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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-28
FARMING IN THE NAUGATUCK TALLEH.

WATERBURY,, Conn, July 20.-The prospects
Of successful year to farmers In the Naugatuck Vail
ley never were better The crops are in exceedingly
fine condition and far advanced IN spite Of the con-
tEued cold weather There have been cOpious rains,
which have kept ground sufficiently moist and yet
without making the soil coggy nor interfering with the
hay or grain harvest. Farmers delighted with the
prospect.
The hay crop this year is fully up 70 the OF
the past two years and nearly II quite double,
the Land. what il was I'VE seasons ago. Then IL
sold readily S25 to $50 ton, and will probably
eel this FAN from SI4 SIG ton The hay is the
important TO farmers in the Naugatuck Valley
the dairy is the principal product OF the farm.
Every farmer keeps a large of cows.
and those who most careful of their
interests never think Of selling pound
OF hay unless they absolutely certain OF having
more than they require u carry them through the
pasture season. The severe storm Wednesday last
proved serious 10 many farmers, as many barns re-
Gently filed with hay. struck By lightning and
with their contents we're completely destroyed Oats
and rye are the principal grains raised and the
has been very favorable for those crops Most Of
the farmers cut their rye and housed it without
the least damage from rains-
The alto crop is superior 10 that Of several years
past Farmers have found less difficulty from the
ravages OF the Colorado beetle than in previous years.
There very few fields which show any signs or fai-
ufe The plants look wei, ana the potatoes are uh-
usually large and forward.
The Ony crop that Is really backward Is corn which
received its check from the cold weather Inc heavy
storm Of last week seriously damaged many fields, II
knocked the sta ks fiat 20 the ground IL n believed
however, that the hot weather now prevailing Will
start rapid growth.
ONO and Penny yania having entered largely into
oOaceO raising Connecticut has allowed ia interest 10
.eelue, and tnis year there Will not be more
taah oneieuth much Connecticut Valley To-
baccO grown as there was Ia 1875. -Four or
e years ago nearly every farmer hereaDOut paid great
lon 70 tobacco growing because OF the high prices
ooealned for whaf was deemed remarkably good for
tsa srappers The facts, however that tobacco fals-
s ~ very eKhausting 10 the soil, that the removal OF
sotHs ifOn the leaf Is labOTOus and unpleasant
Sa4 IL 'nal tie market price has diminished greatly
90 caused farmers 10 neglect the product.
warden vegetables OF all Kinds are forward and In
s,sasht condition, and there promises 70 be fair
evsta VI irulL Blackberres in abundance, and
Ist 10y making preparations 10 can, preserve ana
fhaf tIe' Tie grape worm IL making sad havoc Win
on -, W. Nearly every Leaf the vine is covered
time 1heer eide with young worms that IN short
s,lifey destroy the leaf Many vines simply
>''nS' Apples promise 70 yield well.
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BASE BALL NOTES.

The eighth League championship game Of
base sal at Chicago saturday between the Chicago
and Cincinnati Clubs resulted in favor Of the visitors by
a sccre OF IL TO g. In Buffalo the Buffalo Club de-
eaed the Providence Club for the fourth time IN the
eighth championship game by score Of TO 2. Har-
bridge has been released by the Chicago Cub on ac-
court OF dissatisfaction with his habits. Farrell, the
secOS, base of the syracuse Club, examined by
physician, who announced that ne unit play in
any game a. present, owing TO strain In the left leg,
rendering exercise not only painful but dangerous The
BOstans were defeated at Syracuse by the Syracuse
Club Saturday oy score Of TOO.
Tie following is the record Of championship games
py cd won and lost by the eight League clubs To date
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nFrlslONn-LrLY 26

SUPREME Cowf-Cbdiabers BY Judge Donohue:-
cambeu agt Spratt-M0tiOn denied memorandum FL
dOtt etc. agT. KING, ete.-MO1on denied
Special TsrraBY Judge Van VOrsP Plat ct al agt
Participation.
Ciri-Pgrt II Judge Donohue-Brick ct al ag- Fow-
er.-Case settled see amendments
Circuit Part LI-By Judge DODOhue.BsseD agt Russell
Case settedi see amendments,
Marine COurt-Specidi Ierm-By Judge Slnnott.-
CoulOn agt Ku0x-DecisiOn filed. Elmer agt. Earl Banner
ag Carmichael LaudmaT agt. Friedlaneer, Kenny aGt
snead: NAV Fannet Sedge aCt Prop; Reid agt
Ocrse: Mills agt. RyODs Armstrong aEt Malette Jordan
Rohej TUax agL Burrsi ElstOn agL huHe.-Ordei"
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CAI.rNnARs THIS DAY

suPRElK CoUKr-CHAMBBRs- Potter Court opens at
1880 m Calendar called II a. Nos. o 20, q, 25,
a. As So 81 g. SO, 90 81 50, o. 100 l02 l03 l05 ll3
lie. TO- l26 1885, l4D ISL, 1872, 100 l6 l6i l6G 1871
III l72 49, ia 76 III l7s 49, $50, 49, ls2 1884, o6
1s6. lSs lS9
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERA-Speir, J.-COurt opens
at L Mo day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPKCIAL rERM-Nan HOesen J.-COurt
al II a. m.-NO calendar.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
proposll5
DEPOT oUARTERNtsTER's OFFICE.

DEPOT QUARTERNA5TENs OFFICR. I
1,l39 GirardFt, PHIIAD ELPHA. Penn July IL 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN duplicate. with copy Of this
each win be received this office until August 20
p IrS WITH the fol wing srticlesi
To BE DEVERAD AT 6HS 2GAErEAS4EAS DEPOT AT
1000 woollen Baukets 1000 Common Tent Pins loo
quality 10000 yards Canton Flannel.
10 BE DELIVERED AT Tha commentaries DEPors AT
500 wa Tents 500 Wall Tent beS Zoo 100 GSTmO1
Flannel heavy quality $4,000 YARDS shrng Flannel Hght
fo BE Dn1vKRKD AT THE DEPOT JERYEH
soNvIIIH IND.
To DELIVERED AT TIE QUARrERMAsTRRs DEPOT At PHIrA
10000 Campaign Hats 1900 Forage caps 5000 Fur
Pas t Fur a Se@o letter., OS 5o@
B5 w Safs Wool In isoo6 8 sole leather 5000
g h s5 eGe %Ps ee fsss &
siyerA white Xxx preferred 200 sweeies Last.nS
+ American Nails square cut q No liz 400 pairs Arctic
overs6oes; 1900 %oolen blankets. 500 -" Trumpes
200 Post Flags 800 storm Flags 300 Shoe Files $4,000
n He Ks g1S qaaS GSoo Dark Blue
g. $4,000 yards Black Sesa $1,000 yards WHITE Goo canvas
Black italian cl5th 100000 yards woTsied Cord 10000
S SHIRT Buttons B. B. Liner linen
Thread 1000 D. B. Linen Thread spools 10000 spoos
700 1V dozen zen spoos " b linen Thread
Bidders are Informed that all articles viii be subjected TO
viii be insisted upon and that article inferior to the
Tie Government reserves the right reject any all bids
VIII be subject 10 such notifications as may De nee
essary certain proposed changes in the Uniform now
under consideration are adopted.
preference given articles OF domestic protuc
ton and manufacture conditions Of price and quality being
equal and such preference will be given n articles Of Amer
can production manufacture produced on the Pacific
Coast the o. the consumption required Oy the pub
lie service there Revised statutes, S7l6 ~,
The articles which be used IN the states ana Terri
Of Pacdo Coast viii be Received and inspected at
Francisco. Cal. ,.
copies printed instructions 10 bidders and other III
formation apply az this ONCE
Envelopes containing proposals De Endorsed Proposals
for Military supplies" and addressed 10 toe undersigned
D. II. RCCiER,
Assistant Quartermaster General
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SUDDEN DEATH or A CIG4R-MAKER.

Jose Romwo, Spanish cigar-paeker, stag
rered into the drugstore Canalst and the Bowery
Lat night and fell 10 the floor dead. He had been IN
this eountry for eleven years unmarried and lived
At 40 DeIanceys Heart disease is thought TO have beea
the cause Of death.
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No. Al Hamiton-st., assaulted yesterday by two
women Mary Jane Coffee aud Catherine Murray, living
in the same house with him. Some scalp wounds we're
inflicted small Ratchet and the cuts were dressed
the Seventh Precinct Police station, where all three
locked
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, July 90, 1879.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesroom to-day:
By Van Tnsssf Fedrnev
plot OF land oxford place T. 100 n OF sylvan
ave running IN ough 10 Grove-sve. s3x 00xl0Ox
72x32 q; also lots Grove-aye, about 100 Y
OF oxford place; Also plot Of land - Syvsn-aye.
block front bet oxford aud NOTth-sts, l9lxl5Zllx
2404x6l.6 g: also gore lot on Syvan-ave. g cor OF
NOrth.st So 6x33.9x-; and gore lot g sylvan
ave ne, 3TSsFI B snS sa1oC
NJ OdksV 6 Co.
S-FtOry brick dwelling with lot No 2S9 East lthst
Good iw IN 10. $685.
By Jos. Mcguire. q Co.
! 2-stOry frame dive ting with lot No 1871 istsve, "
= W. II VI oo'"'''' io' -''-A''' q loC
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TOR MANHATTAN BEACH

H. Take the Elevated Railroads 70
WHITEHALL STREET STATION. PIER j, EAST
RIVER, and STEAMER ID. r. MARTIN to BAY RIDGE
The entire trip in the shade.
Excursion Tickets sold az all stations lt go cents including
ride both Elevated Roads 70 Manhattan Beach and
Waiting room connects direct with Elevated Depcts Al
Whehast for the steamerthereby avoiding street
ings. dust and danger incident thereto.
Grand Concert Grauas Sand a starns Doubled ecked
Pier l. L. r., on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
% minutes past he hour frOm S23 a N
10 825 q. m STARIN'S EXCURSIONS.
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anttion Sales OF Real Gstate.

-oo>o-~-s-~~]~|-g-,
OCEAN BEACH, n. j,
" GRAND AUCTION SALE Of 80o VILLA PLOTS BY
the sea al O'Clock premises, EDN EsDAY.
July 81 Free Rhode Island clam bake collation. and music
The include block OF 300 feet the
ocean many the valuable plots Of the assoca
ton Trains leave foot Of LDertys- at 7;i5 and NJ
JERE. JOHNSON. JR,
5la nest
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RFrORDED LIZZIE.

Raynor. Jane. guardian, etc. and others. 10 William
Wickc & CO. Nos III, ljs anu I'll GOerckst. and
Nos 800, Sy2 and 393 Eaat 3dst, years at an
mail f,-ufa nj
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN5FEaa
Uuu -YppU cry

A Low and vie To- Heber R Bishop 49,. - $50,
6th-avc s. 1905 1t Of 10Th st. SO 5xl15 Josiah
Low and wife tO Heber Bishop. 90.
6th-avo l33.lU23 II Of 7Oth-st l6.Ss.xl75; Ed
ward II Il Lyman and wife 10 Heher X BishoD,... 20,
l29ih-st n cor OF 6thave, l0OXJ9.ll James III Sui
Ivan and wife samuel Hall .---.-...--....... 81,
Albany Post Road. 25XSi cath Ward; Isabella Her
not and husband TO Halpin --.-.---------.....- i,
40thst, 875 ~ " " 10Th ave 25N9S.9; = w HOl-
comb, referee, 10 Mary Ravens. y,
7th-st n :. 80 IL " of AveC, JGxgI.6 (one-hth) VII
ham Mcclure 10 Philip McGuire- 2,
s3d-st n 37j II " OF 9tlave, 2Jx O0.4 Matthew
Richie and wife 10 John Kuhn ...,.----.------. D.
55thst, 4. i2l4 II W OF lstave. 2OxlO0.5 Sarah
Hal 10 susan HudsOn z,
S5thst a, $40 II " of LeXingtanave, 17xl0O.5 -
August MOsser and wife to John First IL,
32d-st = 325 II 81 stt-sve, l9.6T9S3 Bella Cud-
birth Thomss Cudbirth D..
5th-ave 4, All Il OF lSAt1-st l5OKllOi James W
BELL ana wife to Thomas A Grass.
46th-st n a. 1870 n OF 5th-zve, gOIl0O.5 teaseG
Mcneil referee Peter Goelet and 0thers----.--- o.
5ithst, 20 IT of 4thGye 2ON6O.5 Qe2sol; Mon
ELL referee 10 Robert GOeet ~
Oxford place p 90 II OF -yuanave, To GrOveavc,
loon lOUxIrTesuiar. and other properly in Z4th
Ward F. y Gale. referee. 20 Hastings Burchard 2,
Vaenneave, lots No % and part Of lot No 20 cath
WArd); HOlcOmb, referee. 10 Edward Bull.
executor. o.
62d-s, T. 10 " OF LeTIngt0nave, 2OXlOO.5 Swarts,
referee Henry Iden- .--.----... "
75thst, g $50 ~ " OF 2dave. 25xlO22 Farrell
referee 10 Edward Wll!ets executor etc...---. g..
45th-st = 375 n W NJ 1Oth-aye 2jGlOO.5; Bridget
Bryon John HOT1es. 49,
7Gtl-st, = = 100 II " Of 3t-aye. l0pNiO22; Jessie
Clark and husband 70 " lllam Stcwart---...--- 49,
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Brooklpu acal Cstats for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. LABS Broadway, cor: Thirty
frstst, eos Vest Twenty thiTdst, coz Elghtlaye.
No. ~ East Fourteenthst, corner 7 MO. square
OFFICE, No. 2.2Sl Third-aye, observation-disclosures
twenty fOurthsL HaTlem savings BANK Building 50
m. stregular Office
BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS of
~ LOTS for sale lines Of rapid transit IN Brooklyn
The attention Of counOyng city people Is invited 70 this
property price &l5o up and going mp.
rutland d WHITING Beekman-st
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AMusements.
A RON SOCIETY.

A RION SOCIETY.
"A GRAND SEASIDE
~ dMERNIGHi FEsTINAL
at West BRIGHTON Beach Hotel, coney Island
THURSDAY JULY 81, 1873.
Commences nj O'Clock Al $50 Grand Concert By
the full Chorus OF the Society and Orchestra II 10 Ars
Orchestra and two military bands for Ball and Promenads
Music Brilliant Illumination Of hotel grounds and beach,
magnificent nre works
BAL CHAMPETRE.
Admission 81 No return checks Tickets can be bad -
kstzenmayer No 80 Liberty r. ]. Kadenberg No.
Astor House No lZ5 Fulton 81: NJ VOm Baur, No,
80 Mercerst; Hsut Bros No. 1916 Broadway and No. Z24
6thave.; all the members and at the gate.
For the OF visitors the Ocean Navigation
Per Company will boats I'll Trains by C6lyers
Prospect Park and COney Island Railroad all night
Beach Palace at midnight l. and q. cnDectinG at
Bay Ridge for NevYOrk IN Of unfsvorabe weaher
the festival will be postponed To Friday August 1879
HAVERLY'S LYCEUM THEATRE.
Il Fourth Week. MATINEEs Wednesday and saturday.
artists eaor9s A.
ROSTER & BIAL.
23d-st. sth-ava
GRAND POPULAR CONCERTS
EVERY EVENING.
formerly Director q Kroif. Garden In se9s HiAs
ADMISSION. % CENTS.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
" Coolest the city FULLER Electric LlRht
night Sig A. TORRIANA. Ir, Baritone Last week ROSA
AcGEACHY Miss HEN RlETTA MARKsTEIN, Pianist
DoDWoRrH. Admiss'o % cents QoDWOkrH
THE GREAT NETWORK AQUARIUM,
3jth-st and Broadway.
FISHES REPTILES, and the only two nying ChiIapsn;
dogs. EVERY AFTEROOON AND MONT. DOORS
OPEN FROM "a. NJ TILL 10 p II.
ADMISSION, 80 CENTS CHILDREN, IS CENTS.
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RECORDED MORT


Of 5d,ave. Years .. s21OO
Madison ave- W Of sqdst fouf moTtgsgcsJ 80 5ssI5
ave. 1000
eof iGth-i1e. years 5000
Ravens. Mary G and husband 10 A Underhll 3
4Oth OF lOh-aye, 1000
sGranee Company, 55tistw Of istave year l,5oO
''" st. Of istaye month 'o,, $500
month $500
i55t-si u iOth-sve, 1000
oRu Sve and 7stS-st 5000
O'Neil Josephine NJ and husband 10 Emma h Adams
West lOtlst Of tfrccnWfChst 600
sdave tour PaP1sj $4,000
ecutSr etc W SD st. " Of 6th-aye years...., 5000
52d-st " OF 5th-sve, years $4,000
Same 10 Maria Prngle, 54d-st, " OF 6th-aye 90,
Of Madison ave trecorded July 25j years 1000
0A" soh,aTe recorded July 55j 3 years 1000
sam" ave e recorded july 25j 3 years 9 - 1000
Treacy. Thomas 10 The Sheltering Arms" 5oth-
of 5aye, l5,OOO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Bishnp Hebor r. executor Samuel Lyon. $685.
Robert 10 Amelia Gutter, OO
Messer, Harriet 20 Theodore l,OOO
Miles, William II, executor etc, 20 A Blake Jr. trus
Rnsensen Flo 1000
Willard George Baker
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
GILMoRE's BAND AND LEVY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Trains leave East 23ist crossing the via steamer
sylvan Grovep-e:4j, 9ia, lO:i5, ll:I5 a. aud bali.
Returning trains Manhattan Beach hafhourly for
New YORK via GreenpoinJ To 1888 D. N ..,.
D. r. Martin hourly from 925 TO $50 M via
Steamers Thomas Coyer and Twilight leave River
laIdings-From 22OsL SlO lO23 NJ then hourly 70 o-s
p Len st. s,s5 a m. and hourly 10 e:35 D. m
Pier 8 955 a m. and hourly 70 o:93 D. M - -. -,
Bay Ridge haIthouriy 20 iO:25 D N.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM $3.50 A. NJ TO IL p NJ.
RECToR-sTREET-Nearest point for Wall street Ferry.
srREEr-Nearest point for Jersey City and
PARK GE"Nearesi point Post oscs CITY Hail and
Barclay street Ferry 70 Aoboken g.. o.o,,. a., u-,.
CHAMBERssTREEr- Nearest point for Pavonia and ERE
PRANKLfN-srhEET-
Jersey City, and connects with DesOrosses and
BIEEcK RsTREErGconnects with cars and
EIGHTH-srREET-con with for Christopase.
FoU RTEEN THsTREEr-C Connecting with cars for East
TWENTY f'Ei Dconnecting vita toe
Twentythir street Ferry 10 Jersey CITY, and East Ihrty
fourth street Ferry for Hunters Point
THIRTY. THIRDsrREET-Con with cars Tor Wee.
FoRTY 4sE ctoSD.sTREET-- Connects with New-York
Transfer CouDany's cabs for Grand CentraI Depot
FIFTIETH and SIXrtAvESS ~ .,,ru
Park, connecting with cars OF BeI5 Line Hall[oa
EIF FTY m ana ana SSIISSTTHh1EENGE
SEVENTY SCION ana MI MI II L.
NISETY. THi RID sTREET and NINTH AyENU Z E.
ONE-HU y DRED-A ND-FOURrH STREET aud NINrH
Por nptovn trains take east sile statons.
downtown trains take west side stations ,,,.,. -
Will % ostsL and othaYe and 4O4bh-s@ sna
P s ave 10 T us Except between the hours Of $50
7.30 n; ana ( 20 D. IN. wnen the fare Is ; Gems.
SUNDAY TRANS IRON NJ tRR ~ presiean
NJ VAN BRoCKLIN, Superintendent.
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Gxcnrslous.

A NEW-BRUNSWICK boat, landing az
H. sayreviile, south Amboy Perth AmbOy, Tottenvle
Woodbridge Rossyie AMI star Landing; steamer Wyoming
from foot Canal every Week day at fare lower than
other route.
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DTrans the Brooklyn. Fatbush and cOney Island Raj
way until further nJree. viii run hafhOurly between
FLATBU-H-AVE
(LOng Island Depot Brooklyn and
BR CLIFTON BEACH
from $50 a 1000 p. Trans viii also leave
BEDFORD
Frankln-ave.l. halt-h0rry. from $3.50 a. m. 70 1905
p m. Last train from the Beach. IL 0. M The $3.50
aud 1880 a. m. trans from Flatbush-aye., 635 and
1885 a. NJ. from Bedford and the $50 and 7i53
from Brighton DO sundays. The de0ots
be reached via south and Wall street Ferries BY Aa1to
and Firth Lines via FlOn Ferry by Fatbush
Avenue and Adams and Boerum street Line. Htn ton
Ferry South Brooklyn Central Line via Grand end Roose.
ferries by and NOstrsnd Avenue. Tomp1ns
Avenue aud Franklin Avenue Lines Extra trains viii be
lDA ""'D W " E. pORwIN. supernte ndenk
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Real estate 10 gfrhanee.

I AND for G0ODS.-1, 600 acrea of land
finely located the best portion Kansas
change for any Kind u goods sell In country sor'
Address A. b. sA LISBU hf, Marion Centre Kan.
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Gin Drouertn 90 Get.

~~~--~-----e---i-,
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, 20. .93s Broadway. Thirtyhrst
Ct, or 3OS West 1wenty -thri-st. Eighth avei
NO, w East fOurteenthsL, corner UnOnsgu1re 7O0
Thru ave. cor Forty seyeuthsL; at the HARLEM OFFICE
No Isl IAfuavs, hundrean rWenty f0urtsL,
1Ia1em savings Bank Building up TO .. IN, II regular
OnioerateA
rEO LET.-ln the "VancOrlear apartment
building 7thsve, 55th and 5Bthss. from August l.
several suits 10 sso0 near Central PARK nre proof
thoroughly constructed with al modern uances urt
be 10 DO appreciated Apply ~ JNO. DUNSELI. 81
Unions
TCO LET or for SALE.-Three three-story
4 private dwellings. al modern improvements
family Apply the premises Ave- A. boulevard between
Both ana ii sss Rent $50 per ia price 900 each
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5ltuaiions Uanteo-lfIdles

5ltuatinns Uanleo-GIdles
A YOUNG man, age 90, of ability, wishes to
"a study law. Address Box g. Tribune Office.
A CULTURED GENTLEMAN cd with Al
"a references and fine business abilities. speaking ana
writing five modern languages and efficient OoOkkeeper
desires employment at moderate salary Address ALMA,
Tribune Office.
COACHMAN.-By n married man as first
~ class coachman VIII be found perfectly SOBER reliable
and excellent city driver und rsand the and
INLAND aud If required and well
Address McD, 1873 Nest olst-st.
EARDENER.-By married man, English,
~ chldreni thoroughly understands the anagement
houses hot cold graperies. fruits flowers and
vegetables has fu knowledge Of farming wife wOud take
charge dairy poultry c those requiring the service OF
hstcass party only need reply Address GAR DEN Err, Box
Ia, Tribune Uptown ONCE No. US HIGHWAY
GARDENER.-By single man understands
" greenhouse grapenes hot and cold fruits, vegetables OF
all kinds has thorough knowledge OF his business in
eral gentemans place best city references Address
]. H., Box n, Tribune Uptown Ohce l2Jo Br0adwGys
GARDENER and FL0RIST.-By a young
~ married thoroughly understands his business
nrstca TeoOmmendsuous only hrstcass place where
good wages VIII De paid need apply. Address VI J. DAVIS,
XYAITER.-By a thoroughly competent man,
w with highest testimonials for capabilities and
briefly; s competent caterer, required no ooJec
ton 10 part Of the country Cali address WAITER,
80 East 23d at.
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NEW SHORT LINE
NEW SHORT LINE
To WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
COMFY ISLAND.
VIA BAY RIDE AND THE
NETWORK AND SEA BEACH RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
The popular steamer. MORRISANIA and SYLVAN
STREAM kew-lOrk connecting AZ Bay Ridge Win
trains OF Brighton Beach, follows
TWENTY-> ECOND-Sr, NORTH RIVER:
GAS, lO45. ll45. lz40 l45. 245 Ji5 4i5, $40.
WEST TENTHSr:
$3.50. 1866, 400 a. m 1900, l55. BOO, 355 $50, BOO
800 D. u.
PIER 13-CEDAR-ST: -
40 ?. m.
1915. lll6 MI 1915 ll5, 2:l5. 3l5 &lo 5iS. 6:la
7:lO p. -. - ~.
follows: 500. g.2J. 1920 ll:2O l2!0
4:10. 5.2O $40. 7:-O sS;2J aud $50 D.
TRANS mn thus for Piers aud ID only.
tConnectlng with steamer Mary Powell.
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE
The steamers HARLEM ant sHADYsIDE leave Harisn
(aorrisania steamer PERI connecting with trains al Bay
Ridge as follows. 9:05 1910 l6, 3l5, 49, aud $40
Landing at ll9thst. Astoria Greenpont Grand-st and
Leave Fulton Ferry Pier $3.50. II a 2O5 4O5. sos and
Returning leave West Brighton Beach 1929. ll:2o NJ
200 500 $50 and 100 p n
Excursion Tickets cents single tup 80 cents Children.
X. f.. KICKER President
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A WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

a. 10 DI'I0 And 4 H5' DI'4'OI
CONEY ISLAND POINT.
PROSPECT PARK AND CONEf ISLAND RAILROAD.
TRAINS between COMFY ISLAND POINT aud WEST
BRIGHTON BEACH leave at $3.50 and 1880 m.
hail.hOuriy thereafter until lU:lu p. NJ. making
with steamboats, and from Ne1YOlk ADD
Newark Excursion tickets Is
Trains between West Brighton Beach aud Brooklyn Wiz
halfh0ury rom $50 a m. 10 and from y N 70
IL every IS minutes Sundays every 10 minutes.
EXCURSION Tickets BROOKLYN and West Brighton
Beach 20 The BroOklYn Depot Green wool 9havs
and 20tht be reached by from all the fereA
This Is the only line running direct che Obsery
tory 300 feet high aud he New Ocean Pier Lot feet long
landing passengers the OF all the public attraconA
GRAND cox EKIS Observatory Plaza after
and evening, SUNDAY included, BY DOWNING's
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND add n Ar
BUCKLE, the world renowned COrnot solo II.
Grounds lighted by ELECTRIC LIGHT, 2o,O)0 candle
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w city NewYork and NewJ ersey, for and vlu-
able article Just large prsts and entirely respectable
for good pAS g z-fAlSk. IL East l4thsL