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ICE GOING TPWARD ~ PRICE.
THE KNICK ERBoCKER COMPANY SENDS OUT A
NIW CIRCliAR.


New Workers. Whose Nnmpors Yesterday, owing 10
the heat wcr' bv means angelic. did not have ulcl
improved when reaching home tlty found that the
KIlckcrbocker Ice Company had issued new price list
70 the large consumer the price remains tie same a.
ha, been since NAY 90. 20 cents per hundred pounds
but there has been a change for the wOrsc for families
in th. Muy circular the following were the prices 10
20 L. pounds daily. ~ week II 10 10 pounds
daily II 20 a w,-h: l. Ia 30 pounds daily. ~ 30 n
week - mound, and upward daily, ~ per 100 pounds
Bv the new notice. the following tho conditions for
flnlic.: Is pounds daily, 81 10 a week. 30 pounds
daily. ~ 30 a week: - pounds daily and upward ~
per 100 pounds. udcr these circumstances no iamliv
can get lc,, than - pounds. Tribune reporter tried
- CLEAN some Information the change at tho 0Icc
81 the Knichcgbockcr Company, but tho secretary was
too busy to tllk and the other In tho Office SEEMED
10 be- profoundly ignorant of such concern A. tho
KniclcrlrIrAcr lee Company. ono going 80 far a. 10
inform 'hr reporter that he had got hold Of the wrong
hucklchcrry.
II a. i.srmod ~ one large hotel that SATURDAY
last .rr lad been ~carc. and IN all probability would
Ia, a.tin this saturday AMI continue I'LL the FIRST
wcDL .n september The p6r" paid per 100 pouuC,
coud uu be- lA ed. bnt several brrrpons were visited
and II f. certain that the prices varied yesterday De-
tvtcn 40 and 20 cents At ~" different resorts for the
thirsty bi oil he liquor sellers seen believed that II
iin not weather Continued ihei" would tc consider
able Of @ In the price Of T." and that soon
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pany build ferry house at East Undergraduates. The
application OF the NewYork Yacht Club float at tho
Battery wall for the OF persons landing there
ferred the chief engineer for estimate cost.
special meeting will be held this morning fix the add.
tonal rental charged for the piers in the River
extended in accordance with the bill recently passed
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THE cArrLEMEy HELD FOR ExTRADiTIOy.

Commissioner shield, yesterday hed FOR eNtfJdtion John
McNamar, James lyman and IIenry Allison csttenen.
r .hirt,d on board the steamer Chicago, az London,
o., voyoga % THIS port. They accused Of larceny
IN stealing some BOTTLES Of beer from the hold Of the
.,,r,er TN.Judge Giderslac>a made Y stcrd1v ad.
dtonn plea lyman, and be- may perhaps not be sent
l,ud a. thc offence Of which he could be convicted
, serious one and the cost Of eXtradtng him would
n. considerable.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers Vho allied Hr Europe yes
terdav Oh the Nornaunia We're MI sud Mr. l"ui''"
Weed Earl,c. John Hampton baruc-. Charles t. ga
diuct- Nsjor and Mr.. Is. = Fa'i norton 'ha>'' ~
and Mr., Henry L. Elsncr. VIZ. and Mr. Arthur j.
IT,. r,c.dor,, Harris. the Rev. Charlie T.. Harris.
,b. pev DR. T. : Mitchell Professor J +. Nr'rr'"ry'
u,. Rev. AID Mr.. r. H. Mckin, DE-. Gror-e W.
,aior G A. Dun Miller NJ and Mr.. e. J. |'rin0lp'
c~iorel aud Mr.. Jane, l.. Pepper. VT: ana h'', D.
Sntbrrinpd Frank Thompson, carl Weichcr' ana t"'
pcu DR. william Whith
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for SIlc.
MORE THAN HIS OPPONENT

=, TEREOPTICuN ioi sale. powerful p'i-
- feet portable. also slides. i-r.ha'h-'"r
cylinder screen Htr.t chcHp. 'hh anu ''"'
81 B.blr House Nrw-lork.
- Altar, Mosl~r GoIbir door good
- - new cheap. b.. TN uue OMr'.
rrNT0 INKGE PAELoH NlEEOi~ 70
rfi.a'- house, u.antfi ana p.rr. ha'4-
.nri.ly rarN,d walnut franco. Tor haf 'n'p".
Cal. To- i'As. 0yih--'. morning.
rINfICIol.E.-Fu rush ilun.bcI cTppy ~
L gDDc order. bali price. ~ Hf"nc- -'.'
N'warE. y. :.
~ II. r. cPElGuT ENGlNI aud 20
ID i ID locomotive boiler. new ~ y ont =,
40 ca.i ae -c,a working, p''ro 80. d.
Ii. O'NEILL : CO.. Hudson and licr ~.
$I,jOO,000 n P5aai.f,s, s =. ss! -
TN.Mavor BFAIIY. Washington. y. !.
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vnnlxArEp FOR CONGREsS.

Grand Forks. y D.. July Sl.-The EepubN'"hs
have. nominated NJ II. johnson for Congrc''.
lincoln Neb ruly 3l.--The Congressional h'pup'
ucau Convention In the lid Di'nc' nominated ~ v
I"t,''i L,r Mo Iuly Jl.-Thc Democrat u me ~
~, o., w. ,,non,iuot,d r. f. Wilson for Congress
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OPEN REBELLION IN TAMMANY.

GRANT AND GRACE ARE NOMINATED FOR
THE MAYoRALTY, TIE LATTER WILL
GET FIFTY THOUSAND VOTES.
MORE THAN HIS OPPONENT.
There have been faint muttcrings and I1mors OF re
bcion in the ranks of Tammany Hall for some time.
bnt Yesterday one Of The leaders of the organization
hrohc ont in open revolt and the chances arc that
others viii follow his lead before election day this
fall Ex-Regiete1 John Reilly has - bitterly
opposod Ia Mayor Grant and Richard Croker ever
since the campaign Of 1888. The eX-Reglster Is a
powcr in Tamiuauy Hall politics, holding in tie
hollow 81 his hand the Tammany voters % the
XVIII Assembly District. several things have com
Lined 70 bring TO open lame the >noulcrng wrath oi
Mr.. Reilly His political antagonsni to The Mayor
legan sonc yeaIs ago IN The rcaId of Aldermen. when
The two men failed to agrT upon Il variety OF
questions Gut the campaign Of lsoS In 80 ia? as
the Tammony nominations were concerned was what
particularly reused the ire Of tbs Register Mr..
Reilly then had a candidate for Mayor in Judgc
Patrick Henry Duero and at the meeting Of The Tam
many Committee Of Twenty four. early on the evening
when the candidates on the local ticket were an
nonuced Nr Reilly nearly succeeded in
securing Judge Dugra's nomination. AZ this point
Richard Croker the boss. took hand I'm the proceed
incs. apd secured temporary Adjournment OF the
committee during which he made the members under
stand that his friend Grant must have the nonina-
ton. Mr.. Reilly and his friends made vigorous
protest but II was Of no avail Crobcr snapped the
whip and the meubcrs of the committee did his bid
ding The result the nomination Of Grant for
Mayor
Mr. Grants friends knew that he would have n hard
time getting votes enough 70 carry him through. and
il was absolutely imperative that there should be no
Internal d,-cnsons in tie ranks. Therefore every
thing was done TO appease those who were IN posi-
ton to cause Mr. Grants defeat. Promises Of appoint
mont IN various Offices literally made IN return
for tnc support of the dissatisfied Tanmany braves.
1ohn J. scauncn the NIth District leader. did not
like Mr. Grant AT all, but after receiving the solemn
assurance that he would he made Fire Commissioner
In case of Grants success, lie took of his coat and
worked night and day. After the election he ceased
n he one of the chosen. such was also tho fate Of
ex.Regstcr Reilly, who had his weather eye on one %
the vacant Police ComInis,ionershps. But he. too.
is politically ont in the cold
Although hi, nephew. Bernard Reilly, IT,, Is the
nominal loader of the MYTH District the unce il The
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pctn.it. july 3I.--A dispatch TO The FREQ Pres
-. t,,.irc Mich says: The prumDiilou-t' as
.e,nbIed in convention Yesterday morning. The i"i
lowing ticket was placed n nomination FOR ""Vorh"''
Ayriah : Partridge. Lieutenant "cNcrHur IN, ,,
a.-,s,-v ~ state :. Ialuet"r. state l'"~ult.I'
XII p C,ridlu.ton. Attorney General ~ Il. ASH
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Har.N Admiral Bfl.nc IN" Navy Yard Catapa 70
IN. flagship Chicago In tIe North River yesterday, lrt
Acng Resr.Admir, walker had dech'd 70 defer h' Visit
g., Tine Navy yard until today. larr" number Of visitors
, y, IN. thr.. .hips NJ Whit. Squadron Yesterday.
md ~ ANY o, the olcr, PERMITTED 20 visit their families
d friend, ON shore vet determined when the
.l. VIII 70 a. the NAVY yard but 10 l. possible that theg
80 ~, ~ Ho.,on first and such over.
l,vfiug a, they may need.
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Domcstlc Sitnatlous UGnteo
Males

Males.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL HE RE-
CEINED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
40. l,23s Broadwa!y corner Thirty. Ist-st..
Twenty.second and rwenty-third .t-.. untA
y. m. 20 West Twruty.third.s St. corner
Fighth-aN-.; lj2 >iXth-aNc.. lj3 Fourth
ave. conner fOIft'-c. th--t.
VALE ard COURIER. Y0ung Fr0nch.
' mao 80 recently Ia situation IS butter
speaking french. German ana English -hl-
mi lu everything wants situation IL valet
o4 courier With travelling gentleman or IAN
lly references. write 10 NJ. tElSEh Az
Inst Jth-st.
w Az tD.--Hy a married man, English,
w sober. Intelligent ond industrious. a
,vation boz the country understands horses
very handy GA general: ai,0 two boys aole
20 work II aud 10 years old. Address {. G.,
ga NcntaVe., Brooflyn
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,,,,v,vo OFFICE IN EpGEFIELD COUNTY.

Columbia :. G.. July 81 (sp"''"". ann. 80
IT.. ,ccas.cter Of Edgchclu County. makes
~, ,.,,ouinc upIoue announcement Of his candidacy
through the columns Of local paper
TO the Good People If Etrcteld fhe WIZ" p'o"'''
v,h-r- if l,tcth and no man can tell whence u '"'.
mr. whittier II goeth. but am not that NJ" u" c
y am ;, Non Gilman cat. and " elected '""uN ''nn
,,i..iourr pr1po-e tu reform. bcautnN' 1u".
em,ctatc rcuvenatc and rehohiit #, Els' ~ ~ '"us
On 1hr edge of the water MP 20 tue l"l oI w. 80,
a., a Iahorlng man and haul WOOD ~ no' 'lc'
! can hnul on would say more. but am " man vi
low words and FIJI of trouble
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Gin Real estate for bai'
RronklYn Real Est ate.
Gin Real Gaiaic 90 fci.

L. OUR LARGE, airy rooms. TAILOR.
i $40 Br"adw3y.
TO RENT.-W,t or without power two
ye.y large foors thoroughly lighted all
around ~. table ior any business. Apply 70
N Y. TOMPkINS. SO TO 81 0an-eN O0't'St
Tr,C LET-At a bargain, rne office in
i large. well.kept Building IN lower
I roaGvay : couluauds Ntew OF hsrbor VIII
lease 10 May /. 1891. Address 81 BSIAN-
TIAL. Tribune Once.
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4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEw-
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
LEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. 23S Broadway, corner Thirty. hrst-st.,
Twenty second and Twenty-third sts.
Office rates.
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II OF SJiwORk.-,By Protestant girl
between 18th aud 18th Sts., LIST floor
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Counirp Real estate 90 Get.

nH. PAUL. OF PlainGeld. n. j., Will rent
~ three.auarters Of his large house 10 a
desirable family for small consideration :
excellent neighborhood
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miSecliGNeoUs

AN AMERICAN PROTESTANT. wishing
"A ~ become inInini'i "ou'1 -. 20
kuov o. lar., VIC vii! HiNai.c, The money
and trust tn- Lord Ia thu TctGrL o lao
-an,c: FOOD f,gcirices. AGIf'-> for thte"
DAYS. MISSIONARY, $40 MOaiNai
n k.NS4DN~.-N-U .sW> .o!Qieis ,e3i"cn ;
j widOwr not bcfofr entitled a',% ~
kIone Increased Vet ran Attorney tONh,
LING. 1873 BrcadWAt evenings, 400 N'-,
33a 80. also branch Washington.
- ODA WA1kN FOt MAN for rent
- cheap. Inquire 9 safest, bH''-
nent
w ANTED. Diamond stud. about .
w c1rst perfect white. brilliant 'ioh'.
Address d. VI. c.. Wet point, y.
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NEW. RAIL GorS WIN the Cable.

II viii not BE- long before th" Vor, Of putting
down the cable lu Third ave VIII Dee we'll under way.
Edward Ihuicrbach, The attorney for the Third Avcuuc
Railroad Company. called 0u Conmls ,oncr Gilroy yes
tcily and secured hi approval Of the rail which the
company Intend, to hy when the cable j, put down.
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flats CO fct. furnished

sTU.AVE.. 303.-Bachelor apaIim Mt e.N-
- CANT ard now; corner, sotthtlh ~
y >irc: pltInbluc al new elevator
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domestic Siinnlons Uanre0


A l. I. Of
\ la d, - tcf or ' '.' Away On hand iCr
.Iy W ,ouutr, /. >ONNENSt HELM
DaIi0ym NJ once. j. 81 atr.. near Sth-st.
l-N.,%f,N A., ,..,r.n. i.hra youux
i,,, '.,',',,.,,,. d..ir,.. i,t,ifiHn A. con-
>>n. 'sq' - .5ls IN Shc co-htry ;eaSh chill.
iron L"ti-h LATIN n,u,,'. 20 ,o n'1 ,,oa ala
-" rl.. 1-o.slrn
- - ''' ''' 40
CoNfANl"N.-hl )" ui. T., Ar ny, II 4"
'ho.ou-hly r\ruen'rd ho'p,t! tt"",u
.in nNG b.-t iviti'hn. e., ij9 94 1o''o''' Az
- ".,.' 49, ,~,,r,f-s ~
- WI i'r'''' w ' . -, ~ ro4nt'T
al Me- NN LAht.|'' 90 tA,,''' - .,.'g.
"a -''' . '''U ~, '''. -, .,.roI--. ~
4 aa at. topa5.e al IA .. eo,",, ,,...
sober. none. mao, Gs,,,it,. serves win,s
ip .,ir>., .ar"fi,l ~ ,ilva, and class. Call
$50 dfn.1Nr urar l.tn.~t.. HALLS.
49, ,,Ilr>N x--nv
[ "a gooJ M, IN. o. a, nuudf.s, ol
'-,.'.,-,g.. t,.d ,s home ~ night 13S
,,,n ,,'. n.,, i1..r 81,
,..-,..,,-
[ r NH' ,,I fr'efX>I.,IiNT L0No, ,ar" o,
llr, n Juli.n' H. Nevada 4. Newark.
.,--
COOS -h ,'n DID,, ,t'''S to'ii' IA.
'>t-..t "a eoor froat ~ cards,
E''N n, NtW ',i'h' 10y Nv" .ro,
Y scotch If,''>t'l, '"9". ''',
iul wait ola table nicely lodt!i, ~ ID
'o-t tr't .ib o. country. N''h MIS-
TYLER 3s~ 0h.a'-
I,OOK gy good COOS enable. board.
'..,.,...., ''
...,. =. ,.,.ii,-
I r,,' o. .nihh...,. best r,f.I,uc,- ui.
.d,...iuG. lrr business Zoo every branch.
,nIl -. 6th.asr. ..l.th--t. Mr.. II NLl.'N.
.. .......,,-t ....t ,.,.,,
E''h by hi''.' '''- >"'"''n 'o'n' " ,','i i
~ VIZ" tuh., L.fv,'u
,r ALL. 5dtf ,t. ailht up.
I'p'N lui ] Al NpEtN~. u pIfht lam
- ,,} ~. &C., "u, ''N rf'''"'''.
W. " " -. --.-..-.-...-
l'Opk n. hulrt tn'll'h woman ii
d"r,'"nd' care OF nun 'na 'r .,f.r, 5Cou
nr.9d 3lNrT 81. f55,IIJ' n,,' "''''N''S'
WIN N''' J. LIN 10 ".''
4 ook ~ q 900" swedish eco" NHs'a
y $50 30 go l'f'.rll e. IN' "t '"Ih'If'
can Mr.. NlNh' X, - t-'-AN'.' %
t"''n 2''h 'i" -"'h 49, ~ ,'.'.' -
s'OoK ard LNrNpkF>S. By q young
< German sri. p'1lr@ English, IN nu
American family goot family cook aai
lauudir-, willing aed oblgng; city pr
fcrrrd EARLY, 800 fth'aN''
rook n, ynurg woman. understands
I All nns enffrc, ana DESSERT baking,
soups. gamc; an tahc charge II Kitchen
'nd matkc,hf ".' VIM. ""'tns. ,o MIRA
rum '', v' 'r, .,iii q ~ ~ ,,,e hct
..lh III a.,t ~
80. u1I,.t-,,n,.E vr-R, vo,rg
4 pnh' ~ ~. ~ ~ r,',Yt,.. iYs ,iD'N"9
EIHS ton ~! a., ubNE NIL, -
AZ tlr ~ Az, 80 "a,
'th h""'' """''
GooK. WASH ana iIiv.N-h} Two NNgf'
y ian Ilol .,n'' I'i' =, I" ,,,i
"a,,, ana r oc, .io'. r';.,,,,.,s E',d, NJ
1'lU,>n, ~ Gin.,t,. nan
t,nn,, h'N' - NAV 100
~ OOk. tc-Bv competent young woman
4 IN" IA. COUNTRY. ihorougA cook. good
rrfrrrrc.s. 13s Gth.aNc.. near l0n.st.. 40
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,,TFI->S BY cNIclioncod American
" s.rl a, scla'' gai' ,, urd ere, ,.i.
uh m'at cnamh-fua.d. VIII Mrs.
NJ Ltr gsS Gfh-IS,.
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XTOt' M GIRL o. do general hCuseM,n
I IN small family good city references
iO7 East 7lst-st.. basement.
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The state Railroad Commissioners approved the new
rail and Commissioner Gilroy had to overcome ms Oh
ections and grant q permit allowing the company 10
nrOceed.
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nnRK Of TILE DOCK BOARD.

4, Yesterdays meeting Of rho Dock Committee permit
no. ,ed ~ the Ncw-YorA aud college Point Ferry Com.
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Dnelncss g hantes


A / PAY CASH To- ',ocss Of . m-r han ,,1,
a. dis. ~ dIy .eOOd,. fancy K""1'. iuI,
ni,h.ne gooGs. clothing shocs, &c. any
G.anr.ty; CITY or 20 Intry. SCI y - v
hl7i.,. 10 Fast sad-st. ard o. "a.A'f -
Ei.,ruNSIBLL part who h- ,ar
n aru!'f 20 ihtrFrs' oaWtHI iof . 'tl.I-
~. enterprise ga icsin .. a. oppoi 'un.,'
% p-. tnsi 4bilit, to spod &C, antar'f h' nd.
Dr. lac iorh no. ~ LAREDO. Tc,ss.
IkPITtLIs.s Wiling 20 ,at,s in'o %.
i uanuiIctul~ 4 ne" af''cir "i ii-'
L.r., 10 trr AIN .'oa Tao =. J. a.
acGfc,. io.to;.cc 80. zoo. Nr"-i ".@
OpXf. DHiD ~IOIiL W A1Irr'.
{ 10000 new prescriptions jr' f,'l
20. o.ric. rlcA rar' idnrc. Dl' -
box 7i3. Ncv-Iarcn Conn.
uOIIL !oE tALI. KLNI o. -.
II CUANGE.-Ai -f,al hpN~' " &C. !, ~
ater. plo'ocnl.h ana informs .lon' u ''''"
tuOTUL. ana g. s.aurpu'; 3 f1on.- do!'g
II liz buslnrs-. iec~ipi- ~. con ps, -
ruu. owner refining Afdrc-~ "f ihq are
> Dfocnvlch-a,e.
HOTEL TOK s. t!.E.-chs I'an.na- Uou~i'
IL at Tuvl. wood. =. }. 80 ,I n' cum
o. hath Ol yiOP' toi doing c""i ll'n.~ e.
Adlrsss NN. e. DAVIES tjui1i-'''"f.
yYJA~nINGI0N S1tIE.. reliable ip-
w formation .rrni he'd >, Investors. m"f.
ru1rts r"chnnics. clrrk', l1fn"r- ana
labo.cf. couccfning bu-inr-. c,'.rr, go ri-
stat. no place Ia the World "h".c inoH'y
can be- made ~ iap.1iy .'nf u' ~"
70 dollar, abd full adirc.- ana reeve
u-ouvt md reliable iuf,!met.on. Adff>-s
DIVINE 3 BANL.o>. bureau - lnfoftr"-
'lon. ia South 2d.ft.. seattle. washington.
w ANTED.-A plrtpot In 81 establish d
w Tr-'.f lr-Irr-- rffon'u"'- 'NrnS1g Z.
Address FLORIST. Ir.bun" O1i"@.
ztTASwTB o. buy sI.all ia bpttr- or
~ confectionery business sat fuI pa
+ tlculaI~ forrest price. a. H., Ir'nn" ~
/ FEC
81 Cn0 LOAN wanted for q month"; ,
~ 700 s"oa 4o11 {: ia,r.:, j. b9e,,
{ : u.s. security RAJ csttt' mortgage ana
/ ~ Insurance policy. ~ SlNl~N, 2zN
/ Wost l9.h-st.
&c 00O - ,,,,,'.l, Ch, H.. n'' , 9"y
/ t. ".forss elegantly fvr.u-h"d utron2hop
/ u"nr Pt0adwav nr-t-cla-> paii,nas" larry
proit.. H.. Trlbnn" once.
500, f i@s dSd @GI SrIS TA ls9 81 81.
/ H. -y-'om. !. (. LEWIS. ,; C"ntre-st.
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flats % Get. Hnturuisheo

ELATS TO LET IN THE
II GORDON.
Byth.st. 9th.sve newly decorated steam
heat and all modern IMPROVEMENTS rent
from SIS TO $50 pcf month rooms ana
bath. Inquire Of the owner. en- premises.
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Counirn Real estate for Sale

= - -, H'
A t,l.NCX FOR Dwellings
"A and building sites for sale houses "
let furnished or GnfurniSh.S. TUBES
TAYLOR . Bcekman-st.. ". j.
AT YONKFRS on THE HUDSON "A
"A very desirable residence situated IL the
best part Of the place over an acre OF Idhd
Handsome trees river views stables. cay
riaqe house ro0Ins for man for ale very
low IL anlrk sale libera! terms $50 Cn0
asked. Apply 20 EELLOWS 4 WAfhFN,
HALLWAY building. Getty square
ID EAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES. fsrps
ID residences. T.. G. WILSON, Peok'-
Kill. y. y.
Tor SALE on monthly payments, ar
II tj-tic cottage at Great Neck, l.. l.,
near depot. IL miles from city 10 trains
each way daily; conimutatisn $50 per ycor ;
also desirable building lots money loaned
for building. Address w: Il. GRACE 3
Co, Hanover Square, y. Y.
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furnished ncowe

- rlI.SI. 1O4 WrSr.-i4cglntly fur
\ } nished rooms, large and small, with
breakfast. II desired.
10 WEST o2D. .-Pr.vatr American
L ID family Will let ON o. t'v" p!'osrn;
furnished square roCu% references ~
changed.
ODt WEST 25TII-Sr.-ln strictly p-i.
EDf vate horse handsomely furnished
large cool room. 81; small ole. - oil colt
vcnlcnccs.
49, WEST gSTK-SI.. -Iarfeomo.y 'ur.
[C| niehfd rooms. 90 .N.t" OF -inslv
SOGthcruri- arcoa mod1'"f.
Brooklyn.
\ ARGF back Va"lor or front N'e"'fn' -
" let for phy>iolan's nfic" iu South li."pt-
iyn Atdrcs, PHYSICIAN. Tribune Or.c".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
flats 90 Get. FURNISHED

ID ACHELOR APARTMENTS. = 9Th ave.
ID below t2c-st-SecOad ana INF q rO0rs
With pfivaL. bsths elegantly furnished (;
lovely large fth front, private bath .
sins H. rooms every c0nlenicnct bfcaksst
h0t,l attendance. ELEGANCE, Tribune
Uptown Office, ! ,23s broadway.
ID ACHELOR APARTMENT.-Sewlly fur.
ID nished 30th-st. near 5th-ave. door or
large square rooms, VIZ pfrs% I RsWWs
bufHfDcP prtrcs. THOMAS LIN Eit'
BON. IS West 30th.N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
Grip Uanieo.
Females.

lyrANIID yuu.g woman ~ ctl'uf"
w and f,nn cnt 20 i--i-' 300 u" arc oi
AZ invalid td' qulflrg constant attention
sun l.Ifl.u|trs ~ ~ canal 80 'Ift % i'r-
eucrs' must Do, lt,lo.'t. Sdit'-- u i y.
lr...If.t Nf'I .H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
Comestle Gliuanons Uanteo

Females.
a. MRS. l.. SEELY,
formerly Miss l.. Campbell.)
90 WEST I'D ST.
FOREIGN ASD DOMESTI
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. |
/ ALL REFERENCES
sTRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
servants breaking engagements Will be /
dismissed from Office AID forfeit all claim |
10 Zee paid
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
% WEST 22D-ST.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-16
BRIEF NOTES.

Alb MIN, Chinaman, who was injured
By runaway team last Thursday, has died
from tae effects of his injuries
The river continues 10 fall. Yesterday
morning the gauge registered % feet l
inch, at noon % feet, and by night there
had been an additional fall of inches.
1t is claimed that the canned stnff found
hidden few days ago, and which was sup
posed to be opium, is not that drug, but a
worthless compound, which somebody
probably intended 10 work off as opium.
Although tae Supervisors have held 10
meeting 10 act on the matter of making an
appropriation for the River Improvement
Committee That goes to Washington, they
have caused 1t 10 be understood that the
money will be ready when needed
Information was received from Chief OF
Police Crowley, of San Francisco Yesterday
that McLeary, one of the men suspected of
rohbtng the patent-me dicine man, Label
sky, of some jewelry last week. had been
arrested in that city. Sheriff McMulen has
gone to the Bay, and will bring the prisoner
up to-day.
coloTed msn brought an overcoat 10
the Police Station yesterday and stated that
as he had purchased it from Joseph DIis-
den, who is uu0er arrest for the burglary
Of the Huntington Hopkins Company's
store recently, he was afraid that the coat
Was stolen property, TOO. The police will
investigate.
The Woodland Jail has for one of its guests
Pete Brorn, a black siogger, who claims
Sacramento rs his ABIDING place. The
Woodland authorities are more obliging
than the proprietor OF the Craft Hotel of
that place, who caused pete's arrest because
he wouldn't pay his board bill, as the for
mer are boarding him for nothing. Peter
seems 10 have struck good thing.