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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
INSTANCES oy THE rRpyIDrvcE FIRE

iNN RiNfEN " M Ih'' II''-'' 70 ! ''''t'
P,ovr,-icp r. L. Dec. G-1hc iu-uran'" "n >hcp
ard g. co., binding. -, goods. stock ana hA'"i''
which WEI. injured by G,c. smoke and water on Fri
dsv night j., blaccd with thc accuclc- named below
Tnor. d, -41toOO ln-urauc, on stock. -l3"p "n
fixtures 1000 on the building and r''o""o "h th'
stocs 81 L. ~trau~, som.
on Tie building there the following lnsutan'"
Ir.loual. 5000: Fire Association. $500. CW Il
London. 500; Phoenix $500; Guardian. $4,000
Home. $1,000 orient, $1,000, Commercial Union
1000.
The insurance on shepard co.'s stock is placed n
follows: Reliance - 800 Equitable. -, 90 Anglo
Nevada. 1870: Commerce. $500. London " Ian
ca,hire $1,000. Trader, 5000, Ncr'he-''f
81 800: United Fircmcn'-. @2.5oo; tui'ci STATE
- 900. Ncr, hant-' - 900. Northern. $50 SpihS
ned. $1,000: Eo,l-ton. S4.5oo, ftchbur2, GOO"
dorchester $1,000. Connecticut, $4,000. Ai1'.I'i i
- 200. Western. - 800. Hartford, rlo.oD, I'n'
ZOO: Rochester German, 800, odrarf T'"o
Home. $500. Guardian. $500. city - Lohd'"
go 800. National 600. y. -. ard NJ t'oop 'I'l'-
Fan, 5000: Ii0IyoAe. $1,000, BRUSH America
$500: Liberty. 5000. Queen, $4,000 Fh'mN
90 300. Franklin. $4,000: Connecticut. ST. orient
- 5oo. New ori. LoWcry. =, 800. tiufcu,, f'""'
Northwestern National. 5000, PhocuN OF L"H'"'
1000. security. =. 800. rprrS ''"drl, f-'.,"'
iIaul,ur,. Bremen $4,000. Norwich. @'O'o L'h'''
Liverpool Il Hlobo. Tlo.ONp. .. 3D.. ....,..
on fixtures and iurui'ure H1cphid 3D.. VI a. 90"
. s1i 900 4, follows: Hdu. t5.vpp. E"Iah''
- 800. Queen, ;2,joo, Phoenix +-''Vo' N'p'""'
300. - , .,,l Lclou,
,,,g a. mon, a. follows: lu-urauc" Company "i nm
,d-,rlf, - 500. Tlrcmcn'-. Of Ne" J"f-'! $50"
Cn,iln.ntal 5000. Mcriden, r2.'oo fh+ihN
500 Ml,am- ,as,' oN E .oo' Horhc, 900
lion. $1,000, total, r3O.Op"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

BOSTON pee & (~pccial'.- People coming ONT ol Inc
Albany Railroad station alOnt 10 ms Inofhihi
we're surprised TO see a pan oi mack horses S''"'
ing upon a green blanket couple 81 men We're
tainy up another blanket that Law upon the 'NpHal'
inst behind the carriage. They carefully put 1t down
in front Of the horses which were led npon IT, In"
first blanket picked up and the prOcc,s repeated uutil
the team stood beneath ia, shelter. ont {" IN" dtlv
iuy snow lI4lf q dozen smart people -aid something
about sir Walter Raleigh and hi, cloal' but d,
il Tbc uhvrment vas slippery. that wa all Horse
after horse had spraGlcd upon the Ice covered asphalt
and then stood WhcIr they could keep their feet
trembling on their uu~tcady lcS-. Their driven had
10 mharucS- some OF them to g"t them On the
tr,4i, herous roadway. one was brighter than the
rel ana hy spreading IN, blankets. led on his horses
il, rim .fil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Hot springs, y. e.. Dec. / (Spccial Among the
guests here William GcttcStic well known actor
Major &. t.. Mcdonnell. OF the United STATE, Army
and Mrs. Mcdonnell. MIR. ana Mrs. William t. Berry
Montcair, y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. =. X. Hamilton. al
cage, ". = chamberlain and wilson chamberlain
Cleveland, DR.. !. william -tIcklcr Mr. ana Mr.
~iicklcr and MI, 'ucklcr. East Orange. s. j.. Mr.
and Mrs. Nose, !. Beach, Pttsneld. Mas: Mr. and
Billing, and family. NJ and Mr., T.. H. kddcr ami
family, MIR. smith, ErOolI'n. y. y; the Rev. DR..
stanley EarTOws John Southwick. Mr.. f. s. south
wick, New York. Mr.. and Mr.. H. Ilttl"lohn Mont
clair, y. j.. Miss Hudson and Mrs. &. X. Crane en-
cagO, .. T.. Britt. Milwaukee Il. Pedro Onva and
Madame Carts,yo spain.
The prevalence Of pneumonia and troubles o.
the re- piratOry organs In The NDrth, on which
TIE Tribune recently mad editorial comment Ia
been the means Of directing many a health seeker
10 this place. The freedom Of the uatiycs
here from pulmonary and kindred disease, Is
ted in the Government disease charts. ind cmpha
size, the title Of Hot springs being tho hcathcst
pare IA America Certainly influenza cannot hour.
here The dry air sunny day and plentiful diversion
for the mind and body make thi, lOraly of llurhl
To- every seeking health recreation. Baths IN
Tie thermal water herr are equal IN effect ~ tn
famou, water Uf Arkan,as And people with ncrvu,i-
and blood tfOHhcs ind positive helm In tlc, baths,
the Mountain PARK Hotel. /, now hi way a. ,re
Dr. koch. for IN" purpoe" ui acquainting himself Win
gentleman Is expected back lbs chr. ni" aud n,
VIII ~ treat hi iIcuG, A. this place and ,cl
instruct the resident ph,aciIn IN thr proper i,n 0
the lymph The hyeicnic surroundings 4 the spring,
render them especially suitable for the treatment Of
patients, and tbs beat results from lymph should herr
be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
NEW Rk.

The Jury in the Of william Love. who was r'o'
for killing his wife by pushing her down stars rehuercn
verdict Yesterday Of not guilty. The jury St"od Tor
awhile seven for acquita and four for conVr'i'l.
Love left the court with his children. lie H'ca AZ
ROseland
committee ~ The Board Of Trade appointed 10
ascertain whether first class hotel coma "c -t'
Iishcd IN Newark called upon Minister iH"ip> .clorc
ne Sa,lrd for Furope Mr. Phclp, expressed interest
i'm the project and signihcd his readiness 4" Cooperate
with Newark citizens. Mr. Phelps owns me Farlt
IInnse and il wa, Ilndcr> God by the 81 minltce thai
II would ic put in any practicable scheme tht might
10 adopted.
Vice Chancellor Van Fleet Yesterday denied an IN
S.crt an asked by \. IalseN. to restrain The
Wand Transit street Railroad COMPANY from cr'oiirS
noles and strinGng wires in The street fronting hl~
nronrrfy The Vice Chancellor decides that such poles
do moi constitute an obstruction. The cas- was i'm
no-ant AS a test against the overhead wire
system.
4 Woman's Christian Temperance Union has started
fund for the erection Of a home for frcndlc>s women
In Newark.
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ELIZABETH.

In the Union Comfy COUrt yeSteTday Jndcc Nc
Cormick sentenced Charles klOp, one Of the ring
leaders in the riot which took place some time ago
between the Anarchists and the police 10 two wears
I'm state Prison with costs Emil Nogt. another oi
the rioters, sentenced 10 SIX months IN the county
iail Judge Mccormick in passing sentence sad
Klop the court is fully satisfied the verdict IN your
case Is just and righteous one. II Is time tat te
courts shOud make example Of people Ike Won
who attempt TO uSurp the functions of the law ana
violate the fundamental principles of society"
Peter q. StoOthOf well known grocer of tins clty'
made an assignment Yesterday for the benefit of MS
creditors. Richard ArSOn. another grocer. who has
made assignment, Yesterday started Tor Denver
Col.
Governor Albeit. who will preside at the lecture
bv Henry VI. stanley, To morrow night. Will be the
rues Of senator Marsh during his STAY in this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
gonnirp Rral estate for Sale

4 LOVELY OUInEKN ESTATE Of
n oW acres, with ocean ftnnt on an island
la south Carolina. reached hy two lines oi
~t,puholt- from southern coast cite, and
sN miles from railway. Large MANSION ~
Is rDoms. stand, 200 feet from beautiful
beach. one and on,-hli miles long. 500
acres arabic. SEQ acre. PIN and OAK forest.
Mundane zane 900 choice SouthrFa
fruit tree~ and several hundred grapr Vines
tAtcn-tvr -round, ana Hover gardens.
Wharf aud bolthousc Ia all one ~ the most
dell ghtfm situations on Tho southern coast.
VIII br aoid az = bargain Folio 5.lolJ
PHILLIPS \ WELLS. rribm' Building.
"A for sale, land by ;hc acre or lot;
houses 10 let. furnished or unfrnirLei.
TUBES y TAN LOK. Bcchnan T.. y. Y.
4 FIRSrCLANN l0oarrr stock or dairy
a farm near tho popular !, sort Treat Bar
rlnctnn. Ma. house /. rooms. numerous
and commodiou; ontoin'd'na, running ali
water. oood lrh,rN 'foHo % -"i'l
PHILIPS \ WELLS. Irioun" bnllding.
Farm. :och aud furniture free and
Kamapo Mouatoin- very hifh lN.d aud
u.. from malaria $40 600 cash OW NER.
EoA -. Tribune oh'cr.
ApVln44,lMrNIS ron rue NEW.
n YORK rElBI NJ WILL IN RE
CEINfD Al IilE CfIOWN OFFICES,
80 l. 23S broadway, corn"l Ihirt> NJ lat,
until . =. H., 80 Wet Twenty -thlrd-st
,ninrt sfh-nN. . To-. ~iNth-.Nc. lob Fourth
ave. rururr Iout t'"nth--t. AGO Ihlid-JVt..
corner Forty ,ct'uth--t. ln.r 1hird-avc.
ueIr SiNty t.-t-~i Los Fiir:aNr.; los
West t"iiy -s"cofid-st
ASsAIc. \. j. villa plo,, for sale on
all principal avenues high giound
pc feet dISinag'; police. hro, sewer. water.
GxN Z ss, TO-. i i Br HS"'S. D AAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

SOUTH BEACII.-Under sheriff John II. DALEY ana
Deputy Robert Brown. IT, yesterday visited south
Beach with an order Of the supreme Court for the
eviction Of old Thomas Burke from hi, home at the
" CEDAR Burke who is over seventy year old. Wa
a we'll known character In the South Beach fence war
Rurke removed all his furniture 70 barn hc h1d
built Oh the beach, short distance from III, house
The cottage then PLACED In charge "l Deputy
sheriff IrOgn Burlles wife aud daughter IN the
comfy Jail having recently been convicted Of petit
imte having spent all his means fighting the Foley
In the conrts for the possession Of hi, house, which
he had pnrchA,ed with Government pensions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
AInNG LILLE SNIND.

BRIDGEPORT. William r. Trubcc, leading whole
sale merchant died from apoplcXy Oh Friday night at
the age OF about sixty years. He was one Of the
largest owners Of vcssela in the city. Inc senior
partner of his firm l. David T1ibcc president Of the
ReQuOnnock National Bank. llOyd luckcF, a.
sOcate editor of &c The Farmer has purchased a
half ntcrest in that journal and Will assume proprietor
shIn IanuarX l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
NORTHERN NEW.JERSEY COUNTESS

PATERSON -" Patsy" Peterson wa, sent t. jail
Yesterday by Recorder for thirty DAYS. Peter
son is a pugilst of local rcnOwn. He was released
from state Prison Trenton ly the Court oi Idld0h9
on Thursday of th, week lie had been >crt there
for two years for brutally beating his mothcrnlaW
bat had only served a few months. As soon Is he
got back 10 Paterson he got horse and buggy ana
with hi, wife furiou>ly driving up ana down the
streets flashing the animal till il ian away. lie was
pitched ont and the horse just about 10 caah h'"
clements fruitstorc AZ Main and Market SIS. when
Nr Clement and his father SCizcd the horse ana re-
cncd the frightened woman. Peter on came NJ, III 4
ouarrcl,oInc mood ana after feeling ~ VAN lOl d
l'isic' struck the Younger Clement he*Ny b!oW III
The face. Two officers arrived ana aFlt~tu ir.4'
lie resisted savagcly and had l." be cubiSo l!' @l'
mission The affair has stirred up mu'h cNi''Hic"t
in the town. and there i universal Iudlehat!.H d-u'
tho Court Of PaNions which has set over UNITY Jaw
breakers free from state Prison during ~ M'' term
FNGLEWOOD. The pari~hiouerS oi thc f-nH"%%v''
PRESBYTERIAN Church have granted a Nd,duVi VI y,
definite length 10 their pastor. the Rev Dr i+nE ~
booth who has been connected Win tlc ."I'." I''
twenty three years. \ long rest l. cNit,'u V "a
store DR. booths health. which lae become lhP''''"'
PLAINFIELD.-A fire alarm COMPANY W J. ma. com ,d
nIotad s work Of establishing FIRE alarm ~yNu,ln
IN pl9ntied before January /. This VIII III Iiuc tm .
Y,cn- in position Of district alarm boNcN thIo
he whole city which will communicate WIN me
central Department house in ~cconu ST.
NEW BRt'NsWICK.-A fire on Friday night at Els'
Milestone DESTROYED Bechtod', sale ana '\'hars"
table and damaged Gcrhardts liquor St"". me
los is ~ 500 Andrew Harris ana jacob N-'h "''c
tadfC huru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY

Bernard Mccarthy, well known politician, dIcd
Yesterday at his home. NO BIS IL EiGhthst. lie
had bccn IN from cry spclas for five weeks. lie was
an eN -irceholdcr eX-hre commissioner and eA-Poh'e
commits SlOncr.
sheriff McIhillipS drew the Grand jury YES
terday II is in composition similar 10 the DaNIo
grand lures. II is composed principally OF ohlCe-
holders politicians and liquor dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

Macon. Ga. Dec. e. dispatch + The Telegraph
from Cord"le ia. SAYS: THE leading lumber mill,
of southwestern and south Gcorcia in order to free
them >civc, from IN" domination of tho mGdl-ucr.
have combined and made arrangements with the
OgcthOrpc Lumber Compsuy with Office, At Phi
dclpha and Coroclc. To- handle their entire prsluct
Al certain stipulated price, Thousand feet, sub
Knitting the original contracts 10 the mills and idln
thc orders up pro rata according 10 the capacity OF
mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

81 LoniS Dec. G.-Whilc laborcrs digging FOR
a foundation for a house OH a farm near Vcricc. H.
YESTERDAY they unear,hod partly d,cayrd box, which
contained about bu-hc 81 counterfeit half dollars
The place where they were found proved 10 be- tho
place where a house stood in which lived "a woman
Able Wilson, who in league with a band of
counUriciter, she Is now serving term in the
ton iarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
Real estate 10 Ctchnnqe

DNTErISI MENTs FOR the NEW.
\ YORK IEIRrNE WILL 81 RE-
OLIVrD NJ TIE UPTOWN QFtIo -.
No. 81 HruadNAN. corner Thirty o. 1T
i.utu Q u. NJ 40 west Twenty thiri II.
corner Sh ave. lJ2 ~iNth-sNr. l53 Fourth
AVE.. corner Fcurt outh st. $50 Third ave.
.ofn,r Forty srScnfh-~t., 90 Thlrd-ave ,
near SiNiy-nr-t.st; Les Flr,t-avc. l00
Wet Eot, u, ond st o03 columbus
ave 80 Liberty Il 80 Avenue \, 1873
T7irdANc.. AID the HARLEM oLFirE.
10 East one hundred and twenty NTH st
ny to .. m. lt REGULAR Office rates.
EOUR-STOEN BEpWNNrONE HOU 81.
/ Joe good u"ifhhorhood excellent condi.
tiun. to exchange for a small country place
near the city. Inquire Room /. 9TH floor.
- Pinc--t
L. orr STORY dwelling ELEGANT location
L uptown. Will exchange fof BrooAl n
house o. occupy. JOHN q. HONT. JR-
III BoadNaS.
1 HAVE PROPERTY at Bensonhurst- by.
the Sea worth about ., 500 which |
would exchange TOR BROOKLYN property Of
about same value. Address A.. BoN z.
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
THE sLOoP YACHT ONWARD SOLD

Providence, X. l.. Dec. 6.-Thc sloop yacht onward
exFommodOe W. H. Low, ir.. Of the Rhode Island
Yacht club, owner. ha, been sold 10 Commodore VIII
lam Wood. Of the Rochester Yacht club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

The p pular Southvc.irru Limited Of the New DIRK
Central leave Grand Central STALLION every dty at
II O'Clock noon arriving Cincinnati 10 a. m, 81.
Louis $40 p. M. with pew and elegant Wagner vcsti-
bulc sleeping, dining and cafe smoking cars, =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
Rooms uante0

a LADY ~erk- sunny. heated room ~
n tWr,u ana and 9TH avo> and TN ane
nl'h ~. references rN'hing'a' h1hs
price. VI. L.. l53 +th.aNe.
4 ApN rmpoved dliN dosirr heated room
IL ,iciuit, shave. and 10Th II rent y
month PERMANENT. l5e 6th-a'e.
"a, N\Trp Hy , snail family Of adults
w ia nr,t.c.a-, ueighhorhood. bclo" 5oth.
81. an apartment. either wholly or partiy
furnished house with r,>tdyrunt pr.icrf,d !.
parties .~hiuC to have the CIV Tor 10
winter would ind responsible tenant ny
addressing e.. Box Is Tribune ocice
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llntnrnisbco iionms

4 DNGKTI~EMENTS FOR THE MEM
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL III RE
CEINED AT TIE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. 23s Broadway, corner Thirty -hlst-st.,
rnul . .. IN. 20 West Twenty third->t.
corner sth.a\r.; 1872 S,Nth-aNe.; l53 Fourth
ave, corner Fourteenth II.
1lt EAST I22p.or.-fnrce handsom,
ICf rooms ~ LET To adults for light
Housekeeping; house. pT1vste; unfurnlshcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

otrME>T 2prll.>T.- Large square back
DlD room. 30 floor. grItr ilre nicely
furnished also frog. room. with cNcellcns
board t"u.- u"4rra''.
.p.Dc WTST ltTll-~r.- Large handsomely
90 Furnished So story room also hall
room uleNc'p. 0uabl table HON" cooking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
noISrs anu CARRIAGES.

l,LANDEAU y CO..
i 81, 37i, 1916 Broomc.st
ELi.GAN1 CARRIAGES
OF the best class.
&C SPRINt, BhOUGIlAMS.
SCROLL PILLAR BKOu CHAINS:
LON ONE-HOkNE BHOUGliAM
PHYSICIANS BRCChHAMS.
LiGHT EXTENSION BKOUGHAMo.
Sin Passenger RochaNays.
Extension Front KOckaways.
Coupe Kockaw1ys.
~ - 'm.hi%DXtLETs.
IANDAIS.
OMNIBC SIS.
Two wheeler Mail ihaetons Top Gigs.
ALL NOVELTIES
I'm oak and paint for on" anu t~o horses.
orr PATENTS
IN BUCKBOAHDS ~
pass. yuss.. pas. Ia---.. 10 pass.
Nll o,t.r patent, in Buc kboards ,;.,or.
AGENT FOR Br, cictt-Tuttle Co light
ROAD WAGONS.
,tGUT VEIiiCI.ES FOR ESTATES AND
COUNTRY DhiNIN6
Z Cart. oah ,itH.,I,ia,?},,,n,,
W ,'r Ihs,iona. Drctor's WAGONS.
,J,,,co Carts Coutr'tor, Wagons.
Road Wagons canopy NH.
ia. top Ca' riolcis, saxon ih'tt"h''
Msconrtt~-. y i'o' nnN''i',
Pom Phlft0n- l.'dl''' in ~, 80
,ri.fori. pf,l.fOIS DOs-a-DO- IN tons.
FANCY VEHICLES.
,,,o,,tr,. Tran,-AI Kluds For Children.
WabIng the laf.r@' and lost diversified as
~ortm.Ut OF
Carriage. IN the United state
oVt'H 20 DIFFERENT STYLES.
LowfSr PEICEN FoN PEoMPi I'LL ~; ;
mont purchase carriage III '0"h OF ""'
until you p,j ~ N~it v,.,d
I.arrc4t stock and Marcr@oon' IN 'h' "'ru'
L'' OVER 700
Second Hand CAiEIA'tN. ahoN 7.1.''-
pXEETI>EMFNTS ZOE TIE y E ~
IAAr1 J rs" At 'TiE THROWS OFFICES,
&c. rs BroadNay Gorn'I1 IT. rty,ti rdst'
Nn ~. sth..y.. ~ ~iXrh-ntc. l53 Fourth
AVE. corn rourtcenth-st, SO InirGl aS -
.oruer Fofty-scyenth-.t. W nlru'' s,rol
g e It F61ty .'cond St o92 COlap9sSss
ave- GO LhcIty.;ti = G, A{JHWye 66IFiiS@ETS'
"a r,.t Onr.hrudred and -twenty-nfth-'t.'
~, 20 : y. in.. at .c,ulal ofIic" rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

4 SMALL. neatly furnished house IA
"A Broollyn 20 let convenient 10 ele-
waited rosd gooi nrichrorhood immediate
possession. LESLIE NJ. DANIEL. ~
Wall-st.. y. Y.
4 DVERrINEMENrS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL KE r.
CElNED AT rHE UPTOWN oFflCfS,
40. I ."3S BROADWAY. corner Ihlity-nr'i--t.,
until \. m. 30 West Twenty thlid-st.,
corner Sth-aNe. l52 SiNth.aNe. 1913 Fourth
ave, corner FOurtrcnth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07

H. OR NNLI. The rntlrc stock NJ the
l Hghllnd Nturk Farm. consisting Il
brood mafr-. colt. Iud Miles. al from last
Wilh'- aud Emblem, by stranger hr hy
G,u Washington. he by ten. KnoN. ''--u.
" iahiuLtou - dam Wa Lady Thorn strung
rr'- dan va, Goldsmith Maid. Emblrm's dam
los DlrtaLbr. Ihrr. uf tho MARES are now
la foIl a. Del sur also Charlie wilkes
NJ, and I BLACK ccldng that can trDt In
. 20 Inr further Information address
HIGHLAND STOCK FARM riwtuckct.
Il /.
non SALE. CHEAP. Snail. good horse.
/ St"rn 2cj Prime Il.
- TABLE wanted ON or hofolc May /.
- 1891 stable Tor four hor-rs and two
tiuri ~ -rlnA I'D ~ West side. Long
LEANl Tribune once.
yNANtfD \ good family horse. sound
w and Kind with -our sped: ch,up.
spot cash. Il. T.. hb 1fhomas.st
eIfO -" 49, 80 bargain ever Of
ton ser, light seats used only q weeks
cost a. urf,r 1854 ni-n Inc harness. cost
ito pricr 80. Apply NJ private stable.
10 Wet Aiti T.
A DVEKI.NEMENlS. FOR the NEW.
CEINlD AZ I'M UPTOWN OFFIC rs.
no I 3Y9 Broadway. corner Ihirty.nr,t.s
untu q H. ~. go WI Twenty third II .
corner Sth.ISr 10 SiNth-lvc. 1913 Fourth.
ave corner Fout;rrn'h--t.. $50 Third-aVr
corner Forty --cicuth-,t. lO.C ThlId.ave
nNsr SlN'v.nr-i 80 ! O1s Fir-t-nNc.; IO6
West foItS .'Dond.-t
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BoarA tUanteo.

DoAED WANTED Man. wife. child 4
- years. private lsuiiy Episcopal pre-
f.rr.d NrW-NugA o. Brooslyn. Parcc rs
Lars md terms. HOMO. Bon Z, Trihuas
Office.
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Gin ,.eal GsIate for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NE !. ~
A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ c re-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN Of r TiIL''
80. ,.3S Broadway, corner lnltH ~, II, I'D ~
until . D. ILL., 20 West Twenty .ehi ir ~,
c cls,, stf.ave. ij3 Sixth.a,e 1913 Fourth
ave, corner fourtcenth.st.; go rhiru'ave''
corner Forty-scyenth- ,020 Ihii1 .@y To11
near slAty;nT,t:ss Loo 6ga c Columbus,
AVE. e': 90 Liberty'st.'' 50 Avenue A.; ,323
fhlrd.aye., and the HARLEM OhfiCE'
$50 East One.hundred- aid twenty 'ni'n'''''
up to . p. M. at regular once rates
FOR SALE-EAsY TERMS:-Piot l22X
L IO3. Oh East Side. below 23d-st;, 9''toly
tencmehts ard i.-toly factory, 22A3 h,,vc on
rear. well rented, cheap to quick ou9er'
address l.. +. r., Tribune once.
EOi. sALF. or EXCHANGE.-An eisgai1ff
i private house, furnished rcgs ',,,om
cost, situated In the most cho nsi,,y ~ most
choice surroundings; this 1, rare cI.an
for a party desiring 4 beautifully lur's sr,,.a
city residence Will d. ,old at ~" D.
a. Exchanged for good city property idI
ocular, OF STAIR & AliEHN. ,o'1 ol-aNr.
roR SALE No. n West 7lst-st, new
L t,torv. Lgh-stoop. hr0wnstnnc n9urIh
dwolllrc. win extension hardwood ihl,h
throughout ard lr>t,cla,. N ser r''l"'"
KNOX McAFEE. BOB West 23d-rt.
- PECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN LOIS;
- hou,c, tcncmcht,. cOrntry seatS ana
WHfTINt. \ HOLT. 10 Broadway.
no Rent or FOR sALE.-A beautifully
I arranged wcll-bullt private h9u9'' soutnn-
s1.t corner Mad .ou-avc. and 92d-st h'Iu
wood trim: all the latest modern lnpIoN,d
ment.. i.,torv and basement highest anu
h,,lthi,-t loc:ariuu Oh Nadi,On-a com,
mandlng a view Of Central Park derorateG
:" .nit a RESPONSIBLE tenant. Particulars Of
STARR & AHEEN. .69o 3d.avr
WE HAVE for sale. at a bargain, q
w i--'or, br,wn+tone house VEL l'I III
al amendments the very best. I. a. 81 "
NEItf 60, 100 Madi-on-svc.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
A DvERTIsLMENTS For THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BI ~ ~
%a % g *. Broadway. corner Thir,y.s,s, st,
until Q u. m; go West Tventy.thlrd st..
corner %HSi sth ave. lj2 sixth.s,e. l.s Fourth
a. cGEocr FSHG'tetns oS g THEW
near near SiNty.frs;.st. 1,70S First-ave. LOG
West FoIty-second-s,. 092 Columbus,
ave so Lfoe,tyst. 81 A = m, AZ a,, lsTTS
100 Fast One.hundr cd and -twenty-ff,h-'t.,
M TO & p. m. at regular once rote'
NOR SALE-HOUSE $500 PIciiic- t.
L walking di-tsnc" to Jhe Brid9" dnG FER
ri,- desirable 3-stoy front. STORY rc9r,
uont.d. Kl'STJN 4 Robbins ~ Court
Il. corner Joralcmon-st., Brooklyn.
Tor SALE TO CLOSE Az estate.
L Tho Ave four story apartment houses
and lot, No. l.. ~ 20 iIamHt1 ave" BROOK
iiyn. within TOW .tepo Of HaIsltn Perry
vel rented a good invcstIItnt; ~ D. sofa
together or >lngy Tcinis casy.
Applv 10 STTARNS ( CUR
ATTY 'or Truress.
80 Wllllam-,i, New.York.
Jersey City.
l. or SNLE.-Hou-" aid pbt, sOxe0Vloo'
I L so 49, GIaut-aSe.. jersey CITY Hei7hte'
mar Ja,h.ou.atr. station N'~ark and y.
Y. L. T. viii cost les pc year l." own
| aud occupy this nr-t-cll-s 1ou~H than 70
| r.nt 20 -lN.roum n1t boz y. Y. CITY. All pr
| ti,ullr- p, addressing T. =. BAYLOR,
! ENrrbtor a. above number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
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" YORK IHt"uNE WILL ~ ~
LEVIED At THE UPTOWN or ICES,
No ! rs Dro,d Say. conner Ihlr'y-nr,t.-t.
MIN . y. IT,. 20 Wet Twenty r!irl -.
.prncr ~tu-,ac lJ3 >iNth-lN" liJ Fourth
,.r. conner IOuttccuth o.; 200 lhi dave,
'orn.r For. sc,out..-t / O.6 Third.aye
r.ar S.,tt-n.,t 20. Los ii.,t.tS". lVt
NJ Font, .",ord H.. lo2- Co,umbu-
~, 40 Liberty 80. =. AN"uur \. 80
l1ud.syr.. trd the llAltLEN OFFI' J.,
uu o.. p. M. e regular ono" rates.
T. OK SAIL famil' pair of c,rrlngc geld
i lIg,. - and years old lG haut-. dap
81, griy~. plrni, of strength. ,uiiah." Tor
hsa,s cafr.a,c; nov we'll. thoroushN
r.nf.c, double I'D -.ns.c.. Apu} AMii;;
WAt and joth.-t or 10 1t tltS McAUAM,
IrmnLn Cnurt. N,.N- \ orb.