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4 RIOT AMONG WESTERN STUDENTS.

indianapolis, May ga sentinel dispatch from
bloomington. Ind, says The disosdcry proceedings
here last night Of more than 100 students which
finally resulted in serious riot, have been the sub
Ject "l much conversation and btter comment hero
today. The trouble grew ont Of difference OF opinion
a. to the pUprcty Of the senior clas giving IT. regular
annual scTcralc 10 the college. faculty and other
hvortcs of the class. \ small minority determined
that 1t should 20 ON usual, willie the majority
opposed IL. About midnight dozen more students
started with wagon aud brass band. one hundred
and twenty more undergraduate, followed maxim
the night hiGcou, with all sorts Of horns and other
like cOntrivaucc7. Various plans adopted - end
tn seicYadc and stone, thrown and obstruction,
placed along TIE streets -, ., stop the horses and
vehicle. Of course 4 collision soon followed, club,
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THE HArNARKLr ycARE 4 H0AN.

Cfcr'. Nay % (sreciaI.-A private watchman.
one of the mcn employed 90 guard the stores on Hay
market square, came to the Dcsplanc,-st. station
last nicht and Told story which makes it appear
iliai the attempted iiaymaIkct monument explosion
was hoax lie sand: Nt O'Clock in the morn
!lS the can va, found at the base Of the monument.
] passed tllcrr and something burning on tho
stones. picked it up, and found il to be piece
Of fuse about foot long. which wa Oh fire at one
crd. tried O. blow il ont. bat could not. Finally
took MY hnife and picked ont the last bit Of fire
and threw the thing down. am sure there was no
can Of dynamic there then
"Why did YOU put Off telling this story so long y
the captain asked.
u did moi know that a bomb had beer found until
two days af,ro"rd. and tho paper, made it out such
big thing Uought The best Thing could do was
90 keep still until the excitement died out
ihe suppo,iton now i, that the fI"c was put on
The stones and burned. and then after beng cNtln-
grshei was PIT IA the can Of dynamite.
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w. douglass responded pleasantly to the words OF
e'ocV'e' Letters from London. Ireland and Canada
VIZ Io"u' hecrencc was maze To the death OF John
hlE"O ana John Grubb Richard IN. the former well
Known the latter highly esteemed a. phllanthropst
anu Vle founder Of IeSsbrOOk. ireland, town which
ia not single saloon. DR.. Wheeler pastor of the
iTeaDY'erian Church Of this city, was present and
extended a hearty welcome to the Friends. The
women Christian Temperance Union sent few
words ot welcome and an invitation 20 visit their
hF"lnaIters. The meeting then adjourned. The
committee appointed to bring forward names for clerks
proposed The names % AEguStIt, Tahcr for clerk. and
Anna r. Iabcr for assistant. their names united
IN me afternoon cpistleS read from New England
Baltimore, North Carolina. OHIO and Indiana. The
report OF the Bible school Board read showing
steady growth OF the work.
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counting those who voted al The last preceding election
although the section 23) in prescribing the num
Der Of voting booths provides that there shall not be
less than for every my voters who voted al the
last preceding election in the district The fact that
thcre is no such method Of asccri aiming the number
oi voters authorized IN the provision relating t.
election districts, taken together with the fact tl't
me provision Is pcIcmptory. and positively declares
aJ etch election district shall not contain more tan
oVo No'eiS, Will require TIE officers 10 ascertain thc
nuhher oi voters in the election district, in the best
manner that they can, in proceeding 10 divide or alter
oiclFCi, and in the absence NJ more satisfactory
PROOF the Attorney General thinks The number 0i
Noea cast ~ the last Presidential election may lie
taken a evidence Of the number Of voters the district
flrt ain
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EfSFBALL At TTXEDO
AVN PLAYS WHILE THE TENT COMES DOWN
GOOD AMATEUR PLAYING.


,ou made it, bow Yesterday at Tuxedo. For
~, time there has been no doubt about baseball
-, popular game, bnt yesterday, amid imposing
I'D anpropriato ceremonies, socletyS seal oi appToNa
"u afsyed 70 the sport at Tuxedo. The conteSting
vs.. we're those of the Tuxedo and Calumet clubs
..no,,v when il became known that men who have
srs shone as sQuires Of danes" would have h
me-. "" h.u in celebration If Memorial Day. members
:. cha two clubs and their friends Hooked to Nr.
,uora,s famous club with expectations upon the
top notch Thin, ,,,,,,, +,,o,. ,,.o.o
oointed for the game decidedly above the
o o''"Ei for amateur ball and, indeed, some of the
- made plays Of which professionals need not have
been ashamed.
.n,xado was represented in the field rs follows:
-, ,itrher: Hogan. catcher; Il. : De Gsrmendia.
rs.+ base Grenville Kane, second base John Weeks,
.rird ba.e: DR.. Rushmore shOrtstOp captain; +. ID:
v g. Kent left field 49,. ,.,..-.
ET&So.n & Who gracefully took defeat fof The Calumet
-. Martin d. Garmendid, pitcher, JOlu dempsey,
N1rber j. : Hoyt. first base; C. A. Robbins; second
ealC"oi Alfred ConElng third base Captain Meredith
nasSs short,tOp: Howard C0nkling. centre field :;
HoT1aiIE y Icvt right ilcld Arthur Weeks, left fed.
H. M ~. Geld used the natural ampmtheatrc at
the Junction Of the MoHnan a4e e G fr g es TcG
al ,bn accommodation of guests erected and its
s.rrs souls Of the afternoon. local band also
ta.nre and a prominent one. Play began shortly
aseT luncheon. The score by innings was aS follows
Tuxedo ..............f ..............qf 90 Q 9 9 3 .. 81
william Kent was umpire and Walter Brcesc smith
,.o,sd Among the spectators were Mrs. CIenVllle
go Mr. and Mrs. WctmGre Cryder, Mrs Walter
Hreesc smith. the Misses Field. Mr.; and Nlr> J. Z.
Ep7ie Mr. aid Mrs. George Forsyth, Mr. and Mr..
CS1rre (irisW0ld James Brown Pcttc'. Frank r.
StsnRroueh Nil aud Mrs. Cooper Hewitt Mr.: ard
~ PcT-. Iarllsrt. ir., james Il. Townsend. Z. De
psvs.eT If,ius,ton. Mr. amt Mrs Brace Price. Miss
Bra,e Price Ms. j. Brace lNln2y. : IL Roosevelt, NlS
Il " WairGus. Miss koo6 Martin Van burcn III.
and Mr., r. " kunt. jr., Mss Carley eY-1iayor
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t0ord Wnnle0.
Females.

Females.
NOrNG LADY dr-irc- I". ltloh a
- ~t,rofIaphrr and tSp""fll'i b.tl,h'' f,
,- would Ir willing t. assist ~ w 'i''N
-1aey moderate. Address BlNa"N' l''''
3d-LNc.
&INTEI iIGENT. ii-cdu' "t"d Amer
~ l-iu lads desires situation 40 v"'' or
stone. or am position of tract b'-1 I'''i-
cu,c. H.. ro. ~. Tribune ono.
II NGLIsU LADY ID. cn.hi'l 't rr,,'u
A. ispt. clerk nt nofi,t'- or othri POSI-, ,', ,,".
a. ~ ~. seaside preferred. '''' -''
Wa-n.naton-nNr.. ALBANY, y. )
HOIOEKNPHtE.- Lad pnot@9fI1Phci
wishes work ron rf-d'nc" HhN taii'H ~
tu touch also pictures 10 ifih-l' "" E'"H'
liA- pofcclaii, ~. ~ Fast lo'i'-'t'
- TIN NOGRAIfiEE.- -Bv q }oHn2 .'9t a.,
- -trlo. .rphef and tsp" ri"t 'pi"'' 81
do.ts .ur,.- work -Hlar' mon 'la.'' ~
'I.-. HILiABLH.31A to1pr. -aN" b."'"l' u.
tlCNOGRAPIIEE.-N oung infi d,-ir'S
- position a- stcnorrapa.r 1h1 W l.'
writer. ha. had Office csp'rlrhte. - ="
40 Bi,ision-sNc.. Brooal'n-
u Dt ND lad, dc-ir.- position ~ -ten".-
Z r4uh.r and typ' p'"ritrr -riatN uoI %
uifh au object A. a suitaDlr l"7''lu'' Nv"
Grrss ~ RGTAN. Tribune Once.
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TIE YEARLY MEETING IT rorGH6EErSIE

III IIINT ILLI NJ n IUI Ut n III " 10
pouelEecp-c. y. y. May 30 (Specieb.-Thc meeting
Of the New-Norl society Of Friends vas largely At
tended here to-day. William Wctherld. Amos Ken
worthy and William WoUon the speakers. In
addition 10 those mentioned ycStcNily Fernando
Cartand and hi, wife of North Carolina. were pres
cnt. All The visitor, were warmly welcomed. Robert
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COCRr OF APPEALS CALENDARS.

Albany. May 3O.-'rhe Court Of Appeals motion
calendar for Monday. June p saratoga is follows
Nos. 0l5 s65 800. $50. 0Ol 9OG, 9O7. 900 SOL 5Si,
92d, S9- sos. 912. 0Ia $50, 918 GIG, 933, 9l7 and
029.
The sccond Division day calendar for Monday at
saratoga, i, follows: Nos 1.Ooi. 927. sol. go,
-"-, J1j g19 and g12.
Following Is the First Division day calendar for
Tuesday, June Nos. 900, 1913. 26l, 800, }.i $50,
.,J6 and 230
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ana pistols were used and stones were thrown. James
simpson. OF the Junior class, badly hurt by blow
in the head and a freshman, John Hall. shot in
the thigh The wounds q these young men arc
Dangerous The police finally dispersed the crowd by
arrestng several OF the more dsOrderly students and
putting them in Jail and by o'clock the old town had
resumed its usual quiet. The boys gave bail for their
appearance and they released 1t is said that
the student who strrck Simpson IS known. A young
named Dman is charged with II, but his friends
say that he did not do it
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Nliocrllnucoue.

4 LDERT O. SPENCER. 276 G,h-aFe..
"A between J. IA md lH.h ats -li-hr lis@
la-1syls arc- made o. order recovered
sad repaired 9.onit and reliable.
A 90.r. BOOK. "Hov - Ec-P E'. -
II Clean ir,s . sng sddfc7, 'u' 'om.
rounds removes I'd ol i.ar. lt.t,e.5i
tcslii &. ioaulrg lIr1 D.. JAS. P- hD4Oi-
KISS. l2' Id r''-Si.
DINKE's Hon. Parol N1lHf Ki'n Ap-
7 uarat4- rurr. 0o.f., if q HruIa. fI'rri-
tsrf aud malaria As0 luAnrt Tor p
hellt.y; 10 haIdcu- the sy,-"i-. l.l'V
St-sye.
SPANISH LEo~ONS given Do. fl.'' '
= spain. Boo. au hour evening '.i--. A-
cfe9, UlLPtNO, ll' i-i-i '-4
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Cnmesnc 1l.uluJl5 tUdnts0
Males

Males
TIr.DANr 10 gentleman GOOD N"l't D.
q W,u accustomed 10 ridrrt s'h'''l'"'' %
t-.!~t.n- u toilet dressing, Ia NM
Z, .o GOOD rubber ard na--ag" r'"-ih'h' ,
=. ,..a,..f rlrnrr: GOOD city renee 3
a.e 8s. kddros, FRANCIS li3 J.. Pl',
TrE%pANr. TsIFr L-NAH, Nc..L;
a a neat and ? i.ahir NOlLg wan
yIc,st do.ccat. strong and h,a.thy - ,..,1
or attendant on ilNalid willing anu "niI
~ ,r.,lou.ly employed oa Englloh i1H'
,'a,. H. rh, st /. f,scnrr- ROBFK ~ NfL-
lNG - En,t fth ~
DITLFR VALET or AIIEN p y -,
ID Ms vnung German nan, ~ aslnt -
i.h and French co'Apicnt ~ al ii,'., 1in,,
!. tiii',g To- navel trustworthy. NNbIF hiu
t"t"tTg unoue. LiOuablc rcfcrunce- lroh
a.si.rlas. families and l4st emp,oJtsdt.:. a.
a. suuly 3,7 ith.sNe.. .5ll ana -olh s''
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flats co Get. fnrnlohe0

no RENT furnished. ia the Living
i stone. l2G Lat lyth-~t.. 60 dcot o9-t
of Irving Place lcht. cheerful AID airy
anartn-nt: loH lri,r to o d.-irtblr ton
ait. Apply TO x u. pODD. ,55 Bway.
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Rfal Cetale 10 Gfehnnae.

" NCHANGE-ChO,ce lat property. fuzzy
II rented: also private house; "lcsiLi. lO-
cation for couutrt property or lot. j. -.
HONT, Il broadway.
TANGr.-Ncwport rfs!cCncc for c4ty
Il or nenrbE properly large modern hoG-,
stable Rrapcry. greenhouse photograph.
j. .. HOYT = Broadway.
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Az OPINION On THE NEIy BALLOr Law.
Albany May so (specan.-At,orney-Gcn Tabor
in an opinion the Ballot Reform law says That
the act does not state that in altering dividing "a
ditrc, the number Of votes shall be asceraincd by
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Buelncss Z hnntes.

A Il PAY CASH for stocks o. msrcian-
"A, disc OF dH goods. fancy goods f.--
ll-Mug cUCes. clo.nug SHOES, Nt., lh any
quantity city or country. - Nv i.lN
BURG. i2d East s5i-st. and 81 WA's"r.-'.
A GOOD CHANCE f,r q. yo.nr nan o.
-. r.rfurr iu n.c lu.-- and best paying
r.sinrS. which Niil Uav in i-W mont. r
leo pr cent ou tuc capital. AdIf rs i...i-
IAS. Irlbun, Once
NlNLG~l ~lDL hI~OEI .ice ct.aa ani
a coaicrt.oaeI. store. I'D "a ..,-' .. ..'.l
bu,ln,-, r,a-ou ior -'u.nf. 400. '-1 '' ''
l0CK WOOD NeN-lD Io-ro'h.r. A.J
A sNI.nT daN with SO GOO raa double
"A investment rN,ry year Agreeable a'-
frlcti,r. outdoor cutrpi -'- 't l-'H-
.ilol, Win mon need a-cn'-- f'-i'''''
BOX 1898.
tN OLD.F~ IAELI>UI.p PIANO bI Sic
\ NI>S.-Au ,N.ei!enf opp'ltumtF hoI'
~, bona ldc plr.ha-.fs u',I npI'- A'-
DIS, j. 4. Box =. Tribune o'.-
- ALL TRAVELLER. .ca.-.r- q
y N.'..au. WitI .'u.-'-tt' .'..l i'i-'.
VITA ''e jewell, ,ohb,r7,g' g.. a.. -. d,'. 30,
to ~ r':,ai r'',o. "a. os ,' ~. i,,r,. =.
yesr,. Aadf,~- B.. j. =. Ir.n.n. '--''.
A DVEETI>ER having l.u9 .a-, o'
a profitable fruit and i"-I'
wants good nan Win -e,mc money t.,}'' ~
nof; married ma rH'ii'i- y l'.I i-i''
Box j. Tsibrne once.
Il or SALt..-oil stab. shed t'l'i l-'--
Z t'cc dong 4ooi bu-ir s- t"o 'i'.r-,
Instruments a-It entire Ollie. 0l'Li. 4"
sat. sfactory Contra Nrw-i 0fk. hdtr"-.
UNION. Trbun" Ofl.ce.
w HOLEsALE oil ANp pEllIL.. W
w - SINE~- FpH SAl.t. It btfH.Dr'
Ma -Owing u t.. death oi NJ. W.'a.. g..
West. tie ,fiy r'urfr of fhr irH ~
West S0n- aid NfW having fll'i I'D
tl,r who1c-al. oil hL-ilt4- for '4r .u D.
YEAR. snd petroleum since n ha- D.'n 'r
u,c the good N Ni and stock on hand which
In not lafg, . D..rf nr .Ai.. ~ f'--- '.
arp.g N ClIRfSTOpflE W H'T Nrui" .
iT i,ret Innif1ri--t. ll1. 'l"r Ma
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Connlrn Teal estate for 5aIs.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Hand
II some residences AID building sitoa for
We houses ~ let furnished q Uniuiniahec-
TUBBS I TAYLOR. BeekmAh-7I.
4 HANDSOME country lat az Meth,
"a erwOOd. New-Jcr-ev f0i sal" AZ
Sat Oe;ga.n house contains al improve
nients stable in complete ofdfr iON 'Cn-
mutation this pfop.r.v situated On pIOmi-
ntnt crNe. IOr partlcu!aI, Apply 10
THOMAS & ECKERSON. 35 w. "pth-st.
Il EAuIIFUL COUNTRY SEAT for 81 s,lle
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Qrcs 5udklrJ.

%B.LE & It6L&Ii~- raf.-iIn ti'-s-
~ fl1n.r,. 4.t~t aa@ u -l i''
.lIlc,' lttriiu.- Dl'n ~ 4H'' H'' 'l 30
A.. wo-1 2 arantfrd ma ia'' pr,e'.
iol Wet '8p.-st.
4 EIIsIII Gr,-sra.-af lnror,i i.sa-
II lon. ho.el oraor ., hort ne,.c.; ooh
Lurch4. 4 II dr,ir-4 Nrs MrELKOY.
~ las, 0'n..t, opposite Dnnnl"t.s.
Ill ~.llt.- DIRE --, I.4a.t at
n Iu1rsnt ri teH poN"- ii1 ia D. ~ -
Nh4ifr.l. r4u.4rr '. ..''.'I' i'''' ''''' ""
material r0A.ouab.- charge. ''Dhi-. i''
"est i5a-sl
A Ill TIM LAI4-I -ff.r. oi mi- and
~ chIIC en', .ehoY.. D.oIu,aaG ali nr.n'
GIotre- uadr by an tNp.r.fird q OF --.hahrF
ana e,sIgu,r. EOLlNA>. oJJ t.h.a''.
A LXrIHILSCLD Lofa0n df.- mako,
"A WolI .aa aa 'Dt'- Inrnt ~ th' '.l
" the .',.ut london 10 ".'H r",''
American tol.c, nl '-c!s- I'i'A, 70 a. 10 10
care n Mr,-f.. Dp,lc, C,9'tt Dic''n''tf. DO
s Sioan,-.,.. London, 0 W.
rI.~~MNK KfE.-A Dror'i. 1l lr 'a tA'f
DO' lOl % experience and uIdOublr. a'i't o
-o.I,lts ,npagcmcnt- by the dal 'aii 'iaei %
tutf4ut, ed rolrGencrs "iI1h'b4'. 10
6rs-s Nr.. =. JOHN STONh, ,lG5 J.. l"'ih-';.
RFSSNAKFR. GOOD lttcri good drg-
1ncos tddr Mis- s.. 30 West -3f ..
EAsHlONAELE dre,smaAine by ihe
i G1r. ladies' and cnldIrn'- co.hHt.
1910 MaGison-ayc.
~ IltsVCLANs Fruch dr.-sn.1hcf l1'c
! from EOllN's, want WoIh ~ ~, u1, %.
II,itat. f1tnilr. AGlrc-, q. H.. l'J "ct
3,th--t.
rlENlCLAcS Gfcs-nnA"r wishes moro
L. rr.to,,,r. at her own homo; peri ~
1T; terms reasonable. -'E otH'''''
t,IItSgCI.A- ia. Ian drcs-r~ror. nc'y.
L Iv ..toIIf.h.4 Wiahf- rnr' tu~tnih' ~ :
,pi:, 50 Up. Mlle. ABEL. 'I5 'li'a''.
,,p. U,ity cu.. and nts furniture -'ip
M co,crs. dlce-mlfug family s'm
by thc day; ci.y o. COUNTY, - WV
45th-st.
z;AIsON DE CONF IAN CE.-.H y ~
IfI fj'lT MICuTI. rs West t''h,,t.- il..
Iofter. GUNNER. taccllinS street " y O. !
lofle,' r.tr.iai tikrn.
vrNE n. ATTOINErTI, ~ Wet ~
NJ -, ffrto. fer o. .ssrs' dresses ~ y
A.. co.tu,rrs FOR chilcreu, non 70 Il
y,ar,, lat. ~ fashion; -hcft hot'e'
&, TyLIsu drcsscs madc: nodara,"
- r-i,c. sample. can Dc sc'n. IiS
Wcst 82d-st.
a,TYIlSH SUITS made f."m, 30 ana onp'
- guarantee % cut ana ht si' T's
uolIg fr,. Of charge cfcuihi Nl''-,' /,
smoc}olty Ms NAYLOE, &o3 t'aJ
2 -t-rt.
-rP-Suu1ncr. travelling street dr'..-'
,So made ia latest style. ~o'L -iYNI
l. LY"r fn-Lion MagaZino tn-iWn" Al'"N'.
Nine. OATES. 240 West ga 3d.
,oo WEST SIN. Battau...
iUJ .tyllsh drrs~uakcrt p'Hr,t NtHht
ana elegant drapiuQ suit m'd' i"I" -''
K!ng bell three times. ...,..
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flats 60 Ec,. untnrnisheo.

ELATS 10 LIT IL THE
4 GORDON.
ss.h.st.. 9ih.sve. newly decorated; steam
beat ard all modern hp ovchT.tS; rent
from 50 e. 500 per month rooms and
bath. Inquire Of the owner. on pieui5s.
ItSIST. az. 8lD 81 WEST-Fln-
- nat. four rooms and bath; al i'm
movements rent, -1l e. @2f.
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:. RFN~ON. $50. 5Gl sno 5eS o,.o!-.
L. st., DFOoklyIi.-H owners paradise;
light carriages Of every r!ption hand.
maie harness 20 all purposes village and
rcid carts. hns.nnss anc depot WAGONS. az!
every other article ncrialning 70 the horse
The OniT one-prics house In the ti!s!ness. and
~
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Brooklyn Real Estate.
Gin Heal Cs,ate Go Eei.

HOTEL TO E.-Thc-RLeia, - and
III - B1w.rv: six stories high, % rooms
tCIae.t.a with Windsor Inea:fc; best !oca-
ton ior hotel and Ica taufaut Ia TINS Gtt{ ,
~ ffd-oudhle rent. Apply 70 mum
NESBIIT 5j2 Grand-st.
1O0 BROADWAY. Room ]. % lrtt pos
1UU session Immediately: Will ~eli roll
toy desk bookcase and - volumes % y. J..
Aple'l, rcport.. Apply CONIlNEN Al
INSURANCE CO.
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xyrASiilN6;. IRONING, o. CLEANING:
w -Ry a German woman; H. or OFT ot
.be horse: best reference. Mrs. SAN.
pERS. 2O2 West GQth-st, LIST floor back.
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~ NeINpFg having nr.t-cla-s ll'tu- %
=. ,nd .Nt'r.ltr experience IN all tA'
I'1uirrmcnts Of . ar.tc!as- position, q o.
.ifr. 10 make ch,ugri ,tri 'tl{ Einr1ifhy 1in.|
~ ofogphiy reliable. honcst ana l.'..ss'
,.ar.. .atl.act.ry rrascns. coupled ,il wlln
b..t fr,cI .nlr. given nI p'r9o,"I
,ieW. ENGIHEEK. ga East 'th-'t
HENrLEMAN having cio,'d ms .hi'r Ip'r
"a nefs dc-irs cmpoym'nt - .iiIy
tl,re' e.r.r &C.: make chang" rie
:, tiuoahls. J. ~. Boa ~ SO''"
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furnished Rooms.

LARGE furnished bedroom = lct for
one Or Two gentlemen. - Zd-atc..
IL
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L. UROPE.-Will gladly wait on lady or
"a children for passage; good sailor ac.
spanish and English. Please address ROY
Battery Par. Mission, - State-st
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Roar0 dno Noom0.


rr4NDSOMFLY FURNIsIlED k0oM'
II with boa d FOR two lO4 W'st Gun
- near al PARK ana 90 Sta1''h 3
references required.
,sTE.ST.. IS EAST near 5th-aye.,-
Large cool summer room aLpf
clo,et.; house and table desirable m"oe''
ate.
40 WEST 5IST-ST. -HanCsoIncly FUR
rs nished room, 10 let with boafa sum
A.er prices.
0,D.sy.. iz6 WEsT.-Two large con; i,
ZZ uccrllg rooms, in newly iurn l1"'
I,r.e suitable for family or psf'5 VI
aGuIt-: other rooms.
ooTu.Sr. no WEST -Gocd bosIa,
80 pleasant rooms hone comforts "'''
table board.
ooJH-sT., WEST, 2O3 -Ve-y dcsiFsDie ,i,.,.'
OS large. airy rooms, ample closets rnn, n,,
niug mstfr: carpets ana fuH4tuFr IL Nv"
throYchOut house; excellent table oo''"
mJdera;~.
IoTT-cT- - WEST DesirsLle rooms
10 with board ference.
90 NhnIsON-AVE.- -Ccol, nicely ,.c TUT,
80 ni.hed large ana hail roOnT, sSi,oa, ae, "a
moor. front, for party o. thrce 'A'' '''i''''
load vacant June 3 reference.
oo, WEST TU.ST.-Ncwly fuIL'snou fi,.sn'or
ZOi rooms sOutl cri cApo-uf''
heard block from. i st1tloh'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

n OUSEKEEPER.-B a frs. class house
IL keeper; or Will take charge OF FUR
sh'd room horse; city or country best
Office.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

NANTUCKE MASS Desirable bli'f-
~ log lots near the ocean and surf Slde
,rctel, on the fines part o. NHtuckct j..
hod price now only $50 10 800 each lot
Yer about slO 900 worth Of the-c lot fee
ed clear IN exchange 70 other properties
tsps On application ROBT. APrLT fON,
s,feal estate, Equitable Arcade 100 B'way.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Hewitt Miss Randolph, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert C. Pen
and c. 7. Watson.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Gin ncal C5ia.c for Sale

III houses. l7o. l7s and lS0 West 18th
-: beautifully decorated always open
IN -IF~~ HOUSES - Manhattan
i SQUARE" moth. (ol-t--t.. betw cen sth
and 9.h aves.) four houses. cabinet Irish.
2jA95 feet stories basement and collar
clas-'clI. oriental aud unique; l. station on
corner. open for !nspeccCn. or address
RICHARD GEENES. owner and builder 6c
West SD ST.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
3or Sale.

NUAIRS.-Fln cn.bo-'cd leather char.
match NANUFACTCEER, 800 Wet @ls.-
-. ncar lOthnN
NoR 6ALF-A - loot cathnJt. Inquire
L of IOHN CARLI. HamInh.s nlio4oh'
Hoclsaway Beach. -..-
EOR SALE.-Onc complete s"t Of thr
Il International CyclOpcdia, in library blhH
ing. new. FOR $50. L. EpLi'"' 7''
West $7th-7t.
HAVE A GOOD 53-foot -cnooncr Facht
tra, tyill sel or charter also have
,o,r - foot sloop Yacht (newl for raie ;
Sniiilt IN last year. JoHN p. SMITH NJ"'",
y. Y. ----- ------,
AXE GEORGE ICE. d. -.i,,o,d
l. 10 600 tops. wcll S'"r'u ,.' c..,aSd TO- !.
ntt .r'.h ~ ,,,scb,.crs f. o. addre-s. : ~.
IFYP ~ GooIIDGE LAX" @eor'" y =
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

a. OOD HELP SUPPLIED free % hotel,
- and private families. II West 4ith
st., corner 0th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
for Gnlc.


JCE 'oi sale By Tho csrsoi car, l9sGcl
foi shipment. Address j. II. COT ItNH,
az wcsi 2ith--t.
NIsFIT CAEITTS % ya.cs Bru--"l,
I'VE c'v"t $50. 20 vifi- Ingram csrlrt.
~: also h,rgein- in oiicloth. At ABHA.
HAMS 81 1th-avc.
DAIENT RIGHT TCE SALE OF a
li,l'cf 'nr a.oiiue stoves aud kerosene
ilmp. Adde'S roN -. "ermanto"n,
CAFES.-You can g,t secondhand onire
= .a,c at your o"" riice by calling at ''
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vof surn o. al mmYflctures nachinc-
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TIERS. 20 BlodiUaN. Telephone, 3'lS
Cortandt.
$500. .OOO EHFa%S orc,S> rlAEol9HTEi !. . r5,,c
BEATTY. Washlnr'on y. J
fclp Onnlco.
$4,000 LAnY a"t ,,a,i,, a,aiir%ca io can can.
.-,.rf. fol F,fe-flup blood htfers the h.-'
blood plfa,r @ o.. age for future o.
- hott.. fec 20 agent. 4. BLOOMING
DALI, GIDN r.>u.r. N. y.
Males
ACTIVE N-N cl naNr hig pay bv sole
"A WF lol.'fod goods ilr. t.eir h"'ar on
tr.- Ir >ru. osE aHc D. .nt.fn. lol plr-
'.uis7- ,.u 900 Irlro4d ave. Jer- '' 'ty.
ltEN WANTED t1 -rI nursery -'n.a.
y. lp ,Ni,r nr. required weekly fHf
r.nt..1. n. -'.,a .o'1 uarrsnt.l nr-t-
.I1.s 0lfft. fr... vr.te. ATWOOD 4
co.. G.u.tf. s.. y.
Females.
n R.,I ff surgical work IN hospital.
y Al.f'-- 70 .....r only. stating ..'..-
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VE-tNI p. ...I .o'.. va-a.. rnt '-ou-
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'for' lo 0..' forenoon hr'n. f.''s'nc"-
O. m .1-t place.
"a ANr.p- csn,p.-'- fos an article
W a family Dol- .mplo4, especial ad-
.s -e- .r f... ..U. fDr ill ..- ARA clear
t.d Acer..- ALEXANDER. T.. -. BoA
If-S. NrN.t ofa.
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