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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

1t has thrown into the waste-paper basket a''a'h'
npon Democratic state officers frequently well baSec'
II las sbn its eyes to the dcrection OF DINER D'h"
cratic officials and, as consequence l. ~" d'""''
Hind Bv this course of action 1t mas oN' N"''
amount of highly Interesting news. when "ou'u "dNo
increased the circulation of The Argus Tor tlle ~
least but It has. perhaps, more than hd'c S'"u ',
loss by being the accredited organ at inc oa'c '"p
OF the Democratic party.
But now there are unmisakablc signs mat Inc
Argus intends to change its policy Wmc IL VIII
continue 10 be As intensely Democratic as before II
will be an independent Democratic newspaper so lar
AS Democratic State officials are concerhea' VINO Z"
NAV not be As scrvceabe 70 tfeSe DcnioCII'o S'1ic
officials il hopes t. do more work loi tnc n
marty II will frankly speak about the errors Of Dem
nncr,ttjc state officials ii ii thinks they nave MADE
The present week "The Argus" showed is new
spirit by printing without cultilE H.. id $500
irrom Rochester giving Judge Rumscvs indignant
rriticism Of Judqc. Fur,Man and Mayhdm fr Goln?
out,ide of their RADICAL districts ana interfering
The cours which were cndcavorlnC u cuhfI an nolc
ronnt Of the votes in the contc5cdelccu" CdSo ~
Henry r. Moves and Hosea II. kO,hW'H ~ Wv
are nm Democrats and Judge MaNham owed h' a.
ooIrtmnnt a, tndge to the Governor. Mofc9vcL' me
E,,yr.s sionol district in question j. that IN Which u'
S.,Hl,rroy live Every one that his HcucnhI'
have taken desperate chances 10 comm III o,n,ri,
'h ,So aim 6f nrrycntnc. if possible. the leliih
,t, nSadr hv tbr Cleveland Democrats that "II;l
Ia moi carry his own COAglce slOnal dl-lrlci. ~u
remarks as these of Judge Hiih''\ III l"Ht ~,
would have been pat into Il Wastcp paper D'9hVt u" va
editors Of THE Argus hnt. aN Idl,u, lfiE .,o,
changed their policy of shielding D'ho,l''in ,i
officials when they are in the wrong or Hc''''""7
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rur OBSERVATION or GENERAL PARKER.

Albany, Dec. 12.-Adjutant General Porter arrived
here th, afternoon from New York. and had con
ference with several of the staff officers OF the ImId
Brigade regarding General Parkcrs resignation as com
mandant of that brigade. 1t was learned aiterwaTd
int the officer, on General Patker' stan desired 10
have the si-nati9n withdrawn with tle understand
ng that General Parker and stan Dc Puaered oitsuc
NJ the new auory provided for the 10Th Battalion
The Adiutaut General took the matter under consid
Grafton General Porter aftcrwam said that General
Parker had forwarded nj, resignation to the M1utat
Generals Office on December o. giving as reason ior
r-,ninc that he needed All his tine ~ devote 10 ms
iaw business. The AGjutant General added that ho
had not yet accepted the resignation.
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LECTURES AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott Will address college
students in the concert hail Metropolitan Opera
House, at Thrtyninth-st and Broadway, tomorrow a.
y. N.
The Columbia Cycle Club amateur minstrel IN.
terainment last night in Lyric Hall, siXth.aye and
Fory-secondst. At the close Of the the club held
reception.
The Rev. +. S. Triple delivered illustrated lectur.
on Tuscan Florence Then and Now" last night at s.
Lukes Methodist Episcopal Church, No 10 West 4lst
t. The given under the auspices Of the In.
worth League
\ concert In aid Of the Young Mems Christian Unoa
will b. held Wednesday evening at O'clock at tho
Bethany Presbyterian Church. One-undred. nr.y.
scventh.st., near Wills-ayc.
The New.YOrk Genealogical and Biographical Society
held regular meeting last night the Berkeley Lyceun
no 20 West Forty-iourth-,t L. H. Woodward OF Hart
ford Conn., delivered lecture Colonel Thomas Know
Professor Albert S. BicSmorc Will deliver lec.ure Al
the Museum 0: Natural History O'Clock this afternoon
Oh Coal and Petroleum"
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ILLEGAL INSURANCE ~ THIS STATE.
An IMPORTANT CIRCULAR ISSUED BY sUPERIN-
TENDENT MAXWELL.

Albany Dec. disappointment MAXWELL of inc
,osuropcc Dopart,ncnt. today issued an important
circular relating to the question {" Illegal assessment
insurance associations trtn-actIg buslhcOr In th'
STATE The crcular consists Of copies OF letters al
dressed nv superintendcut Maxwell 10 the Attorney
,.,o,,I and the latter, replies thereto. The que
tors treated are the nature OF the proco'dng, that
may he taken against Insurance ssocatous their
lives tnsacng business IN THIS state with
out the authority Of the Insurance Department. the
legality Of endowment in-urin" wien conducted by
an assessment insurance association ana some IN
tcrstirg data relative especially To the United state
Capltal Life Insurance Company. Of Washington, a
COMPANY tran,acfing business ~ this state without
The authority OF the Insurance Department.
Superintendent Maxwell assert, that the United
static, Capit Life Insurance Company has issued in
-trnctions 10 it, agent, 10 solicit Insurance IN th,
state by first taking q power OF attorney from the
r,,on, desiring to De insured, and That 1t thus avoids
all danger Of prosecution
In hi, opinion. Attorney General Tabor. in
reference to this company, say 10 is imma"rial
whether or not the person soliciting insurance
acts or repre- cnt- himself acting a. tho
agent Of the Insurance company-it +, unlawful for
any person to act within this agent or other
wise in receiving or procuring application, nr n.ur
ancc for any company not authorized do business
In this state II he pro"s-e- to act AGENT for the
Insured the statute /, violated 10 the extent as
If he had given himself 70 the public a, agent for
the company.
In mother opinion the Attorney General holds that
a ~cs-rucut associations can transact only bu,uc,,
which J., limited 10 the making o Insurance contract,
whereby money other benefit charity relief or aid
j. T., be paid provided or rendered upou tla death -
ability. ~ the endowment certificate i,-uct lv O..
associations j. contract cor agreement +,
nav , certain amount hrclus,. fhc u.ml,r t1. held
,,,"r,y General holds Ma. .lr rr, -, ''D..
OF of ltfr- ~
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Id lhc TcmnIc I.raeI. one hundred end .twcnly dltI

At the Temple Israel. one hundred and twenty MIN
ST. and Fifth ave. last night the Rev. Dr. VI. II.
uarri, addressed large gathering on "Thc Russo
Icvi-h Problem" He gave a history Of the jewish
ucr.ccu:ions in Russia AID described the various op
,rc..vc laws in force. He said IT is picture -
The dark ages, The attempt seems 70 be. not TO mako
tbc Jews continued existence I'm Russia improbable.
INT impossible. II appear, 10 be the object Of the
pu..iiq Government 10 cNt"rrniDatc the jews Hc
pote in glowing terms II the public opinion hat had
ncon aroused and expressed in England against the
pu.san prosecutions. and said that he bel eyed the
.,ne sentiment existed among good people every
'ingc III should do their best 10 excite public
,iron i'm thi- country against this great wrong that
, nctitIon similar t. the one sent from England mlEI
L. sent to Russia from the United states
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pg.py FOX THE WORLDS FAIR PROCLAMATION.

Washington. Doc. l2-Th"W"7 W. rainier, pr
and benjamin iut'crw"th' sccT''y' VI ur WIN
' -. -, i,, and 8 " Peck IF the local directory,
, -, tb. President thl, morning and requested
49,, b. i-.ue thr formal proclamation inviting foreign
,,o,crpmcn,, 10 participate in the Worlds f'Ir Ihey
,.,,ittcd document, to provo that an the REQUISITE
,ditton prescribed hy the act Of ConErc,2 i4d I,"m
i'u, and assured them that the o'tWa ION Woiu
un,,,,l.,..d 20, soon "a, the necessary lofW""u''
Snail have t'nu Observed
,+,,,,,., De. fg-rhc local Worlds Fair fund of
.,onooo 600 +. 10 b. Increased 91,oo0"oo, fine al
..,, fl, bc s,b,crb,i either by the legislative
.',,,or.tic. or by the wealthy mon Of tho IhIry'
'., we'd This fact was communicated TO Vice
rr.lcnt BRYAN mis- morning BY Alderman ". r. hcrr'
.,'., ,,,, when the question Of 80" va, under
~ u'' wa a., kerr wa, chairman Of meeting iu
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DEMOCRATIC JOURN4LISM IN ALBANY.
ryv p.prp WHICH GOVERNOR HILL DEPRIVED
OF STATE PATRONAGE SHOWS SIGNS
OF INDEPENDENCE

A~+'+'-~-'N'+'
Albany Dec IL (SpccaIL-Thcrc great sensa
s,r among the no,,back' Democrats year ago
when that rreverent politician David b. Hi depfVcu
"The Albany Argus of Its position as state pap
and thereby OF its rank the accredited organ III O
Democratic party al the state capital IL Wa d i'
which THE Argus" had held for MY years IL an
sorts Of political weather when the Democratic party
WAS basking in summer sunshine ana enJoSinS '
the state Offices and when it was freezing at |ero
noint in njdvipter and Republicans were chJoyIhS
themselves before a CHEEKY fire in the State Cdpi'oI
and all other public buildings 1870. -,
What made Ills discrowning of The Argus ny
Mr. Hin worse in the eyes OF al! loyal Democi" was
the fact that he gave The golden emoicil u 3''1
uaper IL The Albany nmeS,D newspaper WHICH
had VIGOROUSLY wandered out OF the Dehoo'''' P"'N
,o,a mann. times and had limited occasions mat
Democratic candidate, not good as they should
10 The dcpostou of The Argus also madc a
National sensation since Its ciilei eultOr anu pro
nrcto. was James H. Manning son Of Daniel Man
MIN the former Secretary Of the Treasury Mr.
Manning himself promptly handed back TO "ovcrior
Uiu the Office Of Clvll Commissioner. which
no had received from him. Democratic newspapers
all over the United states showed such interest III the
r,stter that Governor Hill at last seemed to think
that perhaps he made mistake. and it soon be
came nOi,ed about Albany that The Argus should
have the position OF state paper once more in year
The time for the designation of state papers by the
State officers who are under Governor Hill's con
trol has now again arrived. but there every ndica
lion that The Albany Tines will again be chosen as
State paper and that IN" Argus will be repudiated
The Governor has found The Albany Times" too val
uabc personal organ 20 dispense with its services.
He will brave the wrath of THE Argus and of
old fashioned Democrats
Under these circumstance. il Is said The Albany
Arms will change its policy. Like every other Bour
hon Democratic newspaper its method of delling with
nautical news has always been along certain lines
For 6fty wears ii has been the champion OF Democratic
state officials through thick and thin" II has always
stood by with a whitcwashbrnsh when a Democrat
running for Office has begun 10 assume the look Of
coal. HEAVIER in consequence of the revelations Of a
nolcal campaign concerning his moral character. II
has covered up many official shortcomings and abuses.
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.ryn or THE SALE or WASHINGTON RELICS.

Philadelphia Dec II CSpeclaD'-Ihe washington
soo was finished this afternoon. The first lot in the
sal, todav brought the highest price. II was the
lannon's letter to Lee from Washington relating to the
ATTEMPTED capture Of Benedict Arnold. The first bid
was 500 from a Ncw-Iork agent. The auctionecr
thon hid $500 which at once replied TO By bid
Of 5000 from A. g. Murphy. By 800 bids at time
4 ne ~ 900 mark was reached, at when price IL was
,nocl,cd down 10 Mr. Murphy representing Mr.. Hearst.
~ .rThe san Francisco Examiner" son of Senator
Hearst The same gentleman also secured the letter
,,.,nb letter of John Brown realized SO several
il tcaring FrTlnklin's imprint sold for from 56 to
..lt each.
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LONDON CORRESPONDENTS GOOD FORTUNE

San Francisco, Dec. Il SpeciaD.-LetterS have bean
received here by personal friends from Henry Norman
correspondent Of THE Pail Mall Gazette" Of Lon.
don VIII, is now in SIAM Norman who crossed
Corca alone and made perilOus trip in Anam, do
clars that he will return to England with rea,
wealth. lie secured concession from the King O,
slam to explore new territory the border OF
China and penetrated land up to that time unviSitei
by Europeans He asserts that he has discovered gold
and diamond mines OF great richness, which will make
him a millionaire.
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CHARGED WITH BLOWING rp BOARDING HOUSE

Asbury Park y. j.. Dec. Il CspcciaD.-John ROD
hin. the son OF Daniel W. Robbins, u wealthy con
tractor Of THIS place. Is in the savannah JAIL charged
with blowing mp a boarding house ~ that ci'y' ny
which act three persons were Killed and several IN
,I orou, the Latter being Robbins Robbins
,,ruy in Asbury Park circulated for signatures "A
tition tcstIfyng e. his good character. Robbins j.
member of the Junior order Of United American Me
,h,nic, many Of hi, associates in which organization
.ucd the petition. rhI, morning ms mother '',"dG ,
III cvc,Il prominent criminal LAWYERS in IN" NQnth
gu NOV believe th,y viii secure EObbina'a acqutiaL
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nork Uantco.

NOl ~ man thoroughly accustomed 20
I IN PIN" ard hardwood business wishes
a. position. ,aul.r ~ Luu-s any ciud i'Y.
flru.-h 50 reference. j. g.. buN 20 Iflb-
Yn. Office.
Y Df-NG MAS ,,ho thoroYgl'y understand
t.r u.nn flrtlre 81 -lk n.lt- aat
.oy.. dr.'r.- position in a 'oiv Adde'S
49, TO-. .lr- Moon" POI East 5-f-s'
xrOUN,. NtN. w-t landed Sock, 'r-
pI.fu..f. rapid P"unn ana clpi
fnrll-h scholar. Address - fI.Ah l''
goo Fn-f GIfr-.'.
N-OrN, r.r-.cd man. perfect in lnr.'-h
.,t ...,r ,r.-i.a -t.ad. -.'raf.0n
..r rft. h.-- references. UANlllpN,
ftI w. H.l--t
yrpr>t, r.,. g. woulI *. fn 'aao c'r"
! .f fo.-r- ~ furnaces. o- vorim1n or
,rr wrr. CARROLL. - Ea-t I"'sI.-t..
p ..ff h.'f
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commission had been offered 10 him and that since
tbe discharge ~ Mr.. Cooley. ID" 'hci engineer, inc
oor,l had hccn lcrcd tiat place temporarily Gen
anal newton ,ya, in consultation by telegraph al day
o..ord,, ycith the Chicago Commi--iOn irving ~
scIe various detail, of the Offers. hut wa, learned
that there Is hitch somewhere anu he VII tart for
Chicago again th, mOrnug To settle the difficulty.
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NORTH CAROLINA FIELD TRIALS.

Lexington, Y. e. Dec. II CSpeciaD.-Frh Gates
and Nataa % ran the first heat IN the second series
today Fred winning. Prince LucIfer beat sam Miller
rather easily. Antonio was beaten by Kate Miller on
little work HimOnideS beat Lily burgess Naihc
u heat Cassie IgltfcIds Rosa was with
drawn. her handler not being well. Fannie
W. ran side heat Princess Beatrice beat Harry c.
one brace Of Gordons then ran. Bcndigo and Mont;
liftlr work was done Countess Roxy ran bye, end
INC the first serics. Fred Gates and Fannie VI.
me first heat In the third series, Fred won.
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for Sale.

At REDUCED rEICES.-5OO second.
"A hand wood aud irou "OrAihg machines,
..N guaranteed IA chlncfy bought ana "a.
changed. ELOI."E Il. EDDY. 1913 Mad.
4 y ELEDANI rosewood uprIght piano
"a tllj, thckciinI. 30 and .-I,O:
i-"hrl upIlht.. hey piano. iron ZOO
Upward. NlNTEKEOIH, ~ 4th.avc.. cor.
!2ih-Si, open evenings.
4 rrENTION. LADIES Special sac for
"a 'hi.si'"l, lr--rnfs fanc, nov.i ha,.
lasErL' 3D. rope, willow and rush HAsKET
SIOl,L. so #-atc.. near 42I.,t.
4 LAi;GE LOT Of h.h-d,~- modern
"A ctchines lNfF- slightly Damaged fnf
"a 20 .ch-dY Arpy in back D,lt " stare
York CITY
4 WELL-PAYlNG CIGAR STORE ou
man avenue. rsr. chance for tine right
.''h ." MAKE money. Inquire at % sih-ayr.
4 LADh = HANDSOME s,li,liu AN.
= ulster. made Ly 'uuther almost ur,-
" III .e 7oh cheap. t. j. KELLEY, 80.
X lCNCLL FOR SALE.-5..inch Victor.
- WIN lamp. al ''cfiiicQ II sold a. once.
a-5 W"-t l2Gth-st.
II Rr6 STORE for sale. choice location
~ Apply to HOWARD ALLISON. 10
fioadNG
EOh SALE.-Vcry cheap rwcly, good
L -aupir table,. three trunks small al.
.ud ollie" furniture. 3i3 Broadway. an
door. rear. W.
NJ Xxx LINED silk circular. with collar.
w oct : l2J. Niil sell FOR $50 cash. N
g., Iribun- once.
81 ppLEN MICROSCOPE with ,r.lyc--
i'A sal screw good maker win.
THOMPSON, 3il West i9;h.st
- ~ - 9'c' 100 to select frgm. all
- standard uakc-, only slightly ontrr
WON safe moved and exchanged Mos.
LIR SAFE co hiO5i"ay. ,0. lOth.,t
~ Pl VIII EES save iroarv ht CON
,utnc Tvpcwrter Headquarters ~
toft'ud'.
S0u HORSE POWFE doubl- tofi,-- en-
OVV gins nr-f-rlS-e order Acdr,..
WALSH son. Newark y. j.
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COMPLIMENTS FROM Az EY-LORD MAYOR

Ex.IOrd MAJOR sullivan. Of Dublin. and Mn Suly,.
visited the Barge once . Thursday and Inspected TIA
method landing and caring for immigrants The OK.
Lord Mayor expressed himself In complimentary terms
REGARDING the mana cement OF the Barge Office
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Uyde Park which promised the Directory Sl,Ooo'oW,
if fhe rsir should be located at Jackson PARK. III
we cannot induce the legislature T. grant the SoHt n
Kerr ndnr we the responsible people Of the south
PARK district. will have To 20 down into our own
pockets"
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of 5000 volumes, provided it be kept intact. wa.
accepted. This collection will be known as the Ned
cal Department Of the state Library, and Will soon
be moved to the CAPITOL
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4 SLIGHT FIRE ~ TIE BlPGE OFFJcr

There was a slight fire in Bernard Bglin, Office 4,
the Barge Office yesterday. Some one throw lighted
cigarette into waste paper b3,het Tie paper ieni,ed
and before the flames could be- .ut out pile Of bill, on
the DIX and Mr. Bglins oyorcoa which hung on a hook
over thu BASKET, were ruined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
TILE NorESROCKWELL CONTEST.

Rochester Dec. 12.-William A. suthcfIano mas Cd
tanned from Justice Rumsey an order LOT inc n''' ="
Supervisors of Seneca County 10 Nho" '"'N' ''
,i nov, Monday why the last stay % proceedings,
croDtcd bv Justice Pursuant should not he vacated.
IKE order 10 the Chcmung supervisors VIII be argued
Inv Mr. sutherland before Justice smith at o"eco ncAt
rrosdav There must have been some incSnhrty IN
The last stay obtained by Mr. Bockwcs lawyers ~ The
Chemung case, Mr.. sutherland Yesterday received
from, MIR Robertson. tn lawyer stating
rt tir another STAY OF proceedings had been granted
In, af
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flats 60 Cet. Unfnrnishe0

DLACK BUILDING. 81 Iifth.av... ..
ID trance ! La 25th-st arg apartiL .-'-
sunny exposure a., On Tor bachelor.
NIADISON.ANE CORNER.
lNl one Of the most de-!rii lc second nats
IN w. y Ork e., -autlv furnished. "a let
from January !, loJl. b May /. 1892. Ad-
"HOWAED" Tribune Building.
rhS GRANU-~T-Ncw building few va
OT . cincies cirp.tfc ia is, stairs. bells,
letter boxes. dor openers 5l3, slj iauitOr.
ADRIAN :. HEGEMAN & Co, ,321
Broadway.
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frrlliehc0 Rooms.

L. CRNI6HED hall bodro0 ~ o. Ut. Very
L reason Die; g-Atlrncn ony 3l' Eat
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II OCSEWORk. BY ycry capable youns
IL eirl city or country gOOd cook A.
! IcncDd iaLudrc~, iOnd u children. and
hot afraid Of work. Cal a. 30 Ch.a,g.,
mar l1u-,t.. Nh. HALLS.
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AT REDUCED rEICES.-JOO second.
"A hand wood aud iroA wOrAIng machines.
..If guaranteed machinery bought ana "a.
changed. CLOi.nE IS. EDDY. 33s Mad.
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Females

feulales.
= Il MRS. l. ,EELY
uormrrly Miss l.. Campbclll
% WEor 22D.sf.
FORLlGN AND DOMLSTIC
NALL AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL esEF EkENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED
servants breaking engagements VII
be dismissed IRON o.Acs and fosla,
all claim 70 Re paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE,
05 WEST 2zD-ST.
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Gea! Cetnte 10 0rchanac

/ HAVE PROPERTY A. Bcu-onhIr-f by
tAc-ScI WORT I.O4t 800 fal /
Voui eNchaLc. lOr Iro.tl.t puI.r-F 90
about Sane sa.L,. AdG.e-, A.. Box =.
4i.Iune Or.ce.
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VA AITRESS.-By Nouns glti' uiu'
w "a d, her M0rA thoroughly can isne
, bu,l,fs, place b Z city anu country r.
cfcnccs. Can or apply %, iuh-aN", De-
tween 35.h ard .6tl -.
AZ AITEESS.-By a young North Hc'man
w Protestant; nr,t-cla,s waiucs ulah
all kinds Of salads; bet rtic.cnc,A go or
i.rtion TO private or fine bonding nous
Mrs. BIHCh >. ll9 Last l2th-si-, between
81 and 18th ayes
NOUNG LADY dcsir,, position a. resds3
or cu'nl anton references. Ii noN -
Tribune Uptown Oiice. LBS BIoad"@s
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Bonro ann Rooms.

loD.ST. 3l7 WEST-Llrre. wellfur'
~ niShod extension parior; hoa''c iu Ihl,
ming water ampc closets Two l'i.'.-
beds: excellent table; go FOR four tran
sicntS. : - day.
a. TIL ST., 30 WT>T-Ni'h boari, pari9r
foor. coinect.ng room, OF s"'oHi Ho"r.
- EAST llTU-ST. near st brn!.
Of Hotel: desirable furnished lara" ana
small rooms hoard II desired
= TH.ST.. 249 WEST.--Cneer'nl. sunny
CO rooms: hrst-cla~- table aid attend
ance: near Central PARK and elevated.
- EAST 9l>T-sr.. Grsmc-cy Pam.
! I'd North Handsome well furnished
rooms. with hoa.d references exchanged.
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cryrRAL NEWTON AND THE CHfCAGO SEWERS.
General John Ncwto', was in Ms Office in the Mill'
Ruidinc Yesterday havinc just returned from Chicago
The General refused to Affirm or deny the story that he
rd boon Amounted chief engineer 10 the Drainage
-. -o,,.or commission Of Chicago. Il was learned
nowcvcr that the place Of consulting engineer 10 the
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Gin Real Csia.e 60 Get.


TT o LET.-In BrooHlyn l.. D., two new
blocks from fir four block. from freight
Oepot- asbestos iDpr, lOw Insurance rates
light from al side; power heat elevator,
ing or lofts Of coo o. 5000 squano feet.
JAMES CANANAGH, II Hope-st.. Brook