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SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
A rose window-one that h up.
A bear dance-shs swell german.
Speaking Of English legislation and history
did it ever occur to you that william the Con.
qerer was not local Bill2
Mr.. Jack Aston and the pretty Miss willing
Of Philadelphia are TO be married:
They loved each other, Just - n
They neither had q shilling,
And 90 Jack Astor 10 be his,
And she was pretty willing.
% BARoArs
Lady: 'whst is the price Of that basket"
Clerk: 1.-TWO dollars, madam"
Lady: "I'n give you one seventy-fve"
Clerk: II can't do II, madam. 1t takes two
to make a bargain, don't you know"
A BORN CRIMINAL.
"How did you get into IT," asked the safe
burglar proudly Of his boy who had just picked
lock.
''into-it-ively," smiled the boy, whose
criminal instincts we're developed in other d.
rections also.
Blind eyes can zee the beauty Of kindness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mrs. Harrison's Indisposition Causes
POstponement Of Her Reception.
THE WHITE HOUSE LEvEE.
MISS WAtThAit

Many Events Announced for Next week-A
Round of Teas, Dinners, Dances, Receptions
and Other Gayeties-weddings and Meet
ings of Social Clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

receiving party was entertained upstairs in the
corridor by the President and Mrs. Harrison
at an appetizing supper.
The Spanish legation fete last night in honor
Of the name day Of the youthful King Of Spain
broke the monotony Of the usual form of en-
tertainment by the introduction Of many novel
features. As is common at Spanish entertain
ments the front Of the legation blazed with
lights from lanterns and redectors at every
window. The red and yellow flag of Spain
waved over the door. The suite Of pariors
extending through the corner house at the left
Of the hall was reserved for the reception and
promenade. The double parlors at the right
made fine ball room. This was entirely
powered in green and red and yellow roses
were lavishly used in banking the mantels, &c.
Flowers were tastefully used in all Of the rooms
where the guests fingered. The minister paid
his respects to the President and Mrs. Harrison
first and was home by the time the
first Of his guests came. He and Madame
Suarez-Guanes received in the left parlor.
Msdame's gown was In yellow Grape, founced
She wore diamonds and pearls. Madame and
the Misses Armendariz, her guests, also followed
the Spanish coiors in the selection of their
gowns, being dressed in yellow and red gauge.
Mr.. SaavedrA vas another eficient member
Of the receiving receiving party. Asuppsr, accompanied
at midnight. After that cotillion Of forty
couples IVES danced Mr.. Ssouns led with
Mis- Everett The fAvors were tam
bourines that had the royal crest and
ne date IN gilt china benbonisrss, cigars,
tied with red and yellow ribbons. The figures
we're vsry smusing. Among the guests was the
entire diplomatic corps, the justices Of the Su-
preme Court and their wives, the cabinet and
ladies', the Senators and members OF the for
resident families
Among others present were Mis- Mitchell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

20 20 20
Ere EErr E Ent S0SS ZEE INIT"
+ ZEE 4 1 ooS kEE \ IN N +
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
WE HAVE LAID OUT LARGE LINE OF GOODS
ON OUR SECOND FLOOR WHICH WE DESIRE
TO SELL BEFORE REMOVING TO OUR NEW
STORE. NO. I21s ST. TO 1914 G ST. NV.
20 PER CENT Is THE DISCOUNT. BUT SOME
OF THE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE.
MOST OF THE GOODS ARE CHOICE But
BROKEN ASSIGNMENTS. IT WILL PAY ANY
ONE WISHING DRcORA TED CHINA TO SEE
THIS ASSORTMENT.
n. W. BEvERTDGE
IMPORTER POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
d3-3m l00o Pennsylvania ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

A rose windov-one that b up.
A bear dance-shs swell german.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-24

Speaking Of English legislation and history
lid it ever occur to you that william the Con-
lerer was not local Bill2
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IPILEPSY EPILEPSY.
EPILEPSY,
Suggestions and advice ss TO treatment in Health
Iract Just issued. send stamp for IL TO
Ja23-ot DIR. WILLIAMSON, New London Conn.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

Our West side friends will never
have a more BETTING occasion to Gel.
cbratc than they have now for the
opening Of the Free Bridge TuE
NEws suggests that they.iake advant
age Of the occasion aud give a cele,
bntion commensurate with richness
% their feelings In the matter, They
should get together as soon practicable
and put the machinery in motion for
such a celebration.
Their town friends will lend help
ing hand and will gather with them at
the bridge for a grand dedicatory
ceremony such as is rarely witnessed
in any country. Let US hear from our
friends on the West Side.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
COUNTY CONVENTION, W. c. 7. U,

The third convention Of the W. Z.
T. d for Bingham county, Idaho, met
at Eagle Rock, May 9Th and sth 1871.
The following were the delegates
present Mesdsmes Watson, LalibertV.
duncan and Miss Nettie Duncan OF
Blackfuot West Side Union. Mes.
danes. Wallace, Oliver, Vandefbec
and Miss Lizzie Forrest Of Pocatello
Union. Mesdames Holbrook, Reeves
and Miss Mcpherson OF Blacktoo'
Union.
Address OF welcome was given ny
Mrs Martha Ramsey OF Eagle ROCK
response. Mrs. Holbrook of Blaekioot'
4 ycfy interesting debate by Mrs
R.eyas and Miss Mcpherson was list
ened 70 by large and appreciatiye
audience the evening of the 7th. SUP
icct.uResolvod that Education does
more for temperance than Prohibition.
The Judges decided In favor oil ITO
Ave" 1 very encouraging letter from
Dyrd Trego, honorary memoer =, =,
I,laek.oot West Side Union, was reao
by Mrs. Duncan A.. v.oro
The following county officers "ere
el,cted for the ensuing year
p,esIdent--Mrs, Reeves, BlacKioos'
vice President Mrs, Grow, h"e'
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
Mechanical Wonder.

The Decoration Day issue of the
Albany, N. Y, Telegram will be the
most original, unique and popular pa
per ever presented to the American
ppublic. Nothing like it ever attempt
u By newspaper in the nineteenth
century. As a mechanical wonder
and military literary library there
wiII be nothing to even compare with
Il issued in this country II WIZ pe
nrinted ON red, white and blue paper
and consist Of l6 pages If there is
no agent in your town you nave ene
n ~ mailed to you at 8 cents a copy
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
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On this safe plan you can buy from
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any affection of Throat Lungs or
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i pleasant and agreeable to taste, per
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ed upon. Trial bottles free at W, H.
Behle 4 Sons Drugstore,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
Choice Gatherings
From the Town, County
And State.
READ CAREFULLY or YOU MAY
MISS AN ITEM YOU WOULD
LIKE TO KNOW.

Mountain Home has shipped IS car
loads Of wool this spring
There is lively demand for beef
cattle throughout the state.
Snow, sleet aud frost visited Old
England ON the 18th inst
Kentucky Democrats, il State con.
venlion have declared toI tariff reform
and free coinage OF silver.
Mountain Home postofice has
grown TO the importance OF being
made a money order Office
Early fruits and vegetables are
growing common In the market OF
BlackfOot
Travellers over the q. q \. Ry. Line
pass man, words Of praise on the
beautiful houses in Blackfoo,
banker c Bunting and family lef,
for an extended visit 10 Salt Lake
City Sunday.
Mrs. Judge Morgan came oyer from
Boise Friday 10 sec her grandson. 10.
fant son Of Mr. and Mira r. T. Nor.
gan
The Cassla County Times says
J. W. Lamoreanx telegraphed 10
Gwca river tor waterAnd 20, Il; there
- plenty Of water 10 Green river
Everybody claims to have had a
splendid time At the picnic Saturday,
and many Of them a lively time Al
the picnic Al night
The board Of County Commissioners
biz the nail squarely 90 the bead when
Il purchased and opened 70 the pub
lic tho Snake river bridge
The latest article 10 be manafac.
gnFcd from corn Is soap Experiments
have shoHa that bushel OF corn with
the proper amour, o. alkali, will make
200 pounds o. soap
A wreck ~ freight train occurred on
the Shot Line scat Of shoshone sun.
day 10 which Fireman George Peakc
Has Instantly killed aud Engineer
cAFnes supposed 10 be fatally injured,
The County Commissioners are en-.
titled 10 the first seats al the feast for
buying the bridge and giving our west
side frieHds = free RICH, OF way TO
town.
Hon. I. y. Maxwell.of Lewiston,
who was = candidate on the Demo,
cratic State tickle, for Supreme Judge
has left the State and will make Fair.
haven, Washington, BITS home
Here l. how a girls taste differs
according 70 her age: At is she
wants = dude with looihpick shoes a
q microscopic maslachs; At 90 a chief
justice with with piles OF Tin; at %
she'll he satisfied with a member Of
congress. at 30 a doctor or preacher
will do; At IS, anything that wears
pants. This only refers 70 Eastern
girls tx
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

One Improved Rancho, $50 acres, inclosed by
good wire fence horses, cattle, farming nipple
ments, machinery, 80 tons of hay, etc. Every
thing necessary to continue the business. This
ranch is near the town of Blackfoot
One unimproved ranch 32O acres, partly in
closed, good water right and convenient to town.
One ranch of 100 acres all inclosed, 20 acres
under cultivation Best bargain in the county.
Parties wanting to buy and parties in town or
in the country wanting to sell are invited to call
in person or write
THE IDAHO NEWS.
Blackfoot, Idaho.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

noe =, Corresponding Secretary Miss
Mcpherson, Blackfoot Recordin9
seeretary1Mrs. Winters. Eagle Rock
assistant : = Ian Recording secretary.--Mrs.
., H. Smith, Eagle Rock. Treasure.
hr >, Vanderbec, Pocatello.
Inc meeting adjourned until No.
'enoer 1891 to meet at Blackfoot.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
School GradatiOn For 1891.

" tie inherent pupils
~ lie school for the ensuing school
year in order that all may know ex.
acuy where they belong, trusting that
eaeh and every pupil will take adj
vantage OF the early announcementand
thus be better prepared for his work
"len school conyenes in September.
PRIMARY ROOM.
Grade No Primary Grade.
ID Word Glass.
% Chart Glass
We do not give the names OF the
pupils In this grade as II includes the
work for first year only.
Grade No. 2-First Reader Grade.
Cd Primer Class.
Elizabeth Twitchell Gertrude Forbes.
Robert Forbes, Geo Kirkpatrick, An
ME Rogers, Lizzie Morgan, May Day.
ldson.
90 First Reader Glass.
George Hammond, Willie Morgan.
Walter Rogers, Jessie Lloyd. Bertha
Twitchell, Josie Benjamin, Paul Stew.
art Clarence Hogue, James Anson,
Parke Smith, Willis Reeves, Katie
Wall, Guy Garlitz, George Matthews.
Grade No. Second Reader Grade
A Class.
Arthur Hammond, Willie Criswell,
Charles Fisher, Mary Arson, Leila
Herman, Albert Howell, Harry Howell,
Anna Dougherty, Hattie Dougherty.
d Glass.
Luella Morgan, Gordon Kirkpatrick,
Willie kirkpatrick, John johnson,
Grade No Third Reader Grade.
B Class.
Belle Became, Louie Criswell. Helen
Basselt. Birdie Bassett, Florence Cher.
~, Elvn Bergman, Mabel Hogue,
Cora Mackey. Alice Schuyler, Alfred
SINGERS, Charley Hopkins, Avery
Scots, Lester Sill, Louise Watson,
Gertrude Thompson, Callie Davidson,
Fanny Watson, Willie Schuyler,
AchAah Benjamin.
INTERMEDIATE ROOM.
Grade No. 4-Third Reader Grade.
A Class.
Hamilton Wright, Lille West,
Daisy Dipplc, Harold Dipple, Ida
sagers. Arthur Killion, Mary Smyers,
John Bcnjainin, Lucius killion, Wal.
ter Hogne, Charley Bingham.
Grade No. Fourth Reader Grade.
A Glass.
Maggie Dunn, Ralph Osborn, Abbie
Stevens. Pearl Sagers, Rebecca Wright
William Thompson, Eva Rogers, Maud
Hopkins. Anna Bassett, May Briley,
George Dunn, Hale Cherry, Julia
smyers. James Gray, Rose Benjamin,
Lizzie Watson, Llzzie Criswell.
Il Glass.
Arthur Smith, Henry Briley. Caddie
Forbes. Burl Neider, Thomas Harvey,
Joseph Watson, Malinde Watson,
Claude Garlitz, Ethel Thompson,
Monte Kirkpatrick.
PRINCIPALS ROOM.
Grade No. 6--Fifth Reader Grade.
A Glass.
Edward Rowles, Inez Wright, Ada
Sill Chas Bergman, Thos. Sagers,
George Warren, Maude Fisher, Mabel
Herman, Alfred Sill.
B Glass.
Dorcas Harvey, Nellie Sweet, John
Kirkpatrick. Douglas Smith, John
William Jones. Lulu Hammond, Earl
Houck. Lizzie Howell, Charles Bias
sett, PER-, Arson, Gertie Pierce, Esther
Behle, Alice Hopkins,
Grade No High School Grade.
VIM. Capps, Geo, Arson, John Her
man Thos. johnson, Robert 0rborn,
yes,a Wright, Jonathan Wright,
Arthur Stewart, Henry Stewart, Greg
DRY Jones. -
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
Isap Cure for piles.
PROFESSIONAL cAnns

Piles are known by mois-
Fnpiration, causing intense
saen warm This form as
sllad, bleeding and pro,rud-
y At once 10 DR. Bosanko's
asay which acts directly on
aiiects a permanent cure,
A4uggists or mail, treatise free.
mo Piqua, o. Sold by Bchle
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
An Estray.

~, s,ahlcs IN the town Of Black.
Came am. nv, \" month 81 February last one r0a i
cow branded left thigh sspcns mo sI and
her away or sue "'' Jul.E BAssETT.
p,ocxfoot, Idaho, May 18th, 1871
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

.ags little fsuenss hlvs hssH paaa a
ss's fcf w.. ~ kana ieEs, Aas,lns
49, efsd 1iia. hanu. Toledo, Nhie
S ent' Others ere doing 81 vel Why
fHHf Sons eafu usft fauosNn =
'.,athi Non caH do DE veth ard W
!, htHiss Nhfttsrf f4u are. Lsnn be-
sn,nrts sft spsliy earning nsrn ~ 70
tast AnaFst. We ahuu yea heT
~ .iaft VOC Nen safh IL spars iin4s
WaH ~ pius. Ma nlanef ~ eofts
III faiiNfs unkrawu sInehg shtuit
tN epd wonderful raffieelsfs nee.
? Nfh $50 7sortiansis ~ stne
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
White House,
Salt Lake City.

Location unsurpassed, being in proxi.
nifty to leading wholesale and retail
houses and places of interest.
Pullman Car and Union Ticket offices
in the hotel.
\, 1. HALL, PROPRIETOR.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23

r,i,nmcd hats in the latest Partisan
STYLES at Mrs. A. II, Bornharts'
r,n,nlate line OF the standard makes
80 ,.nrse,s NJ Mrs, 4. +, Bornhans
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-05-23
''cIIin's .lrnica solre.

- Sslvc In the world FOR
II 'pu'ses, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
] r never Sores, letter, Chappcd
y, sa'lbIains Corns, and all Skin
u aud positively cures pilcs,
',s .equircd It IS guaranteed
s'leet satisfaction, or money
rricc 25 cents per box.
we By Belle & SON.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Males.
NOUNG MAN. 30. speaks English and
Geiman, wants situation l- hotel butcher
or IN restaurant. city o. country. Address
II. *. 80 itrand-st., Jfr-ey city.
NOUNG Man with some knowledge OF
! engineering desires a situation ~ Az
,i-,ant engineer In some large building
can furnish reference. Address ENGl-
NEEE. lJ3 ith-aNr.
" DUNG MAN. active. quick. intelligent,
4 educated. rapid writer. quick at igur's,
rsepo-S ,-,ing opp 1rIncr age ~, from the
country. desires position where ta":r is
uie Waut..d. o Il references. Address
AMBITIOUS. Tri urr Onicc.
NOTNG MAN want. wora az ANYTHING;
4 handy with tools. Care Of JanitOr.
.3j East 20th--t.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
FURNISHED Gouses.
Country

ITO RENT, fully furnished house, suitable
/ for rontleInan's county residence,
KNOWN As S.Thc Homestead" on The water.
Il, oyster Bay. L. /. hlc lawn. large ,"atcr
front. abundance Of shade trees ana line
NM j. YOUNGS. oyster Bay. l.. /.
TO RENT, fully furnished. cottage known
as "Rupbv." at oyster Bav. l.. J.,
elegantly situated on hill slopng TO the
watt: vi t"'' elegSnt shade tree. and ccmmoaIoqs
stables Apply to owner, WM. j. fooN"s,
OYSTER Bay, l.. /.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
.flats uJanic0.

A GENTLEMAN and wife desire nat
"A of four or i've rooms in gooa ncish;
b,rhood on West SID. brtNccn ga ann
Iorth Il rcnt about 4lj per mOnt!. Ad'
dress r. NJ. N.. Tribune Onicc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Nl5telIancouS


81 oOHS.-Old LooK-, papcr novels. ma2l-
ID zinc, bought, >pcc!ai wants, will ply
tlO for 1871 Magazine Of American His
tony: odd numbers bought: back numbct~ OF
magazine. supplied. SILK : BOOK In
rOHl [ NJ, li7 Gth-aNc.
HFNTLEMEN Wishing 10 dispose Of their
IN lctt-of clothing 1t fdtr value VIII
please call on or address EDWARD NIL
LER, IS Gth.ayc.
I WILL pay highest price, fol old furni-
turr. carpets. &c, any d., ription.
ia. I73 Fat S3th-st.
- STFNOGEAPHERS and Remington oper.
~ atOr- furnished 90 business houses; no
commissions. WYCKOFF. SEAMANS Il
BENEDlCT, 327 Broadway
~ YPEWEITING done at short notice (,
j price 10 cents a folio and work guar.
antecd references given II desired core
MICHEL. p. o. BoV 3sS. Bloomfield. y. }.
UMBEELLNS. PAEASOlS and CANES
Y made 10 order. recovered and repaired
at SPENCEI'S, 22i 6th-aVe., bet ith and
] 9th sts, sfld 90 6th.aVe., near lrth.st.
w ANTED. -Bromcv's Atlas Of Wet
w chester and Fairfield Counu"- scconi-
hand copy but must h" In GOOD order
STATE price and particulars. Address MAP,
Tlibuno Onice.
XsTNNTED-Four ecoud- hand fans with
separate. Communicate with 7. II. BERT
HOLE, Middletown, y. Y.
wv /. THAYER. j. y $, NJ. D.,
w. % EAST l5TH-ST.,
Just west Of Union Squaic.
Furnishes his patients with the most valu.
able inventions and improvements IN
DENTISTRY.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
1i,ntbincrn.

II LICTRIC motor, for iunnn" machinery
81 and elevators current furnished bY aus
OF the city lighting rDmUtulr-. Apply fol
estimate ~ EXCELSIOR ELtt Trio
COMPANY. liJ broadway. NrU-h oft.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Gin Rral 'Gsiaie % fet.

4 T p. %. % and - EAST 77TH.ST.
II are charming houses to let only, and
fOr a tDrm Of years IL desir at -, 900
each: decorated Ieadv on or before May ! ;
fouilie, occupying high-priced apartments
N3ntages Of these houses a. permanent
homes; engagements NAV now BE- made
OWNER. - Ce1ar-st Room 80 . until q
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
gountrr Real Gsini:. for Sale

4 D. HOFL. 12l Liberty-st.. has a
%A. rIwbe. oI houses o rcnt and for sale
a. Eo-...s. y. j.; viii b. home at Koselie
CGr.n- M0IGaN t.r 28d. tn receiNe VISITORS.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Uomestie 5ltuatlcns Uanteo
Females.


Females.
LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY
A.MENr HOUsE.-For hotels and private
families; nr,t-class help with Preferences
city and county. At Mrs. FLOlD'S, l35
0tn.aye., 4th house above l0th-st.
LADY 20 visit ladies' at their resid nccs
"A with hair tonic; sure preventive
Of falling halr, after 3 personal applications
or VISITS 10 my parl0rs. Mrs. SLENIN,
HairdrGsser. S2l West 47th-st.
An ENGLISH person wants position as
N attendant On a delicate or invalid LADY.
Can be- seen at present employers. lO1
Wlst 12d.st
a RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes plain
"A washing Mt home doc. dozen. CAL
Mrs. LORENZ. 29S East 17th-st. 1st-ave.
Ill KINDS OF German servants with
~ nfst-class references always IN hand for
city or country. !. SONNENSCHElN'S
Employment Oaiee, IL 3d-aye., nr. sth'sG
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Yy yANTFD.-Compctcnt nurse for young
w children French or Germ ru personal
city reference required. ll6 East 37thst..
nninIr ] O,cInck.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
flats Go Get, fnrnlshe0

STATS coupe-ely furnished without Te-
ou r,nq cash deposit only =. neccs.
sarv. MNNUFACTCEERS A"tNI' lo5
West 29th.st
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

ID IDG EWOOD. Oh Erie Raiway.--For
h sale or to let a neat cottage Of q rooms
and cellar with water supply In kitchen /:
price, $1,000; half cash; rcnt. 500 Der
annum. Apply to Mr.. EDWARDS, II
NaSsau.St
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

EAKMtKS and GARDENERS requiring
l. Ls>t-class help, married or single,
supplied free Of charge on shore notice;
qurements, WAGES paid, &c. Address
FARMERS SUPPLY, 3O6 Westinghouse,
DrookIKn esLah.l lshrd 1872.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
furnished Rooms.
Rooms Uante6

A TTENTION.-We need more furnished
"A rooms constantly TO supply the every day
demand all locations; sl registers and ad-
vertiSes your whole house until Juy. FUR.
NISHED ROOM DIRECTORY, 1897
Broadway. near S2d,st.
If YOU want 10 let or engage furnished
i rooms, call on Us. NEWYORk BU.
REAU OF INFORMATION. Room 6l4,
Lincoln Building. / Union square.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Gin Tfal gslatc for Sale.

ERONTlNG Manhattan Square and over.
L lOOking Central Park that superior
cabnet-AnI shed dwelling, 24N97 feet, lot lOi
fr,t 4 inches. No. A. West 71th--t.: price
SIS GOO tn only unsold house in thr block
CORD owner
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Drcs5mlklng.

n ONPETENT DRE>SNANEE wishcs
" few moro engagements bY the day aad
takes plain sewing also. l,OO3 -d-ate., 1T
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

- TATEN ISLAND, Cedar Grove.-FOr
- sale. large house, fifty lots, on Rapid
Transit; fronting river. THEODORE
CURTIS, 1913 Fult0n-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

Males.
l. ARNWORK- HOUSEWORk.-By man
i ana WIFE no children good ndlKor, sc. I;
" ife do all family wCIk good dairy woman
very neat people GOOD references. At CAR.
! pf\lERis. Jos Nth.aNc.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19

OH7coS @ Iot' heat. haht, sc
I o0S LAX lNGTON.AVE.. near SQth.
I'')c1 st.-CnarMing tiyOu house. with
reAty Of ioom for gcntcel living b. painfully
coratd; r'adv az once; can be had for a
tom .. vars rent y 200 permits not re-.
tnI'c. OWNER, 10 Cedar.st., Room so,
uutu 3.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Rsal getaie Uanteo.


W ANrED.-- BY the year. "a medium-slzed
w modern house on Hudson. with ample
grounds. healthful location ; within one hour
OF city Immediate posse ssiOn rent not TO
exceed $50. L. ID. GRIFFIN. 7S0 7th-ayc.
w ANTED. --- A good twO-story house
w for gentleman and wife. or choice
2c-stOry Hat. with large rooms and well
leght'd and central location. Address
dOL OLSEKEEPING, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
Rral Csiate 10 GfrbanQe

LNLAT WANTED In exchange for first
Il class new house, near Park; VIII add
cash. j. o. HOYT. II broadway.
u Bcnsonhuret for good Brooklyn lots OF
same value. Address GOOD CHANCE,
Tribune Oflice.
Coz 00O CASH-.Equity IN five small
y~o,OUU DIV ollings, vicinity Len0N-
le., llGth-st. What lave you O. Oiicr
Principals only will address GiRORDEY,
Tribune Uptown 01icc, / ,23S broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-19
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