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Las Vegas free press., 1892-04-19
Notice FOR PUBLICATION.
[Pre-emption ID. S. No. 34OG. ]
LAND OFFICE AT Santa FIX,

january l3. 1892.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
and that said proof will be made before the
register and receiver at Santa Fc, N. NJ, on
April /, lSl3, viz: AnnstaciO Sandoval, for the
Il, u, sec. 10, Up II II, r rs @.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Fidel Leiba, EmitcriO
LeyOu. SiriucU Ortiz, Natividnd Leyba, all OF
Lamy. N. NJ.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows of
any substantial reason, under the law and
regulations of the Interior department., why
such proof should not be allowed, VIII be Civ
en- an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place to crOss-eXamine he witnesses
of said claimant, and to offer evidence in re-
buttal of that submitted by claimant.
A. l.. MORRISON, Register.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-04-19

Has just received her Spring Goods, consist
ing OF a select assortment of Hats, Flowers,
Trimmings and all the latest novelties in the
Millinery line, and she wishes the ladies TO call
and inspect them. Her prices are the lowest.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-04-19

Feb'y "A, 1892.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has liled notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof viii be made be
fore Probate Judge, or, in his absence, the
Clerk of San Miguel county, ut Las Vegas, on
May l6, 1892, viz
JOSE MAREZ,
for the s. W. \ NV Il, w. q S.w. a, S. Il. q
S. w. "a, Sec. &, Township north, Range % r.
He names the follow ny witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land. viz,
+. Meredith Jones, of Las Vegas, n. Nj;
Abran CHrdOva, of Puerto de Luna, n. NJ {;
Agapito Cordova. of Puerto dc Luna, N Nj. (;
Manuel Lucera, of Puerto de Luna, N. NJ.
A. l.. MORRISON. Register.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-04-19

Frank p. Clark, manager of the
branch of the Keeley institute at Ex-
celsior Springs, vice president of the
National Bi-Chloride of Gold club
and a graduate of the Dwight insti-
tute, has fallen from grace. Wednes-
day night Mr.. Clark left Excelcior
Springs, and his whereabouts were
not discovered until couple of days
later, when he was found III Kansas
City in an intoxicated condition. lie
is newspaper man Of considerable
merit and well known.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-04-19
HOT SPRINGS BRANCH
pnLLMAN CAR sERvICE.

Trains and have through sleepers oelwegh ~
Louis and the City of Mexico. Trains anu :
have through sleepers between Cnlcago anu
San Diego VIA Los Angeles. All trains daily
ID. J. MAoDoNALD, Agent.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-04-19
EAST LAS VEGAS POST OFFICE.
WEEK DAYS.

Only Is cents per week takes it,
or rather, you can take it for is
cents per week.
Las Vegas free press., 1892-04-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Homestead. No. 25GO.l


LAND OFFICE AT SANTA FE, NM,
Feby "a, 1892. I
Las Vegas free press., 1892-04-19
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The evening world., 1892-04-23

pulscless as it was when placed il in
that trunk three months ago
The stranger bowed. He seemed on
the point OF fNin'lng.
lie doctor ca " drew the plugs Of
FAX rom the n strlls and opened the
mouth. The tongue was doubled la X
and he Te>tO. ed II tu It's normal position.
He then took the asst" from the scrNuut
and poured some OF II over the head and
rnpucd the kettle over the body. Again
and ngNin be applied the raSte. ard at
length said calmly: The pulse lS beat.
iug and respiration has commenced. ~
.Iustapha handed hun goblet full of q
epuuful rose-color,d liquid and he
IourCd It down the throat of the BODY.
Ia moWont tie Corpso opened ITS eyes.
tha face grew hfe.i!le and the hands
leCGn q twlt"h.
II the sight Of this fell scuseless.
VI hen was restored 10 consciousness 1
found myself on II .Ounge: the doctor was
bending over me and The large trunk was
removed.
gnlcd around in hrwi!dermcnt. TIE
iNmpS still burned N Il the COPPER hralier
= od hes'd" the Ii. ly tool which made me
sh,vcr ~ 1t seelued to watch me with its
, iuIs,cr eve.
"Nou have dhso bcyed my orders and
have suffered for A." sa.d the doctor
coolly as he offered me vine.
| waved him away aud rose TO my feet.
You must leave my house this very
day :" exclaimed.
Very good. And YOU must be si-
lie gave me such fearful look grew
cold all over.
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his master He wns not like any colored
Innn had ever seen. lie was tall and
thin, and his long face ways wore n
smile. but is ewes were like snakes,
and so were his move nIcnts, aud his long
straight hair seemed glued to his narrow
hend.
Nothing. ] am only Rdmiring the
rooms. Those curtains are beautiful"
" They are fIom my country,'' he said,
bowing, as if had paid him n compli-
men'.
And what country is that 2"
" India. am a l,indoo."
After that did not see much of master
or man. They had pad tie rent and
gave no trouble. The servant waited on
his master and they were very quiet
dodgers, for the doctor had scarcely pa
tieut.
Af:er they had teen two months IN the
house the doctor ,ent me word that lie
wou!d lie absent few days and did not
wi,N' any one TO enter his rooms. Now /
should have mentioned that ! am n
woman, aud must also confess that in
herit my own share of Mother Eve's curl
osity; SO as soon as | saw the doctor 90
out of the house wGs determined /
should examine his apartments at my
leisure. Musiapha. the man. however.
renamed behind and had to possess my
soul in patience till he should be out of
the way.
The opportunity came three days after
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"a shrll laugh sounded near me. and
looking around | caught sight of the
dead body
Dead no longer \ living body with q
dark, evil face and deep, . littering eyes.
- You see. madame, she said. in
mocking. drNilsh manner. You ieel the
effects ct our experiment more than do.
Shake hands and assure yourself | am
IlNe.'
NO" | said. indignantly. - re-
nouuco the devil and all his works. Be-
gone ut of my no tse.'
left the room aud CTept up to my bed,
whore lay for week. My faithful ser
want. Maggie. nursed me back to health,
but my mjnl was i'll at ease.
| determined to bear the worst, and
asked her one day. suddenly: " Has the
doctor gone and taken all belonging TO
him"
" Yes, MANN the day YOU took sick,
and do you know that he had daughter
with HIM; was struck when saw her
go out. fo. she did not come III the car
tiage that day. SAW them come in.
- Nhat did she look like, Maggief"
asked family,
"Awul IL - and dark as M Indian,
with horr!d looking eyes, like Goals OF
fire.
The doctor had left q note for me. II
contained $500. On the paper wrapper
around the bills WAS written - BE silent
or beware"
have teen silent for years. but tell my
story now to let people know what
strange things can happen in large city
like New York, -h1chah3e.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
A New Comedy by Sims to Be
Given at the Lyceum,
The Kendals VIII Close Their New
York Season In Harlem.

new comedy called The Gray Mare" by
George II. sims and Cecil Raleigh, Will be
acted ~ the Lyccum Theatre for the first
time Monday nigh. Tho play is ia three
acts, and is destined :or n lrlcl supplemen-
tary season at this house. The cast will In
cIudc Herbert kclccy, Edward j. Eadcllne,
Friti Williams, W. j. lie Moyne, Charles Wal.
cot, Eugene Urmondc, Augustus Cuoh, IL.
Bnyntun, Georgia Cayvau, EnIe shannon,
Winona shannon and IeSsie Iyrce. When
" The Gray Mare" is withdrawn the Lyccum
1heatle viii be closed to reopen for the all
nuai engagement OF T.. II. Sothtrn In August,
AuguStin Days season comes to all end to-
night when "As You Like 1t" and "A
WOman's Won't" Will be presented "rhc
Forcstcrs" has surrounded Mr.. Dnly's season
with large halo OF glory. 1t could have run
for months to come, but contracts are con-
tracts,and Mr.. DAILY made those that now call
him away many months ago. Next week at
this theatre there will be m evening Sc les OF
Studdards admirable lectures
"COl. Carter OF Cartersville" will end It's
career at Falmer's Theatre next saturday
night. l.. VI. Hollands work IN the title role
has won for that actor considerable praise,
and those who have not yet seen his sketch
have missed II clever lit OF acting. "Col.
Carter" VIII be succeeded May " by the Digdy
Bell opera company In Jupiter"
"Polly Middles," Archibald Clavering Gun
ters "lantastic oreretta," Will begin The
second week OF It's run At the Fourteenth
Street Theatre Monday night. The clever
work OF the llbrcttist has met With general
approval, ana " Polly Mlddles vii probably
IIXley, Yolandc Wallace and George Boniface,
jr., head the cast.
Miss Fanny Rice will introduce the dance
that she formerly used IN "Nadjy" into her
farce-comedy, "A Jolly Surprise" at the
BiJou Theatre, Monday night. Miss Rice GER
tainly works very hard, and her specialties
are indeed numerous. She is well supported
by Nellie Hawthorne, Becky HaiSh', Eva
Turner, Lawlor ana Thornton, ard Charles
Bradshaw.
Kidnapped" W. c. AndcrsOns sensa-
tiOnal drama, Will be next weeks attraction
at the Peoples Theatre. Its great feat ures
are an abduction scene, IN which a carriage
and pair are introduced; iire scene, and n
police patrol, with a span OF horses dashing
across the stage at full speed. The play has
some exciting situations, and II Will have n
good cast.
"Chiid OF Fortune" Will undoubtedly do n
great deal towards setting tho casino cncc
again In It's old position OF "tEe home Of
Genie OPERA Minoecker's music is delightful,
The funny seXtct in the third act has made a
distinct hit and so has Bassctrs love song.
This opera Will please music lovers
I,f
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taper. He held the fame to the red wax
ana the seals melted.
- Unlock the trunk"
The stranger drew key from his
pocket, aud did SO with trembling hands,
The lid WAS thrown back and MUstapha,
nShlstei by his master, drew shapeirss
form from the trunk .Ld laid II On the
carpet.
believe my tongue cove 10 the roof Of
my mouth os | should have screamed.
The form was inciosea III II large box, and
II Was n dead lady.
- Examine these seals also"
Around tie mouth OF the lag rope
was tied. and tie knots were sealed like
the trunk.
Three months ago" resumed the
,uctor, my daughter, who Was horn in
IndIh and lS of Tie rcIig,uu OF Shpmin
took upou Ter n VOW to per urH this lr-
ritice IN hoErr OF the grrrt goddess silva.
she closed hcI thr' At Wy swaI owing
NirlpS of linen after the manner II
Hmdou iah!rs. She tleu threw EeiNrlt
INTO Ca'2i6pilc state. aud l. IN your
presence, s'u,rd her noS'Iils with plugs
"i tiHS stepped IN vaN. then me u,cd
her pul>r,cSs and r,gll 'urm IN this
sllr' nd, the seas q. winch are sill intact,
/ shall TOW restore her to NE. "
Meanwhile Mustaphn hRi been busy
mixing paste OF tioUr.like stud and boil
ing water in u SHINING hra,s bowl.
The doc or broke the seals and drew
down the shroud, revealing the form of
woman. Her face was shriveled aud
brown like mummy. As stood, hoping
was in horrid dream. lie went ON
Observe that this body is cold aud
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the doctors departure. Mustapha came
up 60 inform me that he was going out
tor short time.
No sooner was he out of the house than
! took my bunch of keys for, Ike most
landladeS, | have spare key for every
room III the house. and take care 10 90
through them, for an unprotected woman
does not want to haTbor Anarchists with
out knowing lt-Nnd unlocked the door of
the extension.
Dear me What heaps OF beautiful
things there were III those rooms. China
so retiped and thin that il looked as # IL
breath would destroy il, odd images of
gold and silver. bronZes. dishes aud
figures. and most of the idols for such |
a terwards learned they were had great,
eAnming eyes. made Of precious stones,
that seemed to follow me about and II. dc
me nervous.
took my time and was in the front
parlor when heard carriage drive up to
the door. aud pee ing ont what was my
horror to see the doctor ahght in comIanv
with MustaphR and stranger. Before ]
could move they were i'll the house.
dnrted behind u porticre. trusting they
would soon so out. for hate to Gc caught
III any act that looks mean. and resolved
To make my esrape ms soon as ! had the
place 10 myself.
To my surpr SO Mustapha proceeded to
lock the door the curtains were already
close drawn before every window and lie
lit two or three large lamps, which gave
out delicious perfume which caused my
head TO swim.
He then took out . copper brAiser and
kindled tre IN 1t. The flames shot up
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and the perfume grew stronger aud
seemed to I'LL the room with moving forms
amid the smoke. / stood like "A person
hewItched aud Mustapha began to chant
III some OutiandIsh tongue
The doctor stood mo'iCnloSs his rreal .
hollow. gray ewes fixed on hldeuus
image that stood ON pedestal. His long
thnface wore q terrible EXPRESSION. his
hair seemed 10 stand ON end and IA gl us:Iy
grin distorted his features,
Al length the Hndoo siopl ed his chant
and the doctor turned 10 the stranger
who was "A tne-l look ng elderly gentleman,
but who seemed to be dead ully nervous
and pale.
THAT rite is complete. II portion
of the worship of the goddess SIva."
/ neatly screamed out. So they were
woT hippiug that ugly image in NY hpck
pRrlur? Worse was to cOuc. however.
The man placed queer shaped ,eaket L.
over III" Goals and sool II l. .IRn to Siur
MS If Christian woman was going TO make
n civilized cup of tea.
" Now tor IN experiment " said Dr.
Arnold. and Mustaphn drew forward ono
of the euorm, us trunks. II was c, vered
with tiger Skin, which lie threw aside.
Examine your seals. " said the doctor.
" Sec If they have been tnmpered with
No"
The stranger looked paler and seemed
more nervous every moment
He had examined the seals on the locks
of the trunk carefully. 1t had three.
There are just as they were three
months ago to- day"
Yes"
The doctor struck match and lit
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"sHEfl.ES GREATEST RAlLRcAD.
III E:W YORK
CEN T RAJ
& HUDSON RIVER RI.

E;ircri FiTC 10 NIAGARA Fniis.
n'rains arrive st and depart from Grand Gem
tral - G'ln, the unly rSroa station IN the city OF
Sew fusN. .rsius leave ~ iOllo"s:
tg.CO y. ~ EMPIRE STATE EN PRESS-FAst-
rst train ~ TIE World. No extra IAre.
g. 10 f.. tl.-rAN # MAIL PUughkeepsis,
Albany, Ssrst 90. Montreal, Utica, Syracuse,
ip.D3 \. N.-NEm YOnh AND CHICAGO
.Hi Iri' ~ L,MirEn DIo at Chicago 9,i5
iU.at s. ". DAY EXPKEss- Daily except
i.a:i =. ". -eoUTHwESTERH yEsTIBULE
LLIAliEI',''Se 'InSipna' I; IL Indianapolis
$40 o.. h.-NORrH SHORE NESTlBULE
LH Lfr fAs Gi2 SiEaN Is ixPREss%ypu. u Pfhs Sssyp
q. 20 j.. N.-hDiRuNDN AK AND MONTREAL
chPKES, Iug a. Nuntrsai At 80 A. ~
1.3o T.. ". -ButfALo AND NIAGARA FALLS
y 30 y, ". h.-,.NCiNNATI AND ST. LOUIS
ENfhGSs 2n0 ~ A''nSnIIsm, ''lC ,p e. Indian
400 i. -LiiifED FAST MAlL-sleeping
csE u41s- -agEers i99I Roah stGGr 93Inly;
fit TSfitLn. LENU<. NoRfn ADAMS AND
M TX * h!Ei Ei ha saE EFS EM NfG5sP YokR 'yfS GkS
Horfh H Aas.Gt & 80 P NJ ii -. ?. a. due Pitts!
ted S.ln =. ". Sorth Adams 10 p, NJ.
Fus time Of loca, trNihs, tickets and space
az 2ti, AS 5Sj, 9i4 Broadway, II Park place, 235
iolrmhus ave. ~ West l2ttn ct. and lSSth st.
station, New lork aii Washington st. I26 Full
ton ST., and 31a "" tiurl ave. H. d, Brooklyn.
la. except SUNDAYS Ulher trains daily.
Aboyr'trains r,ceu, tlnsa leaving al .. 90, 9.l0
\. N. 40 u, VI, stop at l&Sth st. station.
JOHN NJ. TOCrEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. uenl Passenger Agent
The evening world., 1892-04-23
AN ENGAGED MAN.
Mr.. G0IliU0nt SpO0neT's Unfortunate
Matrimonial iSpeculatiOus.

felt the moment l saw him that Dr.
Arnold was not an ordinary man. He
hired my first floor and put bell and
plate on the door, as if in search OF pa
tienis, but he seemed comfortably off, If
not wealthy. He brought quantity of
things into the house. though l consid-
cred my two parlors we'll furnished. First
came desk. then bookcase, and lastly
wagon-load of huge trunks.
The front parlor was his office. the back
his surgery and he used the oxteuson for
a bedchamber. was delighted when |
caught sight of the rooms after the doctor
and his colored servant had arranged
them. The doors and windows were ali
draped with magnificent curtains or por-
there's made of rich stuff. embroidered in
strange patterns. Goblins, birds, butter
hies and queer creatures such as l had
The evening world., 1892-04-23
POLYFUS TUMORS AND CATARRH.
AN UNNATURAL GRoWTH WHICH
FILLS UP THE NOSE.
What Reporter Learned at the Offices
IF Doctors McCoD and Diidman, The
Great Catarrh Specialists.

A reporter learned at the Offices Of Doctors Mccoy
and Widman that one Of the most annoying char
Acterstics of catGrrh in advanced sta age is the
presence OF nulypns tuiuOrs In the nose, an TN
natural growth which ILLS the nostrils and shuts of
sufcret to breathe through his or her mouth. One
of the Doctors said: "A great many Of our pa
tients, when they first begin treatment. don't
dream that their nostt.ls arc fitted with rolypus
are surprised whom in twirkiing we remove a
iumor MS big as hickory nut and show it to them.
II Is done by us quicker and with loss pain than iu
pulling tooth, and then the patient is able to
breathe freely, and tho relief is wonderful The
nostrils quickly restored to their natural func-
tiors and life is eHS OF burden. This is only one
little phase of that dread disease, catarrh."
Doctors Mccoy aud Wildman make a speciality
of the reatment of all chronic Diseases Including
chtarrh. They furnish all medicines tree. and
their charges for treatment so moderate that
they within the reach of all
The evening world., 1892-04-23

We think we value health ,
but are all the time making
sacrifices, not for it, but of it.
We do to-day what we must
or like; we do what is good
for us-when we have to.
We could live in full health.
do more work, have more
pleasure, amount to more, by
being a little careful.
CAREFUL LIVING is the thing
to put first; let us send you
a book on it; free.
ScoTr BownE, Chemists. I,s South sth Avenue,
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scotts Emulsion OF cod. liver
oil-ali druggists everywhere do. 81.
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never seen or heard of reveIed all over
the curtains, which were framed of heavy,
dark green silk, Much of the embroidery
was in gold and ali the portleres were I'm
lshed with heavy gold bullion fringcs
Then there were rugs and mats SO bril-
liant and beautiful that they seemed to
my eyes handsome enough to be framed
like pictures.
The thought came into my mind that
the doctors wealth must be unbounded.
and :e't / must respect even if did not
like him.
AS GHzed the servant came in with his
stealthy step, as noiselessly as a snake.
He bowed and addressed me in broken
English.
What Missy Sahib wishesl" he asked
in his smooth, silly voice.
disliked the man as much as l liked
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Has cured others, will cure you
Coming Events.

Ladies' day Of the seventh Regiment Veterans
Club Saturday, april 80, from , TO O'Clock.
Social session Of officers of the Fourteenth ReRi-
ment at tho hrmory, Saturday evening. May 7.
Variety entertainment by the washi ington Irving
Union in the Lexington Avenue Opera House this
event X.
a oCrrse of lectur's be given in the Church
OF Zion and 1T. Timothy, West fitysoventh street,
beginning NEXT sunday evening. SUBJECT of trst
lee ture, " Baptism"
racred concert will be riren Sunday evening in
els Hospital.
Next Sunday morning, in the Church Of St John
the Evangelist. sermt by the Rev DR.. De Costa
on - ho Relation of the white Cross Nov emen /
to Municipal Reform. " In the evening, annual
sermon IN honor Of St Georges DhY.
Battery, N. q. y, N. v, followed hg = reception
at the armory, Seventh avenue and iifty second
street,
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POSITIVE CURE

for LOST or FAILING VITALITY; General and
NERVOUS DEBILITY; Weakness OF Body and
Mind, Elects of Errors t1cesses in old CT
UNDEVkLOPED UkGAN No Aad rAI.l ; OF bUDY.
absolutely nnIaIlng. HONE lRkAI.nrN1'-
Benefits III a day. Men testify from OU SIatet and
Foreign Countries. .Ite them. Descriptive
Duok explanation and proofs mated (seaIedl tIee.
Address EaII A. MEDICAL LU., 6I Niagara
81, buffalo, n.
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Out OF Repair.

IfTom Trrd" SUH"ys.l
Mr.. Peterby-l'll have to send Molly's shoes
TO the shoemaker.
Mrs. Peterty-Are they very much out OF
repair? II seems to me she is getting new
shoes every week
81 should say they were out Of repair.
There Is such a big hulc IN the sole Of one OF
her shJts that she loses her stocking
through it."
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Cut This Out
AND BRING 1T WITH you.

HDon't miss II Il you need any clothing and you
Failure of two of the Largest Clothing Ware.
houses in this Country EntirA Stocks have been
sent here to he Sold at Retail for the BENEFIT Of the
Creditors. Must he Turned into Cash at once. The
hssignes will sell the entire, complete stocks
without reserve, aud utterly regardless Of vanc or
Manufacture. Al mNst 40 quick. Prices will not
he allowed to interfere with this sale
Mems Tweed tAss Sprny SUITS, that are told In
amy Regular tluthing store III New York
or elsewhere at SIS and SlB. are sold here At
~ IS. Eng. TIaRoual Dress Suits. uorih sgi at
lined, worth $I5. at eli 80. Mems Trousers,
worth 81 at ~. Mems Fancy Stripe Dress
Trousers, worth 81 so, at S1.7b. Boys
It 81. yonths' Sobby Suit suit. S5,'"|5. S',2H wor,h
so Mems Spring Ovrrcoats, worth ZIG,
Imported EnR. Bni coat worth t4i, at 80 -.
So 50. Forcisn ''Wi ie Wal y Wotstei Dross
Siits, worth TiS. At SlO. 50, and many other Bar.
gain, that CAuuo. he mentioned here. Come To-
day aud see Them. UnappruachAble and Wonder.
fnl bargains. Rare chance. No trouble to Show
the Stock.
E,erything will be Sod As advertised, and Guar
Arteed Exactly as Represented or your Money re-
turned.
Out 'hi- out and bring 1t with you. Come early
and take your pick. Great Assignee sal" ri SprinV
4 othtug Make no iuiLake u the place. Look
tor the number, 80, before you go Iook
ing Is covrtr With them. Great Assignee Cloth
ing sale. 1873 Rroaly ar, one door from the cor.
Icr Ot 10th st New Surk. Only Assignee Sale 81
line clothing In Now York during thi. sale Tho
Assignee MI kcep tins sale open ever niKht until
.. 80. aud saturday nights until IL O'Clock.
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INTEREST AND DIVIDEND NOTICES.

THE NATIONAL CORDAGE COMPANY.
NEW YORK, April ), 1892.
The Board Of DiEget9rs have this day declared the
the Preferred ard TWO AND ONE-HALF Per
Cent on the Common Stock of this Company, pay
able May 2 next at the transfer office of the Conn
pany, l35 Front st., this city The books will close
April 10, and reopen Nav 3neNt
CHARLES DAVIS, Treasurer.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
MEETINGS..

UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
Western Union Building,
NEW YoRK, April %, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeti1g
OF stockholders OF this Company will be held at the
executive ottce of the Company IN the Western
Union building, Broadway and Doy street, n y,
on Monday, May 2, at IL O'Clock. for the election
OF Directors and Inspectors OF Election and for the
transaction OF other business.
A. II. BREWER, Secretary.
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FURNITURE.

FuRN1TURE without payment down; terms,
&lOO WORTH y J. 30 weekly; $500, ~. 4 l. 900, 81 (;
s.upendous stock: open evenings. Grand Eapids
Manufacturers' Agent. lO3 West 10Th ST.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-The finest breed of Dachshund and
Pug Pups, weeks old. luI Broadway. Brook
lyn (E. D., n y.
8 5O-Hhndsome black mare, 3 years old: drive
in harness or saddle; BrinkleY buggy. harness,
dc. Address A. S. Prall, box 20 World Office.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
A Case or Necessity.

TTT0W NT NYo1E NrrirIr.l
Ven Bloomcr-l understand that you have
bought cottage at the seushore for this
summer
DE Tootyille-l bought two side by Side
Won BlUOmer-What do you want two for,
with your small family
DE rOOtvile-One Is for my wile's trunks