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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-07
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 6-The track was
very heavy, stiff and muddy to-day.
Three-fourths of mile-Successor won
in 81, Cecil B. second, Judge Morrow
third.
Mile and sixteenths-Retrieve won
in 2:1024, Ballston second. For failure in
this race Ballston and his trainer were
ruled off the track for life.
Mile and one-half-F'loodtide won in 81,
Long Dance, second, Come-to-taw third
Three-fourths of a mile-Fordham won
in :2012, Kitty r. second Violante third.
Mile-Redstone won in 1:51, Battersby
second Carrie third
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Fatal Railway Accident

OMAHA, Aug. Ga defective culvert at
Weston, Neb., on the Union Pacific at 3
o'clock this morning, caused the death Of
Engineer Mitchell, fatally injured Switch
man Conklin and crippled Engineer Morgan
for life.
locomotives. Five men were caught in the
debris when the bridge went Gown, but the
other two were taken out unhurt A heavy
rain last night had washed out the supports
of the culVert
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Commissioner stones Report

WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-The forthcoming
annual report of Acting Commissioner
Stone, of the general land Office, will show
that during the fiscal year ended June 80,
1889, there were certified to railroad com
panies under various grants total of 49,
046 acres of land, or 404, 116 less than the
total Qualifications Of the previous fiscal
year. There were pending in the general
land Office on June 30, 1899, railroad selec-
tions under former grants amounting to
&c, AZ, PSI acres, which is an increase for
the year of 4, Ola 1856 acres.
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until they had once compassed the track.
Then Barnes moved Los Angeles up, and
at the head OF the home stretch she was
but half length behind Eurus. She
passed him as soon as they Strengthened up
for home, and then Los Angeles rating
along at ease finally passed the judges
stand an easy winner by two lengths in
2:5l. Eurus beat Firinzi fully ten lengths,
Hamilton easing her up when he found she
had no chance. Barnes was cheered as he
rode back to the scales. His winnings for
the day were $1,000, and he did not look a
particle proud over his double champion
ship victory.
Fifth race, one mile-Pheodorius won in
1:527S, Mayo second, Daisy Woodruff third
Sixth race, three quarters of mile
Little Ella won in 1:2l1G, Insight second,
j. o. G. third.
Seventh race, five-eighths of mlle-Ven-
delta won in 1:O611, Glockner second,
Sourire third.
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Murder.

MADISON, Ind, Aug. 6.-Last night,
young George Sehlick shot Robert Siseo,
killing him instantly. Sehlick had quar-
relied with Siseos brother, and afterwards
found Dick Siseo in saloon and shot him
dead, at the same time slightly wounding
Reeder and a man named Close who
essayed to stop him. Sehlick got away but
was discovered this morning by Walter
Siseo, the dead mans brother, who tried to
stoy him, but Sehick cut him dangerously
across the throat and made good his escape
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Cliff HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per
feet in its appointment. Table first-class
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIXEN & Bro, Props.
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1.-THE CRY OF WOLF"
The Ranchmen of Cheyenne VILE
Raise 1t.
THE sALooNIsTs REBELLION.
A Union Pacific Accident The Petrol Success
TheCretan Insurrection-C Commissioner
Stones Report

CHEYENNE. Aug Especial telegram to
THE HERALD. Elaborate preparations are
being made by the ranchmen for big wolf
hunt next Wednesday. The animals have
despoiled the range of young cattle and
colts. A circle of expert riders with good
dogs will force them into the caverns of
the bluffs twenty miles southeast Of Chey-
enne. A grand barbecue will follow the
chase
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n. w. FLAIsIG, general western manager
of the r. Rothchild Sons company, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, the largest manufacturers of
saloon fixtures, billiard tables and bank
outfits in the world, is in the city, and has
made arrangements with S. r. Marks &
Co., II and 10 West South Temple street, to
have the sole agency for Utah and Idaho.
All letters of enquiry should be addressed
to S. R. Marks & Co., Salt Lake city.
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ArizOna,s Constitutional Conyentioo Electio

SANTA F'E, N. M, Aug 6.-There were
candidates for delegates to the constitu-
tional convention in all the counties of New
Mexico, but there was no straight Demo
cratic ticket in the field in any of them,
this course having been advised by the
Democratic managers on the plea of unfair
appointment In some of the counties there
was mixed ticket called Peoples ticket.
The vote to-day throughout the territory is
light. The convention meets September 3
at Santa Fe, and will be almost solidly Re
publican. The election to-day is the first
under the new modified Australian election
law passed by the last legislature
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A Kentucky Feud

LOUISVILLE, Aug. Cat Harlan court
house yesterday an old feud between the
Turner's and Holders-Howard factions
was revived by several of the Towards de-
handing Of young Jim Turner that he leave
the state. Turner refused and one of the
Towards shot him, killing him.
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Government Railwavs I'M India.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The United States,
consul at Bombay reports that the length
of the various lines of railway under the
control of the government of Bombay in.
operation during the years 1SS7-'SS was.
4,96S miles, or 2SS miles more than the
previous year. On the Great India. &
Peninsula railroad the work OF doubling
the line was in progress in Jululpur and
Nagpur lines. The Victoria land station
and administrative offices in Borsbay will
be triumph OF architectural skill when
completed.
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The Grand Circuit at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. T., Aug. 6.-The following
is a summary of the circuit trotting races
here to-day: In the 2:3O class-Star Lilly
first, Reference second. The others were
withdrawn and ruled out Best time
2:2O4. In the 2:27 class, pacing-Hal
Pointer was first, Red Belle second, Min
ME P third, American fourth. Best time
2.17
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The Cretan Insurrection Getting Warm

LONDON, Aug. Ga dispatch from
Gambia, Crete, says the Instruction in
Crete is spreading. The insurgents to-
day attacked a detachment of soldiers.
Armenian and Mussulman volunteers were
sent to the rescue and sharp fight ensued.
The authorities are demoralized and cannot
control the insurgents Christian resi-
dents are flying.
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Fares to the Milwaukee Encampment.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-The Milwaukee citi-
zens' committee had long conference with
the chairman of the Central Traffic and
Western Passenger association, but failed
to secure modification of the Grand Army
of the Republic fares to the Milwaukee
encampment.
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The Petrol a Success.

WAsHINGToS, Aug. ct is understood
that the board to which Secretary Tracy
referred the official report upon the trial Of
the Petrol has found from the data fur
nished that the ship came up to all the re-
qulrements. 1t is probably the desire of
the contractors to make another trial,
which will be gratified
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General Grenfen Returning.

CAIRO, Aug. General Grenfell is re-
turning to Cairo; the campaign is over. A
body of Egyptians has been left at Surras
Cavalry is in pursuit of the one emir who
survived the battle of Saturday. He is
lurking in the hills above Bellana with
ON mon
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Sullivan Arraigned.

PURvIs, Miss, Aug. 6.-Sullivan was ar
raigned before Justice of the Peace Carter
to-day, and, waving examination, was
placed under $1,000 bonds to appear before
the circuit court at the special term to be
held here commencing August IL. Sulli-
van leaves for Christian tomorrow morn
ing and will remain there.
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doomed up nearly two points more. The
story was that an agreement had been
reached between the members of the trust
and outside refneries concerning the guam
tity of sugar to be refined; also that Claus
Spreckels and the president Of the trust
had come to an agreement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-08-07
A Great anal successful Jump.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-At Rockaway last
evening Pref Baptiste Peyn jumped from
a tower $50 feet high into net stretched a
few feet above the water. The leap was
successfully ACCOMPLISHED
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WHITE HOUSE.

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms $3.50 to 81 per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor.
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Greece Sends a Circular Note.

ATHENS, Aug. 6.-The Greek govern
ment has sent to the powers circular note
demanding that they intervene to restore
order in Crete Otherwise Greece must
take action to protect her subjects on the
island against the Turks.
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Cable Comnanr Election.

New York, Aug. 6.-The following
directors of the Pacific Postal Telegraph
Cable company were elected to-day: John
w. Mackay, W. G. VanHorne, George
stephens, Charles r. Hosmer, Richard v.
Dey, Albert r. Chandler, H ctor DeCastor,
Edward @. Platt and GeOry. Ward
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MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gumes, allays
all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for Diarrn9a. Twenty-Five cents
a oOttle
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Democratic Gains in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 6.-Specials indi-
cate that Stephen G. Sharp, the Democratic
candidate for treasurer, has been reelected
by between Thirty and forty thousand ma
iority The Democrats gain eight, and
probably more, seats in the legislature
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Accident to the Atlanta.

NEWPORT, Aug. Cit is understood that
the cruiser Atlanta met with an accident
to her machinery while making trial yes
terday which will necesstate going to New
York for repairs. Estises
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Helena to Spokane.

HELENA, Aug. 6.-Helena's first contibu-
ton to the sufferers of Spokane Falls went
west to-day in two baggage cars, furnished
for the purpose by the Northern Pacific.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The President
and party. including Secretaries Window
and Proctor, left at 9:40 this morning for
New York en- route to Bar Harbor.
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ANoted Murderer sentenced.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 6.-S. Powell, the
noted murderer of Mrs. Hall and her chill
dren, was sentenced today at Linneus,
Mo-, to be hanged November 10, 1899
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The Owners of the Black Diamond

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 6.-The minister of
customs has stated that the owners of the
Black Diamond have not asked for protec-
ton, and that the matter will not come
before the cabinet until the report is re
ceived by mail
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TOPEKA, Aug. The sorghum sugar
works were burned this morning. Loss,
$40, 900. Hundreds of acres of sorghum IN
the vicinity are nearly ready for grinding.
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Maud S. to be Trained.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-Robert Bonner says
that Maud S. will be put in training at
obce. The only reason for not doing so be-
fire was John Murphy's illness. Now that
Murphy is dead, it is not decided in whose
IIs$ls she will be put
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A Wife and Paramour Killed.

ENsLEY CRY, Ala, Aug. 6.-At midnight
Andy Williams went home and found Will
liam McCutcheon with his wife. He killed
both with revolver and left.
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The Result of q Feud.

PRINCETON, KY, Aug. 6.-Last night
John Hutchins fatally shot George and Al
bert Lewis, brothers, and Frank Dunn, as
the result Of i feud.
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THE Marhrick Murder.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. G.-When the trial of
Mrs. Maybrick was resumed, the Judge de-
! livered his charge to the jury. His re-
marks We're strongly in favor OF the
prisoner.
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CounclIs-GeneraI Election Returns.

PARIS, Aug. 6.-OHicial returns of the
election for members of the councils
general show $40 Republicans aud 4S9 Con-
seryatiYes elected
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Boston, to make che usual annual examina-
ton of the books of the Union Pacific rail-
way. Then he will proceed to San Fran
cisco to make a similar examination of
the books of the Central Pacific railway
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Tickets for the Poor Folks excursion to
Lake Park, Saturday, August 10. can be
had of c. j. Mulkey, Rio Grande Western
railroad Office, any afternoon this week.
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Renort on the BLACK Diamond.

OTTAWA, Aug. 6.-The minister of Gus
toms has received a full report from Vic
toria regarding the escape of the Black
diamond
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Blood vessels are sometimes burst by
whooping cough. Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound and tar relieves it.
Pixies Toothache drops cure in one min
ute.
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General Philin Poyich Dead.

PRAGUE, Aug. General Philip Povich
the conquerer of Bosnia, died last night OF
apoplexy.
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Sngar Trnst Certiflcates Roaming.

NEW York. Aug. 6.-Yesterday a tele-
graInESas received from Philadelphia on
the Strength of which sugar certificates
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Kilrain Not Arrested.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 6.-The report
of Kilrain's arrest by Detective Norris is
unfounded.
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Advjea IN Mothers.

IF you want fine Lemonade, call at
Ross Pharmacy
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THE New York SUMS Fair Contribution.

New YORK, Aug. 6-To-day the Sun for
warded to Mayor Grant check for &c. 900
for the Worlds Fair exposition fund.
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Painting the town red means headach
in the morning. Simmons Liver Regula j
prevents it
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CardinaI Massaia Dead

NAPLES, Aug. 6.-Cardinal William Mas
saia died in this to-day. He was noted for
his missionary work in Africa
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HAVE you tried the Egg Phosphate at
Ross Pharmacyi
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Chicken-cholera and pips prevented and
cured by Simmons Liver Regulatory
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To Examina Union Pacific Books.

WASHINGTON, Aug. CIV. NJ Thompson,
chief clerk of the Office of commissioner of
railroads, left Washington tonight for
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SPPEb66iIASEs-
100 Depot Wagons. seat four, six. nine;
SHo pnsd Carts ali prices all kinds Driving
WSsons and 1eKbcards-hnikhcd in natural
wood ana painted large stock Russell Hsr.
ness. RACINE WAGON AND CARRIAGE
CO., corner Spring-st ana South oth-aVe.
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Countrp Real gstate manieb.

- MALL FARM. within 40 miles Of New
- York, To rent suitable for poultry ana
fruits; well watered comfortable hOus' and
nutbulldings; will buy II suited. Address
FARM. l24 West 23d.st
W. ANTED. FOR CASH. a large. low.
w priced farm, with some shade and
plenty Of water one suited 20 grazing pur.
poses, In healthy locality, where there arr
no mOsqu itOes; must DC very Dfar sti'
ton and not over two hours from New.
York. Address. with every particular nam.
ing lowest price. Dr. BUTTLFS. $40 West
l03d.st, Eew.YOrk.; personal application
not wanted.
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Real gstaie 10 grrbanae.


w ANTED.-A nrst.claSs plano IN eN.
w change for a building lot, 3ONlOO ~ ar
station eurbcd, tagged aud severed; FIRE"
and clear; Railway, ~. J. Inquire Of y.
Mooney 90 Liberty.st, n. y, or Ehh'
WAY IN J. Office
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INASCY GOODS and millinery s'orv for
l. sale IN the rapidly growing village ~
Ilcmpstrlt, l. l. = living rooms IN con
nrcton rent moderate . right pnrtv good
r'asOns for selling. hiir'sS l.. .. Box
o4G IIcmnstsai l.. l. 40 agents
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BAKERY FOR SALE al great barRNin.
ID with coffee aud ice cram SELDOM sltn.
atei on tho best avenue buyer can con.
vince himself on premises So7 O'h.nye. :;
rc3s"n given for s'iing business a, all IA
stpFy,
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tl1ork h)anleo.


A MEXICAN WOMAN as stewardcss on
"A board Of 4 steamboat has held similar
pOsltiUn before. Mrs. CLARKE, 1Ol Java.
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domestic sltuat,uus iual
Females.

CoOK and LAUNDREss.-By a strong,
splendid cook and UNDERESTIMATE WORKING IA,
cold meats, salads. &c. also good iaundfess:
city or country. Ready AZ Mrs. HALLS.
21O 0th.sye., near 1Tth.st.
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flats Go Get. Hntnrnishso.


~.->--- --r--- 49, -s.,-~-~~-~--,1,-~1''-,'
E'LATS TO LET in the
GORDON.
Syth.s, and 9Lh-avH 3 rooms: Just com
pleted; all decorated ard improvements ;
rents from ESQ ~ 80 per month. Inquire
o. GORDON BROS. on premises. or jani;or.
TrH.AVE.. Boulevard. corner I33i.st 80
' Decorated apartments ana stores Ia ncw
houses steam heated throughout; moderate
| Isnis special Inducements. Apply n w.
y: DILLER, 1858 7th-ay".
d0JH.ST, 2l7 WEST. THE Picrrcponi.
~ SlN hight rooms and bath modern I'm.
prOSeinenisi rent, $50. allowances
SfTHsT., 800 EAST. Cheapest aud
~ heathleht fats In city o and 7 extra
large rooms and bathroom all improvements /;
near station beautiful ueighborhood sl0
70 60 wide hOune and street
% DIST, 1850 EAST. -Dcsl T,ble % flats
DS-o rooms ard bath; all Ugh, perfect
Grdef Rooa location rents, E22. F23. Janitor
10 AND 1871 WEST IO2ND.sT File.
49,. CANT new Groom fats, including
Tnenis yemts o Sot., m,Ffors ail Improve
on premises
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q OOK.-By a Respectable woman al frst.
~ class cook; city or country: beat city
reference. Address NJ. G., Box lis. TYibun.,
Uptown ONCE, 4, 23S Broadway
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| - EAMSTRESS and MAID.-By an Ameri-
! - can 90 invalid or wait on elderly lady Z
! city reference. Address VI. f.. p, 521
! DergNn.Si., BrOoklyn,
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cEOn TO si. 600 WANTED with OF
'cOUU without Scryiecs) "a incraSr
facilities for manufacturing small patented
article. alr,aiy on the market OWNER.
Fox 40. Tribune once.
cd OOO WILL SECURE half Interest
- :, UDO In a large planning mill. hou.'
tim and moulding manufacturing business
thoroughly established and Successfully run.
ming. CSll any day DEYO. 1884 3iav"..
Mnt' Haven
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Dressmakiua.

A COMPETENT DRESS AND CLOAK
a MAKER by day; perfect litter; styi.
ish draper no objection 10 country; refer.
enea, FITTER. go East <2d.st.
RH6sMAKRR and milliner ot long ex.
~ peFiepce 10 go out by the day In pri.
yato fsmiliesi original designer, perfect az.
Address by letter only. Mrs 3. JOHN.
STONE. 1d7 East lo0th.st.
nRYSsMAKRR.--B y experienced cutter,
~ otter, draper, ladies' egstuIDes; engages
refsrensss. lAdrsss MODESTO. i,os2 9th.
-ayA
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Gitp Real estate Go Get.


A 3STORY HIGH STOOP, brownstOne
n front house, 10 East lllth.st, in per.
feet order; all private houses on block; will
be sold cheap. ID. SCHOOHMAKER, ITO
East 106th-st
A SMALL, neat. 3-story house, all iD-
n proyemsns, In perfect order, within
4 minutes OF 1Ssth- st station and Madison
ave. cars rent s25. Inquire 36S Mott-ave.
FURNISHED hats; furnished house for
l. summer months; central; 500 per
month good selection OF houses In all parts
Of the city. y. d. MAYHEM. III West
Il hCToRY. Nos 5l0 and SIC West 34th-
II st.. TO lease six stories and basement;
excellent light: 60xlOo. Apply 70 owner.
G93 MadisoR-aye.
nj oNTCLAIR, n. J.-Country seat. fur
AVA nished season; high. healthy, rOOmy
reasonable shade, garden. horse and car.
rage. Address No. 90 Bible House. n. Y.
ITO IET.-Lofts. Sc II by 25 IT,. steam
n elevator, with or without steam power
GEO. b. EDDY, aeS Msdison.st.
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mork mante6.
MalAa

YOUNG man, Scotch, lately landed, de.
emp oyment; good accountant; knowledge
OF dry goods, HARVARD and stationery; viii.
Ing 10 work. Address A. A. T., SS5 Broad.
way, room 3.
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Roome tDanteo.

HIGHLY EDUCATED gentleman. formsf'
IL ~ tegchcr wants IurNlthrn room WIN
h,e,Efant iu rNchaLgr for evening instfuC-
lions; German, arithmetic, b0okk"cpn2'
music, SC. Address WADE MECUM. Trib-
uur Oficc.
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miscellaneous

miscellaneous
A LgERT 9. SPENCER, 27e 9th ave-,
IA 17tb and 1eth stS-UmBRETLAS
PhhAboLS, CANES made 70 orcsr, Fecoy.
cred sad repaired. Prompt ana reliable.
Wish TO PURCHASE old collections Of
postage and revenue stamps, Nddress.
with tuD particulars. GEORGE W., Trib.
I EARN TO SWIM before going Ia the
- coehtry or senshore. Addres. Prot.
DONALDSON. Bath Beach. N. Y.
WAHTED.-A nopbths launch, is 10 "a
w feet name price, &c. LAUNCH.
Tribune once.
N1 0O0 00O WORTH MONUMENTS
yt,UUO,VuO AT COST. Get our esd.
MASSACHUSETTS, GRxNITiEo ' Wonss
under yictgr's Hotel l.ito Broadway. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
flats Go Get, Furnished.

VINO LET.-Parlor fiat, i.494 l0th.aVc.
choice.
OF WEST 32D.ST Two large rooms for
Cf gentlemen, without board. OWNER.