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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

William B. Dillon Ogden II. Bowers. MI and d-, Mrs;
p " LANES jT Mr. and Mrs Pa nj, + ;rs Ge Ien1
b. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs Charles b., Gregory, Mr
and Mrs. ". b. Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs l. H. John,on
r. Pitcher. the Misses Pitcher. Mr. and Mrs Franz 1 r.
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs james H. Moran MISS hliIa
Miss Halle kellogg. Miss Marion seine der, Mr. ana
Mrs James G. Petit Dr. and Mrs George b Do~ VIII
ME- ard Mrs. F. " Xdam. Mr and Mr., L. Z. Capp
Miss Anne CepP Mr.. and Nj, j. r. Iyeri ,N MT: a'd
Hitch. Miss sylvia Hitch. Mr.. and Mrs. u, y
Dyer. Sir. and Mrs. Charles King Nichols
81 Sir aG Mr George v. Riciars The Misses Henry
Mis- Lula Bige!ow Mr. anl Mrs. Edward \. Trouion'
William II. Eocl,fcllow, Mis- Lena Rocdelow. NJ
and Mrs. :. J. Ncchcr Nr. and MIS-. {; - .ttMTTH
Miss Giacc newell Nr. and Mr.. EdMaG =. %aI.,S
Yardry VI. end Mr.. James =. COS, Miss Nav ray.
W. L. Eaton 7. D. W. Moore The NiS,es Mo91c c ~
lanes r. DlL Allcrton u. Hitch. Edward :: Henry
Clarence VI. Learned. Darlington lcnnnc' >. brewster
Wiley. II. II. T. Eagles and Percy "rii'D'
The Rev y. J. Wheeler, pastor Of The Enamel
Rapti,t Church Of Orange Valley, has been called to
The pa,torate Of the First BAPTIST Church OF Iary
town. y. y. and has accepted the call.
Mr. and Mrs.. Henry W. stanley went to Orange
yesterday morning A. The guests OF IhonaI A. hH'+,
w"ndcr, Of Inc Edison laboratory. They were enter
tanned al luncheon by Mr. and Mrs Edison
Five patient. were inoculatcd with kochs ymph
four males and one female vest rday morning W
tie Memorial 10 pltal in orange by Dr. j. W; suchier
Al were in different 't1ces o. p'i,, ~, mr. me wip
person. r. ". Harvey. george Ta1lcS W j. Chandler
Mcfori Fnnyon and NJ. II. simmons.
Mrs Hannah f.. Lbby, well known resident OF
Or,ncc died on Thursday a TIC PIc,bl tc ian Ministers
Home al Peril Amt0y In loo, bcc3mihs ltGic't,u
in the missionary work amcng the indian. S4e al
OF N.,,ion, a. Whcel,ck. Indian Territory licre ,ho
Iabnrcd at teaching among the ChoctawS for sixteen
Year In $3.50 Size married to samuel T. Libby
one OF the missionaries
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
1urSTCUFSTFR COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Mrs Hannah +. Archer yester-
dov made application in the supreme Court beiofe
Iudre Dykman, for a limited divorce from her nus
hand Eugene Archer exJustice Of the Peace, on inc
cronnd, Of non-support and cruel treatment. me
cornc have been married some twenty years ana nave
- children They have been living apart for
,c.-t v,lrs but OF late Mr. Archers efforts TO per
fct - reconciliation have led to several suits IN a
,fr,s court the daughter alleging assault ana Dat
- and Mrs, Archer taxing exceptions to the Invasion
Of her home by her husband
IRVINGTON.-State superintendent Draper, OF the
r.,,rtnrnt Of Public Instruction. has dismissed the
nt"r.ou, raised in hi, department against the cree
lion Il q 10000 schoolbuding in East lPNlhgion:
ii,,cr r,ntc, ha, been wdgcd Tor some time against
;,.,. William A. Burnhan. OF the Board Of kduca
tiou r.lvc L. thi, matter. and the decision Is fc-
c,rTied a, A vimdicatOn Of his course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

Resolutions embodyng the main propositions set forth
in the paper adopted and ordered to be sent "a
the Legi slature The Richardson bill disapproyed
It was recommended to place all road work under III,
general charge OF the State Engineer, with sub.
ordinate superintendent OF roads in each county, Thu
abolition OF the present system OF road repairs wax
earnestly urged committee to present the subject
before the proper legislative committee next week
was appointed.
Mrs Powell read an interesting paper on "Homs
and Farm Life The closing address by Colonel
Curtis upon " Daryng for Milk and ButterS Papers
we're also read By Ralph Lefevre, Captain F. Bower
ond others Much time devoted 10 the discussion
Of fruits and the spraying for tie destruction q
ing
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roo LITTLE WORK SAYS PRESIDENT P4LMER.

Chicago Jan 81 (spcciaD.-Presdent Palmer OF Vie
National worlds Fair Commission came to the city to-
day TO find out whether anything except talk Is blhE "c
compnshcd Il am OF the opinion" said he, ttt thcre
is too much cumbersome machinery somewhere els.
We voHlG soon sec Worlds Pair buildings in process Oh
erection II does not appear that these daily sessions
Of Ground, and Building Committee accompl'' 'cf!
much. The whole matter Of experimenting 'le "oiN
sboud be intristed to and he Is the director
general" Talking about ue NdhuIr- 4'P0''' ~
palmer said the Congress committee did not go over
thrr work a, thoroughly rs they might: pom many
,,,,nts the repoit was frightlUly m.sinfOrmed lie
r%pect. however that Congress, will vote the report
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Gin Ncnl Gsialc 60 fet.

A SMALL FAMILY, { adults. occu-
"A ptiuC nice f--t0ry house 80 N'-t
j>th--t., Wouli Ike Go uc't similar f9uif
q f'naed persons o. shan hou-" am ~
Urn>r~ floor uniurni~hci. Addft~~
PLY MOI TIL, Tribune Uptown orc" LIS
Broadway.
4 VERY PRETTY i--tor. 2o-lt. priNat.
"a house: Gota-st.. between f.rN a'a
Malron-1,c,. possession 40 once. l..,
= zoo; h,>, location ia thr city. j. II j.
TEL. OBS 3d-I.r.
- MID &1~. LOFTS. OIFl,L~, 42I-
I'D t.. B.uatWat and 0.4-aNr. MAY
N.W. l21 West i2t--t.
II OK RENT Front roou. ,ccond 4 .or.
L W.ll Bult!n-. j. Broadway. Apply
IL .om -of W,u'- Building.
~ LIr.-lour loft; good lease. Apply
L premises, III DEanc-rt.. =. o.. FAI-
irR~ON.
w ArEE FRONT.
w Io .efs. 'or manufacturing purpo-r~.
ou tln Tat N'rr. good d pta ~ Na' D..
size = t.0.k. -coNI., feet Wltr 10 %
80 frt. Apply % Gtp ~. PALMER
- II nhattna-nN'.. B..oHltt-
GIJ[ Prt MONTH ior beautiful -
- I'D foot house on Wet tui-aN'. -
completely furnished. O. would io'y" carpets
II ,l.cd. I. ;. NILI.Ils } - u! A. "a! .
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TRorBLE IN A BUILDING SOCIETY.

Chicago Jan. 3l.-The war in the American Build
Ing Loan and Investment Society, IN organization Of
the kind termed national took another turn to-day.
samuel F. WOllns, general agent Of the association,
secured an Injunction temporarily restraining inter.
ference with him IN his capacity collector. WOlnss
BIZ accuses President MarstOn and Stockholders G.. ".
IIurl J. X. Beck and W. II. Wright of having formed
a combination inimical TO him and a fraud in the
association.
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JERSEY CITY.
STILL APPLYING TIE BLUE LAWS

Iohn DiIworth of no. 361 lIcndcrsOn-st.. borrowed
horse and wagon from John p. Van Dorcn ono hnr
sunday morning tire, years and took drive to Der
con Point lie met with accident which injured the
horse and later Van Doren sued him for $40 damages
The case was tried before Judge William 7. Douglas
who allowed IN, plaintiff 80 damage, william G. Cwi-
linn appealcd the case L the County Court and Judge
Ilppincott yesterday reversed the decision, ana hc
tit Won Dnr,u cogd moi collect damages. He based
iS decision on an Old blue law. which makes il nm
ivfn ~ drive, travel. shoot or fish. or otherwise lind
.,nrnrt ON sunday. Judge LippncOt held that
ibn loan wa, made for Illegal purpose undo" this
tntr and that therefore Van Doren cOud not collect
1,r,Crs This cnsc will NJ doubt be taken % the
court of Errors and Appeals.
No RETURN FOR WOUNDED AFFECTIONS.
Henrietta sullivan. OF Fourth st.. several months ar
ocovored a verdict for $4,000 damages against william
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RNCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK-Th, new Nyack Athletic Club has formally
opcucd its clubroom, 1t has quarters 10 ieet
long by 10 feet wide, handsomely fitted with bowIhi
aIcy, billiard and pool tables and reading roohl'.
II has also a wcllapp0ntcd gymnasium It' mr.
III .r. arr: President. John j. Jackin1n' NlCcptri
c"nt Michael Kline; recording secretary ", H.
ar'i,rr IT,: COZ respond ng and financial scciea V
F,,lorirs Perry: treasurer. Peter Palmer captain;
pIn Dpcs,ch: lieutenant, Harry Il. BauVet' bol,,u
~ ,nvcrnor, J. !. Jackman. Peter Palmer A. VI
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nliece!lancou5

< PHOTOGRAPHERS and Remington opcr-
- ator- furnished % bushes. houses: no
comm issi0n-. WGCKOFF, SEAMANS &
BENEDICT 327 Broadway.
~ YPEWRITING done at short motto" !;
j price 10 cents a folio and work guar
anteod reference, given II desired CORE
>poDfpncc solicited. Address {. Il.
MICHEL. p. .. Bon 3ss. Bloomfield y. J.
MBRELLNS. PAHASOLS and CANES
I made % order. recovered and repaired
~ SPENCEI'>, 22i 6th-aFe.. be- litn aAd
10TH SIS. o. 80 6th-1Ve., near loth--t
" ANTED.-A foot-powor ,lide-re,t lathn.
eV Addr'-,. with Size and price, BRASS,
Trbun" Ohce
~ ANTED.-Thc care and management
w u real estate. attending O. repairs.
collecting o. reYt-. &C.. estates or ildlNld-
ua's carefully represented. Il. y. EDGAR.
III BfoIcw1r.
w ANIED Names and addresses Of ca
w ttrrh SHY rrr-. medv fr"". Prot
=. STACY. 1f6 Cambridge Place. Brooklyn,
y. Y.
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furnish 60 Rooms.


tIILuirr. iIrn. ,''d 80 iu-i,' u'''
"a "'n NJ '',1'''', '.'' N ',,. . ,pri
t,u.. IA,5, Dol-. inspected Ia
t.-r,rlou fl.. g.. s. BAILEY, - Yves,
.t.... Established lsG5.
IAU,., u......a font room % 10 in
a 80 r...... f,..ly. "a, a.l beat, j..
ID h.Y.
fNu,I ti.uf. lnd front bedroom 90 DO
\ ~ o.. OF 10 g.at.cm,n; ON nr-t
luor lnj VT -''.--t.
nffDl,r .,.r.nu. furnished Zach -lor
I a.l.fu,ut- leglr or small. with ~
...i', at' room, 30 single rooms
f~ 1t.1-i. - "''' J"t''7I
I,LI,,ANI nv.t Inr.or and D.. dloou. fur
T. n-a,!. -Gi'abl TO- t"o Srnt.rurn or
W. .r.'n lf'l moor r'''r."''' 'N'"'"H'u'
30 i'i iil'-''
L. UKN!-HED rooms g. let single or
4 double. 90 fu-tsc.
q, rrvt~Ii., ROOMS. heat. ga.. run.
L .ln- vauI. soon sunday. prNat"
house. lis LAT l-'tH--t
Y,,<l-DAilIN fruI,A.d ,ouar. room.
go ,.,i'.' rrI,af.. rlmlr. references.
90 W,-t i9,h.-t
...,..,,f.tv rrr<fsurD ROOMS
,.ft..Ia, ,.,ri inference. 10
" ~ i2f.-t., private family.
,-,I,,.ToNAXl.. :3.. corner 39th.,t
Il flnuc-on. large sunny rooms. l,t and
2s Nolit. others - 20 ElI
.,.,,. ,,.d,-.-
| ~ 80 .,'..',. t,,r,i-i,,. In.
a.. loti,.,.. to, door.
-, a. ....,i.n-..,,
v l' '."h 'tl''',," '''''' ~. ~ II
a., ia,
.,..,., -. ',,',>,.ur,r0 o,is v.iooows
\ IN Is fN!Ni ~ i'''-HN Ni'"oN -
y iiDut .i.'.t 70 .n-'+ b"l-, go F"- Sfo
Y Wiz .uihi-n.' i"', i,"S,t"7. i",.i't p'T
ANA 900 WI ''- '''' ''''9 ''''
l''''
G'O LII.-Nnn ''-'n'.5 iu.h.,' io',.
iof N'i ".'' "' '' INN IT, ~
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II Ill.> lr 81, 49, .'o'!' Iqur ,''
- i'." or "., any, f,' on, or t,o
nls.rd '', '''''' ''' WV VI
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= ii!-Ni -" 10 ,,,,,,,,i..,,,,..
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20 "t
"a WE~T ENLIST WI aL.-iuted
~ r'.' .''N ~. '...' hi. .i,,.'. 49, ,'"-
%. "'.' '' % .'-'' '''i- -'''''A I'm 50.
q, "a I~i .,l H. .-fir."i- igf doctor 3
IS good N-lt sud use ol reception pArlor.
~ MS, I'- iAN - VI U''n,a i'o1S
d., rriva.~ icui.h r1mil,. Win or without
n.td ur-'.ria-. r.i,r,4cc- given aud f,,.
mind
49,, ,-,...-
80 80 -"h. new
80 .', y" ' " l''''''' ''''
80 ..,,.,, ~ ~ ,..7,i-, I'm,
A A 49,, g., ,..,ti,....., ,,,.,, ,,,,e
~ ''' '''' sammy "'"''
l'Iul-n''' -
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VETERAN MAs0ys MEET IN LOCKPORr.

LoclIport, " y, Jan. 81 (Special).-The animal
meeting Of the Masonic Veterans Association Of the
XVIII District was held here last night and a re-
morlable gathering of old Mas0ns assembled at the
feast. President John Hodge, Junior Grand Warden,
urps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-01

,is s,ru ,vas fractured His injuries fatal The
otber persons seriously injured Miss LIZZIE osg
metz. John ZegIer, L. c. Wynnes, j. NJ Wnitc' ~ a.
r. T. Williams and J. II. Hubbard. There was IL Is
alleged no attempt on the part Of the Eastern ln ny
tralnmen to look out FOR danger in the rear "io ''
were being delayed at the crossing.
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

wrSrPOPT-lIo,ace staples. president OF the First
National nan, and founder Of the staples Gh school.
Yesterday addressed The pupils ana large number W
citizens, In, occasion being the seventh anniversary
~ the fnudinc of the school and MI Sapee cil.
tr,rr mon h.s nincicih year. Mr. staples knew
Horace Greeley personally. and has ai INC ip"ii0
continuously since it, first issue in 1-il
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

N1ApISON.AVF.. GiI.-With board, hand.
vi -orcly furnished second floor suite
reasonable terms.
-MADISON.AVE.. 12O-Laree, beau-
!. t.fuily furni .hrd room Tor one or Two
back par.or on first floor; well furnished
folding bed and wardrobe; superior board
five tail. hOlrdDi accommodated rrh-ol-
able rates mar Madison square bcauti-
fui location
I NEWLY FURNISHED large and
l. single ro.n... Win board lr'rrch,'-'
~ N'di~on-a1r., near 3l-t-';.
W.. 5a3 corner @.th--t.-frout
> room, "a 81 Goor,, Win board; phi
vat. tihlo u desired.
-,Ii.ANt. o,3 Handsomely furnished
> "a and other suite. private table sim
-In rooms strictly ff,'cla.-.
ICTH-sT. 80 FAST. near Broadway.-
10 n a'cd rooms; d1v. - up W." CIV,
with boarl. 80 up; public, prlNat" dining
room.
10 wEST 5I~r-ST.-WItn board. two
10 taii rooms on tird nor.
0IsT-~T 9wFSr near 3,h-lvc.-.N icely
furnished looms; excellent table;
frw table loIrl 20, accommodated references.
DcTH.ST.. 81 WEST.-Choicc rarlor floor.
~ VITA every Convenience: superior table
aud Attendance central location.
81 EAST 46rU ST Pleasant furnished
: rooms, with or without beard Sll con-
vcplence,.
ooRD.ST.. 30 wEST.-Hand,omcly FUR
cp ul-h,l rooms uarlof dinlng.Iooh; -u'
uoio, board. - Pr week.
o. TH.~T.. ~ WFSr.-Couple leaving for
% l!oftt viii rent rooms table and al.
tendance. hr,t-cln-- ia every particular
oc lASr -9Tu. si.-fucN furnished
% oou and hal. room adjoining, with
nfst-clo-- board.
tnIAST Fourth noor square
~ front room and hall room. with or
without hoard reference.
toD.ST.. lG FA~r.-Hlndsome large,
40 sunny. newly decorated rooms all con-
N'n.cnccs with board; terms reasonable.
.rH.-T-l77 WEST.-Latsc elegant
To r1om, s.aely or cn suit lirs,-t.aSs
at .rrg.
-~TH.ST.. 3I3 FAST Handsomely frr.
~ ni-n,d front room with hoard, TO gcn.
t'n1n ~ r'ncc' ~. GlBB.
g WEST &THsT - Dcs.rltl, rooms,
30 with boird; references exchanged
small family.
90 LAST 77TH ST-Room' wilh board
% everything nnr; al-o uufurnlsh,
r,lsoaabl pr.ce9; with refer
100 DIST. ils WEST.-Onc double and
30 OF. -inc." warm sunny room. with
irSt-clas- board Americans; references.
on WEST l4rH-sT.. The Hamilton
~ Rooms. fu suite ana -LElN, tlDls
loaid: transient, solicited; house newly
furnished throughout
ltn WEST iirH-ST.. near Broadway.
~ % blocks from cl"Nutrd.-NcWly fur
nishcd rooms with good board.
on~ WEST -ST.-I.arsc, sunny front
COI room. third hpor. folding bed. graf"
Nir. large closets; other rooms good home
cooklpg; rcf renee.
iO~ 5rIl.ANE-2 large. sunny rooms.
fCI hind floor back also on" large.
sunny room. fourth Aoo. front; private
bath win or without board.
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Real estate 10 Crthauoe


Il L'lIhA NlNiNAG;D. lot -al. OF. r,.
change FOR Noithrfn PROPERTY. ut, rol,.
bfi,'d Audalu-il NIntll.i n.ur Ttila.
hd-'cr ia GA beautiful lILs. piicr . !l
h't annually - pr cont Ou iHyr-tmrni.
Acdf"-e EoA le2. Itii1Daa-.,. lll.
H. OK SALE or IXfHk%rE- fine
s -to.cr. VITA duol-r-. a. i i-ey &c
Address tNAN joins. rlainnId =. j..
AZ T. OE't.R iu tAchau.- Tor "a small
w coIHul place mean This city TOURIST .r,
lrIHhsionf NDu-r, M tIc best part of a.,
Guy, NOR u ~. .ou-ay" In j. rect order.
4 STORY HOUSE uptown. ELEGANT
Io atom. % rNchau.. for country
place. joins o. IIOiI, d.. M Eioaf
way.
so, 900 f-'atc nous, orld >" i ~ ~
10. and i.,Ho.-aNr.. fof lot in lludIrg
700 l2Lho.hood. "!EAEDY. HoN IS. Ir.blu.
ONCE.
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T.. IiTTEL.
lisa C1lnubue-ayp.
D.r - -

TWO wrll-nriit btOVpstou" front double
q hou- S. -5.3N-5NlOJ: 3d-avr. az. 300
CAEEEAr. Asnt. Graad-st. and lot ',i,,.
oD-A : E.-j--trrr. tIOiru-tDnr. large store
- V!;a Hats. having all modern iApT0.e.
mnnt'. h1.L> &c.: house in perfect order:
| 20 NgONlc3. piicc $1,000: FREQ add ,laag.
/ Pant. .u.ar, from STARR s. AHERN, $50
] Fl-t,a
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%Of WIST 5jTH-ST. -i-,tory double
''''f t.uomrn', wei built. &c.. 25HS5N
100; asking Pr!c,c,, 10000; 20 fair. Of,
Grand Il and IoVtry
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NORTHERN yEWJERsEY CUOYTTES.

UNION HILL.-Councilman llalec recently intro
duccl resolution AT the meeting 81 the Board. order
Ing Union HI Hose Company 80. !. 20 be- d,handed.
mo member, Of jh. council lHd The matter over FOR
.e1r -i!ei alton. The irvWcu propose to light this
proposition in the Legislature and the courts.
MISREPRESENTATION Drcvs. twelve year, old. fen
from canal boat oil seventh ST.. Yesterday morning
and wa, drown 81. Th- body WIS not recovered. The
Goy lived on the canal boat Iii, father the cap
tain.
NEWARK Michael Lyons. loatman. fell down
tlc elevator shaft at Othu'- steel Works on Friday
night and was injured hadly that b" VIII probably
die . The striking spinner, OF the Clark
Thread Work, received thrir allowance 0ut " the
Silk, fund yesterday. There is 30 change in the
situation
CRANFORD-An ENJOYABLE reunion was given on
Thursday evening by the Fro social Cl1b az hr home
Of Mrs. Faitoutc. who's par!Ii~ we're handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Dancing BEGAN at 10
o'clock The following were aWpnr those present:
Ni,. Mabel Thornton. Mr.. Harriet Thornton. f.
Wallace Thornton. Miss Nellie Blake, Miss Jones.
Mr. Nc,.i". Miss Edith Mcconnell MIS- Tim on.
IgniamIn Unison. Mi Salli" Page. MIR ami Mr..
william Hir}y. Frank PAGE, Alli" >mcaton, Clarence
Voorhs Harry Van LOm, Miss Edith Jones and
Louis Lawrence.
SPEAKER WITTER. or MONTANA, DEAD.
Helena. Mont. Jan. 3l.-Tnc legislature adjourned
fill Tuc.day out Of respect 10 the memory Of speak
4 O. Witter. who died at Dillon this morning.
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Lockwood. a tugboat captain, for breach OF promise
The captain instituted insovcnt proceedings to avoid
paying the money and yesterday Judge Lpp!ncott de-
cided the case IN his favor.
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5nrnlshr0 Rooms tOdnlc0

rTrNrION. want 300 -inrlr auI
n lolhir Hrnl~n,d ropm- 10y f,h. . I'm
prlvat, hous,, and fats all prices; ith
L. 5a.h -t~. Parties having such p'ts'
applv PERSONAL, Ibis WtnA, i,2ji Broad
way. room =. near 32d->t
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ENTLEMAN hav!nr sod hi, horse.
NJ going abroad offers balance OF OG:nt for
SiG5 elegant sldehar ton buggy. Harness.
cloth ard f"r robes. b ancots. English sad
die and Bride used only one m0nta: cost
s49l 10 also new Portland cutter cheap.
10 West ifth.st
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r. ENTI TNAN VIII sell his brongham or
NJ cart horse ressOnal lc he Is a grand
ANNA. Kind. sound. cob built, high-rnce
actor sold for want Of use. JEROME.
Box 0. Tribune Office.
& 1YLISH You've HORSE. - Sound.
- kind trTc: H. hand- fine knee action
splendid driver worth 500 will sell before
WEDNESDAY $40. CLARKF'S STABLES.
S23 West 2Jth.st.
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%lo,sfs ana CdrrlG9es.

L 37., sd. $50 BROOME-sT.
IARRIAGES FOR TOWN AND COUN-
10y Of VERY DESCRIPTION.
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~ for ,d.c, 4tnG by ti,r acre % ll..
AOI-'- o. IT, iurn..",d or uniurlI 80 u.
n BIS TAYLOR. , BceE.aan-,;.. y. \.
81. O. 60, AHA raj estate o.. -.-o.Ilt,
n barga.us and exchange r.trs.yn,rr
80 yclr,' cAp r!nurc. PHILLIPS &
WELLS Tribune Building.
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DOR SALE.-GrOcery and butcher bust.
i mes, combined. Addres. seai'd letters
for particulars TO +. L. W, stamford, Conn.
e. OR SALE.-A set OF Congressional
l. globe, from 1888 10 1866. Address D..
EnglcwOod, y. J.
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Furnished Gcnscs.

Brooklyn.
TO LET.-Dcsirable private dwelling, on
i Gsricn Place. Brooklyn Heights fur
nished or unfinished. HENDERSON
100 Nassau-st.
Country.
Il FURNISHED COTTAGES on Long l..
Il land, season 1891 lists free. Write or
csil THURBER e. TANNING, Bay shore
T. l.
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Clnts GO Get, Furnished

- AClIELOK APAhTM mt near Union
I'D Square elegant furnished I'd fGor.
private bath suitable fOr 3 : only > 800
ycar.y; Irst.c'9ss valet attcndancr. 81.
oth.aNv
EIACHELOE AFAKIMTN4 Magrlr-
ID Gently furnished parior floor; both
suites, squar' and single rooms with baths
and heat breahsst and hotel attend incc
Al West 2S,h-st.
1Tll-AVE. AND 5GTH-rT.. 1hr Nan
CoIiear.-S large, light rooms and bath |:
ali improvements steam heat; elevator :
fprntshed or unfurDisbed ADRIAN a.
HEOEMAN T. CO.. 1921 Broadway.
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OK NE>T 4jIU-ST.. nrir Uroaavay.
: - --f--torv Lr>erc 1t lrirk house. NJ.
! Wv U s. ". RLAEELN. 500 RrnnGNnE
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Real estate.

If YOU HAVE FiS or, Iif'y Thousand
4 Dollars which you 'Cuif like p invest in
solid K'aj Estate O. O. I,r cent lLt .--. 1
have the opportunity fol yoI. Iat property
}, advancing - per cent yeo:lv. >"cuur
ol-o.u'o. Only principal, on vor. aAe 1
vIi ca. on yoi. Answer all We-.. EtN
o. 80 i. o.. City.
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Bonr0 nn0 Rooms.

Am ATTRACTIVE ID floor. 4
~, rooms. bath; psiNato tItle optional /;
4tnitlr, plumbing.
Also attractive floors with private baths
with %. v ihuut bOuid suit f, and single
rooms: apartments: doctors oiiccs"; all
desirable locations, highest references given.
Information free.
=. &. LELAND 4 CO.,
81 WYNN HIrII.ST
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miscellaneous


4 TENTlON.-nome study, an eAperi.
a cuc,d teacher ~ Il. u..ng class - m
.truct ladies' In l"t;es-vritlng pcnmonNhip
AID composition. by mail terms - per
week; -tamn tor circDlii. address Miss
\. WILL>EA Ncwbnrg, y. y.
4 -GENTLEMAN and vie. cultured splr
n ituali,t-, wish 20 met with gentleman
Z wealth aud Icauemcrt t. join IA taking
a nice house for a Peasant home mot
clearinghouse not particular Is To- what
city. WHITE, 107 South Oxford ST.. Brook
lyn. y. Y.
4 NUMBER Of ,llhtly damaged trunks
"a aud bags less than cost; goods de-
liNrr,d FREE ." miles. CHAS. SCHWARTZ
- ith-aVc.' near 9th-St.
hErECTiNE WOEH requiring delicacy
- and sIll; claims for Injuries tested
aud NEGOTIATED; economical methods Ad.
dfes, CORNER. Tribune oaicc.
EENTLEMl.N wishing to dispose al thclr
NJ Ton Othing a a fair value will pleas
call ON or address EDWARD MILLER, Is
Gtl-ayc.
HANDKERCHIEFs! HandkoIchlf-
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worth Zoe. The Royal BarItz Gloves;
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zoe. pair the cclebrat, d LaNallicre corsct,
now reduced u soc. a pair. JAMAlES. In.
porter ~ the Genuine Bon Narchr and
Louvre Gloves, 900 Broadway and IS West
30th.st.
II lGIlEST PRICES paid for ladies' line
IL cast Oh clothing, Irwrlry. hric.a-brac,
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NJ EWS.-Ca-h paid for good sensational
" news. which may b. verified Address
REPORTER, Ii: dth-ave.
old MAHOGANY FURNITURE. Old
~ glass, old crockcry, old silver. any Kind
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Address PERKINS. 33j 3d.hNc.
ID ARQC EFT FLOORS. repairing. polishing
4 lloors; kept In order 10y the month b.
MARKS ENELLEKOFER 3.o Fast
sjta-,t. well recommended
- DAVIN'S BOOKSTORE. 2G3 West
IL. l+th.st.. Is the cheapest In city all
kinds OF books bought. sold and exchanged,