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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-03-22
raesdsy, March iotA

A naw Fair will ha, bsen found.
The Carson, New, min, IL shor, $40.
900.
Cleveland Is 5s ycArs old today,
4 Helena jury convicted Herbert
Bouser in twenty-five minutes oiiorrery.
The Kilrain and O'Donnell fight ends
IN draw decision.
The National Bsnk si Kansas City
failed with assets Of nearly Two millions
and million 81 liabilities
The statement Of the treasury shows
Available cash balance, iiSi,O25 $50
gold reserve. 500 400, l0S.
4 large numbered Income iax returns
are being received Al the Internal Rev.
cnue Bureau, Washington.
The state department rsiuses to rive
any further information AZ to nsgotiA'
tons with Spain In the AlliSncia' ai-
fair.
The American vessel "Gelden Hind"
8, reported sunk by the Spanish cruiser
''Alcedo" OF the hsrbor Of Puerto Padre,
Cuba.
Jim Turner, Bill Cooks partner, was
arrested at Eddy, n. NJ. BY Deputy
United states Marshal Perry, the same
officer that captured Bill Cook.
The "l.ucania," from Liverpool.
brought N,gO,OOO IN gold 10 august
Belmont 4 Company The steamship
Ia Gascogne," from IIaVrs, brought
100000 franc,in gold,
Secretary Smith say' that II ii probi
able that proclamation, viii not be H.
sued opening any lands within the next
three weeks.
The Danish steamship "Horsa, which
Il, 10 carry negro emigrants TO Liberia
arrived IT Savannah Yesterday. over
I thousand negroes awaited her arrival
She will probably sail to-day.
Prince Komatsu, commandments
Of the J apanese Armies, has been orders'
10 proceed TO China forthwith. and u
establish his principal hesdquartsr
probably at Port Arthur. The emPero
remains At Hiroshima.
Con.ul.Gsneral Williams At llsvsn
Ina, cabled the state department tina
General sanguilYs trial has, In accord
anco with the treaty Of stipulationf
been transferred from the conrt-mArsia
70 the civil tribunals.
Senior Romero, the Mexican minister
has entered formal denial Of the pat
ished statement that the impendin
var between Mexico and Guatemala
due 10 the influence Of British syndI
cate which controls the TehuantePe
Railway, from fear Of the competition q
the GuatemalAn Road.
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sentenced Go he banged at p'rs.au'uu,
Kan. undet'hc Nau.ss law. Couley
oiil hr sent 'o ihe reuiicn,iary inr life.
srcrc.ul CARLISLE has rendered de.
cision that diamond euttiug b. not mes
industry within the meaning oi the net
81 sy5, anu therefore diamond ruttcr.
brolght toim. country some months
aVo under contract, toengage In diamond
cutting, must be- departed.
The Brazilian government, formally
decided 90 rJ.ame diplomatic relations
vita Portugal, which Relations. we're
broken oil al the time ol the close oi
tie rebellion, shtn d number Vi insur.
sost, were given refuge on lr.-d Port.
ugucse VA vessels
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NO. o

TIC liie-savers are unable 10 reach the
crew bccaus, Of ihe heavy sea.
Christian Scientists we're arrested IN
Dayton, o.. ~ a eharsc Of manslaughter
Wreck OF the "Rrina Rsrenie" hss
been found sunk near Gibraltar The
crcw Of 4O0 lost.
Report from vuia arr that the
alliance" wac smuggling afms &c.
insurgents when she was fired upon.
The "Concorl ha. snilsl iro,s Chm,
Kiang fur shanghai. The "Mohicsn'~
has arrived ~ FairhaVsn.
A dispatch FROM Onto states th.i the
insurrcciion in fcuddor has been sup
pressed, amt that the leader, hsNe beon
arrested.
ADMIRAL Mtapc has cabled the Navy
Department ,ha, be- had sailed with his
squadron from Laguayra, Venesnsls
Tor san Domingo.
Dan sulli,sa Of Colorado defeated Al.
Lindholm Of Chicago In Nm eight round
bout lindholm war knocked ont by a
blow on the chin.
The explosion n the savmill boiler
near Eight Mile creek, south Of CarlhsRe
Tex. is reported To have killed xix per
sons aud MANNED many more.
Between 200 and son negro families
from the United States have reached
llanhuanilo, DuranSc. heEiro. "a
colonists under federal sonessrios
granted 10 W. n, Eiiis. an Americas
citiErn.
Senior lAlo, TIE tiuaicinalen Minister,
aud Senor CAlyo, tLe Costa RioAA
Charge d'AtiAires, declare that the news
Of = revolution In Salvador In tia Interest
OF General Eleta IL entirely ialse. Tina
rnmors Of the Japanese expedition te
the island OF Formo.a are not credited
IN shanghai.
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covsrrrurIorAL ooN,Esros.


ymDAY.
In the constitutional Convention yes
terdsy = woman's suffrage and pro-
hibitien petitien was given a cordis
reception aud read TO ihs convention,
aud alool Of propositions handed In.
SATURDAY.
The convention held stormy session
yesterday. The committee on preamble
announced that they we're ready ton
port,
An article defining the etAta bound
aries was reported 10 the Constitutional
Convention; the employ Of another
clerk was ordered.
TUESDAY.
Two WOMAN suffrage memorials uers
presented W the Constitutional Cenven-
ton; the proInable and declaration Of
rights was presented, and tb, article
defining the boundaries Of the HtAts ~As
adopted,
WEDNESDAY.
There WaF hot session Of the msn-
beers Of the Constitutional Conversion
yesterday. An article on education was
presented a reference " Mosst That
cher's letter n political buncomhs, "
caused lively controversy,
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HtiIItl.

About forty young people gathered At
the residence Of Geo. Gilchrisu last Fri.
day evening NJ the request Of the latter.
It was a surprise on Mr., J. Mcguire.
The spacious departments were tsstily
fitted up for the occasion. Splendid
music, Mingled with merry voices In
song and laughter INSIDE the hours pass
only too quickly. An elegant supper was
served. Space win not admit the names
OF those present.
Mr.. David Wickell Was in town this
week in the interest Of his orchestra
lately organized.
Mr.. o. Z. Whitney shipped several
carloads Of cattle from here this nsek to
che eastern market.
Fifteen train loads Of cattle passed
through Echo this week Ell route for
Chicago, principally Tor Nevada.
Mrs.. Jas. Ilopkin of Echo and Mrs. l..
Francis Of Morgan had narrow escape
iron n serious accident while driving a
spirited team on returning from Coal
Vile Monday afternooA. When within
about mile fron Echo the horses be-
came frightened and started to run. The
combined efforts oithe two women could
not hold them. They tore down the
dugWay at the mouth Of Echo Canyon at
a furious rate, and barely escaped run
ming Oh the bridge at The iootoi The hill,
when opposite Mr.. Gilchri,ts they
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town. who an interested iu this matter,
soc that delegates arr sent with in-truc-
tions aui lDvcr 10 net IN their behalf.
/ wouh also recommend that the n'cei-
ing be held at i o'clocA p. M, on the
above mentioned date.
The Primary Association will give an
entertainment ou Frilaycvcning Marh
22nd. The price Of admission will I've W
cents. From present indications very
pleasant evening will be cnior"i b,
those who attend.
Evanston. Wyo., parties have been
around buying up Young stock during
the pact week or ten days. Prices are
very encouraging TO those Who have
Young stock to sell.
4 petition to the Constitutional Con-
,rntion prayinp that honorable body to
assert the eight hour law In the CON
.iitution Of the state OF Utah has been
uumernu-ly signed by our ciiiyems
Miss Euma Hands hss returned &,
salt Lake City. The young lady hA'
been attending our district school ~nil,
huru.
Mr.. Lydia T.. Walker hHd a larg'
number si her lady friends ut hct "a,
bee oil Wednesday. u. x. l.. NrH.
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made turn truu the road end dashed
through a high board fence. throwing
the inmates ont aud totally lv4,oli.hiur
the vehicle Fortunately the occupants
were not -ciiou.ly luit, but irithieu"i
enough len hereafter procure male 80
cori when they 90 ont ior drive. The
horses were not injured Nc.
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F Horton returned from salt Lake
wfh 3d. nice bili ni goods for his store.
Me. Peer, came out from salt Lake to-
ria, with hrr sister. Mr.. Price
Marion Frazer rcnt to Salt Lake to
purchase anew wagon.
Rolcr. Siddowty and family oi Rock.
poft rH.-sd Through oakley Yesterday
cu rdute TO g. w. seymour
rhore will hea meeting Of the SUM
nil Comfy Stock Nstociation held Ia
usI icy ou saturday evening March Both,
Ht7p. nt. TO complete the organization.
Eycnogr Interested in the protection Of
stura boo thr couuty are cordially in
vi'rhi attend. A, this i q step In the
ualt direction. lr' all urn oul aud srr
five uurpt prevent -o myny cattle
ron lc'us lr.,u on he range this
summer o.. range riders.
Ralph Maxwell 81 peos i. here help.
irr u. ". Maxwell 10 pui up % barn,
which. vhcu coppl,icd, will co-t $500,
y. ~ Maxwell bc'ir,r. 10 taking rare OF
hi stock.
49,. Lyons Of reoa will defend Ed.
Denny. charged with killinE Ssh With
giant powder. next SATURDAY, the 23rd.
i. Lambert has 30 many logs In the
mill virl that Dec WAS rlmpclls 20 start
nv aud saw them out To have reote ioT
NOR, og- vhicL the boys srs rushing
iu. DE- 10 doing rushiHg business. :
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Things have quicicd down in Sew
Orleans
Gresham has demanded an apology
from Spain Tor the iiring on ihs us.
steamer Alliance,
The sum Of u ,O9l 900 gold wa trans
ierred iroH depositing banks 10 The
sub-treasrty.
An English syndicate has offered ESQ.,
900 for coal lands lying between Sydney
and Mira. In Cape Breton.
Mrs.. Perry Randall and daughter,
Mabel, were killed. bya West Shore
train at Weedspsrt, n. Y.
James A. Dougherty, ~ year. old,
eoaissss1 Iva. lac sst Gre iosi. iotrr'.
Catholic Church. Boston. on March 9th.
Patrick II. Nugont shot and killed
Constable Harvey johnson At Batavia,
|N. ", and then shot himscli, owing Ia.
spnily
An sihcial Dispatch from Havana
states that The government troops have
dispersed ihs rebel band in the Sierra
d,l Cobrs.
Charles heAsley, a tchoplieacher, and
Mary Boyd, aged -, Sere run down and
INSTANTLY killed by an express train at
Hilbnrn, Pa
The United States Supreme court took
rscsss until Monday, the goth inst,
with the exception that IL will sit next
Monday for the delivery o. opinions and
10 hear opinions.
~ DuRr, John HANSEN and an un'
known man we're found dead In a shaniy
near Ingram, VIE They had been poi
soning wolves, and II il supposed tool
poisoned food by accident.
About 5000 pounds Of nitro.glyccrin,
exploded at the Hancock Chenica
Works near Dollar Bay, Mich. All ia,
buildings OF the company were wrecked
aud noRinick Christian VIZ, killed.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.
DAILY LIST or HAPPENINGS AND
OTHER NEWS.
Az I've tr'r"u-1 T,sa,. or ~, werh
,ordsrssd iraw ,hs latest Photographic
uispAsh'' Ttam ucr'. rhefs and
E,stywh'rs

silver. U4c
Tie Italian gu,,rnmett 90 Rome b.
making inquir, in,o she colorado
mnrdcr
Ueneial ll'urulyie president oi the
republit q lisyu. ha. lei his Whole
army out Of ,hc capital in oric-,o dght
the reiel. 10 the open country.
I.ammie Wyo., Mach tO.-nuo Of
the most disa.tIuu, u-ss in the hi.i,fy
Of this city broke ontat midnight The
immcn.e building Of 'hr Trading Cons
mcrcial Couphny, with large stock VI
goods vas completely DESTROYED The
lo., vill probably bc iljouoo. There b.
alout SG1.UlO Insurance..
Tampa. fA.. March li.-Cuhau aJ.
vices pei steamer "uli,ettr" rcIo,. ihst
Deputies OF u-urgen; bands Wd slcio-
ties have met in los NeEri- and iouncd
a provisional government 0Cucrsl
Maximu. tomrf hA- been chosen com.
mandcr ln-chic. lose Mart h,s h0cn
drsisnaiod AZ rHvoy 90 obtain from iur.
cigu csunir.e. recognition 20, fehr's GOD
belligsmnu Five hundrrl -plniard.
are ,aid g. have hecn killed Zoe thr nai'lr
Of Nengihis
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Deputy Territorial stAtisitisn G. T..
Street Was gathering statistics through
here on Tuesday last.
Our school will he conducted Tor the
remainder Of the season with the princi-
pal, Mr.. y. Olson, ssly, A. the treasurer
IL somewhat shsri.
Our district school gave nice little
surprise 20 Misc Lizzie llodson on
Wednesday evening at her lodgings.
The pupils presented her handsome
present.
Eggs from the s. O. brown Lsphorns,
now ready NJ ChAs ". Vests poultry
yards, 800 per ~; 20 cents each
additional setting. n
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ROCKFORD

The Twcnty.socond Quorum vi elders
held a meeting here on sunday last.
Elders Robert Marchant Of rroa and
Robert SiddaNay Of Rotkpurt addressed
the services here pn sunday afternoon.
Tue Rpckport Dramatic COMPANY
will play "out In the Streets and the
fare THE Rough Diamond" At Wan.
ship on Tuesday night, March 26ih.
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NJ VI. A. Williams went To C)slVille
las, week To nurse MIR. Dr.. lIosmer.
She expect. to be- away week or more.
j. &. Elwsrtis. representing the 4. @
". /. boot and shoe department Of salt
Lake. and Mr.. Dan Dyke, representing
simons Bros. Of salt Lake City ~ere IN
town last week.
Mr.. Wright Of CoAlVillc was the
speaker in our Sunday worship meet
ing lAst SUNDAY. nis remarks were
very timly and interesting. Al tbe
close Of the meeting Ar. Wright took Mp
the suJj,c Of horticulture. lie showed
up the benefits Vi organizing AN accoeia-
,ion OF this Kind In the various town..
The mattsr Mas lssen NJ At once. henry
Rcynold Was chosen president Aad Geo.
W. Young secretary aud treasury. They
will hold their fret meeting Friday
evening the 22nd.
The entertainment given by the choir
on TUESDAY night was 70 financial sue
cess. II was well attended,
The Rockport Dramatic associa,lon
will perform in Young's Hall next
Tuesday.
The wanship choir i getting along
nicely
Richard Williams shipped anolher
car Of bailcd hay to rark City hi, week
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wednesday haHh @"'"'
Ii Hung reached japan
Gold is quoted at Busno' Ayrss at 2.S1'
The New York Times made another
attack on Cannon
The Rslchstag adopted the colonial 60
Inmates after heated debate.
The three-masted schooner, MARY A
Hall."i. ashore at Orient Point' L. J.
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rn,,A

~ Al' ~ h'ANs 10 turhlhk NHNlN'Hrs a.
rEoA
a largo number of mon have been
employed this week in getting out rock
inr the new msetinghou.r and in de
molishinr the old house. IL begins 10
look like our citizens wer. IN earnest,
and that We will have respectable
place for public worship in the near
future.
from letter Iua received from
Steuhcn Walker, Who Il now IN the
g., N l.,aals Il j. lossaed hat NJ.
walker is 10 excellent health, enjoying
his labors upon those islands. and that
he receives the beet NJ treatment from
the natives. Ills address IL Apis, p. -.
Box %, upolu, samoa, Via San Fran
cisco. Mr. Walker would Nv pleased to
hear from his friends who are disposed
tovrite hin, a line.
Elder. %. T.. Lyons, H. W. hurchsnt
and Bishop :, Walker we're the speakers
nj our public worship meeting On sun
day afternoon
q. J. Marchnni and g. :. Walker are
now at work at IRmhertS saw mill in
Weber canyou. They report that the
snow II going OF very slowly sp that
way, all 81 which IL the better for ye
farmer from, the fact that the longer the
new Il on the ground in the mountains.
the better the assurance Of plentiful
supply II water Tor irrigation purposes.
II Is learned that Lars Mattson has
rented his farm 20 a. q. II. Marchant
for the coming season.
FROM letter received here short
Ii uc ago. 1t was learned that J q.
Blundy WAS very Ill., Mr.. Ronndy Was
resident Of Wanship and the bishop Of
that place Tor many years. lie was
well and hyoRbly known throughout
the county and territory, aud his many
friends will be grisyed to hear OF his
sickness, and hone for his speedy re-
csvery.
Miss lcnorS Evans vent TO Coalyills
on Friday evening and returned on Sun
day afternoon.
a number Of our Young people went
10 Ksmas on Friday evening To witness
The theatrical performance. Our neigh
boring iswn seems TO have run on
ileatricals this season.
by the way. why il 1t that We do not
hesr from KamAs through the columns
OF your valuable pApsr7 There surely
is matter of general interest in tina,
thriving place aud someone should take
Al interest in writing il mp, by Mi
means lot nshAve reports from KamAs.
['rns Tiurs has been trying to secure a
correspondent from KamAs for the past
eight months, and though We have been
repeatedly assured 10y certain parties
that they would take the matter in
hand, their letters, a. yet, have not put
in All appearance ED.l
The suggestion by your Oakley cor
respondent Of holding meetings in each
town and sending delegates to general
meeting Ia PeoA to work up the tels'
phons question Is good one, and 1t is
10 be- hoped that It will he carried out.
bat would be in favor Of holding the
meeting in Peoa on Saturday, March
Soth, at which time Target amount Of
our citizens would be able TO attend,
and much better than in the first or
middle Of the week. let those in each
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THE COUNTY NEWS
GATHERED ~ OUR ALERT COR
RESPONDENTS.

uhs I,rnts 81 ,hs w~sl Fto~ N~ari,
Ftrfs rewn iu SsB,sst Cnsnts what
Tts Timers" E.prs,sntsu,-. us,e
rurud Co. Wsits NbusL
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An article defining the etAta bound
aries was reported 10 the Constitutional
ConventIoni the employ ment Of another
clerk was ordered.
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SATURDAY,

The convention bold a stormy session
yesterday, The committee on preamble
announced that they we're ready 70 70
port,
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A now Fair will Ia, bsen found.
The Carson, New, mint IL shor, $40,
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ssth.st No 1856 West; Herbert b Turner and 6,
Sas to No Hs s7s DAVID ""a McApn wife to
Aaslade McAipn r SISe ,5;:st 100
s10xrresu:ar; Henry Roihschild and wife to I
i2s Sn 30 s4s a. to $40 East Eveena DunnIns e.
,e 81 Ha'.e 100 csa,s OF ist.aye 23x Ma
Kap!an and wife to Adolf Hin .nl s, ''''
's frsSd kat : to !" Maria ri V"'':
'a MsSaray SSd n Il S to isi"s'
',ns scb ~ to # Mss Ga es'E ' May:
I.ewis'st " 5. 100 It OF Delancey-si. 23x'';
nar %h;y nos aG and IS: Theodore De witt to
Nicholas Denzger and another: and onother To-
l2h-st No i4G West sin nSnry Np'."s.o" 2i375
sd If hpa"e 10 l2 William Hoes referee to
Benedict Place No x Louise Osborne and hus
n Srna So SS ils ia Klein ami wife to
JGss NJ 5i East Henry II schultz ct al to ., ooo
i,a1e MIsr 81 # OF clinton st. 25xio, Max
,9h Ia'N SS II, t? r Easi Ao o Aco'
lg M,es"li no llo East Kaashr@g e Ia rIss
S' msr Jnla e Contender to William Nslsop 22a'o
5oh-si 273 # " Of 6th ,a,si. MA PIE ~
4aai ','" corner iohays loo1sso EGsena s.co
S%'sn evs 10 COS Amy David
,c AnsfF'? %o ' is Vest Thomas Brennan ct al 10
,7 70 lane G ,5G Of oh.avc y:xioo5 hob
ert iiosuet ana wife to Charles W poher'y
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laide A Brown 70 Emma i'ro"h.; ;;.:oo,hh.i ,ox
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Jdave a772 II n Of l",h-si. 2'Slpo'' same
pro,n oSr tsva oi II OF Dawsonsi .5x
S7s2oe ylo3 Simon Danzlg and another l" 900
"aspa, s'wOaaSes ana q; ceiar.st 9oxioo
Maria 70 kari /, Infall and wife ;co ~. $40
l32d-st II = - II @ ~ BrooS-ave. ONloO; IN"
Port Morris Land and Improvement 90 - VIII sao
lam Hurtu and another. ''
ID Cxs6; sigimund COIN to Carrie Gl ......::.
wlliam.st. ne LOT 49, map North Melros'' 'o@ COO
iish-st n p 1853 # 2 q M'uis-are. 2oNiOco' o.n
Henry Hoyt Paul ialpn. ........ -. -"
Lots A. T. e and d. r9'or Lri9%i p"r u,rr ,S
Rose to Katharine Anderson ct al:
Audubonarc corner isis At iUUsioo' mares 10
70 Washi gton- ave " :, 90 10 {; . Of l5sth-
$. o5xl5, iNpx22o7 :; Znri West and wife 10 - ooo
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sth-ave No :2ls. Elizabeth Euler - solomon - ooo
iaih,si s. III n or 7th-ave lsxiooii; John ,o.,
strong and wife 70 Annie g Valentine. l'"o
Aristerdanl-avc. n W i3ah-s - ilxloo o,
Charles Bough to Iawrence r Carroll; ;oo H'"'
o!ihft coTner West Ena a1,sr % Won WON 10
2lst-st II = $50 Il W Of ist-ave. 20x?NS; The
catholic church u the Epiphany - Ann NJ ca,
Lesinrton.aye = $. al It " ot 27th-st elk
10 eSecuiors 81 M2giairna FrfeI'G Fre 20 90 90
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simpson'st " :. ee7.1 Z, n Of I.yon-st. 25xioc.
Frederick Remschmdt to Lena Remschmidt 10
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ALEXANDER MAcGRIGORS. Menieissohn Rooms
y Jos WEST STH-ST
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rvp!iS' convenience Extra select private classes.
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90 Get for Business purposes.
BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
- on Chambers Spruce Beekman. Fulton. John Maiden
Lane Fey. Barclay, Park Place. Park Row. Nassau.
William Gold C1in Pearl Water many other streets
rutland WHITING. Beekman-s..
QTH-ANE WEST SIDE. 34th-st. Large stor.
J. ROMAINE BROWN 4 Co,
80 Yves, srd-st.
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For Both Sexes.-City.
~ pERcy's SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
l.. 81 WEST i2D-ST. -,
~, teachers methods Best oooNs.
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gu,tyE REPI.ITX SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGE
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