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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-05
DEFEATED BY WOMEN.
Ingalls, Now Know Were to Law th,
Blame.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a 4.-Thc genera
subject of temperance occurred the at
tcntion Of the Woman's National Coup
Gil today. Mrs. j. Ellen Foster. presi
dent OF the N0n-Partisan Nationa
"oman's Christian Temperance Union
ana Mrs. Mary II. Lathrop, representing
as a delegate the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, were tho
principal speakers.
Mrs. Mary +. Lease, Of Kansas, also
spoke. In beginning, she addressed her
sell TO MADAME President, friends and
lcllow-cltlzcns." She said ehc used the
term with pardonablc pride, when she
remembered that the Alliance league has
gwen TO women of her sunnowcr. hum
anlty loving, tempcrance-l loving State of
Kansas the right of political suffrage.
She spoke Of the condition of affairs in
Kansas, and referred to Ingalls, as the
"man that we women of Kansas had the
great pleasure Of defeating"
Ihe subject assigned to Mrs. Lease
was women in the Farmers Alliance. -
She said. however, that the subject could
not be mtclligcntly discussed nor fully
understood until the necessity for the
formation Of the Farmers Alliance is
hrst shown. Cotinuing she said:
"Itmust be evident to every lntell,ocst
man and woman today that there is
something radically wrong in the affairs
OF this nation. Itmust be evident 10 every
thinking man and woman that we have
reached crisis i'll the affairs of the ma
ton which is of more Importance. more
frau9ht with mighty consequence for the
veal or woe of the American people
than was even that crisis that engaged
the attention Of the people in the dark
and bleeding days Of civil strife. My
friends, the lash OF the slave drivers
whip Is no longer heard in this country.
but the lash Of necessity is driving
thousands to unreQutcd toll. The con-
sclencelcss capitalist is robbing manhood
ofits prime, mothers OF their motherhood
and sorrowful children of sunshine and
OF Joy. We have a land where the boun-
teous hand Of nature has given wound
er1ul heritage to each ard every one, and
yet IN this land OF plenty and unlimited
resources the cry of humanity is going
up from every corner Of the nation, .he
paint OF motherhood. the moans of
starving children.
Capital buys and sells today the very
heart beats Of humanity. For one hun
dred years the spectators, landrobbcrs,
pirates and gamblers of this nation have
Knocked unceasngl ly at the door of Con-
gress and Congress has in every instance
acceded to their demands. They have
gotten money out Of the treasury
amounting to tens Of millions Of dollars,
They were permitted to tap the veins OF
trade and commerce and withdraw from,
the body polite the circulating medium
which is the lifc-blood af the nation, and
our lawmakers term these acts constitu.
tiOnal."
In conclusion the speaker said:
1.-The Farmers Alliance numbers
halt million, who are loyal whtc.rlD-
boncrs, the majority of them, and | say
1t with thanks to Almighty God, that
our Alliance representatives are the
only men IN the councils Of the nation
today, who have not Jccn elected on the
HQuOr platform,n
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CIIAELESToN. Feb. 2O.--Attorncy
General Pore passed through the citv
on MS way I" Beaufort li.y .!lrrnoon.
NhIic hcrc he was urged to Indicate
an approximation to the amount which
the Phosphate Commission intended TO
raise the royalty on rock, but replied
that he could Givc no information ON
that head. The phosphate marker here
IS all unsettled by the action Of the
Commission. Miners says that the no.
tlllcatlon that the royalty will be raised
over the : per ton rate is no notice at
all, rs the figures are not indicated, and
that the state Of THINGS will put an
rnd 20 all contracts for rock abroad.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-05
Six Lives Lost.

NEW YORK, Feb. PA five story
double "llat" house, better sort of ten.
ement house, at 129 and 131 Sands street,
Brooklyn, burned to night and six of the
inmates were burned to death. Thirty.
TWO families occupied the house, about
Two hundred people in all, and but for
the ana or the iiremen many more lives
would have been lost.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-05
Kuunlng Down Rnrk

NEW YORK, Feb lS.-Thc North
Bremen Lloyd atcamcr IIavel, while on
''cr way down the bay this afternoon,
colllued with the Italian bark Mascotta,
Inbound ,'loS from San Domingo city. The
Dark oa SahT almost Immediately Off Buoy
~, near Bay Ridge, and three of her
crew were drowned. The steamer pro-
cccded Oh her was to Bremen.
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Buried on His Wedding Day,

nEkNILLE,S.C. Feb. ~. The funr.
RAJ OF Mr.. +. Ilapprrlicld, Il wealthy cit
zen and eX- Mayor of this city, took
place at the hour to-day which had been
liked for his marriage to one of the most
charming bellies of York County.
Mr.. iiappcriicld, who WAS Il grocer and
proprietor Of Che marble works, lost his
Wl1e last August by death. He soon
found consolation in the sympathy Of
Miss Russell, which developed into an
engagement Of marriage. and to. dav was
sci by the bridc-rlrct for the ccrcInnny
y week ago the aged groom took to
pea with sickness from which death en-.
sued, and to-day Miss Russell was chief
mOurncr inStcacd of bride.
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CIIEEAw, Feb. 20. News reached
here last night of a most horrible muir
der committed near Society Hill last
Monday. y Mr.. Goodson, prominent
citizen of that community, owed Il Mr..
Griggs, who lived only Il few miles dis
tant, $500. Mr.. GOOdSon counted the
money in the presence of Il negro named
Green, who had been in his employ for
several years, and Mr.. Gpudsun'S daugh-
ter started to carry the money to Mr..
Griggs. Before going far Miss Good
son was UNtrtakcn by the same negro
Green. who cut her throat, took the live
hundred dollars and threw her dead body
in Black Creek, Il stream dividing Dar-
llngton and Chesterfield counties. When
Miss Goodson failed to return home at
the proper time search was instituted,
and yesterday her body was found in
Black Crccl i Suspicion was at once
placed upoD he negro Green. He was
captured in Florence and brought here
last night. Green acknowledged killing
Miss Goodson and surrendered $50 of
the money when captured. He is now
III Chesterfield iail.
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Horrible, IL True.

MAKSEILLES, Feb. 25.--The captain
Of steamship which arrived here from
Madagascar reports that as u result ola
revolt upon tho part Of the natives, the
governor OF Nossibee, an island and
French colony or the northwest coast
of Madagascar, has caused the execu-
ton of over hundred rebels, who, with
their wives and children were killed.
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Tho COOSaw Opened to All.

COLUMBIA, Feb. IS. The phosphate
commission met today and ordered
that the COOSaw river be opened TO the
general rights Of mining. Heretofore
this territory las been mined exclusive
~ by the COOSaw company, which OBJ
tanned control Of the river under Il
lease from another company whose
charter expired in 1891. Subsequently
the COOSaw company obtained lcgiSla-
tive action recognizing them directly,
and the ambiguous wording Of the act
may be the basis for the company to
claim a more extended lease. The
hoard also passed Il resolution ordering
the royalty to be increased above 81
per ton, cginnlng six months from
date
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a Whole EnmiIY Drowned.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 23. Frederick
Warner, a fisherman, lived with his wife
and five children on the bank of the
river. The flood undermined his house
Saturday night and it fell into the river.
The whole family was drowned.
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An I.XCiting SConc,

ST. Louis, Feb. 23.-.A special from
Little Rock, Ark, says that n tremend-
ouS uprOar occurred in the lower branch
OF the Legislatureto to day during the dis :
cuSSlon of the resolution ordering the
arrest of cXTreaSurCr Woodruff. White
OF Nevada offered Il resolution on the
subject "rcqueSting the Governor to
cause the apprehension, not only Of
woodruff, but ali other persons con
nected with him in the use Of the State
funds"
Otey of Lee County, chairman of the
Judiciary committee made Il strong ar
gument in favor of the adoption of the
resolution, in which he referred to the
position taken by certain members in
delaying measures intended to yindicate
the laws of the state.
Hon. Daniel y Jones Of Pulaski, took
o1lenSc at OteyS statement, saying they
were aimed at him, but he exclaimed,
pointing at Otcy: "If the gentle
man from Lee will make the statement
direct that in this matter, or any other,
my actions have been controlled by i'm
proper motives would not hesitate to
say TO him as Douglass said to Angus,
Lord Angus thou hast lied"
,otcy-"And | would say to the man
who would make a'chargc Of that kind
against me that he is Il coward"
"Then say to you, sir, that you are
a liar" yelled Jones. "And you are Il
coward, exclaimed Otey.
Several members Sprang to their feet
and III their attempt TO gain the ioor,
the greatest confusion prevailed for
several minutes which the Speaker had
great difficulty in supprcssing.
| Another breeze was accustomed later
on in the debate when Wimberly, anu.
tual friend, attempted to smooth tho
matter over by saying Otey had apollo
giZcd. The latter sprung to his feet and
vehemently denied that he had apollo.
giZed. Jones had not placed him in a
position where an apology could be
eXpcctedand he wanted the House to
understand that he had made no apol-
Ogy.
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Eriblc Mino ExpIosion.

TrEl3F' ii ILL.,, County .Aline, Feb. 2I.
iln oErloSion took place in the West
Siue OF East s.. Lopc this afternoon.
AireadyA five dead bodies have been
taKGn oFlt. The rcscuing party is now
WORKING hard for the purpose of restor-
ing tIef ventilation in the mino. 1t is
learca t4at great many miners have
been Killed, but thus far it has been i'm
possible To reach more than the bodies
of five. 1t is thought that fully thirty
men and boys are still in the mine.
Among the missing is Manager Swift,
who has not been seen since the eXplo-
sion. The loss Of life caused by the eXplO-
sion is appalling. 1t is now feared that
seventy men and boys are dead.
Twenty-ninc dead bodies have been re-
covered
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Burned in I:niny,

BIEMINGiIAM, Ala, Feb. II. At
Athens, Ala, Thursday might Il crowd
OF indignant citiZ g first hung and then
burned Governor ones IN cMigy. one
Of the state Agricultural Experimental
stations is located at Athens, and the
Legislature passed Il bin dividing the
Agricultural College fund appropriated
by Congress among the several stations
IN thcStatc. Governor Jones vetoed the
bill on the ground that the fund WAS in
the nature Of a trust already nrcrptcd
by the state for the benefit OF the Ngri
cultural and McCllam;"al College, az Nu-
burn and could not be diverted from
that institution. Athens share under
the vetoed bill was - 600 per annum.
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4 Colorado I&piSodc.

SALlDA, COL., Feb. -. Last nigh
Pat Sullivan. Il conductor, saw Oliver
RclIly,a Il workman carrying away big
chunk of coal. This was against the
company's orders, ana Sullivan ordered
the man to drop the coal, which Reilly
rel lScd to do. Words were EXCHANGED
whcN Reilly drew Il revolver and SHOT
Sullivan in the side, inliicting wound
that caused his death soon after. The
murderer was at once arrested, and
owing to threats of lynching, a hundred
deputies were stationed to protect the
Jall. About 10 o'clock Il mob Of about
2O made rush for the Jail, but were
beaten OFF, and two of the numhcr shot
and Killed. An hour later another at.
TACK was made. One Of the guards was
kllleu ana the Others oVerpOWGrcd. The
murderer was taken out and hanged to
coal chute, and his BODY riddlcd with
bullets.
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1.-The Farmers Alliance numbers
halt a million, who are loyal whitc.rll-
boners, the majority Of them, and | saw
1t with thanks to Almighty God, that
our Alliance representatives are the
onl y men i'll the councils Of the nation
today, who have not Jccn elected on the
liQuor platform,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

MORRISTOWN.-- For sale az bargain
1fk or 10 let for the summer. fully ftirnished4
modern house acres stable shade. ono
mile from the station. j. HENRY JOHN.
son, Morris,Own, y. j.
ONLY $500 necessary 70 buy one OF the
Anne cottages e. Bensonhurst; II rooms
ali improvements furnaeei zoo feet from
electric road rent pays the required pay.
ments and interest; very easy terms rare
DDportunlty 10 own an elegant residence.
]. &. GCHOONOVER, 26G 3d.aye. be.
tween 59d and 54th SITS. Brooklyn.
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domestic eitumions manteo
Males.

- UTLER.-By butler thoroughly under
- standing his duty In private family;
city or country; good references. Address
X. c., Box SO, Tribune Uptown once, l,23S
Broadway.
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Gountrp Real Gsiate 90 Get

ELBERON, Long BRANCH aud MON
II MOUTH BEACH.-TO Zee, cottages,
200 b. e. 600 some special sales; WILL
IL OR kENT.-ln Liewellyn Park, Orange,
tcre In lawn and shade; location high, dry
and healthy; plumbing and DRAINAGE per
feet all modern Improvements one hour
mer and winter; $40 per month. r. c..
BROWNING, owner, % COrtlandt-st' N. Y.
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VEEY FINE BAY HORSE. @ wears Old
a.. 10 hands, hv Thorndale. Is strong and
tts,iUe bas landsOIue outlines. rcmsrla bly,
~, ~ aeoon aht has taken numerous first
T. ID ~ lJ " AZ exceptionally noble animal.
y H. OVoHy Sha'oD station, y. Y.
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Gorses an0 &drrlases


STUDEBAKER BROS MFG, CO.,
- TUDEBAKEli BROS. MFG. CO.,
STUDEBAKllK BROS. MFG. CO.,
O3 AND 81 MURRAY.ST
0S AND 81 MURRAY-ST
Grand clearance sale to reduce stock,
Grand clearance sale 70 reduce stock,
Grand clearance sale to reduce stock,
preparatory to changing TO larger
preparatory 10 changing TO larger
preparatory 70 changing TO larger
and more extensive quarters.
and more extensive quarters.
BUGGIES,
EASY RIDERS,
SURREYS,
JUMP-sEAT WAGONS.
SPINDLE WAGONS
and beautiful line OF buckboards;
and q beautiful line Of buolIbOards;
and a beautiful line OF buckboards;
finest in the city.
finest in the city.
ONE OAK SURREY is 4 BEAUTY.
ONE OAK SURREY is \ BEAUTY.
ONE OAK SURREY Is a BEAUTY.
And variety Of Bugbies
AND TWO.WHBEL CARTS.
AND TWO-wHEEL CARTS.
AND TWO.WHEEL CARTS.
Farm Wagons, one and two horse.
Farm Wagons one and two horse.
Farm Wagons, one and two horse.
STREET. SPRfNKLERS best In the world
STREET. PklNkLEkS beet IN the World
Harness, large variety for Buggies.
Harness a large variety for Buggies.
Surreys and GiOcCrs' Delivery Wagons
Surveys and Grocers' Delivery Wagons.
Surrcys and GfOcors' Delivery Wagons.
We invite your especial attention
We invite your especial attention
To our very fine line OF Delivery Wagons.
TO our very fine line of Delivery Wagons.
To our very fine line Of Delivery Wagons.
BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN ON ALL
BARGAINS WILD BE GIVEN ON ALL
Articles mentioned above.
Articles mentioned above.
Articles mentioned above.
THIS SALE TO CONTINUE
THIS SALE TO CONTINUE
FOR TEN DAYS FROM THIS DATE.
FOR TEN DAYS FROM THIS DATE.
FOR TEN DAYS FROM THIS DATE.
A DVERTIS EMFNTS FOR THE NEW.
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No ,2SS Broadway, corner Thirty lrst-st. ::
lao Broadway, corner 2Gth-st.. until .
D. NJ. ; go West Twenty-third- corner
SHAVE. 1872 Gth-ave 1873 FouIth-ave..
corner Fourteenth 7G0 Third ave-. cor.
der Forty. seventh. St; 1,026 ThLd.ave.. near
SIXTY first St. 1,70S First.ave., los West
Forty sc ond.st-; 1902 Columbus-aye. (:
Liberty.st., 80 Avenue A, i 1928 Third-ave.
and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One.
hundred. nty-ffth-st., up to 8 D. M.
and FOG West 0ne-huDdrpd and twenty. fifth.
~ AZ rpr1lap offipa
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A IN THE POPULAR BERKsHIRE
"a HILLS MAS6.--Elegant modern resi-
deHce, 20 rooms 80 acres overlooking and
dance pure water from controlled spring flow.
ING in house, 0utbuildings and grounds 80.
Getty leading Newly orkeFs delightful s'tua.
ton fine reads a complete home; phote.
graphs here. (FOliO 3.842) PHILLIPS 4
WELLS. Irlbune Ruilding.
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Furnished Gonses manieo.

WE WANT 100 FURNISHED ROOMS
w INN .diatelv; All prices: all locations
CAL or address FURNISHED ROOM d.
RECTORY, ] 267 Broadway.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
IEIVED AT TIRE UPTOWN OFFICES.
40. 23s BROADWAY corner Thirty-nrst.st
.. m 20 West Twenty .thrd-st.. corner
sth.aye. l62 G,h-aye. t53 Fourth-ave..
Sixty .aIstst. 1908 Flfst.ave.. 100 West
Forty. second At l.092 Columbus ave-;
l,l70 Ninth;aye.. corner 7od.st.; %
aud the HARLEM OFFICE, $50 East One
hundred 81 q. TWEEN ty-nfth-s ST.. up 10 = D. M.
aud 205 West One.hundred. and twenty fifth.
81, at regular Office falss.
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Storage.

A UNITED STATES Storage Ware.
"A. house, 3d-sVe., corner 4Jth-st.7-AIl hght
r,oIns ptekinc. shipD!ng ana trucking 10 all
parts passenger and freight elevators ~
specton invited cheapest rates In The CITY.
A DVERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL IL re-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. ,2Y5 Broadway, corner Thrty-lli st.st.
/ 40 Broadway, conner 26th.st., until 2
D. m. 27O West Tvs enty -thiTd.st., corner
9Th l52 Gth.ave, 1873 Bourth'aYe"
corner Fourteen Ia. st.
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A CHARMING SUMMER PLACE on
"A small, picturesque lake, ! = hours out
= acres romantic surroundings trout
beautiful Building sites price only - 500.
Folio GgI) PHILLIPS & WELLS, Trib.
une Building
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RUCKBOAKDS,
y DEPOT WAGONS;

- UCH BOARDS,
u DEPOT WAGONS:
SURVEYS, RUNAB0UTS,
and all kinds OF carriages for city and coun.
try use cheapest house In the city: easy
payments UNITED STATES WAGON &
CARRIAGE CO.. 3d-aVe., cor. 40th.st.
nON'T PAY SUCH EXTRAVAGANT
~ prices for harness and carriage. Wanted
$4,000, 600 people TO send for Birch's Car
rage and Harness Catalogue; largest as.
sor.ment in America very moderate prices
established 1862. Address
j. II. BIRCH. Burlington, N. J.
g PRINKLING TRUCKS.
- patent or plain. Send for price list and
oSssiS3Ene. +. T; WEST ERFIELD. Patcntee
ana Maker G1 ThompsOn-st.
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Citp Real Gslate for Sale.

a YORK TRIsuNE WILL az Re = 4 RE- T.
IILD AT the UPTOWN Offices.
~ Iz So Broadway. corner Thirty.drst-st.
s'';X b ~ MY. corner. 26,h.st.. until 8
Brave 1862 eth.ave l53 Fc1rtb ave
Hfnef Fourtecnth-st.: $50 Third.aVe cor
M I9srty,seVenth- 81 1o2e Tbird.sve.. near
iS.y-se ond.st; 1,oo2 Coiinubns ~.
SiO Hinth,ave., corner ~ 50 I'd
~ -, tty-sT h2 Avenue A, I.a2s ~TsiJd.aveo'
i1 Ssoe, We HAakLEM odIFIc9E. 1870 East One:
..a zoe Wet One-huEdrcd ans .tSSsS ~ " ,a,.s
"a 1T regular ONCE rates OH " M
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Drfssmdklu4.

A -DRESSMAKER AND LADIES'
"a Tailor; artist Ia fitting and designing (;
lately returned fro@ Paris; Lately with
worth, Rhoddnot. Mrs. Connolly; carriage
and tca-g0wn creations; cOrsage dc cOur
Anglais fine tailor-made suits, wraps, sc.
be-; lifting and style In New-YorR or no
pay 50 per day or at home. PREMIERE,
l,227 broadway.
A RrIsrlO drcssnaking perfect at and
"A lnish; unique designs; hotel orders
AZ short notice goods purchased IL desired.
Mr.. McELRoY. 81 East 0th.s,. opposite
Denning's.
A DRt.SSMAKER from Paris dresses in
"A every style l0tes. fashions, short
notice. Nine. GLASS, 1872 West 39d-st.
ING.-First.class hitter and
~ draper wishes more engagements by the
day; experienced IA leading houses: terms
~ per day references. D.. 254 shave.
II Observation-Disclosures class cutter and
~ filter with thorough knowledge and long
experience in dressuaklng want6 position
moderate salary p start. FILTER, Tribune
ONCE.
DREssMAKER would like q lew more
~ engagements by the day. NJ. TAYLOR,
80 0th-eve.
II RE.sSMAKER, competent, wishes some
~ more customers IA private families good
reference would go In the country for the
summer months. A. X, 10l West 49th.st.
Il XPERl ENCED drcssmaker and seanL
~ stress 81 25 per day. Address GRAY,
1872 8th-ave.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER; per.
n f-'t filter and stylish draper lac OF
Altnan's, wishes a few more engagements
by the day. Address MODISIE, Trib-
une Uptown Office. l,23S broadway.
I ADY. fully competent, would Ike sew.
IL ina OF all kinds az home. chlldrcn's and
misses dresses speciality. 2Ol West
ATHEIST. basement door
\ AIDES TAILOR and drcssmaker; 10
IL years experience; perfect glove lttng
latest style; flne suits 50 up. e. KALI
- TYLISH DKESSMAKER wisnss n,1l
- WORK TT and finish 1rst-Class shCT,
notice; terms reasonable. 100 West l5th e.
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miscellaneous.

A r LAST
~ An intalilblc remedy for seasickness.
price. ~ 80. Best of references. SuMmer
address Mrs. REED. l.. O. Boz loo. Gets
Kill. n. Y Always tell dat Of sailing.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL EE RE.
LEIVED Ar TIE UPTOWN OFFICES,
I.l4O Broadway, corner 26th.st., Until o
b. ~. go WoSt Twenty -thlf1-st., corner
SHAVE :. 1872 6th.aye. 1853 Fourth.aye..
conner FOuHeenth-st.
nESK WANTED In exchange for good
~ coanlDr cai printing. i. X, Box a.,
Tribune Oiice.
n GENTLEMEN Wishing TO dispose Of uielr
N leit-of clothing ~ i1if Nalne VIII
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miscellaneous

LID MAHOGANY FURNITURE. Books.
org slNc,, Old cf6ckery. cut glas,, old
cssb a'nlssi ora lass. ola arms. bought for
ne on,c AiufeSs FOSDlCR, bon Is. Trlb-
r. a.. FURNITURE Of house or nat bought
age, paying charges. khdsass FoS MIX
Box 70, Tribune onice. '''Oi'0' i'''Di'i>'
I MBRELLAs, IsfasoI. ana c,oes mad
spES 70 2rneG fecovered and repaired. at
erENOEHb 278 0th.ave., ITth ard Iath sta
WANTED.-Any person having mans
pictures Of Colonial Governors or il.
U1T oIostiip o. any kind relating to the
give nature and datos ~ wa sar p'"9 1o
COLONIAL, Tribune office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
flats &c fel. anturuisheo

49, ~.
A SINGLE FLAT OF o rooms: steam.
heated an improvements rent $50
inonth. Apply JANlTOR,li2 West iO3d.st.
A pXNRTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE Will az RE.
CEIyED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
no. '25e Broadway, corner Thirty-nrst-st.
i,l4O BroadWay, corner 2Gth-st. until 8
u NJ. Z7Q West Twentv.third. ST.. corner
eth-eye.i 112 0th-ove. 1853 Fourth.aye..
corner Fourteenth t. 7e0 Third.Syea. cor.
gg,r Forty seventh. st /; t,O2s Ihild.ave.. near
SlHty-nistst. 1,70S Ffstavo.' 100 West
tor y-se, ond:st l.092 Coiumbus-ave.
I'blO Nihth;ave., corner I'D. st.. 90
I1herty-st.. 90 Avenue a, 1.325 ThiId.ave',
and the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East Ono.
hu1dred- and-twenty .ffth-st., up 10 n. m.
ana zO6 West One-hundred and TWEEN y. fifth.
st,i AZ regular Office rates
GS1kABLE apartment; ali light rooms;
- central location rent only $40 per
month possession immediate. Apply on
Pcuases, lbs East 5Oth.st. or Co f. H.
LUDLOW CO.. 500 shave. cor. 42d.st.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apartment
~ overlooking Central Park rent only
81 600 possession May I. Apply on prem.
ise,, LUIS 0th-ave., corner Seth-st
TO LET ELEGANT single nat. Inquire
90 East SSth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

III UNDREDS OF LOTS and acres At In.
* Nestlafnt prices along TIE line Of Kings
Y Va 23d Word. G.. IL. CHAMBERLAIN,
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