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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK........sATURDAY
ARRIVED

ARRIVED 1881
n sesmsr D .s B Gag GLASGOW Nov Mo
Bar at $50 a m. '''" al the
steamer Pennland tBelg), Buschmann. Antx.,. ~.
with mdse and passengers 10 Peter Wright Son, NOV
aarn' a ns%s5''? G ssGa 2't
steamer ROANOKE HaIphers Newport News and Mortal,
steamer Kanawia Sears. Newport News. with coal >. =
Ship Iarnca Br. Boyd Rio Janeiro So days. in ba,., >.
Bark Caller on (Brl sousT; Mapra. June ~ Port Ella.
Bark Assyris (Br Easton Calcutta i3o days with ma. ~
fG BsTk Fada GO AnsS' Psl@f"sS Asfsnar.,,
caga sept a. with corice root To order master
sUNSET-AJs Sandy Hook wind fresh. w. clear Al GU,
Island. wind fresh. NV; eioudy.
ss"ssT.sn soS hrr!G q The Bar with d to
steamer city savannah Googin' Savannah days win
steamer McKee ,S Is say, Charles.
CLEARED
Steamer italy (Brl. Pearce LIverpooi-P w Huru
steamer She;1 OBJ Mundy 7sanderson soa
steamer Elise Marie CGer) Hinsen Hsrburs Punch "a.
Co. ''
Steamer tf,r Peters s1r,Ssr.s
Steamer Mount Edgecumbe (Br), wethere. Progress W
steamer Avena BIZ. Mackay Kingston. carthagepa A.
steamer Wylo (Br) Rogers. Matanzas and sasuaIMc.
Steamer city Atlanta Leighton. Havana and
Ward & Co. '''
Steamer Colal hlsk galveston Nest-C II Mallory
steamer FL Paso Quick New Orleans John Van s,ckl.
Steamer Hudson Freeman; New orleans ; II seaman
Steamer CITY OF savannah Googns sayanp9h-R l. wake
Steamer Benefactor. Ingram, Wilmington NCwm cycs
Steamer Dominion Couch. Newport Richmond
old Dominion S. Co.
Steamer Roanoke. Huphers. Newport News Norfolk
steamer discard tBD. Campbell, West Point. va-p.:es
steamer F W Bruno. Lewis. Baltimore II c Foster
Steamer Eleanora Bennett, PoTt!and-HOratlo Hall
Steamer Herman Winter Hallett Boston, + Dimock
Steamer DcYOuS1lrst OBI, Bowl Boston phelps
Co.
Ship Ausrana Obj. Campbell Yokohama and HiogO-ca.
Hawiey d co.
Ship San joaquin, DrinKwater Philadelphia Picker.
inc Co
Bark queen of the East NOr). sOrensen. Hamburg
BARK Vasco di Cana (Nor osen E1mouth. &c Tobias
Bark zanrak NOr cathiesen Ayres-John Norton
BARK Belmont (Br) Carter Port splin-E srraksr
Brig Sunlight, Foster, Georgetown, Demerara-L w&P
Armstrong
Gleadowe. for Copenhagen; Fuis Bremen; IA
Gascogne, Havre; Umbrta Kunic aud Oilers Liverpool
Gregory. Para; Avena, Kingston, DC II \ Hartmann ~
AIMS Bay; City OF Atlanta, Havana Comsl Galveston HUI
aud II Paso NewOreans Mounts Bay aud Tallahassee
Savannah; POcahOntas, West Point. Va
BarKs Smith. for Antwerp Harriet Hickman. DunKirk
Brig Daylight, for Demerara
Also sailedva Long leland Sound Steamer Herman Win
'''' ~ ~ THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Irwin. from New.York.
HANBuKG Nov 2s-Arrived. steamer Augusta vctora
Ger. Albers from New York.
AMSTERDAM; Nov 23-Saied. steamer Edam tDtchh bAh
ker. for New York -,
MARsEnLEs. Nov 23-Arrived steamer Italia (Br). Craig
from New-York
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WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-The Presbyterian Caur n ma mas
granted five months leave OF absence 10 inc N San
p Macoubrey the pastor who has gone 10 san
Ma,e e Fla Union THANKSGIVING services tss
VIII be hold this wear In the Presbyterian church the
p o, oI 1ohs, Naylor of the Baptist Church, and DR.
VAN ~ the Memorial Church, officiating.
TARRYTOwN.-Tbe Second Reformed Church mas
extended a call to the Rev e. l. Thomas, oil inc
Pilgrim Baptist Church at Nyack
pORTCHEsTER.--Tbe union religious services on
rhanIsgiyinr nav will be held In the Congressional
Cbunrb at ii a. M, when the Rev. Mr.. Wakefield,
nastor Of the Baptist Church VIII preach.
NEWROCHEILE-" The Castc,' formerly the home
NJ the elands and the latter the headquarters OF the
Country Club, VIII De used hereafter as military
school, with II: f. Fuller, nephew OF the Cmef
The new pastor of the salem Baptist Church. the Rev
Robert Z. FarrieI. will be ordained on "Wednesday
evening Thanksgiving services will be held In
ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church at IL a. IN.
The Rev. William b. aller viii preach the sermon.
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HONORING A GREAT VAR SECRETARY.
THE W. II. SEWARD CLUB MEETS AT THE FIFTH
AVENUE HOTEL.

THE w. II. SEWARD CLUB MEETS AT THE FIFTH
AVENUE HOTEL.
There was an extremely pleasant meeting Of the
W. H. Seward Club at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last
night. This club IS compaI atlvely new organza-
ton, which was formed for the purpose of perpet-
ating the name and memory Of the great Score
tary and OF maintaining the principles OF the RcpuD-
ncan party. United States senator william NJ
Everts, the president Of the club, was expected to
preside, but carly yesterday he telegraphcd that II
would be impossible for him to be present. in his
absence John +. Baker occupied the chair. Among
those present were William BrOOkfcld ex,Judge D. VI.
McKoon, a. I. Lane, W. Irving Scott, william VI.
yelling, l.. L. Van Alen DR.. W. H. Bssel, Luclus
c. Ashley, Ccphas Braincd, NJ. c. Addoms. prosl-
dent Of the Republican Club; ChaIles II. Murray.
Thurlow Weed Barnes Of Boston; Charles b. Marsh
aud Professor ". \. WEIGH, of Brooklyn.
Mr.. Baker delivered eloquent address, in which
he paid high tribute to Mr. Stewards statesmanship
Among other things, he said that " I'm the galaxy OF
bright names Of statesmen who have given the world
q direction toward the good, the name OF W. H. Sew
ard stands prc-cminent and commands esteem. Nor
Is there blot upon his record to mar the grandeur
Of his name.7
Other addresses were made by Cephas Branert
eX-J Judge MckOOn, MahOn Chance and ThurlOw Weed
Barnes. At 10 O'Clock luncheon served Prior
10 adjournment committee appointed TO secure
the Incorporation Of the club. and William Brook.
field was elected vice-pcsdcnt
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Of $4,000. The new Board will convene on Decem-

of s2Syooo The new Board will convene on Deem
bero.
A New-York syndicate has purchased twenty seven
Of land bcon gng to the estate of Ida f. Crow ~
ing between Ninetcenth-st and Grove ST.. in clinton
Township Streets VIII be put through ana 'ho
property Improved for building.
total of s3,o4s 40 has been collected for the WIG
and family of Christopher Meise the baseball man
aver who lost his life I'm the Johnstown flood a
house. No As Wallace st. has been purchased win to
money and turned over to Mrs. Meisel.
The Society of the Sons Of the Revolution dec'ueu
yesterday TO commemorate the battle of Trenton Win
a dinner IN Newark on December 26.
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sdopted demanding tho resignation OF John J. Smith.
Democra who was elected president OF the Board last
T,bruay Tho arbitrary sction o President Smith on
Tuesiay evening adjoufnins the meeting Of council
without the consent of tho members. was the cause Of
last nights action.
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VARIOUS NEW.JERSEY TOWNS.

ELIzABETH.-John b. Bond, an ola res'u,n s ,a".
ployed in the Singer Works. was struck ana AN0U ''-
night by train on the Central Railroad
opANcE- Edward O. Pearson the president and
c,ub nromoter of the Orange Mountain Land COM
many which includes cable road up the orsnse
Mountains. sailed for Europe yesterday on the steam
ship Umbrla to interest English capitalists IN Scn'no
and obtain the necessary backing to carry through '0
iecf
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ALONG THE SOUND.

ALONG THE SOUND
BRIDGEPOR THE Board of Trade Yesterday
adopted resolutions TO he forwarded TO the Secretary Of
the Treasury, asIng that the Sound be patrollod by
revenue cutters, 10 prevent smuggling which fs ev
tenslvey pracced. There has been no actual nro.
lection In the Sound since 1883 or 1884. ~
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNSWICK-Col. william Goddard, OF Rhode Island
CLAREN DON-Rear- Admiral John II. Upshur, U. -.
Navy. FIFTH AVENU Senator William Pinkney
Whyte, of Maryland Congressman Serene f. Payne, OF
Auburn. n. Y. and eX-COngrcssman Henry g. Burlelgh
OF Whitehall, n. Y. GILSEY-EXC Congressman william
=. Taulbee. Of Kentucky. HOFFMAN-Judge Morris NJ.
OF California;
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INCOMING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
TUESDAY. NOV. 26.
Vessel
vssat Ltne For Mails close. sails.
Wisconsin, Guion. Liverpool. am
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CRUSHED IN IN ELEVATOR SHAFT
Salvtna f. Cogqns. the aged steward In the Gerlach
Hotel at No 90 West Twenty seventh-st, hurt dan
gcrousy in the elevator last evening lie was caught
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Real gstatt.

COUNTRY PROPERTIES, free and
- clear. for city Or Brooklyn. TALCOTT
q CO, III Broadway.
OWNERS Of property wanting u sell or
rent sen1 lowest price and particu-
lars 10 BARNETT, 239 Broadway Estates
managed.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rises. o54 sets +Si Moon ssts 6l2 Moons sgs
HIGH WATER
IM-sandy Hook $40 Island S:4l He'll Gate 1880
PM-Sandy Hook $3.50 Gov. Island. 9;l5 Hell :l04
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NEWARK.

The ten newly elected Freebooter with the FREQ
holder atIarge were sworn into Office by Judge Magic
yesterday. Each Freebooter filed bonds TO the amount
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between and the second moor OF the hoo
and his skull was and his left eg was broken
An ambulance carried him 10 tho New York Hospital
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Rral estate 10 GxfhanQe.

ICHITA PROPERTY.-E Elegant home,
w 1900; lots adjoining. 5000; DO
sirable acres, s21ooo; want total value In
clear properly ip Eastern eisy pHgfer on
Hudson o. Sound. r. IL. RoYs, Wichita,
Kan.
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forsrs ano Carriages

q0f6f6 uNU VuIIluytb
A. 51ASR 9E:sys.s ! C2 Siesns..s
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
Largest
Stock,
Largest
Warer0Oms
in the
WORLD.
lowest Prices for Cash,
s nESTSHAMMs Ok s i fient2,
bR0UGHAMs C springSi
Landaus,
Coaches,
Elegant Variety
FALL DRIVING TRAPS
FALL DRIVING TRAPo
Pass. Rockaways.
Coupe R0ckaways,
FL. front Rockaways
Curtain Rock3wsys,
DrOckett futile
Road Wagons,
Road Phaetons,
Doctors PhaetonS
Doctors Wagons,
Contractor Phaetons
Mail Phsetons,
Stanhope Gigs.
Dog Carts,
Village NsEJs,
WagOnetts,
Ladies' Phaetona
BucKboards.
Elk. Top Cabriolets.
Dos Dos Phaetons,
Natural Wood Wagons,
Natural Wood Sulrys.
HrCoNn.HAND SECONDHAND
SECONDHAND SESOND y NM
EFfOND- HAND SECOND HAND
Proushsms, Landsus, Coaches. s tsTnaa,
Gigs, Dog Carts, Village Carts, Rhsetons'
Road Wagons. Top Phsetons. Elk TOD CAP
riOle6
HARNESS,
HARM SS.
HARNESS.
Imported,
Dcnestic.
REPAIRS
REPAIRS
C the best grade only done In our nctorJ
'on Premises.
ESTIMATES SUBMITTED.
STORAGE FOR
CARRIAGES
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A BACHELOR apartments; finest I'm tho
n, city prices very moderate u des.rahie
part csi all bright, sunny rooms Furnished
or unfurnishei; en- suits or sinely nelg,'1
bOrhOod of lending clubs. Address g. H.
Box {. Tribune Uptown oflee. / ,23s Broad.
way. -
A HANpSC MELY furnished apartment I'm
Evelyn" 1Oi 70 IOT West 7sth.st. steam
heat. elevator. electric llahts. q. X. BILL
Manager. OF 'Iiberty.st.
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"WEDNESDAY. nov. 2z.

WEDNESDAY. nov. 81
city Of Paris Tnnan, Liverpool. A. 49,.
Britain nic. White star. Liverpool. .... =" o.sVs
Devonia. Anchor Glasgow. ...,........- esVam
Lain. Nc Lloyd Bremen Via SOuthamp'n 5,pam q an
Pennland Red STAR Antwerp - Ss0sn an
Saratoga NY d Cuba. havana Ac ~ o'oV 70
IHrRsDAr. NOV. 2s
state OF Pennsylvania State Glasgow
Hamnonia. Hamb Amer. HaTnnnrg sao. pm
T. Caland. Meth Amer. Amsterdam ' s21 Ara
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Brooklyn Real Estate.
Real estate il1antc0.

GREENWOOD CEMETERY LOT WANT
VI ED.-Glve particulars. with price Call
or address l.. +. MARKS, 22e Broadway,
room 80.
TENEMENT house property wanted TO
L lease for purpose OF Sub-letilng. Room
T., dth floor. I20 Broadwa..
w ANTED.-F nearby. convenient N
w boat; 20 b. 80 acres: easy terms
FARM. Box o.. Tribune Uptown ONCE,
.23S Broadway.
w ANTtD.-Small house 10 buy or rent :;
w in 10 minutes OF lSth-sf. and 5th-aVe.
y. n r., Box 90, Tribune Uptown once,
LBS Broadway.
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A PRESIDENTS RESIGNATION DEMANDED.
A special meeting Of the Elizabeth " j.. city Coun-
oil was held last evening and a resolution unanimously
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Gonnlrp Real Gsiat. for SALE.

A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Hana.
~ some residences aa1 asilding sites Tor
nished. TUBES & TAYLOR. g Beelrman'st.
HEAP r !.GS. 1 10: pe,y.I g $50 90
Ii. 7. CHAMBERS. Fcderalsburg, Ma
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BOARD Uanle0
Rooms tUanteo.


4 GENTLEMAN and his wife want two
n furnished rooms and bath. Adliess,
stating location and price. which mus oe
moderate. RELIABLE. Box 20. TRIBUNE
ONCE
A YOUNG NAN wishes a furnished rSo, room
n for occasional Use in a good na ghVSa,
hood on Clinton az some mtSsSan ..s
street, give trrmA u. b., Box 7, TRIBUNE
once. ----
A GENTLEM desires hrst.elass T ,s.h
"A IN refined private f9mlH oetwecn ~
and eist sts. and 4th and 5ta ayes os, ,n.
Ing. houses need not apply. Highest feir ,h
ences given and r.qyitefl; A ATr nos 30
Tribune Uptown once, ,2SS Brosdway,
A NUTS require two furnished rooms
n or small. nat nre second floor preferred.
CENTRAL, 90 Liberty-st "
A DVERTIsEM ENTs for The Tribune
"A received az ONCE ratsss AZ MuELLEk'S
AUTHORIZED ADVERTISEMENTS
AGENCY, So Carlton'ave.. Brooklyn.
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II prices; road carts. Do
Is, stages, light delivery
y use ; export trade .
II WAGON AND CAR.
55 Spr.lg-st.. n. x.
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eountrp Real estaie ruanisn

VIZ ANTED. TO lease, with privilege o.
w buying, small frst-clsss hotel os "a I,
interest In good paying sumner hovs. !
wideawake country pTn of Ens,1crIsrs
LocE BOX $40, Middletown, Orange county
N. Y.
xIJANTFD.-A furnished cottage, within
w an hour of Hew-Yorki must DC nse =
The water. good nshing and batnlng, h ~
dress II. n. H., Alb Garden'st'' hooOAsu'
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Real estate to Grrbanqe.

VIZ ILL EXCHANGE. brownstone prl'
w Yate house on Rodn /'tt., near bs1'
ford.ave.. Brooklyn (first-ye's In every sayJi
for New.York telsmesa; must De IN xoyu
nelghhorhood. GUkRlNEAU q DisAhh'
II Bible House.
WILL EXCHANGE very desirable lots,
w frSa and clear. overlooking Bay, az
Clifton STATEN Island, for furnitpre Of house n.
or nat Address HOUSEKEEPING, Trio-
une once.
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Conutrp Doaro h)antto.

n GARD WANTED IN plain family BY
ID gentleman, May 20 September; Larch-
mont, Borrow, Pelham. on Sound or near
sound. or where good anchorage for boat
". G.. 66i Sd.aye,, Tribune Braheh. -
w ANTED.-Country board. on farm, Tor
herself four children cages TO 10 years.
and two maids location TO be In West.
chester County, not more than one hour and
= half by rail from. New-York City desire
IN be- the only guests IN the house liberal
terms FOR desirable accommodations, which
must be OF the best In every particular
references given and required. Address
with full particulars, ii. f., Box 20, Tribune
ONCE
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NEw-HAvEN sUBURB.-Heaithy Ioca-
~ ton eight.room house furnace. bath
and laundry; stable. carriaQe-house, &c.
Address Lock BOX 3s6, New Haven, Gem.
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GountrD Boar0

A 7 SUMMIT, ". j., In private family !
n best accommodations for one OF Two per-
sons Address L., 1907 3d-aye.
HIDFRLY person or Invalid can find o
IL quiet, permanent home, with the best o.
care. In a private family, by addressing Box
OF. Pawling, New.York. |
I ONG BRANCH.-OliVer cottage; best
Ia situation on Occan-ave., West End
every room has ocean view; strictly FIRST
class board. Plan OF house and full particu
lars East 55th.st.
= UTE OF three rooms well furnished
- running water; private piazza; well,
appointed table three minutes from North.
eFn Rapid Transit station, FIVE from Central.
Address PARKER, Yonkers, N. Y.
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Gountrp Real estate for Sale

y 1880 -
A CHEAP PROPERTIES Farm l0o
"A. acres, with water front on Treat Soun
Raw; good dwelling; farmers house hfke
ba rms and outbundlngs; tout stream aoV
fruit trees /; cattle, horses, farming utensils
s10, 900. FaSm, to7 1.2 acres, 20 cuiGvate sta
housc ana barn, e., COO. sos acres 81 mile
from depot % per acre FViIEh
PRICE, PatchOgue, N. Y.
A FINE COUNTRY SEAT on the Hudson
A River i 10 hours from New-York City !
% acres With water right TO 4 acres under
water: ON three roads thooughly drained; ;
large house, with wide piazkas; contains
% rooms gas, hot and cold water through
out: separate range and boiler In laundry
perfeetiy dry, ocmented cellar under entire
house heated by steam by both direct and
Indirect radiation; electric bells burglar
alarm. &c. stable with stalls for six horses
carriage room 50x35 clear space, no posts
separate cemented floor waAhroom; harness
room with glass cases two Sleeping apart
ments; hot air furnace IN cellar, running
water and gas; house and stable are .eech
drained directly 20 the river; other buildings
located out OF sight OF house are eonser-
yatories. foreman's cottage, henhouSe COW.
house wagon shed, stable for three horses
and farmers cottage; all the buildings ore
new. IN good order and supplied with run
ming water from neyerfatllng spring on
the premises, under high natural pressure
drives and paths msoadamisedi green
houses more Than pay expenses OF place
terms to suit; would entertain exchange
for city property al actual valuations;
well worth Investigation, HUDSON. Box
3, Tribune Office.
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Real estate il1anteo.


A -A.-A.-RENT GUARANTEE CO.,
"A. $40 Grand-st., n. Y, advances rent
10 owners during absence from the city,
quarterly or semi annually as desired leases
ter,ments and nat property; loans money
ton and alteration OF buildings; references
unquestlonsble.
A WANTED 10 lease tsnemeBts and
IA hdts for o term for su0ietting; will
give security or advance rents. Address
stating price, location, &C., H., 146 West
49th-st.
w ANTED. To lease q hrst-claes hotel
w that can be iun the year round, In
some nice country place, by respectable
party. W. S. BROWN, 10 oourt-st.,
Brooklyn.
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Real @state.

TOR SALE OF b exchange for unim-
l. ,rnvpf property; tenement nelRh6ornpod
preferred; handsome Fats on oth-ave.,
south Of eoth-st, including corner ju4t com.
pieted; for further particulars address
p. y. CALLAHAN. $50 Eass iQd-st
W ONKERS.-If you want 10 purchase OF
Il hire q house. furnished or unfurnirhed
apply to YOUMAHS & RICHARDSON,
Yonkers.
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VoNKERS- ON.HU DsON.-CottaRes Of an
descriptions and prices; send or call
for part.cularI NICHOLS. 0 West 14ih-st.
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Gitp aeaI @siate for Sale.


A -A.--A.--Eleg3nt private residences,
<ks Mas. - 70 30 West S4th-st.
These houses are 4-sfofy gnd basement
high stoog, were constructed by McssfA
Jsihine and are considered 70 be the most
perfest in style snd finish on the West Side I;
only 200 feet from Central Park and 2 blocks
frnrt T., stnt.ep they VIII be sold or rented
~. vfyy saElsfaci0fy terms Apply 10
POTTER. & BROTHER S2d.sk and 9th
a .-I,FNOX. AVE. Fine fat; oil rented to
A. Food tenants Tor s3o for hnanclal
res82ns VII g,ye T,,, nsts9 nrscs ouioh
Z . cay ATTRACTIVE f0ur-story brown
~ store house. 1e,e155, lot 1o2. near
II st.a[ station, for less than s2J 600. Per.
"a 81 B. q. BILL. % Liherty.st.
4 x INV. FIRST.cLAsS West Side
a 6,ve1Iinv. $50 feet from entrance Y
ocntrsi pax: 10 West e5th,st; 4.stSeiy
f,<,Rs kScos, 20 rect vide lot l02 feet; ms
eskine1 Knlshed sanitary plumbing: "A
2pe; ayfl.sle Ap 9rns % pfsm
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GOnnirp Real esiats for Sale

Na,NTcLAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
N1 -Handsome residences for sale a. mod:
crate prices; houses % let Furnished and
gniurnlshes; PARSONS q TAYLOR 70
M5UNT VERNON, n. X Y;cr,,rr
handssm, residences and building sites for
S S. Il6 sSayes . and Noun. Vernon, n z
NoRoToN, Conn.-FOr sale, The 1o-rOom
~ manAion and 80 acres OF high, slightly,
trst- class land, with elegant Sound view;
formerly owned by Captain Isasc Weed only
five minutes' walk from post ONCE and
depot; great bargain offered II not cold
before April 81, win then be sold at public
auction. HUBBARD'S AGENCY, STAN
ford. Conn.
ORANGE, N. -J.-Property for sale or 70
not s S SGHSs anS O near pFos
peet. Brick Church, N. j.. Ave INMATES
from depot; house contains ten bedrooms,
parlor, library, dining room. buffers pan;
through centre Of house; grounds 20Ox
900 frult and shade trees large lawn for
tennis best q city water and Drainage per-
m ifSsR GhhfN s5 % Ssns AppI b &c Gnu Church
or SO Dey.st, New.York.
L Beautifully situated on the north shore
Of Long Island, and commanding Manhasset
Bay. ~ miles from New-York City 10 acres
OF meadow and woodland; the mansion Told
style). built In 1919, in good condition; con-
tains IL rooms, high ceilings, panelled cas-.
lnRs, carved wood mantels, piazza 200 ieet
in length fully furnished barns. nearly al
new gardeners cottage, numerous outDulld-
lngs, boat and bath houses, hotbeds. large
poultry yards fruit orchard. charming an
choraRe FOR yachts OF any size at trihlnE ex'
penfe: location unsurpassed for gentle
mans residence or q large hotel. Apply 20
CHAs. w. ROGERS. Great Neck. 4. l.
ID IVERSIDE, CONN. New. Haven road,
II ore hour from Eew-York; high ground,
overlooking Sound large country house,
barns, &c, with 90 acres; good well, mutt
and shade convenient to two depotsi for
sale or TO lets Address F. s.. 400 West
14th.st.. New.York.
- TAMFORD.-For sale, elegantly located
Cl3-room modern dwelling, fronting hand.
some park; unsurpassed for central, all
year-round residence and nelghborhood
stable win be sold at auction. Aptil 90.
II not previously sold send for printed de-
scription to HUBBARDS AGENCY, STAN
ford, Conn
STAMEoRD. -For sole, shore front man.
cottage. elegant stables, grapery and other
greenhouses; private dock, gnshouse and
10 acres, with magnificent shade, lawns,
garden and great abundance or Unit OF
every description for bold and elegant
shore, beach and anchorage this property
Is unsurpassed anywhere on Long Island
Sound all buildings, grounds and entire
premises IN elegant order; this f. rare
opportunity, as such property Is seldom
offered price about s50, 600.
HUBBARD'S AGENCY. Stamford. Conn.
| < AMFORD.-CatalOgues free Of 100
- farms, mansions and village cottages
| for sale.
IUBBNRD's AGENCY. Stamford, Conn.
" oNKERs REAL ESTATE.
Apply u
JAMES 3. FITCH
Established 1902
Ohlces opposite Hudson River
X. II. Station,
YOnkers, n. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14

ITO RENT.-The Pavilion, az Hyack, hold.
ing rs summer boarders; 10 minutes
shady lawns and beautiful views OF the
river. Address WIN. GRAY. Nyaek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-14

EoB RENT.-pretiily furnished room n
handsome fat; gas bath, steam had
and elevator; geEIeinen only. rent ala
rribQnh Office.