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WEDDlNG NOIES-hUDJEShAs
Miss Edith Blanding's wedding invita-.
lions are out. She is to be married at half.
past in the evening at Grace Church, on
the 18th. The usual souvenir at large
welding receptions and other parties has
been for the past year satin bags of bon
bons, and these are to be the favorites at
Miss Blanding's reception. They are large
bags of white satin, hand-painted, with
punches of flowers, forget-me.nots and the
like. The order has been given to a COM
petent and well.known lady artist of the
city.
Tonight is the ladies' jinks at the Bohe.
milan Club, for which the music is excep-
tionally good. It was prepared under the
supervision of Major Darling, of Fort
Point, who indeed has written for the &C.
casion quartet for male voices to the
words of Oliver Wendell Holmes " Loving
Cup" The wedding of Miss Maggie Eyre
and Mr.. Girvin continues to be talked of.
Mrs. Girvin spends month at her fathers
country house at Menlo Park, and the
summer at San Rafael. Her city home, it
is said, will be what was formerly known
as tuO DChhisCh PiaSOJ oAc VI sho 10" ivy
gardens that contain old, we'll. grown
trees. Mrs. Dodge has left her rooms
at the Palace Hotel and gone to
housekeeping. Her brilliant niece, Miss
Mollie Dodge, who still makes one of her
household, is overjoyed at the presence of
two pianos in her abode, and is already
maturing deep designs for eight-handed
music. We are promised Modjeska sea.
son in May, and all lovers of characteristic
and graceful acting are duly rejoiced at the
prospect About two months ago the New
York Critic had almost prose poem chant.
ing the praises of Modjeska as Rosalind !;
go doubtless we shall have " As You Like
It." though the best of Jaques is afar, pub
fishing tangled yarns and breakiasting
merrily with Herr Barnay at Delmonico's,
forgetful of the needy stock company in
San Francisco. PHILIP SHIRLEY.
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1T WOULDN'T DO.
Through a Habit OF Keeping His Eyes
Open a Gentleman is Protected from
Small swIBdle.

Small swIBdle.
"Thanks, my little daughter; you did the GRAND
yery quickly and nicely" said the head of certain
pleasant home in Thirty-fourth street, opening
diminutive package the child had Just placed in his
hand. But, see here Mamie, this isn't what sent
YOU for. This is not BENsoN's CAPCINE POROUS
PLASTER at ALL but some cheap imitation OF It, 1t
is not as neat as the genuine and it hasn't got the
word CAPCINE cut in the middle. You must have
made a mistake, darling"
"No, didn't, papa no, didn't" answered the
bright little eight year-old eagerly defending her
s,H. al asked the drug man down here on the cor
per for BENSoN'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER
I told him the whole of the long name, exactly as
Won told it to me- and then gave him the twenty
five cents you gave me to pay for it with and he
took this out of box and told me to run home
with it. didn't make any mistake, papa; didn't,
indeed (half ready to cry).
"All right, Mamie, on your part, said the father,
kindly al think | can see through this business
In the language of the reporters guess I'll go out
myself and interview that drug man, as you call
him."
SCENE U.-FIvE MINUTES LATER" Mr.. Gambogs,
sent my little girl to your store just now for one
of BESsoA'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTERS.
Didn't you understand what she wantedT
"oh, yes, understood her, but.
But what p Indignantly. But what? II you
understood her, why, in heavens name, sir, didn't
you send the right article 2
al beg pardon. meant no offense; but we are
out Of Benson's Plasters to-daysold the last one
this morning and thought what sent would an
swer IS well, and So"
"There, thatn do, that'll do. Please remember
that when l send for thing, want that and
nothing else When desire you to exercise your
judgment I'll let you know. Here's your cheap and
worthless substitute. Be good enough to refund
my money, and I'll try somebody else in your line
who is not addicted to small swindles."
All druggists are not like Gamboge, but precau-
ton is always wisdom.
Seabury johnson, Proprietors, New York
d6-6mWS
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WEIGHT OF MILLION DoLLARs.-E
B. Elliott, the Government Actuary. has
completed the weight of 81. 000,000 in
gold and silver coin, as follows; The stand
ard gold dollar Of the United States con.
tains of gold of nine-tenths tineness, 20 s
grains, and the standard silver dollar con-
tains Of silver of nine tenths fineness, 1855
grains. In round numbers is the weight OF
81, 900, 900 in the coins named: Standard
gold coin, II tons; standard silver coins,
262 tons; subsidiary silver coin, % tons I;
minor coin, five.cent nickel, 100 tons.
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EARTH WORMS IN PoTs This trouble.
some pest will generally succumb when
treated with liberal dose of lime water or
tobacco water. These remedies, however,
sometimes fail. A correspondent of the
Floral Forld, having failed with the above,
tried new remedy, and was more sue
cessful. he says 81 put ten drops of
carbolic acid in pint OF water, and poured
that on the earth in the pot, and it acted
like charm, killed all the worms, and the
plants began to improve at once. 1t has
been month since this was applied, and
they are all in nice growing condition,
and think it is time enough to show what
it will do."-[ Ladies' Floral Cabinet.
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Miscellaneous Items

Many farmers seem to forget that {" the
fatter breeding SOW is kept the more liza.
BILE she is to destroy her pigs by lying on
them or eating them up. Sows left to run
wild make good mothers, and will generally
select warm, dry place to farrow. 1t is
for this reason that there is so much advan.
tage in using full blooded bears of improved
breeds on large. coarse boned native sows
The progeny secures the good qualities
from its sire, with better constitution
and more hardness than it could get from
full-blood pedigree, going back through
generations which have always had ample
food and little exercise"
The New York State Dairyman's Asso.
citation has petitioned Congress to appropri.
ate s., 600, 900 to stamp out the lung plague
among cattle in the United States. The
annual losses now from the disease are es-
timated by Prof. Law at 1000, 600 to
3,000,0 900, while if it got among the great
herds on the plains the losses would be in
calculable. It seems that this is case where
Congress can help farmers from the over
flowing treasury and promote national pros
perity thereby TO the amount OF many
times the sum expended.
l find, without single exception, ami
mails with dark cleaning to Yellow skin
produce richer milk than the light with
tendency to blue) skin. A negress fur
nishes richer milk than the Caucasian, a
mulatto richer than either. But the rich
ness now decreases with every GLOSS. A
dark. colored COW, sheep or horse, with
yellow hide, gives richer milk than one of
light color, especially when accompanied
with blue skin. i QpymOus.
A very large pro- Hon Of agricultural
experiments become perfectly worthless by
being conducted without any plan, or being
abandoned before fully completed; but one
of the greatest mistakes made is in trying
an experiment without comparison. An
animal is fed with new feed. but its value
is not ascertained, because no particular
efforts are made to compare it with some
other food, the value of which is known.
It has often been stated that twelve
pounds of hay are required to make one
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COFFEE STATISTICS. = Statistics prove
that the coffee plant will bear climatic ex-
tremes, and that it will thrive in localities
differing as much as 90 to 30' in average
temperature. 1t iourishes best on uplands
and mountain sides, from l, 500 to 4,500
feet above the sea level, and in the tropical
belt between the twenty-fifth degree north
and the thirtieth degree south of the
equator. Brazil boasts l6 species of the
plant growing wild. Bat coffee, as an arti-
Gle of commerce, only began to be known
in Brazil in 1922 By the year 1850 that
country exported IA 100000 pounds,
though Cuba at that period was shipping
%, 600, 900 pounds. Toward the end Of
last century, however, large sugar and
other estates in Brazil were converted into
coffee plantations, and in 1880 the exporta.
ton reached p, 9S5 tons in 1910, As, 1872
tons in 1850, 9S,907 tons, and in 1860,
l43 GIL tons. Subsequently there was
some dimiRution in the returns.
Coffee has now begun to be largely cult
waited in Colima, a small State on the Pa
cific coast. A line drawn from the port of
Vera Cruz to the port of Manzanillo would
bisect Colima, and the coffee grown in this
district has the reputation of being remark
ably good. Cordova and Orizaba coffee is
equal to that of Cuba, but the Colima is
said to be superior even to the favorite
Mocha. In Mexico coffee culture is max
ing great progress, and it is destined here
after to be one of the main exports of that
country.
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appIiOatiOn to heorna 4 Sala Tradar

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN UNDERSIGNED will apply on MONDAY. the 1eth
DAY o. Aprii, 1883, at 10 O'clock ~ OF that day 10
the Superior Court OF the County of "
State OF California, to be made sole trader thai
me nature Of the business she proposes to conduct
IS a Saloon and Boca Beer Depot, and botfIinr and
selling at whoess g and retail Boca Beer; and the
place where it will be conducted il Sacramento ct
State Of California, and that the name az her b1s
band is ANTHONY WERIHEIM.
Dated Sacramento, February q, 1883
ELIZA WERTHEIM.
ml7-Iaw4wS
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DIR. BENsoN's Skin Cure is without peer.
1t consists of both external and internal
treatment and costs only 81 per package, at
drnopists
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he recognizes in it of the spiritually lofty
and morally beautiful-such a creed may
have q future before it of which no end
need be foreseen.
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SUNDAY EASY CHAIR.
God Speaks.

God sneaks to hearts Of men in many ways
Some the red banner Of the rising sun,
Spread Ger this snowcad HILL has laugh. Az PRAISE
some .n s,sr IoyeIess lives, at length have won
a;s uo1d in childrens hearts and childrens gaze
s 800 have found him where low rafters ring
meet the hand that helps, the heart that cheers
And some IN prayer, and some in peIiecting
on watchfui toll through unrewardng years;
And some not less are his, who vainly sought
His voice, and with his silence have been taught
VIII. hare his chain that babe them to be bound,
And, at the end in finding not have found.
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To STRENGTHEN and build up the system,
q trial will convince you that Browns Iron
Bitters is the best medicine made.
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Ton knowledge and Cure of PrOlapsus Uteri,
and all those other complaints and weaknesses so
mon among the gentler sex A pamphlet sent on re
ceipt OF name and stamp, containing this ard
treatise on Normal Wenanhood, giving the or.
ganic laws of nature which must not be disregarded
Woman Is the architect of God noblest work and as
woman loses strength the race declines. LYDIA E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is positive help and
IL such delicate matter thousands of cases
could be referred to by name and address who will
testify to its wonderful effects. Correspondence
freely and confdentialy answered by Mrs FIni-ham
Mention this paper
tFBoth the Compound and her Blood Purifier (Which
has equa) are prepared at 2s3 and 70 Western
Avenue Lynn, Mass Price of either 81 Six bottles for
g.. The Compound is sent by mail in the form of pills
of lozenge receipt of price, 81 per box for either
eF~LYDIA E. PISKHAMs LIVER Pills cure Constips
ton Bousness and torpidity of the Liver % cents
Sanative Wash, should be kept handy. 25 cents
EgFor sale by all Druggists. ga CD
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81 had sick headache for 10 years-your pills
,ured me."-[Lucy A. Warren. Deertield, N. Y.
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Arizona has about twenty newspapers.
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I 9 ] "a

KIRK, GEARY &zco., Wholesale Agents. sacra.
s.sass54 = -. 9 men TO, Cal.
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California Safe Deposit 6 Trust Co.,

DIRECTORS
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~For sale by all Druggists.
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says III Lne contemporary OlsuQe Mon
tefores announced intention Of entering
(if accepted the Jewish ministry, and thus
devoting his manifestly high abilities, his
calm Judgment, and his ripe scholarship,
with all the influence of his position, to
the cause of reform, can scarcely fail to
prove an immense addition to its chances
of success. Great religious movements are
not the work Of one man; but they rarely
succeed till the soul Of one man enters into
them and leads them. POssibly-but it is
far too soon to speculate-the hour
for the Reformation of Judaism has come !;
and the Refermer. Il is startling pros
pect this which has opsned before us. If
any thing seemed fixed in the endless flux
of nations and religions it was the hall. pet
rifed religion of the Jew. The Jews
have shown themselves the sturdi-
est of mankind, but the influences
brought to bear on them now
are wholly different from those which
they met with such stubborn courage of
old. Political ambition, so long utterly
closed to them, but to which from hence
forth Lord Beaconstield's career must
evermore prove spur; pleasure and
to which their wealth
is an ever ready key; the skepti-
cism and materialism of the time, to
which their acute and positive minds seem
to render them even more liable than their
contemporaries are not the elements
out of which martyrs and confessors are
made. A reformed, enlightened, world
wide creed, which cultivated gentleman
may frankly avow and defend in the salons
Of London, Paris, Berlin, or New York,
and in the progress of which he may feel
some enthusiasm creed which will make
him free to adopt from Christianity all that
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
EgW.YoRK WEST SHORE L BUFFALO RhiLWAl AM
EEWIoKE ONTARIO WEsLEhN IAiL"Ai'

w via West Shore OF HUDSON il1et'r WI ~ Avn
EBW.YORK WEST SHORE BUFfALO tni - -
Ek,g.YOKK ONTARIO & WESTERN bLA4LWAi'
ON and sfer Monday October i,
Trans leave Deshrosses and COrHndt street ouhS
Por Syracuse Oneida Utica, Mohawk, Id'te f@l' '"Hy'
For GSny and ca,slm Village g H. 92O ll2O & m'
So IT,, - p N. m.
. D ~.
ElO, IS ?. 49, ooo a,
Kingston Highland Poughkeepse Marlboro 3 W., GZO H'
1l:20 a Ia.; 40 D 10 900 p. sad % p. 100 -
AeNbuTg, 8 $40 m, ll2O a M 4:3O p H. o'%OP I'
ppm ,,,o
Tor Mddelown and Campbell Hall $50 N 'lli2O nj
$40 a m. $50 p. 8 p N COZ. -
Cornwall, West Point Cranoua $3.50 m . m e;8O a. m
Jl:2O 6iO y. 43O 62O 3, IL y p Et AAo
s2O for Cornwall and Cranston's
DAILY Other trains daily except Sunday. ,o -.
Buffet PSror Cam on $50 and ll2O ana 4!oO p H. Trans
Df Albany.
PsrOT BGfet Cara 800 o. m train for Syracuse
Syracuse
Elegant Pullman Sleeping 0swego OF p m. train
Tickets and tine tables at Offices 81 the company
Jersey CITY Pennsyania Raosd station; Brooklyn NO. Court
And Annex ONCE foot u Fultonsi HewloTk City Nos l6z
@ zo4 alS 94b 1923 Broadway No. UHlon square NO 6f
nese No los East 125ths Pennsyyaua Railroad Stallion,
-a''sE AokBTT, General Passenger Aseas
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STARINS ,roon -, ,,-popr, TON

-, ..,.y.. -.
- UIll RIVER AND ukEnoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
Office Pier u. n. e.. foot oi Corti 'nttsL
CoDer1ments OF freight forwarded directed 10 any part
Cithe world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received Tor delivery Dta LIIs Jis3Is aul n'r
cEand So 10 any part o. the e,--.
sEAAND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND IiAR
Dor LIGHTENA8E.
FREIGHT ~ every descT on promptly Asaleel 70 any POM
il tie harDOr OF reasonable rates
sTEAmBOATS BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER ron EXCURSIONS.
steamers John staru ana ErssuH Coming for NE"
HAVEN leave PIER l5 " r.. at D. daily. Saturdays
excCpiedl
New. Haven Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D., L. & W. Hi received At PloT 10
For New. Haven and points East az Pier g.
NORTH SHORE ATEN INLAND.-Eleveu Miles for
Ten Cents via steamers IRON ITOa f'or T. Il" iJo' D.
WhiteLall-sL
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, C0mmunip4w, y. DRY DOCKS
Nach1na and Boiler shops Everything aDg5rtlnin5 OJls
construction and repair OF vessels
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Gin iJropcr,n 90 Eel.

TVO LET-Thc highly desirable i0ur-story,
/ hlghsfanp. brown Stone dweIug No 70 Last 7tl-L,
between 9TH and NIIIDH nyeA Apply - II. 4. FIDDLER
Arnold. Constable & co.. OtI.aV' AMI 4'JiaI
TTO LET-Just completed and ready Tor I'M
mediate p1s.rssnu 3 vel -ghni ami yeuiiluei L0tis
bUr-5 feet New engine. boiler and steam elevator can iur
n IA 40 on 90 horse power building brt by DAYS Work ana
h yery substantial u the best manufacturing District
Inquire premises
- T. %. AITIATSE & co.
40 EAST 59TH ST. MADlSON-ANE.-
IJD Handsomely and completely furnished. cookery
pIss, 90 uuiurulhed. MOleato rent 90 acceptable
tenant.
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auclion Sales OF Real estate.

Aurlion Sales OF Real estate.
A DRIAN Ii. MULLER, AucrionCcr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE SHINNECOck HILLS
TOWN or SOUTuAMPTON. L. l.
Adrl N H. Null r & will 90 auction Saturday,
October 10 az tho L1rhalgO SaC'tDJIn. No
III Broadway.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD or HT-TEE- OF THE
sHiNNECOCK HILLS.
The tract 81 land between Pccouo and shnnecock
Eays Town OF -OuJhamp -unuk County L. J.. contain
Ing yO JUD Of upland meadow and lnul under
water. 20 geIhuT VITA -rUuutC CCA AMI .am tHaHl
Thu Long Island Railroad runs thrUu "a tIo property
j. A. BOWMAN, PRESIDENT
Further particulars the oco Of iAe Auctioueur, No.
Pue-st,
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finrses a10 CARRIAGES,

NOR SALE.-At reasonable prices, TOP wagon
shaft and pole. and one fourpAss9ngeL
so5 n. new Also single and one set Shl oouDo
tpssa In good condition Guy makers Can Dc seen
"a n9s ~ max CiTB STA BLEs Is East 18Th st.
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financial.
RESOURCES

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF 49,
Hmm c6NTiST NTTSAL NATIONAL BANK, Ecw
York AZ the close Of business ON the % day OF October 1850
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MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPANf,
No. II BROADWAY,
NFW-NOEK october y, 1881 }
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF HE SIIAk "
1 holders Of the MANHATTAN RAILWAY CONF ~ ~
- ,l T,rposp Of ecctug thirteen Directors ana ihTc m
srccors OF Election for the following year anu 20 % m
FfInr business that may I've brought before &C. " De
~ ~, o8icc of the company no y broadway, NeW1 "N
CIV ON WEDNESDAY, November u, 1851 AT Il 'ID'N'
"''"' A"' F''' wa d ". MCWILLtANiS, Secretary.
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Ocean Cleaners.

DOYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.
* samers leave CO.'S pier foot OF SusseIs Jersey cav
~ For Rotterdam. - -
O., " A aCHOIT EN ........... "wednesday oct IL a. 10
81 .Gt{IEDAM wednesday, oct "a, lE.SO p IA
- For Amsterdam -. n, coo -
ntadaY,OCL 81, o;oO a. III
lat Cabin $50. 5teerage, 500 prepaid n 9sausan.t
H. UAHAUA. General Agent, 70 Soush hi1tSsta
FUNCH EDYE a Co. so al y. =. -. 49,. "a
n = WiiaD.sI, Breighs AgtA % HwASs ueA F%s' @A'
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Gtedmboats ano RAILROADS.

LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
N DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier Al, ~ r. t0otG
Cansl.St evary WEEK DAY at D. C0nnectngat Albany
nnday nornn cepted with trains north west and east
n b. xcursOn tickets 70 Saratoga aad Lake George ana
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DoUB E TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED uEQUIP
MENT AND THF FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WIN AEsOLUIa sAELIY.
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STATE or INV YORK COUNTY or NEW h0tk, 81 a,
FRJFTlE TAyTOR Cashier Of the Rboyenained bahk, u.
soemnly swear that the statement IA true 10 Tue
my kho"leoEe ana o'ii''' FRFD'K TAYLOR, Cashier.
,s,, , .c-,,, 70 bcf,re me tha 9th day OF october,
~, t5'9OiiO0" "Ii' '"'' WILLIAM N. CLAEK-ON,
A'o'' Notary Public, n. Y. County.
Correct-Attegt; .r.r,
HENRY NJ. TAREN, DlrectOfa
ItT,NrtrNU RANpOIpH,D
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Rooms anS flats to fet.


APARTMENT TO LET.-ADartment Park
"A 6nd 4Oth St, IN hIst-class private apartment
avenue the rear bedrooms ara open the East
River furnished with Gas Fixtures COinces and MTorsi
hardwood hnish
A SPLENDID Bachelor apartments to let
~. in AMERICAN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANYS
BUILDING Inquire on promises
A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM,
~ all modern improvements pleaSant and convenient
location ~ GrOye-st near Blocker
A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, ample clos
n cts without board fora gentleman; private family.
% East 24th-st
HAWTHORNE.-No. 1913 West 59th-st,
near 6thaye directly opposite the Park apartments
Ia every particular. Apply on the premises
NO. 121 MADISON-AVE.,
~ CORNER 30TH-Sr
THIS FIRST CLASS APARTMENT HOUSE CABsO
LUTELY FlRE-PROOF) will be ready for occupation sep
Several attractive OF apartments 10 let
ged In twO floors with private halls Stairway
etc. Apartment suitable for physician.
full INFORM alton inquire personally by letter OF tho
MANAGER ~ the bulling.
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS to let on second
i floor III East l7th.st.
ITO LET, FURNISHED.-Large room second
floor. adjoining bathroom sunny exposure, 10 one or
two gentlemen ~ West 38th st., near oth-aVe
40 WEST 57TH-ST.-In the SOncy, desirable
1O apartments also No rs West J3d ST. IN the Rock
land. See JanltOr
On WEST 41ST-ST.-A furnished front
NV room 20 a few young men.
0EA WEST 53D-ST. 49, Finely furnished
%O-t rooms for gentlemen; every conreniencei vel
heated; references exchanged close t, station
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felp u)ante1.

mo ROATMEN. Wanted, competent. m Is
liable man TO take charge Of aOarge one ' NJ 9TH
family preferred, 10 i've on the boat AuAi'S' -
81 and i.exng lon-sye. with reference
TANTED.-First-cas copper = .sNVp y
w eneravers Good pay 70 good men-
90, Uaion SquarA