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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-12
ews' voyage

ADMITTING that Capt 'ews' voyage
may not benefit science, Il he NAV
not convince travellers ii nall boat is
superior TO an ocean palace, would con-
tend that every passenger in an Ocean Grey
hound should sleep easier in his comfortable
berth when he knows that the great sea has
been successfully crossel in a cockleshell;
and may not many lives be saved by this
plain object lesson, showing that a wooden
boat is unsuitable? On lake and river, and
bay, huuireds go down annually who lose
presence of mind because they fail to re-
alze this simple fact. AMI is there not a
lesson to be learned in courage. in endur-
ancs ami good seamanhip? Does not any
man who successfully controls the elements
add to mans confidence and benefit the
whole community
Visitors 10 the Worlds Fair, at Chicago,
will eagerly sesk out this American Co.um-
bus aud see for themselves his little folding
boat, the 'Sapolio,' with which he Is seour.
ing the seas TO show the world that modern
men and modern metho Is are far ahead Of
the year 1892. w. A. NUZUM,
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SOAKING SEED POTATOES.

: A French pota grower claims yields
OF ioriy-two tons per acre. He plants
the seed whole, cIltivates deeply and
manures literally. He also immerses his
seed tubers for twenty-four hours in a
solution of six pounds of sulphate of am
monia aud six pounds of nitrate of potash
In twenty-five gallons Of water, allowing
the tubers to remain for twnnty-four
hours afterwards so that the germs may
have time to swell.
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HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
the MLKwEEp IN COOKERY.

1t is not generally known that the
common milkweed il sometimes used in
cookery. When tho tender sprouts are
lbout four or five inches high in the
lpring, they make an excellent and de.
icious green. The sprouts are tied in
punches in tho same way as asparagus,
but they are shorter and lighter in color,
Those who have eaten this vegetable de.
clare it to be excellent. The milkweed
sprouts, which are picked in May. in the
deep shade, are considered the best.
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The above report was later confirmed by
cables from Madrid, one of which sail;
The Captain of the Vera Cruz describes
Captain Andrews as hale and hearty. Cap.
tain Andrews, he says, resented a question
as TO whether he wished to be taken aboard
the steamer declaring that he was certain
that he could reach Huelva without assist.
auce in time for the October fetes. He
asked only one favor-that the Captain of
the Vera Cruz should hand letter to the
American Consul at the first Spanish port
he entered. Captain Andrews then tied his
letter to a piece of scrap iron and threw it
aboard the Vera Cruz, and after mutual
farewells and wishes for a prosperous
voyage the two vessels parted.
On the following day, August 9th, the
"Sapolio" fell in with the German ship
"Adolf," Captain A, Schespsma, who writes
that on that date he supplied Captain An
drews with fresh water, fresh bread, eggs,
and claret, also with lantern and a length
OF line, captain and boat being all right
We give it just as written, showing that our
German friend can be as liberal with his
letters as with the fresh bread, which must
have proved so grateful to the daring lone.
voyager who carries no fire, and on whom
tho baker dos not call in the morning.
-
The New York Herald, in an editorial ar.
ticie on August 2Cth, rather unjustly CON-
mented on Captain Andrews trip. 1t said:
The cable disp arch published yesterday
riyinI news OF the lntrepid Captain Ander-
son, Of dory fame, has given encouragement,
If not assurance, to his friends. 4
There can be no scientific value in voyages
of this sort and no results can come from
them that are Of much interest to the gen.
eral pub lie, save the proof that sixteen
foot boat may in exceedingly calm weather
cross the Atlantic. = Were Captain
Anderson to prove by his attempt that a
transatlantic voyage was infinitely more
pleasant an rapi in small boat than in
an ocean p ,lace, then the community might
be CRATE ul. Most interest now centres in
the possibility of his finishing his trip alive.
Just how Captain Andrews mot Ander.
son, as he Herald has III could select sixty
days of exceedingly calm weather" re-
mains Tor the Herald weather makers to
show. Ii this voyage draws out such an ex.
traordinary contribution to marine science.
1t will almost 'qIll the di covery of gravi.
tation. But there are other things TO be
c.aimet III behalf of the venture. some of
which are we'll state the following letter
written in re. .llY to this criticism:
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SPOKE THE sAPoLto.
)APTAIN ANDREWS MAKING his WAY 70
HUELVA AND PAIos

CAPTAIN ANDREWS MAKING HIS WAY 70
HUELvA AND PALos.
LONDON, Aug. 10 tDalziels Special News).
-Advices received to- lay from Coruuna
state that the steamer Vera Cruz, which ar
rivei there on Aug. lie from Havana, re.
ported that on Aug. 5 she fell in with small
boat named Sapoio, manned by Captain
William A, An 'reNs.
In answer to questions Of the Captain OF
the Vera Cruz, Andrews said he had sailed
from Atlantic City, N. j., with the intention
and hope of arriving at Huolva and Palos
de Moguer, on the Rio Tinto by next
October, in time for the occasion Of the pub
lie festivals in connection with the Columbus
centenary.
The Captain Of the Vera Cruz offered
Andrews any provisions he required, but
the latter replied he did not want any, and
only desired to be reported.
1t will be recollected that it was from
Paos that Columbus sailed in l4g2 when he
set out on his discovery of America.
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The Gospel of St. Mark, printed on
raised letters at Philadelphia in Novem-
Der, 1888, was the stepping stone to the
education of the blind. 1t was printed
in the old French type, invented by
Hauy, but now Roman letters (without
capitals, to save space) are used, and the
Bible is wrinted in eight volumes, each
a little larger than Webster's unabridged
dictionary.
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A DISTINGUISHED Physicinii.

Every one has heard OF DR.. Hoxsie's Certain
Group Cure. This great remedy was used by
must nntrbe rdnh ul Btt8dlo, ". Y, with
unfailing success for Congestive Colds Pneu-
monia, Group and Bronchitis, Sold by drug
gists. Soc. Manufactured by A p. Hoxsie,
BuffHlo, n, Y,
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LADY Ito servant)-Matilda, have
you watered the flowers? Matilda
SnOwball-Yes, mum. 1 done watered
'em more'n two weeks ago. Texas
Siftings,
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1t is stated as a curious fact that sui
eide is more prevalent in warm than in
cool weather. Extreme heat breeds botP
melancholy and desperation,
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A buried city has been discovered
near Ironton, Ohio.
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Mr. q. w. Doner' and lump in my neck dis
appeared, and soon began to gain In flesh.
In months there was none Of the disease left
in my system, and was as well and strong as
ever" q. w. DoNER, Osceola, South Dakota.
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WILL HE GET THEREt

Great interest centers in the question,
"Wil Captain An irews, the Sapolio Colum-
bus reach Palos in his little boatr' Last
week we told OF his start and how pluclilT
be wrote by an incoming sailer which passei
him many hundred miles from shore. Now
we can add to that report the following news
item just as It was published in the CONNER
cidi Adrertiser OF New York,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-10-12

Only one couple in IL, 500 live to eel,
citrate their golden wedding.
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SCrOfuIa

Afflicted me four years
blotches all over my
body, swelling in my
neck, and in less than n
year had lost 40 lbs. I
was induced by II. L.
Tubbs, our druggist, TO
try Hoods Sarsapa-
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Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic,
gentle and effective. Try box Only 25 cts.
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RHEUMATISM

Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. SWIFT SPECUIO Co, Atlanta Ga
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Dpmesnr niIuanons Wan1ee
Males

COACHMAN or GR0OM.--stendy, non.
est. sole young man. Wiling anc ooLsist
,,ord refereace country pr ferttd. II r1
Box 90, Tribune Uptown once h-'s
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
In Effect JULY 9Th, 1s3. ;.

Y. {. IL. ".
Trains lcaNe West 42d-st. station, Ne"I9fk, as fol-
low AID len minutes earlier from IT, West 18th T.
a30 A. NJ Daily local TO Albany and CatskiIl Noun
ians. Exc. sunday west OF COcynion Jc Sleeping
car New.York ~ Bloomviie Sundays only
:, tS A VI DAILY local 10 Albany; except Sunday for
Catskin Mountains and Saratoga Psrior car 10 Aban7
10 ID a ii Daily FOR Albany, Utica. syracuse Eochcs
t. i;uTao Niagara Falls, Detroit. ChlcIgn; except
saturday for Toronto except sunday fOi SARATOGA
81 -; nMouGtaii. New Patl, Like, Mohonk aud
Minnewaska rariOr car, % BooIn'iie ana NSw,raitz
ui3J A. NJ Daily except Sunday, {" tat@kll Noun
taIus. Ncw-Paz, Lakes MOhOnk ana A~9neMasna. Al
SsIv Saratoga. Caldwell, LAKE George. f"'Nr rNs 70
=, i5pN saturday, only. HALF Holiday Special ~ Cats
M Mountains. laTlor car attached ..,n, H.,
s31j p VI. Daily except SUNDAY, to CHt,kln Noun
tslns Nrw.rau. LAKES Mohonk and MinneraS,a
Iltanv Sarat0La' saturdays only 10 Bloomulle aud
n 90 p VI daily except SUNDAY for Albany.
IIS"P. vi. Daily TO- Albany. MonirC J, dilca S>,ra
cuse Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fans Toronto -
soo ccaso p ali LS SSept sunday for Newburg Al
o' Ssny, Saratoga and Montreal. 49,, c.. nh.
kiS r. NJ Duly for Albany. Utica, Syracuse, Roches'
W Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto D'trot' Chcogo
A. az 20 81: Jsf.sy City P ER. s1iiion 'O:'O'
mAvERsTRAW LOCALS. 2:45, - 40 p. NJ.
NEwBURG LOCALS, $50 lob A. NJ, Il 10, 80.
s 80 $50 III As p. NJ
ssspPs S.ssc e. ao N If ,o Ta' Toronto
Daily. For tickets. time tables pcilor aud sleeping
Accommodations Inform alton. apply Offices Brook
vn. ssS washirston-st.. .25 tu!ton..t. Annex once
az Broadway lt3 fowcry. 81 Eat l<th'st. SO West
'-'''''' c. r LAMBERT General Passenger Accn,
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TOTAL RECEIPTS
cL.vrpN,NARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERI AL There = trouble In IN ths
6oii ock quoted at 5oos' - Jrfslt - -ie9i -
5- -: i;o,cndale cement 99.aTd p .D, neI!Ian
,h Potanl - -ols2 80 Io,hand common .lm 20 SSs
r.r d. ana nu.hinc. soc latn, - 12"9- ~ P'r
/ 900. ppit,' hair .lu32c; cattle hdli. iod io,' 1T,
COiEf.f.-Thcrc les, interest MANIFEST III i,.iN
or,,th. TO-DAY but prices ruled STEADY Oh tc JAS 81"
14I,c for 40. : Rio Sales. 1000 taes santos No,
,Ho,t I5s.c Mid grades quiet sales, sou bag' cora
private crn. option dealings were les 9ct.|e, ong i
'rark,t fucd with general u'' iie hoV'd ~
around July delivery broke 20 points ana au,i months
40 points. Their, cOnslieaWc Iral/lhE ny
LONG and hi, coupled with lover Jd'rc account ailI
taHr spot malket a depressing effect haNie drop%a
81 fr Hamburg ladJ, pig better. BOLh no ana Loiuoh
higher attri closing. London July % 1872 20 p M,
oncai quotations July, 90; August 1ls 90 >tl''h.n
5. IA October 80, I'd November. J9s 80 DeccnDel '9
3D. Rio quoted First ordinary 90 kil,'l' IL ~ gG'l
s.,oud 10 nilos), u i5O exchange tpi\ate), iva
rccCints in Rio 1000 bags Rio cleannccs 70 United
stats 900 bugs Rio Gle frances 10 Europe 900 Dag,
Tio stock 1900 Rio market firm ltecelptS III
santos, santos stock. o2OuO Dtss' rdlltui
market quiet good AVERAGE Santos II : 90 Igsiea ~
from Rio JULY 81 Capuet, 1000 BAGS i"c'pcS az
rio July 10 July ~ 1S92 l33o goo bSSS' sam ' Ke
cents AZ santos July July ~ 1852 $1,000 hags
same time 1901 600 bags same time lS'o 'oooo o'sS
t,t. s.,l.. heraf ..l
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oo.rrov v,pKrrs-By TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July 80 P da% cl,,.a INV SOs I
livery. 55-Ciu3 506id July and august delivery
e., iGGad sellers: September delivery isotd3 $3.50
,oh, and octogr delivery. bS0idJ 59.Gid Octo-
W. and november delivery, 6l'4aa 02Gid November
,d nnrehcr delivery. 4d buyers December ard Jnu'ry
i.Ily.ry lGii seller; January aud February delivery
UsIidays viii be observed In tho cotton market here
non, Friday evening July 20. until "Wednesday morning
August 3. M gu, .,., ,,,,,.. -. Loo,
dduo Gisc. good ordinary. 6c net and cross receipts
o, i,i ale. 40 bales stock l. - lilc,. WerNN
", aud orns. receipts Az bales exports cO1sfis' 1o
.olns J.f bales spinn"i~. ~ h'-nS.
N.,ft Tuly @o.-C0ttOn steady miL, ing. 5l-c. low
,tdtlag q tIiGc good ordinary f. net and grass re-
~ 1aes. sales. ?5J bales stock, 1897 bales.
VIII 70. and gross rcrri. il9 bats: export, coast
-. toi taios sales. go bales.
savannah July Cotton steady; riddling 20 low
,ddng Giac GOOD odiraIy. Gic; net and receipts
ha.,. exports cc,stW,e go bales sales 30 b,le'
.to.l = igS bales Wr'kly-Net receipts. 0j2 lalcs
nos 01O bales exports coastwise. 1851 bale. sales
3sj bales. 49, ~, ,.., ,,,, -.
io,c niddlirr Gir; good ordinary &c r.
rcipt~ Halls export 20 Grcli r'in sG9i acs 10 Oh"
,incnf go iaios sales 400 bales sork - 81 tal -
vvr.kivNct rccelps. 81 1aes gios,, iG2. bales ~
o- IN lrcas Bri'au. ok bI' b. the Continent 1.ljO
IA es coastwise. 9l3 nc- sales 800 bHlcs Exports
costvi-e July 10 should have been ~ bncs July 20
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TIE PETROLFTM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or rRIcI

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
The production ol the Mcdonald field Is stationary a.
20 OcO barrels day This falling of from the spnrt up
,o,d carly In the week impaired steady tone To
crude values but the speculation j. intensely dun ana pro
,,.ior,f in .butn,tf There sales AZ th" stock
Exchange vc.tcdaS At the Consolidated Exchange IN
dealing, In OPTIONS amounted t. "yp barrels AZ ~
cent. a trlnc under Thur -day's nnnl ngur'.
Refined petroleum was unclaimed at cents In ,@itrl'
30 cents in bulk. aud $50 cents III cIscs F0frig
uuotations Antwcp, 1913 francs b'h"h' ".''
marks London 4'sdi'td
ou cue Pam July 90 National Transit certificates
on,,,cd AZ sole. highest 52Ac lowest 12itc: closed
i.asc: sales II 900 bbs ceaiancs 'ooVO Dds snip
,nrnts ~ $50 bbl-: run. HSosl bbl-. - .,o...
pit,sburc Penn. July 22mNati9nal Iiasu r'tt,hoal
opened at 52ic; closed at '-"c "'snc'' '-'o' "'''
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

HOTEL NIANO AND RESTAt KANT
50 East Iath-,t --RoOm>. daily : up wcnk
u.s. with board sll up; elevator PIbnc'
private dinitlg-fopm.
2lST.ST, . WEST desirable rooms.
with board visitors 10 city accommodated
permanent, transient; references.
91ST-ST, 1i9 WEST Large and small
rooms. with table board summer prices
tran sents accommodated.
4sTII-ST.. 81 WEST.-Largc cool rooms
excellent home table city Visitors acc"nho'
dated reasonable rutes references.
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Gonnlrn Real gslaie 60 Eet

ASBURY PARK. y. J.--CottaScs 10 ~
Tor season furnished. MILAN ROSS
Asbury Park. y. J.
ISLAND POINT CAMP FOR RENT
] viii rent my Adirondack camp, IN Lower
t Regis Lake. near paul smith H9ir.'
For particular. apply 10 HENRY w 'oRN-
ING. Cleveland. OHIO.
MONTCLATR-Jamc two aitr1ciiN"
mod erI houses Ia rooms Las. wat,r shad ,
&c n. u. CARTER. 81 Park-~t.
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tuork Wnutco.

Females.
sTENOGRAPHERS ) tPPLlED
10 Rusine.s Men
vithnut charge 10 either purity ..
uycKnEE SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT,
a25 Broaiway, New.Io. X. -------
I\pY of ,ultcrr md refinement would
IKE :, un.it.on u rad n few hours day to
an invalid. or would discourse on Eihel sol +
t.oothc or Dant". Address Tor one "''N
I'm ERSON. hoN 10, Tribune pn''r'
FALL ENGAGEMENr to 90 abiosd' a,
goyerness or travelling conlIa,''n' ~
-, nds srveralt languages good references.
Addrss TSrFI'I. go Broadway.
VoTNG Girl. age 10. desiies position
I'm office or addressing at hom g",u az
ilgurr. has experience and eau furhl'h , ,1o
crence from former employer. = - i-V
Clinton-st
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Liverpool. July 20 - y. m.-Beci-The demand is
mnroying: extra Indian mess steady NJ 5Gs I'D prime
mes = adv al 49s. Pork IN far demand prime mess.
weston hhe firm ~ 70s do medium firm NJ b5s. Hams
in fair nanG. BlronIhc demand Is improving Cheese
in air demand American finest white and colord stody
Al TPuw. iurIpuiine and fO-ln In poor dcm1hi.
iHri-Spot IN fair dnaid futures IL poor der md mixed
W~.tr,n spot and July, stadv at 37s August and Sep
lnlor steady rs "a Wheat and -four IN fair denand
orspot Tar demand iuurcs. the demand has fallen
o" Hops at London. Pacific CCast-There Is nothihs
altering.
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tUork Wanteo.
Males

A PHYSICIAN OF experience and estao-
lishcd reputation in mental diseases, desires
With one. DOCTOR b., Wiss;Ddining.
l,hlladelp hia. Penn.
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Real gstaie 10 Gxthange

FARM Of 20 acres. and retail milk hn.i'
nc>-. selling 800 dt>. At 1c. qua So. ger a.
tn exchange for large farm SUIT iblc Tor ~. ''
ing stock. J. WllALEN, f?i 6ro,c--t.,
f.r-.. tIft
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UlsreIiunsUus.

BIRD MAMMA keeps canary Birds IN
good health and song while mounting or
changing feIth.TS. lie. BY Mail Hnd
Book ftcc. BIItD FOOD CO.. 400 y. 81
~. philol'lphis. Penn.
MATTRESSES made over at residences.
81 - up. MANBORGCE. 1857 Il. ll.th-st.
POLITICAL PICTURES, oil paintings.
head, OF the Presidential candidates for
tanners Re. for sale a. KENNEDY ,,
22j East i25th--t.. Ncw-York
WANTED-TO lease printing presses
stat. condition. speed maScr. terms. Nd
dre.. IN MEDIATE. Box %. 1lihune Oihcc.
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AGENTS AND CANNASSEKS; MAZE OF
female: sy 10 II daily profits sure ex.
pcrlence unnecessary no talking required
exclusive territory glvel. tot particulars
address /. PUTNAM & CO.. West Whist d.
Conn.
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,uprh uUlUIIp

Males.
4 GERMAN, 80, speaking English mas
haen Waterman Tor , years; has sisO bD,H
In the Etoccly trade lUr some years, Sucks
emuiOymcnt a. DO ter. Watchllsdn, Nc'' ~
Wholesale house. +. SIOOh, -'Uoo ISL
ave. --.------.
4 NAN. 80. married. would Ike to have
stcsdv work. doe. carpenter Moik. II.
SCUFEL. 80 Ryci.>t., lloDokrh, \. ).
FIRSTCLAss CAKE BAKEi; aad
n,.tr- cook wants situation IN hotel. baAe
- r,-tuuiant ely or country g..
LlEDTKE 1873 East ith.st.
4 roy. 10 years Of age. would like a 10.
sition I'm an office - pr week. L. W.,
BOX l3. Tribune Ohce
Advent lsrMsNTs AND 81 BsCklP-
,rI0NS FOR THE NEW-lOhk Rl b
M WILL DE- RECEIVED AT THE Up
ToNN OFFICE 80. LEA" Broadway "a
door north II Thirty-ilrSt-st. ana ADEEk'
TTyi{SE,MENTs at the following Branch Oh,
49,. ,3A sth.aVc. :. e. cor. IA T. lJ2
Gth.aye: l57 Fourth-ave., corner Four
,aa,,fh.st' 80 Third.aye.. corner fortJ'
seventh.st. l.026 ThirdAye: near SlNty'
6rs,..t. /, 70s rirst-ayc. LOG Wrst Forty
.nconS.st rs Columbus-ave. y? Liberty.
- 20 Avenue A: 1923 Thlrd;aye. 20
Was. Fourteen th-st. 251 West 42d,st ltS
chureh.ss; 554 Thrd-ave.; l,3ss Third:
ave-: 2,O5i Thlrd.ave, between ll2h and
l13th sts.
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rrropEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Iondon July -. p. m.-Naw-Y ofk Prnnsyyani, and
ohio first mortgage bonds, 49, Ere. 2, Illinois Zen
,,p los. N.,car Ordinary. ~. IT. Paul conn on
N.w.yor< central. lI1'' Pennsylvania. 50 Ee,das
prntes M 9S francs 81 ccntlm"s tn acconi The
amount Of bullion withdrawn from the of England
on balance to-day was GOO 600; for shipment 10
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Real 0sslalc n)dnlro

WANTED. 70 RENT.-For remainder Of
IA son \ ntlcIuan'- place near Nrw. orN,
with or y lthcut hOrscs 10 ~H1ll chiI0r.h
best references. AGdrCs, ). T., J.. q. BoA
IlI NrA. " or.
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BUSINESS Gbanres.

\ FIRST.CLASS BARBER.SHOr for
sale cheap, OIL account OF other business.
Inquire LANG pa Fast o9tn-st.
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Citr Real Gstate 60 Get.

able terms. FOO, OF sd st, North River.
Apply DAVID MUIR. 105 Hudson-st, y.
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60 Get for Business purposes

THE TWO top loft. Of 2ji Greenwich
81. with hand elevator, 10 let; low 20 a
good party. Apply. u Mr.. JOHN MUL.
LER. 2ji Grecnwich-st.
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Qitn Real estate for Sale.

Brooklyn Real Estate.
DOJBL TEN EMENT. cold water Nat
for E0ckaWay.ave.. near Eastern PARK.
way. East New. York; new house; very
cheap Tor cash. Address RAPID, Box 10,
Tribune orice.
FOR SALE.-A very large four-storv and
cellar building high ceilings. abundance oil
light; very strong: suitable for storage ware.
hou-" or mahufdrtory freight eleyaor and
firr-c>capes location within > minutes o'
CITY H1ll. Brooklyn: terms easy. Apply 10
u. NJ. CIlATNCEY CO., Limited, Mon
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ARTISTIC DltE>SMAKIN G.-Unlqur de-
signs. hotel order. a. shOlt notice ana noi-
orite charges: goods rurchasd II desired.
Mr.. McELRON. =" East 0th-st.. opposite
Denning'>. -
DRESS Special OFFER perfect
hitting taiior-made blazer >uit- made i0I -
on two days notice dresses n M IS up.
Mrs. WfIkON. O3 West llth'Hl.
FIi;SI-CLASS filter and designer. 10 20
ont ~ the day formerly Win triirln
rrirrrncc- DKl1~SMA FIR. $50 Fast nth
It.
GOOD DRH>SMAkFH wants 10 20 out
hv tho day. r 30 per dly. best reference
K. BROZMAN, 321 East l23i-st.
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