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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20

Slc Eve easier 9sc Whisky steady sales. ass bills
,ot Agg 1owheat eTR No S2 s.ser ."
quies 80 The oy on H tScsa Sc 2@ ti''N ''''
Philadelphia. Aug. Io-Four-Prices were firmly held
az tne AYE advance but in view = unsettled s s es
ana firm at - per 81 Tor choice Pennsyyana Wne o
caSes aa mskt oaed Ieu ahe o bot there was little
new inquiry for export and with subsequent ne Se a
e. dsgne Of .e from yestSr9ay's final prices No
ItiinsyNa9a ana No Delaware rec ~ ~ Ie9S
. o9is september 81 C9asl o9is October 81 O9ia9
very light prices Of ,Pot and August advanced &c per
o1sn under good demand for local consumption Ieter
trading No. high mixed and yellow n grain aego,
BID No 2 mixed August, 79asoe septemter 75g7ec;
October 32a7Se November 71d72e. oats-Ihere was
plies and general pressur. 20 sell. sales Of Delaware
ssas5 on J 92 at aaS sGsf wR
SSc go5d Western ungraded white 43ai4c old ungraded
Acc No white 45c do at 44e, and do ~ 49e. the
ale 80 Sc,5os Th s. A A YSSes pSS
ons IN fair deamnd and n% Lard pure city refined
sc. Butter lmer but quiet Pennsylvanla creamery,
good demand; Pennsylyana arsts 17qc: sugaf-Reaned
arT; a'ene noSoeFee goanuasd 20 KS. 6o6
sacks; wheat 200 hush corn % 400 bush; oats
ReSr Ag1s and sseSbeP 81 To- Sl To- i0os so 1
~ l09-asl IL Noyemler 81 llhasl ILL., Corn and oats
nominal.
s. Loyi'' Aus 1o-Fl l =. lower end dun f3miy.
s
whcathe weather conditions this morning opened this
market higher sold I'd NC reacted and 'old down lc, al
vanced again cc strong cables and sfeninR mp near
the cos" which was at the or the day. 1d1hc above
YESTERDAY No red cash. 97isd97 ac August, 97is6
closing S)c bid: September G1itd194c. closing
999c: December n OIisas1 O3 closing Al OBJ. Cora
started largely higher and several longs attempted 10 real
but ther, Wa not enough demand n take care Of The
offerings and tho market fell back growing very
eventually selling la34c below the TOP Last sales were
s,afc above Yesterday. No cash. Go2dG0ac August,
CeE03t clonR 81 90 bid September $50 d6loc closing
59s,c BID year 43ha44ac. closing 4c; January, 49tc.
sing 43c asked. Oat- stronger. but trading very small
10 cash e9ec; August 23a20hc. closing 29c nominal
Septeuber o3i2a-sdac, closing 2SNc bid Rye-No
or,-re. No Q 92c bid. Hay-Denand light unchanged.
Bran-Fa. track Csc sellers FlaXseed higher o5c bid
fcod No demand - pc sellers. Spelter weakening
du9tabe 40 - 20 Butter very firm snd higher: cream
Nv 2Id22c dairy 15g l9c Eggs slow and unchanged
o Grcr But Very quiet and te amount Of business
siei meats 5oyed .nSpdeT s s. o22 longs 60 95 r9
49, - 20 ribs II GOGs7 20; short clear AZ 75dSs
Poccpt.-Flour 600 bbls; wheat. $4,000 bush;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
A RELATED SUGGESTION

TO the Editor Of The TrIbrre
SIR VIII you permit me to say through yo,r columns
10 The writer of the communication signed Madison
Avenne that his suggestion Of an aimnrovencnts in
the postal service is Just little behind time The
rostoice Department publishes a volume Of nearly
500 pages he third edition WIS recently isd giving
the name Of every street In every city IN tho United
states where let'ercsrieTs are employed and a copy
suPpieu 70 each postmaster at those places and
used by them for the correction of errorons addresses
Whenever possible Judge from your correspondence
statement that HIS wandering letter was aadre.sea tn
MadiSonave., but to another city than that In which
the person addressed resided assume that the
volume in question was consulted in tbat case lint az
shows that there Is Madlsonaves IN sixty four
cities, exclusive Of New-fork and Albany the failure
in delivery Of his letter is matter far s,acol er
prise or for criticism OF the postal service
More than 5000 misdrected letters arc racciyed
weekly al the New York P1Srofhce aloua and for.
waded 70 their proper destinations after Correction of
their addresses. don't think that even tbe D5tisb
Office lin which the low rate Of Commemorative I" en-
poyts enables them 70 secure at hest three clerks
for the sum paid 20 one here can or does fe,t that
record J. GAILER, Assistant Postma.far
NewYOrk, Aug. 10. 1891.
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corToy MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

include 500 bales American Futures closed steady
American ddling, low madlinG clause. August de-
livery l064GI coed August and september delivery,
196ia4 2o-e4d; september dslieery 4 23o4d sellers
end November delivery, 27.64d buyers November aoi
December delivery. 3i94d sellers December and January
livery S9-eid sellers February and March delivery
galveston Aug I9.-Cotton Irregular; mhdliug,
ls-l6c low niddling, Tie good ordinary 0he; net
and gross receipts 4s9 bales including 3i3 bales
crop sales, 276 bales stock. 1871 bales.
Norfolk Aug. I9-Cotton dull; niddhnr, 1S:10s nee
sales 20 bales stock. 5.91t laes.
niddling, &c good ordinary 5tGc; net and gross
eoas:Wse 2T2 bales sas go bales stock oI05 bales.
New.Orleans Avg Io.-Colton easy; rlddlinz.
Ige. low Kidding 7iec good ordinary, 7.16c net
receipts ga bales, including 28S bales pew CROP grosa
bales co,StSse, AL tales; sales, 500
bales; stock 89.50S bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
TIE CONTENTION nv ROMULUS
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY ABOUT TIE
CONTESTS IN CAUCUS AND AFTER.

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY ABOUT THE
CONTESTS IN CAUCUS AND AFTER.
To the Editor of Tho TrIbnne
sir; In your Issue of to-day appears statement Of
the convention at Romulus s. at variance with the
facts that justice to the Republicans OF this county
demands a reply. In one particular only does your
correspondent tell the truth II was not a PatMiler
contest at all Neither was II claimed to be one far
as know, by efc.-er party to the contest although
Democratic papers charged II was not a struggle
for leadership between rival Republicans II was A
contest between the Republican organization on the
one hand and Messrs. Patterson Chamberlain and
Allen on the other. men who openly boted the RepIb
can ticket at the last general election and actively
assisted the Democrats throughout the campaign They
were aided by Democrats in return Tor the assistance
gwen last fall. and in the caucuses which they CON
tested Democrats voted in spite Of Republican protests
Al the convention the loyal Republicans had the towns
Of Lodi, Count. Vsrick, LafayetH Seneca Falls and
WATERFOWL. The combination of boilers and Democrats
had the other four owus and made contests in part of
the six that had been carried by the loyal Republicans
The Patterson Chamberlain combination had made
threats that they would control the convention by
violence. and had hired men. Democratic slugee.s and
took them 70 Romulus in hacks for the purpose Of
carrying out their threats The County Committee
appealed the sheriff for protection, were by him
directed 10 call upon Deputy Sheriff Nicholson whose
authority is eoextensive with the county The County
Committee announced that theS would issue tickets 70
all delegates and contestants, and were In the hall
filing out such tickets when assault was made BY
the men taken there BY the Patterson crowd. The
door was broken in and bottles Of vinoc acid thrown
in at the windows The attack was repulsed. and an
hour later the convention assembled quietly and dele
gates duly elected from six towns took their seats
There were contests. the Patterson Democratic
btnatlOn doing just what their iellowboters IN Che
mung. the FoodAmut combination. did last Saturday
ref,stnc TO go into the convention.
This is plain statement Of the facts. In Justice 10
the Republicans Of TINS Democratic county. we ask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20

Gettysburg, Penn, Aug. 10 (SpecaD.-Three hun
dred veterans and friends Of the 10th Ncv--Yorl,
Regiment from Poughkeepsie and Dutchezs Comfy
held their annual reunion here today Their NOM
ment Inspected and the day pleasantly spent on
tho battlefield. This evening spirited camp6re vas
held In the Court House. General A. B. smith NJ
PouGhkeepsie. presided.
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The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug. T9.-Flour-Tirn: Western sura,
SO J9e@5 9! Western Xua, 81 I0a54 %; Western family
s0GS5 p winter wheat patent 70 9jde5 co spr NO
do. 3 500 > - spring wheat straight - e5IsS -
receipts; . 30 lbls -lipmenis 327i bbs; saes, 900
h. month Osl.dsl % september 81 Os7. al 90 o.
tober II 09sasl 0S D'ccmLcr 81 ia asked steamer
80. ? I'd, 81 oS'sS;l OBJ sogee.9 wheat stcady
1855 7o7 bush shipments, 300 10I bush stock 303 100
bush sales $1,000 bush. COrl-Firmor. sof 7sc. tn
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| 900 bush oats 1900 bush rye 1000 bush snip
/ uents-FiOur 5000 bbis, wheat ZOJOOO oushi cOfns
! II 900 bush; oats, ll,0Co bush.
Toledo Aug. 19-Wheat active but lower cash and
August. Al o2 September, 81 02is December 81 Oi's
Corn hrm; cash, Coo Oats steady cash, S0c Slose1s
seed quiet and steady cash, ~ so; october, "a 10
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felu naulf9-

felu manifo-
CENTS AND CANVAsSERs mall or
A fnal, s3 70 ~ daily profits sure
"a Dsrlence unnecessary no IAlA1Lk re-
Quired exclusive territory gwen % PAL
lcUlar, address l. PUTNAM g. w. west
W!nstcd, Conn
ARE YOU seekinZ employment DO YOU
a wi sh " change Ofice mshd-tIs r'U
to0kkpepers 42O, s1lesmeh qlS' eolrcvoIH
SIS clerks si2 janit0Fs so. NauchnEi
ia nortrrs si2, packers sij. enSinee-s SIS,
1remen 80 factory hands ~. u-etui-m-n
20 roarhmen SO stab emen ~, COOKS
sEf5 waiter. s1s, drivers SlZ, farm nanls
han boys omnibuses, hotel 81 fAs eiU
cashiers g85. and Others procure employ nv
through this medium new oi"' lS,-.,t,,,,}
nal. NEW.YORk GAZEl II ANfN .
156 Broad wsy. corner o-h-s''' H'"1 '"''
upstairs.
ID OY WANTED. for q downtown once ;
- must Wit good hail aAu De ~ ~, r. ~
nr.s-cla,s. salary % per week. Address
IRON. r. o. Box 1883. Nen-York CITY.
"a TROPOLITAN AGENCY. many years
vi establ ished, reliable ard very success.
fui in pl.cIng men Ia COCO position o..
ders ecntInualiy coming IN Tor al kinds o.
male help. particular attention given % bet
r. class IL uOsiciOus. MEIhOPOLlIAN
EMPLOYMENT AGEF- y. 40 BNay.
"a, ET MOST SUCCESSFUL SOLICITOR
4 among the rood-.b Of this paper can OBJ
ain 4 permanent pO- riOn GA salary tos con-
g,isslo,i a. profsr'cdl DIV writing aud giving
refercaecs - W. u. CIiA5L, secietaiJ, Oe-
ueya. y. Il
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WARSAW MLLFRs RI

WARSAW MILLERs RUSHING WORK ON RYE
Berlin. Aug. le-The North German Gazette's'
warsaw correspondent telegraphs that the miuers OF
hat city are preparing exclusively rye -four and bran
tr exportaton All the available threshers IN the
seirhborhOod of Warsaw have been hired at hish
srices the object Of the milers being TO export all
he rye possible before the prohibition Is enforced
TIE Berlin grain market closed hrmer Rye el9Se1
-. ~ advance az so pfenntncs per 1000 kilcs and
rhest at decline OF so pfennings The EOels close.l
s-esk on that Russia intends 10 pace an
,xpOrt duty on wheat.
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HAs "oLD HITCH MADE A MILLION
sEws FROM THIS CITY THAT AsToMsHEs THE
TRADERS IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. is (Specan.-C0mment In Board OF
sade circles was aroused to-day by dispatch from
ssw-York stating that benjamin Peter Hutchinson
I'd made nearly million clear from the recent whrl
q wheat As this was in the same vein as the dis
matches Of Saturday, intimatng that sold Hutch
vas behind the bear movementwith Jim" Keene and
others great many gave the reports considerable
f.entien Has Hutch regained the fortune nc lost
bereqs is the question asked all sides. Charles
hutchinson appeared annoyed when questioned about
his father. Il don't want TO keep him continually
hobbng around in the newspapers said he My
father may have made considerable money. but II he
has it certainly is his own business and he keeps 1t
10 himself
alt Is said that ne intends 20 return TO Chicago 10
pse his suddenly gained wealth in putting some OF his
enemies here to ROUTE was suggested
81 cannot state whether he will return TO Chicago,
raped Mr.. Hutchinson.
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rxc1rFyrrNT IN WHEAT SUBSIDIES.

The grain market at the Produce ExchaHee had com
,e,ely Quieted down yesterday and conditions there
SsSs about as they before the recent furry.
Ebeat sold yesterday at normal figure, there being
M startling changes one way or the other Rye has
had fall and sold yesterday for 10 cents under the
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Ktal estate 10 GrrhanQe

An EXCEPTIONALLY healthy country
a at; elevated situation fully fur
nished with immediate possession; cost
20 0 900: VIII feI for lCs than half or
exchange for New YORK Or RrOOglyn prop
srty (Foiio ga. PHILLIPS q WELLS
Tribune BIbciGg.
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price at which IL was offered on Tuesday An effort
was made by the bulls TO brace the market up bit,
but their labors had only a tamporary effect
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Boaro an0 Rooms.

A -275 MADIsON-AVE. Murray HID.
"A. Handsome suite O. Rooms, VITA eN-
eeiient board = also ballroom references.
III ORTON's, l49 West 22d-st. central.
al quiet, hOmelike 81 30 a DAY Aneri-
can glan regular b0arfsrs at reasona bic
fit-f.
y EFINED HOME tx, Tent table, COM
u hined with moderate prices reference.
100 last 45tb-st.
ISTH-ST. 81 EAST.-L!ght, airy rooms.
&c go up; summer garden; tatle d'hoe
Nth wine, 75c.
10 NEST 3sTH -ST Beautiful rooms
10 with refined people abundance OF
water On every floor superior taDle5 ftier-
tnees given ana required.
90 DIST. % EAsT.-Large airy rooms.
- with or without board; hfst-eI2ss 10
even Dsrtieu laf.
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GREAT DEMAND For WHEAT IN PERU.

A GREAT DEMAND FOR WHEAT IN PERU
San Esancisoo, Aug. 19.-The rteamer George
gedcr arrived this morning. fifteen days from Cailao
raptsn Lewis stated that there was great demand
Inr wheat and produce American -four was selling at
Es a sack and potatoes brought hlgh nguIes
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A MIDDLE-AGED American lady would
"a Ike position a, attendant % an invalid
or companion % q widow willing 70 BE- use
fll also to travel is5 kcdp-st, Brook
lyn, T.. d.
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" DUNG FRESHMAN. Protestant. lately
j landed, seeks position on stock farm
has years experience with horses and all
kinds stock can cas'rate and shorn strict
~ sober; willing and otliging. Address
HONEST, Tllbune Uptown Office, l,23o
ErO4dW av
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20

nave eInai poinence in your paper with the
Seneca Fa Is, Aug. Il, 1851 ' vi ,l,;1,-r-p
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wv ANTED.-A situation a, coachman OF
w groom, by q young man. thoroughly
understands all branches Of the business
best ~ references. Address j. K, Rose
hank =. o., y, Y.
VOUNG FRESHMAN. Protestant. lately
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Gels Danleo.
Males

Males.
XNANTED.-O1 boy about IA years OF
W age; 73 weekly % begin: must reside
With parents. Address in own handwriting
!. L. O., Box 10, Tribune Office
w ANTED.-Agent living In Harlem and
w two living IN brooklyn % solicit live
stock insurance active men can make good
wages. 9. ;. 1HORNE, i0l Broadway,
room 4, after 10 "a IL
w ANTED.-Bright, well recommendod
w bov for office duties In commission drv.
goods house. Address NJ, Tribune once.
WANTED.-S&.es meD on saIa8 or com.
w mission 70 handle ths New Patent
Chemical Ink Erssing p, 1cil; the greatest
selling novelty ever produ I'd grasses INK
thoroughly IN two seconds no abrasion CT
paper 200 b 800 per cent pt,Jht one agents
sales amounted 70 1920 In six days another
$50 In Two hours. We won't one energetic
General Agent for each State and Territory.
For terms and full particulars address
THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO., La
Crosse, Wis
Females.
VIZ ANTED Prot dressmaker % tend
w store and bOusekeep; a little permanent
home. Address Overflow, Tribune once.
AZ ANTED.-Two competent kitchen
w maids one must be good cook and bread
maker hrst-class references required. APP
ply on Thursday only. between L and 2
O'Clock, at 229 hadison-aye., servants en-
trance.
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4 LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
"A Mini HOUSE.-iOr hotels aud pr.
ysJe families nrst-class male and female
help, with references cicy and country.
At Mrs.. FLOHD'o, l5S C-n-aye., 4th house
above lOth-st.
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4 OACUNAN, colored. wishes a situation
- reliable young man experienced good
driver best reference. Call Or address NJ.
PIEkSOE, care Of NOblctJ. 1O1 Yves; 10th st
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Board anb Rooms.

% DIST, 149 WEST.-Superior board, 81,
= = With room, 50 for two, 80 respecta-
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Dorh Wauteo.
Females

Females
NJ ANTED-By educated young lady. I'M
w Outstanding bookkeeping. position as
stcnographrr; some experience; good refer
ences. Box IL. Brcckyille Ontaro.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
Doa6sa AM 10 1907

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco. Aug. 10, 1901.
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flats &c Eet. AntHruisaea


>r-'~'~"
THE CLEVELAND,
120-13O East 24th-st.
Large and rOomy nats 90 rent un1urhlshel
from september or october every re0m
light and open 10 outside nsht and alr
ample closets. &C rents from 81 200 :
shown 10 a. u. TO 3. p. N. owner Tesloehe.
sNTN HE FIFTH AVENUE, !. OF and
1,03o Fifth ave, corner S0th -st,-Ele-
CANT apartments o. 10 rooms ana oafd al
| improvements, including elevators apd steam
/ heat; extra Inducements, Apply 70 super
intendent at the building.
ITO LEI. Two elegant apartments, duplex
Il and single. IN the DalhOusie, 40 70 ~
| West 0sbh hist, between 3th and 9th ayes,
| overlooking Central Park house absolutely
| ~ eproof. Inquire Of the JANITOR.
4 ROOMS, 80 rooms. a. 80; 2 rooms,
- 20 stationary tubs; 10 let at PIG
40 WEST 6LTH.sT, sOncy; 2O7 West
4 y 5eth-st.. Winfield; % West 53d.st,
kockland. Janitor.
SQIH-sro 3lS WEST Central PaTkJ.-
CO One or two rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished; 1st nat, left.
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month 4e September October southern corn e
s5s5S frsssD:' .4C2 Sa.h stock 77S bush sales
S,soy oNsh' Dats.Weak; NO white western 10
9sssd NO mix Western sc asked Tseep IS s 2S
Jun STOCK =. II! bush Rye-Easier; NO. :, 81 vy
receipts ls1i ou'h stock. 32O72 bush Hay-FssiIlyy
siG Gin ~, good to enote iI,tfen
Addhg. sse, nominol. froylsons-No change. ButterS
a20c. " N'
Buffalo, Aug. l9.-wheat-No ! hard dull; LOCO
push sofa az u e closing at 81 ISIS 1900 bush ~
Nottern soid at II 1881 IA GOO bush sold at
g IN, elosinr at q l5s 80 , northern. 81 IL
a oG car. no red sold at 81 o5ds1 o5l2 cars No
WHIT" sod 3t ~ %. Com opened weak and closed
-trong ana higher. lots IN du No yellow, fOc
NO : 1ec No T4lec asked; Is cars No yellow on
track sold az 72-a73iae; 80 cold at 72ad73c
cars No sod at 5l-G72c. oats quiet and easy 20
white. 37a3IAe. No 3 Whit. 35lc No mixed. S5a
aSie on track. Rye-No offerings Of NO .; car re.
Jecfd on track sold at SIC Flour quiet; best patent
.pTing, - 59dtj o. 60 winter 81 90as5 % rye rour
45dso So NH feed steady; winter bran SO 20
1910 DO spring, 80 25asl5 so Canal ireights quiet
II 600 bss Hheat CO.. COO bush corn a. 900 5u sn
bush rye. Il. 400 bush. Bv rail-FioIr aaOOO bbls
bush.
Chicago, aug. 10-The leading futures ranged NJ
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flats 60 fet. FURNISHED.

OOEAST 9TH.sT.-fisnds, mely fGfnishcd
ZUaLartlnen.s =. second floor WltnCu, board :,
suites Of Two rooms also three and bath
references exchanged.
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Gin Real gsiGte 60 Get

---N~~~~~~~~~~e
INVEST 17TH-ST.. between 5th and 9th
w svcs.--A furnished house for boarding
house OF private family. Address A. g. c.,
1r.bune Uptown O1lce, 1928 Broadway.
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furnished Rooms.
A LARGE furnished room in a private
n house TO LIT 20 a gentleman references.
III East 13th--t.
II HANDSOMELY FURNISHED suite OF
II rooms with exclusive bathroom con-
Meeting. 20 Last 23d-st., opposite Madison
Square Park.
NORTH GKAMERCY PARK, 147 East
~ 2lst-st.-HSndsOIaely furnished rooms
% let; becakiast If desired; references +;
park privileges.
n RIVATE FAMILY win let al or part
4 OF RAID ONE parlO- tO0f furnished; 3
large rooms l0l Wet 10th-st
18th ST. % EAST.-Roomlng and
business (studiOs, &C. combined
most zsrable lOcelity and rooms extremely
uOderste; teacher, journalist
WESI S4IH-sl-s45. Dentists office,
y reception ana Work room; established
par.
Brooklyn.
nEAN-sT, 1859 near U:ica.ave., Brook
~ lyn.-Nicely furnished room; large,
with hot and cold water s. per week also
large ballroom, 81 80 per week; In nice
private house.
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miscellaneous.

--.-s 49,
n tC;HFST each price paid for all klnds
IL m stores and stocks Of efthandl-g .
clty or country. Address MICHEL ~
Bashwick-ave., Brooklyn.
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for Sole.

At REDUCED PRICES.-5o0 second
n hand wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought and eX-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY, 59S Madl'
son Sc
II OR SALE, cheap. TO cash buyer, first.
L class barber shop and cigar store lnnSs
b. sold this week. Call or address TER
MANS, 340 West 42d-st.
DIANO. splendid $500 upright piano,
L stool and cover little used sacrificed;
going to Europe. 236 West i2d-st.
= TRVEYOR'S TRANSIT, with vertical
- limb. level on telescope, shifting centIr
nearly new viii accept any reasonable offer.
H. f. WILCOX, Princes Bay ,. l.
VTCTOR BICYCLE, 52-lnch. ordinary
' good a. new $50. i. +. BALDWIN
$50 Broadway.
TIOLIN.-Most extraordinary and mag
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