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New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
FUNERAL OF ARTHUR Z. WINTER.
ADDRESS DY GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.


The body of Arthur Elliott Winter, the young son
OF William Winter, whose death caused By an
accident in coastng few days ago, was placed in
tho vault yesterday afternoon at tho Silver Mount
Cemetery in Staten Island. Previous to that, the
quiet funeral services took place at his fathers
house, No. II Thlrd-aye., in New-BriGhton. The
niusG vas given by tle choir OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church at New-BrightOn. ana George
William Curtis spoke OF tue qualities that had
afforded promise of n bright future for the bow
The body was then taken to the vault Edwin
Booth, Miss Mary Anderson and Lawrence Barrett.
among others, had sent flowers to be placed rpon
the collin. and one wreath from the young boys
class at his school was seen with the rest Among
those present were George FaWcett Rowe, ireder'
lex 4. Schwab lr ; =; Liiott' GToTFe "il'am ,iia,
Arthur Wallack, Harry Edwards, Joseph Andet-
son, Mrs. f. +, seymour, ID. ID. Lloyd, and A. l..
RawsOn.
Mr.. Curtiss address was as follows:
In this hour spoken word ayai!s nor 3 there any
present consolation for The hearts that are bowed IN
comfort or argue, cXhor but Iony TO take the
hands OF oar friends In tender love an1 sympathy ana
ly dalkcned The young foot has OSn where Our eyes
cannot follow it, into the silence which our
In the midst OF the beauty and JOY OF life the old and
The young vanish from uur SIDES
laGIsid, o,F 5ini % 5ol iiTsdto s G5G the dying
Yet tho love that cannot relmquish them, must cling
the eager mind can ask no questions ~lcH saI iot ne
at last clearly answered nor the fond heart cherish any
hope which sAaI not be amply iUihIeu' ~ Is th's
consciousness beyond our knOWledEe Or
argument, reason, winch makes the
pacdity Of death symbolic OF something beyond
death, ana euab.cs hear the prophet question
the deepest question the human heart" Is II well
with the cild!" aud to answer with the Shunalnite
mother, "lt Is we'll"
Although FOR many years the friend and neghbor OF
the father and mother OF this beloved child, did not
personally know him. But have been told Of his high
promise, his noble nature his sweet ana geh.
erous character and the early slsn OF that
Ynre quality which call genius. Even at
this early age, as indeed is not strange
III, fftfe liam be u mia
ture and familiar with tho greatest OF poets. and
charmed his elders with the sincerity or his pleasure Ia
them and tho practice oil taste. Happily THIS was no
mental dissipation. 1t did not breed negligence OF other
studes exact Kind ch sometimes ncon-
yr1lOus with such dispositions. But he easily e&cecu IN
the various branches OF cary study, and stood among
the first in classes Of his seniors, whie in the
active sports Of boyhCOd there was no b1tber
comr1de. Love and hope and lofty aspiration aud
urrhpps the first prOmptlugs Of noble ambition were
bCckOnng him toward the world opening blight before
him AS to such natures always opens Then. suddenly
all IL Uutwardly changed and the cry B almost instinct
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
THE WEiPHER REPD2E

GOvERSMENT NDICATIONS-FoR 32 HOURS
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27. For Ncw-England,
slightly warmer cloudy weather with local rains In the
southern poron. and local SHOWS In tho northern por
tiou falling barometer, winds generally easterly.
FOR the Middle Atlantic states. cloudy weather ana
local rains winds generally easterly, shghdy warmer
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
LANES REILLY.

James Reilly, of Brooklyn, died suddenly on
Monday at his home No. 1l6 Tayor-st. from Brights
disease IIe was born u Baltimore about nifty seven
years ago. but educated IN ST. Louis Ia 1851 he
became the junior partner Of Clarry Reilly, printers
here OF show and theatrical bills. lie generally
known In NewYork and Brooklyn being fond OF horses
and driving often the Boulevard. lie was n member
of and Paus Church. and hts funeral Will take
place there at 10 o'clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
r,rurn rprAnnER oR A COWRoY

ATLLNrA, Ga, Jan. 27.-In the Armstrong
trial to-day Reporter Mann concluded hi. testimony
and Mr. Armstrong was heard IN his own behalf.
Mr. Mann told Llllie Shaw was treated by Mr. Arm
strong There was considerable sensation when he do
.or,hed the manner In which Armstrong ohucked
IUlio under her chin. She said TO him,
lyon are either o preacher or cowboy.
II wa deemed better have the court select legal nm
nro who would be TO both so me Dody
adjourned to confer upon such selection fopo IN inc
church are IN sympathy Win DE- ArmsuohB anu "io
confident OF his acqultlal.
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MRS. CRAIG W, wADswORTH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-Mrs. Evelyn Willing
WaGsworth widow OF the late Craig W. Wadsworth,
died here this evening. The remains will be taken to
Geneseo, y V, for burial.
Mrs Wadsworth had largo number OF friends IN THIS
city Philadelphia and Washington, aud had been
prominent figure in society both in this country and
Paris She had suffered for several years from pam,
fu alment which surgeons the French capital had
treated without While there she WAS the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs Levi 7. Morton, from whom she
has received much attention OF late In Washington.
Her own surviving relatives reside in Philadelphia but
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

R.DOyly Carte, the agent of Gilbert and Sui
Ivan, has brought suit In the United States District
Court against Richard A. Saated, the publisher. The
airs OF "The Mkado" prepared for publication IN
TINS country by George Lowell Tracey, OF Boston, for
tho composers and his rights were subsequently as
SgDed TO Alexander r. Browne. Mr. Csrte's counsel.
The music published by the Ponds but is charged
sha Mr. Saaned Is engaged IN publishing and selling
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

The condition Of II. p. Kidder, OF Boston. of
the banking frni OF Kidder. Peabody Co.. who IL da-
gerously III at the Breyoot House. not Improved at
late hoar last night. His physician from Boston Is
in constant attend ana the membcr3 Uf his family
with hni They nave not given No hOpe OF SIR. Kidles
recovery although his condition considered critical
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
Relialous Noiites.

special Religious Services are being held IN me ros ag
Reformed Church. 5thaye and 4Stb ST. every oehooi J"
evening this week. except Saturday
Rev. g EORGE 4. rEN rECosI d. ID, preachas.
Mr ana Mrs. GEORGE G. STEhPiSs load the Sinsihs
Afternoons at O'Clock evenings AZ Soclocx
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

r0r chappcd Fauds Ccnaie's Compound Ba!samir
Giyccrne. Depot Jtiaye and 22d.st Al druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

When purchasing porous plasterS ask for
and that You get AcCehs, as all Others ate mts
tions OF these valuable plasters.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
RIsUoP HENNEssY BREAKS HIS LEG.

DUBUQUE Iowa, Jan. 27.-The Rev. John Honnessy.
Roman Catholic Bishop OF DnDuqne. while descending
Ibs main stairway OF the Episcopal residence tbs after
noon fell and broke the main bono OF hsrlght Lex aDo'e
the ankle.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

" The Mkado Gems, or Airs from Gilbert and sulvans
operl' containing much OF the material portions OF
Mr. Tracey's publication. Mr.. Carte asks for injunc
ton restra ming the publication Of The Mikado CONS"
and asking for accounting of the Profits.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
MARRIED

Ulcers OIL 'orcl and wounds By Ponds Extract
Insist having the sandtrd reliable article Ponls
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

Our advertising matter be feeby initiated. but Ben.
sons PIaster be equael The slow old article
uust be content to p2ssaway in the
son alone are positive speedy safe scientific sn always
satisfactlr ~.
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Is fallen into the serc and yellow leaf"

There is no and 10 the line" corrected the inqnis
tor Mr. Edgar missed IL also In another quotation from
MS favOritc play of King Lear and gave up cOhtrd
dieting the proposition.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

PRESENTING A MEMENTO TO TIE PRESS CLUE
Amos ]. Cummings, the president of the Press Club
has received from Justice Frederick q. Gedney gaye
made from piece of the old United States man-of-war
New-Orleaus 1t is made from oak taken from the
keel A silver dolphin extends along the handle. The
hammer is made OF bolt of Swedish iron taken from
The wood above one of the portfolios In 1872 the
British brought into Lake Erie the st. Lawrence,
three decker. carrying 100 guns. The American Gov
eminent ordered ship he built, to fight her, al
in thirty-fye days Henry Eckord built from standing
tiInber the New Orleans, ship of 5000 tons and
pierced for 40 guns. Before she could be rugged
ne VS. was received OF the Treaty Of fAix-laChapce.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
Gpecial Notices.

Mayer'S Queen Of Java Roasted Coffee
One Pound clos u packages Is truly delicious ASK youi
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

33 West :sthst Oh Tdesily
January 2G 1885. ny thc Rev G. DcN. rFlleman ID. d.
asssted the Rev Dr. LathrOp o. y. Baldwin to Mi5s
sltlIe J. NOuug, both Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28

SUFFERERS FROM OOAL GAS RL00VERING
The members of Joseph ii. Clark's household
ot Clifton Staten Island who nearly suhocated TO
cnth hy cnnl Monday ngbt. 2ere al rest0red
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
1 ppn1Ecr NEW 10 lHE rAYDEREILr&.

In the editorial columns of The Sun yeSter-
day twas stated that the Editor Ind been informed that
the project entertained time by william H. Van
derbit for eudowng National lrt gallery or museum
was to be carried by his heirs The following state
inent made:
We now learn that Il is the intention OF 4 two o1er
Sous TO confer I'm due season this splendid DrLc actl'h
not merely upon this city, but upon the whOc Nailoh
by The provisions of Mr. Nandcrolits VIII Such
hene could he executed only with the consent "f Mrs
Vanderbilt and her son George who is TO receive his
fahers art collection and Fihave. mansion upon bis
mothers demise. Chaun ey NJ. Depew said yesterday
that the proposition suggested in The Sun had never
been considered by the Vanderbilt family in any way
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram .ho variations In this city by tenth
oinccs perpendicular lines give divisions OF time i the hu
r,,dns midnight The white n rrPsrnts TIE osc ons
b the msury during THIS broken or doed nne
Temperature indicated BY tho therno meter a. HUI
nut pharmacy, 9ls Broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-01-28
yHaNs2n
DIED

Al notices Of marriages must De ior5sa c.G fsH nam
and address,
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REORGANIZATION OF THE LAKE ERII

IL AND WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
At tie request OF various holders OF the First Nor tgage
Bonds Of She ayoite Bloom and Muucie Railway
OmBaW the Lake Eie and Western Railway CoTpluy and
AXE Erie ana Western Railway Company tsanju,kY
lvt'n th" Jude ed have con'ontd 10 act a. pnr
fh' NJ ted
by such bond odrrs and ready or lrra signature
Opies and iurtu,r !nf0r atin
had 81 the Central Tru-t and
Of the application AZ tho conpanys once
10 Broadway.
r0mp cooperation OF the holders and others In inter
Is rcluss order speedy and economical
rcOrsan zgtOn
Trust 0mnany viii receive deposit Of bonds
giving negotiable receipts Ia exchange tIer. Tor.
New-h Ork. February -. $50.
FHANk g. HOLLGNS.
WILLIAM a. KfAD iCommittee
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OFFICE or TIE NATIONAL PRESS INTELLIGENCE CoMrANT(
No IS CHuEcHsI. NEW oBK. Feb 10. 1856.
THE ANNUAL NEE ING of the stockhOld
company for the election OF trustees tot tho
ensuing wear ~ other bus Will be
held above the 18th day February $780, al II ocok
m The transfer books viii cOs0 February % and open
on Monday, March /. - - ..
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Main once removed tn
597 0TH.ANE. aud 1884 BROADWAY,
Near 3 IN al

So7 Crn-%vFS ana is5i ShoADwAY,
Brooklyn Sls ard si 20 fulton st. near PierTePGn
The references Of nil applicants for situations invost
COOK and Lawn DREss.-Good cook and laundrcss No
LAUYDkEs ,.-Tirsl-ci1ss private family No. Bag, at
6g7 G1hay one door above s5t. s. ,.. 49,, ~.
mnn speaks French neat ana respectable No. rs at
69I Ghays one Gg3E p2yI Or COOLING
coored girl No a. at 5J7 Gthave one door above
~ ! rs very s and young woman
N%ShITEss S G pIiyato family No 49, at
6Sl On ave- one d29r aGoyr 92t ne, and co
roient gfrl no O "a, at on orhaye one door above
'ywHIrFR-weIi recommended. At 100 West s4,hst-
WATCHMAN-Kitchcno or useiulman. NJ. X. loo West
COOK.-By young woman understands
41st-st nrst door. 10 cards from Offices,
COOK, &c.-By a young Protestant girl /;
~ cook. wash iron homework city country refer
eDcss 62B Gthave.
NOOK, HOUSEWORK. &c.-By tidy German
~ girls. good COOS. washer roner bousework nlccyi
TfHSf En- fICYMENT ROOMS 80 ave. above iothst
GOVERNESS or COMPANlON.-By young
~ lazy Of muea cntato ave years 9s
Address 70 ltA. rbune Office.
uOUSEKEEPER.-By a competent German
ody IN private family IS perfect 142s SIX Tears ref
nOUSEWORK.-By young strong German
/ girl general homework plain cooking and washer
aud relerences city country 80 Sdavo LIST
hat no Cdfnh
IAUNDRESS.-Firs wishes ladies' and
i gents and family washing % nj home; acid
reasonable Call at the store III West
4bth-st
I AUNDRESS.-By a respectable girl as first
IL class years city references ring twice.
10 Slave.
4 AUNDRESS.-By respectable girl private
family preferred Two and four months city ref.
craue A a W.ai that
NURSE.-By Scotch Protestant woman as
~ nurse for innDt. Will assist with other light duties;
good prcle 10 high wages good references Call
or adde's 2Ol West ibihsL
NURSE, &c-By frst-clasS experienced
~ North German 20 growing chldreni cannot
good seaInstTess ami needieworGi wiIing
10 assist In chamb'rNork nrscas city reference CITY OF
country. 80 3d-aye, hrst Hat
NURSE.-By Il well-educated Protestant Ger
~ man girl growing children: very good seansiresS
Addrcis ID. III last i2het
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAlD.-By a
w drstrlais neat North German gir az waitress and
chambermald pr ate family would astt washing IA
small family; good city erncch ~ 5daYe heai lJlhs
WANTEE.-By thoroughly respectable
w English person place solmstiesti would care oh
herself full good references gven quiet
home preferred high For particulars address Miss
N. NJ, INNS. 2uS Main ST.. Brick Church. NJ
IA Al fRLS>, &c.-By competent neat
w North girl first class waitress ana cham
bernad psrOrm iid understands her business thor
oughy good references 81 3daye, near lSth-st hat
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FHANk g. HOLLGSs.
WILLIAM A. RFAD, }Committe
CLAILNCE CARY
GALE OF CITY BoNDS.
OFFICE or CITY CLERK, 1
PORTSMOUTH OHIO, January ~. 1856.

UFIITE OF IIEHk,
PORTSMOUTH OHIO January ~. 1856
Sealed proposals VIII Doe received AZ tho ~ mentioned
Office o'clock ~ MARCH - 1856 Tor The pur
Oh Of 100 bonds Of $1,000 each bearing interest at the
81 per per anuum payable semi nnuall' the
dAv Of November and Nav OF each yar All Of sli
WILL be dated a 1886 ard Will be- divided three
SiOOho being duo fifteen years after dale So 90
after date ID SJOolO due In urty
after date -ad bonds beng issued IN pursuance Of
7ul OF the Revised ~ ONO and ori
nam the ny Council all city, December
49, 1853. and entitled. An ordinance 10 Provide or The
~ flOOlu Mlor orks Bonds for the pufpOso O
rriermins - Oln Of bonds issued 10 build Water Works
bonds will be -Od tn the hlgeN' bidder, and FOR not
less than Bids should specify the number o! bonds bid
the RES IN which they belong aud tho amount OF
premium offered
The right > reserved to reject any and al bids
b. u MCCULLoCH.
CITY lleTk.
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FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
No irsses. No fluctuations bur a solid per cent
guaranteed Coll on or address G.. &. Uiue & son
Agents WEST ERN FARM MORTGAGE co.
1877 Broadwny,N. Y.
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Drp Sooos.

GREAT REDUCTION.-Assign sale furs
~ seaskin slcqns domsns circulars &c fur int and
fur trimmed wraps being sold 0V tho assIngco OF
NICHOLS ROIIEHS q Co. 5jO Broadway. Very low
prices
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Real estate agents.
Countrp propcrln for Sale anu Go Eet

1900 ~ p->N
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPEC
.. s ms heGeRS, Sol9T Ssns syf}T SS
4 AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.
Hoa,es 10 let and for sale Attractive building sles in
Room 10 Temple court Beesman.st.
FOR SALE, or to rent for term Of years.
4 suburban residence with to- Of land Fine
WV ''''''' Apply to owner EDWAKD EyEHErr,
FOR SALE-The DELIGHTFUL residence re-
Gently occupied by the te Alfred p. Kinrslond esq
situated in theDeautu VILLAGE kceseyile ~ near Iake
house cariave house an, stable all in complete order vi
modern improv aad Can be lad for less
one WISHING a country very price will do
well to '0oA al M &E 1H Psa 10 NovYo CITY,
N{ONTCLAlR, N.J.-Rcal estate speciality;
VI attractive houses furnished nnH uninInshed IN Va
FOE SALE. or to lease for term of wears.
with Prper secUr ty all that fne slate property at
MALN dT0 IL Zen n Te%9ITp No r county
This quarry contains twenty 81 land and has
couyeniic or operations con .i1e OF factor
buildings with machinery seam bolers ana pumps IN eK
cecnt order tenant hou aud sheds Tor storing sa.e
II not sod The owner Olld lie willing to 10 use he whole to
Tespons bic parties ard Icy can suJ-ese portions OF 1t
The curry u " thin mile railroad station at
alnntport The safe OF this curry is Of The finest quality
Persons ., moieElte cael be sure Of realizing hand
apply to -a,,~n.a,,.,~,,~
ISAAC BUCHANAN,
fO7 Fifth ave. New-iO rk.
YARNS, country seats and water fronts,
verswhere, sale exchange; free list D. +. OAR
LING q Co., u PARK Row. city, 10 Courtst brooklyn
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-Ten rooms
in good order ali improvements lot about 5nH Is
i've minutes ION station GOO ghbOrhOod IN Elizabeth
- j. Will sell fr - 900 cash and S3Upu mortgage,
rent for 3 O a month furnished or t3J unfurnishra.
Apply TO - fARLEy
II Maiden Lane y, Y.
ENNESTMkNTS.-O \. j.. speciality.
Real estate al s,ations sale Also summit Mad
isOu MORT town and MOhtcdir.
EDWARD 7. HAMILTON & co. SO broadway.
SUMMIT. \. J.-Furnishcd and unfinished
- houses TO let for season OryeaE
l.. q. POTTER opposite station.
WILL exchange first class Chicago property,
w improved unmproved, for first class residence
IN New York. Irookll n. or river towns below
POughkoepse VIII pay some money or assum" mortgaso
L. q. r., Tribune once.
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Giip 31ropertn 90 Get.

fifth AVE.-To lease, the elegant 4-stOry
and maBsaroof stone private residences Nos 10 aud
7fth-ave opposite Rev. Dr. Halls church To be by
'e''"'' OD'' FRpoYY6 CLARKsoN SON. 80 Broadway.
TTNHE BEST LOCATION IN THE CITY FOR
fun shed house 5tb for rent lease
sale Inquire No III Broadway Rooms ~ and 20.
ITO LET, unfinished. from LIST of May, $50
Il and 1852 5tha ave. near 57th ST. each % feet front
Charles Brown rs Pinest William Wheeler Gl alst.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEEs-N.Y. CT

an the Eegi ters Office yesterday
3d.ave G = 36y9 II S OF Qua " roat, lOO8S275S TO
rrnDosedl Ridges st, iOJN2St; also W La'ay.
etieplace II S OF Finest, lOO1Zuo 10 rlUGe-sl 80
G " TubDs. t4O'VoU
,ramadge- : {. 50 II " OF quarry ROAD ~ 10 guar;
Ty,roaa xo'A'EAi] ~ ~ -. 1000
6SGsi ;; 10 I p TsebeT al and another 1890
79thcsL S 3 TeO II e OF o'"'a'' $1,000
lstaye y cor Io 81 s5 1EiTr 10000
l5S{hs $3.50 8 90 Nav u r Hmth - 5000
29tas, s s. 10 Il %g 20 1850
IO2d-s 81 8. g II of tthave S6.3X9l2 w w -oo
stewart and A BOartman- o'ooO
llth.rye G 70 IL n Of 46th-sj 5io1lWlNlohO 10
4Gthst X2Ox2OX~0; + kOttmann and vile toJ 20 nm
ROftmann 4 "'''''
1o9Ihs' s. 10 oC u si Ie $4,000
ponIevari n W cor OF s7ths, 100 l25: executors 800
of {, ii Russell NJ Phillips Ao'VUO
64th.st $ ~ II Of a Iss- and smother $4,000
74thst 5 S4.y !. OF sA 10 E 81 500
6thst a 254l II G OF Avef' lSX9o i0 sIoman roo
and VIE 10 ] Schnedtacher and another $500; o.oVO
1904 81 N AIS 1t W l0t'rs yO1lXlOO A ana oo
III skinner to + A Jcc lo'OVV
2shsi ~ ~ g, o. W b nnbos 1875
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6iluniions tuanieo--femalrs.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
Established In 1852. Incorporated 1874
&. ODELL. President T.. Y. ODELI, Treasurer.
w. II. PIOn5LN. hecTetary. " A. kEILOGO. Attorney
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NEw-Yonk. Wednesday. Feb. II, 1886.
re tov,ne sales were held the EIchange and Auction

fOilOWng VuO 1AVI'1@V 'I
Room tCddy; -, ,.,,, = Hannah a. IN
q sorv dwellings with lots. Nos D Z and9 ta9t Slst
81 = 10 II e 5tlave. lois u lixfoH. and
r. , of 5t nDSSe lot 22xe5a 100
4sigrS h4sfe o S' a5xiS 20 Lei Ganncn lS85oO
6s' cory 81 - ds io % x06 John Fo er. $500
2stoy hP1s Of hV ~ LOT 27x7o john Eer e4OO
sp9 ~ R staSton. sI lot ox56; $500
Bu I"hH T. b. SD,Hib.
! 2 story dwelling with lot Nos 322 East 52d-st IS
of dave lot I9XluO.J.
BIZ Scott MBerS.
SSiJIE 6uoi io so ex?o Morris Deusch $3.50
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EARM MORTGAGES GUARANTEED
BY A RESPONSIBLE COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN,

SECURITY EQUAL To GOVERNMENT BONDS
CAL upon or address the
NEWENGLAND LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
IL Broadway, New y Ork.
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business proprrtn for Sale ano Go Get


CTORE.-51 JOhn-st. corner of Dutch. In
- quire OF A. S. BARNES. Ill WilhaD-st
TITO LET.-In leather district, 5-stOry build
l. ing. cor Ferry ard Gold sts., ,,,-.
ITO LET. AT % Ann-st, near Park Row,
Il store and basement with power nrequred
rutland q WHITING. Beekman ST.
ITO LET.-Large lot on New B0wery $4,000
Il sauare feet partly covered by large building
rutland Il WHITING Beekman-st
ITO RENT.-Large and elegant offices pre-
yously occupied by the Mutual Reserve Fund life As
sociaton Bryant PuildnZ % llDertys ~ y 70 le Inc
association being compelled for want o. extra room 10
about Nav to the Potter Building Nassau
Park Row and BeekmaD sts where IL VIII occupy one entr-
block OF Offices.
ITO Manufacturers, Capitalists and Investors.
Il FOR SALE,
q extensive valuable wharf
the haTbor OF York situated at Ray Ridge adjoining
depot Of Manhattan Beach Raioad and consisting Of sn
peTb dock al which the largest sels can
unload ami $50 lois Il00 feet each Also land une water
the line The whole finely adapted for extens
Manufacturing business for ship yard or Tor sugar
hous sorehOuses Lumber Coal or Wood Yards fu par
JERE JOHNSON. JR..
81 1beriyst.
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Fond AND MORTGAGE.

for sale bond aud mortgages improved city
rel estate situat In Minneapolis MINI. These mortgages
auspices OF the Minnesota Loan and
Trast Company ana safe investment bearing good
rates o. interest 1 . 40 10 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

TOR SALE or to rent for Il term Of years.
4 suburban residence with % 6 Of land. Fine
view spring water. Ornamental Jnd frTlii trees. etc
Apply to owner EDWARD EVERETT
Box Z6B snug sing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

IADY'S MAID.-By acompetent experienced
IL German girl speass French huently but cannot spohA
English. good ores maker ana seanl-t ess auu ~ "a
dresser CITY or country hrstclasS references W 'uH'"
uea lJtla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

NURSE.-By a superior French nnIse' 40. sog
~ rISwtnr eIdren il q good scamsressi several years
e1pereHcs and best city no objection " Inc
country. Apply 922 6thaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-18

NURSE or LADYS-MAlD.-By an expert
~ eneed and rnstyorthy English Protestant az nurse
laiys Innid any position OF trust good o, =,