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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-30

HOyNNss
The annual picnic will be given by the
Sunday school in about week.
Tom Brown has been down from Lang
don harvesting. lie went back on Satur-
day.
There are plenty Of prairie cl,ikens
here this fall, owing to the favorable sea-
son for them.
One Of Tom Browns bronchoes gave
John Hennessy very bad kick in tie
face, one day last week.
Every one is through cutting. There
will not be much threshing done out of
the shock here, this season.
All Of the different varieties Of wild
fruits are very scarce this year.
There is hardly currant, raspberry, cram
berry, plum, lazel-nut or tree seed to be
seen. Query; when wild fruits are a
failure, how can the grain be good crop?
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-30

SERVICES in the NJ. E. cllurcl, next Sab
bath by Rev. e. II. Treglawny. 1856
a. NJ, "A Care for Anxiety" $50 y. M,
"Bartimeus." All are cordially invited
to these services.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-30

Mn. +. Drus, of the German Laundry
informs US that he has at last receives
his new machinery and from this time
his customers may expect the finest OF
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
,pyy ,yD gaVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington MAY 9Th, President has issued proc
Iamation rectng that the Fort SisSrhn DaS' military
rc..ryption Is no longer needed for military purposes
and placing Il under control OF the secretary ot inc
Interior 70. dlsps ston under us' law.
Lieutenant oven +. Lashcr has been orlcrea 10 ~"
Kearsargc Assistant Paymaster H. H. sullivan 10 ous
under the general sorekenpcr st the Washington Navy
Yard Passed Assistant Engineer James H. Ihn>mer %
examination for promotion Commander j." c. herrimsa
ha. been detached from the Boston Navy Yard and granted
three nonhs sick leave; Lieutenant +. H. sherman ana
Ensgns Alfred H. Hail and c. T. Eaton from the hear
sarge and placed waiting orders; inslgn John A. Ecu
from the Mare Island Navy YGri May l5 and or1rrea
the Iroquo!s
First l.. Jackson h1@ been d'tachch roi
command Of the marine guari Of the brooklyn ana ou
10 duty a, the nos,on Marine Barracks; First Lcu'h
ant T. r.. Wainwright detached from command OF the
marine guarl o the Essex aud ordered 70 duty at the
Norfolk Marine Barracks.
Tic following cadets hay" rrp0r;ci to the Naval A"ao
cmv for Hnal examination having returned from the
Trenton at Samoa: c. Decker u. w. Wells H. H.
Jackson and II. Stockton
Orders been given N put the Brooklyn anh E'SS
At Scw.YcrH OF commission.
S,cr.tary Tracy has approved the findings and s"A'
roncn OF the court martial In tn OF LeutenantCOm
,nJrr George NJ Book who charged with a6sentng
himself from his command without leave. lie commanded
the Pntn and lett her a Sitka, Alaska, and came 10
washington to induce thu Navy Department to authorize
rcnors necessary to mike the vcss" scrv!ceabc The
court found him guilty OF the charge, and approved
n stand, sntcncc1 n ''be suspended for years from
rank and duy on Through pay and TO retain his
,urc- on the lis: OF Lieutenant commanders during
time"
Mcssrs Cramp s Sons have Informed the Bureau Of
con,,rop and Repair they propose to put steam
on the engines o. cruiser No. tBatmorc) May g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
DECISIONS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. NAV ain the Court OF Appeals to-day the
following decisions were handed doWn<
Johanna Frank atmnIs'ratriS, respondent agt Ira H.
Otis g, al appellants Susie NJ. Cody, ADMINISTRATIVE
r,spondent agt the Merchants bank. 81 h"cheHIer'
Impcodei appellants; Maria Thornton ct a. eAccu'nN
respondents art Isaac Harris ct Al. executors GVP'
liant in re- settlement OF accounts o! Caroline r. Cos7
man e. al executors, Minnie b Brown, rsponlen'
sgt Nathan C. Phelps appellant; Eliza Mer"iR' aaf'h'
Isiratrix ETC. respondent. the Manhattan ha'"H
Company appellant. judgment anirmei with costs
In NJ judicial settlement OF accounts OF Byron d. NC
Anime ct A. executors; Byron D. McApne ct al en-
ecu,ors appellants agt Charles Il. Potter. rSpont'ht'
Mary Lee admluistrauN, appellant ogt tho blffo"
stesm.hip Company respondent Dismissed on aren''ht
Thoua. II. O'Connor, ct a. respondents aSt J"hh T.
Higgins appellant Judgment modified 10y hAinG the
time from which interest purchss" money Is to b. com
pu,ed at January IL 1857. and as nosihed anm'a WIN
costs 49,
In re estate OF Salmon Bonnet. on appeal OF od'll
Judgment affirmed costs respondent, to be paid
out OF the estate.
Allen H. Perkins, appellant aGt the State OF New
yort rcspondcnt Award affirmed. with costs.
Thomas NJ King ct al. respondents. sst Reon Barnes
~ al appellants; Thomas NJ. King ct al. respondents
ga, Reon Batncs implicated. appellant; Thomas NJ King
Q, AL respondents agt John H. Post. mpleadcd appel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
ooi.rya,.,s oHpss ToUsyAAEyr.

The elections Of the In Dourdonnss Chess Cluo OF
Columbia College resulted In the choice OF Frank W.
Crane, 30, president; Edward f. Cornwall, Cohese
OF hyscans and Surgeons, vice president; Acton Z.
Bassett ,o2 recording secretary; Oswald n. Jscoby,
90 corresponding secretary, and Rufus d. Cowing,
jr, o. treasurer. Tho proposition Of the Ia Bour'
donna!s Club to give q knight to any college chess
club In a championship game las not yet been &C.
ceptcd. The club Is arranging TO have "slmulta-
neous exhibition" by some wcllknown chess player
against the members Of the club, and dinner at an
early dale. In the recent handicap tournament
n Y Jaroby 90 second class won the first prize !;
g. r Donncll, so second class, won the second
prlzc, and Edward IIymes 0i, first class, won tho
nrizp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
Z. BERRY WALLIS ILLNESS.
INPATIENT UNDER HIS EXAMINATION!
he GAYS THU HE GOES TO BARRooMs WHEN
EVER HE FEELS LIKE 1T-soME
nan TEMPER

EVER HE FEELS LIKE 1T-SoME
BAD TEMPER.
n Harry Wall was evidently In an unhappy frame
- rn,cd Yesterday. He rritated by the po'n'c@
.,.~,,ons Of Julius Lehman in his examination IN
aA.rn, proceedings before W. II. Niger, tho referee
:, No so4 broadway. Mt. Wall has not pa"
.acmsnt for $3.50 g. for q ;alor's bill, obtained
AGAINST him by Matthias Rock and he failed 10 appear
On January 80 before the referee for examination !"
supplementary proceedings In obedience to the "ue'
r. Chief justice McAda,n, of the City Court Judeo
Eehrbss Of the City Court, thon granted an oiue'
rrouiring him to show cause why he should no' DO
punished for contempt and Mr.. Wall ut seVcr"i d.
tnss has been trying 10 convince the Tie''' ~
he was III on the day In question $1,000
Mr.. Lehman began hts method OF Iegai 'ofV"'
- follows:
Own you admit that you were drunk on '"e WYNN"
Of January 60 Al Will not ,.
o-Dd you GO down in the tarroom AZ the S~ '", a !.
Hotel after Dr.. Bradley called on you Oh 'sa'
Al presume 1 did 90 in the oSfroo"
want 70. / haven't any guardian over mo - o.r
oA,c Won in the habit OF going TO the oarrooH vet.
.sten, Al 60 there as often as WISH ana u"
know thu, Il is any OF your business II 4 no. ,,.,.
o-whaI f. your busness7 Al have no ous'"o'
Now look here, Mr. Leisnann. wasn't born i00i !"
answer any such questions ,.. -, ,,,ro,v
Odd YOU suffer from any other acAne,S VII ''"'''
no than what you have already fsthea To- a. ..,,r.o,
sMr. WALL put in Orlando L. s""~. mo ., :,
g, ady-s, Won not TO answer the question, as u Is
.,, u,u, not have my client insulte1'
..N e. ~ 4, the course Of hts examination SAID
80, - a. d,v he WAS too III t. appear In court,
s". W uirJnc around the room In GlteslnS eo"n
uo ,n "A ,onrno,ent was asked for by Mr.. LehlnShn
st this point In order 70 ptouoo Stnmcd until next
81 the piajnfia ard the case was adjouried uni he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
LIQUoR MEN AxGRY AT pHrnsBuRs JUDGE

LIQUOR MEN AgGRY AT PErnSBURG JUD9A
Pittsburg, May (SpecisD. Tho G-temper Of Tho
last ten days over the operations Of tho BROOKS
High License Law has eliminated In an sttemve
10 have Judge White ihpeached. At the nrst hearing
under the now law in 1888, Judges Ewing and whits
granted eo3 out Of 100 applications for licenses 10
retail nouor in the city Of Pusburg. Thio
yca Indigo White sat alone and granted only ninety
three licenses for this city, with corresponding
reduction In Allegheny City and in tho county,
There Is not licensed house In fourteen out o.
the thirty-sx wards OF Pittsburg. Tho mpeachmens
proceedings have taken the form OF rcsoiut'ons
which George shlras, Of Pttsburg, Attempted 10
Introduce In the House at Harrisburg to-day. ope
member objected TO the reading, and tho matter
ended for the time immediately aftcr cSmpaessn4
his labOrs I'm the License Court, Judge White vohS
Fast Cor q vacation. He Was AZ Atiapttc City on
Sunday, and Is now at Old Point Comfort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
TIE SECOND DIVISION.

In the Second Divisions tho following decisions
were handed down:
The People REL John Nugent. respondent as,. tho
Police Commission OF NcwYork City, appellants Order
General Term and the writ Of Handamu5 ssuel thereon
modified by striking allowance for costs appeal the
General Term; thus modified order Of General Term
an rmcd, Without cOsls Of appeal TO either party.
John c. Landers appellant agt the Frank Street Meth.
oilst Episcopal Church. Of Rochester, respondent Henry
Pcatce ct all respondents aGt Mary Z. Moore appellant
Thomas Cornell respondent agt. William Hayden appel.
LIANT Fergus Dodd appellant, agt Maria Smith Haes. re.
spontcnt Henry NJ. Isaacson respondent. agt the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company appel
liant Zcpnoruh X. Clark respondent. agt Henry " Nc.
Neal ct all appc.lnts Samuel T. Root. respondent az:
the Long Island Railroad Company. appellant Floran j.
Bohm infant apLclaCt agt. Frederick C. HaVcm"ycr
ana Others resp ndont>; Mehabe g. Grain. respondent
Art John Wright appellant Thomas {. Clark appellant,
sgt Joseph Dun.cnthAl e. al, respondents; samuel
Burlng ct al, appellants, agt the Board Of Edu"auon OF
Brooklyn ard Seth Low. Mayor. ctc., Trsponi"nts;
Rose Tousey. respondent LewIs Roberts. appellant
judgment aHirmci with costs.
MARGARET Boy" ani others rcsponaents agt zebra
Lawton 81 al, appellants. order Affirmed. vith costs
Abram Shaver, respondent agt Nelson b. Edfei.
appellant Frederick \. Schroeder ct al, appellants, aEL
naa"l Frey al. respondents; III" National CiNb
sponlcnt. Judgment reversed aud new THAI ordered,
with costs abide tn" event
both brHuchrS Of tn" Court NJ Appeals have adoufnc1,
10 meet In the Town Hall a: Saratoga Oh Juin g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
IN MEMORY OR THE CONSTITUTIONS HRAMERs

Philadelphia, May (specaD.-The Governors OF
tho thirteen original states. who participated In tho
celebration Of the Washington Centennial. have ~
ranged meet in Independence Hail. Philadelphia ON
July 20 consider and carry out the resolutions passed
by them at Carpenters Hall in April. 1888. loohn<
toward the erection OF monument TO the memory Of
the mcn who framed and signed the Constitution. The
resolutions have been Endorsed By the United States
senator's representing the thirteen original States, and
thr members OF the Congress that closed the nrst
century Of Constitutional Government IN the United
States The plan OF the monument VIII be submitted
by Colonel j. L. PeytOn. of New-Jefsey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

liant; In application Of Mary E. Hynes genera
guardian ETC. Order affirmed. with costs
Thomas NJ. King ct AL. appellants. ast Eeon barnes
ct al. respondents. Appeal dismissed with costs
Conrad Loos ct al, ag. J. Forman wilkinson ct a.
and Edward T. Bates ct a. agt the same In 70 account
OF John wilkinson etc Order OF General Term reversed
and that Of Special Term modified by striking out the
credit Of &C. 13G 90 for Insurance and modified affirmed
without either party upon appeal the General
Term 10 this Count
Charles H. Brush, respondent, act. william Jay ct al,
appellant Orders Of the General and Special Terms 30
far they direct sale Of the abstracts In the possession
OF the partnership nm reversed without costs TO
either patty this appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
THE INVITED sr,rEs SUPREME COURT.

Washington. May 3.-Whcn the supreme 'our' me-
after the present recess May 49, an auloufhmns vi"
follow fo, tho summer vacation A number OF opinions
will be delivered on May 49, among which Is eApeeNp
what is hoped 70 be final decision in the celebrated ya
Clark Gaines from Ncworcahs' "''e' ."e 80,
.a,ourns tho several Justices viii go their circuits
for several weeks. ~ ,,.,
Nothing certain 10 known in Supreme Court circles
about the successorshp N Justice Matthews; out " ~
opinion OF Of the persons cohhec'.a WIT ,"V s
,h, N. ,rno,n,nen, lies between Judge Gresham and
Attorney. General Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
made BY him from the time of the production OF the
play A Runaway Wife to the present.

BATCH OF DAMAGES 10 PROPERTY HOLDERS
william N. Armstrong Edward v. Loew, and George
". Lyon, the commits sIonors for estimating ana awara
ing tho damages done by the elevated railroads 70
property along It's lines. made tho following a"arus
yesterday: For damage done TO property at NO i.'
West ThIrd.st., 81 ,900 to No. 90 West Thlru,s'''
e.. 600; to No. l44 West 1hird-st, 1880 10 NO
ioi West Thirdst, ~, 100: TO No. go Greenwc h
st. S2,3I2 so; to No. 2T2 Grccnwich-sI, s2,oo- w
to No. 1877 Greenwich-st., 81 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
COURT CALENDARs-TO.DAY.

SUPREME CoUEr-GEEERAL TERA-Rerrs, continual.
SUPREME COURT CHAMDERs - Before lugrahsm, j.
Motions
sUEgoGATk's CoCRT-Bofore Ransom, wills OF Rora
JuhnsUn 100 a p l.. DennOId, 20 a N FclH Horn
j No probate calender
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERN Before TruA1. j.
Motions
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcAL TERM-Bctore BOoksAvsr. j.
Motions.
cry CoCRr-SPECIAL TERN Before McAdam. G. j.
Motions
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w,s THE MONEY IMPROPERLY Discussed.

w.s TIRE MONEY IMPROPERLY Discussed
pn..,on stevenson, the sole surviving devisce In
ting, ,pdcr the will of Jane Mcdonald began
,n,t Yesterday In the United States Circuit Court
.r,ins, Matthew Hcttrck Mrs. Mcdonald vas d
..e.,d.,, n. BERGEN County, y. J. She died in 1882
,c,vnp large amount of property. Including fifteen
hos.s and lots IA this city, seven OF tho houses being
In west Twenty fourth-st., between Fifth and SIKH
-. Mr. stevenson and Peter A. Lozicr became
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

NEW YORK BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS
Albany, May 3.-The following bills have become
laws:
Chapter P'ovidlng for buildings md accommoda-
Ions for the geological collection In Central Park New.
York City. Not signcdJ
Chaptcr nll-Amendng the NewYork Consolidation oct
relative to powers and duties and the health fund Of
,,c Hoard OF Health and Of tho Health Department of
New York City, and for the preservation OF public
health Not s!sncd.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

owners of fourth part Of the property tn this city,
under Mrs. McDonsid's viii. They appointed Matthew
Kettrck In January, 1853, agent Of tho property
In Now.York and he collected the rents until August,
1885, The plaintiff in the suit begun yesterday
charges that the agent did not properly account for
all the money he received. lie acknowledged tho
receipt Of $4,000 81, between May l, 1886. and
August l. 1886, and Il Is charged that s2.712'75 Of
thai amount was disbursed without authority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
MCKEE RANKIN DID NOT APPEAR.

In the suit OF DR.. William r. Simpson against FrNY
erick g. Maeder and Mckee Rankin, before Referee
McKenna Mr. Rankin did not appear
yesterday and his default was takcn. There
was an attempt made 10 prosecute Mr. Rankin for
tempt but the referee gave it as his opinion that The
case would terminate with this action. As It now
stands an order of the Court. has been applied for
asking that Mr. Rankin be made tn produce lis books
and papers showing all the receipts and expenditures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

A PILOT FATALLY ASSAULTED BY RUFPIANS.
Phtlalelphia, May 3 CspecisD.-C Captain William II.
somrrs wclthn0wn Delaware River pilot employed
on the Camden and Philadelphia ferry, was set upon
I'm Camden late last night by rifians who beat and
cut him brually. There IS no hope Of his recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
tUork tl)anleo.
Females.

7 ADV norraT her AMI typewriter gradn.
Il at, q l.I!nc HJr.L"-, toucGr. H..
-'rns a position. Afiir-b rAINI'S COLI
I.FGE, TO- Wr7t 2Ith-st.
| ADY -tsnogfap"rr 7nd typWHtri tKeh''
IL ILglnrI ,,frS A position law PIE.
f.rred. Address ,. f., Tribune Uptown
CG.c". I OPS Broadway
w ANTED.- Situation A. instturfrss TOT
w a sewing Inichine company can SPEAK
German and English. J. BLADY. 4o7 East
S1th-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
Gountrp Real Gsiate for Sale

A GENCY FOR AoNTCLAIR-Asnd,
"A ssns sesidsoces and building altes
h@Sxaos \ TuRI& s 1ssS"as-ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04

and TO 60 . preliminary trial TIP on June Is
It Is expected that tho Charleston win 90 O hes IN
trip next Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
Titp Real Gstaie Go Get.

OFTS.-3l and 4th, In new building over
L. stable ~ Oy %, plenty OF light, with
or without steal. j25 West 22d.sl.
CTEAN IOWkR. with socoad floor
- 5000 SQUARE feet. on pars OF ground
foor To- let; wood workers allowed
FLAMING MILL. 5l3 West l5thst,
no LET.-OrNccs la the Tract llouse
steam heal, electric light. elevator.
Aprlv I'm bookstore, $50 Nassaust
vJNO LET.-Fuur.stnr brOwnstOns dwelling
i 4I1 Fast l92i.si all modern Improve.
uents. Apply to JOHN LO0RAM, $50
last 19th.sL
ITO LET.-Lofts. SO n by IS IT.. steam
i elevator with or without steam power
GEO. n. EDDY, 898 Mafison.ss
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miscellaneous

4 LBERT G. SPENCER, 276 6th.ave..
II nth and 18th StS.-UMBRELLAS
PARASOLS. CANES made to order, recoV'
cred and repaired. Prompt and reliable
EOR SALE.-IsoscS, rhod0drn1roEs orna.
L mental trecs, &c. all ms; tias' prizes
reasonable. Address j. Az bin SHAW
Nuiaerynan. brooklyn, y. \. One hun
arcd saleSmcn wanted.
HAVE YOUR PRINTING donc BY y;
II WEISS & CO., - Park Row; 10000
circulars, $3 %; cards, Dillheads, state
mcrts. envelopes, &c, at very low prices
EMOVE your lens from your holder
IL with the rubber pen extractor Two
rubbcrS by mai. 10 c,nts r. A. HOF'
sTATTER 1S5 East l9th.st
Va, ANTED 10 manufacture. novelties In
w sheet metal or wire. or cast metals III
vcntlon> worked out; patterns III WOOD or
meth for spCcialticS; tool making a. NJ.
WHITE. 243 Naln.st., waterbury conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
TO RESTRAIN THE PARK DEPARTMENT.

Argument heard by Judge Van ioescn in the
Court of Common Pleas, Special Term, yesterday, In
the proceeding brought by tho Property Owners AS
ISOLATION OF the Twcnty-lhird Wari to restrain tbs
Park Department from closing Onc-hhndIcd- and fifty
third and Onchundrcd and afysxth SITS. OIL the west
side OF the tracks of the NcwYork and Harlem Rail
road. 1t is alleged that the company, having pur.
chased land between One hundred and for' ninth and
onchundred- and fifty eighth sts seeks with the aid
of the Park Department. to be relieved from agree
ment TO build bridges Onchundred and Eft third
and One.hundred and fifty sixth sts., thcrcby saving
5000 OOO and II Is claimed that the Park Department
has no power to annul the agreement Flo decision
reserved a motion 10 continue temporary
Injunction previously granted Mathew p Drecn
spoic In favor Of the motion and Assistant Corporation
Counsel Townsend opposed II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
Bodr6 an6 Rooms.

.>~~~~~--~----~~-~~~e-, 49, 49,
ATTRACTIVE APARTMFNTS
n. Suites and single rOOr1i, furni she'd
board optional; reduced prices ttaDslcnt.
ne ornaments accommodations best refer
ences. Al EVERETT DIRECTORY, "a
West 3Sth.st
CLINTON PLACE. S2.-DesirnbIe, hand.
4 sOmsly furnished rooms; rrfined con.
yenienccs permanent or transient.
AMONGST, u. NEAR GRAND.ST.-
u Large furnished pafior for h0uSekeep.
ipr, With ell conveniehces; 50 week.
gVAEDSOMELY furnished % or Sd story
III back room. with table board. 241 West
S4th.st
HFAYErTE PLACE. NO. 2l.-Niecly
1 he'd room for gentleman, In private
family 50 weekly, -------.-.--.--
MICE Furnished room. $50 West +e'A-'t
ROpRIETOR (member II0iel Associa-
iIon) OF handsomely furnished private
res,dence l47 West 63d .st;j VIII &C, sh 81.
gncsts With or without beard. family OF
snneans. n sstisfsctofy, arrangements nsoG !
~ ather ouests will DO accepted all I'm.
nS piano, billiard psHor; eAtsens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
Business Chance.

DuSlUE89 V I1NUlpS.
Ak OLD ESTABLISHED boot and hhoe
"A business for sa!c ; best steid on oth'
ave ; stock ~. 800: owner fetlrlhH. A'
quirc Real E,Rtc once, 400 West i0th.st.
A PLEASANT, profitable business, u
n wears estahlI.hed. easily conducted Only
$50 Including stock and fixtures rent only
ai6. Apply at : MuTray.rt. Room 81.
GOOD CHANCE 20 buy an ol1.eshb:
n lshed dry goods business IN CITY "
MIddip,nxn; choice locatL3n; III hralth'
Lock Box 81. Middletown. y. y.
CUEAP FOK CASH.-smal business es'
y tarlisNrd siN years: SUIT n o. scnut'
,nnn good ne!RhbOrhoOd mofrat Tc1i''
BUSINESS. s44 Gat"s-sve.. Bfookyh.
NEED active man with al, 600 Ia 81, 300,
Il a. IgouII s,ll: established i years OF
a, chanpe for house and lot. MANUFACI'
UHINt,. Tribune oMc. -------
n AKTNER with $500; young man WIN
L SImc ErOgiedC" 81 real estate pFosls,',H
made $40 900 in years, AdareiS VI 10 10
CHlISIESsI.S, so FulioB's', b''"h'In.
n A9TNF! WANTED.-Crpsbl" ~ taking
rull eharzr OF monopoly In staple gOooH !,
Al oOO rrnuirrd ONLY ~ s1Hdhc"m" = i
husinrss lustiles Investment. oWNhh'
Box o, ThbuHe Once.
DAEF OPP1 WTRNITf.-One Ibonsoho
Is Dollar wtll purchase one .half intr,Ht
I'm a. room fully furnished hotel o. 0 popular
summer resort with bar, fixtures, etc. cons
D etc lea.n pr,paid up 10 N0yeinber Isl
tsse. Address II. Gu Room ~. ~ Ssoaa'
vnY. =
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Eclu n)anteo.


Co. M TO $3.50 90 A MONTH can 70
- ID.OV ira t. wCrk,n. fDF ". AGENTS
preferred who can furnish hur-" and give
their whole time to the business. Spare mo-
ui.nts Elay b" pruhtahly employed also. A
few Nacuncle. In towns end cities Is. r.
JOHNSON & CO., 1908 Main.st. Rich.
moId. Va.
n R.-LaiIrs employed also. Never mind
about srniInG stamp for reply. Come quick
Yours for biz, Is. /. }. & Co.
Males.
boy wANTED-In Office Of wholesale
ID house must be- well r'cpmm"nd'd, good
prnmlu and rHcrIr IL one Resting with
iarCatS pTrfGfTi. \ lir,>s Ia nwu haai.
wiring, and stating age. "ll.ON,' Tribune
Oficy.
EMIIOYMENT.-r Positions procured FOR
H all classes 81 male help. al, help iuI-
nishrd free 60 employers: city w county.
Amy a. the cd r".iaLl MLTROPOLlThS
AGENCY. Gs3 Broad"aY.
w ANTED.- BOY IN = silk commission
w house - learn ia" business ADp!f IN
own handwriting. Y. o. Ron No. e.ei5 y. !
X{1 ANTFD. Ten farmers ana Ave gar.
w GcHcrs ready ~ work bring clothes
right away. AUGUST WEEK. s14
WashingtOn.st
Females.
yXvANTFD.-Girl as laundress ana 70 help
w IA oLLcr work. Apply OF liI West
55iE-st., between IL ard I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-04
Real Gsidtc.
FURNISHED 6ousrs Uanico.

A RESPONSIBLE GENTLEMAN would
n take car VI furnished hUlsa or baV
La abstr.e ~ family for SUNNI: reference
EbS SO Tdh-ao Uptown once. l'''
broadway. "
xANTEp.->n!Nii. FURNISHED >rasiir cot,
w tacs witL.H twenty.lNH minutes OF
B,ltefy, for adults AMI twC srNantS
A idrc:s UDSNER, Box $500, n. Y.