Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 6, 1883, Page 6

B S o TEE DAILY BEE-FKiiA) A NV LUV THE DAIL BFE-COUANUL BLUFFS _.UWA FRIDAY APRIL b‘» e EEae——— OUR INDUSTRIES. GOUNCIL BLUFFS. |Arise and Stand Until You kre Fridav Morning, April 8 Counted. The Daily Bee. SUBBORIPTION RATES: ByOarrier, - - - - - 20centsper week. OyMall - - - - - - 910,00 por Yoar. And Here We Are, It has long been deemed necestary for many reagons, that wo should have somo accurate atatistles in regard to ~ | the Industries and business interests represented In our city, and with that —See Joseph Reiter's spring styles. view a census has been taken, and Mr, —The Anclent Orderof Hibernisns met|E. H. Odell, sscretary of the board of Iast night, and attended to some important | trade, gives us the result in the fol- business, lowling report, which we are sure will —Deputy Sheriff Clatterbuck says we | be very interesting to all of our read- may expect a crim, con, sensation for to- [ ers. morrow's | aper. Rooms or Tk Boarnp o¥ TRADE, | —There s & petition in circulstion for [ Councit BLurrs, Ia , April 2, 1883 | the extension cf the fire limits from Sixth | To the officers and members of the Council Blutts it Board of to Eighth street. GENTLEMEN: — P arsuant to your in- —Don't forget that there will be » good | g¢ructions, I have caused to be taken time at Dohany's hall to-night. The Ju-| the census cf bulldings, together with venile band give concert and ball. the number of business interests of —State of Tows v, Valentine Nabee, is | 00r city, and submit the same for your acase of assault and battery booked for | 8pproval : HJ 10, Justice Schurz court at 10 a, m, to-day. fifi:l:n;t‘r::i-.l implements. —Mr. John Epeneter is ambitious and | Breweries he will rise in the world another story in | Blacksmith shops. order to find room for his increasing busi- | Book and muslcatores nens. gm;:. . Indian Creek is more troubleto this ity | Barber shops than fts pounded cown. Tta latent freak In | Batn,oeuies (PUbIc) the awallowing of part of the strest neat | Bakerien » the brewery, Chu —Bpencer Swmlth Erq,, bas purchased | Sronbns *tor the building No, 505 Broadway, and will | Oigar and tob OMoe: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near rosdway. Bome one always in the nffice. MINOR MENTION. 13 12 19 4 5 50 to € nlp-vln. bl 2 Hop Bitters are the Pur yosterdasy morning, at tho Creston hoaee parlors, J. Harvey Seueff and Miss Rachel M. Bradford, both of Counell Bluffs. The courle are blessed with all the graces of culture OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by-J, Y. Fuller, mer. chandise broker, buyer and shipper of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl street. Whurar -No, 2 spring, 76¢; No. 8,63; rejected 50c; zood demand. CorN—Dealers paying 83:; rejected corn Chicago, 45¢; new mixed. 48c; white corn, 860, The receipts of corn are light. OATs —Scarce and in good des d; 35, HAY—4 00@6 00 per ton. Rye—40c; light supply. Cory MzaL—1 25per 100 pounds, Woon—Good supply; prices st; yards, b 00@6 00, CoaL—Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; soft. b 50 per ton, Burtkr—Plenty and in fair demand; 2c; creamery, 0c. Eaos - Ready sale and plenty at 130 per dozen, Larn—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 13c, PourTrY—Firm; dealers paying 13c per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens, VEarTABLES—Potatoes, 45¢; onions, H0c; cabbages, 80@400 per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel. City flour from 1 60 to 8 40 Brooms—2 00@3 00 per duzen, STOCK, CArTLR—3 00@3 50; calves 5 00@7 50. Hoas—Market for hogs quiet, as the packing houser a;c closing; shippers are The grain dealers a3 paying good prices 8| for corn. Farmers can et from 33 to 85c 81now and farmers will do well to take 9| advantage of these prices, The dealers continue to pay these prices, 4 | notwithstandiog a marked decline at all lfr]‘g the other points, A =, and Best Bitters Ever Made. They are compounded from Ho make & teement of it when he gets it on g n'::;rw? 4| Malt, ‘Buchn, Mandrake and Dung:: one of his lots. Confectionery 7 | lion,—the oldest, best, and most vala- —The exercises at the Y. M. C. A, rooms this evening will consist of misoel. laneous reading and singidg, Invitations | Klevators... Flouring mil —Oohirade) 3. D, Nisholion'ls gebtlog | Bomt ok {eed stores his thiogs in shape, and he will soon have | Fancy goods and notion: re. are extended to all, o fine establfsbment where Mr. Davidson ormerly kept store, ward Sanders foterviewed Judge Ayles- worth and it cost them $9.10, Chief Fields J:."hl:, ' thought the gentlemen were too highly ex- | Lumber Yards. —The superlor court, Judge Aylesworth | Manufactories presiding, commenced business at 10 a, m. | Machine Shops. There was nothing for the jurors to do, so | Meat Shops hilerated, Gas works Grooery stors —Obas, Berry, Peter Knight and Ed. | Hotels. 2| able medicines in the world snd con- 5 [tain ail the best and most curative 3| properties of all other remedies, being 2|the greatest Blood Parifier, Liver 7| Regulator and Life and Health Res- 4| oriog Agent on earth, No disease or ‘,}, ill-health can poesibly long exist where 1 | these Bitters are used, so varied and 47 | perfect are their operations, 81| They give new hife and yigor to the 7|aged and infirm, To all whose em- ployments cause Irregularities of the towels or urinary organs, or who re- 10| quire an Apetizer, Tonic and mild 15 | Stimulaat, Hop Bittersare invaluable, 10| being highly curative, tonlc and stim- 10 ulating, without intoxlcating. rniture No matter what your feelings or they were discharged until Saturday gfi:;fl‘ YQ’.‘E,‘... 7 | symptoms are, what the disease or ail- morning at 10 ». m. 3pg|-gu;|u- 1| ment 1s, use Hop Bitters, Don’; wait ablic Halls —A gentlomanly and refined oficial cag. | Ovhc Halle ... not be appreciated by the editorial swine | Priting Houses. ona oortaln paper that is not worth [ Pork Houses. Plamblog snd Public Gardens. Resfaurant, naming, For further particulars ask Oity Clerk Troutman, 4)until you are elck, but if you only 2| feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters | at once. It way save your life. Hun- 3| dreds have beon saved by mo doing. 3| 860 will be paid for a case they will —When wo called at Judge Abbotes [ found Houses.... office we found Deyaty Sheriff Clatterbuck | Resaii Honses. ... " 8 198 up tohis eyes in house oleaning, Sush a | Railway Dopots . § mingled assortment of books, papers, pic- | Rral Etate and Tasurance O 42 tures, charts and varieties would be hardto | Xetidonces. e 78 Stock Yarda.... find, Slaughter Houses. —We had a call yesterday from Mr, | Saloons.... Mash Blodgett, representiog the Kiralty's H:i':« ,Inutihltlon for Deaf and Dumb, 11 Black Crook, which will exhibit here on | Warehouses. ... { the 11th inet. Bpangles, gauzs tighte, red | Wall Paper firs, paradise and pandemoniam are all | Wholosale Housey . .. ... coming along with them, i (i1 ODELL, Secretary. ~—Warrants are now in the hands of b Y B R offioers for the owners of weveral straying A Beviosured’ Fogilies, «ows, - We think the cows poor ofor| Colbert Strohl, the king pugillat of miunicipal wrath while so many serlous [ Audubon county, s man possessed violations of our laws and ordinances are [ with every quality of the modern cow- hail fellows well met, boy, was shot last Friday evening nesr ~Sbheriff Olatterbuck goes to the east | Oakfield by another cow gentleman, ::: of :’0“"‘;‘1“.;0'\1'!! for an :)IIKO a recent importation from a C)lorado who was deprived of reason by the 1 . D % ovalone of three years ago. His daughter ““: r;;:r: 10 Stdrahln k‘:uoo: o was also crazed by thesame terrible affair, [ PA21% Milholland, was killed at the and his wife was killed, Father and|®me time and by the same person. daughter have both been i the asylum, The shootin, was done in self defense, ub the Iatter o supposed 1o have fully re. Thisis the third memberof the Strohl - Y ¥ | family that has been shot during the o past two mouths, and there now re —Twelve head of fine cattle are in the | main no more of this family to terror- pouud, and owners of wandering bovines | ize the people of Exira and communi 9| not cure or help. Do not suffer or let your friends suf- fer, but use and urge them to use Hop Bitters. - Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged, dranken nostram, but the )| Purest and Best Med{oine ever made; $ | the “Invalid’s Friend aud Hope,"” and no person or family should be without 4|them Try the Bitters to-day. rree Passes. =ustice. The recommittal of the New York free pass bill to the rallroad committee of the senate for farther hearirg, and » jolnt meeting of the senate and assembly railroad committees took glm Wednerdsy for the purpose of earing all the opponents and advo- cates of the bill. Mr. Ohauncey M. Dopew appearad for the New York Central railroad in opposition to the bill, and a committes representing the New York sta‘e ant! monopoly league and the New York board of trade snd transportation 'appeared in its favor. Mr. Depeow ridlouied the people who favored this bill on moral'and ethlcal grounds, deprecated Eltornul govern- ment, and then speclfically objected to provisions of the bill which would are subject to have warrants issued for | ty, unless the old lady gets on the war | prevent passes being given to persons their own persons, but the men will not be pounded unloss they kiok physically, as well as mentally, Father White ssys it | following in her wake. More trouble | conventions; business continues to increase he will soon be able to start a stock ranch, ~—Mr, A, Lamb retired from the shoe ahop at No, 522 Broadway, and Mr, Saml, Jeokins, his first class workman, takes the old stand. Mr, Lamb hangs out his sign further down the street, just two doors this slde of the Metropolitan, and at the new location he hopes to see his patrons and fit them out with artistic boots and shoes. There is but little business In jus- tice courts, Ll Brown's Bronehial Troches will relieve Bronohitis, Asthms, Catarrh, Consump- #ive and Throat discases. Thoy are used always with good succesa. The Plenle, The Eptscopal brothers and slsters with their friends had a basket picnic at Dohany's hall which was very large- ly attended, considering *he condition of the streets and the very gusty, chilly and unseasonable weather. Everyone enjoyed themselves without reference to the climatioc drawbacks. ———— A Fawal Jump. An elght year old son of D:. Chris. tie's, at Creaton, was thrown beneath the wheels of a moving car while at- tempting to jump on, Friday, and had his legs terribly mangled. They were amputated, one above and the other below the knee Thelittle fellow died Saturdsy morning at elght o'oleck. - .. The Bullies. The followlng very polite (7) tele- gram to a gentlemanly and universally respocted officlal 1llustrates the stgle of Moss that grows in the classlo of Honey Oreek. “‘You fellows” reminds us of the famous eaying: ‘‘Why du youuns come down yere to fight weuns, weuns haint dun nuthin’ to youuns,” To A. F, Clatterbuck: Loveranp, Ta., April 2 —John Moes aud Dag Polnts are in charge of an officer here aud will be dealt with aoccording to law. In such case you fellows down there mind your own | bi business. Joserr Moss, For Ooughs and Throat Disorders ‘.fi. Blowl':hn B:fi“m;:ind ‘I‘uooonul:. "Have never changed m, res) g them from the first, u’upt I thm rvl of thet which I began by thinking Ward Beecher, Sold cents, ath and starts out with the hatohet of | accompanylvg fre'ght, or in cases of estruction, with an only aaughter and a flow of blood s expected. Mis- sourl’s reputation dwlnm away in comparison with that community just at present, PERSONAL Hon, J, T. Olarkson was in Council Bluffs yesterday, visiting old friends and attending to business interests. Mrs. N, 0. Thompson, mother of our es- teemed townsman, Mr, G, W, Thompson, of Van Brunt, Thompson & Co,, is in our city for & fow days in company with Mrs, L wrence Thompson, The two ladies are en route to California, where they will pass the montha of spring. Yesterday the Ogden register waa om- bellished with the autographs of the fol lowing wellknown gentlemen, David Peyser. New York, Albert Magous Chi- cago, Miward J. Abraham of Kiralfy Bros." Black Orook, O, L. Liudsey Now York, and C. A, Rose Moline, Nawes of prowinent travelers were in- scrited on the Pacific register as follows: Cal, Henry Kennedy, Hartford, Con.; G, E. Rigor, Corniny, Iowa, Jas, M, Wise- hart, Lincoln, Neb.; Geo, B. Dunlap, Pittsburgh, Penn; G. M, Ely, T, Bailey, s of excursicns and to the penals seo tion, which provides that one-half cf the penalty shall go to the person briugiog the action. Hon. Darwin R. James, member of Congress-elect and Secrstary of the New York Board of T! and Trans: portation, said that a public {nstita- tlon, like a rallroad, ought not to favor one oitizan or olass of oltizens at the expense of othere; that a free gnu must be considered as a potty ribe, which, while it might notcon- trol the reociver's action In all cas it was nevertheless wrong and moralizing in principle. Mr., Taurber stated that the rail- roads had formerly alleged that the advocates of rallroad reform acted entirely from aclfish and foterested motives; the railroads had now chang od their argument and attempted 10 defeat this reforn measure by 1iiieal- ing it s a moral and wthical question; thut there was not a sirgle cbjsction advanced by Mr. Depew of import. ance, and that thy mivor points wen- ttoned by him oould be mat with slig amendment to the blil. As, for in- stanon, shippers wciually oo mpany ing freight on (relght traws to owre be permitted to ride free, but that tho door should not te thrown open charity, or in o New York; J. W. Buchanan, Chicsgo; Wm, Townsend, Gleuwood, In; E. W. Hibbard, Missourl Valley, In.; A, Rosa Waukon, In.; J, M, Orvis, Des Moines; L. F. Martin, Chicago, J, M, Gibbs, Bartlett, 1., s Marriages. A wedding party assembled yester. day afternoon at the resideuce of Rob. ert Arndt, and Jastice Vaughn in his gracefal menner made the hearts of Wm, Lowis and Miss Mary Kramer beat as one. Long live the handsome and happy couple, Abont & dozan carriages accompani. ed the blissful twaln to the farm home- stoad of the bride's father, seven miles oat, A rallway conduotor on the B, & M., Me. J. A, Austin by name, and Miss Exmma A. Early, both of C)lam- , Neb., were coupled, Justlce Sohurz aoting as brakeman, May o thousand joys follow {n their train, to favorltism in fright rates by giving some chippers paeses and denying them to others; that speclal rates to excursivns and oconveations could be covered by the words, ‘“‘un. der like circumstances;"” that so far as charltable passes were covocerned, {f Mr. Vanderbilt or Mr, Depew desired to furnlsh traneportation in a dese:v- Ing case they could buy a ticket for the person the same as other people were constantly doing. That he could not see why Me Depew should object 80 strenuously to the clanss relating to lnformers, It his road intended to ::ev the law i‘n good faith, and that ere was no danger for any ros did not break thugh'. 7 I, Rt Mr. Thurber presented petitions a handred feot long, signed by the lead- ing shippers of New York clty, and which had been obtalned in less than two days; which he clalmed was evi- dence that shippers did not as a olass Approve of free pass favoritism, While many membors are not favor- ably disposed towards the bill, the may the tle that binds never be un- splked and may they soon have use for a awitch, but may they never be sldetracked for repairs. Thus wish thelr many friends. Justice Bohurz united in msrrisge strong public opinion that is behind it will probably secure its passage. Our New Loau suu smprovement Uo Investigation Into the matter con- vinces us that one of the most equite- CASADY &ORGUTT Will open on April Ist an elegant and com- plete CAREFE"'XT STORE. AT 502 BROADWAY, NFXTT0 OFFICER & PUSEY'S BANK. They will carry a very L.ARGES TOCEK and will keep a full line of House Furnisihng Goods. CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway, Councll Bluffe, Towa. NEW COODS. NEW FIRM ! Nugent & Smith, MERCHANT TAILOR NOS, 7 AND 9 MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF AMERI- OAN EXPRFSS OFFICE, ALL THE LATEST STYLES. ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP, DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. JOHN BENO & GO0., 15 siaia S toi 57 Foen e MAX MOHN, }creston mouse. {goemiRbiniiive: J. M_BARSTOW, M. D.. cux 5550 o ave s. s. w ' “E ; LIVERY AND FEED. WILL CON(RACT for fanerals at reasonable rates, No. 22 4'h St. J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, Who esale buttet, (ggs, pouitry ard froit. Ship 10 us. Draftby return mafl 149 Brosdway 8. A PIERCE, ™" >0 R IO, e avease ket, 827 Broadway. PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTS, &:"s57” Eemivey. N T QUAITH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor, 7th.and G. F. s“ITH. Broadway, Plans and specifications furnished? W. W. SHERMAN. .t tioncee. "t5v Sam et JAMES FRANEY, miitudi i di Beonra HOWE & SON, ™™ Eoumiucia Suppiien 308 Brosawey. LINDT & HART, romrmm it hatimm > MARIITERE RN L yf Frosiiodta e snd todem g E. STOCKERT & CD.,chrciisine Window Suaion 505 Bivey- Lo . JURI . OBERNE; HOSICK& C0., Gricuioi15 s biaims. o, iadi And oath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov- ereigy, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. SANITARIU BOOT ANI SHOE SHOP, No. 522 A- LAMB, Cor. Broadway and Soott streets, WADE OARY, ™ AT 0% s BROOKLYN MARKET, Cor. Eghth and Broadway. n Y 3 N, N A. J. MANDEL, EONEERS it s Sy DE CAY & CASSEL, 60t ki e ATRAYV NEW AiD SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD W. H ALMY GOODS 30UGHT AND S'LD, 212 Brosdway MEy Bl RN O e r—————— blo, reasonable and feasible plans ¢ . ¢ 1 bullding houses In that_proposed a: Highly-Bred Trotting Stallions, {n operation by the Mercantile A - sibald, Trust end Improvement company Owaed by De. 0. W. Archibald vhis By inveatirg in shares & | 1883 this Instltution, which 18 backed b{ NoyeamonT-- some of our best and most rellalo | hands high, foaled | business men, it becomea posatble md | 1M AL o, o of comparatively easy for 8 man of mal- | Lulu, record 2:15; Almont by Alexander's Atdal- erate means to secure a comfortabe | lah, sire of Goldsmih Maid, r cord 2:14 Al Nor. mont h s sired 20 horses with records i1 ¥:30 and home for himselt "‘ge f"‘:“’h' In ':' Detter, and 8 with reconis i 30 and butter, inga certaln number of shares, ata D Chestout gorrel horse, cehialn monthly payment, in a fer d_ by Pliny Nicholas, years & man ocan own @ hows | ) Wapsie, dam a fing cod is o' large pow- sAm® 4 | erful horse, welghs 1,150 p-unds, ha: great style he pays monthly fo p lent & believe the Mercantile Loan and Tru | * These horses possess rare individual excellence veuing, highly bred stal: Lous wili make the spring scason of 1583 at the Oouncil Bluffs Driving Park 3 At 835 Each, to Insure Council Bluffs Driviog Park. marl3-dlm com| b, anizing and openil oo for business,” having filled a_log felt want in Oouncil Bluffs. Thar plans and system of loans will bek the mest careful scrutiny and exam {nation, and we have no h‘tl:llnoy i nouncing them reasonable an p“l’zlhblo, gnd backed by gentleme) ;?hnnor and integrity. As the comfl |4 ny exists it becomes at once an in™ stitution of value and eredit to our olty and those who desire homes, Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland vico president, Judge Peake; sec. retary, 1. R. Beery; troasurer, Col, Boebe, and their office is In the base. ment of Shugart's and McMahon's new blook, corner First avenue and Peoarl stroet. ian27-1y EDWIN J. ABBOTT. ustice of the Peace and Notary Public. 16Broadway, Council Bluffs. HHABON 1883 | — HANAN & REDDISH Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Bryadwav, Counc'l Bluffs Weit Slde Square, cmxndi}mw" DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., Whotesale Frutters and Confectioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Blu Vs, Ia. R. 8. COLE & CO, MANUFACTUBERS AND DEALERS IN ALL THE MOST IMPROVED KINDS OF LIGHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS. Also Wood and [+00 P MPS, Wood Tubing u-d Ges Pipe and Pumo sixtures, for bath Wood aud Iron Pumps. Order« will receive p-ompt astention. No. 604 B:uth Main Street COUNCIL BLUFYS, gz sva v e L IOWAS 115-00d:481 Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, - - Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. o TITLE ABSTRACT OFFIGE. J. W, - QU IR B & OO Lands and Lots Bought and 8old. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. OUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - I0WA M. T. DAVIS, Prerident, N. B. EASTON, Secy. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vice Pres. C. HULBURT, Adjusier, MUTUAL I0WA STOCK INSURANGE GO. Insutes Live ! tock Against Loss by THEFT OR DEATH. Offior, 103 Pearl Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 2 - IOWA, The only company in Iowa that will insure your stock against loes fromany cause whatever, Owners of Sto k will consult their own int {nsuring their Stock, toey see that the the losses they may have, nothing less. For further informaticn cail on or address 1. RM!TH, Local Acent, - - - - ffice, No 9 Main 8trret, e emm— e —_————————————————— MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EEAIXR GOO DS 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, [owa. DEVOL & WRIGHT, HARDWARE STOVES, TINWARE TINNBR'S STOOXK, BYTO: 504 Broadway, 12 and 14 Main Street, - [ COUNCIL BELUFFS, STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW. We solicit your patronnve and will make it pay you to trade with ue. Mail orders a specislty. Prompt attention and close prices, For Engines, Boilers. Oastings, Repairs and MACHINERY. Yend Orders to JOUN GILBERT, Manufacturer, Corner 3 rtreet aud Bth Avenue, ‘(}::uw"l lll::h. Prowmj :‘(‘t‘umun to crders, ":'.I:am. GOUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | MORBAN, KELLER & 00, tended to ¢t all hours, We dety competition n auality of eooda or brices. Our s Slorgas has 1, | served as u "aker for forty years and thor- 8 his nusiness. Warerooma, UVH( LSTERBNG 1n all it8 attended to w'so carpet- la ins, felegraphic aug wa o Lost, ad, T Wants, Boardiag, column b the ow r LINE for thie Orst fuse PER LINE for esch oubsequond Inser Teave adv ertisuments at our office, N near Broadway | — = Wants. ! i L} y TANTED_To rem three unfumine’ rooms | Mledical Electrician ‘ ia a good locality. Addiers Koom, Brx | office —_— e AND TANTED- Six good tailo s, pants snd ¢ VWV Aekiers at Jkmon Francy's, the Broadway werenant ‘aicr, First class piice paia. O cil Bluffs, Tow WAL GYNECOLOGIST, —A man tomke ive C Gradoate of Electropath! delpbla, Pon Lastiiation, Phila ne. (fos Cor, Broadway & Blenn Ave, PORTER Wants & situstion in_a wholessie fikgioue- Address G. B., Ban office, Council COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10wa MASON by trade, and williog to work at A almost anything, is seeking & jcb Address “Mason,” this office 3 . o Bor YANTED—S| uation by baker of 10 years | yuos, orricua. VW A iienco. “Calt or adress Omaba hou'e, Omaba Nebraska. 430-19% For Sale and Rent The treatment of all disesscs and Scultios pooullar 4o females & wweciaily ™ ¥, H M roswy, OFFICER &. POSEY, $) REWARD—On Broadway between B.A NIKE RS, buil ing and Bixth stioet, or on Sixth i oth avenue, & brown ra ¢ ntaioiog ilaces 'Apply at Goldsteiu's tecocd s a ure store, 638 Broadwsy. an ol ) . ee——| EtabI} s i 0 RENT—From April 1at, 8 pleassatly fur. shed, 18668 vidbed sult of rooms, 80 gentlemen. 721 [ Dealers in Porelga and Do Frot Avenue, d home securities, weetic Exchange porry