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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-01
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

FIVE CHILDREN BITTEN By A MAD DOG.
A large rabbit hound with all the symptoms OF the
rabies bit five children in the Twelfth Ward Of
excitement and CONSERVATION in the ncizhbolhood.
The dog made his appearance in Ferryst. shortly af
ter 3 O'Clock when children were returning home from
.shool. The dog entirely unknown in the neigh
borhOod As a bcvy Of children were passing
Pfcirr's Hall the dog spgang among them. swapping
and foamng at the mouth and began biting right and
left The stricken children Cor their lives,
falling over one another In their fright. The ra5d
beast pursued, biting first one and then another.
The Outcres OF the children drew crowd OF men
and boys and stones and clubs were collected for
missiles.
Forced by the exciting crowd the dog turned and
I'D Feryt. Jacsons st. pursued at a distance by the
crowd hurting missiles at him. Turning into Jackson st.
he dashed along, swapping his teeth vciOusy.
Warned by the cOmmOtiOn wayfarerS hastily dashed into
houses. Several police officers had meanwhile joined
in the chase and preceded the crowd At Market 81.
a party of boys headed OF the brute and delivered
v0llcy Of stones that brought him to halt This
enabled the policemen to Ovcrtake him. and they
promptly emptied their rcvOvcrs into his body.
Seven shots had apparent effect and the officers beat
out his brains with their clubs.
Meanwhile the little children cared for. Physi
clans were summoned and their injuries weyo examined.
Florence Salliday, twelve years old whose parents
live at No. % Ann-st.. injured the most. She
lad lad wound in the calf Of the right leg and
one on the foot, besides bites on both ankles
OF No 56 Hamburg Place had small bite on the left
foot Thomas Norris. nine years old. OF No. 20
9s h FIo %eive YEAR Old of No. 80 Barbour
st. was bitten in the left leg and foot. Alice Nealc,
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Reforming THE NAVY LIST

From The Washington Critic. 49,,
In another column OF The Critic 10 day We publish
the translation OF an article by ". Weyl, -, famous
French authority naval matters. VI. View was
once an officer in the French ana has pracilcai
as well as theoretical knowledge of the subject under
discussion. 1t seems that IN FRANCE rs mere, inc gus
tlcn OF the personnel OF the navy Is occupying atc
ton Quite recently a committee was appointed 10
Investigate the matter aud report as TO the iacts, ana
this article by NJ Weyl contains his comments on INC
report. II viii repay perusal by all those Who arc
Interested I'm the Navy. .,
We may observe that everything VI. Wcyl says Of the
French service applies with equal force 10 ours llho
the French officers, ours are not PronOt1u ui'l Ioe
after they have reached the suited 10 such promo
ton They are ensignS when they ought 10 BE- Hcu,
tenants, cucnants when they ought 10 be IN command
aud Capt1ins when they ought 10 be admral' i'y inc
time an admiral IN this country. ACQUIRES me ~
pcrcncc Of commanding squadron, he IS ripe FOR re-
iircment The sole exception 10 tbs rule VIII De al
mral Walker. who still has SIX Years to serve Pie y
captains have had very little sea service IN ihao
manderS high up On the list who have seen no sea
service, or, at best, only few months some COM
mandors do duty at all Others are regarded as uiht
for anything important, sun others are agents ioF
II + claimed on behalf of the young, V9ilOuS ana
ambitious officers who chafc undr tlrsc tpr1ldlble
obstacles in the way of promotion tina the lists
ought TO be purgcd and the obstacles removed There
should be a retiring age in each grade. well As
standard Of promotion, that the debris can be
cleared away. IL l. common objection 20 this
and that public sentiment will moi approve its further
enlargement. But this objection is either di,n-
gnnuoli, or ignorant. The expense Of the naval cs-
tahlShmcnt will not be increased by transferring
officers from the active 10 the retired list II Will be
lowered Retired pay Is no a> great as active pay.
To he SIRE there would follow great many pro-
mot ons i'm the active list. and this would make a
larger dsurs ment there. But she reduction of pay
dismissed for utter incompetence would nearly il not
wholly equalizc this, and there would then remain
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vopTurpv NrW-JrRSEY COUNTIES.

RAYONNr,-~cycral squads Of surveyors logan Pre-
u,toofv op-ia3n, in EayOnnc yesterday Oh the new
Uud.ou Comfy EoulcvJid The road VIII run through
no entire length OF tie city, distance Of three and
ooe-balf miles, Contrary 10 the original programme.
tho ,urvcyo.s were Instructed to ran their lines
tbrou,b Avenue A. which is open from The Morris
canal :, the Knlvon Eu Rayoanc people want d
III rad 10 run through Avenue Il. when IS not fuliy
nnoneI hut has twOHc stretch 81 hSi ground.
~ argument against it j. that the cost would pc $50,
nuo more I;a;0Eue taApaycr- VINO must pay IN 'aine
,tn ~ taNcS as other, in thc COMFY o'J'ct 10 ltv
I,,- an omen Avenue APPROPRIATED IN bdyOnl' WHO
g. ,ro,i. 81 Jersey City IL j. said AN entirely new
,ar,,d ,nu.i Ice constructed az greater expense.
-, ,IVFIFJD-AltEoueh the Painield municipal
,ufrGritc, have advertised Tor ;pp-aI, ir III" cree
tion If :, system OF Nat"rNoTh-. ana IHc pninOn
CnupriI io- 'pa,,rd an ordinance ioIb!ddlug the tar
ts nm az the .ircct- f.: the laying oi "HerppcN. tho
pioinfed Water supply company I making rapid
',rns =, ~ if. w0fn and has auE0uhCcG 70 tlt pub
H., nat on Julv next IL VIII be pared 10 furnish
~ ,r chs nurh mains which II viii begin laying April
Tlc row company elaine L. nave us privilege
,,dor a, nct pa,,c1 by the stat" Lcrliinrc ~ 1-dJ
f nrirnr, ar, in no di~conccrt 81 by the refusal
80 tIn PAINTED Common Council thus far 10 rc,og
nizc it, claims.
RUTHERFORD. The detailed report % tn, Post
oucr General lust i-surd shows larCrr percentage
~ motif Tor The Rutherford POstOice than for
~ own i'm Ncw.lcI.cy for the year ending June
70 last. The gross receipts were $I0,77' od; net
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JERSEY CITY.
DID HE RoR THE DEAD HosrLER'

James Lawlcr died last october in The stables OF
s V. Lazy president Of Larys Express Company ID
IIobokon-avc. Lawcr was hester. who had Dcca
connected with the company for thirty wears Nhcn
he diel ii was believed that he had saved considerable
money. but after his death this wealth could r0 he
found by Coroner Murrer the police. Yesterday
Catherine Manley. Of No. 50 Clinton llacc Nc"-i0rk
called on Police Justice Adrdge and asked 10 have
a man named Her arrested. she r1ld e was lVihB
with FIizn Rogers She also said he had stolen
50 500 from the dead LAWYER When questioned, Ms
Manley declared she had lived with lle FOR nine years
as hi, wife She said thai Her IVES present when
LAWYER died and that he took pD,Sce ION Of tin box
containing 40 800. The money she said. was counted
I'm her presence Icr after hr committed the theft
Justice Aldrlch held Her for further examination.
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OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

White Plans.-On application OF Henry c. lIender-
SON. OF Wc5cicstar. Judge Dykman yesterday granted
"A writ Of mandamas requiring the Board Of super
visor, TO meet on Monday and eliminate from the tax
levy Of tie town Of Westchcstcr the sum Of
-, 900, which sum had been ordered In the
tax levy by the board 10 pay William c. Spears
for work done In the construction Of road from
Ciauscn's Point t. WcsiChcster. The Judiciary com
mitee * the board had reported adversely against
the claim. but the supervisors tlsrrgardcd their
recommendation These legal proceedings Will delay
the collection OF taxes in that town. the assessments
and levy were all completed.
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twelve years old Of No So Ann-s wa bitten on the
leg. The wounds Of the children were cautcIlzcd y
physician WHO attended the children said 20 ii a. he
could learn there could IT, doubt that nc d"S Wa
mad a. lie exhibited every symptom of the res l'N.
other dog, whom he encountered it, the 't?cet hc1
from him a, if hv instinct. II wa, directed th1i a
the children recover from the ~horh tieS
should be sent 10 DR.. Ghier for t.VatT nj.
1t was In this ncghbOriOOl that five children werl
bitten by dog supposed 10 be mad In the sumner Of
$50. In that case the dog was 4 sifT"g' one ana
attacked the children without any warnnc. The
little sufferers sent for treatment 10 lasteur In
Paris. All Of them are alive and well to-day.
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Rcal Csinie iOantco.

HOUSE. 10 or more roCms. - minutes
II from CITY Han, ". Y. more than acre,
stable. &c; say 10 minutes walk from X.
*. station cash IL desired give full psrticu-
lars WARMER, Tribune once.
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THROWN. the Dish" Fighting Gadato-,' " Narc!ssuS
=. tIc Poll Diving Gladiator Two WIestci','
Pulling IN, shot Pushing the Bcll' and Passing
the Football
rr..iacrt samuel sloan Of The Delaware, Lackawannl
and Western Raload Ia, decided % have nc corr
many, tunnel under III" bergen III li-hleu uIou-n
on in order 10 Ycvcn; the possibility of tne occur
renee Of such IN accident the ono In The tunnel az
Eighty sixth st.. ia New-lorH
Tic Rev Wolf Berger. rabbi OF me CohsfeGa'i3h
-, TcF loh ~ Grange has been admitted 10 the
Orange Memorial Hospital suffering nom an acute
attack Of spinal meningitis. ana the melOeFs VI HIS
congregation are anXiOu, about NM
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GREENLAND ICE As A HIGHWAY.

geographical Magazine
For more than 80 years the inland ice OF Greenland
has been source of increasing interest and sDecua
ton TO travellers and scientists, and especially IN
students OF the physical history Of the earth For
how much longer 1t has been object of sUpcrsons
horror TO the scattered EsmOs who inhat Inc narrow
strip OF barren mountains intervening tciween it and
the Arctc seas, there Is not even legend 10 saw
The results OF the various attempts 10 explore II leaya
little or no room IL doubt that the interior of Gr en-
land II entirely submerged beneath the accumulated
frozen precipitation Of ages. This g.eat CONCEALED
reservoir has an area % some 100000 sauarn m Iss
equal to about three times the area of France or ths
German Empire, and twelve times the area Of Now
York state Its frozen surface in the Gentle is 600
TO 10000 feet above sea level Mont Blanc buried in
il would lose twotllrds its height. and two Mount
Marcys Piled one upon the other wOnld scarcely break
lis surface From every point along its circumference
where gaps In the Titan dam Of mountains that 6old,
1t In check permit. issue re>isess glacier streams
some OF which are larcr than the cntre glacier system
Of The Alps This unique phenomenon Is cytr,mSlv
interesting both per and In It's relations ia ths
glacial epoch IN this country and in Europe; and
further efforts for IL exploration and stndy will con-
time to be made and will Yield valuable results bnt
10 me It's great charm i that 10 the proper party
properly equipped, II is an imperial highway the Ike
Of which exists nowheGc else under the sun.
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
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LONG ISLAND.

irccnport.-The nOiccnSc war being waged In
Grccnport Is likely t. lead 10 serious trouble. \
constable named Booth. Of Orient willie serving sub.
po,nas on Friday night witnesses in the case. to
como up thi, week. fired upon twice. TIE frs,
shot came from alley near the Peoples National
Bank and the second fired at the constable while
ne wa, near the postOficc. Both bullets went vide
of their mark Ii Is said that Booth has been
threatened with tar and feathers if he attempts TO
servn any moro fnhDOcnas.
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ORANGE.

The gymnasium exhibition OF the GRANGE Athleuc
Club which has been in preparation for long time,
was given last evening in the enn, court building Of
the club in the presence Of large audience. Many
difficult and clever feat5 performed BIZ the athletes
among those taking pact being George :. Ring. A. e..
aud l. NJ. Hoffman. Il. +. Boiler W. Kyle j. Day
FIac, G.; Percy Seelcy. Winthrop Buidic, l. f. Free
man Carrngt5n lIennlnS and Others. The perform
amc. closed wit exhibitions OF living Satuarr. The
poses were the following: "ApOlo,' DlscoholuS
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FURNISHED Rooms tUanleo

III ASTED.-A sunny room near Broad.
w way. brtweea 24th and 95th ats stat.
price. L.. Box -. Tribune Uptown Oncr.
23S Broadway.
w f. WANT furnished Rooms constantly.
w all lOrat on. all prices FURNISHED
ROOM DIRECTORY, l.g7 Broadway,
Room :. near 3,d->t.
SUITE FOR 3 adults. cnrpetof mar.
l tally furni he'd. between 10th aud iOfh
St.. wcst " P1rk-avc.: best references. t.
\. DALEY. - West 35th.sf
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ALONG THE SOTND.

BRIDGEPRT.-rEc funeral Of Colonel Samuel B
sumner will be held tomorrow at st. Johns Church
Judges OF the various and members of the bar
i'm large numbers will attend. The Rev DR.
Edward Gullbclt, late rector Of the Church Of Tho
HOLY spirit, New York city, has signincd inf, oc
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tie eno'no.s advantage to the country OF .havr.
only young, az I've, enthusiastic and eyperiencam2
Officers IN places OF command and responsibility
As thlng, stand now Ii is not a question OF was,n,
money on the retired list IL il a question of hos
mnch the country Is squandering on an unsasiac orv
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receipts. sl3.594 76 percentage of profit 500 these
figures are remarkable the population or hutheI
ford and Boiling springs Is only aboIt 1000 fOst
master Burrows estimates his receipts TINS year 40
10000. and will endravor to get free delivery s!S
tom for Rutherford and Boiling springs.
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ceptance Of the call to Trinity Episcopal Church IN
Southport His decision has been received oy tho
pensioners with Joy. For the present he VIII ma'i-
tain his res dcncc in New York.
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w ANTED.-Between 34th and 10Th sts.,
w Madison and It'll ayes, Oh a } years.
lease, house suitable for conservatory %
music. Address 5. y. GRlSWOLD, 8 East
1fth-st
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WANTED to purchase or lease lO0xlQO
W or more on broadway or 6th-ave., suit
price, CooGAN BRorHEKs. Bowery ana
0xund-st.
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miscellaneous

ID R1CE'S Wrlnkla ENtarmina,or ,cr,ov.>
every wrinkle; % cents. Prices Hs,.
RestO.er restores gray hair; Is censs
Prices Wart Remover leaves no scar. "a
cents. l.54l Broadway.
a TENOGRAPIIERS and Remin gton oner.
~ ators furnished 20 business houses no
commissions. WYCKOFF SEAMANS 3
BENEDICT. 327 Broadway.
& PERFLUOCS HAIRS. moles, birth.
~ MARKS. permanently removed bv elec.
trcity, by a skilful operator. SKILFUL.
Box 30, Tribune Uptown Office. ,23S Broad.
way.
~ YPEWRITING done at short no,ice !:
u price 3 ID cents folio and work guar.
anteed; references given il desired CORE.
spondence solicited. Address c. r.
MICHEL. p. 0. Box ass. Bloomfield, v. j.
PARASOLS AID CANES
= ado to order. recovered and repaired
az SPtNCE!'S. 224 Gth-aye.. bet lith and
9Th SIS, on 27G Gth.ave.. near lsth.st
w ANTED.-All who dcsirr 20 mako money
w to send FOR PRICE LIST OF TOOLS
FOR NANCFACTURING RUBBER
stamps. j. + ". DORMAN 81 CO..
Baltimore, Nd, L. ;. \.
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Furnished Gonses.


URNISHED HOUSE, near Central Park
II entrance, reasonably - careful tenant
Address HEALTHY HOUSE, Tribune Up.
town OG!cc, ], 23S Broadway.
Country.
At NYACK. ON HUDSON.-An elegant
~ county scat furnished or unfIInished
extensive river frontage; large hOuss, sta
BILE. &C.; buildings have all city convent
ences heat, water, gas, sc. house deco
rated will be sold reasonable % close an
estate terms 70 suit purchaser. Address
ROCKLANDER, Tribune once.
ERKsHIKE HILLs.-A large. VIII
- furnished house with all modern I'm
harrington, Berkshire County, Mass. VIII
be rented for the summer trrms moderate.
Inquire Of FRANK ii. WRIGHT, Great
HARRINGTON. Mass.
10 EAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME Tor rent,
ID furnished or uniurLlsh shed miles from
Williamstown College. Massachusetts To-
Gated high above the river. overlooking
Uoosick Valley and Taconic Mountains. 3
minutes walk from depot. 10 from post
Office; charming walks, drives VIII sell.
q. WILLARD r. BATES ro"n'l'
n OTTAGE elegantly furnished. Isltp
Y Long Island. near pavilion Hotel, TO
lc'. WILLIE COHEN. 17d Broadway.
LrURNISHED COTTAGES on Long l..
i l1nd. season 1891 lists free Write or
call THURBER & FANNING, Bay Shore,
L. I.
HOTEL. elegantly furnished, Long
III Island. Great South BAY near city n
let WILLIE COHEN. 17G Broadway.
h9DUNT TOBIA HOTEL CAmenial.--Fur.
lV1 nishod he's sulphur and iron. baths 70
let. WILLIE COHEN, l7G Broadway
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UarbinerD.

O.lIoRSE.PO POWER CORLISS beam en-.
] CU glnc, boilers. gearing. roll, ard roll
frames. ,haitine and other riachinety. OF the
late Holmes & Griggs Brass Mil, FOR sac,
separate or hgcther. at very low price,
Can be seen running and all particulars OBJ.
taintd By calling at 336 East seth.sl
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ilnfnrniehr0 Room 60 Get,

? TII.AVE., 2j3. near 2sth.st.
- fourth floor, ojN70; q rooms. all light.
communicating and opening on hall: rent
$500. Address J. e. EMORY. on prem ,c,.
ID II iHlC ANS Office and paror 70 rrnt
= on MadisOn-ave., No. 1872
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Storage.

A UNITED STATES Storage Ware.
h.hOuse 3d-avc., corner iOth.st.-All light
rooms paok King. shipping ana trucking 10 all
parts passenger and freight elevators In
spccton invited; cheapest rates In the city.
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flats 60 Get. Hnturnisheo.

= WEST 1O3D.ST.-Six rooms. BATH and I'm.
- Iacnts, f23. Months rent Tree.
cO TH-ST.. I3I WEsr.-Plcasant cold
Nv water Hats. near j. stations; $40 ana
SIS. Apply to JANlIOR.
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S3. cty ' pfSs. a P5d"t .yTs G and racks I.
&C. 332 ..veniic 4.
CT EO0WILL Buy half valuable pat.
- INV ent. Tor Use In public buildings.
T. II. j.. u. f.. u. PostOnice.
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A \ Wt>TLITID NE\N.JTESTY-
Aidr y RpN 10. Napanoch. Ulster Co.. y.
Y, for terms and plit.,u lii..
" ~ D,,,-uTff- r. -. 49,, --o,,,
\ ,,;- go, xxx wv,
mall hHusr ntir. s4o o15H r.'t 81 ~"
1vri5.risr,,t,>.rl .op 5,r,,, v,,v-
a ~ y =. IN "a "a - FUVf ~. MN
INV EU"n III r. NIis;rCttX ottitct'S: -
N 10, III IiL c,do1 ~ Ufr -
ITO Broadvay. corner 9Gthst.. untn 0
?. H.; go West Twenty.thiid- ~. cCrnCr
corner Fourtrcrtb.st.
y or sALr.-Farn.s o. N 10 100 ocr.s
/ extensive views. situate In Fourth WIlI
city Of Yonker-. haIfmilc and moe frlm
Harlem i.aIro1d ,,a'ipn ~ Tuckaho": also
house, and lots and vacant lotS within 5
minute walk from the -afne station.
tHAS. X. SENBEKEY.
Real Estate.
Tuckahoe. y. !.
IS0R SALE on TFAST Al inner Mont
L ci,ir 7 o,n mode, hone tor,t.d -,
ronniain sd mar '.i, .,oi 40 49, w
feslrabc suburban home: terms e.sv. TuiI
particulars OF application. owner. lEVING
CAIRNS, l43 Gfaud.-t. New-YorK.
~ OK SALE.-On Hudson river. Laii a
2 mile b. low E-opus VILLAGE. farm OF 1870
acres; wide irontale on river: high ground
several me building sites formHT's htusf
anu JAIN orr Tu' tFlp,1y ah9 st'h' quarry
app! 10 . -. l., ~ bfOauNag. room .,
dor SALE or RENT on LEASE.-.Ihat
4 beautiful villa at Rosellc y J.. occu.
prd by J.. L,ndSnL",l - mile. - on
- C@itti 81 J." Nv a az, ir ''''
~ rooDo m.d.Eh ihprol,inehtsi barn. sum.
me-, hous" iiHit ~ n9undanc"; oman eniAl
to 4. H. HOPE. iol Libor,y.-t.. or +.
KIERNAN Kosclr
II Wy - I'i..,N '. ~ J.. ''>huiI
=, No., ''l .i,'l'us ~ I'.'I, a. d.
~, ,'N' ~ lt'.'.l,. VI ''al,I pl"' ~. b
''. ' iI... - A,i,S '(l'i' hai,i ~ hon.
~ l'Hi.' ~ - !'nIH' b'..I r" IN .
y,oodScnsH s,,,,,',., i,1.e. ti.d',, I'm,
ioH uI III abyLeahIe 9inhingt'at, anl
H15.u' "I.'H Il" r.. ~. j., ii'n \
y, itp'I - -, %. a ~, NJ, ~ ph
PIt,nn.in,,i ., "I u ~ - rni'i '""'''
,-I."D, VI wv .>''''h '"io.Ii'n. -
+ IIn n, 49," hd,, VA h0,,yn, IT, 49,; IN"
H,rIding. ~ ''1i' I" "Duu r'it ,'IY,I'p
'rbi. rs. o,,ri,ct- a., Ia. t . 49,.
y StS u: Sond I.of,' lhc o"g; az d ni1 hhe
lichtful aad picturesque pllcc, on Ioar
Iiiahd number ~ Nsw-York'- 900"
have bought IN thi- vicinity within q wear
l..
LIPS & WELLS, Tribune Hl!ld.pr.
ron carr crr,n c..,,,
L 49, - 20 In iCraDIe ,'4H-
an rnoh =, o. az re- On nonr
Ing. with furniture; good outbuildlnc.
hossc.,. cons poultry WAGONS crop; must
D. 500 terms ctsy Ca! evening. owner,
700 "st 4'ia-bt.
NOR -FYCITATtE -.
/ small jargo Xcv.1c,sa,' X,.,. tuI,'s'
clstWhcrci 5000 TO $4,000. j. W
flELDf.f, - Libcfiy-St.
AKM. nor tho Iro.t bc.,itbf,l ,o,r,, -.
Il .".1o-t- Spring Nllicy, house. barn,
irult % Al! AinusT only el,cGO. GARD, 81
farA ECW.
trtV SAI.E as TITT III-DCOT
K small corntrv sr,, nao, &C., po,,.
and Newbufg; naealAcen. river and noun Tln.
TN views near markets. churches. schools.
railway stations ard steamboat landing no
malaria or mosquitoes: LOW price aud fay.
cradle terms. Address {. ). COWAN, ISL
80, -, S2:,.-s''
II ". SALi"-A go0u biG0-story hotel.
Sit ,i,I III Dal tpD. y. j. minutes
selling. Apply 70 AARON DEAN. Dcan,S
y. j.
=, -, -
II Nr. 60 l. Emu man. c9uhtry seal
y" i t ,',I RON baptioh ~
Ut, oounueU o} hIthWaI,aot 70 lay ana
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Boaro Wantco.

GENTLEMAN and VIE desire larg.
" ana comfortable room with board NOT
0bo>c NJ floor. .n nrst-class location
between BAN and I'd rts requisite
hos and col "a water s'1te IRE. attentive
Adifr--. giving particulars and price. which
must be- low, 81 SINE>>, Tribune once.
w ANIED-A nicely furnished room
w wlth board for two gentlemen. J. "a.
=, Tribune Office
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