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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-17
POLITICAL MATTERS.
What The LIbral Cry Fathers are
Doing f,r Th,miolies.
rnrIa SECRET SUNDAY SESSION
4 RcuSing Independent Citl'n' Rally
-fr,d 'rrlmmri's Apology aud
Conics,lon.-Nutcs

Tho Intriguing Liberal members Of
the CITY Council are smaiting un Ter
the statement Of the municipality
wrecked financial co Jit.on ~ sub.
mitted by his honor, the Mayor, at
their last meeting. And In ordcr
as they say, "offsoi" Or sidetfack this
statement they have been holding
dark lantern sessions, which have
teen devoted wholly to denougclug
the "too plain way" his honor had
"putIlng thing.." II leaked out
today that the Libornl members
Of the CITY Council, reinforced
10y one Democrat, who, however, It -
stated was only present 10y permits 0u
and not tor the specific purpose o. taxi
Ing rart In tho proceedings, held u
secret meeting at the city Offices on
SUNDAY afternoon. Asa result OF the
caucus II IL SAID that financial 10.
port antagonisiic to tho Mayors will
be- presented nj toni lhvs session.
ISDEpENDENT CtrIzESs' RALLY,
The Independent oitzsns aud oitl.
zon' committee Of city through their
executive campaign committee arc
arranging fOrs magnificent rally to be
htli In the Thest.r on "Wednesday
evening, tho 25th iusL Among the
speakers who are expected to address
the meeting are Judge D,otsop, Mayor
Baskin, +. l.. Williams, Judge Zane
anu J. q. McNslly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-17

PARIS, Oct. l7.-At O'Clock pm.
II was thought that GouuOd could moi
live through the night. He has been
oOmatose since mi might.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-17

BEAVER, OCT. H. rho result Of Yes.
trtday'- Drmocfa convention at the
Federal c0ur. house here, wa. the
nomination Of J.. Frank rolion, by
ucc.umititn, ~ candidate for member
Of the house ~ representatives IN tue
next Legislature from this the
slNieenlb district Pluto anu Wayne
counties, Tor some uuknOWn Reason,
were not represented.
Hon. Charles Atoms, Of pAruwnn,
was representative FROM here the Last
stssi3n aud Luud, uf 81. George, was ia
tue council, but II IL reported that
ParOwan " going 10 contest Luud's be-
iug returned again tbis year The
nsht next SATURDAY at ParDwan, at the
council convention Of this the thif.
tcruth district, Will be- between Charles
Adams anu Il. &. Lund Tor the y NJ.
ito b. iona Ward Christian 10 the dark
hlfst la the fight.
Tue beat Democratic speakers have
been selected from several counties 10
~ 10 PHfuwHn on Saturday, whore u
big barbecue, bfAss bands, aud ruu,ing
time ats Intended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-17
TIE VOTE IN 1899.

The NEWS nearly month ago pub
lishod tue following figures Of the
delegate election OF 1892, and as there
has uten constant demand for them
they are herewith reproduced TOT
comIgfisou purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-17
mACnAuON DEAD.
Another Conspicuous siEure OF thc
GermRn-frrncb War Gone.

eermhn-frrnch war conc
PARIS, Oct. l7.-MaTshal Mac Mahon
died at 10 O'Clock this morning.
He divd At Chateau La Forte on tho
river Loire. He was able to take food
TIL yesterday. During the night his
strength Gradually declined until the
family were at the bedside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-17
DEMOCRATIC MAR HORSES.
lYIns and TOlIOl Nominated In the
South iCT The legislature.


Special 70 ns news p,r D1sr.i Telegraph
81 GEJuua, u. ~, I7.-At the
Democratic cJnvcnlion At roqusrvillc
yesterday a. w. Twins Wa. unanI.
muu-iy nominated ~ tue rnu iiatc f1r
representative " tho Legislature Tot
th.u district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-17
NOrs

Articles OF incorporation OF tho Cy.
clynius Milling q Mining company
hai been filed with the Territorial sec.
Rotary. The capital stock 10 100000,
i'nd tue Tip Top aud Cyclone claims,
in Rush valley district, viii be
operated. The officers and directors
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28

the president at the pubnc reception In the
east room yesterday afternoon. When her
in firm grip and poured forth her tale,
much to his very obvious embarrassment.
Wanted Private Audience.
Mrs. Thurston said she wanted Cleve-
land to take charge of her possessions
under a deed of trust, to be handed over
when she received her annuity of several
hundred thousand dollars, which will en-
able her to live in style bsfitting her rank
and possessions. Her opportunities for a
private audience to arrange details were
politely parried, and after keeping the line
waiting for five minutes Mrs. Thurston
moved on with the parting remark that
she would return,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
FRANCHISES ARE VALUABLE.
An Interesting Point Decided by the Ma
tional Supreme Court.

An Interesting Point Decided by the Ma
tional Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-An interesting
question of constitutional law was decided
by the United States supreme court yester-
day in the case of the Monongahela Navi-
cation company against the United States.
The company, under charter from the
state and at the invitation of the general
government, built a dam to aid the navi-
cation of the Monongahela, being given
the right to charge tolls to shippers.
Reversed the Lower Courts Decision.
Subsequently congress. in order to free
navigation from tolls, provided for the
purchase and condemnation of the lock
and dam, but expressly provided that pay
ment should not be made for the franchise
to charge tolls. The question involved in
this case was whether compensation for
the franchise must, under the constitution
be paid in advance of acquisition of the
property. The lower court decided against
the company and this court reverses that
decision and holds that the franchise is
property which must be paid for by the
government ut its just value.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
A Good Remedy for whitecapism.

Fort VALLEY, Ga, March 2s.-White-
caps attacked the negro quarters at s. H.
Bassett's plantation Saturday night and
the inmates fed. Mr.. Bassett left his
house, met the trespassers in the darkness
and forbade them to go any further. The
whitecaps disregarded the order and would
have continued their search when several
of the negroes who were concealed near by
opened fire on the intruders and shot two
of them dead in their tracks. They were
William Hatchett and Marion Bryant
The others fed precipitately. The coro
ner's verdict was iustifiable homicide.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
MINNESOTA COAL COMBINE.

Rhodes Arrested for Periury-Law to Pro-
tect SoIons-A Challenge.
ST. PAUL, March 2S.-The first step in
the proceedings TO crush out the coal
barons of Minnesota was taken yesterday.
John j. Rhodes, of coal combine celebrity,
was arrested on a charge of perjury. A
bill making it the duty of courts to dismiss
any action like Rhodes suit for damages
against the members of the legislature and
making void any judgment obtained was
passed by the house and only needs the
governors signature.
Proposal of the Combine.
The president of the Northwestern Fuel
company has challenged the legislature
any citizen or number of citizens to ap-
point a committee of three business men.
he naming one, to whom the books of the
combine will be submitted. If it is proven
that the profit of the company has been
over 20 cents a ton for the last five or ten
years the company will pay the difference,
those accepting the challenge to pay what
is lacking of 20 cents ton to the company.
So far nobody has accepted the challenge.
Rhodes was bailed in S, 1000.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
THE ANTAGoNIzED SENATORS.

A Majority Report in Favor of Seating
Governors Appointees.
WASHINGTON, March 2S-In the senate
yesterday Cali denied as absolutely false
the statements published in newspapers
that Democratic senators were hostile to
Clevelandowing to his appointments. Hoar
submitted majority report in favor of
seating Mantle, appointed by the governor
of Montana. The report in brief claims
that both the constitution and precedent
demand that each state shall be represent
ed by two senators and that appointments
by the governor are legal at all times when
the legislature fails to elect.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
He'll Never BE Missed,

New YORK, March Us. = Stephed c..
Broadwell, alias Tom" Hunt, alias "Ths
Man with the Cough" one of the cleverest
forgers of his time, who was arrested here
about a month ago on a warrant from Gin
cinnati charging him with raising checks,
is dying of consumption in the prison ward
at Bellevue hospital
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
Employees Wore Indignant.

NEW YORK, March 2s.-Because $1,000
in cash had mysteriously disappeared just
before the closing hour, 6 o'clock SATURDAY.
evening, in the dry goods establishment of
LIE Routillier Bros, III West Twenty-third
street, 80 employees of the firm were held
prisoners for two hours until the heads of
the firm and a police officer arrived. Nome
of them, was searched. but there was great
indignation. The money was not found.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
Will Propose to Investigate Roach.

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-A prominent
Republican senator is authority for the
statement that the Republicans will pro-
pose an investigation by the senate into the
career of Senator Roach, of North Dakota,
unless he or some other Democratic sena-
tors moves such an investigation. The
charge has been published widely that
SEenator Roach left Washington in 1873
and went 10 Dakota because of a defalca-
tion on his part while cashier of leading
national bank here.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28

BERLIN, March 2s.-It has just become
known here that the pope has refused ia
interfere directly in the matter of the mill
tary bill, and it is therefore assumed that
the centrum will eventually vote for the
government plans as it has done before
when the Vatican's interests were not di-
rectly involved
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
Was a New York "Roorback. -

WASHINGTON, March est is said at
the British legation that there is no truth
in the report that Sir Julian Pauncefote
had been notified that. an attempt would
be made to kill the Prince of Wales on his
contemplated visit TO this country the
coming spring. Mr.. Herbert. secretary of
the legation, derided the statement as
without foundation
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
Death of a Celebrated Horse.

BARDsTowN, KY, March 2s.-Pancoast,
the welEknown sire, died, Sunday even
ing on the farm of Benjamin johnson,
near this place. Pancoast had a race re-
cord of 2:21% and once sold for S2S 900, the
highest price at that time ever paid for a
trOtter
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
All Confirmed Up to Date"

WASHINGTON, March 2S. = The senate
after executive session yesterday gave out
the news that it had confirmed the nomi-
nations of Silas W. Lamoreaux, of Wis
consin, to be commissioner of the general
land office, and of Horace H. Lurton, of
Tennessee, to be United States judge of
the circuit court to succeed Associate JUS
tice Jackson, of the supreme court of the
United States. The senate also confirmed
all the other nominations made up to date.
including that of John +. Risley, of New
York, to be United States minister to Den
mark
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
Dropped From the Rolls.

WASHINGTON, March 2S. - Secretary
Smith yesterday dropped twenty-four
special agents of the land Office from the
rolls, leaving eleven special AGENTS. Fit
ness, it is stated, was made tn, ole test of
retention, a majority of the eleven kept
being Republicans.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
who wants to Kin GIadstonea

LONDON, March 2s.-Gladstone has been
placed under police protection and his
movements are watched by two specially
chosen detectives. In fact he does not
leave his official residence in Downing
street without these shadows"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The treasury
department yesterday purchased q, ,OoC
onnces of silver at from 90 $40 to SO. S3l5
per ounce
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28

WAsHINGToS, March 2s.-The United
States supreme court yesterday decided
that where a foreign patent has lapsed be-
fore an American patent is granted while
the latter states on its face that it is issued
because < the foreign patent, the Ameri-
can .ssue is void. 1t is stated that this
decision will void the Edison quadruplex
telegraph, his three microphone patents
and certain of the Bell telephone patents,
leaving the latter company after January
next to stand wholly on the Berliner
patent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-28
CRANK CALLER ON CLEVELAND.

An Old Lady Who Owns a Couple of Em-
pires, in Her Mind.
WASHINGTON, March 2s. Cleveland's IS
right to the presidency was disputed yester-
day by Mrs. Thurston, an old lady who
not only considers herself as owner of the
United States, but the kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland as well. Mrs. Thurston
was among those who shook hands with
The evening world., 1893-10-06
Dancing Academies.

MANnArIAN DANCING ACADEMY 10 West
biith II. Four class lessons, 81; - lessons. 81
correct waltz guaranteed IN u priynt" lessons, With
music, 30; afternoon class, children and ladies.
Tuesdays nld saturdays, same price, i. 10 To j. 30
/. NJ. lady and gentleman teachers. best place
IN city at popular prices. send aldrrs, for cir
culhr. Private lessons IN the waltz our speciality
reception TO MORROW evening, dancing y. ",
10 ~ 4. NJ. admission, gentleman and lady, Ace.
MAUI MADISON, : West 18th ST., teacher of
Spanish, skirt, serpehtinc, all stage dances
costumes made free.
MISSES MONTGOMERY. IlS Yves, I'm ST,
teach butterfly, - scrpon;in", CLOAK, spanish
skirt and all stage dances.
MRS. cARTIEItS DANCING ACADEMY. Ghl
Lexington ave, afternoon, evening glasses
private lessons, waltz; latest dances taught.
MR.. AD. SEWBEItGEIt, ltH East I'D ST., now
open; 22B West l2bti ST. Oct. 10: circulars.
STAGE DANCING OF every style. send for II.
Illustrated circular. y. y. ACADEMY. 10 West
9th Il. ! give reference. e.. COS-rA MINE,
WALTZ and all fashionable dances taught; prl-
waite and class lessons; clrculnrs: Clnssc3 taken
charge Of In city or country. knuckcrbOckcr Con
s.rNntory, "A West lIth II.
RI. AK EAST HOUSTON 81. -Waltz aud all
fashionable dances taught every Monday and
Friday evening.
The evening world., 1893-10-06
Dancing Academies.
DdHy, Br. a hn,: sunday. zoe.
AFTERNOON CLASSES, WALTZ GrARAN.
Tues. a Thurs, 80, 3 tecd In q private
IADN ASSISTANTS. lessons, with music, 81.
HOSEA C.

80, ~ WWM e DEMi Of nANIINu, :,
station. 81 monthly. Glasses MON, TUES,
THURS. aud FitlDkN Z. u to 10. 10; private les
sons, ~ tickets used AT pupils convenience; be-
CirIucr' classes. four lessons, 81 quarter, ~ les
sons, ~; receptions Wcds,, SUITS. first lessons
private. open every day, 50. VI. 10 II J.. NJ.
FROM the SEW YORK WORLD.
Hosea Higgins Is probably rs well known ms any
man in New YORK, and the fame Of the institution
over which he prcs!drs has spread all over tn.
country. The iuvariable ana pronounced success
that lhs followed his methods In teaching the art
of dancing has made IL the largest establishment
Of the kind In Ia. world, 10 The better class of
people "Du own - II an ideal institution; its
facilities are uncIuall"d, the floor spRc" II cnor-
nous, the music provided Is aOove criticism. while
his stan Of lady and gentleman teacher ~ stand 1T
the head Of their profession.
Mr HOSEA HIGGINS, in his class lessons,
gives individual instruction In a room sepnrntr
from tho general classroom. Dinidcnt pupils find
this method II great advantage. HE GtAHAN-
TEES IitE WALTZ IN SIN PRIVATE LES
NM MALINl NJ IAlll.REn.
The evening world., 1893-10-06
Purchase and Exchange.

GHc Tine, .5c. pr line: SerDnd Tim, zar. per
Inc. THirf and Subsequent Tmss, zoe. per tLse.
Sc. pr line cr'rt IN saturdays.
CASH PAID tor Persian lamb military cape, Is
nuHi measure. Address a. g., 81 9th ave.
CROCEERN STORE WANTED for cash; Brook
Ign preferred. Address &. L., hoN !3S World.
NOrICE-ln exchange, 81, 900 in first class bonds
for rral estate. Address box 39l Washington,
WnrrCu County, y. J.
WANTED Pneumatic safety: must be cheap
for cash; 81 columbia preferred. Address, with
full particulars, L. q. box 4, Cedarhurst, n. Y.
WANTED 10 PURCHASE. niiTlou store an
west SIDE cheap for cash. Reynolds, ia Bank II.
The evening world., 1893-10-06
Good Will & Interest for Sale

one Tine, Sc. pr line SsConi Time, CSC. per
line Third and Suhscqucn. Times, gOc. per line :.
Sc. per- Inc cr'rn IN sundays.
LIBERAL CASH
oner Tor any stock OF merchandise, store fixtures,
! furniture, horses, wagons. .tr. amount no oh
j"rt; communications strictly confidential city
or country. SrRAtS 1901 ID ave, cU-ucr sd st,
ANY ~TOKE or m-rchun disc bought at
once Tor SPOT cn,h; no drlnyi bus ness
i%iiFH'S"''E ' ;Saa si6 fs., SCI SCI, .. or address
Nci,nsudisc h"onshh, for cash b%onfiN"' So "a ave.
: 9r.GK .nSM nrrEM i Gs, T Hlnc.r 81 !.
A FINE CIGAR STAND downtown: only $500:
M'poNXLD wiGGINs. $40 Nassau st.
A riRsT-CL.iss corner saloon downtown. look
tbs w; n genuine bargain.
"IGGlNS 40 Nassau st.
A RESTAURANT AMI lunchroorn. good place for
uITciiELL. IS Church st.
ATTEHTIoH-Liguor stores: hest corners; all
avenues and downtown streets; extraordinary
%hHrgains, MITCHELL. ~ Church st.
A DOWNTOWN west side corner liquor store:
owner. having three. retiring price $500.
JONES. % Chambers st.
A LIQUOR sTORE; broadway corner: immense
business: bargain, will accept suitable partner,
JONES, 23 Chambers s..
4 900 PAVING RESTAURANT and oyster.
house, .h"tw""l city Hall and Bridge, sacrificed
to, u gu'ck. buyer: don't mis- II. REll.LN'S,
Office 81, III Court ST., RrooSlyn.
r RIG BAEGAIN-s.,T 900; tirst-clasS corner
LYMAN. &E, Broadway.
A RARE CHANG Fine. paying corner saloon;
Slpr"crElr: GOOD reasons for selling: call immc.
dtni"!y M, cash required. Owners residence,
\ VERY q ~ SALOON: cheap rent; n great
bargain. Inquire at liquor store, "l7 Avenue II.
An u,l-cstahlishrd boarding ana livery stable IN
tho I. y, of trooklyn; WIN "Nrhange ior New
The evening world., 1893-10-06
MISS McCABE'S

DANITNt' JENNY cIRSsts NOW running n
~ East I'm ST, between 9th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; privAt" les
sous, amy hour, 81 waltz guaranteed In six pri-
waite lessons, - ! lessons, ri quarter, ~ lessons,
So lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY AND SATtR-
4 EVENINGS; SEND ORCIRCULAIS,
beginners nj any time. bay and evening.
Special aud individual attention given 10 those
learning the waltz. also the ncw ana fashionable
hAMrt.s. iMrlmllng slngm. lhmcN and rInrnrlnI.
The evening world., 1893-10-06
Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Time, zoe. per linz. Second Time, Ec. per
line: Third and Subsequent Tunes, IJc. per ifnc.
No crtrn charge on Sundays.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT-Advertiscmcnts
for The World may be left at any American
District Messenger ono. in the city, where the
Office.
The evening world., 1893-10-06
Anew York ACatemY Of Dancing,

e. tONSTANTINE - WEST Eth ST.
Now open Tor pupils; every pGpI receives private
lessons, latest qIndrll", and waltrrs; classes
daily and uIght,yt waltz guarnn;erd IA three les
sons. all fOrnluE class Gt IoaT VIII receive com
riim"uturyi Instruction ticket.
The evening world., 1893-10-06
Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

West Side.
HbrII ST, lJG WltST-iIanlsomriy furnished
rooms, with board, Nil appointments; couy"n-
lent TO elevated road: between boulevard and
Amsterdam ave.
SYST 81, lIS WEST-IIandsonoly furnished
rooms, slnsly ur en- suite; convcnicnc,s; bath.
table board.
SiTll 81, III WI.ST-IfandsDnv floor, singly or
"h suite; superior accommodate Jns: uarlur hin
Ing room; references.
ATT 81. lGl WfHST-I.argc and small rooms to
let, with board; references; very moderate
pr.rps.
gdrli ST, ~ WiST-IArgc. handsomely fur.
nish"d rooms In select house; table aud attend
nnc" first class references.
l2bTli 81, 10 WfsST-lIandsomely, newly fur
iislicd rooms; every convenience: board strictly
FIRST clnss; terms reasonable.
w Handsomely furnished rooms, I'd floor,
with board; private family. llS West l3lst 81.
North Of ,asth Street.
l30TH ST. II EAST-Second floor, furnished or
uniurnishcd. with or without board.
The evening world., 1893-10-06
Sale.

EIIlCtEs. Rambler, tourist pneumatic; ehso.
Lexington ave, near lith 1t.
BILLIARD and pool tables, new and second.
hand. supplied with the linrtholli quick CiSh.
lon: easy forms, ALFRED u. MARIN, ia East
B~ittlAkDS. Wagner sandford a Rink.
manufacturers; factory, ~ ,trrnt Jones 1t. near
broadway new tables, with las. cushions; SET.
ond. hand ali makers, cheap.
BILLIARD y pOOL TABLES. new AMI sec.
"nd hand auction prices. GRIFFITH a Co,
III ith ave.
BUTCHER SHOP or fixtures on account depar-
turc. cheap, Ala West h9d 81.
~CAllGRApH MACHINES Never used stand,
tools and, cover, AL new, VIII be sold very
cheap. Call go I'D ave, advertising Office,
near I2d st.
DEsKs-Any quantity second hand desks Office
furniture and fixtures; profits commensurate To
circumstances. IN Liberty 81.
DESKS Roll. tops, partitions. ratings, tables,
ll,DS., factory aud SalcsroOns, 10 and 81 Elm
ST.. III and l43 Leonard II.
D~Esks-Second hand, roll-top, HAT, standing
lane, near Nassau 81.
ENTIRE FURNITURE Of dwellings and flats
,pntrhn:cdi address me before selling. RAY
GnOCER'S ICE BON glass and mirror doors,
front. II. HCUcr, .uS,i 18Th nvc.
PARTY will sell furniture van and horse cheap
trial allowed. =. BLAKE, no West 10th st.
root TABLES: n.w and second hand; lowest
li''N' ~ " W nN'.
"a rt.S-lIcrring's bank safe, cost 81, 600. for
$50 snics from Soup; combination. QulRk,
~ Spring st.
SAFES. now aud second hand; Jewellers, pawn.
brokers', Office and house safes: cheap.
!. NJ. MDSSMAN, - Maiden lane.
| AFE for house and business: second hand, slI
ny; new 81 up; catalogue free. ~ Clinton place.
SAFFS-New line OF safes ut special bargains foI
u few weeks, also second hand safes NJ lowest
prices: buy now. 4. II. GROSS, iWi Broadway.
THREE II. BERNARD PUPS for sale. ~;
Adams ST., brooklyn.
PIER GLASS, fine magohany frame cvei p'a'".
glass, Tor ls- foot front house, Sslj. cost $50; On'
for ~ foot house. $40, cost 800; one large cabinet
irsa y ME y sPpir ssaioSRRlIIGG'EF' HiottrtHS efs
l7S Fulton ST.. brooklyn; two blocks from Brook
Ign Bridge entrance.
TYPEWRTTLRS- Remingtons, smiths; every
thing nnlIrnri. Of prices: cabinets; rentals, ~
kept repaired free: telephone 3,0lS tortlandt.
Typewriter Headquarters, 40 Liberty st. formerly
81 nrGadway.
TYPEwRITERs. all makes, n, prices detyina
competition; rentals. lower than elsewhere.
Metropolitan 1ypew rter headquarters, III
broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lot OF Reming,ons. Call
graphs. Hammonis, Yoots: s3s. worth 81
guaranteed a year; shipped. allowing etam.na
T%YrEwHiTER EXcHANGE, e5 broadway,
WATCHES: diamonds. ~iewelry: easy terms; 81
cmmHXSSHHh WWA,TSc'mf' co, aai77' n%rIo"a~ay.
WOOD and iron n%innteis, NIL styles tiling, gnntes
nndirors. &c. lowest prices. 2O8 West AID st..
81. 2oo WORTH Of furniture, used three months
nj sncrihc"; ! rooms; SMYRNA rugs, portieres
| apartments in perfect order; Al furnishings Al
loss than price of shoddy goods. BEALS. 13l
| East lpth II.
l,pp COPY- PRESSES WASTED-I will pay The
the highest cash price for second hand or broker
copy presses; send postal. Bernstein, 40 Ann st.