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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
WARNING GAS COMPANIES.
THEY MUST RESTORE PAvEMENrs'
,,vvps WILL ALLOW THEM TO

.,>rpo,rrR MYERS WILL ALDo"
N0-. urn OBLIGATIONS NO LONGER
i''0-' r,,ro,v Yesterday sent Mayor Grant, a.
Comn''Sso" posrd OF Electrical CONTROL Is' Oh
o,dercd 10 be rpsved oy 'ho noa," y, co
,.,a and the BOARD Of Aldermen uHu', Wv .ho ,1,
.,.ra.,,on In hts accompanying i'.''' ,..sa.,
,-,H.s rO.,rcsts that all work OH 'io
.,,hw.vs and connections III "oso 80, =. oono 90
suo""Ss .,,i.,ed be proceeded Win al ONCE as
qurcd OF con'e'"f .ds 10 issue no permits to opcn
th's pepar g. new underground construction ai'cr
tneeo SUI. ..,en,s are laid, and for repairs only III
INC n0" ir~so,ute and immediate necessity
cases OF aoso -. n.w Movements Mr. GilIoy said yes
In eisi s attended TO have for asphalt pavcments
a"s' material possible anu he hopeo W get he
III" -. an. in time for two months WORK oeiore oau
contracts operatons Then the contractors will
~ obliged put the strcets III 'e"'pors ~ =,
W ork can 90 on next season. III an aWau Is
'Ec - contract must 90 10 the lowest bidder, but
ns ,,rss, bidders do not meet all the requirements
% s,ec,acaiions the Commissioner will throw out
=, ,he bids Mr.. GiirOy is preparing the specifca-
soos for the granite block pavements and hopes 10
-. some of them ready early in September. In
many instances he expects that the contractors VIII
10 able to complete the work this season.
controller Myers wrote strong letter yesterday to
,h presidents of the Consolidated aud Standard Gas
comnanes dealing with the uucr Want of regard for
The ctys interests and their agreements displayed
BY the gas companies and other corporations which
ear up the street pavcmens for their own purposes
and leave them in a shocking condition. After re-
trn 10 the state Of certain streets and avenues In
which mains and sewer pipes have been laid by the
ras companies the Controller adds:
The sums annually expended by the City OF New
York for paving purposes would suffice to provide
Movements beyond criticism were IT not for the actor
Of the gas and kindred companies, who almost wholly
ignore their obligations 10 restore pavementS torn VI
by them 10 perfect condition.
The reports of the inspectors Of this department IN
the matter OF the streets above mentioned show ina
DESPITE the best efforts Of the Department having paw
ing operations In charge. and Of this Department a
we'll your company has grossly violated the conditions
Of the permit under which the opening OF such streets
was sanctioned, namely, complete and satisfactory
restoration Of the pavements to their original condi
ton. -. ,o.e Won,
have. therefore, to advise you that unless YOU
.ompany shall at once take steps 10 restore 10 proper
condition the pavements which have been torn up oI
II in the streets named, SHALL with the cO-Opersuon
of fine Commissioner Of Public Works, request inc a.
ssstance of the Counsel 10 the Corporation III tdh
such legal steps as may be necessary 10 eniorce n
rights and project the interests OF the CITY IN Tue ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-AbonIt, e s,gaay AMI Hard
fair demand ouontOoo6so rshNIiIs ~ 5ods5 IS
npEve HSd s5s$S "a %es sT and Rs9, s4s5iS
roton brown sI8as4 Rosendalc Cement 29g por,iad
Dbl American Portland 81 lSSTS Scss 20 Rockiand
Common Lime 81 Dol and 40 tgls 81 10 ST. JOINS
Lime oO0g5c Iaths, s2as2 10 per i,VVVoo "'"' .
Hair o462sc per bushe Cattle iair' i44 ,oo , so.
COFFFF-There was a ouleter market Tor bra.l @ "
on the spot to-day but the general , aEcoes Sales
steadness the basis Of lSec io I' lad hght Inouiry
Speculation was also quiet and prnc.pa,y arm 1n owing
T tier Havre advces enjns sales cain ''e Of
=, 80 roInts after which There was a. lunci I,,j
o. oGlU come ilt,lc short" buying. leaving on dui
Hsvre advanced q r. early but closed W' nuord sHady
REGULAR Fiji 900 Good sceoui 9Sm aScntS oS
yate 27he rece d Ss, Iy o 6arsnces for Europe
sooo bags total stock 4s2 900 bags santos s
$50 coo bags time lsss eoi T9e t" no kugust 3
$50 900 oCO same tire 1883. l6OOOV SAINT ui"' 1901
io9 0oo sales here. 20,250 bags as loAoWs' Gallo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
THE ST1TE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug 23.-ConOn firm miadllng u 20 &c;
Flour dull wheat Southern. quiet and easier Fusl
SIC LDlgberry oIaofcj NO. ole htssheI' 40; 70
;5d77 nc: Western weak and lower; No winter req,
spot SOis dS04c; August. SOlsdcO+c SepernDe SONsG
s0isc October, s14ds1Ec; December s91sasc Corr
Ale: Western, slow weak; mixed spot Ale August,
slc September Al &c October 42h a42S4c Oats active
sale irmer southern and Pennsy yania "a west
eTn white, old erase new, 24a96c; do mixed 22a2oc
Ilye nrmer 50G52c. Hay-Od, quiet ana sta1y prime
70 choice timothy, old l6G17c; new lSql5o, froysons
i7elsc Eggs scarce wanted. 17c. petroleum. steady
refined. 81 Is Coffee Arm Rio cargoeS fair ISL &c;
sugar firm; A soft, Sic. Copper quiet; refined 1O26
lose. Whiskey unchanged; 81 10. FreightS 70 Liver
pool per hrm grain per buShe I'D CORK Tor
orders As Cd ais. I'd Receptsofour 1900 wheat.
msnts1Flour, 1900; wheat $500. sales-wheat,
90 600; corn, 24.OOO.
Boston, Aug. 23-Market unchanged, Receipts-Flour,
3 coo bbis 1000 sacks; corn. $1,000 bushels oats
81 COO shorts, SO tons.
Buffalo N Y, Aug. 23.-wheat-No. Hard nrmer
500 bushels crop sold at S7cosl and 5CO0 bushels crop
al ssdo5c; No Northern. 90d9ic; 5000 bushels No.
Northern SO Winter grades scafce and firm
no No. Rel here No RED track. Sic; d. in
old No / White Michigan, 99Lc; d., 81 &c No. 8
Red. 76d7sc 1000 bushels No. White California sold
At 92c Corn lower; 16 900 bushels No. sold at 1914
closing price S9l2c; No .. 40c IN store oats dui D.
weak and lower old No. White. 29c in store new 90
2sc on track; No. White. 259c; No. Mixed =
strong and unchanged. Reeeipts-Flour 5000 bbls
wheat 100 600 bushels corn S. 900 bushels Shipments
by canal-wheat o02 900 bushels corn 105 900 bushels
es 600 bu:hss ny oo1 1900 ooS wheat
. Chicago. Aug. 23The leading futures ranged rs fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York, Friday. Aug 2s-BEEvEs- Receipts 40
aigsterers IS caTosis at Wcchawken Tor EXPORT alive
carloads 6ctl including % carolds for Eastman
MAJ strauss ana 80 carloads arrived at jersey cry Of
loads to ~l, in ADDITION to the carloads held over
Ncsr!y all the offerings. Of common and medium
Ga }9a e ms % ydos Slow IN the az Ta were Nagd
@he hgher sqre1 6gt there wa no He to the tr@ie and
e ext re- RANGE for Poorest 70 B9st Nsye steers
aS e. 20 to 81 G Outside h ng o for Is heSv M
steers sot. With this exception ~ 40 was the highest
Colonel M IN , sold according to cp.r carloads Of
IeS2n but ne iorro % i,Sye the price foF -, r,pofeE
market refrigerated beef "a or about size per r.
49s'a Es cave acS RPshsniad as the op
Nelson e san S 'a 10 sail on ne SF eDd GUY SndSy
ave booked for y" following shipments: The nevada
Sypga Manah as5 c SGd 200 G9o OF oee c
altino is5 hcsi and the SANTIAGO go heal heS Two Of
thee steamer. may rot Get on befor Monday. Those
Of 1927 cattle and $50 quarters Of beef
N,hf pcf loo 40 l"i l@ steers =, =. y
IA 90 wd n9l4 !, at $ 90 - Qh2 o. 199 n at
%s,' - 81 :. S''i s. ssS g 3;
G S n az a. g DO DO 20 6' II "a at x 90 d9
~ at s3 steer. 1A7o . at e. ''''' '''''
q 20 a. 1850 H. al = II 6iio do 385 at II 81 3
DO. 1872 N, o. 81 40; do, 1901 n. - %
Xew'oP !, Gql1' IS I.dlona 1O3r p
n Ct sin g. Dc vi:. 3 s g 90 w. a'oo-
shcrman & Culver: 10 Indiana Steers 1918 n NJ "a o.
at a. 5 49, a. 1s = SO 20 do do 1921
r. 49, az lS H. 81 t 90 % 10 5 ohio do 1872 1872
n, at ~ 80 do. li45 n at 30 20.
b ": o hs s,f'' noI LIP a. =, s so 60
Suprly light and prlce' steady with early clearance
nai's9ilH. :oi q v 2a9e n Fed and Mixed
~. p T, Olives steady ni,h air demand at 4a5e
Nlqc Tor Cffz- Dree.o "a
- AZ 60 W W a. Sac 80 BgiteFk G9yss POI
n ~ - 70; Fed do 1875 ~ at 81 Veals. 17o n al
., John Hacnbeck: 40 MIXED Calves PIG n ut 81 30
81 10. 2Oo = ~ A. 81 - Ncnls. af
Hume Mullen IS ButtermlE Calves, 265 n, at 2ac ;
Juia nrcki93Fham II Mixed Calves 1ss n. at 4'c;
headlo caro,fs at jersey CITY end 81 carloads ooh
S 9n1 % eSrosi' be.ldes IN the pens seaag
inquiry. Lamb, extremely dull with slight downward
c9lency for all grades except strictly prime. Twenty
Inferior 70 rrms sheep 50 e 5oses Req
sale."j y. Pidcocft? 90 nnsvlvana Sheep. oi,a r.
cs western 10 osl n - - 275 VIRGINIA lambs ~ n
r. - 90 100 Ohio do G9a' y, At So 32j Pennsylvania do
5g g 4 nggsG G a7 Psco'yvsDn Lambs o5
GS DO a. r. at =; 20 go Indiana DO % n q Is Is 2ei
sn1 Bpck. 9s y ~ 80 10 State Sheep SO ~ at - 50
! r. sadler ( Co. 172 Indiana Lambs, GO n scant
~ Collins %. Indiana Sheen. 80 y at - 90; 254 vi
p. s Kase 225 Western Lambs. 70 m ~ &C IS.
Newton : Gillcu Al Kentucky Sheep (selected) 11s n
IA 1eso IIsons;c g sse lamb: q n at SO a'
Hume Mullen 19l state lambs So n at IS state
at y G2 s1i . s;S9- a. h''a ao3 i2F lead
Mers yS,f s5gsi y p, s...
oo %" n average at 81 80 per 100 nj Rough do $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buralo. Aug ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS last % hours.
le00 head total for week tNs far H. go head for same
tim, lat week II go head CONSIGNED through to Nov,
steady. Sheen and Lambs Receipts last a hours 5000
head total Tor thus far 81 900 time last
week. H.l00; consigned through New York, lUoo
head none on sale; market quiet, prices unchsnee !,
oeslieccIpt~ last ~ hours 6SOO head total for week
thus far $3.50 head for time last week 4OisO
head consigned through n NewYork. $500 head none
sale hogs quiet and scarce.
Chicago, Union Stock Yards Aug 23.-"The Droveffs
Journal reports; Catte-Recepts. 1000; shipment
5000. Market dun. generally lower. BaeVcs. ~ 42a
- u.s. steers 1884, so stockers and erders - sogtS
natives aud half breeds. s3ds3 IS. Hos.-RcceipS,,'
10000 shipments $500 Market slow Zoe lower. MlNrn
g 0Oas4 % heavy az 7oasi 05 ight sids4 skp.,
% 5oes4 a. sheep-Reccpts, 1000; shpments ~ G
a 10 Texans. 90 5Oasf lambs % 5Oas5 so.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARK ETs.

Liverpool, Aug. o. 345 D. m.-Bcef IN fair demand
Pork and hams IN poor d1and. Bacon IN falf demand
Cbeee IN poor demand American finest white ana c9@r'
dull at A. "a. Taiow ia good demand prm, ciy nIh
2js' "a. Cotonscc1 OIL Liverpool refined duil az ~, ~
Iufpentine good demand Osn IN fair dcmin1' lafu
spot In fair demand utures in poor mand prime Wr,
cfn spot September and october. dull az ~. "a
Wheat in poor demand No. . winter, dull at Us
II I'd. new NO. spring, dull at ~ 2ad Flour ~ poor
demand extra No. I spring, STEADY nj JOS "a Urn -
spot In poor demand futures IN fair demand mixed west
efn. tpot. duh az A. lid August SEPTEMBER ana octo
demand.
Antwerp, Aug. 23.-Petroleum-Fine pale American, ~
francs och eenne paid aud IL francs 10 eenimcs sellers
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n)orIi Uanieo

Females.
YOUNG LADY desires work TO do home
n for the translation and typewriting OF
French. Spanish and English. Address
c. M0NTAL. 90 West Houston.st.
- EADING.-By an experienced COPY.
IL holder and rcviser able TO read proof !;
references. Address CORRECT, Box "a.
Tribune Of1ce.
g TENOGRAPHERS and Remington ope r.
- 3tOrs furnished TO business houses no
commissions. WYCKOFF SEAMANS &
BENEDICT. 1927 Broadway.
w ANTED the care Of country residence
w for the winter best OF references fur.
nished. Address NJ c., 0 West ffth-st.
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OIL MARX ETS.

c, rssppTrg Penn, Aug 23-Petroeum dull but steady
blebess eoi s certificates opened 9S closed 95a
,ros 5d9,d renn Aug 23Netiona Trans certificates
TX. elesysoec sscsri az 3st highest 3d. lDye9
.,n.S !, Pen9 Aug 23-Natonal Transit certi1coes
~A o. ''S' Ashest % lowest 36isi closed. 0sls.
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Gorses ano CARRIAGES.


A -FLANDRAU & CO.,
-. 3l2, ga, $40 BROoME-ST.
.Li;LEGANT CARkiAUES OF the best class
SUSPENSION VICIOKIAS
SPRING vICrORIAS,
~ r LIGHT VICTORIAS.
Mall Phaetons, Pau Carts, Lsndsus.
Stanhope Gigs, Village Carts, Omnibuses,
COUPE. 6.PAssENGER RoCKAWAYs'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONEITES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS,
OUR PATENTS
a. ON BUCKBOARDS.
YAK sufreys, Oak Wagons, OAK Run.
aooun, 2,p1ssenger Buckboards. 3-passen.
ger Buckboards, 4-passenger Buckboards.
Oas pos.a.Dos, Oak Dcrbies, Oak phaetOns
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
Single, Dusls. Triplets, ali kinds Of springs
ALL -, NlNolVELIIES IN OAK AND FAINT
aoK ONE AND TWO HORSES.
ROAD. WAGONS, LIGHT VEHICLES,
I9r estates and country driving.
ladies' Phaet)ns, VIs.a.Vis.
Light Stages Fx Ton tahriolets
Pony Phaetons, Saxon pbaetons
MiNiAIG RE TRAPS, ALL KINDS.
,,,, FOR CHILDREN
easing the largest and most diversified as.
so't nt OF Carriages in the United States.
UKER 232 DIFFERENT STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PRoMPf CASH.
Don purchase carriage In town
ooof out until you pay US visit
LAHGLST STOCK AND WAREROOMs
IN TIE WORLD
SECONDHAND ' G ca RAG ABOVE
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Real estate h1anteo.

CITY and country property wanted, for
" sale. purchase eXchlnge, rent or man
accmeut. 4. l.. SIMPSON. 90 Broadway.
w ANTED 10 RENT. purchase II suited
w house. garden ground. ia or near
Hudson River town; state Illl parucuia'''
Address PENN. $50 Fa>t l"o'h-st
w ANTED-A small farm within 30 miles
w Of Newark. Address. stating location
and price. : w c., care letier-carrier NO.
:, Newark. y. j.
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STAINED

SoGa V GdnS a00rdinarv o. Mailing .....-..ll
There was less in the option market Oa Trp S
Tho ranqe ~ prices somewhat lrrRu'I; IN,
ne hgahop a. tho openng which had stmuiathg M
am brsp Near months advanced 4G0 points an !,
noints Weatncss, however, wa' SUBS quelV'
dsyejoped ON the OF large number OF c scnc
uon,nio5 Win more favorable crop account
yPd and nrices gradually declined August closer
nniDt ower september unchanged while ac a,Nrdav
Showed losses Of 2d4 points from the hi'"' Va 'N'
caIor "a bales
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Boar6 il1anle6


II GARD WANTED in an American fam
ID lily, after October / gentleman, wife,
ana child between / and 2 years OF age
and nuIsegirl 3 rooms furnished or unf,ir.
nl'hed good plain board no objection to
hlarlem nelghborhood mus be good. Ad
A. b. C., Tribune Office.
BOARD wanted about Sept. T. in Harlem,
- with private family, by young lady
lsehool teachcr state terms. II. H., Box
II, Tribune Olice.
II HREE ADULTS. with best references,
Il want board. with two rooms and mid
day dinner. c., Box 10. Tribune ONCE.
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Gonntrn Real Cstatr 60 Get

At GLEN RIDGE. y. J.-ilouse, with
"A all modern conVeniencesi eoot lOci,
ton near depot; moderate rent 10 go9l
tenant. Address T.. o. Box 32sI y. l.
CITY.
AT YOTK Frs. on the Hudson; ~ MN
~ utrs from 42d-st, a spacious and az
iracilve house to lot has ! . rooms : pa tn-
one acre OF land stable and coachman
rooms perfect order fine river view con,
ycnient to railroad stntlon; rent - ZOO q
WARREN, Getty Square. YonkerS.
ID OsEVlLLE. y. J-lIouse 70 icy octo.
IL hos Ist nine rooms. large BAY window
ali improvements: high ground. grand view
~ Orange Mountalns; four ulnui"s from p
l.. 4 W. depot; rent S37 30 per month
OWNER. IS south 1oth-st
For other real estate ads. see 9th pagcl
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l,o1rd> The spot market ruled Urn ana mOutII1g.9
,,%e Scee as quoted last sales 800 6aiss io 40
mort and 5o5 bales for consumption tob Ha Tor he
bales a. ssi ycar Total receipts for the week 800
bales rS sga last ycar Since September The rGccPs az
me port aggregated 55l2 1873 oie s ss against
O' Quotations are based on American s'anuai' VI '''
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Dressmahul9.

--~s~~~-
A RTISTIC DRESSMA Imported
n fashions; perfect 1T and finish; orders
executed in n hours; prices moderate !
goods purchases II desired. Mrs. McEL.
ROY 81 East 9th-str between Bfoaa"ay
and 4th.ave.. opposite Denning's.
nRFSSM ER.-Flrstclass fitting, and
~ dFaping by the day wishes WORK 90 20
West 23d-st.
HvNF- THOMSON makes beautiful skirts.
WI 50 IS, during summer. 90 Gth.aNe.
DEIT, French accordion plating. 25c. per
ii yard cut this QUIT mall orders a spe-
c.alty. 2G5 6th-ave.
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A LCAzAR. 100 and 100 East s0th-sl =
n New, elegant nmprUuf apartments ~ y
large rooms. ell light, airy and cheerful
with all modern impfOs emcnts for home com.
forts, az moderate rents; also one apartment
in the We-tp8rk, 42i ana 423 West 51ih-
a. ~ Z very large rooms. For ful par
tieulafs call or address PHI. BRAENDER,
100 East s0th-st
DESIRABLE apartment T. let In the
"A Ll.penard, 80 aud SIS Fast 5Oth-st.,
near Mad .On. ave. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
rent, al 200.
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Countrn Real estate for Sale


At CRAWFORD. IS minutes from New
y York. Oh Central II. Z. Of y. j.. dcsir-
able French root mouse Tor rae rooms
barn and fruit lot 1Q0A200 good s,iu ~; Ilu'
Cranford. Union Co.. y. j., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY. ~ Maiden Lane, n. !.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-IIand.
"A some residences and building sEs i9f
sale, houses 20 let season or year, 'LAE
tNCE b TUBES, Bcelman-s 81, n. I.
At MONTCLAIR .AGENCY,-IIapd,.o'mii.c,
"A residences i9r sale or nrnfs1AT ghishhd WM
NJ. TAYLOR. 20 Cedar,st. ---
EoR sALE.-O40 lots, with bukhe,ad
4 water-froht. on Newton Creek SUIT
able for manufactures, dwellings, &c, Ap'
Div to S. B. SCHIEFFELIN, sos Madlsoh'
ave. or A. RAPELNE, 100 fri'oh'S'''
y. Y.
NOR SALE large and some small
L farms In New-Tcrsey lot b s"ttla z
tatcs mar the city. J. w. FIELDER %
Llber.y-st
NOR SALE, Staten Island-4G acres
L choice location suitable for bulI1lng
sites OF hotel, Apply 10 5, y, s 11iPET.
FFLTN, 95S Madison.aye., or A. hAFHh'
YD, 100 Fulton-st.. n.
MOUNT VERNON. Nine room house lo'
wi fCOV1O5; cheap: - 800. g. 81 RNI
owner. 12th-ave., Nj Vernon, n, !.
NRNNGT. Ulster and sullivan County
" stock. grain and dairy farms Darsa.h1
catalogues fee. BOAK. Midilctown, \. \.
edmond HILL, Long Isand.-for
ID sale. low. cottages: all Improvements :
$3.50. 81 $50, IS. 700 Immediate poses
sion splendid huildinq sitfs. !. w. Eli I'D
En- 81 Liberty st. GEO. FOWLER, NIch'
mond illll
ITO LET.-In Fordham. 2 neet litile c,t,
taccs; g rooms can ~ nal - ~, ~
.el9 per month. Apply 10 JAS McCOMb'
Klngsbrldge Road corner Wehster-aNe.
G1n OOO BEAUTIFUL summer
- IL. UUU. or winter place In eoun-
try: all improvements; O minutes rom
station or exchange FOR single mats owner
Box t19. Wcsthcld. ~ j.
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Dodrn dit0 Rooms.

Doarn dn0 Rooms.
-----~----,--
A -ATTENTION.-Parti can now make
"A. arrangements for fall board attrac-
tive floors with private baths; with or
without private table; suites and single
rooms board optional apartments, doc
tors Offices; all desirable locations; high
est references given. Information free. APP
ply TO
S. c. LELAND & CO.,
90 West 34th-st.
= TH.AYE.. 10. corner a5th-st.. The
- SterlinG.-Cholce suites ali modern
improvements combination lights. elevator,
sanitary heating and plumbing, cuisine and
appointments unexcelled.
ID WEST 4OTH sT.-Hanisomely fur.
=" nished suite OF apartments, with pri-
vate table; references exchanged
On EAST 47TH.ST .-Desirable rooms en-
~ suite or stngly; with board; refer
90 WEST BATH. Handsomely fur.
~ nlshed suites OF three and four r0orIs
private table optional; single rooms.
40 DIST. AS WEST. Rooms newly dec.
~ orated and finished families or gen
tlemen location central; house hrst-ciass
reference
~ TH-ST.. 20 EAST.-Desirable rooms,
On suite OF singly, with board; refer
1SQ MADISON.AVE.-Ha Handsomely fur.
LOO nishet large and single rooms with
board best appointments references.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

-Nr--~~-r-- -
A 1HREE-STORY and basement house.
"A 30 East 113th-st. NJ. OiBRIEN. $40
Broadway.
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flats 90 Get, unfnrnisheo.

900 -225 CENTRAL PARK. West.
%|c formerly sth.aye.). near s2d-st.-
Apartment. D large rooms, bath. steam heat
ed, &c. desirable tenants only; elevated
station s1st-st., 9th-ave. Apply on premises.
C0S WEST 49TH.sT-Many others
80 near 5ih-ave., near Central Park
west. II. @. MAYHEM, 104 West a2d- st.
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III o LET.-A large furnished room, 20
single gentleman with strictly pri-
yate family. 2l7 East l3th-st., between
Cd and I'd ayes. references.
II TH-ST. 2o2 EAST.-Nieely furnished
room for light housekeeping.
D1 GRAMERCY IARK. Handsomely
III furnished parlor floor; other rooms:
singly or en- suite; with or without board;
references.
q TH-ST.. NO. $40 wEST.-Beautiful
III new furnished room for rent az $40
house in perfect order prices ranging from
81 u S25 per week everything new must
be seen to be appreciated; viii rent to re-
sponsible and desirable party all Of house
except the first floor furnished. DR.. II. o.
CANDEE, of1lee $40.
OH WEST 23D-ST-GentleIne desiring
~ol without board a refined and hand
some home, with good attendance and home
Ike surroundings. will ind IL by calling at
the above address.
40 WEST 23D-ST.-Pleasant rooms near
l. station terms moderate to per
mancnt parties.
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80 ~ 90 =- -.a=a
AT REASONABLE RENTALS.-Nos
"A 1883 LeXington-ave., ) bedrooms, and
LAG East S9th-st., 8 bedrooms. Attention
Is called to the superior finish, decorations,
the unobsilucted sweep OF space from FROM.
reception hall. thus supplying a field for
tasteful furnishing so often lacking In new
houses. Fail arrangements may now be
made for the only two remaining OF the
group OK ten houses. Apply at owner
ofllcc, Room 80, 70 Cedar.st, or on the
premises at 1i6, at any hour.
I OFT TO LET.-First loft Of 1G5 Will
IL iamst., 2JXSJ; light and airy. with
steam power; rent low. Inquire Of +. ).
VANDERP0EL, 90 Broadway, Room 10.
ITO LET.-Loits, SO II. by % H., steam
elevator. with or without steam power.
GEO. ID. EDDY. 999 Madison.st.
ITO RENT.-s25 per month 3-story
house: ! .0o5 Washinrton-ave., Nor
rlsanIa; all improyemont'. Inquire at 1,o09.
RIO LBT-lss AND I42 WEST 9iTH-sT
Il -lSN55 feet; A-s'ory and basement
built for investment decorated; near l. sta
ton. Apply on premises
CT 400 no. l2s FAST 18Th L.; SIN
Brooklyn Real Estate.
ITO LET. House. 40 and 172 Hlcks-st;;.
Il near picrTepont, well known a. board
ing house. made vacant hy death of tenant
f. GVe-stlry and extension; 10 rooms, all
improveInents steam heat. &C.; newly
papered and painted. Apply az the house
or 10 own7r. 800 Ciinton-st
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ELATS. At Office,
4 n H. MAYHEM. l04 West 42d. st.
Furnished and unfulnlshoL
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Cash quotations were follows Flour duh unchanged
No spring wheat 7014 a77c; No spring wheat nom
iaal; No red, 7e4a1Jei No corn S4,se No oats
Ell 24as1 2l+ prime timothy stes, 81 4Odsl so; mess
pork. per bbl 80 so lard, 100 b. 50 922as5 95 sho
ribs sides 81 75 dry sailed shoulders boxed, ssd
4c short Gear sides, boxed 5sa5c; whisky dstillero
finished goods per gal, ~ 90 sugars loaf 9aJ4c
graduated, size standard a." Sac.
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GOVERNESS. Young American lady,
NJ formerly q schooi.teacher In Brooklyn,
would like a situation as governess iof
young children good reference. Box ioa
Equitable Building.
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