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The CUTICURA, CUTICURA REsoLvENT, and Gu
TIcURA SOAP have brought about marvellous
cure in the case of a skin disease on my little
son eight years old. 1 have tried almost all
remedies and also the most eminent doctors,
all alike falling, except the wonderful CuTI-
CURA REMEDIES. ED. n. BROWN,
72n n 18th s. Omaha Nnh.
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notice.!

Wy II. QUINN, LATE MANAGER OF THE
w Golden Eagle Barber Shop. has opened
his new ToNSORIAL PARL0R at 1908 Sew
enth street, bet. ] and X. olT-lm
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UNION PACIFIC.
It's Gains by the AIliance-A Harmful
Competitor Now Harmless.

It's Gains by the All1ance-A Harmful
Competitor Now Harmless.
BosToN, October 29th.- An interview
with Union Pacific officials results in the
following statement of what is gained by
the Northwestern alliance: The Rock
Island had already reached Denver, the
Northwestern was reaching TO Denver and
might soon start for more western points
of our system. Now, instead of competi-
tor, the Northwestern becomes close ally,
extending our system to Lake Superior and
Chicago. and If need be- to the Atlantic
seaboard through the Vanderbilt lines.
The Northwestern takes care Of the whole
of our West bound traffic, aud we take
care of all the East-boun business for ten
years, with an Arbitration Board to pre-
vent friction and settle differences. This
preserves to the Union Pacific its arbitrary
allowances for ten years. Against these
other lines we have been whiting away
until there was danger we should have
nothing left but pro rata on mileage
basis.
HARMFUL. CoMPETTToR HARMLESS.
New YoRK. October 29tb-The Posts
railroad article says of the contract with
the Union Pacific: The Union Pacific has
chosen as an ally road which might in
future have done it the most harm. The
not provide that the Northwestern would
not within ten years extend its Wyoming
line to Pacific coast connections, and thus
form another through line. This point
must have been carefully thought out by
the Northwestern Directors. for it has been
the opinion of Western railroad men that
the Northwestern would be compelled to
extend its Wyoming and Idaho line west
ward to protect the transeonunental traffic
of the main lines in Iowa and Illinois. This
now is secured by the contract without an
extension.
The first results of the Union Pacific
Northwestern alliance are notices sent
by the Michigan Central and other Wander
bilt lines to all agents. instructing them TO
bill freight destined West over the North
western and Union Pacific, these roads Civ
ding the same instructions about freight des-
tined East.
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j. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKE.,
No. Io17 Fourth ST., bet. j and X.

4 LWAYS ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
q stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country orders, day OF night. Will re-
ceiye prompt attention. Telephone No. 1874.
IN GEO. H. CLARK, Funeral Director.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
What the Union Pacific Gains by the
Recently EFe'ed Alliance.
THE NEW FORKS CHAMPIONS.
Lightning Mail Characterization
Who Want to Unite With
This Country.
cRoNTN.s DEATH.

Especial DISPATCHES TO TIE RECoRD-UsIosl
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An Awful Sore Limb
Cured by Cuticura.

Skin entirely gone. Flesh a mass of dis
ease. Leg diminished one-third in size.
Condition hopeless. Cured by The Cuti-
cursa Remedies in two months.
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Successor to Fritz & Miller)
u NJ ID e Ia IT a * e ,
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth and K streets. Complete stock o.
Undertakers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, day or
night, at reasonable rates Telephone 1856. 4p
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
t. w. HUMPHREY,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw- OFFICE: SOUTH
n west corner Fifth and streets. Rooms II,
10 and a. Suffer Building. II
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
v,p1ors NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

,,,,,>Ou1cK a Fathers Thomas Fling.
- oil over New-Jersey as the canal ihisSiohd ,
n ..o,.1av At the age Of seventy seven fathei
r.,,N koa heen missionary among the ooatmeh on
Lam tn o,or half a century. He had no regular
ln' '.t os = missionary until twenty-one years
"pp0'le i~n bo was appointed by the Phladelphia
sabbath Association. Often ne was io'e"' "a ~,
oa1 ,ros ometmcs stoned in the early years oi Ms
work hut when he died he was he" III ""'' ''''l''''
esteem by thousands
rt1zARFTU.-A burglar who said he was Oeorse
,ohr.on an, 6fty.ninc, Of Jersey Cty' was cdueh'
,,,. ae be was leaving the city with his pluhder.
~ IA robbed the house of Victor X. value, No 100
,orth proadst.. Of articles worth $3.50 lie hal
,ot %, ~ hurrlar's tools and acknowledged being
professional thief lie was at o"'o "e =
,oadod c,iItv and sentenced TO len years in state
prison.
pIncFFIEID-The Rev. Or. Maynard VIII eVo
historical art lecture on Paris, Past and Present. Illus
to,od for the benefit of ST. James Episcopal Chuich
~ which he IS rector, Thursday evening" at faH
view Hall.
oRANGE-The Rev. william NJ. r. Callan' pastor
~ tho church of Our Lady of the Valley, has received
n leave of absence on account of failing heaith' va
SUNDAY evening a committee of the church gave MN
a purse containing II 200.
Union HITL.-Robert schlemm, chairman OF The
Town Council, was arraigned before RecOner ochie''
cher Yesterday charged with assault ana batery on
Charles Wand a member of the fire department
scblemm is Mayor of the town By vlrture OF MS
office as Chairman of the Council The assault grew
out of political discussion.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
NEWARK.

l. T Anderson, shoe manufacturers, nave
'1.,od 10 ! A. Beecher for the benefit OF thelr
n,ors asssp THE assets arc about $4,000 and the LA
blities $4,000. -. -
,,.ros csrrato. an italian, armed with knife, ran
ehngiold At. late on Sunday night Polinek
IawIer living at No. 141 IL Eishth-ave,, was sNoUo
In tbe abdomen, and John Sins, OF NO. LOO
was stabbed in the right shouiuvl o,,,hhod him
poSSoS''un pS+,Os,on The stab wounds are dangerous
nouroto ll,'U was committed to jail yesterday
william A. stevens, age twcnty-nlne, ooohhcepor per
william ,,naon sc1enbach, a leather manufacturer was
LOT nicbt ON suspicion of fasifyng the books
of his employer ..,... -.
,o,n smith an aged shoemaker, who assaulted ioa
nuUi in State prison. Philip wentllve who assaulted
rmma lynch, age twelve, received hi'eeh years /"
STATE prisQn.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

Dr A. n. Bell lcctured upon object Lessons in
sanitationn at the Brooklyn Institute last evening
The trial of the suit for absolute divorce brought
by William II. Zieglcr against Mrs. Florence Il.
Zlegler was begun yesterday in the City Court
The Rev. DIR. \. b. Kcndig related his experiences
on his European trip last summer at the November
session of the Brooklyn and Long Island Methodist
Preachers Meeting in Association Hal Yesterday.
The November Grand Jury was sworn in yesterday.
but Judge Moore deferred charging them until next
Monday as District Attorney Ridgway had Tot pre-
pared any work for the jury. James Rorkc is fore
The Equal Rights party held meeting last even
ing at Bridge and NillOughby st'. In the Interests
of Mrs Emma Bcckwith for Mayor. Speeches were
made by Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood f. a. IT. John
and Mis- Beckwith. Ballots bearing the name o.
Mrs Beckwith were distributed.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
THE MANHATTAN CLUB SEEKING A SITE.

The long pending negotiations OF the Manhattan
Club for the purchase OF the stewart mansion al
Thirty fourthst and Fifth ave, though not absolutely
abandoned theoretically, have been practically dis
missed by the clubs authorized committees. The club
has. however started efforts toward securing one Of
tho four other sltes which welc described in The
Trtbune some months ago. This piece of property
consists of five lois the northeast corner of Fifth
ave and Fifty-nnth-st., the asg|'eate cost being
sA6n 600 Russell Sage IS the owner Of one Of the
lots and holds mortgage on two others. V. X.
stevenson is the agent oil ALL ana represents four
,.orot owners Tie necessity 10 get the consent OF
-. % rersons IS likely TO endangcr the project
an huSer ss the III trouble that wrecked the stewart deal
The five lots If secured would EyS the 9ig9 100 fee,
IN dnnet situations for club IN the city, and one
ubicb would be out of the way Of tho northery ten
dency of tho business pofuoh Vi 'ne oI's LOT some
wears
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS'
1Ar.RREAKERS CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

TWO prisoners confined in the Union county JAZZ at
Nou- -prnswtck n. j., made an unsuccessiui attempt
70 escape early yesterday morning. John Jennings
and Anton owen New York burglars, who on saturday
had been sentenced TO ten years IN the sta'e prison
tried TO dig their way to liberty on ounaas
"" -, ,ho iron framework Of their hunks, and,
, iron rods as chIsels proceeded to pick hole
IN the walls Of their cells owen had nearly sue
~ rooSoS IN getting through to the corridor when the
ooss attracted the attention Of Assistant is Msmsn
Hanna The plot was detected onarers aap o Later in
IeI0 e day they aagncd for 'a manSed fs
Jennings pleaded not guilty am ana wi get five years
trial owen pleaded guilty ana VIII e0' '' '
additional in States prison
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
THE UNIvERsITY'S PROSPEROUS YEAI

The annual meeting of the Council of the University
of the City Of New-lork was held In the University
building Washington square last night. The cleo
tlon of officers for the year resulted follows Dr.
Charles Butler, president the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby,
vice president; W. S. Opdyke, secretary; W. A.
Wheelock treasurer; class of 1859 393 Of the Council
the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby, J. f. Parsons, J. W. c.
Leveridge, Ebert b. Monroe, Samuel Sloan, David
Banks, Robert schell and the Rev. DR.. John Reid.
Francis A. Palmer and George W. Vanderbilt were
newly eec ted 10 the Council.
Tie annual report Of Nlce-ChancclOr Henry NJ
Ns~r-acken was also read. 1t showed a marked
progress in the university in the last year 1t said
hat the money gifts to the college for the year
amounted TO S52 357 46 while the general endowment
reached S4o3.177 so, which was a gain Of S11 900
over last year.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Steamer wysnoke Boas. Richmond; City Point T ana
Norfok with indse passengers TO old Dominion
teaner Panama (Frj Chabot Bordeaux WIN muse anu
passengers toFunch. EdJe n 90 . -, A..
sUNSET-At sandy Hook. wind MODERATE N"i oic"i' NJ
CITY Island. fresh WN" clcar'
Arrived yesterday 49,
steamer Ciudua Couday. CarIrona Mexican poru' Win
u,dse and passengers 10 VI Cabellos d Co. ,., -.
ms,eamer New.York Parker Galveston days. WIN mnse
70 JOIN Van Kirk Philadelphia with mdse
and passengers, TO Roberts n King
CLEARED.
Steamer Adratic (Br) Smith. LlverpoolJ Bruce Ismsy
steamer Alaska Br) Murray. Liyerpoo-A M Onuehin G"
Steamer Bruce CI3r) Jefrays. London-F w Hurst
Steamer Beaconsned tBr, Holmes Leth-Simpsonspence
Steamer Iisboncuse King Para Simpson Green
steamer Nympania Grimase. Savannah-yohn Seescr
Steamer Gaucus Coleman. BosOn-H II Dlmock
ctea r Dimock. Bearse BOston--h Z DlInock
sim Governor Wilmot (Br). Morris. London-Scammen
Bros.
steamers sboneuse for Para Nyphao. Savannah; CITY
sbns daniel Tenney for Hong Kong Oberon Rotterdam
psrks Alexandra for Horten; ST Marys Port Eh.aDe.n
Harriet Jackson London; Subra ana AlDerga
ideo: c CLARK Buenos Ayres; Abiel Abbott BrunsFck
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
o,soow Nov 4-Arrived steamer state of Georgia (Br)
M9o WPTos Noy s-Arrved Fulda Ger) Ringk,
rom New York and proceeded on her way to Bremen
HAsBuRs ARRIVED. steamer Hammonia tGer) kuht
HAyER Nov ARRIVED. steamer la Gascogne tFr sah'e
lier from New. York x,,,, N, o-owo
LIZARD Nov 2-Passed, steamer Astral (Br). simpson,
from New York on her way 10 Rotterdam -, ,.-.,.
GIBRALTAR Nov Passed steamer California (Br) baio'
from Mediterranean ports on her way to New-fork'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

The State and local elections. ,
New.Jersey Jockey Club races, Elzabeh, : p. ~ H.,
Princeton. columbia football match, Bcrkeiey '''
YaeCrescent football match Washington PARK brOoA
lyn, m oo.aoor
7th Regiment shooting match, Oreedmoor. ea
New.Yon Historical society, Eleventhst ana seconu-
ave-, D. m. ,., ,,, ,oo,h.u match Polo
Grounds, 10 a. IN
Country Club hounds meet, Cedarhurst ., ,o.
Acorn Athletic Club games, club grounds south Droo
8Tnsbingo orDee Athletic Club football match ofahge'
p ,,,,,h and Clssson ayes
BROOKLYN, .. IN.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
nIrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

The Police Board refused TO give pension Oh q'oo ~
. ~ phnin G. Bell the widow Of Oficer Bleil, who
- bnown as the life saver" on account OF the large
,,,mber Of people he had rescued from drowning IN
go North and East Rivers by jumping in after them
Mrs BIeII applied TO the courts for mandamuS 10
compel the Board give her the pension but Judge
Andrews in the supreme Court Yesterday refused 10
grant the order and dismissed the case. MIS- hieI
left her husband some time before nc dieu.
Judge Patterson, In the supreme Ooaf'' oppS,a
,.s,n Yesterday dismissed the suit brought by John
p Sweeney against the estate Of his uncle, DANIEL
S.eency Tor the recovery of money alleged TO be que
him under VIII OF another uncle hp"fann o"'0"''
Hennsbai g. Cutugno. the Interpreter OF the court
- GeneyaI Sessions asked Judge Andrews FOR a
v,.ndaous 10 compel the Controller TO pay bis salary
Sar ssrvices since May l. 1889. The Judge refused
- tssns he order SsaiArday holding that Cutugno
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Diphtheria has again made mad
its appearance in tho steinway section OK the Gil.
~ roe deaths have already occurred and there are
nearly a dozen cases. Tho disease made Us appear,
ance in Stenway early last spring. 1t calsrd sNerdI
dsbs at he time and the doctors says its present form
IS equally dangerous. Bad drainage Is Tie cause Oh
the trouble.
co,ood nasscnrer train which left Long Island City
AZ Q o'clock on Sunday night jumped the track near
Flushing and rolled into ditch. Inc passen ger
coaches did not leave the track and no one was III
iured.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
m,st coect the mnner bv bringing suit against tho

must collect the money by bringing SUIT against 'o
city. /,,. ,os,e,dav
granted decree OF absolute divorce to MIS- nSno s
Lawrence, from Edwin Lawrence. an actor Iuoy
were married on December II, 1880, In the tresoS
terIan Church at Second.ave. and Foureenthsl 81; a
have one child. George Mortimer Lawrence WHO 10
given into the custody of his mother. -. a
John Wood, a creditor Of Samuel ii; EvereI, mao. mauo
motion, through counsel, before Judge Bookstaho
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Yesterday, ASKING 90
a receiver be appointed to conduct me business ~
The Everett House IN Park Row lie deelaLeu ndS u,a
the trustees who had charge of the business SOFA
supplies TO themselves and refused 10 ai9" !"
Wood 10 see the books. Decision was reseVcu'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
HE WILL OBEY ORDERS NOW.

John Greener, farmer. employed ." ."e
60 homestead at Caldwell n. j., was discharsoo
vestordav morning because he refused TO oOes Ms
employers orders. Immediately "',~"T NV Van CONT
10 inc Dair fcw minutes later and cut the man
Go%n Back to
applied and Greener was SeV oers in future and
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.

nopr OF NEw.YoRK. MONDAY NOV. 4, 1899
ARRIVED.
.... canada (Br) Robinson, with mdse TO w Uursr
teae. r 1nnalo Bri Maet Hull with mdse and passen
1. tn sanderson Son Arrived at the Bar at am.
gers W ,ncerfer city (Br). Jones, Bristol with dsa
and James Arkel Co Arrived at the Bar
pM.m.r IN rthiopia OBI. Wilson, Glasgow. with mds.
sd 10 Henderson Bros Arrived al the I'd
pm ,,, t,,s.tns pro,sr m, so,,A..
with mdse 0li passengersto To oerchs Co Arrived at
the Bar al pm. ,,.---.- 1--.--
Ana With md AZ and passengers 10 Jas Ward Arrived
a Bar at 9. SO
Louisiana, eager NcWOTeans Oct ~. with mdse
IN passengers, 5 IL Seaman
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
HOME NEWS.
ppoN1NryT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HolHho'
ALBEM ARLE-Mavroyeni Bey. Turkish minister Se w a.
Washington FIFTH AVENUE-Congressn n yonh '"
s,euayt M Vermont; ex.CongIessman William HeiInan
NJ Indiana and Henry c. Payne, OF Milwaukee en-
Wv Congressman Carlos French. Of Connecticut 81 81
JAMES-Tx Congressman Stephen w. kellogg oi Oonv
cut and Commander r. d. Evans. U. 5. Navy, nn
TORIA-Samuel l.. Clemens OF Hartford. WIND@O
Senator John O. Spooner, Of Wisconsin
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

A writer on etiquette says; Don't wear stove
pipo ht hat ~,b sack coat" but We should think the
@ aa1 Who would venture on tie sgee, Wearing such
eccentric head gear would be nngicluiiS suyed by
Inc small boy.-(NoTlsown Heiau'
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
WFSTCHESTER COUNTY.

PFEKsKILL.-An amusement association has peer
organized with the following officers: william Mabe
nreSident: stephen Lent, secretary, and Sandforl
knapp, treasurer. II IS proposed to erect a suitable
building for a music and general amusement hall.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
ALONG THE SOUND.

GREENS FARMS When the members of the Con,
cregational Church assembled for worship eunaay
morning, they discovered mat burglars hdu eIlie ~
thc church during the previous night and carried OIL
the organ The choir sang without accompaniment
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

TOR so Cents. Also rules Tor
Dumhbells 10 develop every
nusclo OF the limbs and body
Tor so Cents additional, mlly
frustrated. Prot. ID. L..
DOWD. Scientific, Physical
aud Vocal Culture. Address
No. "a, Scnool. ? East lt.h'st,
New.York
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
u,e W,xsrow,s SOOTHING SYRUP

Ia. heon used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
~ ~ M09THERS for their CIIILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS II SooTHES ne
1IIiiD SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND CoLIC and is the best remedy s tS for
nTLRRTOFA Sold by Druggists in every part Oh the
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sn, r,,e. esI Sets. 1as Mooa set" 4l2 Moons age IL
" HIGH WATER
,< e.,ax Hook 5:4e Gov. Island 6ls Hell Gate 500
AM-sanaay poos 5i3 Coz. Island 637 Hell Gata SAG
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
ID. l.. Dowd's Health Exerciser
FACIAL
DEVELOPMENT

VIII IN all
you rules 10
de vel o p
muscles o I
cheeks and
n &c TO
make them
plump and
rosy. fully
illustrated,
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
Announcements

CoRNELLs BENzOIN SOAP.
Best skin soap made. Sure cure Tor chappeh hanos
All Druggists. % cts.
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Remove the causes that make yonr hair life
less and gray with Parkers Hair Bal sam;
Psrker's flnccr Tonic cures inward pains
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

,rur pooK OF oPEN:AIR SPORTS. octave 500
L pages atr amusements. Rules for sailing. swim.
American oPrnc shooting horseback riding &c, &c. In
ming bali paynrs Published by The Tribune. New. York.
full ~ Per .pS universally complimented by the
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

If you do not Get Proper Strength
From your food, use Carter's Little Liver Pills
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05

Kenncdy's Fall Hats are wonderful goods; the
Ancr grades are the very best hats made Derby 100
stvcs 90 20 35 81 90 and silk hats, s3 30 "a eO
s5 So saving retail profit 26 Corusndtst, upstairs
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..


D,ea.es OF the Nervous System Genito Urinary OrRanA
Impotence and Sterility. Hours 70 II. 5 to s
New-York tribune., 1889-11-05
R0gERS' ROYAL NERvINE 18TH 'fhe g ,

.,os, miracll0ns discovery OF the age. Get
hnftIe If vour druggist isn't sold out before yo
reach reach him. Worth $1,000; costs but si'oo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-06
6orsfs an1 Uarriaars.

V AN TASSELL & KEARNEY HAVE
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES IN
THEIR NEW MAMMOTH BUILDING
fOt THE CAREFUL STORAGE Oh
Pine CARRIAGES AND SLElGHS, at
the following rates:
For Broughams,, Coupes. T-carts, Coupe
Kockawsys and other 4-psssenger vehicles,
80 80 per month.
For Berlin Rockaways, Landaus Goa ches,
Earouches and 6passengcr vehicles, s5 per
month.
For Phactons, Road Wagons. Carts and
2-passenger vehicles. SO per month.
For Sleighs seating persons, "a per
month.
For sleighs seating or 4 persons.
81 80 per month.
For slelghs seating persons 81 90 per
If INTENDED FOR SALE, A PRICE,
CAN BE NAMED WITHOUT FuRTH ER
S g .a so, ~ EXCEPT COMMISSION
THE LAGEsT STOCK OF GOOD SEC.
OND-HAND CARRIAGES OF the most
varied kind. In the city, on private sale
also q large stock Of NEW and SECOND:
HAND HARNESS OF ALL GRADES and
weights; saddles and brides &c.
VAN TASSELL & kEARNEY.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
AND AUCTION ROOMS,
100 AND 1872 EAST 18TH ST.
Through to 125. 127. 129 EAST 12rH'ST
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from $15. 200 to $50, 900, including three
and four story, fine cabinet trimmed, stean
heated. and electric service. and every
modern Improvement.
Also q fine new block for investment
And choice assortment OF detached houses
ranging from 3l4.000 70 $50. 900 In the Bed
ford District
Would be pleased 70 have you cali mt my
ofce 20 Courtst.. Phoenix Building, and
276 FlHtbush-aye., corner Prospect Place
(latter open evenings carriages 10 attend
ance fDr showing houses
IEQNAPfl N0Ony RsaJ Ea,,ta
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Rooms an0 flais..


4 -A.-A.-TO-L LET. thu following:
"A. FLATS.
Il CT JOnes-st. : rms & bath. all Imp, s43.
79l 6th-ave. q rms, all light, cor. hse, s35.
s37 6th-ayc. 3 large rms imp. 3260s27 90.
!. $50 yth-avc, d room. & bath. imp, 8lJ.
FLOORS.
IS DiVision-st. rooms. through floor, el6.
81 AftOrney-sr. rooms. through floor. sl5.
1921. Isl 9th-aye. rooms. imp, Sl2dSl5.
l. 559 3d-aVe, rooms floor sl2df13
3fs East 109th--t. 4 rooms, S9dSl0.
81 Sd ~, l.. /. City, rooms, LIST floor. clio.
APARTMENTS
go 3i-aVc, looms. sl6Qxl0 90.
7I5-7I7 2d-ave. $ rooms, 20 5O1S10 80.
23J-237 T.. 3oth-st. 3 large rms, IS 5O0Sll.
&c. % Lefoy-st. 3 rOoms. $9dsl1.
l02-IOS +. l10th-st. 3. large rms. sSasl4.
l,S10 3d-aNc. rooms. 40.
"a Broome-st 3 rooms, $40.
I.l4g lst-4ve. 8 rooms. -.
329 Fast lObth-st, , and rooms, s6d.9
go East 100th-st. 2 and 3 rooms. s7do7 90.
SIS lst-aVc. = and rooms soaSS.
as Bicecker-si rooms. So.
OJ7 1stayc. rooms S6dTG 30.
sJ7 1-t-aye rooms i7dS1 30.
400 Last ISih-st = rooms. - 60ds3.
pa 2d-aye, rooms. SO 50aea
. 147 2d-ave. - rooms. ~.
81 Ave.-D. = TOOns. ~.
CyRILLH CARREAU. Agent Ofann's''
and Rowcry. under Oriental Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-06
Real estate to Gfrbanqc.

EXCHANGE.-Fiv 5-story brownstone
II stores ana flats for New York or Brook
Ign lots. VIII sell separately or together (;
would entertain an exchange for country
place or farm for ? houses. f. S. DRIs-
COLL, 80 Park Place.
LXCHANGE.-A desirable 3-story and
Ia basement brick stone and tcrfa-cotta
dwelling, cabinet trim, bronze msntels, all
modern improvements. near Prospect PARK
Brooklyn Tor country place or farm. r.
=. DRlSCOLL. 81 Park Place.
NICE PLACE. one hour by Pennsylvania
! Y Railroad 81 acres nicely located good
buildings, &c. value S35, 900; would ex-
change. b. ZWINGE, Beekman-st,
Room 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-06
Conntrp l1ropsrtp Wanico

PLOT OF TWO OR MORE LOTS
n wanted at YOnkcrs or Flushing In de-
sirable location for permanent residence :
steta price. location and how much cash
UOMEsFEKE R. Box Ill, Tribune Uptown
OrIce, 23s Broadway.