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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28
IN POLICE CIRCLES.



and Eugene Norton was tried in City Court
Wodncslay II wa. an action of trcspas, to
recover damage, for IL dog shot Inv Eugene
Norton November !. lND3. Norton claimed
the dog was among his sheep when he shot
it, The Revised Laws Of 1850 provide that
a person uav kin dogs found Worrying
sheep The court decided that defendants
were not Liable and gave them costs j. W.
Russell. II. L. Brown and Don \. Stone APP
ucnrcd for the plaintiff, and s. IIa,clton for
the defendant
The liquor seized at Joseph Mitchell's place
on Battery street. Tuesday, was forfeited
Olive Mitchell claimed 10 he the owner and.
it being Il second offence, She was sentenced
to one month at the House If Correction and
fined, including costs. S,25!.
Peter Campbell claimed the Liquor found
at the Sherwood House. Tuesday and he
was fined, including costs Sl22.j2
John Haloran claimed the liquor found at
what is known as Charles Broulctte's place
on Battery street Tuesday and he was fined,
including costs, SD?
Tho disclosure case of John Gonvcau.
which was begun some tHe ago and con
tinued to allow him to rccolcct where he
got his liquor wa, completed. lie disclosed
ON liquor got at f. y. Nercrr's place So
called. on Battery street When AN officer
went for the man Gonycau named a. nav
ing sold the liquor he had gone and could
not be found. i f. Cushmnu appeared for
the state in these cases.
Before Justice Russell Wedncs Law Rich
ard Ryan, jr., appeared, pleaded guilty to
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do,- ot tI,o ,ni,n ,oor farm IN winston
with 4 ~ UnoI If NinoosIi .. in.ti.o
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TovalIv Who ,pn awav from he Rrrorn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28
NORET

Warren Trip and James Tenant of New
Hampshire have been stopping at the hotel
for a few days. Mrs. A. T.. Loveioy is
visiting III Waterbury. Pred Heath and
wife of Concord, y. H., were AT the hotel
last week.-May Tyler spent Christmas at
her home in Waterbury, -Nern Barber i, at
home for Il few days TRACE Moulton WAS
in town Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28

Dr Fay H. penng, who practiccd his
profession of dentistry in this city for some
time about four years ago, died in st.
Albans ON Saturday, DR. Dcming was
born in Sheldon, Nov, -, lSj, and was
consequently 3d years of age at the time of
his death Failing health compelled his
removal to Greeley, Colorado from this
city aud he returned to St Adams the latter
part OF September While resident Of
Burlington he sang in the l. nitarian church
choir The funeral took place ia ST. Adams
ut II o'cloc, Monday morning, with the
burial ia Sheldon
A snake IN the grass Is All tie more dan
gerous from being uusEpected. SO are many
of the blood medicines offered the public To
avoid all risk, ask your druggist for Ayers
S,ueolalila and also for Ayers Almanac,
which i. lust out for the new year.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28
WAITSFlELD.

Aunt Hannah Palmer is critically i'll with
pneumonia. There was IA Christmas tree at
the Methodist church in connection with a
dinner -- George Bushnell of Thompson
willie, Conn. is at home Miss Julia Rylc
was taken with severe hemolrhage of the
lungs last week Matthew James is at home
from college through the holdayS.--A small
delegation from here attended the district
meeting of +. and A, NJ, at Montpelier last
week. -Christmas exercises We're held at the
Congregational church Monday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28

pound hay, quiet, Dat atlq movement with 10
change,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28

W. l.. Pierce is now able to he in his store
once more Carroll J. Lamb has been act
ing rs clerk during his illness. Air r. $
Foster of West Burke, was the guest of his
grandson, l.. J.. Provost of East Calais. --
Rev. Mr.. Lester Warren of North Mont
pcier will preach at East Calais, Dec
81. 93
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28

j. NJ Bachelor &, Son have started their
saw and grist mill, and are doing a good
business. There is to be a New Years ball
at the Planiield House on the evening OF
January Quite delegation from this
vicinity attended the annual ball at East
Montpelier last week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-28
WORCESTER.

George Dyke. who moved to Morrisville
n short time since. died there on Wednesday
of last week and was brought here for burial
Thursday MIR. and Mrs. MaXfed Of Barre
visited in town last week Clinton Taylor
visited his brother in Barre last week.
Mrs. \. $. Camp is quite ill.-Thc band
held one of their walking matches at town
hall Saturday evening, which was well at
tended.-The grand Christmas dinner at
town hall on Monday drew crowd, A T.
Vail OF Montpelier spent Christmas at home,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Newfork. Saturday. May ls-BEEVES-Reeepts ~, 10
city siauglerei ana car .or the market no nn
Feeling s'eaoy shipments as reported Win the ~
zion that he IT Ehoeh viii take SO Instead o. &c,
rrm AZ l0i2o per n 49,
CALVES-Kectnts so lead of which IS at 6Othst
Feeling STEADY. Hume \ Mullen sold IS mixed CAVES
l22 !, NSraes' al "a - per 100 70. =, So,
SHE'LL ANp LAMBS.i,eeeipts l5i2 ears o, num- num-
head, OF winch cars went direct 10 butchers n
per OF cars were in the pens from ye.terday arr &
Market slow al Yesterdays closing quotations anu
lower than inrsoay on sheep The pens were no. 100 n
common 20 prime clipped do at s5as5 - eppea Inr mU
OF s6dr6 sfa Tor ordinary 10 choice. NO salrs OF
lambs Dressed mutton weak at oralO5c per ,, Sd
dressed lamb. rather easier at l0i2q1sc extra eec'ea
carcasses l2c. 49,. =. ...
salcs-M Collins: 27l clipped Ohio sheep. SO n aver
age s. - per 100 N do. - n, a. 60 - -, 10.
lamb, COZ n at 40. -.
Wilkerson & sherman lo4 clipped Buffalo lambs 9.
N. al SO % less - on the lot; 10 do, 70 d. at 20 %
81 clipped Buffalo sheep. 81 n, at s5 -. .
r. Nipple CO.. lls clipped Buffalo sheep 81 No. Of
.; DlIcnback; IFS unshon s,a,e sheep 90 r. Ca. a.
e6 So pa clipped Go IS NJ at as d los clipped west
lamb. 81 ~ a. 20 s7s So do. Z? ~ at 80 ST. q.
at Is = PAS Western lambs. 50 H. at 20 49, ,. a,
SC s73: ass clipped Westein sheep, 50 H. at 90 OIL
HOGS-Receipt,, 2 cas- l.jI2 head None fer safe
alive. Nomlnally steady at 81 75dso per 100 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
COMMANDER GTLLTS TO RETIRE.

Commodore james H. ellis. OF the Navy. who has
a most favorable and conspicuous record OF active
service. goes the retired list to-day. having
reached the age Of sixtytwo years. When on the
ship Supply. in 1850. during the prevalence OF a
pampero in The harbor OF Montevdeo. he rescued the
captain and three Of the crew of foundered vessel
and made honorary member Of several societies
O. Montevdoe also receiving the thanks OF tho Argen
tine Minister. He active service at the block
ade during the whole OF the Civil War. and in 1852
was ambushed at Slauvins BluH by battery ana
two regiments OF infantry. lie captured the battery
and drove the Confedcrates back. for which he ie
ccived a commendatory letter from the Secretary Of
the Navy. He commanded the iron. clad Milwaukee,
West Gulf Squadron. and at Mobile Bay. on March
2s 1868. In an enga sement with Spanish Fort his
vessel was sunk by II rebel torpedo. lie commanded
q naval battery OH shore AT the siege OF the fort
until the fall of the work. He OH the gunboat
Watenee at the time Of the tidal wave al Arca
Peru when she carried q mile In shore. and for
services the British subjects he received the thanks
OF the british Government. His retirement Will
promote Captain =. G. Carpenter 10 the grade VI
rnulyn obi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MAY Is 1soa-TwELvE PAGES

cent and closed on;y n little over the bottom. July
sod oet"fen "a and 7v aud closed a, Srsr whc are
ona NOE ,sS %hea, tsn ANYBODY e,s gave
,hs p,r sone support. wtnin an h h i,,osr Tier,
than s'oody else II Is expected that ne Vsaor su r
though, Will show v,rv I'M. ch,nse The Northwest
se."asy hsd IL, fou NOR man 'o 'b "s,nate
for Monday wa e no charters were maae o. ac,na
ike VIII at by the Wall Street news July cold between
.ss ana tst and closed at t3sdi5t cent, me se,,pu
meHu'I VS. clear and warmer. better ~, W. re
Receivers fepost.d being plAntfd IN monsy
troubles Oats declined .bon, = cen, and closed at nc
bottom wa, another weak day IN pe'anc" cent
dropPnc Mohet so cents q barrel lara ov i.. a.,
hundred TBS "a cents hundred. PORK e,oSH ,'t ~
81 u,s bottom lara and rib showed re,t,,o W sri,
day ere were conflicting views TO the reason OF b s
breaks me best opinion that the provision Ju'
leader. were selling ari and that the rest Oh hs mars
cents lower ii 900 hogs in with q 600 predicted
for Monday and with li5 600 predicted Tor ms W ~
On me curb put. July cold from 'o'. 70 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
July ........... 1918 ,oso ,oeo 1905
September ....... ii 0S iG0, Ia NJ 1870
Short ribs. per 100 N
May 1000 svo
..N
september ..... IL yo, 10 syl, vu7i, 10 10

sss 49, iSis iS a. 1897 1872 1913
pssn rs scss Flour ,a sS
ses scr g. ST q: sg spsas sss
10 iSS No 40 oo spns wheat, D. 49, oats
80 d.sc; No rye. 6oc: No barley. ecc No 3 % o.
I No 80 aAsesd .. no GS i 1e4
RIBS Sides oose d s ~ q OF 10 dry
cssa $40 S'sss sc ~sy ' as ss' nsSd
eSDss per s g. y sugars cut wb loaf b. a
Soc On the Produce ESchsnse today the butter mar MAJ
ket was weak: creamery. oOa23 lee dairy. goa &c
eggs dull. steady; fresh. lac.
Cincinnati. May l3.-Flour quiet. Wheat easy 10
steady So 2 mixed; IS i$e Ry. Arm;. No .,,. 2:
ss aS! custer .,. why Sm Eggs
strong. lac. Cheese firm.
~ Milwaukse May ia;-Flonr quiet; Wheat FIRM T1n
oy oaet S 10 Spins oats aS SS So White
IS l-2asoo; No DO, a4@35c. Barley quite; No q
Prov mp seay pork Rye y FS So ad
Minneapolis. May ia.The market was teatnreess
Northern sold SO%1lS and 10 , NSts
sember opened 7ac; highest e 1919 lie lowest
So SS 80 On On !@sS Ne h s e
Philadelphia May I3-Flour-vcry little doing; as
BUYERS and sellers were opaI! on prices Rye flour flour
syIvania Wheat Market opened about &c higher
acted and ut close showed net decline for the day
Of Da le per egsh uy way Xug aS 80 % 80
SOC Corn-Prlces Of cash and May ruled firm.
but futures beyond this month werr weak and de.
cined l4@2c No nn No Nay S SUs 30 20 a.? az3
Ole Oats-Fuuies dull and without important
change: No . white May. 4ln4l &C; June. 40 "a
syivana CREAMERY, c:tra cac: pennsylvania prints.
extra wholesale, sic: PENNSYLVANIA prints extra,
jobbing. 32a35c. Eggs dull and lower; PENNSYLVANIA
changed cubes 3-4c: lozenge g 3.l5c: standard
powdered 6 sc fine granuatcd 0 Ice; standard
| formulated. ; I.2c: crown A. 1l-l0c; crystal a,
| fectioners' A. 5 Csc; red star A. s I4c: keystone
A. l-4c: Franklin 2: lsc: Franklin extra G:
5sc red star C. a. 3sc gree" fc , ns hs ART,
cics unchanged
ST. Louis. May 13-Flour dull. steady. with fair
demand Wheat options showed some very VIC en-,
dn" iy.oS Slo9 7ea sse eeG Nav y5s
July. 80 5-sa73 34c. closing 70 7-sd74c September
S Corn %o Sp xSscsT % sy c
Closing 90 i $4c o. Oats fary strong dull
cash 81 aon Nay d & s 81
Fran dnii east track. dc bid timothy seed quiet.
unchanged Hay steady prime TO choice SIG si3,
daiy sr S Sos e"0 Eggs s' lover quiet ii Lead
meal steady. unchanged. whiskey. sl13 Provs-
ions quiet r in Hight dmd oS:e i r"gT no So longs
and ribs. sio 20: shorts. $40 o5: boxed. l5c
Eacon. packed shoulders. 80 So longs ard ribs.
Toledo May l3-wheat steady; No Q cash and
dull dull steady No. cash and May 45c no g. a Isc
)" = acc: 10 . yellow 4os, oats gntst cash;
cash. s. o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. May 13.-Cotton nominal mlddng
TIC low mddllng. 1876. good ordinary
q 1876: net and gross receipts. 10S bales, export
to Great EIitain 5.61o bales: cOastwise, "a bales
sales 30 bales stock Is. $50 bales.
Norfolk May l3.--(ot0n steady mlddling..1 5-Sc
low middln-. 73-loc good ordinary Ice net and
gross receipts 9, bales exports COastwsc. $50 bales
sales, l46 bales: stock. 3O.19s bales.
savannah May I3.-Cotton easy: middllpg, Ice
low middling l-4c: good ordinary, u 3ic nc
receipts $50 bales: gross. SOB bales exports coast
wise 7O3 bales: sales. $50 bales stock. 3s.49S bales
New OrIeaLs, May 13..-Cotton quiet and steady
good mtdiiHg. 13-IGc, m!ddnng. 19-lGc low
middling lie: good ordinary 15-lGc; net r"
ccIpts ~ bales gross 81 bales: exports TO Grca
Britain. 300 bales to the Continent l 40 bales
coasiwise 3.lI0 bales sales. 80 bales stock, 1Go,
Oo3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
EUROPEAN PRODu.CE MARKETS.

Liverpool May 49, 30 p. m.-Becf-IIolderS offer
moderately extra india mess steady NJ 6ss Cd pr me
mess steady AT 65s Pork-rhe supply Is poor prime
mess western ine firm at zoos. Hams Holders oiIer
freely: short cut about II 10 ~ lbs. easy At 64s.
BacOn-IiOders offer moderately. Chez 'e-IIolder'
offer moderately Tallow-Holders not Offering.
spirits Of turpcntlnr-loldcrs offer freely. Rosin-
Holders offer moderately Lard-Spot. holders offer
sparingIy: futures. holders not Offering: prime
Western spot dull at j4s. Wben-lolders offer spar
,ngy No. red winter steady At IS II I'd. Flour
Holders offer moderately. COrn-Spot holders offer
moderately futures holders offer spnrlngly: mixed
Weston Mny steady at 4s I'D July steady at 4s Adj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

and Ohio first mortgage bonds. "a 80; Canadian
Pacific 80 rs; Erie 10 IS: do second consols,
- IA New-York Central, 1O6 Ia Pennsylvania.
30 So Reading. IL 1-s. The rate OF discount in
the omen market for both short and three months
bills Is 3-4d4 per cent. Paris adviccs quote per
cent rcntes at 96 francs 80 IL confines for the
count. 80 D. m.-The amount OF bullion gone into
the Bank Of England ON balance to-day is E23.0Oo.
Paris adyccs quote exchange on London AT % francs
81 centimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. MAY II tSpccia-This wheat market was run
Yesterday on Wall Street news and the ordinary
sort OF announcement. The vague rumors early that
bc Vanderbilt commission house in Wall Street was In
trouble the break in securities and persistent gossip
about banks at Milwaukee than Offset the Talk OF
A. hot weather on the other side advances In the
sore,cn markets and talk from the Northwest IN
,ecsrd 10 the late seeding. Prices declined almost a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The pipe line repoi: from tho Pennsylvania and West
Virginia oil producing fields for April in line with
reports OF previous ronths The deliveries
considerably OF tho and another de-
stocks recorded. Compared with
March, the April figures showed decrease In runs Of
o57 4s5 barrels while the falling oil in dcli,eiles was
only 1879 barrels. There was decline OF 129139
barrels In above ground, but outstanding
National Transit certificates increased 10 00O barrels
last sixty DAYS the erinkage In net socks VAS
barrels. Annexed the pipe line reports for
the last three months:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
Uonntrn Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOX MONTCLAIR.-hesiae nee
properties for sale and TO let lsfge variety
cf choice building sites. TuBBS q IA('
LOR Pcekman-st.. and Montclair.
FOR SALE.--Nicc country residence
convenient u station. WILLIAM H.
JOHNSON. Cranbury station, n. J.
FINE. BUILDING Lot in Contra.
Mount Vernon for sale cheap, 5Oyl00. Ad
dress OWNER. II Fast 2lst-st.
GREENWICH. CONN.-Desirable villa
sites on North st. overlooking Sound fash
ionable accessible. healthy. SAMCE Eli
NIXON. 60 Broadway.
MORRISTOWN FARM 40 acres. ad.
Joining limits; s,milc from depot romantic
views, lake and mountains old-fashionct
farmhouse rcmodelle1 II rooms every
modern convenience fnc shade trees;
beautiful lawn running water; abundance
fruit: for sale easy terms might lease.
CONDICr. owner. No. ] Montgomery-st..
Jersey city.
MoNTCLAIR PROPERTY. sale rent.
exchange all prices largest assortment
T.. G. HJNCK. Montclaif y. i. take Erie
Hallway. or PHILLIPS Il WELLS. Trib-
une Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15

r,A AppyEET5sEMESTs AMS;2 Po sTns TEI +:
1 TOWN NJ. OFFICE Nc; ~ 81. SrSsS %bSSlr x
TiSEMENiA az tSc following Branch OF.
fces 26< StA-sve., .. .. cor 2Sa.st. 1o2
0th.ave.; l67 Fourth.sve, corner -Four -Four
teenta,st.., 100 Thlrd-sve, eofns, S Sory'
s. sasn .4os ~ T,. Is,'aios West Forty:
.eeond.st. IFS Coiumbus- ave; 100 y nsst
<7th-st. corner Third-sye.; leo EAss Azoh'
st., near Thirt-ave. 81 Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
The SITE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. May I3.-Floar steady. unchanged sales
$50 tbls Wheat weak; No . red. spot ~ 1-2@
~ 3-4c; NAV. ~ Ice: June. 2! 1878 1-sc: July
rs 3-4c: steamer. No red, 20 34c bid STOCK,
EOS $50 bush sales. 33 900 bush; milling wheat by
sample. 75d 10 Ice. Corn easy. mixed. spot ana
May 20 3<d soc July. ~ 7sa so 1ec; stock. 4s3
o76 bush sales. 1000 bush: white corn by sample.
65c; yellow DO do. 50 Lease. Oats firm No
white Western, 42d 43c No mixed do. 36 LA 31c
stock 1874 $50 bush. Rye inactive No =. 63c stock,
80 .04s bush Hay firm good 10 choice timothy
si5 5Od SIG So Grain Heights firm. unchanged
Cotton nominal: middliug lido. Provisions quiet
mess pork. s22 lard. refined, IL lac. Butter very
nrm: creamery fancy. csc do fair TO choice 700 2oc
DO Imitation 2Gc. Eggs steady. lac Coffee firm
Rio ca goes fair. IL lee; No :, l6a 10 l4c sugar
changed. Whisky firm, 81 2oaS1 81.
Boston, May i3.-MarAetS qnict and unchanged.
Buffalo. Nav 13.-Spring whe0t dull fair demand
for C. L. salcs-l = 900 bush No Northern, {. l. l.,
20 l.2d75 3-4c: $4,000 bush do. - l-4c No ]
Northern Duluth spot. sic: No do. 10 / &c asked.
Winter wheat neglected No red and No white.
No yellow. A. lee; generally held at 4sc; sales
1000 bush No .. s1 lee 46 34c bid 4'c asked
for VI from Chicago: n" other grndes In market.
Oats easier. demand and supply light. Sales. cars
No . white, ~ lee cars do clipped Ale .
GERS No 3 white. use track. 1000 bush No 2 white
store 4Ic 5000 bush No mixed. 3jc. Rye-No
offerings spot demand; No quoted. 64c Flour
Steady demand. firm Best spring ~ 45d ~ % 90
winter AZ 7Od 81 50. Rye HO,r So 356 81 As. Mil
feed scarce firm. good demand; unchanged. Canal
frelghis strong higher: wheat. i2c: corn. isc
faxseed. Ice 10 New-lork.
Chicago. May l).-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, May 13.-Thc wool market continu
ouIct A few transactions recorded at prlc
equal 10 those prevailing 1T the close Of the Ia
series of auction sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15

4 FINE APARTMENT. furnished Of,
unfurnished, In the San Reno. central
Park West. overlooking the i'srk lor ien,
10 October ]. CHAS. Il. MARTIN. II
Wall.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15

Refined petroleum was reduced 20 points, but sub,
scagcny made partial recovery closing WIN nuf
20 cent. in bulk at NewYoik. and 515 cents in barrels
and O5 cents bulk Philadelphia Cases were re-
Smccd 90 points 575 gallon. Washington crude
quotations reduced ID Jolnts 10 cents gallon ~
barrels and $50 oulk. Naphtha was unchanged
al $50 cents gallon
In,crn ouotation. reduced "a francs Antwerp
IN Ioal2L francs per klo- and 80 points at Bremen
~ % mgrks er 80 kilos London quotations were ui
at 4isu4i.i vi Imperial gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-15
Citp Real estate for Sale


AVENUE C. corner, near loth-st., four
story Iron building might exchange. SAN
VEL NIXON. 90 Broadway.
a FIVE-STORY 25xIO0 corner Colum-
bus-ayc, paying 10 per cent others all
prices. STEVENS, 9th.aNc.. corner 931-
st.. Jth.aNc. and l04th-st.
TIIRD.AVE.. NEAR JGriI -ST.-5s;ory
sore and tenement; oasy terms might en-
change. SAMUEL NIXON. 60 Broadway.
I3Grli.Sr. between 7rH and LEMON.
ayc.-5 a--rorv and basement houses. rown.
stone fronts; hardwood trim; exposed
plumbing or will let. Builder on prem
i.es
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flats 10 fet, Hnfnrnisheo

STH.AvE., 1.O4s, COR; seTH:Sr.--
Eleqsnt APARTMENTS facing Park. gro TO
500. SAMUEL NIXON. go Broadwsy.
UNFURNIsHED FLOOR in private
house Tor small family. 2i3 East eoth-st.
DJTH.sT.. 206 WEsT.-A few apart.
ments To let at low price janitor' iooms
and bath.
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miscellaneous.

ACCIDENT CASES. collections os
rofces. separations. nam sns",
eign business IasslDits, All law Ss"Ev
consultation free JAMES J. THOhNsGS'
counss Tor - Park How.
A.-Wf.SrLOIOiN Detective ana Law
Agency divorces specially tepsfatohs. no
sertfons. damages. shade wing, priNa6 i!noI'
fendef con suItstion free. sc Nsssau-st
BEDONIA.-A suro end permanent cd ~
a complies erndicator OF soft cofns ms ~
anywhere, price Is cent?. 6sicsro"ms soV
West S0th.sts o1vs
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Gitp Real estate 90 Eet.

Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR-F1ntolass secommo.
dations for individuals and large pa ties
house In perfect sanitary condition. iof
further particulars address r. 1. HAY
9, 535 Prairis-ave., Chicago. III.
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6orses ano Carriages.

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he season Dr O. {. JACKSON, y. o.
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to,y Address with MI descriptions, r. D.
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