Paoli Weekly News, Volume 5, Number 44, Paoli, Orange County, 18 July 1877 — Page 2

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: " :,I'Vi"i;" i t ; ; j V lit1 lioUpon rcr.'.- c mining in iho rftri': i I . coiivt nlien r.!tsj. inl t ;!.i:r,)rm Jet: hiring t lint J;Ior, the creator of vt-:i!tli, U cither (H-nu-d il-j ju-d n-vsir1 or i.? un'inlo,vt-fl, at d prcih.ctive insus' rit-s arc j-ra-.Uy ;.! by mi.anHi.rr-mcnt of the nii-t?at imnuvte; that- the j11 political 'artic3 afford' no hope; therefore, 1; The f-pceie rcsmnption clause sliouhl he repUikd forthwith and contract ton be abandoned. '2. The povernment should issue legal icrdor a per money receivable for nil debts and national batiks ..hcukl bo jilfoli.-'iied. 3, The-.silver dollar should be I'cnionetizicd and m Ada a legal tender for payment of all govera-is-ciit bciidH and other debt-. 4. IJnui table taxation. o. The civil service should be reformed. G. All class legislation should be repealed and equal rights prevail. 7. Alcoholic traffic and its consequent evils should be eradicated. 8. Opposes all subsidies. 9. Wo demand that railroads be subject to legislative control, not as enemies of public enterprise, but as Trie nils of the country and people. 10. General reduction in salaries. Tlie Sew Loan. A Saturdays' dispatch to the Enquirer from Washington says: fc-ubscriptions to the four per cent, loan have exceeded all expectations from every quarter. August. Belmont's dispatch last night stated that nearly six million had been sold yesterday in Ktw York City, which made the totals loot up at the commencement of business this morning to 81,100,100. Up to two o'clock today a sale of 16,000,000 more was promised. .The books will remain open for popular subscriptions until Monday at three o'clock, and estimates received here by telegraph as to the total amount that will be subscribed reach as high as ?uO,Oo0,OO0. and none are less than $10,000,000. Before Secretary Sherman left hero he was enthusiastic in the hope that $20,000,000 would be subscribed. The fact of the large subscriptions goes to show that the American people have always been ready to take National loans if they are given the opportunity, without hawking the bonds in Europe, and paying royal commissions to a Syndicato to place them. , Hay floes In $2."S,OGO YTorlli He liaises Sinner During Hit "Electoral Com; I. New York Sun.' Toledo, July M. During the discussion of the charge that Hayes used money for election purposes last year, the fact leaked out here that while the electoral count was going on Hayes borrowed $5,000 of one cf his friends at Columbus, and gave as security a mortgage upon real estate which he owns in this county. This fat-t has been known by a limited few of his friends here, who endeavored to keep it a secret; but it somehow got out, and is exciting a good deal of discussion. I have searched the records of Lucas county, and there find a mortgage granted by Ttutherford B. Hayts to Win. A. Piatt, of Franklin county, certified to by Jv I r. (7. Hit' 1 II, i . ' t iy-;! !ocf 1 i. t Li-.ty, M.d v. i'oi , I 1 v V i h II y e;.d J( 'm '. Mitel 11. i.he note is A r ." Jl.f ) A .L-I V: ' re -iy 1"., I -77, : -.. ,y1 2 r .i ;a d do ith int rt -t r.t i ; t.:.!. : c .1: i . (' J v.- i r: t , Je'y 1 , -':- : ; L, . ii, - ' - .1 . . t. " 're: IT' M - ' i A. i " .'J i t , - ? 1 r i i i i ' i i u i rt'T 1 ' ' ' ,

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i . CI. ' '; .:i Fjiancisco, Jusy l.k A i: Cay pre.-!3 Uwp:itch Vays that 1 ! . ' ( mpanl c s eft I e Hr. . C U nit e d t yy cavalry, commanded by

1 Maiiter E, jomeil Catam I, uh i j,l Indian valley yesterday. , 'i 1 e fragment of a company com- , . n by Major Collins, which ; r, to this time performed gar- . . ..T-l4. T- ". ii. i.'.ivri ij-ji k, aeeonii p -mIi. I ;he expedition. Taj or Cold.' an 1 Liau tenant Riley,' of the - company, go with them. Tucrdy-threo Indians of the Bannock a -id Shoshone tribes havo !oen engaged as scouts. Those have also gone forward to tho rendezvous in Indian valley. Company G. first cavalry, 63 men, commanded by Captain Bernard and Lieutenants Ward and Petcher arrived hero Saturday from JWennomucca. Battery B is now in the mountains, commanded by Captain Ilosbrook and Lieutenants Ennis, Chaplin, Hammond and Wilson, and 19 enlisted men 'are expected to arrive soon. These are to b-a followed by three other companies ofinfantry. This will give a force under Colonel Green of six companies .of cavalry and five of infantry. Since his arrival here Colonel Green has been unremitting in making preparations and hastening troops forward. Had orders been issued in time this force would have been in the neighborhood of Salmon river when Joseph and his band crossed to the south side. Joseph, when on this side of the Salmon river, feared an advance of Col. Green's column, which he knew to be advancing from the south, and this in all probability saved Werzer and Payett valleys from being raided. From present appearance the In dians in southern Idaho are now quiet, and adverse to going upon the warpath. .,. ?iew .Prospect Itcias. Ed. News: I have been a reader of the News ever since it has been a paper, and have never seen any thing from this place, sol thought perhaps you might publish a few lines from here. New Prospect is located on the Vineennes and New Albany grade road, nine miles west of Paoli and half way between crossing No. 1 and No. 2 on Lost river, and near the noted Saratogas of the West, French Lick and West Baden Springs. Although the name of our village would imply that it is new, yet it is little but old. The farmers of this valley have been very busy for some time harvestingtheir grain, which, by tho way, ".was good, llay making is the order of the day now, and judging by the number of grangers out Saturday they have their hay in gDod shape. The "grangers met at their hall, in this place, Saturday, and judging from the number cf horses hitched around the hail, they are not all dead yet. . Church, grange and ten-pin rolling was ' the order of things Saturday.Tho Christian order held a meating Sunday at 11 a. m. at their church iii Prospect. Visitors are getting pretty thick at tho Springs. A great deal of lumber is being hauled through this place to Or leans from Tread way and "Wagner's mill, southwest of here. . On there way diome from Fench Lick on the 4th some young bloods got into a fray which resulted badly. Two Foxes, a Too ten, one Harmon, and Bailey got into a fight, and, from the best information I can get, a young man by tho name of Ilockins went to part them and was attacked by some of the parties and was badly used up with a kuffe. lie was cut in six or seven places, his head, face, back, breast and side, but we learn he is getting wed'. Be careful, boys, knives are dangerous. The parties to this fun mostly belonged to Martin county. Some of them havo thought it best to chng i 5 1- ' f. .a.:-. :nl d L arled i-V p;aas ua.ziOTivn. S i. -.I iao(.t;i.s i'id .huol le.uhrs ftjMimi In (.lib township. R I- .11' li , a.-' "! to dl--i ' A v . -h ,A. -loth- ; tv. V.'f - ki':i i. f - - A 1-, . -,) . 1 1 1 , f: r. i, djihi m.d.rhi. i,rm. (3 i!, Ji I..;, i ; . th ;a I ) tP . . I 1... J iie- i, ...Ov it'll n. 1' o . i . I ni I. Ls d:er. 1 i. 'a ' i Id-: ey Ar A,' ' : , - ; t: 1 :

i a . t: a throi , . I : ' . t ; : icipal ' ' : 1 i. Dam. :,:,.. ' v - - 1 - ' as far .. Uha, la h av: 'i, At Nieoy.,';, hi ti ' i uR- -t i ' R iry, 1. ) t ti ' - d:: o by the Ti:t , i.dw Ii.? I.:.R , cr 1 in th' dfteinlb t nteiy . ) Turk v, tio -' d.: f! i the f-ir-o rf ik :,:r..-h. Or, ,r' Journal. ' . To.Tlnik;sy Zieaclows. My Deau Meadows: It is said that tho time to capture the anaconda is when, just after a dainty meal of antelope or other such delicacy, ho is taking his siesta beneath some tropical shade tree. tSo this number of the News had nearly caught me napping after partaking of that rich plate oi'Rego hash. . Allow me to thank you for so readily granting ray request to compound sample dishes for me during tho summer. I shall endeavor to exchange with yoa, stirring in such ingredients as shall bo at fiand, though I shrink from any comparison of flavor with flavor as you suggest. But I must take issue with you upon two or three point; you , have brought forward. It is' ail very well, perhaps to appear to st a low estimate upon your own productions, io soundly berate flatterers in general, and recommend a certain etiquette of paying compliments; ail well enough to put on that meekness and playfulness of demeanor that the cat assumes for a time before she pounces upon and demolishes her prey; but how jewel-like would be adiRle consistency! Like any other good cook, it is natural for you. to snare your commendations of your own dishes lost there might be found a hair in tiie butter; but why recommend abstinence from flattery while you deluge us with a torrent of it? If you must flatter, please do not effuse upon me, but flatter some poor, lonesome girl, especially if sho is handsome and has nobody to take care of her money. And as to your humbleness, I fear it would be well to approach you as one would "a lurking cato'raountain" where the foliage is so luxuriant, flowers so abundant, and all surrounding objects so fascinating as to bo likely to distract attention from the danger they conceal. But let us proceed to business. Fince it is my privilege to suggest a subject for your next dissertation, please let us hear fVom you upon any incident, however trivial and insignificant, that "may occur in your vicinity during this week, and oblige Your pupil, Caul. Cuowuili. Forty-five thousand South Carolina negroes are reported by the Liberian committee at Charleston as ready to go to Africa. They are waiting tho "wdierewith" to carry them across. LEGAL. kUZAclin-fl sale. Bv- virtno of an exewaioa to me rliiwtnl frci: the Clerk of the. thanks Circuit Court, I. will expose at public ealo, to the highest biil-.ler, u . SATURDAY, AUGUST i, 1377, b.?tv,-ei'n tbo hour's of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. in., of sai'l day, at tho door of tho coTirt hoii.se of Orange county, the, rent. an-t profit for a tcvrni not exceeding scrcu years, tho folio-wing described real osttc, ro-vC it : . The southwest quarter of tho ' t-ovith wc.t quarter cf section nineteen J!, township one flj south and rno; two (5! 'wc.-t, and the norih-Iialf of the northwest quarter of section thirty SO, same tovr:diip and ranjre. And on faUore to realize tho full amount 'of the j u l',Toe;it, i!iterortami costs, I will, at tho same tTrao a-id place, expose at public sale the lee-f inipio ol said real estate. 'i'nken a the property of Joha Iiitlarcl,' at the fcuit of Tlioraas Flick, Ad;ninistratof of the estate of .Jcha L. William?. .Saiil salo will bo made w.itiiot:t auy relief -whatever from valuation or aporaiseiueut laws. - : SAMUKh A. DAVIS, fehcriil" O'-ansj-i County. irat-)ii SCavitv, Att'y for 1:'1V. July 10, 1377. SHimiF!?'G SALS. J?y virtu of two excentious, to me directed irom tha Clerk of the t.Jrajijre Cireuitt'oiirt, I will expose at public sale," to the liiheet bidder, on SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, A. D. 1877, between tho hours ot 1Q o'clock a. m. aad 4 o'clock p.m. of sai I day. at the door of tho court house of Orange eotinty, tito rents and proilts for a term not excocdin.tr sewn years, the fnllowiri:r described real estate, to-wit: The southvrestf-. i uarter oi the southeast quar ter of section eleven (ID, township one (1) Frmtli and ran.e two west; and all o that part of il'o north hall of tho northwest qu.ti '.er ol sccutii! ioui icon fcuiue idwsshioaud ran-e, which lies north of I'ainter erel-k. . ' f '.1 ii1 . t'- fu1 ' a l Ol T I O f! i . JI "' ' t , ' "t' 1 t i 1 ( 1 i ! ,lt I'm; , ' tui'. .1 i . c '. c ' t t i ui iio c di V . ...s,' 1 i t t 1 I 1 ) l . ' .-, I .- ' J . I - 1 "-- i , , ' i -3 - . . . 1 '- f : ' ,.' . " -. (.':.'. v ' n! I' i i - . l. v a iv r i. f vl l KT f . '..i V. 1 ill W , . ; . : . ...C .. I s.:iirr.L, a. da vis. .. . i i i tc.i '.1, ' , At-'., lo' XI . ,;uiy i;, isr. quarter of section fourteen (ID, tame Iowa c IT '.OA i , Af D. j ' . - 4 " i " . . 1 4 . . : ' ' . ' t I I , I ' t. . i

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Pinnick and Volney T. rinnick,- replevin bail, reiinirinar me to make tiie sum ot one hundred and "ilfiy-s-eveu dollars and thirtysix cents, with interest on said decree and costs, 1 will Caboso at public bale, to tho hig-hest bidder, on 8ATU1IDAT, AUGUST 11, A, D. 1S77. between the hours; of 10 o'clock a. in. audi o'clock p. in. of said day, at the door of tha court house of Orange county, Indiana, th rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven rears, oi the follow in ar real estate towic: Tho west half of the northeast quarter of section lii'teen (13), fowr.shipone(l) nortli and ran;ro two (2) west. an"l tiie southoet quar ter of the southeast quarter of section ten (10), township one (1) north and range two weut; also fourteen acres on the south side of tho southeast quarter of section ten, in the same township and rnnsre. and adjoininjr the west halt ot the northeast quarter of section fifteen, all in Oraucre county, Indiana. If suen rents and"" pro tits will not sell for a s-inicicnt sum to sat isfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale tiie fee-simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be suf iicient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. . . . r Said sale will bo made without any relief whatever from ' valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUEL A. DAVIS, Sheriff Orauire Count v. Busk irk ft Megerdtv, Att'ys for BUT. July 10, 1S77. SHERIFF'S SALE.. By virtuo-of a .certified copy of a decree, to me "direct od from the Clerk of" the Orange Circuit Court, in a cause wherein Thomas G. Mahan, assignee of Britchard & Cadle, &c, is plaintiff, and Allen II. Voting and Mariuda 1 oung aro 'defendants, tcquirin"? me to make tho sum of one hundred anil eight dollars and fifty cents, with interest on skid decree anil costs, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, JUDY 21, 1S77, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p.m. of said day. at the door of the Court House of Oran.-je county, Indiana, the rents arid pro (its tor a term not exceeding seven vca rs, of the following real estate, towit: - . Tho west half of tlte northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-seven (27) township on.: (!) south of range, two (2) west, contair. ins twenty acres more or less in Orau;.;o county, Indiana, If such rents and pvouts will not sell for a suiuck-nt sum to sa tisfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, cxpoeo to jjublic sale the fee-simple of said real c-date. or so much thereof as may be sufficient to Uischarg-e said decree, interest and co -Ms. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from- "valuation or aomaisement laws. . SAMUEL, A. "DAVIS, June 25,' IS". Sheriff Orang-o County. Th03. G. Mahau, Atty. for Bi'ff. , BEEMPFS SAIiB. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree, to me directed from tho Clerk of the O ran -re Circuit Cow t, in a cae.se wherein Caroline Tomlinson, Administratrix of Azor Cook, deceased, is plaiuti'l, and John JI. Pinr.ick and Volney T. I'in.'iick-, aro defendants, requiring- me to make tho sum of ei-dit hundred and ninety-nine, dollars, and thirty-nine cents, with interest- en saiddecico ami costs, 'I will expose at public sale, to tho highest bidder, ou FBI DAT, JULY 20. A. D. 1877, between' tho hours of 10 o'clock a. rn. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the floor of tho ccttrr. house, of Orange county, Indiana, the rents and profPs for a term nor exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, towit: The west half o! the southeast quarter of section nineteen (10) in township two (2) north of ranjro two (2) west. If stieh rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and costs, I will, at the'same (into and olace, cxp"so to public sale the fee-simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be suftlcient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Sai l sale will he made without: any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. SAMUBTj A. DAVIS, SheriA'Oransra County. Bodp-ori & Brown, Att'y for XT If. Juno 25 1877. Valuable Farm AT jpjzi vate sjTj-b: Tqtie.e is hereby p-iven that the undersiamed, Assiyrueo of "Joseph Coulter, will, after thirty days - ft otn this date, offer at private sale ' Uie "real, estate belonging to the said Coulter. Tho said farm :s "situate in Stamperberecli towns-hip, Oranprc county, Indiana; being the south half of tiie northwest quarter of section one (1, town one. (1) north and range (1) east; and the south half of the northeast quarter of section two (2), same town and range; and the north part of the southeast quarter of same sectioat town and range, containing in all two hundred and 'twenty -.-eve a and one-half (227i) acres; one hundred ami seventy acres under cultivation, good frame dwelling with eight rooms, good barn 40x50 feet, slaughter and smoke house, all necessary outbuildings, good orchards of r.p-plc and peach trees, never failing water, both well ami spring. The farm is all under good fence, and is one of the most desirable conntrv residences in Southern Indiana. Terms of sale Said Inr.d will be sold for a sum no; less than the appraised value thereof, the payments in four equal installments of six, t welve, eighteen and twenty-four months from i late, bearing interest at "six per cent, from da te. The above laud will be sold in one body or in lots to suit purchasers. For further particulars call on or address the undersigned at Chambersburz, Ind. JAMES J... NOBT.TTT. Assignee of Joseph Coulter. April 10, 1S77. . E0-XA--:l-l -li Lit.ir'y r olico. "5T, e i i .rci 1 -- bef it 'i ,i it" t ' of l , c . e. th tr t !'(- j t A; oil i uistm tor of thees i, i .1 Bo i.,ui, lite cf O C d ' . I" . t 1, -, ui'i. - 1 I ' t- 1 i ; : , 1 i ' : r. i ; . ; . ' : ,-" . Jiuyo. i377. Ad immst ra tor. 5.3-i.W .'' " j I.'oi;: c. - it t ' t "IV r "q P ' " - . , In , i . a, ', 7. p;-'.-.ved t') run iVei .-ii-- ti n e 1 i - . 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At the Lick -!-. o r I ft i f ti P ! r ' A AT PAOLI, 0SAKGE C0U1ITT, IND., oilers to its students the following advan"f.INSTKUCTION" IX AX Y BIT AXCTI of r Scientiilc or Classical Kducation. 2. TDK PRIVILEGE OF ,S.EI.F.CT1"XG their own studies. 3. TIIOKoron TEACIIIXG and amide oonoi tunit v for all neetled iustruction. '4. THE "USE OF APPARATUS in the StutV of the Sciences. 5. A well ssr.ECTKn cocESE of Scientific Stxtdv for those who wish to complete a course. 0. Instkcctiox and actual tkaixixo of TKACHEltS. 7. An akkakgemj-nt of work to enable Yonnsr teachers and others to become thou Ol'UH SCIENTIFIC KAUCATES in four years time (or less) and meet their expenses by their own labor. 8. Low Tuition, there being no eitsas WIIATEVrit. 9. Expenses less in the asrgrg.ite than at anv otner institution onerm.sr cjuai laeiiuies The Spring Tenn of 16 weeks begins FEB 20, St tudents admitted at any time during the term. Eor further information address . va. P 20eS?:Kf!AFs1, Principal. W. C. R. KEMP, STOVES, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WARE, CHAIN AND WOOD PUMPS, Ac. ' Prices rev! nerd on all pood in my "in aA good assortment of the best pat terns of Cooking Stoves in the market at unsurpa.singly low figures and warranted to give satisfaction. Prices ranging from $12 to $30. Drum Stoves only $4 50. , Russia Iron Stoves as low aaC CO. Chain Pumps very low. The best coifee roaster in the mark.rt for only 1 75. Lee's Patent Swinging Churn, the best churn ever invented ' 0. Tin-Ware of every description a! ..-.;.-s on hand, on which lare discounts to the trade will be given - House work of every description don? to order, and none but thebst material used. Xo 10 cent tin kept in stock. It will be to the interest of all persona wanting any of the above poods to call and learn prices before going plsewhere to purchase. As these -prices are put on a Lard money basis, please don't ask for credit. Greenbacks taken s.t par. W. C. It. KEMP. Paoli. Ind. Oct. 2G 1875. fi t. Menaugli & Scully, mmi SIGN AND 0RMIE51AI PAINTERS. TTe would inform the cHizomi of Orange and adjoining counties that we are now prepared to uo ail kinds of House Painting: also "fresco Painting, draining aad Paper il.aniring in the iiigliest style of trie art. "V x, would also inform the public tha-- we havo at up a good siioo, where we are --pared to do al! kinds of Carriage and IVsiou i'aiutius. i2ARTH. VOW TETZICE, PAOLI. INDIANA, (OFFICE AT AtBSKT HOUSK.) House, Sign and Fresco Painter - A. xi d. Grai 11 e r 5 rcspcetf ul !y informs tiie citizens of Faoli and vieiraty that lie has loeated here and offers his services to th-d public, conJIdcnE that hia work will give complete satisfaction, a lie ae knowledges no superiors in hi profession. He is prepared to do House and Sign Painting; also I'reseo Painting, Graining, Kaisomiuing aod i'arK'r llaugiue. Portrait painting a specialty. 20-tf A.. J". Uliocles, Groceries & Provisions, If ,r I -v. r '.-.' I Ery, rOjioRH, Ll A. 2 II. . ;an corner, Paoli, Indiana Ve i'.e'; or friends for past pet r, - , i invite the ccntinrance ti i u ir. T.i vreare dedermined to civs " ' ' '.-!-'- : i'.nl'aoli.3 A- : A 1.--T2. i ! ( i I

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con idai:c?w"4 Kr-epa constantly on hand .. Flows; in fact Farming InapleY- :!' ail kinas, and seiis ciiEAPEii tixait aityi:-. Black smithing of all kin,!g fa order, on short notice. ""!. ""-. JOHM JINOCHIO, . liast Side Public -arif, ; I"L!:.l.fi I.DltM, Dealer in all kinds of jstanle ani Fa-r-eeries. Confectioneries, IdiVese Wkri'1"' ers. Oysters. Sardines, Xuts, CnA,.AA'Tobacco and Cigars. &c. &e. h'AS town, and prices to suit the times' ji . to call ao.l s.-e rue. JOHN jfv.v'ii' Mar io.isrHARDWARE ! ilizi!!: .4 T" T T1,T O Tinr, South siJa Public Square, Oti-Lis 1:; wonhJ direct the attention of tig Fa mers, Mechanics and other f itiiesf & Oranp county, to their reallj lurgs j-j splendid stock of Hardware, coniU;. in part, of BtiQGY SPRINGS and AXLES, HORSE SHOES a MAILS, Snnd Stonss ik Fixtarss, CUTTING BOXE1 Carpenters Tools, , Buifdin'n Harcv;:r:r . Mattocks, Sp:i: Picks, Shsvsfs and Fcrks,cf ail " kinds, Traco L ca;a CtIAIN8, SHELF IIALDWAI1E, &c, &c, &c. DOORS, SASH and BUSES, a ?n;ciaHv. An examination cfc: - andprieos invited. V'e defy conipetitioii in either. t'c: an J seo us before sending yojr mlv away front home. We can n please you- ALLEN li KEED, July 28, IS 75. 45-tf Orleans, hi. Ml STORE, HEW GO AjIO LOW, CASH PHICEa lire 1u-?t opened r.t Chambereburg t '- sLoct of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES JIA1S, CAPS, BOOIS, SHOli ft.-sd Xotions, ;ia?s-ware, Queensware, B ware, CutK-ry, Sn:.. Ac. Jli tro;i:i are new and 11 r,t la. be sold for easii or e.vehancred lot tov.r irodnt'e, for which tho verv "hiar!H' mx price will ie allowed. Call and ceW' EForrdde ZIol:Foot of Fourth 'avenue and Stcs.j , , "I ! . "', 02 Per Day, 7 GO to 10 50 Pfc?" - Special rales to toe Theatrical p"Eion and ccraraeroial travelers. SlijAS UUuIL 'sTILIj, Prc 314 f .L,a 1 3 cf InJian:ircD ALD:iT HOUE' IAOLT, INI), i-i-'-i f ; " .. 1 i I :y z .-f 4 . . r , ' J ' .. !- Ii, ? - .. 'I. I:- . -.. k. 1 f, iX i .4 i i i ' i r..- -t -i - i; , i . - t V t.