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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

WssHIScTos. April 2--The coming
week in the senate will witness the con
tinuance of tie debate on the cases OF
senators appointed from western states.
with a probability that before Saturday
pears 10 be little. il any. reason why the
senate cannot adjourn as soon as il is
notified by the president that he has no
further communications To send in. Ii
is possible. but not likely. that the
Roach investigation may be called up
by the republicans this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Rsrrp CRY. $. ID. April Allie
boutwell,. IL year old boy. today shot
and instantly killed Emery Sucker. a
year old boy. at a ranch near THE city.
Tnc boys were playing hunter and young
Boutwell, grasped his uncIe'r needle gun.
which had not been ioaded for months
Until yesterday. and fired with the re.
cult stated crazed by fear and regret.
the boy il pow wandering sDnewhcre on
the urairir@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03
socIAIasrs oN a RAMrAaE.
The Conerc~. ~ Ghent Discs-er~ Re-
usicsops On Suffrage.

BRrsekfs. April The ppciaiists met
in convention in Shent to-day. prin
cipally b. determine the attitude ~
their party in caee universal suffrage
should he refused them. This fnorninc
thousand French socialists. ied by the
mayor ~ korh&ix snJ several town
councfilcrs. let the train amidst a shout
ing crowd which surrounded the sta
tion, and marched 70 the con
vention ball On al sides they
were met rifh the cry. Long live the
revolution After si,scuse,re ~ length
the adsisshility n q general efrike the
tonercs< this afternun Ts-eed r-~clu
t,ons to the srccf that there should BE
~ general strike IN Bsiei0m In ca.e The
restrictions ufssu the suffrage should he
hniiteo ts parlisInenf - per~oE< = eR<
an,l plurality - tcfee tor fstsfle q fam
iiife
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

NEv YoRs. April > The steamship
Segnranes - the United States and
Brazilian mail steamship line. was seized
tisy az her i,,ck in Brrpklyn on iuds
nseoss recovered against the company by
several 6rule that furnished Il with prt'.
visions. TemTrow the steamer. Together
sifh her srsfer sbips ~ the same lice.
the Alliance. Advsnce and Nigilancls.
eill % sold AZ pubic auction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

TffftE stocs. Ard. April a tsAe
gram wss feeefsed by the governor this
sfterrern fr,m sheriff White. saytrix
that ~ ~ouii leare Butte NuntarA ~
Z a'ctoek shis eyeniug vita Hickey tie
r,zn charged With the murder II jena
" Ciayton. sad Rsrkhsrsit the rriis
nsr4i a{fs.s.zs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. April 1T is now
reported that Bradford Miller and Miss
Alma Nunnemacher were married about
six months previous to the Pass Chris
tian tragedy. 1t is said that <he mar
risge certificate was found among Mil
ler's effects few days ago, The mar
tumn. during the visit Of Miller to the
Nunnemachers. at the scsshore 1t is
further reported that Miller made a
will shortly before Christmas. in which
he devised his property to his wife.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

KANSAS CRY, April 2-Julia Coates.
the wife Of j. l. Coates, millionaire.
proprietor OF the Coates hotel. and eldest
sor Of Kersey Coates. now dead. has
brought suit for divorce. alleging incom-
patabiIity OF temper and repeated in
dignities. and asking for alimony. The
suit was filed last week, but was kept
from the public until yesterday. Mrs.
Coates is now in Philadelphia and
efforts are being made to induce her to
Withdraw the suit. Mr.. Coates will not
contest the case in the event she refuses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03
DOESNOT WANT JUDD
An sat-Ssmsc Protest From
C.tzsns Of Vienna.
GROWERS NAN DOES NOT sun
Ihl- = me sccosd Time Ass<rtan OBJ
jeefhsa to Hebrews 8as CAUSED
Hf. Cleveland Iroabie-

Wssal xofos. April Gable NEE
sasea isea Vienna stating that the anti.
seniti arsanizations and other bodies
II fhat elty ars vigorously protesting
against fhe fccepfi,sn u Azg Judd u
u ssopFi. Hebrew citizen Il The United
States tDd . s4tise a Australia. noml-
nsled aad confirmed a. cor.sul general
. fisnnA have necessarily recalled the
keiley incident n Mr. clsysisnd's preyi
shus administration in connection with
the sane country. The anti Semitic
feeling. il Nih be recoliected played an
lnperi4nf part IN The refusal cf Austria
O. feeeise Minister Kelley and resulted
ia tne practical suspension n diplomatic
selaf.oas between the tso countries for
over a seaf.
Anfhpoy Kelley. = citizen Of Rich.
mansi. Va. Nss IiEst selected hy Presi
deaf Cleveland and hls secretary Il
state. Mr. Bayard. a. minister 10 Italy.
Let sa.s declared persona non 4:rata by
the kink II italy on account ar some
Fs<s .trou< opinions be had puhllciy ex-
rl lsssl a. Ia the oserthrow IL the TEN
peF4l fovef Il thr pope by the itellan
eevrrnrorot krsigninx as minister u
if4is on this obtecfion helng male
knoen. III kelley ~as almost inmc.ll
eteiy oomlnated a. minister % snsfria.
ners another and equally fatal obiec
tlan eas offered Ar. Lane. then our
asinistrr t. france. eabled Mr.. Bayard
NAY ~. l-,o. thst Mr. keilcy's position
~ VIENNA ~ooid b. difficult. Il not inn
Foeslble. in consequence n the fact that
h.s vie uas a jeNez-r To this infima-
tion Dir h'syard replied that Mr.. keiley
haa already sailed and that ~the United
sta.ee could lot consritutionally admit.
ce1-iter or discuss any supposed dis
guailrcation of is officers based upon
Eeiisicu-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

Peers. April , Captain serssn -
49, Ffen<h merchant rasrine and
Cac1sln f'ief@ehe q the German merehant
flarine fonxhf r.istoi feFi triaY Each
fri three sinses and aelshes ere was ins
l.lr.-i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

" AsHIxcroS. April 2--Allen Hooker.
son u Congressman Hooker. OF Missis-
sipps. who was seriously injured last
night by being struck by a cable car.
said this evening that his father was
resting quietly and was perfectly con-
scioaz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

81. P<rs. Nina. April : Ih,> rYfsv
na<n a o'cfcck xhIIe hurting. Jps<r-s
Haffers1ck md he s<n Ihs<fsx were
droxned vi,iie crossing M arm a the
HlseierSrfa TIE epx coDif rof t~frn
and wh;is flse father rx< b<ipsre him -
shore. b<can,t s1tEaeted scd be<k s<fk
10 f,se na sDort
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-03

tafy n the Treasury Nsr-ishn fo oi%n
fhn discrss.o1 Sn4 re<1s - Atin@f1t-
Iup<uH NllI2ia las adfle.ta The COZ
srhnent q lake sxcerisp1s~ measures
TOR fepre<~ibe AhlSAflf rho i ~ pres
eat T,refneisi ~ his mssnt<rstap "a The
resehrf@k The elass,lef has rasSzcstea
that action ~ fakrn against tlsn 81 tise
gfoaad that hr - aaaker - morality.
Ahl~srsis's photographs are seen ~
cafes snl hear cellars With hls head
croened with l4ufeis
The hunde<fath. bt a vote - - 70 fo
rejected the memorials against the jess
without discussing ils eiaims 70 h<
heard on Sentimental groonds-
That Braadcs Assault.
The North German Gszsftes nina
tory article on tile expulsion from
Frxnor u Herr Hrnnues. The correspond
enf a. the Beriiner Txgebi4tt. fof the NJ
legged sending "a his paper IL . dispatch
connecting President Cafnofs son with
ihc Panama scandal. CAUSED mo
meotary depression Ga the fourse here
and lienna Sub<eqarUt rofiections
tend D. ceabect the fttiele with the
ARMY bill. any ssn4htie with France
strengthening the governments srgu
men<s ia support II The bill. The furry
on the iopfse therefore was ouiy ten.
porssry The parrrs al concur in up
brsssling the authorities ~ Paris Tor
permitting amoh 10 attack Herr Brandes
family. Tue cologae Gazette SAYS u
would he impossible Tor such secnes g.
occur in any civilized city except Paris
Ii demands that the French government
gise satisfaction SO colaplete rs 10 stop
mob assaults upon Germans IN the
future
The yossische Zeitnng warns French
statesmen that they are playing with
fre. France. il AIDES. must flnd scape.
goats Tor her internal troubles other
than prominent natives of the countries
forming the triple alliance.
William Walter Phelps. the American
minister. has resumed his Thursday re
ceptions. az which Mics Phelps and Mrs
J. Il. Phelps perform the duties of lady
Of the house.
Emperor William has given his con.
sent 10 the proposal that the whole of
the imperial opera shall appear IN Lon
don Ia 1884.
Koczalski. the piano prodigy. has
given series 81 recitals In Berlin. His
performances were largely attended.
Next winter he will make tour IN the
United States.
The Beethoven museum al Bonn viii be
inaugurated with festival May lo-l5.
Several Of the greatest German. musi-
clans will take part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
TO IMPROVE THE CITY's SIDEWALKS.

The City Improvement Society. OF NO. IL fas,
Twenty-third-st. has sent out the following c'cu-
lar to the public:
The City Improvement Society Is endeavorihs ~ "
nave the sidewalks OF this city put in good con,
diton and as the Municipal Government Is now
spending and will continue to spend large Su,iH vi
money in putting the pavements in good condi'loh,
1t would to be equally important r,,ar ~. Tn
sidewalks should also be put in proper repaiiI
secure this end our society is having me pSs
streets and avenues examined In order .lat 81, &c
the society unable to inspect all S,ree -nrt :,
the sidewalks are in bad condition. ana az PIP Iii,
owners are responsible In OF accdehl IL 'ais
on the citizens generally. In order 10 AVA DE
object to report to the society all Droken ar" ~, 20
fective sidewalks. that such Iacts i'"' "
ported the department. o.,os,a1 70
All persons making such reports are rra ,,,n viii
send full name and address, when Illumination "'
be considered confidential
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
nR- PARKHURST A WITNESS.
. PRESENTMENT AGAINST HIM EXPECTED

THE GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES THE CASE OF
HIGH sLEyIy, ONE OF ITS MEMBERS,
TO CLEAR HIS SKIRTS.
.,, Is onnarently on foot to have the Grand
49,, h-,rg IN n presentment criticising the Rev.
rr Charles H. Parkhurst and his associates OF ,he
s,.,v for the Prevention OF Crime Tor their state
-, cont 10 Mayor Gilroy about Hugh SieVih'
IT,. ,o,rted- out that Slevn was member OF the
Grand Jury. although the reputed owner OF lou
80 s,ores at which the Excise law was violated.
n,ar denies that he any Of the places, anu
~ Grand Jury has begun an investigation OF the
1,.,v,s announcement with a view to white
washing Slevin. a., ,ur
m parkhurst Thnddeus ID. Kenneson. the law
,or and a leading member of the society ram
,,oss its COUNSEL Alexander T. Irvine. Andre"
Iowrey. Alfred #. Howard and Joseph A. Dapro"-
sk who bought liquor in the four barroo"S Vn
cnndov were all summoned to appear before the
Grand Jury yesterday Mr. Moss is in Chicago anu
Howard and Dabrowski did not receive subpoena,
until too late for lheT GRAND to 5eg Jury adourned
Toe others were present, however or,ers
DR. Parkhurst would say nothing to rep seen
a ,asr in ,n his oee In the Mills building He said
"of the licenses Of the fouT oa ri and s
B HG X stV in the name Timothy r Pad9e
Of No Na $40 % %ey IN %
and the license OF Tire one at Waverey Fac anu
Sixthave is named McAleer. think MI MoS'
I'm the official list of Grand Jurors sewn i ~
nears as LIQUOR seller at No. I'll BleeckeI.s'
name is over the door and our men Dougnt "m ms
key there in bottle in which sewn hd i t,o"n
in the glass door The Fourteenth.st' place II ia
an apartment house called the sewn 10 ~ncn 1
has a lease for twenty years whch we, va ie1o'ue
IN the Registers Office on october H. 1871. =, ...
Before Charles w. Gardner was arIssiu ne t r. r.
barroom at rourteenthst and Seventn,ave fSr
violating the Excise law Inc man IVA was ~ Siav,n
and told him that would be the most sensD re
<ri~a himself IN Sleyin assented to this and said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

eraey at 2qc and fine dsa sv at bcen n f iGr
request a. iss@oc sor oneeauarter and three-eghths
Territory wool less active WIN ssared Of basIs
mostly OF Sa@nsc snrng Texas and California
woods quiet si@c clean fan wool o dui ana an' ane
mulating Domestic secured wool has been selling
quite well There have been ARG se in bond 70
tralian cape and South American Wool III LIN NJ vi
go to Canada. Local demand light. carpet WOOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Oct. ls-Cotton easy: middlng. Sl-lGc,
low middling nc: good ordinary. i-Ic; net am'
gross receipts 6725 bales exports to Great br,,
ain 1853 bales; coastwlsc. 3.039 bales; Sales La
bales: stock IL, SIS bales. ,,,, o,.
Norfolk. Oct. l9.-Cotton quiet; mlddlng. &c
low middling : lI-IGc good ordinary. &c; net anu
gross receipts 2,S7s bales; exports coastwise lo'
bales: sales. Gel bales; stock. 34.2ss bales. ,,
New-Oreans Oct. l9-Cotton steady; good Wiu,,
ding SIC: middlins. Sc: low middlng. lhc; go0ll
ordinary. 7Ac: receipts. SOL bales; gross - "a
bales: sales. $3.50 bales: stock. 1928 bales
Savannah. Oct l9-Cotton quiet; middling. 'ac'
low middling 7asc; good ordinary, 7lsc net re-
ceipts. 1904 bales: gross 1884 bales: exports 10
the Continent. $40 bales: coastwise, 3ill baies'
sales 1915 bales; stock. l25.iM bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

he would follow the advice. The bart S,s
promptly surrendered himself. We said that s,,
was the reputed owner OF these places ana we 'i'N
the evidence amply justfes this r, 81.
However. / expect that the Grand jury VIII "'
a presentment against DR.. Parkhurst ..uo
Slevin withdrew from the Grand jury room VIII nIi
DR. Parkhurst and the others were testfying. Ills
friends say that he buys barr0oms only " 80, sIn
them again after he has rehtted them ana rs'ap-
ished q good trade Distrct-Attorney Nicon de-
clared that the Grand Jury was ra'her sore oi'
IIorlr hiirS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Oct 49, 35 p mnEeei ana Short pT'N cut
sbou, il TO is H. easy at AS Cd Bacon IN poor ue
mand; Cumberland cut. about q to :" 10 81. long
clear mddles A. To. easy at 5s long anu s
clear middes. about 55 h. easy az as a. ~ fair
demand. Talow-The demand is improving Splits a,as
of turpenine and rosn in fair demand L Whao,p
moderate demand: No 2 red winter steady at o s
3D.: No red spring steady at IS 80 r'Tu' f ~
demand: mixed Western spot steady at Is; october
steady at As I'D; November steady AT s. '2u p..iSc
Coast-In poor demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
THE !pETROLECM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

FfT'0
New.York October ~, 1893.
The crude oil speculation continues 10 Hg' u~P" "'
encouraging outlook IN the field. The Mcpo"a" poo
showed production OF II 800 barrels drc''~' o' 'ou
barrels day. bringing output 10 me loWvsr r,,n
reached since began 10 decline from the maximum po
duction. rapid falling Of would " \, h dn ill., H.,
with the preced-nts all whitesand pools u w w H.
once cot well nader way There ti1n>i'Noi' W
certificates tn. Stock Exchange ~ inc % no,
Exchange coo barrels were rold at 1C4 cents au tha
the last bid price. At OIL City the range Vi I'-'"
was from 70ie 10 7Os, cents. - s.o,s . o,ro,
in barrels 2G5 cents in bulk. and 80 cents ~ ea'rr
Foreign quotations Antwci: liz Hd"''' "''"'"
4 IS marks: London. 3s,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
Roar0 aro Rooms.

\ RARE CHANCE .-liandsomclv nir
ni.he1 bsy window parlor and dreas'hs
rJutn VITA board. in private fanny MAJ MAJ
and wife or two ladies; reference. !"
West J4th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
miscellaneous.

-~~~~- ~>>~-~--~-~-~ ~->~-~-~~~~~-,~~~
BEST PRICES given for old zeal or
othef FUR garments. Mrs. BARKER. 1l0
West 39th.st.
GENTLEMEN Wishing 10 d.: pose OF
their left-on clothiag. AT y fair value. will
please call or address EDWARD MILLER,
Us 0th-ave, near waverly Place.
Rooms PAPERED 90 and upward fine
sfsoes, ~. With wide. bjrder: painting.
pAsfering and kalsominine at moderate
prices mail orders receive prompt attcn-
uo1. I'd. BAEkErT. 500 Fast 5Dth.st
SiTACHHR<--Expcrle teacher will
eeyote afternoon hours 10 home stud,
WIN backward school pupils; special aid
70 students OF Latin. French same 40.
9uifrd ahroadl. mathematics aud hlghei
fhsish terms. 40 cents: highest city rcs
erences. Miss S.. ll9 East 3sth-st.
WANTED. Routing machine a second.
rand. rad'al arm. Royle; must be IN fFs;
s ns condition. Addrss, A. II. S.. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
Furnished 6onses % Cct.

A PERFECTLY APPOINTED HOUSE
b rent in NOnkers Tor tn" VIM. dn'lt :
sbssnce of owi,cr I'm best possible location ::
seven bedrooms al sanitary preeantons :
rrrt low {" sirablc t1nant coo1 opIoi-
trni;y TO try Yonkcrs for n So, On. IA
dress H. T.. Box 4. Tiibuhe Uptown once,
)5T ifh-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
DOSTON WOOL, MARKET.

BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Boston, Oct 1.-THE wool sales OF tne Wee ao,' oa
all kinds have been 1.si2gO1 pounds VI a,ic ni
have been dull and prices are weak. Small ots OF
Ohio sold at 2n22c for 2}a2ic lot Ny anh IN
v was made at lei5c; No / combing wool sold mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
Citn Real @staie for Sale

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner I05th.,t.-
DETACHED villa. lot 50xl01: fresh artistic
cceora;ions immediate posses on: prfiect
condition much fellow cost; snail pavmen';
low Interest equivalent n r'ntng: srnd lof
dcNcriptive circular. ATLAS IMfkONE-
MEM CO., lS Eroodway.
BROOKLYN.
A.--FoR SALF-HpUSES.-F ~
n @ 0 5fh.st.. ncor 9th-oVe.. Br'oklvn. al
joining Prospect Park. thrcc-st1ry ana base
nent horses. latest imptoycm"1ts open WORK
, rlumbinc: bufets ONYX hr''placr-. ioY.r
halls etc must be seen to be apDrcciascn
io'at'on unsurpassed on Park slope. Apply
premises: open Sundays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
FURNISHED Rooms.

3,ST.ST.. between Madison and 9TH ave-.
-Sulte of ! rooms for bachelors: also third
.,orv fropt roam with dressing room fcfrf.
enccs. r.. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 'A2
Broadway.
75TH.ST.. III WEST.-Elcgantly fnr-
nlshcd rooms. entire floor. On suite or
single; all improvements well heated IN
winter: call any time: references.
7GTH.ST.. O5 WEST Handsomely fur
nlshca rooms; single on On suite; superior
table board. optional: references exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
Boaro mamteo.

A YOUNG NAN woud like a large
nen reeM. With or without board. on West
ssoe " rood location. Address O. w. A,
0ox-R6s Tribune Oftce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

tHAMbty;MN young elrl iatr.y
Call Ut lj7 Last 20th.st., toy door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
60 Get for Business purposs

PHYSICIANS OFFICE: wen located :;
superior advantages. Dr.. {. l.. BHTEN
4sJ Lex:ngton-ayc., until 10 a. m. to g
y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
pressmaking.

ARTISTIC BREsSMAKER- fiis:-class
filter desires nor engagement. by the daY
IN iirst-ciass families - per day hIghe 4
reference D. o5i Sth-aVc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
flats TO Eet -1'urn,sbe0.

A CHOICE fsrnisb,d apartment Of ten
rooms fl the Osborne. 5.th-sf. and Tth.ave.
terms for year very reasonable. Apply at
the Osborne. l'ft. NO
TO EENT.-FEroished or uDfurni-hci
until May J. n sre -ia,lr dcrirabie apar,mcnt
OF ei,ht outside ROOMS. including bath
sortncr,l exposure. Apply JANirOH, 81
West 1ith-st.
FAMILY GOING ABROAD will let
handsomely furnished apartment: unusrsl
chance for one wishing elegant. refined
home. L. MILLER, 900 Wcstj7th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
ecnnfrp Real estate % Get

At EOSELLF. Y. ia hrst-cia.s house.
1o rooms: stable: lot 12jV900 garden.
lawn shade. ct. electric light f. house
and stress: near station: - min 70 from
New-YOrx i5 trains daily: rrnt $50 per
moth. A. ID. HOPE. Ii3 Liberty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20
Conntrn Real Gstate for Sale


AGENCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-R7 sidence
properties Of all ces, riptioDs for sale and 70
lev furnished topses.
TUBES TAYLOR. Beekman-st.
EAST ORANGE. v. J-D-s!Iahic prop-
erty FOR kai"' furnished AND ur'u-nshed
houses 70 rent. S. D. CONDIT. orpods,
Prick Church Station.
I DESIRE TO sill valuable farm in
User County. near The village OF Mail.
borough; 1877, acres: argc orcha 4 3.0'n
enrranfs: 1000 crave vines larg' and
commo1 'ous farmhouse and buldilgs low
pr're; essv terms; ir.m"da'e nos-". s!o'.
Address CHARLES i. COSSUN. Pouph-
ke~psie. y. y.
sORANGE, y. J-Specill'v ron. o sale
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$3.50. one-thirl cash also large resi-
fence. stone and tile cabinet finish. stables.
fsaTtful grounds. ;Onvealeat % stations.
stores chuvhrs and scho-ls. EDW. i.
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or aud two daughters: no servant Kept
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before H. or between and .. or after z.
wASTED.-h young FIR nch Protestant
"a purs"ry aovcrness. Please write. stating
qualifications ard references, 70 Mrs.
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