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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
Suicide OF A NAVAL OFFICER.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER TALcorT KILLS hifi'h'A'
IN THE BATHROOM OF THE CRUISER
ATLANTA.

..,..,s a, Thursday afternoon Of Assistant En-
- rh.r,es a. Talcott Of the Navy, by shooting
,,,s.r IN the right temple, In the oaCiioon Vi "o
.,.n,a cas-, a gloom over that vessel yesterday
a., Ta,cott had been complaining Oh Illness io' S0'
80 hut the trouble was not looked upon as any
80 serious He went into the bathroom aoai' '"e
~ .,on about O'Clock and not long aterwau
80 was seen issuing from the room lAoutenaur
p'oN- go, A r. Couden found Mr.. Taloou lying on
s.. On nool Of blood. He was unconscious ana
'n0 ....h,nc heavily, and Surgeon John C. boyo' Oh
vas n,or,, was summoned. The man died shortly
,ferwsrd. A.. ..o..ou,,r s.,d n a
r.snDs rcnorter: Talcott had been feeiihs Ill ioi
- time and applied to be relieved nom ouV' i'0
W." ,m,ned by a medical board Of survey out 'ncy
ssS ga arvtb,nc serious the matter with him, and
iia ho' ' aoc,sion He seemed regard this
gave " - ,nnrencc that he tried 10 shrk duty.
-'N !, reut on shore and bought small re
-. Aich he showed 10 his brother ohlcers Aoo"'
a,o,oor IN the afternoon Tacott was IN the waru-
-. ,.,tinr and laughing with the officers lie goV
- tom his chair and went into his room' Du, cai"0
-. IN a short time and passed INTO inc oa'nroo''
-, b. was in there the officers heard sight hoiso'
- % he had stepped on match Lieutenant, Ooni ,
Sc couden. who went into the bathroom, found
Az Talcott all in heap. lie was brought out anu
An tho effort to make him live, as he was sun preaV-
- ~ y,as worked over for an hour, but TO no avail
% was a handsome man and a great favorite on
.oar." ,..oo =
Mr. Talcott was an unmarried man, and leaves
mother and sister, who live at Georgetown d. u
lie was appointed cadet engineer to the NaVs
Academy on september Is. 1875, and was graduated
o assistant engineer on June 10, 1851. since 'nel
- bas snent most of his time at He returned
tr HE last cruise before being assigned to the Az
ana in March, 1887. lie was ordered to ne AZ
anita on November o. 1855. He was an oihc yer, %
narEed attainments. and generally OF eeiiI h
aiarnstt,on N was said on board the ship that 1T
had never exhibited any signs OF INSANITY bonn, ,he
As there were no accommodations Oh DO'I ,rder ,
r.ssel FOR kcep,ng the body II was sent 10 an uiS
Skers about 8 o'clock Thursday evening; tn'
coroner's inquest was held there YESTERDAY anu e
Commander 4. II. Couden, the eXecutiNe V W
NJ the Atlanta Surgeon John G. Boyd, OF tne u.
town and DR. Barber, of the Vermont apPcss--vou ,a
witnesses. The body Will prooaoy DC s0'' ~
town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, PAGES

Red Eian soassc Red ssponned, s4aS l,sc o Sp%
I se s S6sosss Sc Palm BANK Sss%' S''''0'N D
at The West ad 9u. ne
ss =: snR9 s. M g Sppsf s
sls soasls es western 90 si2sSls So Extra 2, Price n1s
y;S Mss SS s5s e I P IN q sos faihs
% and gose'ed 9ToSa hfFs q I' iE
bellies with continued far demand other cuts rue
Psa sa bellies GSS,eS 9 e I'D for 10
llc smoked DO Picked sE9eId again and
dull AT chicago ribs; JaIy eicd a 10 s424sl . do
Ausuft S41S G &c SsDfs fair al. inquiry eaay
prices; City heavy light $780,; Pigs continued
weakness the options ,pS Sn, but t
se cas css asTSa Of w. csc
S52iac CITY steam du ana points lower sa a,c
"a S e' go tS S september closed asked
.ae So cs G5SoS 0StSSer c sS'Sd az Sasc
Refined Continent quoted at c53aG S2sc rs to aTalI s
show ns strictly fancy stock but al f SSeT' f
i7se State and PENNSYLVANIA Creamery tubs fancy
westsrp o5ea%sry 70 isaey 1s1 1Sa1 s
Dairy! tubs choice lSd1GSi do es sSSa
i ise fair, Iss14c; Western Imitation cIsamery
choice sS14c Dc fair to to g o1 lf2d do eSmmon
odfos WestsTn factory June TEns ilc Sdd' &
Dairy and Factory hirds, s9oc bute, ~ C:
CHEESE-Fancy coored state has Iair ae gen ,
N eHay s 5SEf S q Sp Facor u f's
ga 6si2c: do White fine sisdSLc; common 70 prime
chase: part skins 2a6c common 10 prime iull Skull n
1Ld1l2: Ohio fiat, Gaze fair 70 prime Ft't1 5
and weak without change Of Importance STATE nng
pennsylvana IL halle; Canadian. lac; western Lou
13cc do common TO fair l0aI25c.
SUGAR-RAW-IIas not varied since our last, RHINE
dull Fair refining 6ssc Centrifugal 90 test sc Henheu
Quiet and unchanged. Crushed 9Nc Cut Loaf use
dered. 9asc; Granulaei &c; Mould ~ &c Con 81
TONERS ~ s1sdS7sc STANDARD "a" sac; on 20
sasc White. Extra Sc" 77soisc; Extra &c" 7+a"ec
yellow. 7isd7hc.
STEARINE-N Neglected and nominal City, 7@c
Western, 7i2c Oleomargarine. 5lac.
TALLow-stronger and more active. Prime, Clty
quoted 11-1Gc; sales. 10000 b CITY, 1osaf llIoc'
and 900 n out Of town.
TOBACCO Steady with moderate transactions In Ken
lucky and Leaf Sales 800 cases 1883 state Hso.
ana 1876 100 do 1898 Dutch. 92o11c 300 do 1873
1Od18c: 45O bales Havana, 6scdS1 10; 200 do sunata
81 4OGs2 10.
wOOI-The dealings have been confined 70 small lot,
excepu I'm one or instances but the market retains
full measure strength disturbing influence was IN,
heavy failure 0f woOllen house, which set BUYERS ~,
dealers thinking one of the features this week j. th
sale on Geo bales Cape which virtually cleans the market
that class besides the above, there have peer
sales of 600 n medium unwashed combng sc; loOO'
do secured Oregon. Sc 100 bags secured Texan
56i2c; % 900 n Eastern oregon pic 1000 40 unmer
reyas sac: 10 OOO do Nonteyideo 20c; 1000 Do spni
California 19c 5000 dc spring Texas. 2ic; 10000 %
Terrtorv IS 600 secured do, 90 600 do China 10000 az
inlied 500 DO spring TeXas 900 do spring California
5 bales Fast India so do Bagdad and 90 do MoneVdco
on private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rEaTuREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat speculation yesterday was confined TO
narrow limits only about 100000 bushels being
dealt in. a downward tendency 10 prices was caused
py the apathy Of the foreign element, weak cables
md good weather at the West. An advance was
alter stimulated by reports that much of tho ar
fvals Of wheat at the West grading low. The
last turn of values in lower direction. jhe sales
OF July at the West starting the selling movement.
August opened 3D. cent lower at as "a, and Deem
Der 80 lower at IS "a cents but subsequently prices
rallied to Sc "a for August. The Close for August
~as al net loss of 3-5 at SO Is. but losses were
scored OF "a for september at 50 IL and october at
70 3o l-s for December at So IA, and cent for
May, 1890. al 90 rs cents. July ended Is cent
higher at 81 10 cents. On the euro August sod at
was almost sagnant with sales OF "a 900 bushels for
export.
- Corn on the spot better due TO smaller receipts
SHIPPERS took 10000 bushels The options were
quet MIN Joly al As IL and August al 43 5-S I'M
Snenkeu Whlle september off Is at 43 3-4 and
OcloDer Ia cent at "A l-s cents
t tsdn also ruled In oats The cash market
lSws July. = IL August. 81 "a september 81 5.8
OcI0ocr, - IS; May, 1890 80 10 cents
Lara was extremely duh. The opfions closed of
several points at % 81 for August 80 80 for Sen
iemher ana october and 81 43 for November ~ F
me Vel OF Hour and grain reported Yesterday
a. iohows; wheat 100 bushels com 100 ~ 4
bushels: oats, 81 .O37 bushels total ,7a o.; hnst
hour, 3o,e41 packages. AT Chicago Wiua,,be ia
81 Louis me arrivals were: Wheat o4I 400 h,sheIs .
corn 24e4S4 bushels; cats. POI $50 bushels tn,a
S92,olo bushels; Hour. 1874 barrels. wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
MICHAEL OTOOLE WANTS HIS RIGHTS
HE CAME FROM AFRICA, BUT is NO" AN Anhi-
CAN clTIzEN-DRAGGED INTO
POLICE COURT

CAN c1T1ZEN-DRAGGED INTO
POLICE COURT.
Thu usu,, nonotony of the days proceedings at the
romhs police Court was refreshngy and uneApecVuy
varied Yesterday when Michael O'Iooie anu hoM"rN'
Tb,eler we're brought before Judge POWER oy ralA
Officer Henry Dwyer, charged win cred"ns "'SV"i
,noe in city Hall Park Mr. OToole does ho'' as MS
game implies. hail from Tpperary or Connemara' pu'
from the interior of Central Africa. lie Is pure
rhimpanzee, and can therefore c4aiin AiheHiP VIVA "0
nlustfious Crowley.
About eighteen months ago Mr. O'Toole arrived IN
his country, consigned 10 Charles Reiche & Co., the
animal importers, in Park ROW. and IN thelr care nc
has remained since that time Yesterday the manager
II tho firm sent Mr.. O'Toole-dressed in fautless
wenine costume. with black silk hat and white kid
tovos-out for an airing in the park on the shoulder
" Thieler OF course the usual crowd gathered, and
hen Officer Dwyer approached and ordered Tholer u
move off, Thieler refused TO do so, and be and
O'Toole were promptly arrested and afterwald taken
10 the Tombs Lawyer Howe in court and was
at once retained defend the prisoners.
"what do you call that7' said Justice Power,
pointing 10 the monkey.
Michael O'Toole,' was the reply. Judge Power
fell back in his seat and gasped with mingled amaze
ment and wrath.
"Thats the name he is known by said Thieler. in
explanation 1--WE chrisened him directly he came to
the county,
The charge having been made, Mr.. Howe delivered
a speech of considerable warmth, in which he spoke
Of the violation by Officer Dwyer of the sacred lber-
ties of the country. and claimed Tor Mr. " Ioole enc
right 10 take the air and sit in the sun In common,
with every other citizen. The prisoners were as
charged. b., ,,o ,,o,,oo y
said Messrs Reiches manager yesterday. The monkey
is pinlng for want of (pontng TO Mr. o'Toole' who
shall go in the park If we have to fight the whole
eolice Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALS-There has been larry
active demand for BRICK lah and cement OuV no chEcs
reported.
CoFFFE-RJo grades nj, the spot are entirely nominal
in absence OF demand Fair eargoes quoe1 az
No sales reported. Mid growths have sIO" INJURY
The option devoid Of life and prices nc tdted
within the limits OF l0al2 pontsS IneFe M
advance OF 5dl0 points early, followed by iufher
slight rise stronger adyces from Hay1 only TO react
IIavre advanced y r. while Hamburg declned Dig.
Rio, July 25.-Regular nrst 400 good second . 500
exchange (priyate 27is receipts, 5000 Dags ITO clear
ances Tor O. S, 1000 bags RIO eearanSes for EUROPE
bags total stock 39S 600 bags market quiet san
receipts 900 bags receipts at RIO JuI 70 July "a
1889 $50 600 bags. time 1875 2Se 600 bags same
time 1881 KS 900 bags; receipts Santos July July
"a 1880 12S 600 bags same time 1888. %, 600 bags
same time 1851 09ooo bags Sales mere To-Day 4o2oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
LIVE STOCK MARKrrs-nY rELrGrAPH

Buffalo n Y. July 26.-Cate--Recepts last ~ hours
$40 head total for week thus fer. 1920: for same
Tine last week Is. $50; consigned to NewYork 600
head consigned through, 50 carloads; 100 head on
sale market quiet sheep and Lambs@Rectshpt' ta
90 600 for same time last week. 1920 consigned
through head 500 head n New York 800 head on
sale prices steady and unchanged Hocs-Receipts h-
"a hours 74O head total FOR week thus f9r 30 Si9
for same time last week. a POO consigned through
$500 head 500 head to New York; 900 head on ,3 ao
Mediums and Heavy ~ 5Ods4 G5 sales chiefly 81 - 90
Packing and Butchers grades - G5a4f ~. ,
Chicago Union Stock Yards. July 9G.-"The DroVefs
Journal reports Cattlo-.Receips 5ooj shipmcnr,s
800 Market steady. Becyes. - 2Oasi 80; SInn.I,,
SO 5Odsi IS stockers and Feeders, s29tS Cows B la
and N ned 4Ods3 Texas cattle. ~ 40dS2 70; Natlt
and Half Breeds 81 0Oas3 50 Hogs-Rcccipts y 900
shipment. 5000. Market heavy. l0c lower MiN s0
a. 5OGs4 30 Heavy ~ ijGsi 40; Light. 81 3odt4 90
skip, - jod8i go. sheep-Recept. 600 sh pll mc
1000. Market steady Natives 80 1874 - McsD'n'
s3 GOdsi 20 Tevans 80 70asl 10; Lambs ~ l2G-o
St. Louis July 2G.-CattleReceipis; 200; shp o an
LOO; market steady choice heavy native steers -
81 30 fair IN good do s3as3 90 stlckcrs and feel
~ 1jds3: rangers corncd. - 7Cd93 80; gIhsS--isi
II 9oasa Hogs-Reeelpts LOO .hipmeniss 80 ~ 3,
market weak. choice heavy - 2oari 30 pnfkihr
a34 iO light gralos fair 10 best. a. 40ait 90 snIrp
Receipts GOO shipments. 1000 market ste"ay i''
choice, s3 2OaSf 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
nnsToN WOOL MARKrT.

Boston, July 2GThere has been quiet market Tor an
kinds wool, the week amounted t. on
24at 600 pounds Prices remain the same ana are u,y
steady pressure sell Woun result III
pFlcos. Ohio and Pennsylyania fcccs have been ia
demand. with sales II 1T 33d34c ~ Al S4aS,s
10. ] al 3sdS0c. Michigan nseco~ have been uuVt
ana slow move az 32d33e Combne AMI delae a.
hayr bean selling principally In nma lots az 4Qaa=c D
No. ] cOmbings. 36c Ohio fine dclalne. an 30 ~
Michigln fine deisnc Territory. Texas AMI Ca r,
wOo- have been selling quite well AM principally az VIZ
e3c secured ana fine medium Oregon wool IA, oo
IN good demand and the sales ~ The week have pee ~
Sd22c Pulled woods are steady but Guet q, plesious
prices. Foreign woods Of all kinis are very hrm ana !"
small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
Cilp Real estate 60 Get.

1T REASONABLE KENTALs.-NosS;
"A 1 333 LeXlngtOn-ayc., bedrooms, anu anu
las Fast s9th-st., bedrooms. Atp, .ie,'
10 unohsfructnd sweep Of space nom irvns
TO rear on parlor noor. and Inc 0it', ~,
reception hall, thus supplying hslu ,. sVt
,nstiful furnishing - often lacking ~ nv"
hrnzes Fail arrangements may now u'
made FOR the only two remaining OF We
aroup OF ten houses. Apply at oNh,i
Office, Room %, ~ Ceual,,.'' -
orr .To I.FT.-First loft Of 165 WIZ,
t.p.s, near Bcckman. 25Xs5; light ann
airy. with steam power rent low, NSp,,y
~ j. ~ VANnfRPOEL. 90 Bronu"'''
Room f..
rVo LET.-Ds siratle onlces n NE , HIM
L Uou.s. $50 Nasslust. electric hkH"
elevator steam heat &c ----
,xNo I.FT.-Lofts. 80 ~ by e5 IT,. steam
Il eIevator with O. without steam pV"cA'
GEO. n. EDDY 30s Msdison-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

Good Ordinary LIB 7-16 Low Middllng. .....10
Strict Good 0rdnary.9 1-16 Middling. 1916
The option market ruled very irregular and the specua
Eirmcss prevailed carly in the day
on better Liverpool advccs. August opened 5 points
higher, and other months about point up August sub
se0uenty advanced 6a0 points covering Of
Shorts after which there was severe break. owing 70
heavy selling Of August old crop months dropped 11a15
points and 1d3 points closing steady Sales. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

CoTToN-on the spot strong and more active at Lice
advance sales 900 bales export and $50 bales
consumption Port receipts SO bales against Dol bales
n,sl for the week 700 bales against 1919 bales
week and s211 this last Since September
rcs al the port aggregated 550l $50 bales comparing
with 5105 sS7 bales for the corresponding time last
Quotations based on American standard Of classin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
Stock Exchange. Consolidate

Prices are for August options Sales include II 600
psrreis OF tomorrow delivery at 81 002as1 OH.
j., The recent heavy demand for refined oil for eypor.
showed some slackening disposition YESTERDAY. bnt
York and Philadelphia. and 7.a0 cents In Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

u... ,n,, Havana IN HA s6I. DAY. s2s7la Ey.
change arm on the United staies slIy d9yhs. tos an
staSs premium DO short sight goa ~ ~ "pfcmiuin
SUGAR quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PIP

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICE.
The reactionary disposition in the crude petroleum
market still felt values yesterday Tb.,,
was an early recession from ~ 90 1881 q, 70
Bs rs cents, and while later rally TO III OF "A
followed, near the close figures again dropped to
about the dollar point Some cessation I'm activ,,v
occurred. but the transactions in August OPTIONS A.
the Consolidated Exchange were more than double
the amount dealt In at the stock Exchange The
speculation possessed little significance and the sci
lers were doubtless " shOrt-hOrned bullss who art
willing to take profits professional bears who art
on Ire principle OF selling short whenever prices pass
he dollar line irrespective Of the situation. There
was no news Of note from the field and While the re-
uned market naturally showed more quiet after the
recent pressure the charters continue to be heavy
lhe FEELING IN the trade is sin OF Confidence
ana me market was not weak even al the close al
'hough last prices were almost the lowest.
follows: E ~ wv ~ ''"sS "''0 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
horses ano Carriages.


A -fLANDRAU & co..
"A. sl2. ga, $40 BRooMESsT.
ELEGANT CARRIAGES OF the best class
SUSPENSION VICTORIAS,
L Z SPRING VICTORIAS,
LIGHT VICrORIAS.
4; Vafts. Two Wheelers, Lsndaulets'
MAI Phaetons. Paw Carts Landaus.
stanhope Gigs, Village Carts, Omnlbuses
COUPE. 6PASSENGER ROCKAWAYS,
EXTENSION FRONT.
NAG0NETTES.
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCkAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKBoARDS.
OaA eurreys. oak Wagons, OAK nun
soouts. 2'passenger Buckboards, 3-passenger
BueAboafds, 4-passenger Buckboards, oak
Dosa-Dos. Oak Derbles, Oak Phaetons.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
CT, BOARDS:
Single, Dusls, Triplets, all kinds Of springs
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES;
=, Agents for Broeket & futile Co IIghtr
ROAD WAGONS, LIGHT VEHlCLEo
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons, Surrey WagonA
LADIES Phaetons Visa Wis,
Light Stages. FIX. top Cabriolets,
Spider Phaetons, Contractors Jobs,
Pony PhnetOns, Saxon phaetons,
Road Wagons, Fancy vehicles;
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS,
FOR CHILDREN. "a.
Making the largest and most diyerhileu
assortment OF Carriages In the United states
OYER 232 DIFFERENT Sly LES, ,r
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CAsh'
Don't purchase a carriage in town
or out until you pay US 9 visit.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROoMs
IN THE W0RLE
SECOND HAND G cHSRhEgYfAGEs ABOVE
LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
Conu,rn Beal estate 60 Get

1yoNTCLAIR. y. J.-s30 per month from
vi ,,r..u.r /; houss with city wafer
table: beautiful lawn. Address H. O''
Tribune once.
40 DER MONTH: 20 minutes from
&lS New-York, 80 minut>s' walking
t.t,,ce west shore Ferry; : rooms. bath.
outstIonsfy tubs; Ilackensack pipe water
,vesf eidc Of Palisades. Address D. II. W.
sr.fh,r.
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Rooms tOanteo

WANTED. October /, by two
w gentlemen, two connecting rooms, large
and small, or two large sunny rooms must
be well furnished and well kept; location
near Fifth Avenue Hotel. Address, stating
terms and location. W.. Tribune Uptown
Office. 1888 Broadway.
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Boar0 n)anle0


Nv ANTED.-Permancnt board and rooms
w IN private family for four adults, be-
tween 72d and 95th sts., West. Answer
PERMANENT. Tribune Office.
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Gelp n)antto.

Males.
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Dih-lNp.
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u,uF OLD.FSTABLISHED and reliable
Metropolitan Agency Will procure Pc
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,,,.e iookkeepeis clerks, ea-hl"rr, Waich,
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-, ,NTED.-An advertising agent on a
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SID WORKING Tor u. AGENT preferred
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Ciip Real Gstate for Sale.
Boar0 an0 Rooms.

--~--~-~,~---s--,s~---
SOUTHERN FAMILY, most conveniently
- located. hive choice rooms, With eNcel.
lent board trandents accommodated 70
West 0th.st.
II EAST 5fTH-ST., next st. Stephen
Il Hotel Desirable double. single
rooms; translents accommodated; private
table; references.
10TH-S ST. ~ WEST Large cool house;
~ SOutherners will find very comforta:
Bile rooms; thoroughly good table, central
location.
O0D-ST., 10 EAST, near Fifth Avenue
- HOtel.-SuperlOr rooms and board ref
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.l0~ WEST 35TH-ST. -Handsomsly fur
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families accommodated; board OPTIONAL Inn
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ELA1S TO LET in the
GORDON.
s9th-st. and eth-aye. rooms; last com.
pieted: all decorated and improvements I;
rents from ESQ IN 500 per month Inc ulre
Of GORDON BROS; on prem. 49,. % -H------
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9Ints 90 Get. ilnturnisheo.

A. f.rcprooi, 100 and 1872 East soth.'r'
Between Lexington and P9fk aFGs.
Elegant new apartments, eight large
rooms and bath. steam heated; also sDain'
heath dfy!ng.roOm passenger elevator
Inouire on premises. Janitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

81 ~OO FOR GROWING BUSINESS
81 IOU $50 to 800 per month profit
= COO cash balance from profits positive
bargain; exchange for laundry. TAYLOR
l7G Broadway.
CD OOO BROOKLYN MANUFACT-
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