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which, it was expected, would fit him
to take the buffers place when that Of
fetal became too old for service. But
our friend always lopged to be free, and
difficulties occurring that lead him to
fear that he might be sold, heran away
in the autumn Of IS47, when, accord
ing to the advertisement which his
master put forth for him, he was nine
teen years old. He fled to Donegal
township, in this county, near May
town, where he worked for John White
hill, farmer. In October Mr.. White
hills son was in Maytown one day aud
saw Colonel Colston's advertisement,
which described his escaped property
accurately. On going home young
Whitehill told his father. and the afore-
property was called in and question:
ed. Being convinced that the White
hill family would not betray him, he
acknowledged his identity. Heremain-
ed with John Whltehill till March, l648,
when another colored man on the farm
directed him to Daniel Gibbons house.
after hearing his story the first thing
to be done, following the usual custom,
was to give him a new name one Of the
ways taken to protect fugitive slaves
from detection and capture. Daniel Glib
bons named him Levi johnson, by
which name he was known to the end
of his life.
At first, fearing toget a place in q
hotel OF on steamboat, which he de-
sired and for which he was fitted, he
helped Hannah Gibbons in her kitchen.
He soon learned farm work, however,
and worked for Daniel and Joseph
Gibbons, and other men in the neigh
borhood and near Christiana until soon
after the outbreak Of the war, when he
entered the service as teamster. Soon
after the Government decided to- enlist
colored men, he came home and enlist
ed March IA, 1854. in Company B,
Forty-third Regiment, U. S. C. 7. He
was soon made corporal. and his
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-19
PoIsAL MURDER CASE,

The Poisal murder case was resumed
at the opening Of court this morning.
The testimony Of witnesses was con-
Guided Saturday evening, Three
hours each for state and defense are
granted for arguments; at the expira-
ton Of which six hours the case will be
given to the jury. This case has occu-
pied the attention of the court since
Friday afternoon.
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q. 4. 4. Mos. IN rows.

The number Of 6. A. r. men that
stopped Of ii our city yesterday sever
al hours was very large. One was
observed this morning scrutinizing
the marks on . building on the corner
Of Queen and Race streets and when
questioned said that ne was looking
for his name which had been inscrib-
cd there by himself III '63.
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cry rNsPEcrroN.

Drs, Janney and Wolf, BY order Of
the State Boardof Health. commenced
this morning an inspection Of the city
to ascertain If there exists At any resi-
dence Or place anything that may in
vito disease. The best disinfectant,
Dir. Janney says, il bi-chloride Of mer-
curry, one half ounce 10 five gallons Of
water but this is too expensive TO be
used genorally and lime must be SUBJ
stituted.
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HE WAS A SLAVE
ONE OF TIE SERVANTS OF WELL
KNOWN aHOSEYWOOD. "


SHLVANIA.
The following We clip from the ham
caster Pa.) Nec Era:
On March IA, 1s4S. there came to
the house Of the late Daniel and Han
nah Gibbons, near Bird-in-Hand, a lit
tie colored mana dark mulatto-
named Nelson billiard. His history
was as follows: He was born in Ham
over county, Virginia, not very far
from Hanover Court House, being d
"born thrallv on the property Of Judge
Peterborough, Judge Of the Court
in Richmond, Va. His mother died
when he was very young, On the di-
vision Of Judge Brokenborough's prop
erty he fell to the share Of a daughter,
who married Col. Edward Colston.
Therefore, at the age Of eleven years,
be was brought to Berkeley county,
now in West Virginia, to the Colston
farm; just one mile south Of the Poto-
mac river and ten miles from Martins
burg. On this farm, at "Dam No. 81
on the Potomac, was the Honeywood
Mill, well known through all that sec
ton.
The Colston family being people Of
wealth and position. this boy wasmade
assistant to the butler, or chief dining
room servant. thus receiving d training
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IMPORTANCE NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE
STATE BOARD or HEALTH.
MARTINsBURG, SEPT. 10. 1922
To whom it May Concerns:
Notice is hereby given that on and
after the date Of the publication of
this order, railroad and other trans
portation companies are forbidden to
bring into the Statelof West Virginia,
any immigrant, or his or her baggage,
unless provided with certificate from
an officer of the marine hospita, SER
vice. or other competent and recogniz-
ed authority, at the port at which he
or she landed, showing the bearer to
be free from cholera.
Such action on the part Of any rail-
road or other company or individual,
is hereby declared unlawful, and re-
fusal or failure to obey this rule and
regulation, here published and public
" declared, will be visited with the
penalties prescribed by the law Of the
State covering such cases. Code of
w. Va. Chap. $50, Sec. Amy own
er or person having charge Of such
railway train, passenger coach or
steamboat, or public or private CON
veyance, who shall refuse to obey
such rules and regulations, when so
made and published, shall be guilty Of
a misdemeanor, and for each offense
shall be fined not less than fifty nor
more than five hundred. dollars, and
be confined in the county jail not less
than fifteen days nor more than two
months, at the discretion Of the. court. I
BY order Of the State Board Of Health
of West Virginia.
N. d. BAKER NJ. D.
Secretary.
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oN 4 sKnIous cmARaK.

William Redman, colored, Of this
city. was arrested Saturday afternoon
charged with stealing horse Tuesday
night from Bushrod Dnnham, a.farm-
or Of near Darkesville. The horse was
afew days after found in Winchester
and restored to its owner. Redman
was committed 10 jail.
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sRcRErARY rLKINs ILLNEss.

Secretary q War Elkins was com
PEELED on account Of his illness to re-
turn 10 his home At Elkins Saturday.
He WAS on route to Cumberland after
his speechFridaynighta tDavis, but was
compelled 10 leave the train at Harri-
son. This illness necessitates the can
ceiling Of many political engagements.
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/ PRoRARLE pANcINa cLAss.

Prof. Miedonthol, the dancing teach
or who last winter had class in this
city, is again, we are informed making
an effort to secure class for this win
ter. A number Of our young people
hope he will succeed:
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ACCEPTED 4 POSITION.

slt c. r. Gibbs, Of Winchester, has
come to Martinsburg and this morning
entered the large store Of Mr.. 3. f.
Herring as clerk He win be quite
an acquisition to business and social
circles.
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Thompson's orchestra win hold the
second Of their Assembly Dances on
Tuesday, Goth, without fail, in the
room next to Burdette's book store.
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Mr.. R. Frank Barr win make an ex-
hibit Of musical instruments at the In
wood Fair which opens tomorrow. An
organ exhibited BY him in addition to
the piano at the Winchester Fair was
awarded the first prize.
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nEFoRE JUSTICE MCKEE.

Frank Sampson, colored, was brought
before Justice Mckee on Friday,
charged with the larcency Of watch
from Johan Resehke. There being no
evidence to sustain the chargethe case
was dismissed.
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ballots were taken which resulted in
the nominations Of W. +. Ianders and
Jacob Syester.
Thenew county executive committee
was approved BY the convention as re-
ported BY district delegations.
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STATE NEWS

a big Democratic meeting enthused
Charleston Democrats Friday.
w. M, Jaco, of near Morgantown,
was almost fatally gored and trampled
by bull last week.
Charleston is 10 have a barb wire
and nail works. The plant is to be
100 feet wide by 800 long.
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RnpUnLIcAN PRIMARIES.

Republican primaries. were held in
thecity and throughout the County on
Saturday last. We were unable to
secure the list of delegates for publ
cation to-day.
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TfCONOaiY accommodates wealth, commence to
Il lay aside a part Of your money and lodge
1t with the Savings Department of the Mer4
chants e Farmers Bank. 96-2w.
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M ANTED.--To SELL desirable Suburban
w Building Lot, on easy terms, must be
sold at once, without regard to value--a rare
cilance to secure cheap home. x POOLE,
9-l4-lm. Attorney.
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MEN may come and men may go, but those
IN who once go to BROWNS oyster Parlors
are sure to come again.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-19

Tee CREAM ana Berry Sets in both China
i and Glass, from IS cents to S335 at d. M.
KILMER'S, on King street.
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A s the season Is abo ut over will sell all
N Ladies' Misses and Chidren's oxfords at
a great reduction at FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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HEADQUARTERS for Pillsbury Xxx Best
IL Flour. Wilfsell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me. A. j.. shy
DER, Agent. 9-1-6m.
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Ii Ladies' Fine Shoes--they are the latest
styles and well made Can save you big money.
FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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IHOR Good Boys Shoes that will stand the
l. wear and give satisfaction go to
FIERY'S SHOE STORE.
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TaLEGANT French China Tea Sets 80 pieces
IL $1,000, worth $500, at ID. M. iKILMER'S,
on King street.
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THE WORLD at 10 cents per week
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-19

sooo YARDS Indigo Blue Prints 81 others ask
. 7c YELLOW FRONT.
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DICK-NICK-NoTIS.- You can buy silk mitts
worth 25 cents for is cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth % cents for
IS cents.
You can buy ladies vests worth 10 cents for
ST cents at O. r. HEARINGS Great Cash House.
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200 PAIRS Mems suspenders for SC, others ask
y 25c. YELLOW FRONT
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NOR SALE.--A house containing six rooms and
Il shed kitchen, ana lot 81 200 feet. Half
of lot Is vacant. Located on West John street.
Terms cash. NJ. J.. CoURTANEY. 9-2-tt.
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IaoR nice line of Misses, and Children's
E High Cut Spring Heel Shoes 90 to
FIERYfS SHOE STORE
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THE WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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THOR SALE "A large writing table in good
4 I condition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for a business Apply at this
ONCE. 6-28-tf.
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HtoOD CARPET Good Carpet Only 1Oc yard
VI our neighbors ask Csc. YELLOW FRONT.
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MUST SELL OUT Having decided 10 leave
Iyl the city am compelled to sell out my
entire stock Of goods etc, at West End, within
ten days j. Al. MAYHEM. 9-10-1w.
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A RE you going to Knit new Sack for your
~ baby or Shoulder Cape for your self this
to buy your Wool and Zephyrs for they have the
best and cheapest yarn in town in all colors.
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TsOR Novelties in China, Glass, White Granite,
il Opal Barbadine and Earthern Wares, 60
to D. M. KILMER'S big Queensware Store, on
King street.
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r oST.--A Lady's Gold Watch between B. a o..
IL Depot and c. " Freight Depot containing
initials I'M H. b. Finder will be literally re-
warded by returning to this office. 9-i9-lw.
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EyINE RESIDENCE FOR sALE.-A story
E Brick well located-pfice 100000 cash,
balance to suit purchaser. This is bargain.
X. POOLE. Attorney. 9l4e1m.
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FTyHE ladies Of Martinsburg are respectfully In
formed that they can get Oysters fresh
every day at LOUIS BROWNS Oyster Parlors.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
nqrh UaUlrU


Males.
VI ATCHMAN by a good. steady. sober
w reiiAhie man good r,fcrau under
stands his business. Please call o. ad-
dtcss PLATT carc ~ Noblctt. 72l 6th-sVe.
w ANlED Position ~ book and ~taticn.
~ cry salesman 10 year, experience
lc-t Oi references. Address GEO. L. Nlh l.
Man, 36i Main-st., Bridgeport. Conn.
VOUNG MAN, . year, old. desires en-
L gsgcmcnt with q Wholesale house ;
Prnt,' furnishings. willing TO W0rK fOr NOD
e ote salary good reference from former
employers. Address G., 40 East 22d-at.
NOUNG MAN, - wears old would Ike q
position q, an Office assistant, can iuf-
%. IA good references. Address j. ID. CHS
HOLM 10 Eat -2d--t
" OUNG MAN. ~ desires a position IN q
L wholesale hou,-; grocery prf"iI,t b,,i
Of reference. Address H. 4. H., Box g.
Tribune ONCE.
VOCTH. age 20. want, position on any
4 Kind Ol farm mo experienced Address
G. H., 60 3l--t., BrooKlyn.
y DUNG MAN would Ike position a,
valet: cnn take c7re u horses. T.
KEARNS. care ot Purcell. $50 3d-avc.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
HlisrelIaneons.

IAERITz SALE. 81 cts. pair unqpcs-
jrWclrv. etc, wonderfully low prices. Linen
handkerchiefs. lOc. LaSaiiicre cOl sot, 90.
inward De fumcy below cO~.. JAMMf4>,
900 Bruadwoy and lS We-t 3O,h-st
CENTLEMEN wishing T. dispose Of
VI their l.ft-oi clothing az falr value.
viii please cal on or oddrrss. EDWARD
MILLER O. Gth-ay,.
uALE \ KIIRCRN upr ght foldinr.b d
III perfect order: with mirror cost = 30 {;
price. $50 l.USl Boston-a'c. near lOoth-
-.
DHOTO LENS.-wanted 5Ns r~ct ard
I drop shutt'r will purrbnse o. exchange
'oT bicycle. 4. G.. X. = o. Box -.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
l2io FroafWaT. ID door north - 81 -t-sl
Advertisements aud ~ulscfiuLon-
received there until . o'clock .. IN.
At BEANCm oFFICIS..
Advert '-emont, received Il rlular once
rates untll $ u. ~. W.
23i sth-oNc.. $. e. Too.t. ~ 2H'st
10 tOiunibu--aNr., n'cf Wet 1oth-,t.
Jos West .. i--i.. near 6th-tNr.
20 Ncst lf'h--f.. MAJ Ith-ase.
81 Wet i-d-st bct. Eta aud sth avcs.
l51 ill-aye.. cor. lith--'
LIB, 3d-apc.. Between 7.'h and 77h IT..
! y,3 4f-aNc. between 1jn and 10th IT..
O26 3d.aNe.. near Gie'-t
Los l-taNr, near cnt--f
7Do Shave, corner ifil--t
81 3da... near Fact t1th.st.
81 Avenue A. iett-.n 30 a1l ih ave-
J. cnll.,t ana l37 b.ri'n--t ....
li9 Clprh =. b't. Wau'n ani Cham
CO Llb,rr..'. nolr ErroduaE
HARLEM OFFICES
10 Ia-t l.5'1.,,.. nncr!,f .4,ai-',,t, e,. ,y..
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
tlJorIi iDante0.

Females.
n FFICE WORK In manufacturing hfnl'
" Ly young woman h"idllt l",ivD' ,i..'. ,i' ~
IN Sew. Yora. y. WILLIAMS, 20 fi'hc-
t., Newark. y. j.
,TENOGRAPHER and TffEWi'li ~ ~
- Young lady, beginner, ur1i,un iii
tlon neat and accurate good slrnoao' -
salary a. start. 20 CcntIe-st., OlS"... y . :.
< TEYoGRAPnEK sId CALJ1hAbssl e., rorS sel
- operator. eXJrrIen;su 81 Trlbnno
slres position salary, sic'
Once.
INITVCS- -Pc.pectAble woman "ishcs
situation a. Janitiran.
N. Box H. Tribune once.
VoUNG LADY wishes place IN ,tdac oinco az a,
I wIitor; has some hhSmr.JBl ocr VI on o'
stanopraphy. Address NJ. d.. 800 Zu's'c.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
Real Gsiaie TO Gxrbanqe

wv l. HAVE country places and farms 70
w exchange TOR Ncw.l Olk and Brooklyn
properly FOLSOM BROTHERS,. $40
Hr1adway.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
Flats Go fet, Furnished.

A THE CHELSEA.
a. most desirable small apartment,
handsomely furnished TO let from May / 4.
ABATEMENT no. 45
Apply 70 7. c. VAN BRUNT 232 West
l3Ogh-st.. between 7th and sth sVcs.. or TO
). r. JAYNE CO., 25i West 2ad-st
r. OF II MONTHS from about Ist June.
"a noor : rooms. elevator. door attend
0ncc; 9th-st. between 9TH and Gth GVcs.:
uh Ncrpuon0blc tenant Only. =. o. EoN 992.
THE ADELAIDE. Park.aye.. corner
Il GGth-st.-IW0 desirable apartments 70
tent; one on ith iOor. fronting rark-ayc.,
furnished or unfinished 7 rooms. all
lighted from outside, rent . 900 unfur-
nishcd. ~ 800 furnished: the other suitable
for doctor or dentist. consisting II rooms
on 1st noOr. private entrance on P0rk-aNe.
Inquire Of Janitor or +. j. BOYD, 20 Mas
sau-st.. Room 23.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
Counirn Real estate Go fet

EAST ORANGE. y. J.-unfuini-hd q
from depot; 10 Rooms and L4tG. all
improvements lot 13>l50; good fruit Oh
The premises: grounds kept "a order by
owner. Address T.. II. NJ. lubrre Orice.
.,UMMIT. y. J.-Furnished and unfur-
- nished houses 90 let. bet localities
large and suail an Improvements J.. q.
pOITER opposite station.
,ARKYTOWN Nolr e. r. stat n -
j L4rgs s..t0ry 8Hd basement house; suit
ebie fyr hotl -euitirium o. school steam
heat :. NIXON, so Broadway.
500 IN rAg MoNIn,-X,at No, [ at. eo.,y,
and well water. garden and fruit. 80
MINUTES from Scw-YOfk via West shore
Fcfrv and Union I'm % Grove Church.
Apply 70 T.. h. YOUNG .eNton. on
pscm,ses. or address BUENA VISTA. TriD-
une Office
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22

A DVERTI SFiFNTS AND ~ uisSgklP-
n TIONS FOR THE NEW-fonk TRIB-
uNE WILL BE RECE!VEp AI THE Up;
iSor north a Thirty.ir aud ADVER-
TTSEMENTS at the following Branch of.
nces; o54 sth-aye. :. e.. cor. 23d-st. l62
Cth.aye.. i57 Fourtlh,aye'' % eorasr t,,r -Four.
toenth;st.; 75o Ihlrd;1aNye,, ir;sN corner s.tty.
fpst.st.: /, 7oS First-ave.; l06 West Forty.
second.st. l75 COlumhus.aye 90 Liberty.
=. +; 50 Avenue A; 1923 Third.ave.; 20
church =. 55l Third.aye. ; 23s Third.ave.
At the HARLEM OFFICES, $50 East
One. e.hundrcd and -tw wcnty-nfth-st.. 2t3 Wess
rcd-and-twenty-nfth-st. and $40
West One-huudred -andforty. .1fth-st. up ~ 8
d. m. at regular tilice rates.
In Br0Oklyn at 90 Court-st. f: sos De-
Ralb.aye. go B.dfoFdaye and No. 10
Broadway. w to ) y. H., al regular olies
latez.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
Boar0 ano Blooms,

-- d. - -- - --
~ ESIRADLE ROOMS with board 80 West
~ l1Lh-st. references.
ID EFINED GENTLEMAN can share
IL l0voir home with young r.'cd couple
In elegantly appointed fat, West = g.. M
town: ever convenience and c0lii-0rt II
as,rrd. and hoard Arst-class. COM
FORT Tribune trlcc.
rgN HE JUDSON, So Washington Square
j Seuth.-Niccly furnished IuouS, with
board elevator, steani-h,at and electric
bells.
WEST IGTH-ST.- desirable sguur. aut
Oh hall rooms: large closets. good 40
tc. dance: excellent hone table; references.
- TH->T. G3 WI.~T-Secoud floor front
'IJ room, with board reference, given
and required.
az MADlSON-ANE.-~u OF rooms,
y large and snail with beard Icima.
uent or transient: reference.
BROOKLYN.
II MONTAGUE TERRACE. Brooklyn
4 Heights -Dcsi able rooms with board (,
cool and attractive; ) minute from Wall
st. New o-t references required.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22

NJ EW. W.ROCHELLE-RoO substant al
~ house. all imprOVemci ., near main
street and stations two stOfie> attics .
Easements: large lot: bargain. J. A.
YOUNG. Ferguson building.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
Go fet for Business purposes
Gountrn Real Cstate for 5Gle

A GENCY Fok MoNICLAIR.-Dwel
"A for sale or 70 let; lecVg assortment q
handsome building .itee .eras easy.
TUES & LAY Ltt. 3 l-ehra' .,'. y.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
Domestic 5ituations Uantta
Females.

COOK and HOU SEMAID.-By two recon-
~ mendCd North Of Ireland girls excellent
cook and laundfcss; experienced waitress,
OF to do sewing and take care Of children I:
together or separate. Call az 340 6th-aNe..
! un.fai
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22

VHE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
! 30 broadway. I'd door north OF 31st.st
ADJ ertl-cMcnts and subscriptions
received there until 9 O'Clock y. III.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22

NOR SALE.--GoOd horse chcap. VOL
+ FLER'S Vinegar tectory, III Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22
Sorses ano CARRIAGES.


a PAIR OF pure white gednes, 10 hands
"A high; year. Old ; half brothers close
matched. sound and gentle; very heavy
tails and names safe loI a lady for sale
Address FRANK w. PARK. Romeo. Ma
comb Co. Mich.
NOR SALE.--Good horse cheap. VOL
+ FLER'S Vinegar Factory III Lewis
sL. New-York.
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! o.2 Broadway. I'd door north Of 3lst.st.
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until O'Clock D. III.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular Office
iOtes until ; .. H.. vi:
9jl sth-avc.. :. G.. cor. Of 23d-st.
1j2 6th-aVe.. cor. 18th ~
Us COh1nDus-aVe., near West 6Sth-st.
I06 West 4-d-st., near Oth-aNe.
20 West lith--t., near ith-aVc.
@j7 West 42d- ST. bet. 7th and Sth ayes.
lj' itraNc.. cor. iith->t
J. 1913 I'd ave, between 10th and 18th sts.
1923 Sd-ave., between 10Th and 10Th sts.
] c26 3dave, near 0lst-st.
l. 7OS 1st-aVe, near o9th-St
1GO 3d-aVe., corner f1th-st.
554 3d-aVe., near Fast 31th-st
- Avenue \. between 80 and 4th aVes.
II Canal-st. and l57 Dlvision-st.
l49 Church-st., bet. Warren and Cham
berS StS.
60 Libertv-st.. near Broadway.
HARLEM OFFICES:
1876 Fast 125th-st., near 3d-aNc.
2l3 West l.6th->t.. bet 1th and Sth aves.
800 West hJth-st.
BROOKLYN OFFICES:
397 Fulton-st.. G3 CorIt-SL. 500 De Kalb-
ave-. 1850 Bcdfcrd-aNe.. 10 B'way.
M ANTE.D.- so OOO, 900 people to send foI
w Birch's carriage and harness cata
,ogues largest assortment In America very
moderate prices don't pay such extravsrant
prices for harness and carriages estab-
lished 1862 Address J. Ii. BIRCH. Bur.
aipgson. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-22

yxTASnINU aud IHONING.-By Ger
w man woman, by the day or week
! hest rnfcrences. Mrs SANDERS, 20+
West 62d.st.