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Professional cards. ss per month for one
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q cents line for six insertions. and 10
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commercial advertisements, 50 cents an
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FOR WEEKLY;
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The above rates will be strictly adhered
% with all new advertisements. and with
sld Advertisements If continued upon the
sxp,rstion Of present contracts.
THE P0ST.IMTElucEMcER PUB. co.
a~sffIe June 10. 1888
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j. r. & II. II. LEWIS
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Buffers building, room 4 and s.
James Street. Opposite Occidental Hotel.
Seattle. w. +.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
CLOSIYG PRICES OF CfLTF0Pvtf STOcNS
sASFnANCIsCO. Friday. Feb. =. 1888.
Bullion valued at 81 s,7I725 wa. received in tins
a. tfnt t~.,ff ha IA

Bullion valued ut - 7I7.2} was received in tins
city Yesterday from the mines.
Navajo Sui crntr udcnt reports jan ary -; w OK
on the 40 level vas discontinue to adiui OF
the uccc, irv work being done q Tho t9tion hrioIe
sinking could be resumed. Good progress mas been
rnile m cutting out for the water tauk, aud All
other work IL being pushed ahead rapidly. Vine
SO. - WIS sunk ven feet, showing an unuTI'l
width OF very rich ore. Slopes on the oiHtItht
levels are without material change. Sonth arm =
east lateral vciu $50 irveI. advanced fourteen iert
No material change 10 note As We VIII nave 10
close down tn" mil Tor few days tins week 10
make some repairs and clean ont the boiler our
huIllon .hipmcIt viii not b. 80 large nrN; week.
Tine Iuu has extended over fifty days without stop
pug.
TaylorPlum. Superintendent trlegraphcd jan
nary 81: All working -m othly; niue ddlly iHl
moving Concerning the Taylor Plunas me
6T,curiif Rui,'in Cali of Januarv l. has the iol-
lowing. In the mine the upraI-e has reached the
surface and now all parts can e. thoroughly vehti-
lated. EaIy last week Mr. Bran~.ord put some
miuer- to work IN the tunnel no q place about 100
feet rom the mouth these have SUNK down about
fifty feet on the ledge. The ledge hero - well de-
lined. Mr. DasiS, Superintendent 0i the Crescent
miur say, that this is the came ledge that II now
paving ~ well under MS cement. Al the north
paltics nave made location on what they believe
10 be- an extension Of the ledge
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New Publications.
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IDUBLIC SALE.
VALUABLE GIiIST AND SAW-yILL PROPERTY
AND FARM,

THURSDAY. FEBPUA4tY - 1889,
VII lie sold ON the uIesrs al the following yau'
o Real Estate situate he Township Of Lumber M Bur
fpgton touutv y j.. known tho " EayrstoNu Mil
Prorcrtv consisting the Mil Property proper about
IN ,, and tu, Farm EEL Joining about 10 a,res. The Mil
prertv is ono the valuable IN the country situated
m tb paurocis fceN tho centre Of large gralpf Otu
within three miles ~ Mt tOi}, tho county
t.vp ana near several Univ ing v1se- A. Lunbrrton
, ic 90 tiut tho is ntvteIbc Tor good sized
y,-. TIL. with excellent riroAf facilities renders Ihi
al.lu. a AND ofhrr markets. read y accessible
NE tm.u. cmeuts consist of lar trst NIL WIN moi
e u,rhucry having fuur I'm of stone. al IN good orr'
iho ocal the mansion house IL ~ Lr.tcass or
de- c.naius "a ~ heated by furnace and sup he'd
IAN bathroom hot and cola water aul dll modern couyo
lie p,,uisc gt sunll dwelling nnhse- IN hood par
a, nh c. readily DE- reutcl to wofkucn. Also largo store
win a cool o,a. TRADE Nllc smith shop "c FINISHED or
thnt piiuuse Of iat scales, uea uc"i Jaw NH
lu order. having both upright amt CIRCULAR
siW S., and ung lime used a. ruling WILL Whch
can Uc utilized purposes The water Is never ai
controlled by adam Is abou nine itoi AZ
fndug All pie power for any desired increase ~ ma lheIS
OF Inc 40 Is high state oil culdNl III lho 3D..
On ION il together Of the best ion business AMI most
healthy "A residence within 20 MNes OF tkiAdelphia
ilrr tho paIchae money can rcmJu Capitalists
dr.ne good business Investment. would do We'll 10 tN.
anime n roncrN. The Farm adjoining contains about %
scr we'll al. ana 100 high state oh" cultivation with good
pToprrtir- are close estate The TWO
m cumhiu eel OF separately as desired Possession
March "a lN0S For further Information al
dIess FRANKLIN Il LiVlS, Mount Holly, \. }.
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BOOKS OF. THE WEER.

FIGURES OF THE PAST. BY Josiah quincy eVo' pp'
400 CBoston Roberts Brothers)
TUE IIIAp OF HOMER. BY Andrew Lang. waiter Lear
aud Ernest Myers sVo' PIP o1o' 'hao'l = =,
,rr Ivonv. OF oRxsrrs A. BRowNloN. BY Henry +.
Brownson Vol q svO, PIP. 552 Detroit Nich''
TlOrndike NouIse)
GENEALOGY OF THE ALLEN AND WlTlEk tAMiiI n,ley
W smlth)
Tp,cpDy OF CALVARY; An Illustrated Sacred Poem.
nv : shepherd, NJ. d. lSmo, PIP. SO. ("aId @
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Nores os ISGERsoIL. BY the Rev. Louis A. Lambert.
limo I'D. ls4 Buffalo, y. "; BuhaIo CAthoHc
Publication Coz
PASTORS POCKET RECORD. Arranged by the Rev. cyl
vanus Stall, A. NJ
sovs EXPERIENCES OF 4 BARRIsTXR'S LIFE. BY MT
.erirant ia antiue. svO PIP. 3d. Pnladeph"
j. b. LppncOtt Coz
THE GREAT PYRAMID BY Richard A. Proctor. IZiho
DID 323. (R WorthiDgtonl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
filming.

WATSON & GIBSON,
~. PETROLEUM AND Nj NlN9 BRphkkS
Broad New York.
UNITED PIPH LiNE tEitiiFlCATtS
tongbt and commlssO on carried margin AZ
nwss rate iuterrs Usr direct wire 10 Oh city quo
fafious and Information chccrfuly furnished.
NEW YoaK Jan. 30 1888
4 MEETING of the share holders of the
~ Gold Placer Mining COMPANY OF Colorado Is called
day FEBRUARY %. l9S M ~ oclOcK noon at tho
office No 90 roafway Room NO H. itis of vital impOI
lance that every stakeholder should be present
DUDLEY KALI, Secretary.
COPPER QUEEN, Jocuistita. Spring Valley
- and all active mining stocks bought and sold or com
mission. w BttN lON WE'LL NJ,
y. Y Mining stock Exchange ONCE, % Broadway.
OFFICE or
STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MINING Co.
san FRANCISCO, Jan. -. 1883. }
TVNHE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING of the
stockholders Of the above named Company for the cleo
ton Directors and the transaction OF such other bnd
ness may be- presented VIII be held on MONDAY. FEB
D. 1881 hrst Monday IN FebIuMy) at o'clock p m on that
day, 1t Office Of tho Company, Room No ~! Nevada
800 Montgomery ST., Francisco Al IIaha
Will De- closed In NcWYurk January ~ 1885,
and in san Franclzco Thursday. February l. 1853.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
Autlion Sales of Real Gsta!:.
HOTEL AT AUCTION.


On T.b I5 1883 AZ ociocs m, wul be sod - DuDlo
auc am pu fl.c pr,mist- tn. Lon sand th~ SEA
GILL UOU h. completed, furnished cont inins 40 rooms
property. situate icu'st"ad Hdrbor Long
and Sound IL puar summer resort anu wei wort ny
hotel Accessible from Sew YORK
M 1 The long island X uOld, aud also by boat In the
Summer months a., -. -
CLIFF ASSOCIATION, Room No -, No. 10 WOrth-st'
...n.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
MINES AND MINING.
ERInAY. Feb. 2-P. NJ.

The mining stock markets generally were dnil anu
without feature. But for a few stocks there was !"
notable activity Sierra Grande was active ana au-
vanced from $50 to go. Considerable business
was done in Annie at 21022 cents. Robinson ue-
clined to 90 and ChrysolIte was weaker at l,42'
Sonora COnsols attracted attention at Ia loG a.
4.GO04.65, and Horn Silver at 700 The ComsIocAS
dull out steady III pllce.
SlLESAT THE MINING EXCHANGES.
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Qenthcr5.

A BILE and accomplished professors, tutors,
~ govenesscs lecturers companions and honsek,leIs
Teachers Agency. % Union square
NIlSS HESSE. 80 West 2lst-st., supplies
vi compcfcnt teachers. tutors govcfncsscs readers
,s houspk &c Best "a, Vice gwen 90 parents on "'
81 schools references. by favor. Hon Hamilton fl-h au
exoecreiary Evnt
MISS HESSE. SO West DIST st.-Nale and
vi Female Professors OF MIsc as resident yea ltF7 IL
schools also ot iaIlsh huu fte"'"' ii''N' ~ -
near city
TT'EACHERS WANTED.-LADIES:- kinder
carner Georgia School Noung kudcfgaftner WIN 'ei
and Music. 1lt' fmy Aatnls i"lS iriitG +n
French ouvcr.Gu nal aud nfins 60 'Iil'@' .ol
a. and bow civ Family. Germ % and ench We" on .
schools Iowa Mathematics ARD Latin. Nohl rh 0ry y
F,iscouaian LADY for English lrau'n'' MUSIC J.. ,.
ana W.fifiu. ElOcutloui-f IN several 20 h'~
southern. income about $1,000 might No1,E "o'Sr
New Fn glaud Family. English French am ln-lc; @
English branches. IoNas. SUPERIOR N"'a''' ANU ''"''
GFN Tie oI.N Educated German gentleman hucni ID
English ~ CITY school Of German Ga d. e. II.,i
Jcrs,y VILLAGE School. one Assistant 5000 I'm edIaicY
Professor Mathcmlc- and gner Lursh ''nnda COLLEGE
Tp-coVaian manager ior f'r Wr-it,h htuuol. ~
s''tant Tor class Of Bcrinncrs In Latin. d,c'k anl
Big. department 81 Business oIeg- Ncghhorug NV
Snr,rior English branches. B,okkcorIng Physi - Gcog-
r P,.n,, FOR ri-tri. sch'o, near Ling branch. An.
pon Irrciuli Western high -cFop aud -ure'.ui'n
dent Of city schools Young Nan FOR semi i'r1 Wok IN
efu Academy 0unv Iai tlsf. for luEsh hflnche- win
ooi rowtr To control u Seminary. Principal Of rest ai
college preparatory school Connected with one 81 W. .-'
Co'e@esin Northen ~t4e- ior n'N 'hooi year -un "
salary rJ.uOu. skilled lcIrhcu wanting lo u,ll'I "'.
positions Autumn should apply now. Application fgs.
win net Of calls for teacher, rec Pcsoa y ~ li'1 'o'
AmoIic school Institute. East AN st. Nc"l OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
THE PLTROLLUH MARKET

SEw-NoRR Feb. ,.
The speculation in United Pipe Line certii-
Gates to-day we a. quiet yesterday IA fact the
agrernte dealings fell 81 TIE preceding day
The ab-cr Of the oil regions sim moro
Amer quick early rally O - o. tho price
BEGAN 10 droop until II OOla hnd been touched Almost
all g. afternoon fluctuations confined within the
limit OF about cent barre. but In the last haf hour
there wa a squirt up To Il 0-AaSl OLA. Tho final price
3. o.. aooye that OF last night, bus the close was only
steady
AtSl OF crude oil Is selling 94c. above the average
prtce ~ last month when the recent advance 10 81 O5A
took place The feeling ia the oil gi0ns IA bulli-h,"
but that ia natural on OF the influence Of the
prslucinr element Nor. over. a good deal Of "bu"
scuti,l.i IA mauufactur tina, finds preston IN
tI market in the of purchased. Trader, n rule
mr., Oa,i M with OIL ana II the fluctuations continue
rastcd they have been Tor The las, few day tine
carving CT arses Tor long holders will begin % all ct
Al o. City the tclecraphcd sa'ca were 1lio 600 b.r-
rcs AT local boards the transactions were as fol-
lows:
Barrels
NewY York Petroleum Fvchnng I2ttuOO
National Petroleum B. XcNaug" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. '2aUhO
York Mining stock ENcl nec....--.--.... tlhuUo
Total -Sloo"o
The range Of prices was:
N.Yr,, M Pet Mllqis;5tto's
Openiu~ .............. lult l0l2 ioiia
Highest. -...-----.-... ~ tn,tl innI
Iowest. 600. .....--..- l'u.2 in''2 i,,t
FINAL ..-.--.-...-.---.- l"-'- W. -
Refined petroleum remains steady but dun at "a -
cents a gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
Dnntrn ! Academies.

ALIEN DODWORTlTS
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING. No 6sl shave 5000
For particulars for circular Dod"orths ne" ihceF'
Music and ngres NEW. Just published.
LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S, 112 5th-ave.
N Glasses every morning aud afternoon Cent?
classes Monday and Thur day evenings ffvAe lhS''o
ton DAY ening.
ID HARVARD REILLY, Master of Dancing
/ No SIS shave 7th-st, oppoNte windsor HOTEL
Classes will recpmncnce Monday OCtIpot 10 1872 A-H'
gagemcnt ri Newport. Il. l.. closes DctIberL
send p1stl 20 STAMP FOR crcltac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
Gonnlrp Droperlp for Sale ano to Get.

MUMMY iItoPCtip ~'' ~'"'" WV ~ -S''
LTERNATE PLOTS, 100xl0O; Bath,
n L. l. Dwellings only low prices ARCH YOUNG.
Bath 1. l.. and AL broadway, N y
COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPECIALITY.
we have bargains In all directions Lists free for stamp
PHILLIPS WELLS, Tribune Building.
nor SALE-A fine country place with we'll
furnished house. cottage and farm buildings High and
healthy locality accessible and enient depot
and sound; located between Norwak ana Stamford Conn
Price 900 according 10 the amount OF land and
budtngs requ ed Apply ~ A. X GRAIN, owner on prem
ises or 10 GEORGE KNEELAND, - Co. 36 Nassau-sL
NOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.-A
i most desirable country seat at YOUNGSTOWN N. il
Of land ali varieties Of choicest fruit in album
forest and ornamental trees and shrubs magnificent
scenery beautiful lawn nne manson containing IA rooms
designed by the celebrated architect RICHARD M HUNT
modern hot and cold water throughout
large Darns stables houses farmers house with
garden attached ganary. poultry house. gas mousse Ice
house flied The whole nss class condition aud present
ing exceptional opportunity TO any one desiring asnpuro
residence In locality renowned for its ana inc
purity OF It's air For further particulars address
CLINTON OGILVlE, Executor.
90 West 66th-st.
V'0 LET.-At Summit N. D., houses Tor sea-
H anna veaF hed or unfurDehed. Address HI u.
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Gelp Wanie1.

4 NGELES TURKISH, ELECTRIC AND
~ ROMAN BATHS. 81 LeIington ave. want young
Amer an and women medical stdLents or graduates
preferred. also. cook and steward.
WANTED.-An Office boy in dry-gOOds COM
w missinn house address In own handwriting, giving
age and references X. j.. =. o. box 2.Sl4, y. \.
NVANTED.-A first-class seamstress To act az
w ady'sinad. Apply by letter giving references. H.
Tribune Uptown Office l,23s broadway.
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IN THE "WFLLES BUILDING

situated ON Broadway and Beaver 49, opposite Bowling
Crccn tho best Offices lu the citY VI new YORK ta -
BANkISG. INSURANCE, BROKERS' or oIkhH bOSl-
This entirely and truly magnificent building ~ n)w
completed and ready or Is ngi!t 81 lr1A
ana tlur granite. aud {. TifDl.DCGU'G FIRE-PNbDF-
10 contains four pascngr elevators pure spring water
r. IL an arte-ian vel. and al tho -
CEof Offices en- secured hy early appctti1 % tho
su.cluer a hl. Office in said building No. II Bruliwav
n. ". VAIL.
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Insirncttor.
For Young Ladies-Country.


For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
onens sent Is 1881 ON Philadelphia and Reading X u ~
v Ronnd Brook route Home comforts parental discipline
and thorough work elegant buildings and all conyenenees
Ear eataI ocles address GEO G. BUTLER. A M Prin-
THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel. \; T.
~ Home.like thorough, progressive. New lnstrste9 CIT
GUAR with All nartlcuIars GEORGE c. SMITH A. NJ
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town. Y. Y. home care thorough course OF un -
HOME COMFORTS and n thorough educa-
heahful location; hour from NeW orA ~: Sew,
gwen and required Address SEDGWlCk BOX -o'f' -''"
York.
NEW CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES: experienced teachers; number. hmlD'd.
Address Mrs L. L. AYl'l:S: Conn
For Both Sexes-Countrv
A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. IA niles mic.
n from NewYork children receive ho'no' ~
hts II. y. MOKRELL. Manhl35''' J." l.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nyack on " ih9 e
IA Hudson Both sexes $22j. send for Catalogue '" "
BANNIsTER, A NJ
Miscellaneous.
DFRGER'S METHOD.-French Conversation
ID quickly acquired Professor CuAHLl7 rom R,
member Of the Le.ion OF Honor, l0j .A7l = III,
appleton CO. TIas'es No. on every afternoon
go special free class for American teachoISc'ciJ 'u'
at IL and $3.50.
| NIRCIIARS OF SCHOOLS suited to every
v taste with intelligent advice rec to ps,,nS
mailed for postage J.: ". SOhAN-n '-''
| Z last l4th.st., NewN OK.
MISUNDERSTANDING Excursions; ninth season
| II Address DR. l.. c. LOOMS. Nonkers' y. f.-
| WANTED to purchasc.-Twoschools in New
| w York or vicinity. =. MIRIAM CoNRiERE a co.
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5lluallons Uanleo--fcmhles.

A DYERTISEMEN FOR TIE NEW
y YORK TErHUNE WILL ~ aEcE VIZ At III, THE
UPTowN OFFICES. No 50 Broad ssy S95r5 III ~, ~
mr. iic,f ave- o. - as Tourtccnjai coruc- Uron
fqn2r" 100 n r ZS oS5 sSd 80 Tldars eorner
twenyhtA st.. up 10 = H. At regular OIL
nee rate.
ITNLI,F. EKSTRONS Swedish, French and
y German tr?ya'ent me- at, ' esmr1aad, sal
e. g. Tor <se'ISSii IIE iRsTRbM no l7s LsuaSton-
ave cor. 81 ~ st, Now-loik
,I-CARL GWMSKOLD'$ servants office
y removed to il43 Hr,'dwy from fgn I'c %, L,i MIA.
waircsscs nur.es, d. neiu hou.' "o, I,
for Ancrcan book plin.,i n Englsh ,li s i
t tween n: 25tn and 27t6 st,.
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. VAT
y r. ssI7 SoC ~ oal ~ wages AZ ne TiorS
TXNT HOME BURIAL l59 Oh ave. DOCS ABOVE '''' -
COOK. &c.-By young Danish girl. as cook
y washer ana I94sii y. ~ Pi''"'' nanny
COOK. &c.-Bv a capable Swcde girl for
Z cI,v or country excellent coos aud tlsate Ain
fG'. GSa ' at w 5tSye IN and l-thss
COOK. WASHER and IRONER,IBy ,.i a com com
~ pe'cut woman a' e.ol coos, I" i rfer,c 20 Vest
m6asiou.st n basement
EOVERNESS, CHAPEEONE, HOUSE
* Kl.EPER sc By an English widow .ady Us WITH the
sacrciarv cxpcrcced housckrrrr aud accustomed ton
T,S Sa g geo %G oaca ia a"| BTSadvSy
HOUSEWORK. WAITRESS or NURSE
Hy capable orphan rill city OF country can .e"s''
Iv md qlf moderate to1u references
| Cail al III Gthl,c. between l7th and l-th--t@
HOTSEKEEPER. COMPANION or NURSE.
4 4 8t A middle aged NcW-Eueand woman To lhNAhu UT
rser,r l4dv. Mrs IiOLMf-. $50 clinton place"
ANDRES hrst-class colored laundrcss
vim unsurpassed facilities and hrsi-cass references
.hos family washing Dos Tho dozen OF "t'h 'd OF ul
| MARY r.. Gordon, l27 West som ST.
N1URSE.-By an American woman OF years
- of experience monthly huse; highest reference;
fct,ps r,a.Juabc Address Mics s. IANIHING, l5O Lex
| lugtOuave.
| CALESLADY-By n thoroughly experienced
y .lesady IN wOrstod and embroidery store. wholesale OF
retail. Tho highest references. Address L. L. KARIN -
| Eldidge St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-03
Dress 4laklnq.

nRESSMAKER.-Oncw who lisa first class filter
~ and trimmer and make stylish evening drcsses
would o. make few more engagements tho 4
week good hand at TenOdeng Dresses terms mod
during dull Address ID. NJ Tribune Uptown
once, ,g3S broadway.
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Gin propcrtn 10 Ecl.

'HO LEASE-Ffve handsome new four-story
houses n - % tect 1890 to ~ Ca-t 36h-t Watch
mau on premises. or apply 20 CHARLES Buck Co. A.
Clltc..s G} t.l-r tlstst
no LFF.-At q moderate price, n large well
Heated floor with best ip.lsu'cs for mauuf curing. IN
MUNFI- Building IL To- q Nandewatei.st Apply " the
owner iu the building
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4 We offer for sale, ready for occupation,
"A. the following list Of choice new houses Uuit oy our
no. rs Fast G9tL.st.. 80 ;eet wide
No 20 East iJth. 81 feet vide l"Orne. Aati3Juaye)
NO Sle Madison ave. "a p feet wide.
No9 81 and ff We.t jii st. > fec vide each.
so. ~ LcNin -ton-iye., - feet wide.
so, 80 10 IN East 3h.t from II 70 % feet wide, at
very moderate prices OF Will rent
Houses open every laY. send for pamphlets TO
CHARLIE BIZ Tx e CO.. Architects '3 Eas- 4lst.st.
successors 70 Duggln Crossnlao)
FIYE-STORY BUILDING in Platt St,
u $1,000 HULANp & WHITING.
, Beekmau At
PUSHES PROPERTY FOR SALE
Grocu Vi, e.. near cort oo00
MaVcf'ry lace. Cuilr Mic0. ia 80
Madcnlaur. Pear. 1880
Uulue ST. near Church ';'-------- 9oVN
26j Broadw y.
EOR ~ALE.-On East 7~th-st., near MADISON
/ a,,, large lot amt 3,-t0ry frame hoJse. HJLAND &
WfTITING. BccsuAa--t.
VALUABLE CORNER; St. Ncholas-ave.
and I2lthst. best ia Itarl IN ll NiOAlusN.0 cheap
aud easy terms. ". -. FLITNER, IS Malst
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DUTLER or WAITER.-By first-caSs man,
tbofouphly experienced ail bis du and viii DO
fouud a useful g. good references. Address bUILEK
POO West 47th-st; # call ring three times
NOACHMAN or GROOM.-By young man,
" lately over from Ireland. c0acman or ON; Is
acfn man In any way; good references; need apply
Iuf 4usl. directions H. inc county, X. IL. AZ
Tribune Upiown once. l,2jS Broadway.
NOACHMAN-English, married, no family,
\ experienced city cOachman respectable appearance
superior references, can he strictly nYesu
gated Address II OMP~OS. 3Oi East 34th-st
CLERK or USEFUL Manu- Wholesale
bouse a Young German. American, aged a. single can
excellent references wiling Ia accept moderate
salary ISAAC Lang, ~ JOhnsonave Brooklyn.
GROCERY CLERK.-By a young freshman,
" age H. fun Of push quick, honest wen educated COED
peuman Recommendations and ANXIOUS 10 secure auaton
al a moderate salary. JOHN MCCARTHY, 81 Dey-st.
WATCHMAN, JANIrOR or PORIER.-By
w Swede age so encumbrances Ia willing Ia work
furnish satisfactory refei ence.
Address A UGUS JOHNSON, ilb West Slst-st
WATCHMAN, PORTER or USEFUL-MAN.
w BY Norwegian. In warehouse age 81 married.
recommended reliable, tcmperaei willing 10 work Tor
moderate wages GEORGE ANDERSON, AY Vest sOthst.