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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
GALLIAKD WINS THE 1000 GUINEAs.

LONDON, April 25.-The race fer the Two
Thousand Guineas Stakes for ws,run to-
day at the Newmarket nrst sprg meeting TWAS won by
Lord Falmouths lay brown colt Galiard with Lord
Caoogans brown colt Goldn-ld second and c. Blantons
bay colt The Prince third
The betting at the start vas nine TO two against
0aliard. ten TO against a9dneld and five to one
against The Prince 1shAsA the lead at the start
bot pulled bach. aod Aaouonser and Highland
Csief went 10 the mont They Led 10 tho Bushes
es.eod 6slissd vea ey AsAS In h50> Thsye was
giy AssS hADsAp ~ ss~ssA asd third horses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

EXPLOSION OF GAS IN A PARIS THEATRE
P.RIs. April 25.-An explosion of gas occurred To-
riobt in the green n-room of the Ambigu lhea're
while a performance was being given. twenty per.
sons were injured The noise of the explosion dia
not reach the auditorium and the audience departed
ouety. it being represented that one OF the prnci
nal actors had been taken i'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
GARNET RIJMORS IN SPAIN.

MADRID. April 25.-There are rumors OF a Canlnet
crisis. Senor Glron, Minister of Justice diners
with his advanced colleagues. The Budget Com
mittee of the Chamber of Deputies to-day adopted
a resolution reducing the increased expenditure
proposed by General Martinez Campos, Minister OF
War. who thereupon resigned his position IN the
Cabinet A council Of Ministers Is considering inc
CIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
THE CORK DYNAMITE CONsPIRATORs.

CORK, April %" Featherstone and OHerihy'
two of the men arrested here on charge of being
implicated in the dynamite conspiracy. Will De
taken to Liverpool on Thursday. where they VIII
be tried, together with Deasy, who is IN CUSTODY
there on O similar charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
OHIO STATE FORESTRY CONTENTION

CINCINNATI, April 25.-The Ohio State
Forestry Convention began its session here to-day.
The attendance was very light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
FATAL EXPLOSION IN A MINE.

ALAS, France, April 25.-An explosion occurred
to-day in mine at Besseges, in the reimbursement
of Alais. Nine bodies have thus far been recov-
cred. At the roll-cal which was had after the ex-
ploson 127 miners failed to answer to their names
and il is feared there many victims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
FAILURE or ST. LOUIS DESTILLERS.

BosTON, April 25.-The Bleyer Dlsillcry
Company of ST. Louis has made assignment. II sue
ceeded the firm OF pwman & Beyer who failed In Jan
-ary 1881 with liabilities OF $3.50 900, which they COM
promised at 80 the dollar Tne present haDll
iles of the company are rs yet unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
Sudden DEATH OF PRINCE BATTHYANY.

SUDDEN DEATH OF PRINCE BATTHYANY.
LONDON, April 25.-Prince Batthyany, the
weknown patron Of the turf and owner OF number OF
racehorses died suddenly this afternoon in the nclosure
for members at the Newmarket track. His death oc'
curred lust after the numbers OF the starters and jockeys
in the race for the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes had
hepn hOsted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
puENJy PARK MURDER TRIALS.

DUBLIN. April 25.-The trial of Timothy Kelly.
charged with participating in the PheAx farh
murders, was continued tins morning. The Judge
in summing up the evidence taken at the trial spoke
most strongly against the prisoners claim OF an
aIibi. The jury after being out short time re-
turned to court and announced that they had oeen
unable to agree on a verdict The jury were sent
back to reconsider their verdict but after returning
TO the courtroom the fourth time and reporting
that they could not agree, they were discharged
The trial of Michael Pagan. who is charged Win
the murder of Mr. Burke, was then begun. Fagan
pleaded not guilty Messrs. Adams and j. OByrne
were assigned by the Court to defend him. Great
difficulty was experienced in securing a jury.
Seventy-fv of the persons called failed to make
their appearance and were fined E1o0 each. james
Carey the informer, testified that he had arranged
to stab exSecretary Forster after the plots to shoot
him had failed. He said ne did not attend meetings
of the Assassination Society ON SUNDAY on account
OfSabbatarian scruples. He declared that even now
he wished 90 remove tyrants and said be believed
that il was no sin to kill Mr.. Burke. Two compost
tors testified that they saw Fagan in Phoenix PARK
OIL Nav 6,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
COLLISION AND LOSS OF LIFE AT SEA.

IoxpoS. April 25-The ship County of Aberdeen
from Calcutta came into collision off Owners
Iiphtship with the ship British Commerce. bound
for Melbourne The latter vessel sank. with twenty
of her crew. The weather was thick at the time OF
tha collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
THE RECENT LETTER OF MIR. SARGENT

BERLIN, April 25.--Ihe National Zeitang says
the position Of Mr. Sargent the United States Minister.
is considered in diplomatic circles have been shaken
An his letter TO the American Secretary
Of State on subject Of the importation OF pork into
Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

Cbisehurs st. Blaise Highland Chief and Auction eer
were close up at the finish The other starters were
Montroyd Paddock, Ganymede, Hamako Bon jour- E1-
mort Grandmaster and Madrid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

and floated down until he struck a tree up whlGn
he climbed, where he remained until morning. on'
two bodies have been recovered 80 far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
THE QUESTION or TYNANs EXTRADITION

LONDON April 25.-The lines says it is under
stood that the evidence against Peter lyman
("Number " from independent witnesses as well
as from informers is such as TO justify decisive
action by the Government in asking for his extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
WHEAT STATISTICS OF TIE NORTHWEST
Bushels

MINNEAPOLIS Minn., April 25.-Ihe North
,oestern Mailer tomorrow will publish the following state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

Tic receipts cOnInue cOnbIucIUUIy HcIUW tHV c"Pf'
)i the mills The total average daily output OF the iis
Tor the past week was IL 800 bushels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26

Bubnels
Wheat stored In the Minneapolis elevators on o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

MONEY SETTLEMENTS TO BE MADE.
AN IMPORTANT AGREEMENT AFFECTING THE PAS
sENGER POOLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
LITERARY NOTES.

Mr. Froude this rear wrote story Tor the Cnris'-
mas supplement of an English periodical.
Only ten copies have been printed of Mr.. Edmund
w. Gosse's privately issued book on Lodge Eliza
bethan poet.
Sixty cents American money was the price asked
for Harpcrs Christmas IN England. the whole
edition being sold out within week OF lis puohca-
tlon.
Professor A. Roberts tire author of "Compan-
ion to the Revised New Testament" has writ'en
volume on "Old Testament Revision"
Herr spielbacen the distinguished German writer
of fiction has inst published an essay on the
novelist's art. Ii may safely be asserted that he
deyotes most of his work to the discussion OF
character study.
Mr. F. r. Stockton and Mr.. John Burroughs are
the American authors who are to follow Mr. w. d.
Howells through the press of Mr. Douglas, OF Edln-
burgh Both "Rudder Grange" and winter
Sunshine" are announced for publication
MIR. James Russell Lowell is to have the honor
OF unwilling tho bust of Fielding which is TO De
erected in the novelists native county. Singularly
enough, considering the feeling about Longfeilow
in Westminster Abbey, there doesn't seem to be any
objection in England to thus distinguishing mere
American.
Mr. j. A. Picton's book on Cromwell which has
inst been published in London is said to be, next TO
Carlyle's the best Interpretation yet given OF the
character of the Lord Protector This, perhaps, Is
not saving very much for it must be conceded after
all that Carlyles book is here and there somewhat
heavy and pretentious
new illustrated Shakespeare with the text ana
chronological arrangement supplied by PROFESSOR
Deius of Bonn is to be issued by Cassell Potter q
Cabin Professor Deus asserts an inveterate
scepticsm as to those outward illusions which so
many dilIgent commentators have detected IN the
plays. and except where they may DO looked upon
as self evident he ignores them altogether in deter
mining the date CT composition He rejects the
theory that Shakespeare ever rewTOte his plays,
and refuses to acknowledge the handiwork of any
other author except in "Iimon" "Pericles," and
the prologues to "Troilus and CressIda" and King
Henry VIII"
The Century is about to publish paper on
erick Locker, tho London lyrist, illustrated with
several portraits and drawings. Mr.. Stedman's
article on Emerson will appear III this maya
zine. He is now engaged upon his " Longfeow."
The native scholars of India SAID to devote
mich time and profound criticism to the important
works published by European philosophers and
scientific men,
DIR. john Browns library and art collections are
to be scattered like most of the possessions of
literary men abroad. sale will take place shortly
in Edinburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY, Jan. 14-P. d.

SUNDAY, Jan. 14-P d.
Last week witnessed no little revival of specula-
ton in mining stocks. Tbs markets exhibited some
approach to old-time activity there seemed to DO
better class of buying than there has been before
for months and there was considerable. although
Irregular appreciation in values. 1t is too early to
venture the assertion that the Improvement has
10 stay but ii Is fair to report that the sur
face indications of an improving market last week
of o more stable character than have been tue
spurts of activity and rallies in prices which nave
occurred before during the last six months.
Yesterday tho markets were as active as during
any day of the week; but the best prices OF the
week were not always fully maintained. Whether
the reaction has any significance OF not 1t was
natural result of desire TO realize profits on the
last day of the week. Sierra Grande declined froh
$40 to 2.75a2. so against $50 week ago. kobln-
sou was dull and cents lower at 1.25. The Lead,
vile shares generally strong at u'l bgur SAND
the ComstOck shares and those OF the gold mining
companies OF California generally were about
steady.
sALEs At TIM MINING sKCHAS1Ez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
5ieaifiboats ano RAILROADS..

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
L sATONIC and NAUGATUCK RA1LRoADS-steamers
leave Cathaftne. alp at 1880 M 800 2lsts, East
River $40 D. Fare lower than by any other route.
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
Il EAsT.-FARES REDUCED SO to Boston, Lowell and
FttchbuTg So Newport and Fall River; 81 30
Bedford corresponding reduction TO other POINTS steamers
M PORr aud OLD tOONN leave New.York alter
Sundays epied from Pie 2S North River foot
of Murray A:JO IN. Connection
Brooklyn foot OF Pntonst aud Jersey city iron foot
Of Excnange place. at 2. m.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents.
GEO. l.. coNNoR. GenI Pass. Agent
DOPULAk SHORE LINE.
i FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Three trains daily Suntys eIcepte boston at
a lpaIlor car attached and lUp M with palace
sleeping cars. Sundays at ~ y. with palace sleeping
cars).
r. w. POPPLE,
Acting General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

The Biglow Papers, az
we now have them, form 3
strongly propOriioned WORK
and are q positive addition
eO the serio-coh,ic literature
of the world. They are al
most apart from criticism
there is no prototype by
which To test them. Lowell
has been compared to Bnt'
Ter, but " II Il d bras
whether as poetry or his
tOrical satire, is vastly be-
low the nlasterwOrk OF the
New England idyllist. The
titles OF a few great books,
each OF which has no fellow,
come 10 Dllnd as we think
OF It's possible rank and du-
ration, and / observe that
Mr.. Sanborn docs not tear 80
mention tie highest. IL j.
"a point in favor OF trans
atlantic Judgment that the
Diglow Papers " first gave
Mr.. Lowell the standing,
with those who make opin-
ion in England, which lis
choicest pOems OF art anO
nature had failed TO procure
FOR him.
Mr.. Loweli's prose diver
siOns, so vide in range,
could not have been made
without some lapse OF fealty
to the Muse OF song.
1t il hard to conceive why
Mr.. Lowell should permit
his editions to retain the
extravaganza of rr.
Knott" so little above the
grade of the hackney verse.
His sense never Was more
subtle, his taste never more
delightful, than in the flaw
lees stanZas on the "Ph@be.'
recently printed In this
magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

DOUBLE IRA N THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MkNT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE Salty.
Express New.York DesbIosses and Court
lnndt street Ferries follows
Go 72O . S3 90 aud 10 Limitedl, ii a. l. $50. SfV
4. 8, q, T. ., and p and ~ night sundays q q
% Limited and 10 n. nl 4, u 4 3, and D. in, ana -
night -, =,
Express Trains leave New York daily except sunday az
1870 q. m. and D. M, running through wa trenton NHu
camden. ,,-,,.,,.
12i0l 500 81 $40, $50, 1880. 30. $50 abd ~ q W.
imted Express 1880 y. M. /, 3 I, lJs5 Lnlteai0 ~
$40 s:3u t5;25 Limited, ESQ 7:l1. and - p "a
Leave Phiaielphia Via Camden, M aud 43O m 1aiV
except sunday ,. ,,o--,o,. . 49, ,ro,..
and foot OF and COurtlandt C0urtsl anu
nrook YIN Annex station foot of Fultonst BrOokyn o
ia AZ and llS usOust. Hoboken station Jersey CiJi
lmigrant fcket once, Pier l. -
The New YORK Trans OF Company Will call for and eheoA
pasf Taks 1 LIS r. PUUii JR WOOD.
General Manager. General Plssr Agent
CTONINGT0N LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST 81.
Reduced So TO Boston for hrsiolass tickets gOoo"nv
ELEGANT stoanss eays daily Sundays excepted AZ Sve
m fIon Pier SO North River foot Of Jay-st, New loik
irving Boston at Tickets for sale at OIL pi'n''-
uPhoWipENcE LINE. for freight only Cleaners sss 's
from pier 90 forth River. foot of Wsrens $50 ~ 'S
sundays excepted for Boston via Proyidence lreos
W. Porfia. Ac,ing General Passenger as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

dialect poems are the best
|metrical exposition OF West
|ern character In It's actions,
speech, department, and
odd mingling OF crudrness
and wickedness, with the
real virtues of delicacy ana
honor. Never was there q
moro unpromising poetic,i
field; but these pastorais
are as true to Californian as
the "Biglow Papers v are 10
Yankee life and manners.
Lastly, they are thoroughly
artistic, and exhibit more
conspicuously than IN other
lines q firm touch OF the
authors hand.
They are IN turn humor-
GUS, pathetic. abrupt, ecccn-
tine, ana profane ; ana each
IOf them as soon as publlsned
passed into general popu-
larity.
As q whole, they are a
powerfully handled work,
and make a distinct addi-
.tion to seriO-cOmic hteri-
Iture. They are positively
unique In their way; there
10 nothing iu literature with
which to test them. Bret
narte has been compared
TO Lowell but the " Big
low Papers," whether as
satires or word-pictures OF
life aud manners, are less
purely artistic than the best
work OF the Western poet.
One thinks twice Of the
rareness OF real originality
before ventuiing an eBt!-
mate of their rank and du-
ration and 1 observe that
Mr.. HOwells puts no mean
limit on them. IL Is no little
in favor Of mass judgment
that these dialect poems
first brOugh. Mr.. Hartc the
Reputation among those
who have literary weight,
which his more ambitious
efforts, in other lines, had
failed " do for him.
Bret Harte's dialect diver
sions, SO cramped In range,
could not have been made
without some supplemental
W rk In the way Of legiti-
mate song.
Ii Is hard TO understand
why Mr.. Harte should keep
these parOdies IN bis edl-
tons when he has discarded
SO much that Ia better III
giving them u place.
His sense never was more
subtle, his touch never more
delicate, than in the delight
lal Newport Legend"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

Bullion valued at $-i6,Gii Of was received in
New-lOrk on saturday from The mlueS, making
total for the week of 1896, 30 o.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York the
past week officially reported by the two ex-
changes at 6O9 lI5 shares.
The mining outlook for 1888 in the State OF
Colorado re ms to be an unusually promising one,
aud The Dehrer Republican gives the reasons as fol-
lows:
The year begins with many assured evidences Of the
greatcs yield yet recorded Of developed mines
tlat have been Idle urinS 1882 10 be worked
uyely In very short time aud those tnat have
varied explorations will be stopped ana thus add largely
the prOdJct 81 1888. The OJcrtic5 Ia every
camp. not before known rs producers viii swell the list
paying mines and the pl4ccrs Will show
for the past half dozen years
II readily be unders God tnat profits will larger
because most Of the mines nave their plants OF ma
chicry In place, and the uri angcments well perfected
ady Increased output The cost OF transpor
alton and reduction OF ores IL less tnan
mas ever been Known aud consequently the min
sal mined will bear pment without the careful
iug marketable grades necessary. The close
argins upon which ores are now bought. through The
tabiiIhMeut OF competitive bids. give higher cash
TO the miner tnsn he has hitherto received ana
anus yorythng conspres to stimulate production ana
enc uragc prospecting
From one extreme " state To the other the miner
II iUi.nnt his pros ects aud sold reasons Tor
hs Inc number o. new iii cOveres Oh large
bodies OF uncK plotted mineral deposits
great AZ the present time although many OF tnes,
may nos be 40 prolific OF pay ore AS tnelr owners aDci
pate sui few OF them have been sufficiently tes,ed
ue pronounced immensely valuable.
The many mills and new processes IN operation In diff
erent localities TO treat OF particular mines are
achieving mHrhcd success ana the prOOem OF cheap
centaOn Of lOwgrade s practical solution
tnan many suppose.
Tno mning papers Of every district promise To exceed
hrir best efforts OF previous years anG nedce there Is
feeling ~ security and stability In ali mining rprses
at c-nuOt alL TO advance Rapidly tue prosperity OF the
whole state tue ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

In q liberal sense, and
somewhat as Poe stands Tor
American poetry, he has
become our representative
story-teller.
They (Harte's dialect
.p0emsj ore the unique pro-
duct on which his genius
has stamped the spirit Of
the period and place that
gave them birth. Their
power lies In qualities
which, as here grouped,
were entirely new with MIN.
They echo the opinions OF
an acute-and In some cases
slightly snobblsh - thinker
with regard to social sole
clsins ; they are satires that
cut at the way in WHOM
public opinion was moulded
Dy the ignorant, the vulgar,
and the shoddy. The criti-
cism was Just, but often-as
on the Chinese question-it
Was not the popular view,
and required some decision
70 advance It, Again. these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
filming.
,pRING VALLEY and II. s. MINING

SPRING VALLEY and L. S. MINING
- INVESTMENF STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
w. BRENTON WE'LL Nc, 81 Broadway
JUSTICE AND MAMMOTH AND EAGLE AND TRISlDAD)
MINING COMPANIES OF ALTOONA,
NEW YORK, Dec. 22, 1882
NHE ANNUAL MEEiiNG of The stock
holders NJ the above naued companies for the election
transaction OF such other business
De brought before said meeting. Will be hed ONCE
the company, "A Peaflst Monday. January
D. ~ H. H. MOOItE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday. Jan. 10. 1888
Yesterday. To-day
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CALICO. Cal. Jan. 1.-The water troubles of tn"
BOna.za KING consolidated Mining Company at
Providence nave been settled by the purchase Of the
Water Jacket spring, and the company's ten-stamp
mill dry crusher began steady work on January
l. The bullion shipment for the week ending jan
nary amounted to eleven bars, valued at Sls,-
SOL so.
Work has been commenced on n tcn-stamD mill at
Calico for the Oriental Mining Company.
Frospectors are finding rich rock along the line
of the A. and L. Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15

best, mctrical presentation
of Yankee character In it,
thought, dialect, manners,
and singular mixture OF
cOarse1ess and shrewdDest
with tho fundamental sense
OF beauty and right. Never
sprang the flower Of ART
from n more unpromlsinl
soil; yet these are eclOguei
as true Us those OF The
ocritus or Burns. Finally
they are not merely objcc
tive studies. but charged
with the poets own passion,
ard bearing the marks OF
scholars hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
STEAMBOATS, an0 ilailroa0s.

NEW-l DIRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLR0AD-Commenclng November O. 1892
through trains Will leave Grand central Depot:
Western and Northern Express 20 Rochester aud
Montreal with drawlnsTOOm cars also To saratoga.
SPECIAL Express FOR Chicago daily stopping only
Albany acuse. rochester Buffalo Erie, Cleveland and
Toledo
lO{Oa. M. chicago express drawing room carsto Canaan
daiula Rochester and Buffalo.
Ii NJ Albany and Troy, with connection to Utica
t,!els Fans. LaAe George aud gu6,and
$3.50 p. m. lOany ana Toy special saturdays only.
4 D. IN, Accommodation TO Albany ami Troy
st. Louis Express, wi sleeping for st. Louis
running tn Oush day the week, also Niagara Falls,
Luna4O TuleoO and Detroit
D. m Express daily except sunday. with sleeping cars
syracuse aud Auburn Road also to saratoga Mon
trcaL
p. M, Pacific Express daily with sleepingcars for
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit. Chicago and
LOwNiue.
n Night Express. with Sleepingcars TO Albany and
Troy Connects with morning the West
Tickets bowling q Gen. 20 and AIS Broad.
EN OIces PARK aud 15J
and 942 Broadway New.York, aud 5S3 Washngt on-str
brooklyn. L. H. Nj tEhEk,
j. NJ rOUCEY Gen. Supt Gen. Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-15
Ciln Real estate tor Sale.
1 IMPORTANT TO H0USE-BUYERS.

A IMPORTANT TO HOUSE-BUYERS.
We offer sale ready occupation the following list OF
choice houses built by ourselves;
No. l6 Fast 69th.st. SO feet wide.
No 20 East O9thst 81 feet wdo tc0rneT Madison aNeJ
No SlS Madison.aye. "a l. feet wide.
Nos Al and 43 West 53d ST.. % feet wide eacn
NO. III Lex ngtOI-ave., "a feet wide. - -, -.
No l}o TO IN East l6hst from IL to 20 feet wide at
very moderate press, OF will rent.
HOnses open every day send for pamphlets to
CHARLES Buck q CO.. Architects, 63 East flstst
Successors 10 Duggiu & Crossman)
EOR SALE-5Ox109 on ClintOn-place, be-
Il tween University place and Greene-st rutland q
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Gin propcrtp 20 LeL
TO LET
IN THE "WELLES BUILDING
situated on broadway -. opposite Bowling
Green the best Offices IN the city ~ New NOgk Tor
BASKfNG, INSURANCE. BROKERS or OTH Err BCSl-
MSS.
This entirely and Truly magnificent building Is now
completed and ready for occupancy III built NJ brick iron
ana pink granite and - THOkOUGHLN FfRE.PKOOf.
IL four passenger elevators pure spTins water
from artcsan well. and all tho
LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
offices be- secured by early application u the
subscriber al his Office In said building No Is Bfuaiway
NJ. NJ VAIL.
TO LEASE-Fivc handsome new four-story
houses II TO % feet l39 10 l87 East 3ohst. Watch
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1J CITY HALL PLACE.-TO Rent, large,
wefurnshod door front aud back parlor 20 respect
able party suitable for Doctors Office.