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Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

Tonorrow's TELEeRAA-HEEALD will
contain many bright aud original arti-
cles written exclusively for this paper.
There will be no tnreshing over of old
straw nor the rehabilitation Of time
worn and faded subjects. Among the
leading articles will be . contribution
from ex-Congressman Cutcheon on the
ssWestern Farmers Need q special
on the Leadersof LegisIation at Lansing;
.Ran of with . Circus" ''Gaiety
on Hired Girls Fosters Wealth
er Forecasts and special news
features by staff attaches including the
drama, music, society, sports and other
interesting topics Tomorrow's paper
will be most thoroughly origInalin every
respect. No ancient history, no musty
chestnuts-but right lively, refreshing
and entertaining news.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

LaxsrSs, Mich, May l5.--Twelve
opinions we're handed down by the su-
preue court today. AfirFned-The Peo-
r,le vs. Little; Lake Superior ship Canal
Railway and Iron Co. IS. McCDnn; Be
cole rs Hersksv. West IS. william sad
Hsgrie Maboncx fsssDor vs. Cbeboyran
RIVER Boom Company; the PeopIs ga.
Moore: 1readesr vs. Autssael Re-
versed--s mon vs. Senpisnor; McHugh
ga. fsanlt: Atwood es Csurike: MoBros
vs Fdwards. II the c1se of the People
vs. Hall. q nee trssi vae ordered.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16
AMERICAN ARTISTS ABROAD.

PARIS. May lathe second annual
exhibition of the National Fine Art
Society, the leading rival of the time
honored Champs Elysees salon, was for
mally opened today, the inaugural
levee hcing attended by large number
of lovers Of the arts and sciences and
representatives OF literary circles.
Eight hundred pictures are on exhlbi-
ton. American are fairly represented
in spec;sl gallery. Carl Meicbers has
a choir Of peasant girls receiving vocal
lesson from sn old church choir master
q. A. r. Healy has life-sze portfsit
Of the due q d'Aumsle; William T. Den
nat, of Sew York, sends three portraits
of az many b~Iles OF that city, tse car
vases t,eing simply designated az IN iss
= r.. "Nls l.. II . and Mss r. II -
While Alexander Harrison sends ssx
very fBe marine views.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

DUBfIS, May Is.-E. De~yer Gray
publicly demands that the National
Press resrsct It's statement thst he has
abandoned the PsrBellte csuse- Mr..
Gray says that instead of deserving Par
nell he vas peFfecting scheme TO settle
the fsctiona trouble, bat he fears that
ths statement Of his dsserton may
Illustrate he plans. Mr.. Gray ssys Re
dssapproves many of the acts of the
ersesthooi IN she recent campaigns.
lie desires ansen Cor the sass u re-
lgoa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

Nashville, Chattanooga 4 ~. Louis
Railroad, WAS married here last night
TO Miss Debow, daughter OF the late }
ID. b. Dehow, editor of Debow's Review.
Magnificent aud costly presents, among
them one valued al $4,000 from the
officials of MS road, anc many from
railroad magntaes throughout the
country were received. The couple
left on private car for New York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16
RAILWAY HORROR AveRTeo.


Twelve Hundred Lives Placed In Jeop-
ardy on Long Island.
New York. May l5.--An accident
occurred this evening to q train on the
Long Island railroad while returning
from the Gravesend races, which re-
suited in several persons being
slightly injured by jumping.
II - estimated that l.200 per-
sons were on the train. As the train
approached q curve at Parkyille the
engineer slowed up and this prevented
what would probably have been one of
the most terrible wrecks in the annals
OF rsilrosding- A Aspreading of the rails
at this point caused several vf the cars
10 leave TIE track, bat az the train was
going slow Il Was easily stopped.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

NATIoNAL--Pittsbur l, Philadelphia
4; Chicago IL, Brooklyn IL; Cleveland
s, New York 3; Cincinnati 3, Boston 8.
AMERIcAS-Boston 4, Louisville 2;
Athletics and St.Louis. ram; Baltimore
and Cincinnati, rain; Washington and
Columbus, rain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16
PORTFOLIO For ws. LINCOLN.


NEw YoRK, Msy IA special 20 the
Recorder, from Washington, says there
is strong run0r about the War De-
psrtment that Secretary Proctor's sp-
polntmens or election 10 the senate in
place OF >eiiator kGmunfis being ss-
sured Minister Lincoln viii be recalled
from Loude'a 10 take the Cabinet place.
Tbs, lt was sad. would De IN accord
with Nr. LIaeoIn's own wishes
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16


per hour for The employed; the numbrr
OF hours each day 10 be determined hy
the trip and sheet registers.
The foregoing and following agree
ment is understood 10 be part of the
contract Of employment, aud Is subject
10 no understanding. condition or Inodi-
fication, verbal. parol OF written.
And il is further agreed, That no sum
shall he At any time due and payable
for any labor until the regular pay day
of said company, next following the
performance of such labor, and no de-
mand tor payment shall al any time
operate 10 make any such sum due and
payable prior 10 such pay day, as afore.
said, cxccp. in case of discharge.
And IL is still further sgreed, That
will allow and hereby authorize 10 be
taken out Of my pay any damages for
injury caused by nay csrelessness 10 the
company's property; or TO the property
of any one else for which the company
mcy bc liable.
And II is also further agreed. That in
case shall join any labor organization.
shall At once be subject to discharge
from the employ Of said company.
Grand Rapids, Mlch...~..-...-.lse
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

PEORIA, ILL.,. May l5.-The game to-
day was another picnic for the Peorias,'
who have not lost game this season:
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES,

EN8HSvIITF, %.
Errors-Evansville. IL; Bay City d.
Batteries-Harkness and somers. Bean ant
FifzIlmmopS
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ossssrso HIS WIFE.
urs Var eecawfs Asks FOR = nfverr- on
the ssround az D~sevfior.

Nrv YoRx. May i5.--Nell'e r. Good
win has applied for a separation from
Nat Goodwin, the setor. on the ground
of desertou. uF. tSoodein offered n
court teaay % Fsy s15 week siinsony
during the sl4t. The Judge reserved
bls deci9ou.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

wssHIwerox, Msy 15.--greer y.
Hsum, Jr-, has resigned h's petition
as assistant chief clsfk OF tine yeas.oD
bureau.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

wssHIssros, May l5.--Apother dsy
bas passed and the Navy Department
has moi heard from the cruiser Chsries-
ton or the beileeereni snip which she 10
erdeav0rine 70 oserfsks 20 capture.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

DAYTON. o., May 15.-The Daytons
suffered q defeat at the hands of De-
troit today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16


Errors-peoria. 4; Et. Wavne s.
Batteries-Payne and Terrien. Saygle. Inks
and Raffert.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16
DAYTON 5-DErROIr 6.

base Hits-Ierro Haute. q; Grand KApIuy, 2.
Errors-Terre Iaute. 3; Grand Rapids. 8.
Batteries-Dalton and Luckey. D0ty and
Bolan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16
IT'S WORSE AND WORSE.
Grand Rapids Makes too Many Errors te
Please Their Opponents.

TERRE HAUrE, md, May 15.-Terre
Haute played much better game and
would have had some earned runs if
the visitors had not made 90 many
errors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

btSr HfIS-DHytOn,-I 10, DetrOIl, o.
Errors-Dayton. 8; Detroit. ).
Batteries-Petty and Keenan,. Welch. Mar
ker Morrison and Flanagan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

Nasavuxe. Tenn. Aav Major
John W. Thomas, pressdeas OF the
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

EVANSVILLE. Ind, May l5.-It was q
lively slugglng match today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

xe,tseky D~wcersss Thrust the He.sr
tpon JEAN ".

IeofsvrtIs. KY. May i5s--Ihe Dem
oerscc State convention nominated
John Y. Brown on the thirteenth ballot
for Governor. The noniaafion il eqa.
valent o. electsoa aaJ tAe fight ess "a
tef thFouahout.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16
CHANGED THU CONTRACT
The sIronciad" Instrument Amend.
cd BY the Company.
But No UNION MEN NEED APPLl
The Company strtkss Cat sAs Allsgsa
sssiasery" Feature Hat Rsssins the
Clause barring Unten Aes-1hs
kew Contract is Received.

The stree Car Company has with
drawn its much discussed .'iron-clAds
contract and submitted another in ita
stead. The new contract reads ~
folioVe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-16

Empieymsst Agreement
Having entered the employ Of The
Valley City Street and Cable Railway
Company of Grand Rapids. . corpora
ton, in consideration Of such employ
ment do hereby agree 10 and with
said company, is successors and
assigns. that. during tue entire period
of said employment, whatever the
nature of the same, viii work SO
much time each day as the necessities
or convenience Of the business of said
company may seem 10 require, IN the
judgment of the proper officers thereof;
and ] agree to perform my work faith
fully and promptly, ana for the wages
hereinafter mentioned.
The wages shall be al the rate off,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily receipts Of milk and cream at the dit
fernt railroad distributing points in and near the city Tor
been follows: Erie, 1918 cans or MIX,
% Of condensed milk and POS cans Of cream sus'
quehanna 457 OF milk and 40 OF cream Penn
syvana poughkeepsie and Boston, 40 cans OF milk Lack
awanna 1925 cans Of mix and Is cans o. cream New.
Central and Harlem, 2020 OF milk 1875 cans OF
condensed milk and cans O cream NewYork CITY and
2o5 81 milk Ontario and Western. 2,l15 cans OF
milk and i7j cans OF cream West Shore, 11S5 cans OF
OF milk and 10 cans Of cream and oy miscellaneous short
routes 525 OF milk and 30 Of The
total daily supply has been 1908 OF milk 222 cans
OF condensed milk and COZ cans OF cream The average
d OF ! quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY Aug 1S.-Noucns Transit Certificates opened
az 65e highest 0Gc lowest sac closed 05,c. sales,
80 coo bills cltarances GIi,000 bbls shipments 137lH
bbls runs 1l0,59s bols
Pttsburg Aug. Is.-rctrolepm dull National Transit
Certificates opened az ease closed az Csc highest o0c;
lowest, case
Bradford Aug 1s-Natcnal Transit Certificates opened
at 65c; closed at G5sec highest Csc lowest 6je clear
ances, oO2 coo bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
Redl C-etaie nanteG,


ID MUSICIAN wants large, frstelass
l. house, furnished preferred, for term
Of years; location, 5th-oVe., between l4th
and AID SITS, or cross strees between Mad
lsOn and 9th aves., Bth-st. preferred. Ad.
dress, with full particulars and price, WILL
LARD. Tribune O1lice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

A MEXICAN WOMAN wishes a position
n in private family, hospital or institu-
tlon; understands all kind OF nursing or do
plain sewing. Can be seen at 80 Sutton
Place, near 60th-st., ring Cherry's bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
Domestic SitnMtons mdnte6

"A MENT HoUSE.-For hotels and pri.
vate families; hrst-class male and female
help, with references city and country.
At Mrs. FLOYD'S, 1873 oth-ave., 4th house
above 10th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

nUsy put mo coa stoag lie again became the
pet marks, the price boeos ~ sun rtoheu I
the close buyers getting good deal Of vow eood 20 mine
steady. e Vi 'he market Da'cp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
Conntrn Real Gslate 90 &c,

49, ->r>-->-@ ~--~~r
A Z ROSELLE. n. IA first-ciass house,
"A IL rooms, stable. large grounds, shade
To rent S3o per month; convenient TO sta
ton very desirable. A. d. HOPE, Cen
tral Building, 143 Liber:y-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
Gitn Real estate for Sale.
Clip Real estate 90 Get

WEST f7TH.ST.. between 9TH and 9th
W alcs.-A furnished house for boarding
Tribune Uptown once, l. 23s broadway. -
20. EAST 56TH-ST. -2Ohx75; laundry,
O~OutleFs pantry and hall room extern
tlon I stories, brownstOne bay window
u dining room; all in good order and with
pest Plumbing; built by DuRgin e. Cross
nan heretofore occupied exclusively by
owner uniufnished. Apply 20 II. II.
CAMMANN & CO., 81 Libefty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
Eels Wdnte0.

Males.
w ANTED.-SolicitOrs OF good address,
w capable OF selling goods. energetic and
persevern2, or commercial travellers who
are tired OF the road and wish 10 remain at
home. Apply 70 G. b. PEET, 800 Broadway.
Females.
XNANTED.-Lady's maid to 90 abroad !;
w must speak French references re-
CURED. Apply TO Mrs. II. STRICKER,
II West 2Sth-st.
Az ANTED.- Two competent kitchen
w maids one must be good cook and bread.
maker; frSt-Class references required. Ap-
ply on Thursday only, between II and 2
o'clock, at 229 MadisOn-aye., servants en-.
trance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
IkVINGTON.ON. HUDSON MggnIllcell

slVNt 10 = 3l1 10 dcfls OF Idnu ~
laSn and garden Tor sale; easy terms /;
Riapefes bowling allry; stone lodge, out
pelillngs, ETC.; finest river views. II. r.
bQL lLN. AfinrnoN onA IrnadMaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

EARMHAND or USEFUL-MAN.-By O
Il young man not afraid o. work; willing
and obilging good references. Gail or
Iath-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
domestic 5lluaIlvIs mante0

Males.
SSISTANF GARDEN ER.-By a Scotch
"A man, %: thoroughly understands his
business. Apply j. w. ARDsLEY, Boa
CO. y. !.
Al UTLER.-ScOtch Protestant: has best
ID references. With Mrs. BACON, 80
Gth-aNe.
DUTLER.-By young Engllshman, who
ID understands his business thoroughly
lest q tlmonials as TO 5obrlety, honesty
I'd carabllity; city or country; beet Iei.
sfeaees Call or apply S67 lth-sve.
IoACHMAN ana GARDENEK.-By a
[ meas. s0btr Protestant; not afraid OF
,Sort: good references. THOMAS, I22
West 23d-s,., upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

XV ANTED.-5e 000, 600 people to send
w Tor Birch's carriage and harness cat
ologues largest assortment in America very
moderate prices don't pay such eX:ravagant
prices for harness and carriages estab-
!shet lsG2 Address j. II. BIRCH, Bur
lingt0n, y. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

l oNG BRANCH AND VICINITY.-For
sale or EXchaDRe.- Elcg3nt residences,
h9otels, farms, &c. WILLIAM LANE,
Long BraBch. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

mostly put n;o cold storage and lie AGAIN ,o,,uo the
St Rri but qi hd fI pye goods sS That
stock at SSsers W gRSa deal Of very good to prime
steady w. "'' zone OF the market barely
NewYorS STATE asWad per SS1 DOZEN si35
Western S and Noh%este "sTaid la7
Western fair quality - M SI6i4
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FRrsu
The d ,ts sGgG tS the market for mos kinds
in supplies and The close the market is s daeq tribe
s b' Erce che sSS aD apples fairly Ps
Bat . PeS5s are IN a do@aaq and steady ba al other
u n sg GS p aG ma green lots Of best varieties
plenty fancy would sell we'll but tho soutfrn gI'p p
mostly OF very common qlalty and such are much neg
dull and lower Small ots Of Delaware from fiTScd yne
aiay TeacRs higher ngure re-" PPe ssyh lots P,ned nat
ply but under fairly active demand he Ins,bCt a. nm
aware fruit mainly at Nf o s6Sd a MEDIUM P
grades Of red fruit with fancy large reaching Soc Extra
e; yso largely Of mdua % . but ad 1G' h re-
hSE aos ;i I aad S y
ard Choice stock r@cr Fancy lusk5eldn6ss lighter receipt
firm. but inferior qualities h2d to move al any pree ''
Agp 6 Sy1sS PP pDns per per Sogs 50
IEPis: Xs.Issaan al bcEsS per Dbl. SS@ g
HPPes Dgches; d9defbgrg pr S SS% Is Is
Pears Nd, Del. and Jersey Bartlett Der or SO% q?
rcsrs, tspps Fsyorite, per S SSS
Pears, Bell per Dbl | OOI so
Pears other early sorts o0Ss 80
Pears, interior pei POI, ; 500 70
basket ooa %
Peaches No and Del. pflme lines, per basket Goa 80
basket ~ 4o0 50
Peaches. jersey, per basket ....-....-.-.. 2O6 as
Plums Wild Goose, per quart SO 6
Plums Egg, per Dbl ;i.....-............. 0O6 90
Plums, Blue cage, per bbl .-..-.....-.. 00d so
PuDs. Green Gage; per Do; 0Oa 90
llums, Refine Claude, per Db--.-........ 000 3 90
Plums, Common per bbi..-. --.---.....-. 75a = %
Grapes s. c. and Ga, Concord, per TN....... 36 g
GRAPES r. C., Ives per fb.................... Ia ,
cranes n c.. Concord, per b................. pa 4
grapes Va. Ives. per IG 2
GRADES va. Moores Early. per D........... ga s
Grspes Va Concord, per m.................... "a
Grapes va, Delaware, per n................ So 12
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
CINCINNATI MARKET.

Cincinnati, Aug. 1s.-Flour IN moderate demand:
Wheat easier; No. red, 90 1-ac; receipts, % 900
bush; shipments, $1,000 bush: Corn stronger; No.
Rye stronger; no ., II. PORK quiet .at $40 g l.2
Lard nominal at &c 81 IL. Igk meats quilt at S6 700
sales 655 bbls finished goods on basis 81 ls Butter
firm higher; fancy Elgin creamy, 23a24c Ohio, &c.
fancy dairy 12a13c Sugar barely steady. Eggs
Stronger at 1OaI2c Cheese firm, higher; good h
primo Ohio fiat, SG9c.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San francisco, Au7. is, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
LIVE POULTRY.

especially for the largest sizes. Fowls rule nLmer oso
but show less advance than chickens. spring ouoks
quiet. Turkeys end Arm. Squads quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.


Round potatoes In moderate supply. good demand and
higher Sweet potatoes close firm for choice large ana
well cuod but dull weak for inferior stock onions
quiet yellow barely steady prime orange County red
offered az ~ % 81 80 with fair demand poor lots drag at
ply and very cheap. Egg plants dull and low. Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

SUNDRIES
BEEsWAX-Market dun az 24a25c for prime Southern
GINSENG demand for prime at SO 250s3 20
-, No,thern and . S0ds3 o5 for southern
NUTS-pcanuts steady at S,gaie for fancy handpeSed
Virginia 10 / quoted 4aia5c not much movement but
,tockS lfght.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
THE MARKETS.
wyoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending August H. 1891.
M
q BEANS AND PEAS

pneeInts Tor thc Vcek-leans, lb4 pkgs pcas, ,fVV
,rss ExpoftsBeans, a2l pigs peas oo9 obls Inn.
ps tsS bags beans Prices l0f domestic Marrow Deans
ge,s settled little lower under effort TO widen ne
hst Tor them at the deeline-say in range OF - 80
eee nportefS taken fair quantity which they
x ship next week 70 enter the West Indian ports
WI ~ duty the closes about steady ON choicc
IT,. ~ Medium dul ana weaker but Pea hol1 up
tiy we'll because Of the scarcity OF good stock lSI
Hit.9,v without demand at the moment ana OUTSIDE
SnoStons could not be made except FOR fancy export
California Lima shade easier under reer olei-
ES All grades of foreign beans quiet ad unchanged
auMn ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
Domestlr 5iIuaIou3 Dartto.


Males.
IT SEFUL-MAN and GARDENER.--Dy q
q German man and wife, man as gardener,
care flowers, stock, driving, &c. used to
care OF everything on gentleman's place; can
mix; woman IS GOOD COOK and laundresS.
Ready at the HOME BUREAU, 1873 Dtn-
ave.
IT SEFUL.MAN.-By wiling and obllging
" man In private family neat In appear
ance; good reference; not afraid OF work.
OHll or address / Sch UL-MAN, care OF Nob
lett, 10l West 45th-st.
II SEFUL.MAN.-Ry respcctalle colored
u man, lately from the South desires a
place as useful-man. w. NJ. FIELD. 253
West 2sth-st.
Y ALET.-Expericnced valet, English,
will attend daily and keep In order
every detail OF gentleman's wardrobe terms
$50 monthly; excellent references. VALET
Box $50, Tribune Uptown Office, 1898
Broadway.
" ALET.-By thoroughly competent young
man neat In appearance; highly edu-
VALET, care Noblett. 1ol West 45th.st.
" ALET or WAITER wishes situation in
club; speaks German and English best
references. Call or address EMIL HEINZE,
care Noblett. 10l West 45th-st.
" ALET, WAITER, &c.-By respectable
young man private house !; country pre-
ferred; wages s35. Address VALET, 329
3d.aye.
WAITER or SECOND. MANLY neat
w young man In private family; willing
and obliging; good references. Call or adj
dress THOMAS c.. care Noblett, 101 west
45th.st
" DUNG FRESHMAN, Protest nt, lately
landed. seeks position on stock farm
has years experience with horses and all
kinds stock; can castr1te and dishorn strict
~ sober; willing and obllging. Address
HONEST, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1888
Broadway.
" DUNG man wants position on gentle.
L mans place care Of horses, lawn can
milk references. KARL LARENTZEN,
500 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
Bnslness Gbances

GSQO TO $4,000 WANTED, special
RcOO capital or loan 800 per cent
profit good security; references. Address
Il, "a Church-st.
co 00O TO IS Geo WANTED by manu-.
pc OuO featuring company. secured by
chattel mortgage upon free and unencum-
bered property worth go, 900. Address
FRANKLIN, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
flats 60 Get. FURNISHED.

OOEASr 9TH.ST.-HandsC mely fcrpishcd.
SOdpartmensS. second tlOUT. without board
suites OF two rooms also three and bath
references exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
flats &c Eel. Hnfnrnisheo

"TN HE FIFTH AVENUE" 1907 and
CANT apartments Of 10 rooms and bath; all
improven ents, including elevators and steam
heat; extra inducements. Apply 10 super
intendent at the building.
40 WEST 5ITH.ST., Soncy; 207 West
IL 56th-st.. Winfield; @ West 53d.st.
Kockland. Janitor.
SQTH-ST., 31S WEST central Park
nished LIST fiat. left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
boaro ano Rooms.

DpuIU ullu uuu'ito.
A -975 MADISON.AVE. Murray HID.
n. Handsome suite of rooms, with eX-
celent board; also ballroom; references.
no TH.sT., 50 EAST.-Light, airy rooms,
40 $40 up: summer garden table dhOte,
with wine, 75c.
10 WEST 3STH ST.-Beautiful rooms
IL with refined people; abundance Of
water on every floor superior table; refer
enees given and required
D.ST.. % EAST.-Large airy rooms,
ZZ with or without board hrst-olass in
every particular.
Of TIL ST, % WEST.-Handsome rooms,
Oh with excellent beard; references eN-
changed.
90 TH-Sr., PIG WEsT.-First and second
30 floors newly furnished; decorated .
suite, Singly; genteel surroundings; break
fast; moderate.
~ TH.ST., 81 WEST.-Onc Of the best
OU locations In the city is now prepared
20 make winter arrangements for rooms,
singly or en- SUITE with board references.
20 EAST 11TH-ST., near ST. Denis
Of Hotel.-Desirable furnished p1rl0r. !,
smaller rooms; private board If desired !;
references.
TO- LAST l7rH-Sr.. corner Irving Place.
I%O Elegantly furnished rooms: line
toard table boarders taken.
100 TH-ST.. 10 WEsT-Private fam
1%O fly will let a few new and hand
somely furnished rooms; superior 6oard.
10 MADISON-AVE.-La and single
LOO rooms, With board; references eX'
changed.
OOO WEST 44TH-ST.-Handsomel fur
%CO nishcd large and single rooms eX-
cellent board desirable and central loca-
ton; American family; references.