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stood too soon by all concerned that this Nation Of
free has made up its mind not 20 be governed py
fraud In this is the substance OF the whole MATER
To carry out that purpose is the supreme duty OF thi
Republican party. You are doing excellent service IN
defeating the persistent attempts OF the Democrats 10
obscure and dstot the real issue Involved in the Lodge
bill, and in showing that it proposes simply to give
effect to fundamental and vital provision of the Con
stitution, and to make this a popular Government in
the only trne sense OF the word. The suggestion Is
good ono that IL be called the AntiFOrce bill u might
be- named the Anti-IntimidatiOn Anii-Fraud Ill.
When the American people get to thinking about Il IN
earnest they may be trusted to see To 1t that the
American system of government shall be preserved and
enforced threats, prejudice, fraud and violence 10
the contrary Notwithstanding.
/ hope you Will continue 10 develop tnat KIND OF
thinking on the subject. Yours truly,
JOHN l. GILBERT.
Malone, n Y, July 90, 1890.
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SOUTHERN REGISTRY LAWS.
AND HOW THEY ARE USED AGAINST REPUBLI-
CAN VOTERS.
Malone, n. Y, July %, 1890.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
sir: Please allow me little space in your paper TO
protest against injustice 10 the negro in the south by
the Registration law and its management am a
minister of the Gospel and citizen of Abbcvile County
In May | was graduated from the Atlanta Baptist
Seminary. and am now supplying the First Baptist
Church in the town Of Greenwood, County Of Able
vile, ;. G.
BY the Jaw OF the state the 9TH inst. was the last
day for registering renewing lost certificates and trans
fcrring from other counties. Not less than 800 col
orcd accordingly went to the town of Abbevllle
for the purpose Of registering and having their lost
certificates renewed In the morning, before many Of
the whites had gathered, few of the colored voters
registered. Others who presented afdavtS were told
that this not the day for renewals, etc. Only
few lucky registered, and this permitted TO
brbe the public. About IL O'Clock very large crowd
had assembled. But long before that time the mar
passage to the window was thronGed by white men.
vino had laid violent hands upon some of the colored
men who attempting to register and kicked them
of the steps Of the vcianda. This intimidatcd tbe
colorcd people and kept them waiting till the white
men might get through. But when one of the whites
had registered he would keep his place till another
would me TO take the same.
About O'Clock led column Of colored men to the
entrance Tho white men yelled out: This place Is
not for negroes. it Is for white men - Push the ne
grocs back; kick them back; shoot them And they
coorcd people and told thcm that it better for MS
to leave the town than to have any blood shed or 10
shed any, and that would make protest in Northern
papers AGAINST such proceedings. BY this time knives
were opened around me and pistols called for. So
came down from the st p, and walked twenty five or
thirty yards away: but the colored men, being IN
willing 10 leave. halted. Then TO encourage them |
sad Gentlemen. this Of thing cannot last.
Time VII work a change
.For Il-lt i, r.eht since God IS God,
Aud itsif tna day
Wrong Is liz own punisner Like the lrsAmans wood
chuck II let alone it will burst 1t, own bra -
Out.' wac again assaulted By one poor iuuah ~
cox. by uamcl. With oath, he threatened my life,
ordering me 10 hush my mouth and 70 leave the
lrurd: which I found best L do. A. did Otic1s.
The rc-i,tra'o law On the south Is the biggest
luuhug If the age 40 man can vote unless he he
trlrt of registration certifying hi, age. whore hc
live, and what hi, occupation u.s. Now II Is exits mely
difficult 10 yet ticket Of this kind because all super
visor, of registration under the Democratic rule are
AGAINST tho progress If the Republican party, hence
thy do not take any interest IN registering cOlord
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RAILROAD SERVICE To THE CATsKILLs.
4 L L. 1. n q

To.he Editor Of T he Tribune.
Sir: The wllter IN Tie Tribune this morning VIM
50 severely crtic.-es the railroad service % the Cd'
kills because he desires t. travel faster leaves an "
lust impression by choosing OF the slo"c'I hlo,'
tain trains on tie route for his illu-traton Hal 10
taken "A fast train much Of his valuable tine "onI'
have been saved. and the mountain railroad pe"plc
would appear 10 better advantage. Train 20, Oh
the West shore the CatNkill Mountain express, wuch
is now the favorite makes the TO Kingston In TWO
hour, and fifteen minutes. To-day, starting bclhhu' IL
came up in one hour and hfy nine minutes. Then
after ten Minutes lunch. the train runs to Phoc;nc
i'm Gfjy-nvc minutes including four stops. Then on
to Tanncrsville IN just All hour mora, which makes
the total time from Woelawkcn four hours and twenty
minutes The run to Ploeuicla from Kingston II
over On III grade ninety eight feet per milo for five
miles then sixty feet from Strkan mp Superintendent
j. H. Jones Of the Ulster and Delaware and Kal'rS-
kill roads, says that the schedule time Of their express
trains cannot be materially shortened with safety.
The quickest run ever made 10 PhOenlcia he says Il
tllry-,N minutes. This made by The Tribune
specials in years past, the engine having only one
coach. The Boston paper special last wccil ran
up in thirty eight minute. But no such time can be
made with amy regular train, having from Fix "a ten
coaches. half being heavy "pa:lOrS, now even with
two engines. NJ. Jones says II Is unsafe to run
rapidly with two engines a. with ono. lie says also.
that they cannot make ali expires, trains, they have
all cd~.n, t. accommodate. The distance from lhoe-
nica 10 iauncr,Vlllc IS fifteen instead Of eleven miles,
stated 10y the writer aud the grade on the stony
speed thci'. L. the reduction Of tine the Vest
Shore. il is fully demon stratcd that the ran from
Wr"hawken 20 Kingston can be- made IN two hours.
before st"tc1 u The Tribune, but railway men here
IN 10 regard such schedule for regular train a.
uuWisc II.
Kingston, y. Y, July n. 1890.
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6clp Udnieo.

Males.
I VI MLN 20 ogsaaire lodge, for Tho
IL b n-'O.cnt Union rLoOD in , years.
40 wc.aly sick hcn,,at, 600 "a g y'aie.
Apply to -. l.. LOWELL, 30 broadway,
Eojm Is Nrv.Yora.
Jg-N WANTfp - Introduce and -eil our
vi r. eds. NhDl.-al' aad rot3H from house
Oh house Or bD.A $50 one an % act al,
genera. agent fII ib' sat. % y NY Ola.
o. further particular address JOSEPH "
" LEXIS CO., l5l tbatpan-st.. LIMA.
Mas.
nFFfCE MANAGER. once assistant.
~ gr"'.lf cir. =. - h"S' > h'f; MILO
PoLlTAN A"LNCY. os5 lirdadway
w MID comp. ~ doublo.cutfy hook
w keeper WHO undrrsf. nd importance
90 looking afr details ond keeping work
uu. To- ught land o. an in Ef1Jelyn "a tory .
~ c-,nce- aud .a!ari. Adds,vs PERMA.
NFNr. EHN -. Irhur" oricc
SEAA1ID. sal -rsn 90 s4la.y o. COM
'in.Nic&L 'ISK EHA~iSG' rFIciI..
The greatest selling novelty ever p-nt Of
l,ia' inh uo-'4 H'y 10 Two sfe-ht7 40
shl4-iou ~ I.P-r. zoo 70 500 pr coat
D. OF one a. Ai- Sale amounted - 500
u -IN DAYS auo'hr. st- loo tau holI~. We
STATIC aud Ir.rltnff. S1mpl" by Mau -
CTS. IYr terms alt iuI particulars adlrc--
THE MpNEOE ERASER MfG. CO.. la
(JANTED. experienced. sUccc.,fui
w lf, i,.utaree agent can obtain special
IO'tlbie = !tlon A. MANAGE. general or
si-,ial agent 10 Eastern. Wr-;"1l or SQrfh.
rn States With To- Mutual Kcaerve Fund
Lie 40 alton. fp,'rr FrVdlnF. - P1rA
EoH 10 is thu larr'-t. most succe-afIl ma
uIal ~ MUM Assoc alton On thc world II
!.9 pad 'lght million dollars death Claims
!. hss Two million foiar, cash surplus. 2,
Furnishes IN Insurance 40 about One.haR
'la usgal rates Call rpOn o. address ~
" BIO~S. Nicc-P:cslf ut.
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voters. Again. IL colorcd should happen To get
a ticket and move from the place where he was when
he first registered, he cannot vote without reh. wal
and these harder 10 obtln than the original Ger
tincates
The colored people a whole a moving people,
That H. the majority Of them have homes OF ther
own: consequently they are often competed 10 mOvo
when they do not desire 10 do and this Kills Their
votes. . =,
Is this right Where is the remedy national
election law Not that the Republican party may rule
the country Int that the viii " the whole people may
be known and IGNORED. DAVID ;. kLUGH.
Greenwood ;. c., July IS, 1870.
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t0oril iOantco.

Males
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4 80, 20. ~ H''t.,ioh q
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a -'..' w. -
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tuI German. c,-iFr, IO.loa B., willing TO
o. AZ u. 4 ID, 'a.Y %. i-4, bet s'i's-
,rf .. /. 70. - WHIT
,n.... MN l. d.,,.u. nj obtaining
"a e. po-.ro. o., l'usf,l a',4.srI4,, i4 ri
oaco
4 hNLi.iI~lNr Ni% - ri'nae
- WILL. q" ICON 81 Fo'H ho47r' HN-
e.. -' ALiA, IMMUNE.
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y s.al.. experience. o"r-s his -srvic.-
.yg',.ir ''-'..i'ni ~ an' IT, i o. ,t tic
~ % ~ "uI"- A'NI'9' ~ 80 "''
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4 Aoi s." Man .aI. d...i.. q position %
y ifu-i can Hllr hoHI - i.'l noes.
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4 MAs q, take are Il horses sd worA
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n,,,- .lT l,7.hc- situation Of ,ur Kind.
Is Adir :. IONY KrNILMAN. IS HioIa-
way. Brl1klyu, j.. y.
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~ ,''l IN ~ ro, 80
uqch an object a. cteady job S1tisfactory
irfr.turr. FN6iN Der, 100 Iudla~si., dfc"ii-
I,inf
rSef.-Trr iy rr.t-ci,.. general me.
Il c,apir Fri th tomr,rat.. WY good
.ei.rrucr-i lon OF august or sooner. IN
Gu.r" lquor-s or 20 @w't rnrnf-s'.
80 MrLOYEkS"-FRLE TO EMPIO =
II I.itS..AA Glasses Of rr.IdDl" male hep
carefully selected and sent upon receipt q
bosLal cara Oh te!at f!ni ~ or > ~, ~ 'eoa
o. '"Gh'IyJ heI'ti',t''' MY 2,iir XirfI'E
I'ir % y %, SRaa G1;i;or.sr cntrance 400
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Pr'alt. ,.hn.hed id7o
1-.t,.I-rc o--f-rl,s-- rnpinecr wants
H. -, IN ~. 1,ctntv ,n,rtrn.n.
y 1It""e.'H IA h'"., 1,,,' 4',,,rs m
house %. J"i'i Guy ", ."I'l..h " Id,o.s
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fOork Uanit0.
Males.

Males.
,>,r,p a. ,,,.r,,o,, ,,,r,.,, and
j wifs. no children. desire lsni.of.hlp oi
Office br.tuy. highest rsf. ren.ts. BALL,
SOS Past 55tn.s,
49, ,.----.--- 80, -..-..-. .,-,. ,l.
Y! ,,o,e ncut,iga r6.,.,a,'-~, n"r,o,,
and lIrd'ei d.a,.,.e. can be- successfully
1r'',..I a. r.,..,,. M LII, h,r..4 bv nj.
fr-s.lar I.o,,i. yGp P.l'-,.ierg. a graduate
m massage from Tr.Ibufs. t~rEany t-ru.,
nodc.atc. Adj. '4ro &. T.. Ca.loL,
N D. IA D. 40 't.-Ale.
1vN .itt frtlu,'-. aror,lu,au.. v.tl
vi b rdwarr trade In south. Southwest
aEl coast. ~ he opr f'r enYo -'i ear -o
tayc. II taat IN August l. - X H.
AN"r ll"u'c.
'%iiT a, % S.,r llS IA. MA" rei T,a ,|
"l-hrs pos.uon O.. night v.t.'Hn. coli
or adi.'-s WATCH ~ AZ, 3'J Lat 'iti-7t
wo.K br d,v for tr.'af, ptf.le. or
'.,a,~. g. +. T.! 81 W., I,.a.st 90 ''' "
- i~rFC-T,rTI MAN A. nr.to,- with
IL of. enrrf0irarrr: br-' II fs-tIrrsul,...
Affr.., CONFIDI NCF. Tribune once.
-
80 - ~ -. I"'. '', 40. ny a. Ni-.
'''u.r1'n'- III ~ ,na.... Will +.
KIN go IA. it,fn..f
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- TENOeHAi nI-hS s1G BENNINGTON opes.
'or ni.. I'll ''',wSYyc KGI F"Fs.N SEtMASS ~
RTNFDICr. 327 nroldway.
-, MILL Young man "'.t- situation ol
- ANY KIND AN f'hI n.l VIZ" 80 r.
hard vorA ~ or country. AH1f''- H. u"
80 80. = w.
~ 4tNDlNfi-OFIi' com r.i y WIN
-hn llh --'n ii is. "i .''' ~ ga hc''
tpliI ap'Iai .,' 'h ~ hI 'h T4it sly 80
g s 6, ,o' o..g'..,s Nc1I 5 TAI ~ 49, I'D
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fnr',, rI'i ,iC-. Aldf =, OIL cal ." Il
J. mn l. D. nii'h--'''' 'l''.
n, i.. ,.. ..t. .t, i.fNf. - SHORT SO
i Ilt g.. lr. 3 % cents a folio aut w,lA
guaranteed i,i.f lc' given n 81. r.d ru.-
r. ..,.a pee. ,2hc. q. Addrr~- g. u.
Ht'' d - u, ''''> ''- w. " ~
" ~ I'D F.'.' % Do. H. cia-, p..t.
A.. ""@ ,'i ,ut .'' I..' '..' az
Aih' room p,Hb oi it,.i a. VIZ
.,A' 90, H. - 1T '''''''" 80 '.'h''''
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w ~ d. IV'l, on Oh l'Nt'n1 III lNoilc
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w -. a -ftr,r.on on .r,.... ,.in mails, him,
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Mr. TREADwAY's RETIREMENT.

TO the Editor Of The Tribunc
sir I'm your Issue II last Thursday You state that
all Northern Now NoCl. including EsseX County.
ha, retired Trca,Svay.7 We have an uuwritt"n ira
d.ti,n iu this county. which has prevailed for many
year not 10 send any man for more than two terms
10 The Assembly. Mr. rrc'dway, having served two
forms. wa, necessarily retired by t.., custom and did
not oven desire q r'no'mu1tOn. Tie question 81 hi,
,.iti,n in The Assembly last year was not Went0ncd
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or discussed in any way, shape We deem
II only just % Mr. Treadway that this statement should
be made, without entering upon the discussion Of
whether his position right wrong In the last
Assembly +. >. W.
Port Henry, Y. u, July 10, 1890.
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Erln IOante0.


Males
CIGAR RETAILERS AID AGENT wanted
u o. sell The celebrated Plum Pcri"ctO.
the nnest scent CHAR In The world you
never saw It's equal call at store Oh adlIr,-
l.. MILLER & Sons lf9 Chambers 81" y d.
IF YOU ARE OUT OF EMPIoYMEST
OF wish " make a change, cal ~ Tao
Old reliable hsiropolitan Agency POI, ll9''
procured for boohkeepers, collectors, clerAs'
men, stsblcmcn watchr On, useiulurn'
farm hands tesmsters. COOKS. walters, nfr-
AGENCY. oS6 B'"Ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
Real q state.

&, AYE INVESTMENT. -Sure spacu'a-
- ton: great chance Cor somebody -
make money splendid property finest
situation IN Philadelphia; stores. - br.ck
houses. lust finished all Improvements a
good az gold: together with Co lots VIII
be sold in one lot at an unhrard q bargain
cash ONLY. Address CLOSE ESTATE,
Tribune Office
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Dnsllless Ghautes

49,. ~ = f
LADY engaged IN successful iftisIc
a business viii give equal lhleI''I ~
Inv win ~ 600 TO 40, 600 Address 81. o.,
care Barrett House. 43 bfoHd"ay. -
GOOD PAYING ranch and stock for
a sale at a sacrince. EXECUTOR, %
broadway. Room II, n. Y. ----
4 / PAY CAsH for stocks Of merchan'
"A. disc. as dry goods. fancy p0oas: iu d,
nishing goods. clothing, shoes, ,cTf, e, Any
BUHG, I20 East sSd-s.. and u tWaiAer.st
GOOD PAYING cigar store for sale.
n with soda water stand ana fubb'
stamp business; cheap rent; . years lease
Inquire is Forsytl-st ----.-
A RESPONSIBLE party who has NE
n ability 10 Interest capital Tor l"rlt-
mate cntetprise can learn o. an opportunity
10 use that ability TO good advantages by ad-
dressing Lock Box 70, LAREDO Texas.
A WELL.ESIABLlSHED nrst-class nil.
"A linery store on 5tl-aye for sa!t oyer
Two years lease: Address E. T. .. BON
EINE GROCERY BUSINESS ,FQH.
r SALE.-30 minutes from Ncw'ho.k
sickness cause Of selling no agchLo. Au-
dress H., "a Murray-st., n. Y.
r. OR SALE AT 5000 CASH.-stock,
fixtures and accounts OF pf'h'hpiI =
manufacturing business IN this city E"Ous
all sold here and Brooklyn. Address is =
o.. Tribune once.
nor SALE--An Interest H. X. Il. patent
l. that has been approved" by TWO oil inc
largest reads, and - recognized to become
the best paving article on the American
market. address Room 80. Aston House.
EOR SALE-TrOy Laundry, years estab-
j lished viii stand Investigation.
Lsundry. 40. Goerck-st.
HALF INTEREST in va'u9blc novelty
IL patent for 500 to party who win
and quick sales. j. b. NC. OoS broadway.
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for Sale.

- n4sI..1 ...4DIs.-ooO tcoond.
"A hand WOOD and non worALiR machine,
ilHy guaranteed i"d Llncfy hopfAt .'ni a.
son.st
A NlYNiND 10 diamonds. watches. lnr
II Jt"cl!v. delivered to' r.H4 90. pol. -ti
Dalsucc payable 10 small N''f5 l.t' .a'
Cad Or aCdr's- iNIDS Nal'I co.. 30
EiDae~at.
A DVEHTIsLK ouc.. ~ nu. ~..s-- ,t.A.
"A dsoLl- lads gDhi "t.'h i" ,..'i4
Ing white stone. both iJs e3'. Adlres-
H.. Tribune once.
4 UGr~T LIST Of c'lmact, JOB, '.2o-
n graphic and Piate r-, h""" nlui'i
ard cl,c.iotyp-f', n'chncfj g. '.'- '.....
and ruling u.a.n.r. cheap ai iYi one.
ISAA,s. ~ E.e"n4H-at.
4 HoLI.-1OP ~ sK for - feet roll.
a top .Or So Nr.tp- !'I-t"I ~. .i'
lc.t 3D. ar. speciality; q 5fe Il I'D kinds.
l.. II. M@SDN. ~ valiant.
m EDs 90, ~ A}IARY tA'E~.
II I%a,.e4 c6lI,,ilou Boo -oa, .ul r.-.na-
c.ut rlfinirt. for sH." 90 CSC, 10y
or adarr,, e. COLILGIAIL TtJpH," 5l2
Eo>t iloc'-,t.
EOtpLE roine 10 hou..o,. p.lt TO by
" me out, only r0u1i' ~ -
CIN sunday til -, 20 l"sl ~'i'--i' ].
i'ot raI-
NpHDY STOLE and i.c cr. nn 80 o,u. vita
u all tOO.s f,r hJnufartIrns on acco-at
%. -!r,II..e bargain. 80 Jih
CAMERA A,.D LENS fCE ~tLt
Y ir-t-eias- cuiarp, OtHo. rNtr ihi'
bach. tt0 pat holt.i,. ulp''i ana 'HtiN 'h'
'a... ago bon .rh Lr"' ".1.''fi..
.,.'l ,.,eL,.ga Tor eI..t-cIa-. -tf.f. U.e.r.a.
liir',- ro-.oMcc Lo> G.H Yo' .-. is. j.
AFrKS. -Nc,er w.rr prices aa1 loaIr,
~ t1e br-' % ID,itol- almost -iN-n 81 d,
also lar" assortment POI" pal -hirf d~'fr
office iIraltur. ara dNturr-. 30 broadway
NOk SALE-A Nee stelm $50 nch 80
L feet long all 100 good ",''.f rat
and riil b. -od al DeJain. Inqttc
80 Ea.t 5lst--t.
Tor SALE snloou. with meeting and
L. billiard room piano, Lease r', o. ''r''
inquIr" 90 Wet IlOustOn->t. OIL -b5J SIN
ave, near li1st-rt.
I'KEAI KAEGAIN, IN parlor. dining an1
u bedroom fIrnityrc folding iri-, N'- ~
1OS West 3Gth--t.
OUSEHOLD FURNITURE witi lease
IL OF house - rOOW., cheap rent 80
month. 1856 Char!c'-rt.
ID riiFECTLi NtW TYPFWEiIEE Tor
u sale A. o dl-tOunt; To- -an pc o. ""."
- Il Ifice, address PIiiNIlK' 5'' ''''. ave.
y. v
rU,AILOR SHOP FOR SALE. Lrr-", my
l equipped suiJabl" for any hInd Of rl''h-
lug Manufacture. For particulars inquire
i35 wcst 26th.,'. ioo door.
IsH. T.. UPRIGHT ENGINE and -
I'D n J. locomotive boiler. new 10 months
ago: can De- seen working price $50 q.
II. O'NLILL = CO.. Iludson ana li''h r'''
10 ROOT LAUNCH NULL 5.tor" rof;-
lS able. J.hnrsc B3Nt.r upright .n.ih'-
Joilcfs: Maslin's patent contlaci0i p"'cn.,i
chcrp 81, bet. 90 lir't-st.' Jersey ''.',
CO.. OUTLAY for adv rti''ne ,,'rN
ttSo doubles country merchant N'i's
csnvasscrs make $50 weekly handling y.
send for circular. AKIN CLOCK Co. :
Murray-st.
$I,5OO,OOO n PsSploSss o q. ss; sa
rs 'bargains For particuiJra adcIts
Fx-Mayor beatty. Washington \. J.
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domestic Giinanonj WanieO

Males.
- TTLER. Nc.-By thoroughly expert
ID tucrt Young Austrian. age -, I" ~ -,
tleuau a- bitter valet q" ciaNbti p'I-"''i
attendant &c. rrnu~d honest me yer ~ "a
ai,u,araucc. Of spl Loal habits hlth'9.
r,f-r.n,.. touc from Prince troy. Nrhhd,
sp,ak, Euglish. Addrcss LOU - o'i' ''''
i'ro.t :3i hast '3l -. ----
HOOE.--N micdlc.ag,d nan understand,
Y coming 10 soule extent nara "or@i,E
AID clean: would like % 90 prove hlhi~rH ny
working alongside OF good toln Pft''I1
place preferred. Address ID" NHD'
Montgomery st.
%0,CUMAN.-Ry thoroughly export
L enrcd married man. small family Guy
or country careful driver, un4tr,tdhu' az
nlnp aud proper r.arfr'n,h! o. "lD
nor-,- harness and carriages; stT!cilY so'ef
and oDllgiug. with best oi Guy r''rt'n' 49,
Addrc.s IIiSSEL, $40 ''ardrh-sI, "a H0oH
IIobokcn. =. J.
~ OACiiMAN. vi BE-, -ltrat!oina a.
v such. Address fLoH io.' =. o@o'''.
EOACiIM4N AID GEOON.-ny hr,t,
I 80 I'm lsnman no 'a'lly sou tn'
r,uatI-: hest Of rlty anf country Fu.''.
Address COACHMAS, 30 ithaNc'' h'Ih.
sore.
IoSCUNAN. GARDENER and CSh-
\ FIL.NAN.-Hy NoaOR S,otchHah
used u horse and carriages Garden, Hi,.'
NOV lawn uO0d references. NJ 'AhFf-'
JER'S. lts 0th-aNc.
NOACUIAN.-Bv compc' en-. rel able, ~.
u psrlcnced Griv5r. can Ailk Guy "r
country can garden; > year, refer me-
IN 2 nileaian. city. l.. d.. Irouho O'"0o'
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Tliecf!in1eou5

q. -. - - -
A PRIVATE DETECTIVE a. excellent
"A standing car DC consult al n'Nt
week: strictly confidential b(smess. Cal
or address J. J. H.. go o,h.aFc.
DENbIONs-NIW LAW soldiers. al.o
4 widows, parents, 81 not hefore ,, cnt!'
tled also incroa. d. VErEkAS AIIOH-
NEY CONKLtNG, is3 BioAdway.
DFLJGBLE PARTIES can have watches.
IL diamonds. jrcclry, &, on w,ek} pay
ncuts bv writing II. OWEN. BIC tat'h-
ave. BfooMvn who viii call "!m sarpl'..
rcroNer"i .1hr,, r. p,.i 20, q
u para,ols % matcn suits sP,cialtics goa
and silver handles IcpaE cd. GAIC!iLLiS'
224 6th-sve. --
xjANTFD.-On suction blower Ia
w forming ma chinc. ! OF section
hIow"r ! niixrr: state condition and price.
4. r.. BOX Il, Inbune Uptown OIce' LIS
Broadway.
~, vqEO-N Sccond.hahd Tow, Ecw-
w York Clty El,t~ Directory for ~. or
1889: uIust be cheap. Addr''' ""i lf'
go West 2Sl-st.
u, RTE to \. Lafeycrs. Bolivar NO.
w for pearls.
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Business Chanre5.

Il OTEL FOR SALE. EENT or IA
III CHANGE.-AA.year hous"i 3 d'res "h
river. Photograph and Information, Il FAX
RnM u ASAN
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Gin Real estate for Sale

I EASEHOLD for salc-23d-s... between
IL 10Th and llth ayeo. fO-I city lots 90
f--t fTVntase on 21d-st.. running through 10
221-st. Inqu.Fc AZ Office, corner 1Ith-ave
and 22d-st., or GEORGE q. fARNHAM, 60
broadway.
VA EST-SIDE HOUSES and LOTS.-Great
w variety several bargains. 5iEN LNS,
Jth-ayc., cor S3q-st., l4j Broadway.
f-SIORY stDi1 mont French basement;
+ -oOd neighborhOOd now reated II 200;
oA!y $1,000 cash required. Inquire e. w.
LODER, broadway Il 9th-st, care II. II.
& ID.
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Connirn Real Gsiaie for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.--Dwellin
"A and building sites for sale houses "
let furnished or unfurnlshed. TUBES &
TAYLOR. o BeekWan-st.. y. y.
II EAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. farMa
ID residences. J.. c. WILSON, Peeks-
Kill y. Y.
DOR SALE.-Large buildings. extensive
L grounds suited fOr -antafium hotel
always FUN Of best class 90 rooms hand
soue.y furnished seminary completely fur.
nished for l45 faculty and Students all
located near the Hudson River Apply 70
JONATHAN DICKINSON. Real Estate
Agent. Pouehkcepsie, n Y.
tOk sALE-1he Guidct Granite Works.
situated at Pigeon Cove and Lane.ville
tape Ann, Mass, Oh account OF retiring nom
business. Inquire CHARLES GUIDi"T
237 Broadway.
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DoGr0 qun Rooms.

GEAMERCY PARK. NORTH (InoSn as
~ IS'-lSJ East -lst-st. Dell gktiul 1904
tlOn. elegant rooms board aud attendance
eheHeeiicd; also privilege Of priVase pIrA.
Y HAVE, 2,307.-On the drive; block
from 135h-st. elevated; lovely laca-
ton; Q rooms good table.