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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
Inspector has arrived to aid in the settlement OF TN

trouble.
MOUNT VERNON.-The largest and most important
general meeting OF taxpayers called in this town
wa, held on Friday night to discuss and vote upon
proposition Of the Common Council to ask the Legs
lature 10 empower the issue Of per cent ioryyear
bond, TO cover the cost Of the lateral sewer, now
about completed. The meeting held in the hall OF
the Council President Jarct sanford was in the
chair and at times had to exercise his full muscular
force with the gavc to prevent Interruptions OF the
speakers. Joseph H. Wood, Charles H. WILSON,
Trustees William Archer and Edward A. Howland
champoncd the caIl-e Of those who believe in pay
inc debts os fast :, they are contracted. Trustees
George c. Appel and Albert +. Gc-chedt charnponed
the bond Proposition and declared that T. require
the payment Of the cost of tie sewers IN one two
or five years wouid bring trouble upon tie small
property owners. The ballot tasen cubs -qucntly
showed that tic larger property voted against
the bond issue but it carried By vote Il les
20 1875. II is not believed that with 80 larle vote
against the bond, the Legislature Will pass the act
A sad Of death ana sickness from TO- close
economy brought u the attention OF the Boa'u
Of Managers OF the Mount vernon Hospital on froaN
night An aEct couple by the name II Daad'Il' r.
moved from south Mount \CTBOn to Il Mite nome
on CfrOVe-,t. ab,ut TWO mCntg> ago. The INSTANT
who was a shoemaker, found Wing dead near M
shoe ,nch on friday afternoon, ana ms DodS N'r
frozen ,tiif. The doctor VINO examined the LoI
concluded that death caused by exhaustion ana
lack of food lie Is believed t. have st4r'ed hlm
self To death Ills BODY was removed 10 the MO- eut,
on FDurth-aVe. Near the dead mans bod' Wa NinI
the PROSTATE form of the wife. uncOnScoh, anu hvdh
frozen She was al taken to the hospital 10.
treatment and Yesterday was in stat; 81 coma DuU
frequently cried for her husband she showed siRhs
~ having deprived herself Of food. The couple were
natives of bavaria. and the woman las Two SHp
daughters living in town. The clectlon ior trustee
Harrington and 5. b. Allen for the thrccyear term
and Lorn Clark for one year.
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NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
THEY FLIRTED DURING MEETING
THE REV. W P. BRUCE SCORES HIS CoNcREc'

rBr REV. w. p. BRUCE SCORES HIS CONGREGA
TON AND THREATENS TO RESIGN
The Rev. ". p Bruce, pastor OF the GrcehVillc re
formed Church. Jersey City, on Friday night at inc
ciose NJ the week of PRAYER addressed his congTeg-
lion a. follows:
awhile the past week has been one that will be
remembered BY every one of this congregation Win
pleasure still it was very sad one for me. sad, be
cause of the WAY in which several young people have
behaved I'm this church during PRAYER meetings. SIT
ting here at my table / saw-ycs, actually saw
several young people flirting. Taimage says that
flirting is damnation, and say the same. nave
preached before drunkards in New-loik and have Iad
a better behaved audience than have here. have
preached in the Florence Mission before the oui'asts
~ New York Gr7Inkarls. thieves and fallen women.
and they were better behaved than some member,
Of this congregation, and if at another meeting | ma
thet the congregation j. not better behaved VIII
Immediately. without further notice, hand In my res
irnation as pastor of this church,"
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STATEN ISLAND

STAPLETON.-Thc Richmond County Republican
General Committee yesterday and elected the io-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Chairman Ben
iamin F. Warford vice chairman. Lester A. scI0MeId
treasurer William A. SegIine' ana secretary "'i'"'
A.. Galloway.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rhoades, proprietor OF
the Pavilion Hotel. Yesterday received chrSh nuI'
Nh a tuxv for the f amount Of his unpaid hoaru
bII-S45 20. Mr. Rhoades said that he Wa not sur
,fsed AT receiving the check IL was AZ MS request
ihat the charge against the Duke was dismissed by
Justce Corbctt Friday.
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I'm FIT rpA RACE TRACK At SAUGVS.

Boston. Jan lot Is stated that George Engeman
ov-pcr Of the Brighton Reach running track has pur
cha 81 Franklin Park. saugus for $4,000. and Will
III # No and hold two meetings there tho coming
season. one In the spring and one fl the ill. 1t J.
also stated on excellent authority that an effort Is ~
be made by Influential men to procure legislation IN
ibi, state similar 10 the Ives Pool law ia Sew York
leeazing betting under certain restrictions. Ih, Lat
scheme Is also said 10 contemplate IN" purchase "i
5000 600 worth of land In BroOaIiuo and the budin
Of a regulation milo track with betting and stable
oft rl
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UACkENSACK

INCREASED REWARD IN TIE BEERMAN CASE
Prosecutor Campbell yesterday received authority
from Henry Beerman. OF Fairview. to increase the re
ward from 300 5000 for the capture and conviction
OF the man who assaulted Mrs. Bcerman some weeks
ago. This makes total reward Of $1,000. The man
who suspected Of being the assaiant and VINO was
arrested ON another charge at Goshen. y. y, was
released from Jail TO-DAY. IL is now believed that no
was no; Mr.. Beerman'S assallant. Inc county
authorities 70 be "a much at sea IN the case as
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ALONG TUE SNIfND.

BRJDGFPORT- steam tug Isis. owned by mar
bornaster Captain John McNel. was damaged US I'o
Yesterday 10 the amount OF $1,000 Inc
co,r,,t.e NJ the Fairfield County Yale Alumni As
oc,at,on Announce that the midwinter banquet Will
Ie held I'm this city on February g. and that Chauncey
NJ Depew President Dwight and William d. Bishop
have accepted invitation, 20 speak. .. me
ave Library Association have elected inc fOllo"!HE
nSicerS: President Hon. samuel Fcssenden: sccrc
tary W. H. shelton; treasurer. A. NJ talndtagr -
l,hrary committee Judge Z. y. brewster. OF Daubury
CnrtiS Thompson and G.. W. Wheeler Of this city
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNswICK-John V. Fa-wen. Of Chicago. flf IN
AVFNUE-Senator George F. Holr. OF Massachusetts ana
Allen w. Thurman. o! Ohio. GiLSEf-CoHmandet T.
r woodward T. 5 Navy. PARK ANENuE-Rishop
,ru,.t,g,on NJ Genital Nce-Yo-k. NfCTORlA-H.
Ridor IIargard and wife. q England W1NDSol'-Co'i-
ere>sman Rodney Wallace Of Massachusetts Judge j. NJ
wilson Of Washington, ond J. ". Courtney Deputy Mn
q Finance OF Canada.
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u Work out by the day references
dress 331 last l9th-,t.
hRlSSM NklH WISHES y fe" inoa0 N.
~ tomtis "a. home 1a,l or system"
RiN NOLp,. 30 M,-t a9;h-st -
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR Ihhl rs
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL hhrfcEs
LIVED VI TUE UPTOWN orfr,.t.sL.
No. | .@3S Pr adna!, corner Ihltp mid J
p. M. 90 IVES, Twenty .thiti;.t:; az ~,
sih.Ne.; lj2 6th.aye., LaA GsS"
Sorner Eourteenth.st-
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FLEECED BY CARD SHARES.

1t was learned last night that Charles II. Genung.
itch retired merchant and prominent citizen OF TINS
place had been vctimzcd 0ut OF $1,000 in game Of
cards bv the two ,harper John II. Martin and Edward
khortelle. who in tail AT Newark They 'iicd
/ room here and PLAYED the game in 'cnnngs erence
He advanced the money to orc Of them as the game
progre sed in tile hope he ALLEGED Of making s. 600
they disappeared. leaving him I'm the lurch. lie Is
me OF the trustees OF the Rev. DR.. Kcmpshals church
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yoPr srerErS rs rHr BrfLDTyG TRADE.

More rlcn went un -tih" yesterday in sympathy with
the strikers on tn Edison Building In Eroad-t All the
carpntc- framc~ Joucr and other worhmcn on the new
buldinv, At Nn.t--iNtht aud West EndIve. who work
FOR Idwaid Kpati!ci ordered to stop ty
walking .lat- ard did 20. strike viii tba5ly tIte
place toorow on thc i} h"n-' ana station 81 the New
Jersey Genital Railroad. az Liberty aud Wet ST..
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ORANGE

The regular meeting Of the New England Society Of
the Oranges was held last evening. An interesting
discussion was held the subject OF the electric
railway Charles f. Eaton and George J. Bayles were
elected members
There a brilliant time at the great slides Of the
Essex County TOboggan club last evening. The
slides illuminated with electric lights and about
500 people were present 10 enjoy the sport.
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Rfal estate Unnteo.


OCSE, unencuu bcre1 in Brooklyn, for
IL 5 per cent dividend paying stock. Par
tlcuars only given personally Room i21,
consolidated LAchanee, ~ Broadway.
ORANGE. y. J.-Wantcd n rent near on"
~ nl the orange stations, a fully fur
nlshed hOu-" for one Y'ar or longer from
May location and house must be first
class. no children fullest particulars, loca-
ton. Sc, OF no not e." taken. Address
BALDWIN. Trbun" Office.
SMALL. refined family. spending some
- m0ntns in city. viii rent Handsomely
furnished house or apartment or months,
guaranteeing V'rf~L car. and paying fair
nominal r'nt. Adde'S D., LaWy'Te' Club.
no OWNERS. EXECUTORS. TRU9-
j TEES Rent, collected property -old
rented. appraised. p. >. TNEACY. l,C03
0'h.lve.
WANTED. House downtown IN Brook
w l,n within walking distance OF city
Hall a property for Investment. Will pay
cash II suited ,'ud iull particulars. Mn.
j. -. WARREN. Nr"-H"rk Po~toiilce.
w ANTED. TO lease o- buy Ia ~ coun.
w Try hotel near city Address RE
SPONNIBLE. Bon y. THbuno Qnlce.
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SINP,nN HELD EOR TRLlL.

Joseph Il. Simp-on, ALA, summer aIIs Stout. alias
schwartz yornr pl-,cr Of bogus check, Whose career
,.,, brought t. a sudden end bv Dctcty., Fi'" aud
Neonnr-. va, arrpign,d in J'nef,on Market Court
isrday on Two charges Of larceny. Simp-pn l.td m.
Lest hotel, IN the cit, aud bel, Victims the
pfoprietois. lie wa he'd in 1900 ball
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Rral Cotate 10 gfehanac


4 SEVERAL mod,r7 priced private
"A. huu--- 900 de.llahlr part Of Brooklyn,
u ,A .niIsr fpr suburban rnsidrnr" under
$50 eco. Apply PHILLIPS s. WELLS.
Tribune Building
COI NTET SEAL OF FARM wanted ln cv.
" change fur .ftWusfour house. t.-t. las.
HoY1 s. LLNEIL. 10, iIoadW1y.
WNIE ~ uumortel1ed Brooklyn apart
" m'ut property. Na.Ie 5000 fully
l't-.d. paying handsomely. would ~.
chang. taking In part payment a haud-"r"
Uoi'rl -uhIihln r.tr az. not over 80 900
and uni uurt'ugrf owu"I- only ppiy.
CHANCE EoN -. Ir.Nuu" once.
ryNIAN~ RANCH 500. 900 and 800 Coz
'f-h oi Iultcag. Tor q U.il.ou-d .iar
lr-.h'-- property. rented. J.. II. STEELE,
c1 broadway.
w HAVE i-S'ory bronu~tDne house.
~ N'U located. and IN th" hot coalition,
fl ,N. hAngc lor .mall countr. p'ac, near
'hr t!iv TOrLN = FRLNCH. 1877
broadway.
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season will take place at CHECKER ng Hall on January
20. In addition 10 4 number Of selection, which arc
~ he given hv the club II will b" assisted bv Fran
Ritter Goctze who Will sing several solos ana b'
Herr Victor Herbert tie yiolonccui,t.
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fnrnisbe) Rooms

NJ ORTIZ GRAMERCY PARK, az Last
" st.st-TiandsOmely furniSnc,u io''''
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(lats 90 Get. Snrnlshe0.

TINN D~CNF FLOOR TO LFr.-For gen
II tlrmen's club: IN private family. Al
dress CLUB. Box :. Tribune Uptown ONCE,
2Ss Proad"av.
III ANTED TO RENT.-Gcod farm and
w buildings near Witt Pains or along
line Harlem Railroad preferred. j. 81.
COKD. 227 East 64th--t
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C,ln Feal gsia,c for Sale.

nor sALE. ,crv low. cosy rtms. ~
I-'t 'su.,t a.'2 2Se We" io r i3lS Nrs,
,,t.. "a. p. "a ,is5 new Sol, S R-Tw 0rPfLDfE
~ Lih'rty Il -
NOR SALI AZ bargain -HighN'ooD
L brorn>toue house IN 'oHp!etS OFT
lo.4,.,. uri. Naa.-ou-ayc.. above V''nn,,,,pp
-,r1l payment required j. \. - ~
81 TT 'Cp. 7o' N'ti-oh'a''.
pHI SPLENDID cas,e!l,ted. swc.l
j front decorated house 2ji Wet h'h-
81 is worth ~ 600 ~ can bc bought no"
fur .2S UVu. vi layMeni OF IS 'o
~" nnest bargain iu ~" fe'tf. ga Iu,,,Iituvs
WOOD re'id'ng opp''tc. 'i Il MO"
~quan~
LIST FTYisHEp 2iNsiNidd ~ 9 rooms
y ,nd h,,h d.ro-a.ad psl,- a. 900 mort
gage g. 90; ail 10 god locations.
u,rN Nlw NopTRN DWELLINGS.
sos - and "~ aud 80 - . W">f .5ti.
s,.-Iour--torv br'vu-ton". crt.nrt hi leie'
.,,.rs,or. I-IEl,rED fI 0Ck ~'f"@
e. - and 80 feet mont near "a - ri".
Va'ei station VIII sHll reasonable open Tor
s-p,.t..n daH,. ; II1IIL, lle' CO.
IIi,b.-atc.. corner .-c.~'
,SToRY d.4iic G4t yri.o All 800 21Ieo
zoo '.l,. > 6oo. same >i,". price
$4,000. u.,it-'rr 5000 -tni ,'iSo.-
STORY. > MuM'. on. cs'h foot: pri.
> vat. hrN- auitoft 'mp-0''ue its
,.,'., .,c OWL ia Zoo. t.., 4 $50 Fnrlcg
nI- ~ SrAI:E : AuGRN. ioJ' Jday".
j.. y --~r,c.'l othr. good Investments.
ySraLY dYuI. rat. " wa'-r..lo-c'> on
- .a.n rooI. "-.oN,cTlco' prize" >.j 600
uoitrnrc $1,000.
. ,vuEl 4prnl. Sat e. ronm, and hath.
y ..F "a buIIf .I-~n.fOG all t.u1ufsi
pr.,. ~ oou uo.'-'r. -idoco.
81 800 - r D., -,,o a' y, ,nl VI" s,aa,i
= dr.,,.t.d colonial -fylc. hOu-s lGS
Ve,t i3d.-t a. ~ cO Ire, than NoN"in'
bnr Price. station .'r~et. usher on premises
Brooklyn.
, STORY AID. ha- .ment house. u rooms:
lnrte4-iur' . .nlt ~ 800 a-y ma. l. 4.
FTrSE 90 B'n.rk-r--'.. DrooNyn.
CID r0O CLOSING an '~i't' m",t
- S'.)DU. lc Sold ~ once 'l'1'ut 8
.jor. aud basement. Washington P1rA. nru
b. kaI.. hpu-, Won't. easy elftVO %i'o
cash .- ono can r.main. GARD. - Park
Hpn. y. S.
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NOE SALE. Ncrv low cosy t"rms. IL
j LIST Isc--t ais, 226 West l2lstst.
,.,clu. r4t. new. viii pay 10 per HYv
a. 4
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Donr0 am Rooms.

A -A.-AN AIIRACIIEL ~ floor. =
"A. rooms. bath, private table optional
,tnItaFr PLUMBING. ,. -.
Also alta az. floors. with private baths,
with or without bard suites ana single
-o"rs ausrtyeuts: doctors Offices" all
lcsirablc locations hiSLes. references given
Inlorua'lOn fee.
S. {. LtLA%D s 60"
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FOUR PAsSfNGfE. TGP AND 40 ToF
CARRIAGES. INCLUDING MANY
NOV III TIES.
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JITH-Sr.. - EASr.-La.s'. very d.,'r.
! l able sunny room. excellent tdh.',
warm. attr1 I've house; refined guests
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Glln Real estate Go Get.

a ONI-NTOHF binding on llth.avr and
n It'h -f. covering . ritt lot. adapted
Tor suu'ar'urng purpose. "ith boilers OF
is hor.r uowcH. Inquire on premises. or
TOIf& Nr,'NIIIM i2G Wp-h.ngtOn.-t.,
or J.. 81 MNlK. . Dc-bro@@'1--t.
HHlAr rlNIs FOR DESIRABLE
y NANTFACTt EEl;S 800
NATEK POWER WATER POWER
WATER POWER
Save coal his. engineers ond nremen
W Offer for q term ~ ycIr- within thity
miles Iom Ncw.York. the following build
ings With wster-vhr-ls cnmpl'tr
Bundlng. l30x1tO. wat.r wheel register.
ING no a. J..
Bundlns. Go.l32. water wheel register.
my 200 b. ..
Buiidlnl. 33N70 with addition 33N40.
watcr-whr'l registering - D.. -.
Bui.dlngs located - suit tenants
Rrnt ~ four space. Sc. per square foot.
Rent Of wat't power. with ptNll' ~ to
use cay and night $40 per horse power.
Answ.L stating Character ~ business u
Bon /. Tribune once.
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DRE>SMNKEH Wishes a few more IN, IN
- TONERS hy day. OF home 'li Il'h 80.
ius dr"->r, ana rrnodrlling III gua,ssiFX
r,.i ,nyablr. AdGrrss Ms MlLHoi'bN
% last llith.,t.
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A VETERAN KILLED BY A TRAIN.

lean Veltcr a veteran of the Civil War and OF the
War, struck and instantly killed
BY train on the Eric Railroad yesterday. lie was
silk ont OF employment. and was forced 70
nick coal along the railroad to keep fire in his nome
fIe was thus engaged when killed His BODY was
horribly mangled.
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hnraes quo GarrlaaEs.

L LANDAU e. CO.,
+ 1872. S7., $40 BRooME-ST. corx
TRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
BroucAams. Rockawsys.
lxt Broughams, Ext ROckaways.
[ DUNES Coupe ROckawaya
Iandanlets. Six Pass Eockaways,
Landaus, Curtain Hcckaways'
FOUR PASSENGER. T0P AND 40 TOP
CARRIAGES. INCLUDING MANY
NOV III TIES.
LARGEST STOCK AND wAREROoMS
IN THE WORLD.
Don't purchaso carriage, in town or out
until you p1y NJ Visit.
VAN TAssELL & KEARNEY's
"A. tAfliIAGE DEPOSITORY
At PRIYATE SALE, .r ,s.
new styles OF SPRING AID sUMMEH
ALL mir NEW DESIGNS 10 oAK5 Ma
PIE and OTHER NATURAL WOES;
Jhrdron's yrricios 'or donkeys aud PONIES.
WAGONS. kensinStols. De,
BY Waecns IT. RucGooa,G,' SUNNI nnhSSst
& White DlcKboards for four add six pas
AND oCTAGoH, ,FR,oTTTI
PBOi on ANS now and sec ;nd manu- DJ
the pest city builders.
LAHDACS
GLASS FRONT AID LEATHER HEADS
Blk pAssE323SFEFS " AID D. GXTEXs!oN.
FRONTS Csupc and urtain hocE"Wsys'
V1CIORIAS. ..rroxc
LANPA EI st 2gG ID, M ~ gph HAIG6sYGH'
LADIES kRiNINt, FRACTIONS, EA'
TENSION TOR rHAbroNS and DoC'
roiPo Mie rNSL ASS No.rop wAaoNs
And pE ? wAGoNs. PAINT.
Dog CARTS AND PONY
OUR HAr;NLss ROOM
THE LARGEsr AID FINEST STOCK OF
SADDLES AND DRIDLLS. MH.f2,
Eur AND CLOTH ROBES. bLAN
IN AMERICA.
HORSES n,
O' .te e.l' frott1F.. tsaadl. Horses. and
ALWAYs ON HAND .,r
INTENDING PUECmAsEKs WILL %
WE'LL 20 examine our IMMENoE
sTO X before buying elsewhere
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE-w .th-
"A out ">,,Ition ~" -af''t. most Gentle
reliable H1wbl, ton ian family ana rnh nor
iu th. city color bay l""t htnd~ hlEh
stylish ana hai.G-. ne. r,i--d in Fa't-. ~,
or most timid p-r-on 60 drive NOT 'ilalu Hl
locomotives CT elevated cars IA Iart ~ -
a. perfect family h0l-" a any y ht'Hu.
could wish for. warranted Ia "N'lN i'-p-ct
sound and gentle ana 10 tlo' milo Ih ~
n-l,. ,rfy reasonable 20 ptlNsfr r'-pon-lHr
PARTY that v!ll civ" MIN g"ol h"mr '''I'.
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Board ruanteo.


A LADY would like rom and board with
n lady living alone. LOUISE. Tribune
Oiilcc.
4 GENTLEMAN rrquirr, "A home i'm the
"A city with cultivated lllNatr family for
mus. ". maud ana two small children. II.
X, BoN q, Tlilunc once.
~ OAfD aud room wanted In private Amr,.
~ lean family. whore lone comfort, can le
enjoyed references exchanged please -ttt''
terms aud fan pa ticullr, bourding houses
nr'd noc reply. \ dress EDW \KD BACH
tLOk, RoN ~. Tribune unicc.
~ oARD WANTED In rrined American
ID family Tor young japanese. NANlAIO.
BoN =. Tribune once.
II pAED wanted In >t"ictly private family
~ Tor Tour grown bvr.on~. thrr bedrooms.
sitting room and private bath: un second
uoor would pr Ter To tihc m. al, with family
II small pcrmanrnt IL suited location must
h' central WILLARD. I,.27 broadway.
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flais tOanlco.


Furnished.
w ANVED From February untN May
w I. a small furnished lat ln respectable
ll,acn. bet" en- Washington Sguar and
hl'h-'t, mo- net ~ 4th-tyn.. nor west uf
Uu,a'e. Apply 10 [. WOODRUFF, 10
Wal..-t.
unfinished.
w ANIED-.By lady 10 business front
- exceed SlO peg mouth. location from
lfih->t ~ iuth--t. aud between ith and an
aN,'. Addf.., Is. l.. c., Bcig,u.Iyo. Sta.
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gonnirp ReaI GsIate fer Sale

A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dweliing'
houses TO let, furnished or unfurnished
Tubs & TAYLOR. Beekman.st.. y. Z.
~ NTSKILL Mountain summer resort
y Fully furnished, small fruit farm a.
tachcd all free and clear. for sale fS,OOO
or exchange Tor st,ple merchandise. y. IS,
Bon ~ Tribune once. -
~ or SALE. EXCHANGE.-Farm coun-
4 try seats lest opportunity ever oueren
now or never fOr bargain; all prices D.
W. FIELDER, 80 Liberty.~t.
l. LORGDA.-River front, near jackson
I VILE: steam = connection five acres
fruit and oranges: high blum villa resi-
dcncc boat house. FLORIDA, loo bahN'N.,
II OTELs FOR SALE. TXcHANGE.-Thc
II Arlington 300 furnished room-; th"
Lo Chevalicr. so rooms both Ocean Grove
Trenton lTnIsc cafe. Asbury PARK Drn'
vare Housc. Bcimar, facing ocean j. w.
FIELDER. 80 Libcrty-st.
~ Fw.ROCHELLE.-T hrtcen.acre home
Y stead 500 f'rt water frontage; hne
view: residence. ou;bu!ldinGs. rr1pery, boat
landing. Sc: occupied by present owner
80 vears: S35 COO SIBBALD, 1876 Mon
ta1Iic.st.. Brooklyn.
n EW AGt..-PIice, 81 400. inciud-
" lng lot j0NlSp foot terms, $50 cash
balance SO monthly, IL miles from cltY
within 10 minutes walk ~ depot go trans
daily. healthy location excellent neighbof-
hoad stop rent. Il. l.. WOLCOiT, owner
30 C"ntr"-st.
UPPER MONTCLAIR, y. Next
u thirty day. ar10re sale rev eight
room house. heated water rlngc town
growing rapidly. PHILLIPS, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-11
PATERSON.
TROIIRLF IN THE SILK MILLS FEARED.

TROUBLE II TIE SILK M!LL' FtATVFD'
There is restless feeling among the silk workers
Of the city, many of whom have been notified OF w
duction in wages. and II i, expected that the loo
ribbon weavcrs in the mills of the William strange
Company will strike tomorrow against cut oil ~
per cent in their pay The wcavers oheTeo 10 d'
eept 5 per cent reduction, but the firm declined to
compromise ONLY that number of ribbon looms have
been running in the strange mills of late although
among the largest in the country. some OF the
weavers Of Clay & GrOocock have returned to work
pending a settlement of the dispute with strange
hands. There considerable talk YESTERDAY "i the
probability of general strike OF silk weavers through
out the city. In some mills the hands nave acceplCN
a reduction: in others there has been Compfom!Se
and in still others negotiations are pending. me
weavers claim that the silk business Is now Idpdy IN
proving. and that If their employers could Keep mem
al the old wages through the dali times they can 90
IL now The manufacturers. on the other hand as
scrt that the state Of the market compels them 70
cut down wages.