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The sun., 1889-04-29

lro, ne U,ica Herald

A dapper young gentleman in skull cap
jumped Of drawinE-room car on the 4:39
F. VI. train east on the Central yesterday, and
went to the candy store in the waiting room
they were being made ready be noticed the
new toy. Rats in the Neal. and and picked one
eIcent that Il is abou, tho size OF a watch and
the rats are five shot. He became very much
interested in the game and chased tho rats"
around and around for nearly ten minutes.
:" There. I've got it, he exclaimed. but while
he had been absorbed the train had moved OF:
He was in utter CONSERVATION. 1t transpired
that he was recently married and WAS on his
bridal trip. The groom vas Mortified 10 find
that his bride was on her way 10 Albany with
his hat. overcoat. and belongings. He was at a
loss what 10 do but, finally arranged matters
by telegraph with Albany.
The sun., 1889-04-29
Visitors at the Departments.

Secretaries Blaine, Proctor. and Tracy
have issued the following order for the recep-
ton OF Tisitors:
Reception OF Senators and Representatives
In Congress. from ~ to II o'clock
ReceIl, ion Of all pcrsous not connected with
the departments NJ u o'clock. except Tues
days ant FritayS. which are Cabinet DAYS, and
Thursdays in the Depart tment Of state. wnen
the members Of the diplomatic corps are ex-
clusive.y received.
Persons Will not be admitted 10 the building
after o'clock each day. unless by card. which
viii be sent by the CAPTAIN OF the watch 10 the
chief clerk or I, o the head OF tile bureau for
wE!ch he visit is intendel. Th- rule vii! not
apply 10 senators. Representatives. or heads OF
Executive DEPARTMENTS
The sun., 1889-04-29
IL HassCome to Pass at Last.
From h> ST Louu k>p.t;tt

TRyARKASA. Ark. April somewhat OF
local sensation WAS caused this afternoon by
the cutting OF a customers throat by a barber.
The barber shop l. 10 ated in Quo Of the most
fashionable quarters o. the city. Charley Id
wards being the proprietor, Charles l..
Smlthey a well known y3nns business man,
/, be d"ne gucE. Tho tarLer proud of his art,
acuult seed. and while he was taking OF the
last rarlainirg. scattering hairs the customer
/ ctnE APPLIED. strligh:ene4 suddenly w. The
razor was in fri service. and hI Smltheey' ;
nrti1n was buried Goop in his throat. Tho
windpipe was barely ul ssed. tut tno injured
man is now cons dcr"d out of danger siui,Ley
censures only himself, not the barber.
The sun., 1889-04-29
Incidental Ctillty OF the Nose.

Capt John Nelson Of the schooner Occi-
dental, which arrived, in port yesterday morn
ing from Humboldt. had q very narrow escape
was crossing the HuE.h l4t har. Tho seas
which break on the ba' gag ne w@Efins ot
cabin, wa, struck by one - tge-e seas AMI
swept across the vessel, OIL the cabin. and
deck He struck on his face and would have
been washed oyefboard but. a be says, lor, his
nose which caught in a haw;er and held him
with his hRndk
The sun., 1889-04-29

Archbishop CorrigGn visited the Church OF
E, Bsuedciihe Moor for cOortt cahoic. at Bleecter
and Downing stre-ts last evening and confirmed sss
OF t;or,ytwo The regular vsspers sung in
the church at IA o'clock by Father ThomAs keefe
aud the confirmation took place mn ed.aiey
these Before the solemn !te tsran ArchbisGop
,orr.g delivered short address The confirmation
class c0lsls Ot thiTIy Children anG .weve Ata.ts
Arch 'ishnp CorrEaH assisted by the Rev Charles
McbonneL his serreiAry, And the Rev. FAihsr J. L.
Bgrk- the uAs;or % the church Tie Church was
crowded with wCrsh!ppe.s
The sun., 1889-04-29

,ti me s9l'o!'ons phianthropists Of Philadel-
f-st f-st WHO, urlar the name OF the Indian
.,,., IAs p 3gal welfare Of the Indians. have
IT, ,HA."let the.r 'ral"rnal care So as 20 take In
fsv.,s a., = ? sters and the small hoys. They
r. .IIf"! o lnLlaR Com miss joiner Oherly
so oA' .gs G,-1,Ay o, circus bills giving highly
"a p'sH r"p!e-"n'atons OF Indians in war
a.! cq!sl-." !s."'FH,inif F,lnif. the ,scaplng q ga,
xi ir"tseH ~ all uoy. II f. calculated that 1t
.THt N mo tho study Of dime novels and
puroJ ,.F .eF Ge,FlmsGral pursuits, including the
III 9Iean!ia',on q lands Of boy scouts and
n.:: nt.s:Ne y. schI ers With sublime unconscious.
;.q,a!,as ne hnI a7per, OF tEe thing they have
nn,sF Vr zone to prevent the distribution OF de-
IA. a'.!' : Iu,'e'S. The Commissioner has
~" .-. matter under aGvisement.
The sun., 1889-04-29
disappointment for Truelmen.

Gen. Daniel Butterleld Grand Marshal OF
the civic parade has not.Hei tNe Police department
that Ihe crossing Fi!Gh Avenue from Fie;h
Ft,y ninth streets inclusive be kent clear Of all
vehicles on 'he day OF the irtuWia parade May !.
orEanlIaticu. t.LinE part IN tho pArAde rGniu tor
ruckt in tIAnd in these bIretu on Apri 20 And Nay
viii therefore bs COED fsE Aprti 30 oay.
The sun., 1889-04-29
EIoped 10 Join the boomers.

ti5a down at Ninth and Ilorras streets where
MISS Mary WlHthrcr las dc-crled tAo patcrna.
roof to Sulih vita Waiter Hanson; q young
s'uUauHs1n. Hanson made luys TO Mary ust
tcar weeks, borrowed $50 of her papa helped
her - get. Ler baggage out Of the house by
seght OF hand, and before Winthrop, had
caught onto tho fact ha.! been married and
started toward Oklahoma. The father held
that the pace was too swift for him. and. re-
turning home. gave IL up
The sun., 1889-04-29
Postponed Their Great Celebration Kalr
(entnrY.
from tAe .sprura-,m gruss,raa.

The quaint cluster Of Cape God towns in
clpf'nG Dennis larmouth, arn na,ab!e, Sapa.
inclinel as such a group should 10. might have
cole rated their 2jOth anniversary TINS sum
mer But when the question Of locating the
unique observance came up for discussion
there was feeling Of discord apd this week
these towns-Bourne and Sandwich excepted
have voted to postpone the celebration AZ.
other half century.
The sun., 1889-04-29
The HOLLYWOOD

be that the Regulators let up ou 'he hero!' Old
the general impression was that they I!dn
like the way he showed them how h. cu",d
cut his body down and buried it at " hat i NV
Butte City. His prorhecy that thty w,u!d
iucklv ayenge bis death never game truc Anu
Lat,
The sun., 1889-04-29
limbs Neatly Ampusated rroA Treo by
an Electric Light Wire.

During the rain on Saturday night an electric
Hight wire on Broad street Newark, came In contact
vista two branches or tree and in few seconds
burned through them oppug them Of 30 thatthty fell
the Sidewalk The litHbs thee or f0gr inches
lhck ana were cut OF as nea;y As "a" weu4c have
dCIe tie WORK
The sun., 1889-04-29
lie Eloprd Disguised a. n wom..

" - IN iTrnrtSco Chr1Hic>
,l.SWiA h'G, Apri' ls-It has transpired
q 4 yG, W. hnNFy N Sycl:le, the beautiful lady
5u.F ,Fi. vs.! d"-Arted Ter wealthy but old
VIII Y a. api,0Da 4 few DAYS ag6. eloped
ca"1a =, Anl"r>on Of Stockton. Andpr-on
aATy 90 SaLtA CRUZ sunday. and dressing Ike
t,cba. ,: a. Sti'f shaving of his handsome mus
oi cosa a.! ,4rtyinE out apl earances by the use
lA, va = ana other articles OF lady's toi-
E,n, an an syct.s and made plans ior the eiope-
"A'sn was successful next evening.
The sun., 1889-04-29

G. X. Murray, OF
Charlottesville, Va,
was almost literally
covered with boiis
and carbuncles.
I b ESQ all disap-
peared as the result
OF using only three
bottles Of Ayers
Sarsaparills. This
The sun., 1889-04-29

The Irish flag which Archbishop Croke some
time sent to Father Rordan. Yesterday
tr ed for the frs! time from the aagstaf tor
Home for EnigraT. a. STATE Street. Tho bl.'iLg
handsomely decorated with rAgs and bunting IN honor
OF the centennial
The sun., 1889-04-29
To Reach BOils

And Carbuncles, take Ayers Sarsaps-
rills. No other medicine produces such
immediate and salutary results.
The sun., 1889-04-29

Soma OF the sisters were young girls. and
there was one aunty with gray hair. The sis
tiers seemed to be most affected by he rite.
Nearly all went in sober!y and so!enlniy and
their arms and shouting. Occasionally tho
s,alwart lhillips found his task OF taking he
sisters ashore far from easy. on one trip he
had charge OF two matronly sisters who BECAME
almost hysterical. and each .el upon his shout.
ders in state OF COLLAPSE. SO that he had to
brace himself like tower. At the waters
edge both the women !eil down from sheer ex-
element. 1t was unfortunate that as the cere-
mony was coming TO close the tide had SO
lar receded that the white garments OF the
sisters were besmirched with olack ooze when
they were lowered below the surface.
After the ceremony the brethren and sisters
sang revival songs in the bathing house.
The sun., 1889-04-29
Ayers Sar saDarills

sararilla, and after taking four bottles I
was cured. "-Edw!n N l.. Tomhs, OSeinaw
Springs, Mich.
Made by DR., J. c. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass
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Drrssmukinq.

4 RTISTIC DEES~NAK Import /
~ ''Si"s perfect nc and hurs' iu'sI
most r'as' iouir yTcgs gods IA chased q!
lcf.LHDl, - last Vth.st, oVro,it" D,n.
Mig,
4 COMPETENT df".snakcr Vouil IKE a
~ 'rw r.,to CuEagrmrn'- term, biolcrl'e.
NuI7.., ALIi~II' EuN %, IItuuhr bisu't
pniCr. luJ West 10 a.
RESSMAkEIL Ladies. Nine Rrynoii
~ GIyrs foil -sus'1rtion Ia every par
.I,ular, t.st WORK; graceful skirts, glove.
ting ws..ts; -"ui postal. Madame WI!
A. i.i7o slave.
INKIS>N MAMMA good dr.. makcr
~ vnnf. Iuujc customers. Miss A.
BNIGIE 81 IAst ji'h.,i
GES~NAFINH by tn
L LAY. on l7I.r-' ur ,hHi-rn's garment.
H. l.5Gn Mails"u ~"
TIDyT-FTTTING SUITS made from 81
VI and AZ. ~ ! gia-autr" "a cut aud NJ The
Nrsl unluC free - charge evening dr""sr'
q sIoeialty. Miss SAfLOk JOB Last
Sist II.
NpOETFn All Pattern Hats ana Ron.
j not. fDr IS each tsll early take yoar
choice; AS lades MATERIAL trimmed.
n son. Z West 22t-st.. Erl' SHAVE.
NIMF. DIZAN. arriving from rsrs h~s,
vi Ftylra rsIssn chic nul HJ"igfai"
pfieesy fine Hofk can b seen. "Js "rs'
18th 81
STYLfslI drc-EnaErr wishss cngnrem"ni
- 10y ,hc day 81 80. Mi.s DAlllI los
IludS1n.st
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-Fy ECUTRIX SALE. At AnCYtttUSiInj
a ELEGANT TROTT ING, fA SM1S Vac.
SADDLE HORSES, C SAnRTS 40 iBRIDLES.
0Ns. HARNESS. SADDLES
&C The property Of the iate j. Jenn,n,GgIn TIE iG
ming deceased, and TO be sold ~ ~
IN iTpAAURsDAY. JUNE 9Th TH5ob 1S$o'
=. O. n.i,e,s SAME. III WEST ISL oA''
hetween 9Th and 7th ayes. New, ng NAG.
includlng the fast trotting ges oa r. Cod.
NEf, is 10 hands high p wSs Bloom by
M Mn ieferson; ID dam Hesihefo .w Rsijs
Tn nH,n1 ~ son az HarkAwsys "a oainu 5onet
isiIs 4th dam FaughAosisss.dIa IL, Bel.
trotted Oyer, Charter o Ms esn always beat
mont PARK Par 4, IN one Of the most perfect anu
s;s,, AN ,ann,,smen,s roadster llvInsi uEcToR
The fast trotttng geialns red by Alex.
1Si.2 hand. d SigS The sire Of NutwoCi, ,S dan
sSacr e a Empress 9. & uS q, can Su beat
R HUnsSe an dam queen NAB he de,s oN hopsc
SSS single or double gOopp point breeze
trotted IFS 4th heat o'ss an Invaluable
track in 2 ;2s Ia: ,ns q perfect in every
road or track horse ma >
paH,I,osq9ina nMAGNET AND HECTOR are one
~ the fastest trans In tnis ~ s. EI.ECTRIC.
Elegant dafk se q years old !; has fine
Is 80 nnnos ia nsne; vrry stylish IN mar,
shNei VOL ~, hisA knee action. Ohn ol w
nes VI "a horsos 10 this clty; ne VIZ
nnrch,sed In Vermont Sy a M,' Go a. Iayst
Tor hN ~ w ioT his extra style ana nhe
horse oho va IL a prize for any ,pnNate
SsntIsnsn, snd b without q i~u'' o"''''"
or vice yiee; handsome ssddle and harness mare,
urxI-ry ass been pronounced oy con.
bIsssprs 10 be As fine rs q sao1icI ~ -
70 snrsssced well broken to 81 hsrn s,sc
la 49, Gan trot 10 2 so in barnes:
e.. Is fesrless Of everything and Is without
seynessor coupe and family horse, PRIME
"A Ssnds high, 8 years old fsst trsV ,SiiS,
fea,less n everything stands WITHOUT uo4"s'
"a perfect without vice. onyorrr.
nSz ssnds high, g years old. one Of ne
tnest parade animals living. HSS al s SSnn
ss66Ie eaits Changes By motion. ls nySA We
- 81 Sayness Can trot IA . 80, AND Il
sATE FOR A LADY OR CHILD 70 'iae
Tsss trotter, DAVID H., son Of George
wilkes. dam fair Lady. by Dictator He
n ore Of the fsseSt horses 10 oe iouna'
Ieyel and pure gated. Wests no ooots,
4 sccd romuapy horse. Has trotted quarter
in Ss seconds Went to IL mile IN 10
vsry sentS ohild's pony. GIP ssS,. H aIs
PVT eerh VI" No, AFRAID Of snything. perfect
rel for ohlhren, ana very handsome;
CARRIAGES include family and road
carriages single and double harness, lSdieS
ana eents saddles ami BRIDES blankets
fO? SALE e POSITIVE. PROPERTY or
VIEW AND TRIAL At ALL TIMES
PRIOR TO SALE by order OF q. D.
REVANS, Attorney for Executrtx.
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domestic 5iiua!lous UHnte0
Females,

Females.
LADY ylsnrs 20 ind place for her
"A excellent chamb" rmHif ana Waif's- 81
nurse 10 children; eau te'' lnlnthd her WY
blghly. I.lI ~ 30 Nest ICth.st, IH'sIb
mi Wctuc,fn
.N1rN pTflfENCED woman would assist
\ In The care ~ nous" during the cum
mo-. no comp n-Htion. Address Ei.Ll-
Nnl.F. 81 Gth-aN", -------.--
-yuuSG LADY, lately landed, welt
n ,auc.trI win tgtt references, So AZ
- and writing German. French qua Ap.n.
X d..irp. situation A. guNrFlos. o. Jay (
Ia Address ID tIhEl, Designer o.
Meet is,h.U. 81 night. -.-..----
CJ5.r,Nl,N. Sc.-By a youns VaHdo!ss'
prnItstAu' lsiN. rtcnHy Athhru'
Immediate engagement IN . Bnoi iAlu.
- 10 Icacn yLiillcA OF rs cOihpahloi, |,
stcaks French, lAlian, ana hPHii'h Nm
Willing 20 travel. AdiIS MllV; ~,
NOUS. Hotel de rEufop'. 2ai East l'th'Si''
New. YORK.. ..-- .---
~CNpANTON- by young LADY ~ re
= 0nsmont and education 70 young or
cId,,Iy lady would travel IL. NJ. H.,
r. O. BoN OI2. Brsttleboro, W.
EOEPANiON lily u lady to ~ invalid ;
L best of References Address MrA
VAIL Tribune once.
COMPANION, &c.-sltustlon 20 travel as
L c0manion. maid on nufso Win lazy go.
Inp to California: accustomed 20 travelling
hsst referoncca Address u, G., 1,S4t wal
lnsh Place, Washington, ID. Y.
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miscellaneous

4 LBERT g. SPENCER. go shave.
n between 18th and 18th 81. Umbrellas,
pa rasOls, canes. made 10 order, covered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
HIGHEST PRICES I'AID for all kinds
4 Of Books and Magazines. In H. DANlS'S
Bookstore, 2Oa West llth.SL
STFNOGR Apply and TYPEWEITiSG.
- Mrs. HILLS, 200 broadway, Room =.
CUMMING taught quickly and private
- is hy refined t.-acber Ndirr.s PROF.
DONALDSON. Bath Beach. l.. /.
81 ,OOO, QUO NE Al COST NC Gct our re s.r'
mates before you buy NETWORK AND
MASSACRE USETTS GRANITE WORKS.
under Victoria Hotel. LAG Broadway. W.
ROBINSON.
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
VI OIL nations,
for Earn los hotels. &c,
,i'v AMI country.
AtCNRPi NTTNS los 9th ava.
I-t,bli he'd 1857.

- ~ WNED by man SPEAKING i've
- -,ryuaGr- and tran late. on a vnrhi
zen furnish ur-r,lAss rrfrrrurrA AdircsS
VII E.N - IrIhnno OnlLN.
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) Byooklyn Real Estate.
Giip Real estate Go Get.

pkAEk sToRR; also inside store ;
- ssshqs with north light; very desira-
- 10 should be seen 20 be appreciated !
ss.-sss,issss. 1oth and 67th sts.
~ LkT.-Lofts, s9 n By 26 f.. steam
eso sseystsi, With CT without steam power.
80, =. EDDY, ssS Msdison-sL
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flats 90 Get, ilnfurnishs0,

s--se-.>s---
ELATs TO LET In She
GORDON.
5oth.S. and OH ave. rooms; lust com.
petcd all decorated and improvements
renls trum ESQ u 800 per month. Inquire
Of GORDON BROS. on premises. or iBnitor.
-TH.AVE BOULEVARD. COR l9SD-
q ST.-Decorat"c apartments, all light
heated throughout moderate rrnts special
ln1ucement% Apply 90 w. J.. DlLLEh.
2258 7th.Gvc.
an TH-ST. 2l7 WEST. The Pierrcpont {;
~ sis light rooms and bah modern I'M.
provements rent $50 allowances.
10 AND 1871 WEST io2S DIS T.-Ele.
j ~ giant new Groom data including
dining rooms bath mirrors; all improve.
ments; rents ego TO s25. Inquire Janitor,
oil premises
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6eIp iJdnteo.

Males.
A FEW energetic dJf veFs wanted must 90
n tAmnsrAU hn1 have good references )
give age nationality and references "a
Vrehs "a, Box iU4, Tribune once,
FRIGHT young man can secure goa
- position in real estate ONCE, who VII!
loan employer $500 on good security. "A
dress IMMEDIATE, lA West 2S1'st
nRivER WANTED for bakery; steady
" p'ses aDd good wages. 10 Clinton p
E.fiINEER WANTED fSf factory. 10
~ Clinton Place
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Real estate h1antsh.

TWENTY cottages wanted hour from dty
i low rent; customers waiting scnd full
particulars at once. CHAS. =. NEYlN. $50
Broadway.
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MAN AND WYE WANTED for club
ltt man rs walter: wife as e"ok. 10
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Rooms tl)urle6.

ENTLEMNN and wife want. within 3
u days. room. second floor front with
hoard, at slG per week, between 18th ard
both SIS. within blocks Of Broadway
reference. MERCHANT. Tribune Branch
OfKc', $40 Broadway.
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SonHirp neal estate for Sale

exScxs YoR MosTcThI 1sy Hand
~. 2ns rsz!asnees and bnIidlns sIisI Tor
ENfE os Y lst SeasOn or year. CLAH
49, !. - =. xgbbS. Beekmansss.. N. Y.
"A rssissAIeLAIR AGENCY -HA0dsom8
" - S.4es1ss tof sale % exchange houses
Il. flvtnuflts5e1 and anfufnishsd. WM.
y ~ LOS ,eks ~ ALL THE SUBURBS
fexfsAis 100 upward. Il have several
bsSiit f,r.,n f<eons where cottages eau he
~ ~ ia. gsfetssefS own plans and psid
EsnE tnme;.ts and q snali cash pay.
kpifs a ~ parties looking fos a souhtyy
y css5 "A s vnss vii bpd II advantageous
EISs s e-1s ". CLARK, es Broadway.
aisS .AaD kEsI scRs. send ,ef
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6uusrs Go Get, FURNISHED

Country.
A COMPLETELY furnished 1i.room res.
"A ideD.e; stable, garden patel: fruit
and ornamental trees: river frontage
sSsnTing sscnsry never I pStG rI KyS,
OWNER, 50 BrOadway. Room lo9.
A sBCRY I'ARK.-To let for summer,
"A completely furnished cottage. 10 rooms /;
avn and shade; private family only.
PARTICULARS, 4O6 West S4th.st.
n oTTAGES AT AsBUGY PARK, for
y season, furnished. MILAN ROSS,
Asoury Park, n. J.
T. LEGANT furnished country man sion to
H let TIL October l. ~ DarieG, Conn.
family abroad use OF stables, conservatory
and garden; l-2 hours from city b"au'i-
tul grounds; delightful! location; superb
views: l-2 miles from Sound possession
INN ately. Address i. U. Bon 90.
Sew-York.
ID LAINFIELD. n. ITO let from June
l. Is. or july I to sept, mbeF 10, iut-
| nished house in one Of the finest parts Of the
place sill improvements shade trees; good
| dry cellar rent moderate to desirable tenant
| Address or call upon Miss 5. u. KENNY,
First Place. Plsihneid. n. J.
% ATCHOGUE.. 7 lie lee for the sea;
;oo son sh SSSpG GARDEN i0 fTs pure nSu wa.a
| barn, stable: few minutes T. Great South
| Lay; reIt for the scaSOn. $3.50, Pafticu.
lars apply c. w. RIECRS. 10 COun-s;..
brooklyn.
soUTH sIDR LONG ISLAND.-6o fur.
- uished cottages 70 rent Apply 70
Potter & PRICE, Patchcgua, l.. I.
TN y LET furnished. shore front cottage. IL
4 roomH, MSDssQuan River, N. j., opPo.
/ ate Point Pleasant 10 private park OF 10
| acres large shade trees stahling; une2-
| ceilsd boGting facilities WILLIAM u.
WILEY. 100 ReSne-st
m ARRYTOwN HEIGHTS.-Po rent, on
L the beautiful lawns Of the Berkeley Inn,
| furnished cottage. eight TooDs. bathroom
pure spring water; 2.stoEy piazza. com.
nlhnhing extensive views Of river AMI
| mountains. Apply LEWIS ROBERTS, 8
ITO LEASE, FOR THE Seasonal
Point Pleasant on ManBsqUsn River.
n. IA furni shed cottage, 10 rOobIA, de.
signed and furnished for owners use, sal
and row boat. tennis court, ample space and
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giip Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE.-Rarc chance: fine ass9rt-
unent Of brick and franc houses. newly
bulk. AL improvements prices from 90 200
ppuxra; ANAL amount In cash needed bal
kIce IN monthly or yearly payments; thou.
ssnds are paying rent which would 10 .. few
{esss pay for one OF these fine propfxses
Ee, hedltay location, near hofsecars aud
tefste1 railroad. Inquire on tie place
q JOHN W. DECKER Builder. 6t1 For.
estase, near l6lst-st. once on l8lstst.
shs block east OF 3a-aye. also choice lots
les cole md houses 70 let from $50 10 ei5 a
Hspta description sent by mall
Two OF those elegant 8story high. stoop
nv hrownstpns houses. 2ox52. lot 1925 I;
Sehe finished and decorated: With car.
Hs2ekouses on private driveway running
w strees tn street. In the renr; Oh St.
E1saalas Boulevard, Nos. 38S- 800; price.
sv@ Apply on premises. DARRiN.
Byooklyn Real Estate.
EVb sALE.-Fine detached houses, St.
Sark save. beautiful snf healthy
ssthhofhood; convenient to Fulton-st. L
49, ample grounds aDe shsds trees also
A5toss< houses. without extra grounds
- several choice building Sites on same
t<3ft End vicinity. g. J. SANDS, 1,l90
1888, near Bediord-ayo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05
Domestic sitnaiions ipantss
MaIes.

CoACHMAN.--A lady going 10 Europe
~ wishes 10 procure situation for her
,oachman, whom she can highly recommend.
10 East 57th.st, present employers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-05

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