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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10

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-eh.st $ 1914 It G 9thaye, l8x2O44 TO nth AIM
55th.st II $, 1871 10 lst2te,, 1! IQXlOVo
Lois NJ Fisher, cNtrlx' etc, Sarih a. ha"kes' oso
etc 10 Charlie II. Price. o'ooV
1s7 WrII,y,e = H. Jane Mecioskey 2,4oo
VIaeye' p 81 1 md vie to A6ne H. Hcaiy 1900
1est1-st 3 IS It c Southern BouleV Ird, 2OXlOO T.,
Julian NJ. Ciyson % Thomas Wood @0'
King-bridge add Wet tarn, Road e s. oetWeea
MURRAY and wife 20 Margaret StOnebpdgc IVV
215th.st 21fth-st. l4thaNc aud Hudson River
block bounded By above; Francis HathaNty 10
National Bank OF Commerce, NeW-Bed ord. l.
1O5:h-st n :. - n " COlumbus-ave, OOAlOOIi
1st-avc, corner 7Athst 23SGO go. l3'o)i % mn
Herman Hinncrs and wife To Sarah Harris. -5'oOO
Ro.tOu.aVe @ : $50 It Per0-st 0J.3 TO Ar
mand PlaccX2jX93.9 20 aVtN25; Arthur Berry ooo
and wife to william " Polhemus ard wife. l'ZOo
Roston-ayc. O . n Pcrot-st % = 70 Ar
mand Placex25x0S .2x25 same to Walter j.
1sl p5aos Simon iSU To- I, o6 la McccraaGS 1880
1sfst-st. = 125 It W 1lth-aYe, 0ONlOOi same on
4ot o%so 70 4bah an Dayi l. l1'i 10000
and . g iIostn to cbas Perot 1000
41st-st p 957 II Madsonavc, l2GX9s2X
10 lx9sG John NJ Pnkney and Samuel IL
Kissam and wives tn Emma A streeter...,.;. /
lOOth-st :. 200 r. Of 1lth-ave. 23X1OllOi
Jos Nassell and wife to Jacob Weinborg:-...
oth-s :, 315 6 II Avenue G, 27CXo3 IL, NO
62G 9thst; Minnie, wife George Glau TO Ann" ~
117th-st 30 SIS West; Ed Cunningham and wife 49, an
wllle,t.st W : 125 Il Deancey-st, 25x100i
Maria Koerbcr to Mary Knowles............-...
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REAL ESTATE.
prsrNESs.AT THE EXCHANGE.

AT the Exchange yesterday all the auction s'ie'
vore adjourned The following private sales are re
norted: Ames e. Co. have sold at private contract d
tbrecstory dwelling. on lot 2oX55xos, for Ihonias
.C-'nri, ~ Mr.. Fox for $4,000. Hopkins, WOOD ~
JnEics have sold for Mrs. c. Hanson No. lao nest
0pehnndred and twenty ninth 70 T. b: ho1n Na
W. Eighty sixthst. for 81 200 for three years,
Ar the Board meeting the following were eiec'Ea
ntsnton RiIer julius Friend, Albert F. SchwannecAe
and Frederick Wlnant
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Eallroaos
PIenns yIvaniia
@ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
AND
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foo, ~
Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets.
as fOiiows:-

On and after September 7th, 1891.
THE FAST LINE
"'CD A. M; dya1na yeseole Sleeping paror Cars,
fndaSSno Se'g 81 40 20 a. ~ Columbus 80 ne
Louis 200 next day coSecs 40 70, s foos -
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
rCw A. .1S S p9ed s1eusyc Of Pullman vsSul.
and o5ssatoa Cars ICON 5rs sgeIns dsg s@oas
senosraphers and ypeNrters. bathrooms Tor pbos
q ho% or once Ggh ~ al ~ c
Indianapolis IL 40 a. m. and Chicago rs a m uoI;
ST. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
a5d Dns NSSfO: % s. IRON louis s ~;
1rVes Cincinnati 50i &C. M and S. to L SSsHss Is
p. IN. next day. e~
THa COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
400 p. M.-Pullman vestibue Sleeping Dining smok
i9s ana PennsylySpia kare1d YestibuIe Passenger
cago 5 lS p n. next day. ~
TIE WESTERN EXPRESS
030 p; M.-Iullnan Vesbue Sleeping Car Ncw.York 10
Ptsburg, 81. Louis Chicago, Cincinnati Cleveland and
Memphis. Dining Cars New:York 70 philadelphia, and
bus :35 p H., Cincinnati so D. H. ChieaeS OSll %
P m next day and 81 Louis 90 r = r. second morn:
Saturday. '''' 'A''''
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Chicago NeTYOrk 70 Memphis Via The Sse Gdoas
Valley arrives weekdays e col luz Sau rs ~.
zoo r. second morning COn9 meet fe5 Toledo daily
B%fet Sleeper 10 New-Oreans.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Psror Cars
with Dining Car 20 BatmoreJ daily except Sunday.
10 10 No., arrive Washington 80 D. NJ, and Goa.
gressiOnal Limited" daily, With Dinne Car: a. a2o
$50 90 40 and II 90 a. NJ 2:lo; 80. 8 60 and
0 200 and 10 rs night Por Baltimore only, 90
2. m. Sunday. o rs and 80 =. 4 80. 100, and
FOR ar AHfIt CITY, TOO p. M weekdays. with
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE NAY. I :00 y. wprk-d7ys.
FOR DuILtDELPIIIA.
Express 90 30 100, 80, 100 40 100 Pennsylvana
Limited, with Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Lin.
TED with Dining Carr and ! 200 a. NJ !. 20, 90,
900 p m. end Il 10 night Accommodation Il 10
800 1000 Lmtcd and 10 100 a. M, 900. 100 80.
5:OO. $50, 700 and 100 .. and II 10 night Ac.
conr7odaton. 100 p. m.
For Tmcfabl Of trains 10 local points on the Penay
Iana kaliroao system. apply az the following Tictss
oces: Nos. 435 $40 and 9i4 Broadway Astor House.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Corandt SITS. COurts..
$50 Fulton-st. and Brooklyn Annex station. FOO. u
Futon-s Brooklyn as ilu6scn-st., Hoboken: Station.
jersey City.
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage hotels and residences through destination
CHAS Il. PUGH. J. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFE-In spot Brazil grow:bs the maIKs! ~ id
and firm at Zoe for No z. Sales 5000 Dags ~ q" ~ 4
1000 bags do, lac ssa+ 5 30 d Gag Is 40 TO
Santos at loo and fregh z0J bags g. ~ "a hey
Oe shipped The milder grades we've steS1or So bles
more active. sales, 800 bags Mafdca.Do, ~
SsVaniila and go bags Cora priNaee terms me 0P,
Sion market opened steady partial decline OF p1 noI
md Values showed Few chahEee'
quotations being january l2.sOai2s5; Fe9uS5S!
s11 ~. March I2T(ai2.6O; september love 10 - :
oeS6 Yovcg5.F o 5S TS5 R Rio ea5e
auosd regular frs. 40 klOs). holiday unchansea go9o
second 40 os) unchanged exchange pr0a teI 1hSas u
nsrEcHoday. Receipts in Santos % MAXI osSSt G9St
Good average San.os COO. Receipts at RIO Jul! 70
Sepcember g. 1891 $4,000 bags same ome hS9o
P p same IN snteobeT 1891 $4,000 bags same TIM:
ISoo 465 600 bags: time 1889, 599OOO pesS' Az
Anste1dan :he Dutch sale went OIL 81 9i4c. o,.od 9.
~" I0lSTCN-The spot market was duh ana unchdHgtu
Us h.iss ali Tor consumption total port receipts
rs Iie bales Comparing with 9415 bales THIS gay Ia
I'D 10 az bales for the corresponding date aSS
wsar Since September the receipts have been SfgCSG
bales against l$9 964 bales for the Corresponding PoU
last
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5or Sale

L. OR SALE.-s3OO will purchase tho secret ior msNns
Of the cheapest and best lakine p0Nd-f, Oh W,
harket no alum ammonia worth 81 900 70 any va
ndOrspd By chemist, including color phteo Tor sAn
best OF reasons Tor selling Address
WORLD BAKING POWDER CO.,
Great Darlington. MAsa
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PITTSFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND TIE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Ivfo Harlem DiyiSicn)
NeT:Y0lk { Long Branch Railroad.
AUTUMN SCHEDULE

AUTUMN SCHEDULE
Trains leave New-Yor< for Rcd Bank, Long Branch,
Ocean Grove, Asbury Park and Point Pleasant: -
From foot Of Libertyst 30. 10 IL 10 a. NJ. 80,
30 CNTressj, 100, 4 30 (cNpre>s 49, 600 D. IN.
SUNDAYS. o rs q. 200 p. NJ.
From loot OF Cortlndt or DesbrOsseS sts.-9 10 a. M,
noon, 80 30 (eXpress 30 eXpress). 5:1o 100
p IN. Sundays, 80 A. IT,, D 10 p H. A.
Sunday trains do not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
PUFUS BEODGETT. Supt y. Y. and L. Z. II. r.
Ii. T. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pass. Agent c. X. IT, Co. or
J. r. WOOD Gen'I Pass Agent Penn r. f.
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xev.YoIk wednesday. September 9, 1891
-, sales were held a. Exchange and Auction lSoom
to-day la, -. ,o 900 Fas. 11Ath.st 2 OF
Cd Sc was al ourned 10 September 23. - -.
Sae ~ building with lot, No 2OS West 123d-st' Q OF
Sth-aye was Withdrawn.
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,tandard OF classic
STAINED.
4 Arn

tgpat GooG Ordinary 6a Kidding aySrS SiS
Gntions-With large receipts at the ports anu II
crop reports the option market was Sga hut closed
al net loss Tor day OF ~ points On @
point On October while later months snUGo % Total
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Artnmu Resorts.
TEE AUSTRAE,
PINE fKIh.

brentwood. Long Island. y. \.
4 modern hotel elegantly appointed Otis elevator.
open wood fires, steam heat, MUSHROOM lowing alley,
Superior water supply; ffec; sanitary conditions; soil
dry aud sandy balsauS and pines.
Trains laNe foot Fast 3iths: ferry at 20 n 20,
80 and . 80 p. SUNDAYS a. M. y sp,cial Bent
wood fest express with p3flor viii be added the
fall and winter schedule.
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TIE AMPERSAMD,

on LOWER SARANAC LAKE.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. y. ).
Open fires, steam heat bells baths. gas aud
ec'I.or; good hunting and haine. Special rats for
IA months. Address
EATON E. YOUNG, Manager
Ampersaad. y. Y.
Tr,HE BOOK or CPEN-AtE SPORTS. Octave 500 pages
ILLUSTRATED The standard authority American open.
air amusements Rules for sailing swimming ball play.
ing, shooting. horseback dng. &C. &C.. IN full 81 Der
copy. Polished by The Irihune, NewYcr. Entertain.
ing aud universally coEpliiE:uggd By the Dlcsl
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CENTsA4. R. Es. OF NEW-JERsEY

Tiole Table Of sept. 5, 1891. ,,,,,...,...o
S WEs.5s1s gsa5 ser on sa'd'''
ST Es stSn s9d a seo c6anE On Sundays
Easton Mauch Chunk and Shemokin -,n, ,,,uso.ha,,o
40 rd nd Tor H E2,t1 i FotsyS Tan"qra sham
Sn Snn6GTy Eages Mere Wampor Through coach
E:soa 'usn o SaqPh s5 E'' @an H155
on 6F nh rG' F rnSon Msuch chuak Tamnqua Potts
Ns o6 fadns f ap' Essoa Taach Chunk Reading Harris
burg WlkesbarFe. Scranton. Ionaqua fo'S'n'e' SNAn
M :E Esst9o and E, Asn sETn Reading nar
burg. 'S Sd p =" sr 20 q g p d.,
'''o D. H. AL. RAlL ROUTE
TO the SEA SHORE Am s,.
For Freehold ana o At 90 me- sSndsNs. i5 No.,
!, - Is a. nm M ;eI: 80, iFT SS d. p H. la'
Red Bans Long Branch i3a points '" go 20 2P.
49, Si 22 + i5 a. 'DaG6 % except O's-'
, lakewood Tons River Blrnegat Pork and Barne
"a 30 SasG IL raven m Asatc CITY Vneand and Brdsa
81 30 M:I m s2 Bach and Starlight at 80
l;sO z go p %l9G z Irs,pHl,, RMrrnoRE AND
For rsnaaspAs go 90 II 80 9 70
SS 2 SSSSND1Ys 80 co. 10 &c. 1870 80 a. ~ m ;" Co $780,
90 800 D. M ~. ~ 10 nigh Co II 80 with
Dining Car a M. co. 3 80 DINING Carr. % y. me-
Il T IL is' leaving u 80 80 90 Sa5ss 10
$50 90 90 p g have connection TOT hea0ihS n'''
For Sunbury and Wlamspor Via Philadelphia a. -:
N n 20 BuGeJ Paror Carr 80 .. IL 10 midnign,
(cxcepe saturday night. sundays, O. 90 p N, =, $40
ParOr-C SEATS car be procured az a. LII
o6l AIS ga Il4O, 1923 Brcadway. 80 Oth-sye; 29*
West l2jih.st, l34 Fast I2otn 81; Ne"'i VIM "'
coy TSansier Company viii call for and cheek bag
gage from hotel or residence
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOi. l<0N,, llkANC.4, 49, NisC - ~
FROM PIER g. y. H., loot Oh hEOLOh.Sa
~ Atlantic IIiehlards, Highland Beach N0fnanulS
Soaby qh Ionmout Bcacn Long Branch, ~ ~ ~ 50
u. m. Il 200 Saturdays ohly)' 80 NV p ~
For Eberon ocean Grove. Asbury Park ana foia,
p,osCant a. 10 Is A. M Il co Saturdays oaA y 90
n M SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove and Asouy faE~''
For lakewood Tons Ryer and Banesat at 80 D. n'
"a 70 rh aven Atlantic CITY. Vineand and Bridge
ton u 40 a m q 90 D. N. SATURDAYS OIL
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e,',,.,.t oF ,,;3y.YOGK AND 8ROOKLNN BRIDGE.
URN" RROOhLNN. september 5. loJl.

-rTALfD PRNpO-ALo WI DE- fICeIV01 II the
- os q the trustees Of the NeN York ara BrT2'eyn
D.sr. MashlngtGu--t., BfooAyI, untl huh4dy,
irr a. 49,, an noon fos the supply Of the iooN.
h. ,rtbies. % Uniform Trowser., 100 Uniiorn over;
~ az rrov - ~ hn MAD" from Oakes standard
WStrordian Police Docsain Q,r "a, 70 0e m.d, tf2ln
standard Mo.r1pJ POii'c y iyrf, uhed with
VaHre-p Hlur thryiot aLd n an other respects % Dc
,de AID trimmed equal 90 am. - which nay pc seen
scc OF d.. Tfi.taes Of th- Nr-TorN and Bookl1n
irdee between uc hour Of ID a. "a. end % m. zach
il.a must hc accompanied by o certified cheek Tor 10
lIo.~t amount Of tho proposed contract 10 be
,,rnd all hut the successful bidder. The trustees
ItN.. the right 10 increase diminish the Quantities
20 called Tor. reject any all proposals iItfed
uuo. n =. MAEILN. Cl.eL Lllnocr and Sup.nn.-ne-n.
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B M { Nj Be:

they have before been offered az auction I1 'e
situated Glst cd and cd sts and lotn, /, Vh 'u
18th ayes They are NEAR BLYTHEbOo i"U'
Beach Junction Leferts Park and the lands Oh e
Wcst Brooklyn improvement Company. TIE Sh.S
BEACH AND BROOkiYS, BATH AND WEST EnD
RAILROADS HAVE STATIONS NEAK PROfEhih.
The latter line runs the Union Depot 3Oth-S'' anu
5th-ayc, whore It connects with the ousVe' Eie'"'
Time from the Bridge 80 minutes It VIII pfoOaoS sun
run to the lOh.st Ferry the from w'HOrk rare
on railroad cents. The Beach and Manhattan Beaei
Rail pass through portion OF the properly ana nave
stations in the immediate vicinity. enc OF the "o''
expensive schoohouses Long Island (outNde OF BrooN
lyn) IS within five minutes walk The grade Is level ana
every lot is ready be built upon at once The properly
surrounded by fine dwellings and the most desirable In
Kings County should command the especial attention OF
all in search OF homes business stands or investments
Titles Insured. additional Information and free passes
from JERE JOHNSON. JR.. GO Lberty-st, New-forh'
and 1S9 and 19l Monaguest. Brooklyn.
' * TIE COLLEGE Town OF AMnERsT, MASS
BY decree Of Probate Court the undelN1n 9@lg Dcen
belonging the estate OF Lucus Bowood, deceas ~
t5o G a9d. Of Ah Se r G coege and oa$ on the %
park. The house lot contains acres % rods on when
oh n9 TaS Geo1eing t. tSe ctate 6G divided from
the above d BY IoWGa S o acre. 80 I o When
b, sold separately The building are large two-st9y
a Sf5Se Rp She'd E and yard horse Sarn with stable
rage and harness rooms and pory Ecute TSn %fy
Supplied with III bet water. water pipes ard condq!ts
aRS ARE has 0' tonp 1 Of eSo5s from
to college. ~ o.agon for the education o; ehidrn.
waiting influences Of culture and rlnenent as prman'n mt
active 6Isihfs' or Fl 76oiond viii be- iod without
reserve n. n wSSedRP cDr octo6er q next
Ai""Vi''' 'O'''D' LEVI sTQCKBRIDGE,
L. D. HILLS,
Commissioners
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Real estate n]nnte0.

WANTED for our fall list, improved and unimproycd
"A property to let sale charge for register
ing. KpMA4NH bAOH 10, \. S993i .
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Duslness Cbaurcs.
Grand Business Chance.

FOR sALE.-Jobbiag, Dry Goods and Notion Business;
Established - years strictly Wholesale house in
citv OF $4,000 inhabitants keep three travelling ,alos-
mon has always done large ana probable business :
took rduc,d 70 suit putcha- only for selling
o Of the finn finds the business too combining Apply Or
ouu''' MATHER & CO., 3s! OItIN ST.
~pTingr iad Mass.
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Lost an Goul4

OST-Rank book so. G26l71. Bank for Savings, 81
l. Blsecker.st Nsw-NOrk Payment stOpp Il Please
T turn book to bank
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odti- al dc SipcrVislng Afcultect Treasury De l.
msas washington, D. C., until ,och p. M On tlS "a
Gilrcd mr tie Erection aud CoElot9n irNctpt hga'hs
flro.o-r. N tn t-rtrl stat. PJsr ollie buldht ~
~ ot,r y j. an strict a,co. dance with The drawings
and pcca, atiols copies Of which Lay De had GA ape
- a .,i. o!l.c oil a. tit u.e' ga the Sucl thQenJ AT
iloioEen =. }. Zach ba must b" accompanied Py a
certified ,hc'k Tor sum no. a Uln pei IeI' 'l III n
d. rcsly,d ai.r tie tine herein stated for opcnlE te
,,,o. % bid, VIII "a not comply strictly Win an the
r'Guifcirci.s u this invitation Proposals must DE- IN
I'D hi ,Ivtinpcs sealed and mark a, Proposal Tor the
yUf,n a.d Camuotion except Hentir- Apgasa.isl Of
49,, s. Po-toris. I:u.dilc ~ HoboSru, NeTJc, -
and ,di.,--,d q W J. FD8fOOhE Supervising Achlyct'
Srtt,mb.r :. 1871.
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coIco!! COLI! co!!N col!H!

10 this great sale and be convinced that uer7 "ro
no cholcer cheaper accessible lots than those 70
be sold. Saturday.
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SPECIAL INFORM ALTON

SATURDAYS ONLY IL so y. IN. (2Sd-ss. IL 40, for
SNewburgi 4c p. m. i@Sd's- A'%') ioi n@"~0Iusi
:l5 D. M. Tor Port JeNls.
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nrAPS AND TIMETABLES may pc obtained frou
I'VE scket oinces. Also copies u Summer Homes con.
tanning select list OF hotels aud boarding suburban
Homes" describing ycinit~ Of New ORR; ChilSuqus
LAKE Sruvenlr' and summer ENcu. siols.'
L.l. L n ALENMAIODA TLONS Al
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rnn NE,NnIrIlG
may SpNCIAE TRAINS.

,,,rrK DAYS. 10 a. m. (o3d-st 8 :55). a. M. ots
w D. M. AS D. w.. D. m' D. M sunuSSS-' - "'
q d.. D. m.
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pTopo5aiS.

NRADING.-Propo>als for grading r always IN
" ia. Dist.ct Of ,o'-Oo' o. o. 9 p}o.
,,n.aI, MI bc !cre.tC TN, once Gbtb l. o1otE ~
on Ihuisday ScD,e,IJg H. ISL, ID: S4n* ON 1.I-sV,
c~t.rd a and Euclid Place, uOu lith-sJ. west Blanh
form, oil propose and specifications ci D. oD.3lheu AZ
tns lr. u9G application Jle'lu ogetAci VIII az htt,S-
sn,v iujfmaton AID bids upon tlac 4oiLs Only WI n3
considered Tie usnt reserved % itjrcI IN! anu an
80 ar art, oil 5.d, J. ". DOUGLASS, j. ". hOSS.
m NJ. EOBFl.T. Coinmi. sicuctS y. G.
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Real estate n1anteo,

w ANTED.-- by a young lady who IS an
expert operator on a Remington ma.
nHns' copying Of all kinds. Address
-. :" ~. Room 1903. sd floor. Central Build
ing, 1iS Liberiy-st.
w ANTED.--To buy a small farm within
~ an hours ride OF New-YOrk northern
aseW-Jefsey preferred state particulars. Ad.
efess ADDISON, Jr.. Tribune Oflce.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JUNE 1so-TwELvE
t1cls mantes.
Males.

MalcS-
DOpULAR, PROFITABLE. PERMA-
Il ENJ.-Agents wanted TO tnkc SUBJ
scrlpti0ns for real estate investment shares,
sold on instruments liberal terms % COM
Ietent peTsonss AMERICAN INVESTMENT
UNION, $50 broadway.
w ANrED.-A good practical farmer mar
w RED or single. Apply 70 JAMES w.
COATES. 101 0th.aye.. after II O'CLOCK.
XITANTED.-saie on salaH o. com.
w mission r. handle the New Patent
Chemical Ink Eraslng Pencil the greatest
selling novelty ever produced er1ses ina
thoroughly In two seconds; 10 abrasion OF
paper 200 10 500 per en>pfoht one agents
sales amounted to $500 In six days; another
$50 in two hours. We want one energetic
General Agent for each State snd TERRITORY
For .erns and full particulars address
THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO., la
Crosse. wis.
Females.
4 AIDES who Will do writing for me at
IL their own haze VIII make good wages.
Address, VIA self-addresicd stamped en-
velope. Miss EDNA l.. SMYTHE, South
BEND, Ind, proprietor OF the Famous Gloria
water for the Complexion.
tVANTED-Few good, neat-looking, stylish
w girls for Mattresses 1rst-clpss all the
year country Inn must be experienced good
wages. IL. w. p, Tribune ONCE.
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felu UGnte0.

ffln IUGntf0.
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WI ANTED.-A good pcnman 10 write az
w home; either sex steady work. Ad-
dress in your own handwriting and inciose
5c. silver for our reply and full uustrated
narticulars, A. w. KINNEY, N. Y. T..
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Males
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watcnmcn, janitOrs, engineers, hrcmcn, fan
hands and Others secure excellent positions
through our Gazette and Employers Guide.
Information fire.. NEM-lOEE GAZEI ..
AND ADVERTISING AGENCY, 7j6
Broadway, corner Of sth-st, front Office.
~ OY about II for light duties In a boob;
I'D store must be very neat and refined ana
q good writer: one wishing 10 learn the bust
! ess preferred. T.. n. j.. Tribune Uptown
once, l,23s Broadway.
LNERAL AND SPECIAL AGENTS for
VI new territory wanted; cheapest IN,
euFance known; only p assessments tolaI
since 1885 all claims paid state treasury
reserve fund responsible management lIG-
eI6l terms; correspondence invited. fhOF-
IDENT AID SOCIETY, Portland. Me,
lust OUT.-Most wonderful advertising do
and manufacturer; splendid employment
big pay; steady wor., Inclose stamp
ARC n. MFG. CO., Racine, Wis.
Ma ETROPOLITAN AGENCY, many years
WI established, reliable and very success
full IN placing men ia good positions or;
dors continually coming in for all xmas Of
male help particular attention gwen y, %
Ter class Of positions. AEIIiOPOLlIAN
AGENCY 10 BroadwoI.
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flats Go Eet, Furnished.

A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLAT
N TO rent in the Dalhouse, 40 West 59th-
ST. opposite the Central Park, near Plaza
Hotel $50 per month; IL rooms. Apply
on premises.
ID ARGAIN. Furnished apartment for one
I'D or more months; 8 sunny rooms ele.
vator Exceptionally cool. Address u. d. c.,
Tribune ONCE.
A TH-ST., lO2 WEST Seven cOsey fur.
4 + nished rooms BATH china. linen; very
convenient; $40 TO 500. Janitor.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.
Giip Real estate 90 fet

A BEAUTIFUL. COMMODIOUS HOUSE
II 10 lease, unfurnished. for years imme-
date pOss on; az only 5000 per year.
il ~ modern convenience. and IN Al order;
Bright and sunny surrounded by y lotS OF
rround: shade and apple trees beautiful
lava; choicest and most convenient lOca-
ton on Washington Heights, northwest cor.
ncr Of Avenue st. Nicholas and 113d-st, ?
ana minutes u cable cars or 10 elevated
r.pway. Furt e. par iculars; also stable
IL acquired. CHARLES MAC RAE, 533
5th-lye., cor. 44th-st
A Al WEST BOTH. SRA "A Par
"A Tor floor for business immediate pos
session. THOMAS & ECKERSON, IS
West 30th-st.
OFFS on broadway. near 30th-st.. suit
IL able for light manufacturing great in
ducement made 70 good party. THOMAS
& Eek ERSON, IS West 30th-st.
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flats % Eet. anturRisne0

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T. LEGANT FLATS, in perfect order
rents; inspection invited. HENRY j.
CARR, OPS COlumbus-aNc.. near 91st-st.
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable apartment
IA overlooking Central Park; rent only
81 900; possession May /. Apply on prem.
ises, 1,04S 5th-avc., corner Seth-st
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C1omest,c 5ituailons Unnieo
Males.

Males.
YOUNG PHYSICIAN, hospital eradn.
4 ate. would Ike 20 act a. sttenesiiit 20
invalid. Address PHYSICIAN, tribune
YOUNG MAN. lately landed, would Ike
L 20 20 10 the country VITA p9inbhtiiG
family: understands horses. JOHN
CONb0N, 172 sth-ave. --.------,----
" ONO MAN speaking German or Eng
i fish wishes situation as walter OF sec
ond man flrstc class city reference. hdofuss
III. B., IS Graham-s.., Brooklyn.
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Rooms Wanie0

A PARTMENT WANTED. - Unfurnished
~ suite Of two rooms and bath desired in
sDy good nelghbOrhOOd. Address w. L.,
LEX ). Tribune ONCE.
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A DvERTIsEMEvrs FOR THE NEW.

a York ri n Is Win Sc NE AZ.
No. .e3s Broadway, corner Thirty.frst.st.
l,liO BroadNay, corner 26;h.ss.. until 9
?. M; go West rwenu.,n,rr.st.. corner
SHAVE; lS2 eth-ave. 1888 Fourth ave.
ner fOrty.seyenth.st 1,oa6 Thisd-sve.. nca,
siAiy-iii stst. l,10s frsi-aye. FOG West
Forty-seeond. 1909 Coiumbusaye.
irg NInI p na:rus sosne, 1851 IS
and the HARLEM ofFICE. $50 Fss: ors
Observation-Disclosures fth. st. up In & n M.
and eo6 West one.hundrec- and twenty .nfsx
-. al regular olleS ratGS