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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

The limo Will be about eight miles long, extending
from the junction of tho Big Lowell and kinIus kail-
rosi at Mount Jewett the junction Of the New 0rh
Lake Ere and Western Coal and Iron Railroad. near
Crawfords summit The president Is Elisha h Kane.
OF Kane.
st. Louis. April o7-Thc Iron Mountain Railway. a
part Of tho Missouri Parifc system has giTcn notice
that all unnecessary train service both passenger and
freight will be discontinued that road after May l.
and that only trains conveying Hive STOCK or PERISH
able freight VIII be allowed to run on sunday; The
sunday suburban service viii also DC maeFah' ""
ducef.
To accommodate the heavy suburban travel 70 AL
principal points between Ncv-York and Port Jervis.
the Erie Railway has arranged 10 run special trains %"
is eastern division. These trains viii run on Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week. loavln t;
Twenty -fhrlSt. AZ 4 % p. m. and II 20 L. m
ST. Paul. Mimi. April 27.-Thc 81 Paul and Duluth
road has given notice that on May 10 II will accept
; cents as either the local the proportion OF me
through rate -four and Mill s'uifS from MinneaI'IN
to Duluth. The present rate is IL cents. which
makes a reduction Of II cents. and will probably
force the all rail routes 10 cut their rates 10 meet IHe
Duluth reduction.
Elmira y y April 81 (spcclap.- Tho Lackawanns
and Plttsburg Railroad was sold at Angelica. " L.
to-day, by Referee Rockwell to Lewis tzgerald Jon"
H. washbnrn and Mark ". Robinson. Of New-York.
purchasing committee for the old stockholders. The
amount bid S25 .O0O subject 10 the debts OF the
receiver. The unpaid employees, however are ann
toJls about their wages and domonSratVe uurlhs
the day.
Chicago April % spociaD.-Ther' was consfier-
able talk in railroad circles here to-day about some
of the lines In the Western states Passenger Asso-
ciaton which, It is claimed. arc violating their agree
ment not to offer Inducements obtain traffic Chair
man Abbott has issued circular, in which ne says
"Thc sale Of a ticket TO a passenger 70 pom,
beyond that which he has asked for for The purpnse
Of enabling the passenger 10 resell the remaining
norton " the Ticket thereby bringing AOont a
reduction IN the agreed rat" to his real des Nauo.'
+ practice that cannot be tolerated under tho ox'St
Ing agreement
St Paul. Mimi. April 81 (Specian.-Anothcr cut
in nour rates has come through the announcements
Of the & Paul and Duluth that on AMI after May l
If would make 5-cent rate on flour ana MIL SUM
either as the local the proportion Of the
through rate from Minneapolis to Duluth The On
mih cut makes the through ratio - Il cents II
looks now Is though thcw might be war las'l"s
all summer.
Mddctown. y Y. April 27.-Artices, Of inc9T-
p0raiion IF tho NrvcrSink valley HailIo1i 'oWpii,E
were filed today The road viii intcrScct M
ontario ard Western Rairuad at FauNhuIg' ana VII
rtu 10 Ncvci~nk fats. W. h. Royce i prs tent
OF the company. The capital stock Is S12ooOo'
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THE RICHMOND AT MONTEyIDEO.

Monicvideo March 20.-The United states steamer
Richmond. which sailed from the NewYork Navy
Yard on December &C. arrived here ten days ago
She IS one Of the few vessels remaining which arc
interesting part of the Naval history OF the Civil
War, but which must be placed In Rotten Row.
to become food for the worms. The vessel had a fair
trip Of twenty eight days from NewYorh to the Cape
de Ncrlcs, and from there 10 this port the
made In thlrty-twO days. Rear-Admira James ellis
visited the Richmond on tho day after her arrival
and tho day the Swarfa sailed for Cape
Town, her way to China. The Richmond and
Alliance VIII leave here 10 morrow for Madonao, Url-
quay to take part I'm target practice with the ITALIA
pOOsa, which is there
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-Thc snlt for divorce brought by
Mrs Fannie r.. scott EastAOpe against her husband.
Walter a>thOpc. came up yesterday before judge
Iykman al hi, Plains. Her action is for limited
divorce and 80 per week ainouy. She sad that her
husband was al present lviIg with woman nawep
Clara Iodcson, al 80 south 1hr>t.. brooklyn. soon
after the divorce proceedings were begun, III February
last she caused Of her husband because >h
believed he was about to leave the country he va,
unal" 10 furnish bail and was locked up IN Ludlow
street Jail wlcr, he remained for sixty day. The
case was adjourned
SING SING.-Thn suit of William n. BARLOW against
the NcW-YOrk Central and Hudson River Railroad. to
recover two pieces OF property lynE contiguous "a
The tracks OF The railroad short distance north Of
the state Prison. after two year Of nigdtlcn was
decided yesterday IN favor OF the Defendants.
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v,prorS NEWJERSEY TOWNS.

KF,ENY-NcAaI Duffy, a nui-eryman, was
committed to the Hudson County jan last night
CHARGED by hl, vic with trying 10 poison her by CIV
&c., t. f,vci,i.,. with beer. \ few year, ago
sc,ara,i,u VA, agreed upon. and the property was
1iytlei ON Thursday night Duly bought sumo
srychninc at Or. Eolhc>, and later pint OF beer al
a saloon, holn bong in the same pail Duly adj
7iica that lie wanted TO poison his wife. Bail was
refused.
WASHINGTON. William. the twclvc-ycar-od son
n Ccorrc " IoA. OF Washington, Warren County, was
.,1lcr from hi, home Friday by band OF eypScS'
The Last >rcu of them was on the River koau' uelo"
r,s,or The boy, father is making strenuous efforts
. ,co,.,r III. sen and officers pursuing tie
gyu>cs.
-Elu-NSNICK.--Yc Yesterday afternoon the John
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SrvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY APRIL PAGES

Dhla; bradley D. smaney. OF 'et9l Ms,v,s r%d
Secretary OF State T. W. L. Comp@, i(s. ionson
q sbop william stevens Perry. OF Iowa ana +,
state Frederick Cook OF Albany. GRAZ "a sS,,,n,
NJ Curry recently u. s. Minister 20 sIr". Gov
George b. Sloan. u OswogO. ''lsA.'D N'- ,trrrNAV
crnor benjamin T. Briggs Of Delaware. Ii. al
Governor John p Richardson Of SCUM Ct'''" "
Governor william D. Hoard and Horace inpi'0, 20 80 80
49, NrRI,IY UIfI-Congre. -rnan ,. o. Niehnns
han. ~ Missouri NETWORK Speaker james oih'hs
=, S,utb Carol,na PARK AVENU E-GoseTnor cyrus -
t,r, ., sena,or T W Ferry and Congressman NJ =
never OF Michigan snd Judge Gco.ge Barker Oh IN
\ Y supreme Court VICTORIA -tohcfcssinlh II I-'
s,auo " N,-vian4 and Colonel Henry NJ pih''l' %"
pofr'it WINDsOI.-scnator Charles f. Mahaef'""' o.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-John r. Booth, son OF u. Z. Booth,
OF Danhury, has been admitted to the bar. .
The Bridgeport Christian Science Institute has been
formed through the Efforts Of DR.. John Cavclu. .
West SrafOr1 has ratified the bill auncxlng that
borough to this city by vote Of 344 10 %.
GREENW1CII.-The hftIcth anniversary Of the Rev.
=. NJ YarrngtOn'S rcctOrship OF Christ Episcopal
Church occur today. Special services viii be- held
Mr. Warrington is the oldest rector IN the diocese.
NEW-CANAAN.-AlfrcdB Iiastcad. f1rmcr about
forty wears old found dead I'm his room Yesterday
He had committed suicide by taknr stfychniHc. No
cause Is known for the act lie leaves wife and
several children.
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PROMINENT ARRIvALs 1T TIE HOTELS

DRrvOORT- Senator William T. Allison, q Iowa
rpIrNSWICK senator Joseph r. Haw"y of connect
ns CTAEENDON-T. G. Varas Gillian Minister a,
Washington TNFRETT-H. 4 Cart'H lla"ail2n
Minister 40 Washington. FIFTH ANEN Ci<-iA'I, 81
d.nt Rutherford H. Hayes. Of Ohio; Admiral DAVID -
Porter United States Navy john w Noble %cf"tay Il
Tho Interior Senators Henry l. Dawes OF Massachusetts,
and shelby NJ Cu,lom OF Illinois, Matas Romero Mex
tor Nini.tar a. Wa.hlnaon Congress Charles ONrl
NJ Philadelphia; Governor Simon H. BucHn"r OF hi.'
t,cky; Governor Royal c. TAFT ard stan ana
Iohn w Davis Of Rhode Island, Governor charles IL
SAWYER and sjaY ex-senator william l. Chandler ana H.
,,ula O. C. Moore. Of New Iinrp~hire; "Vrfror J"
c,,,cr ~ colorado: Gycnor r. W. Wilson u We-o
virginia; Charles Emory Smith. OF Pmial'1-
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NEWARK.

The programme arranged for the joint service oy
the First Baptist Church and the Congregation Bnai
JeshurIn at the Jewish Temple, ~ Westinghouse,
al 8 o'clock Tuesday morning, In conlmcmofan0h OF
Washtng,on's inauguration, has been arranged by inc
olico,, Of the TWO churches. 1t VIII lhciuHc Ice
reading Of the scripture prayer by the Kew - w.
Eoyd an address by Rabbi Joseph iccich'' d'' Ia
National HYMN by both chOrs and congregations
Herbert Coddncton, tho Colorado oo"o"S' ""oNo
sv,raduion Wa, refused by Governor Green was
,r,c,.ca from custody yesterday by Judge Depue.
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Jersey CITY.

TIE trial Of Public Works commissioners Kern
Watt billiard and Reynolds has been postponed until
q week fum tomorrow.
Application was made yesterday to Judge Lppin
cot in the Orphans Court by John Cox. guardian
of John Gaaback. for order 10 compel him !" hFc
in A better manner he does al present Gaaoack
has tho income Of an estate worth $4,000. but he
persists in living in a squald tencmenthouse and
denying himself the pcccssarcs OF life. Judge LIP
pncott decided that he had no juriSdicton
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK-A blacksmith named Henry Trairnr.
aboui forty years I'D. was killed By train on the
West Shor,, Road at Coneers station ycstcrIay. he
lad gone to Nyark Friday night IN search 90 work.
John Vanderbilt, a wel[hlVwn Iesdcnt
droupcd dead while sitting at tshc last night. lie
wa a wilOwcr and leaves a family.
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SURPRISES FOR CHESS PLATERS
THE RUSSIAN CHAMPION BOWS TO THE SKILL
OF BoSTON's REPRESENTATIVE

OF BosToN's REPRESENTATIVES,
The ninth days play In the second round 81 '' 'e'
national chs, tournament not without sic ~h'p'~
notably the defeat " the Russian CHAMPION I'hE'"' '
Durlle u Boston Burn Ia, steadily improved his p'
stion ond f. sin third Weiss beat Gunsberg brilliantly
By The sacrifice Of knight. Burn Ok Hanh'Fn jun
defeated Mcleod. Lp>chuH of ShoN"I''f a''
a hard lght. Co.'S g. surrender to B!ackbuu' Tau
bcnhaus defeated H. &. Baird, and Martinez won INV
Iopez % J. W Baird Mason resigned ~ Bird AMI il'
game between Pollock md Dcluar unfinished ~ 10
O'Clock The tournament viii be- continued tomorrow"
bus there viii b play TUESDAY "Wednesday.
The ssQIe now stands:
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iicu! Geiate iUanico.

WANTED. Furnished house. with stable
w ami grounds. COR ,unu.i m-n'hs. AID
with pliyilr," OF buying. on Hudson prI-
va,e ianAly. Adde'S \. V. s., Tribune
once.
WANTED, COUNTHY.-A good-silct
w furnished hOusr. Oh hlyh ground. near
depot within 50 miles u Ncw-York on thu
D.. l.. and W. or Erie rail- roads from June
lst 20 October Let; ,tyl" not desired. hOunely
comfort With reasonable rent wanted. Al
ircas +. L. HARRIS. with location. size
and t;EH.9, llJ GWinuctt-st., BrOohiyn,
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I n u Z hLTVSI IVE1.
The iaTg'st an1 hnss, stock In the
/ nitrt State Of Laundry dFy-goois. grocery
arts. &c. Also single AMI double t-ucks
/ All our own make. best goods lowest
/ prices all warranted call AID examine.
/ cor spring-st. and South Fifih.ave., New
! York
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for the Centennial,

- emu ..,.,,,,, vein.
y N a. Nf' '.N''i,. and ,I i.h.'t,.
" GOV" Oh mon - A. NAV be-
occ,p,cl du.in. all Of Centennial week
also seats T. let beautiful NirW. Apply ."
JOHN tk\N!pIp, ~ 'th-"N''
NfNTENNIAL ROOMS.-Larlr and small
I io.m- To- let. win or without
board, med, -r'". 20 West lj'h-S'.
.,>,r,.,->,,t p,r,DrS Choice s,l,-
I a, - and g. cal ,o.day o. 'o-InofI0w,
95i Grand.,t
~txTt<>IAI RIO windows. two dr..
I ,tr-.; 81 ..n az. H. > REL
IOGG % clinton parr
'-o'''' - ''',','' .'.,,..,n.. lam -,.5
(INTINNIAL - i''''>' ,.,.
'on,I A,,cr can FAMILY. c3Iat5"'h-,t.
....... ...,,.,,,i.,.d
( IN - - ~ il ,..f.-. .,t-,, ..,h-.
WIN II OILY ~" .,.. ~, W.. family. I.arl
room ~ ,o'7 ~ 81 iGG Nc.t
-. "." r,h.,v,.
,,,r,.xN,I pApADF -Courodiou,
Yin T.i, etery convenience dpc" ''"N1''' -
-. cot. -,
~ - N,,.,,',,,I' .,aul H., 3o,h
which Win Sel Of - sat 7. G.. b.,
j.. -. B.N sl4, New York
NFNTFNNIAL PARADE. T. lct. four
windows. Room ). 2"n Broadway ell
trance on Roldc--;. moderate.
<,,.>.Trv%I,I p,KADi. -Cl.ic. locit-
7 lions: Worth monument. Union and
I.--iro's Square. Tickets fot sal ~
TNSON'S Theatre Ticket once, llith
Avenue Hotrl
.. 80. 49,, oh, o.
GyiNI. w.. q t'anc. ON sijr strect. RIKER
o.e H,,.ay,
...,,.,.,...,. o.. ,, ,...u e.,,
anal. win,ows . fight- up: Rloa lway
,.,,,,ru I..hcirv and cedar. Adlrrs- A..
n 'r,ihuu. Branch OGj,a -, Liberty -.
'''' :
IL iN NJ 70 H. .,i. or rent VATSE 4 sos.
r-t Ur.ulvay
- Ut, ,.,...I--
EHAII:> i"r sale Tor ,'hi''nial I&' i.I'
~ COZ "L.'.r n,~, widows in
~ " ,....'N'''
-N'N- '"'N N'''
ENTlRE FURNISHED FLAT Every
.-,..o.,, I.I" WI1 Gnipn% lt. 4 in +.
''.,''''''' -''' ...,..
L 3oi Fa-i 18TH
UNFINISHED rooms. large AMI small
/ desirable location ION ,i,.tol-. "a
Wr~i 2l-t-st
r,pp STATS fan &..v Centennial Paradcs
L aipy 70 ARTISTS UNION. Room ,
10 .a~' lith- 81.
MIST onicc. lt,h.-i.. - T.. has win
L dow. overlooking portion Cn.0H 4Edir .
-rcciaI .crm> u private parry. &. SMITH.
NJ. 100 East l"''"'''.
t,IK~T FLOOR I55j BEDADWAl. -
L arm. fN,ui r.i,Iu Ia let dur.uy Ccni.n-
,...... ol~1 oil,r ro,in>.
,,TENI>uED ROOMS w.th q. without
L hoard fn ,-.rmal,-nt u.--onS: hon" conn.
fo-,s ITO Ea,t 4l-t.~t. MI, SHINING
ny A., rooms for th. Centennial
>,rs urIFN asa sTU-AVr.. "a flat
NJ VII Furnished, frlnt rooms to accom-.
moiotn a pIr;0 ~ tn people
..,-,.,..,.>.,. ,',,-,,, go, ,,p,f,
vi 5tL.avc.. neor trumphal arch: 3
viriIw> and balcony; alsn rooms and board.
Address II. A H.
1,.,,.,r, f.~,nX SOI-ATE 80, H. MAJ,
\NniH , - D,,i,S ,.,-ii q, -,
Nay l. d'u h'vM rev H. TWO I''NG T,piAW
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Real Gstate.

ZOE SALE or 10 exchange for un'm,
L lrovri property: tenement neiGheorhood
preferred: handsome fats on 9th'afe.'
south OF 9oth-st, including corner Just com.
pleted FOR further PARTICULAR address
L. L. CALLAHAN. 230 East A2d-st
4 PER CEET.-Al.ncy 10 loan At per cent
4 on first-ria>s private and hu~,hr>> cry
property, at uVc"fat" exp ~ iA E'
amounts al l-2 PER cent on private. lu,.-
Hess .ud HAT city property. WM. SEELl"s-
ZERO, Il and u Sprucr-st upstalr-.
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Citn Real Gslatc 90 Get.

-A.-A.-BUolNlNo PLACES a; re-
"A, uurcI rents
CYKILLE CAKBEAC. Agent, Grani-st.
ami HoNcry.
Special discount Tor quick rontns.
Dcsila ble haI.,tor",,. bV,. par, of B "''y.
~ BoNcry, store ( DA-'t. 25AlOO. may d.
20 IL and 81 Bon.iy, Dahl stores, &c.
may divide - 800.
23l Cr1nd-st., near BowcFy. full front
1872 Bowefy. storg 25Nlo0' three floors,
81 Bowcry. stoNr, with or Without floors. &.
l43 Bowery. store. with Or without loft
aOOlr.
1876 East Hottest. store and rooms, I'M
DroIcmcnt-, 80.
226 East 1oGth-Nt u sto'. and rooms,
improvements SO 80.
1856 0thaVer corner l0l 't-st., store and
rooms. .2j.
So lst-aye. - % whole site $50 80 or sG5.
7l3 2d-INc., whole OF hall store and rooms,
s42 80.
$50 lst-aye., store and rooms. s25.
40 Bowcry. small II iia6 4. loft@ or NON adj
joining for lodging house.
- BDweTy. %. : light large .oft,. elevator
alterations D. SUIT.
BUILDINGS.
43 Bowery, 5-st ~ Basement and cellar
building.
255 Elizabeth st.. 3-s,oty house, stores, SC.
l42 West 5ad--t.. 3-,tory and basement
CYRILLE CARREAC, AGENT. Grand st.
and Bpwril, under pu'nim Bank.
4 A.-A-l33 Hester-st.. 3-s;cry and base
Il. ment house 300.
lOl W. 45th.st. 3-story basement
80 last j'h-st.. small house with store,
s42O.
) 10 and II 2d.st. 3-story and basement
liz West 53i.~t. 3-story and basement.
hOuS", alteration, ~ sui'.
2j3 tIst l2-th-st., 3-story and basement
hou-. only 5000.
CYKILLE CAKREAU. Agent. Grand. st.
and BoHcry. under oriental Bdnk.
At REDUCED lENTS.--A number Of
~ drsirsllv houses Oh West Side oi town
IN good 10 i2hblriooi-. :. f. JAYNE &
90. 354 West pa - and 81 Lib,it5 =.
LOFTS, 25>9O mar 0thayc
n. THOMAS & LChEK>ON, 80 West
3oth-~t
4 THREE. STORY BRUS HOUSE. tn
"A rooms al improvements. no nlnutco'
walk from Harlem k. K station. l6lsl-,t..
ri-,t minute, rom Elevated. lJJth-st. Ap-
ply 5is Fas1 ljsth-st
A VERY CHOICE SECOND story loft 10 let,
"A With steam power Il desired. sslo 3iX
% feet. CORNELL's. lil Crntre-st
EsIRARLE OFFlcEs TO LET
~ (Ouly few ief'i. ~ the
MARKET AND FULTON
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Corner ~ Fulton ana Gold 81,
THOROUGHLY FIREPKOOP.
Apply u
rutland & WHITING,
Beekman-st
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Gorsrs anb Carriages.

- DuM Buckboaris seating two or four.
Uufins' Buckboar1,, seating tn 60 Nm
tauk aud other STYLE Driving wagons. Inc
Ladies' Cart, Becbe and Raeine arts sur
icy>. Depot Wagons. Wagoneties, busX's'
RACINE WAGON AND CARRIAGE Co,
cor. Spring-st. and South Iiftl-ayc., New
York.
VAN TASsELL & KEARNEY HAVE
' TNSIRPASSED FACILITIES IN
THFH. NEW MAMMOTH BU ll.DlNH
FOR THE CAREFUL STORAGE OF
FINE CARRIAGES AND SLElGhS' at
For Brougham,, Coupes Tcarts, Coupe
RockaYay- and other 4'paS~enscr Vehic''S
- ~ Pr berlin Rockaways. Ian iaps, Coaches,
Bliouche, and G-pas>cngcr vehicles. 80 per
r@f Phactoa-, Road Wagons, Carts and
2pa,scnger vehicles % per month. 49,.
For slc!ghs seating PERSONS - per
For slcichs seating or 4 persons
" For rsieiehs seating persons, al so per
MT Is INTENDED FOR SALE, A PRIcB
eennikF!Gtff!N NE EXCEPT coMMitSi6N
WIFI HE f I4GEsr STOCK OF GOOD SEC;
OND.HAND CARRIAGES OF tho most
varied Kind, Ia the ely: on y, w rSn
also large stock Of NEW and SCION ID,
IANp HAI' i> S I'd Or r., Al a.. { ThADi9 anu
VAN TAsNFLL Z KEAKNEr.
HORSE ATD CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
AND AUCTION Rooms:
1870 AND I32 EAST 18TH ST., ,.,,
Through to 125. 1877. 129 EAST l2Ill-SI.
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81 BAR'LAN -ST.-Luf'- e9Nloh. win
> L skYiisht; repaired 10 ~ul, t'D1A'-. A.
dr.,e W. II. CHURCH, 13j las, o,ti--'..
y l. CIV
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DOR 3 lJOORS. 9ONti.vith steam power.
~at jlO5l1 Wet 3O'k-,,. t.ht un .
.ldr-: adapted ~ -ilk nauufa 'n"ht =
other purposes rrquirny COOL ughi; r.A''h'
able rrnt Apply on premise.
=, "a N,t->rr Nl..y ~ f,iuy- ...,i D.. .t.t-..,1
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Cltn Real Gsiate co Get.

DOR 3 Fl.OORs 9ONtivi,h steam power.
~at jlO.5l2 VT 30-k-,,.. a.ht un 5
sides: adapted ~ -ilk rauufa 'n:hs =
other purposes r"qulrin( COOL ishL; reason
able rent. Apply on premise
on WEST PATH sT.-LiYng-lon Do .,l-.'1.
~ near Broadway; 3JXlup. sony lr.S'
hu-4n"~- ol club. j. ). SIT HDLN Al l.
3 IL Pin"-,t
81 BARCLAY -ST.-Lof'- eo>l0'. WIKI
. skylisht; repaired 10 -ult tenant. A.
DIS ". II. CHURCH, 13j las, o'tr~'-'
y. I. Clty
To- WEST 4sTU-sr. -Thrr'--,oss -''n"-
' fr'nt f"I 3 years. Apr.y to "N u"it
p Warr'n-sL III i!opr.
oDS MADISON. AVE-. u,rr foi-r-
go tonyonelt ult"' AMI a-..'l-
bic surroundings 20 60 Dr .ol~' :'r i'rH.
90; wars. Allrr-t ahofr. ~ 1pif -
ARTHUR MASON JONES, II Wet Jl-t-
St, near Hroalway.
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
TO LET STORES Good opening for dry
i goods store. branch ston. ,l"" u ..'i
or any Urst-clas> business. only > block,
from sapid transit ana the Lon Island x.
u. (Beiford Station, ami "n No. oi 'iaN''
at FFanklin-aN@. station long ~.
LILO, liz, liza. l,I2L l. ," anil IL
fulton IT. storvs vii. De 10 "if't'''f OF
thrce together. Wlth or without Il ni: h.'' :
all, few cholc" nlf, OH'Y omen : iu-
day. ABBY Ca premises or 10 }. \. hAN
AUKFN & CO., II broadway.
,TO LET. Housr. i've minus walls nom
j the gi'a' shopping c"ut' " -''.t.
high ~to"p. hgoWu-tone dwelling. u t"'lU- g.,
al improSeU Mt low rli ..t ''"'
Appl, {, EDWARD II. QrNNTlN. 81
AMI 36 Cpust,'. c"'nrr ~ HH-n.-'
'y,O LET IT,, chaps. 8-.tn'v t.u.. Yn
tn Heights, II room-, AL i.rf.t".
m'nt-. will D. put IA N'ptr tp -u' ra"n'
rent very low ~ 4 responsible nl'.y Ap
. n = Ft4
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To- WEST 4oIlI->r- Thic'--tusf -'Hn"-
i y fr,ut ION 3 years. Apply t0 nN u"i,
d Warp.u.,l ri nnYF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

no LET Fully furnished Groom cot
fage, minutes waiA from water and
depot. Address l.. ID. SIMoNS. East
RockaWay l.. /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
BROOKLYN Real Estate.

D.sToRY brick houses, 5000 $500 os.h
y Llance instalrentA J. s. STURDE-
Want. SIG Pine-st. New.York.
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4 -A.-A.-h.-
n. JOHN MOORE.
IS 81 AMI % WarIcn-st.,
OF ?, his immense stock u
CARRIAC,FS. CARRIAGES,
CARR AEkS, tAlslt! NHfo'
CARRIAGES,
consisting o. all style, Of
Hu~cic,. PhariCn,. Village AM DOG 'atts'
coup" aud Curtain Rnckeva}~. 'ict2riaN;
Depot Wagons. T-carts WaSDn"ttt'' E.nd
Cart. RLciDoad,. Ruhahout wagons SUI
rcys, Cahuolet-, &c. &c.
--Al~o DOCTOEs' BUGGIES--
Ana all styles ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

NOR SAIL Eleven arr's q an .
/ ~, y }. a. c'rar a. n go
Walton. with Nrfy ,Nt'n- a go !,
Wow II ff- D.aue' ultiin' '' "'
and t,Wsrl N,N- YorA ru o." "t".f 80
80, ,,..htl ro,r.r az E..l.sll.r Ai't sa.TNy
ave, a,aus % u..ls, f,."i ~ NgrS y
U.l oi,.-half ulle :nonI h'.'Nih, a.
Arlington. mlr. FROM Ne" af@. -.
For fu,tf..- Information AMI rpftcn -
ply ~ p II LUDLOW 80 II t.'.e.
NOR SALE or To LIT At R's'ihs
L \ j. The mos, convenient $40"
ID. L. AMI " L. r.. 80 tri.n, ttN y
Wv g. minute, fr,ni \. y @fesa,
Chri.topher-st ferries. rne h.as' a. a..
nroyoucuts Ia rT>t.ea A. sii-r 'n' q.
Ia. Tor any one lccAing for hynr -
vsnlsnt u city. wM. N BAILEY, -
Drosd.ss. Newark. \. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

j all the m,isrn Improvements. AMI u
. rooms furnished aItesian water. Adi..s -
4 RpN sol Rri Bank y
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4 GENCY FOR -Ii.nb
sDa.v res.ience- all spf i!us s.H
CLARESCE y. TUBES. DcsAaAs-s..
y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
ncul Cstatc 10 GtrbanQc.

NOR EXCHANGE, good paying houses
l. I'm Newark for building lots. COLI
MAN. 10 nal-ey-st.. Newark
SDUrHEKN AND WESTERN property
- wanted In exchange for good clty pop
rrty. Y NNMFnlI u PINK Row.