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New-York tribune., 1891-08-28
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-7VIVO[R AVENiIE AND ONE-HUN-

4 LEXANDER AVENUE AND ONE-HUN-
non pleas for the City and County Of New Ork hermann
pruns IT,. against Hermann Bruins and other =, ,.,.
In psulnce o judgment OF foreclosure anu sae uug
made In the aboye-enttled action bearing date the 80 ua
of August 1891 and entered on the Oth DAY OF Ausust
Isoi / thc undersigned, the referee in said judgment
named will .e at public auction at the Real Estate fN
rbangc and Auction Room mited) Nos 80 70 60 Loery
street In the CITY York the 10Th day OF sep
tefnbcr i5.n at II O'Clock noon, by William hennelly
described i'm said Judgment follows: ,..
those certain lots, pieces or parcels or anu sibuhl
Ivnr and being In the Twcntyhir Ward OF inc ly OF
Work late the Town OF Morrlsania County OF west
chester aid state OF York being the lots known ana
dcsignated BY numbers 10 and 10 and part OF 10 on
bock number map entitled Map OF sections \ ana u
~ North New.York. Town Of Morrlsania Wetchester
Tountv s g. y dated Morr sanla, July GOTH 1853, by
n IIcawoOd surveyor and flied In The Onico OF the Kegs
ION ,v of August 1888. The promises hereby conveyed
Ling boundCd and described from said map follows
A q sOu1herly side O Onchundrtl-
ndforynrst street distant hundred and twenty hr
OF the castey sldi OF the Third Avenue or
son Road with the said southcry de OF OnehunGreu-
I'D Street and running thence eastwaTdy along
side OF otIteV
he sothwardly along the aid westerly side OF Alexan-
Jer Avenue seyentyyc feet TO lot No. l3 thence west
along the aid lot No 10 and parallel with said one
HrS nd orty.lrSt Street sevcntynvc feet thence
outhwardy parallel with Alexander Avenue tWenVinVc
& 70 Inc centre line Of the block thence westNnrdy along
I'D centre lne and parallel with said trect twenty-five
Pect tsnce northwadv line parallel with said AleN.
nde Avenue one hundred feet to the aforesaid southery
d OF and forty Street at the point or
mace OF beginning.
DTHFoDoRE SATTLER, JOHN FENNEL,
prrs Att'y, IS Fond street y. Y CITY. Referee
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ALL RAIL ROUTE


For Freehold and AtaaSc Highlands - ;s9 ensf
II rs a. m :30 80, 8 100 p. M Sundays cas- O. mI
100 D. m. Except Freehold). 49, .. =. r.,..
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 70 Pos2e
Pleasant at 80, s15 II rs a. M. 80, 2:le :soA
dSS Grove anS @ AsbarS Park, 15 II 80 M
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnesae Park and Barnst
ea'F For beach Haven Atlantis City vneland and Bridsss1
&c tas So mcnmcutS ma 'Y Bach and seabrghs so
l''O FOX 'PaHTILxDEIPH.ILs,, s,,EaS ,EgasSJrIMoRE AND
ROYAL BLUE LINE
mor p91aoeipHnIA nv sco 90 eoS 80 D. m, z ID
night SUNDAYS 600, 10 80. II 80 .. M. 'oo $50.
baltimore and WsshinssoH s S,d daily at 90 Y % 30 I,.
Dining Car, a :OV o;oV lDDink Saf)' WV " NO
II :15 night ,eo I.no "A
20 n M 10 f5 nieht Except Saturday night, Sundaya
80, 90 500 p M, have connection for headns hA'
For 5unb1ry and Wismsport, via Phfadsphis f.
except S SATURDAY night, Sundays, 500 p M: ~,
2e1 as 9It. 4C s2s Br9adyay ysI easys; roa;,. sss
500 Fultons., 90 Broadway Brooklyn o., and ,,..s h..
gage from hotel or residence
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. c. &

w NJ. f. r. r. Co. Lessee).-Iralns leave West 42dst
Station NeWYorkJ roOws and 20 minutes earlier from
the foot OF Jayt tNew-Ycrk Hamilton London Detrois
and ch!sagS 10 D. M n ToSoR,o R 40 IS 30 a. & M & s
EasasS Sd Fe; sHs,sss 49, ,S &c., o? 80 & 8 Is % M
5 81 oS III Oy to S E's 6 6BipSsS0 Il S0 2 iG @ siS
p M a. as m, al co. u.s. Is p M cTanston s
90 P?qs ols S0FpYss 0F II Nf%o@E4fhfs % 5S
ist 10 "a Cornwall m IL f%s II SG @osa sRa snS
canafIs IS eRss sSao l2 Ssgaa a F ronto beo cSsags
and ST. Louis on al through trains Saratoga Specials
,sehedl daily except SUNDAY aS 80 sagrdays 9n!y
s,ason and phoenicla '3 80 sl%o0. III S5 az 43
S w Parior to BloSmyine. Graat H9te and
& of 4sa. aaa esPas 20 sS
$40 T. m. tsundays only. ,SeMpa,, lakes Moaoak
kan kkaaaterss Sfay nshser BOo@yS Hobart Grand Hotel
htation ana Phoenicia Parlor car 10 BComyile. Pa
ienyilie, Cairo and Mountain House station, LIS.
4 as NSD tS p Zine rsrsS cars no TO- Sunday, Sy
sicsp ping cars 70 PhOenlcia and DlOOmy NE I Daily;
sunday. T. Leaves Brooklyn. via Brooklyn Annex.
o tiS 40 oS Ss 100 p s l % sJsrsGy CIV Ecr eScts * r.
time tables paror and sleepingcar sccommtdstions or
Information Apply Offices Brooklyn 1893 Washngton;st ST.,
T20 Fulton.st. Annex oiec foot OF futonst YORK
City Nos, 271. 30S, Ts5 s42 Broadway; 1tS BoSery.
IL Park Place, S3 West l25th-st. and M Wsst shore
G. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent Vanderbilt
Sye. Neu.Yosk.
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DELAWARE LACkAWANNA AND

shortest Line. Vestibuled Pullman CoachoS;
m-Bufao Rchled sprng. and and os%egG I'm
hamton Owcgo, Ithaca, WaveFly Elmra, Corning ,Batn
psnsTe Sherburne. Wateryille liehned springs, oIca
Norrls oxford, Norwich, Cortland, syracuse
Fulton and intermediate stations c3nneef a. oS as
"mbarand; at Buffalo with trains for the West
UNI 90 n m-Bnghamton Mall, via Boonton. ,,,..- -
~ a. R,n ahpmton and Flmra Express FOR Water Gap
stroudsburg, scranton, Oweeo Waneay anu r, con t
Wnke barre. - n.. ,yukoaho.ra and plvmoutb Fx
pres 90 - II, aly,-BuTalo Limited Express, via Pater
SON. FOR stroudsburg scrsnton, Bingbsm.on 0weGo W.
y EmlTs CSF9ns n Baaa nns at waysna sS M Dan'e Mt
D. NJ tdaiiy Buffalo Rch6old SpEngs and 0sysgc
grnse Fulton Greene. oxford. Norwich. Shcrburne
aerylie Utica Sc and al points on Buffalo Division
coonects With trains for the west
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NRW-Y0rk 3 IOnG Branch Railroad.

SUMMIK
Trains leave NeW.Nork for Red Bank, Long Branch,
Ocean Grove Asbury Park and Point Plea ant:
From Of Liberty ST. 30, rs, IL 10 m; 80,
oI5, 5 80 (expTcsl, 90 80 (eXpres,l $780, 600
M SuudaYs, 10, II 80 A. 100 m.
" From foot ol Cortiandt Desbrosses st3 80. 10
q 10 a. M. u noon, 30 10 express, 40 express
Except Rcd Bans. 20 eNPrcss' $40. 200 D. m
tnndays, 6;l5, . AS a. m, rs y. m.
sunday trains do not stop at Asbury PARK and Ocean
Grove RUFUS DLoDGETr.
5upt. y. Y. and I. Is X. X.
H. p. BALDWIN
0enr Pass, gent Q. Il. II Co of N J..
j. II. WOOD,
gcnl Pass. Agent Penn. II. T.
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Fam 4rboDls.

A ,,~,,,,rpcyrv The Thirty-thrd
ON1NEnAh Year begins DC.
LAW SChOoIh tober !, 1891
Gamers LIB. also Qor new graduate courses) LIN
For aloeues showing reorganzed faculty. address
PROF. l.. F. RUSSELL,
Equitable Building, 120 Broadway, New.York.-
nHE NEw.YoRK LAW SCHOOL, 100 BROADWAY,
NewYork Cty.-Annual session opens October l. 150l
Two years course, leading TO degree OF LII B. tuition
Zoe al 'aDVlPht Methods" f Instruction For cata
loeues address GEORGE CHASE Dean
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IIOboken

STEvENs SCHOOL;
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
Riyer-st., between 9TH and 9th sts Hoboken, y. J.
REoPENS SEPT. %, 1891.
Examinations for admission the 2lst and 2ed OF
September.
Full Course OF Studies Preparatory Colleges and Schools
OF Science, Law, and Medicine.
The OF Tuition for All Glasses Is $50 Year, or
$50 per Term
THESE TERMS INCLUDE ALL THE STUDIES.
Catalogues apply Librarian Of Stevens institute
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yVALwoRTH's Business and stenographic College
125sh-st Reopens annually September l.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, 1 O0EAS ~ GE1g HgcS2oRcsr n e.
FROM PIER g. n T., FOOT Ibs,sS. or EsTiVMHsn Mosnoust
Beach Long Branch at 80, 10 AS a. IN. Y %? u. &
Saturday only. :45, 80, 5 80 D. NJ sundays s'"
a. M, 90 p. ,.oo
For Atlantic Highianas at So 100 F.: 6S o; '''
For Eiberon, Ocean Grove, Asbury Pa5k aaa fo,dt sH
80 D. m. ,, . p.,,sg,. ar 4 .ao a m.
"a % m ri 90 Saturdays only, 3 40 p M . ,,...
Nor Beach Haven; Atlantic Cy; stnrssys % ony1
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2 RTE LIN ES.

H.. T.. :. -. !.!!,!! !E!:,.S.'
ssssof H'Pss1as %s, stItasSne sn1Es @
AySa sPTnss;c PSt6ssc cSa",a1aga LAKE nesf
Ss.asuSas ans Sa1'ifS Ts
s". ssv. q %:3%'sni ':s
iOiISww; w..s .sd 25G,st. sEs minutes '''''''' ~ ~
from " WESTERN DAY ExPREss: .
m Pyvls NssaErs Sss Is sSa,io and GS'pssss ssspss
S.OW lac 20 Cincinnati Connects at Port Jervs
nnion station, except Sunday Tor Moa,cen'
yEsTrBULED LIMITED.
OO RssS6Sf wS lining ila'n car ar . cScssS s'sV
- Chicsso Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
on p NJ except sand'ysEOT siash.Is'1P q PO yss
Trrourh car saturdays for Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
mn DSySsf Dat ySs%s frans fain 70 Rssss cn'sss' Sleeper
Haf.lO. Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
pM paily~via Chautauqua Lake and S,asSis SSnS,iS.
$50 ffais sold train 10 Chicago. sesper' I" Sun'''
'"'''S' '"N FOR PORT JERvis .n 7,sa
WEEK pAYsta1 a. m 1S SHss's 80 M. Sio'} r.
E 3 m M in.' r >. %. m.. 10 p. m $50 p. M
F0K NEwBURG.
,.,.,, n,vs-4:l5 a. M (2sd-.t $50. o n" ~
w m. 445 D. ~. D. M, .. NJ sahaN'
p m. p m. ,.xs
r,ruD.yS ONLY l2 80 p. m. (23d ST. ~ ~ ,Svn,nsss
SNNaaSbnTg: 40 .. IN. (23dst i :2o) Tor nN"
AIS D. M. for Port JerVs'
SPECIAL INFORMATION. , ..us
,ps AND TIMETABLES nay De ousasan o,,ss - eoa.
go, ontces Also copies of summer ho.esh sh,,bsn
" sieet list OF hotels aud boarding houses
Ic@ss ds'GO5S a%S., !SinisT q
tIicKETs AND PULLMAN AsCoaMoaDnAsiWvest AsCo' "a West "a
i. FAIRIES, New.York ss snt 1888 EgtSas' :nS Ead.ss
~ n.asd,,ay williamsburg; corner Ne"sn ..a Tr.nsfeo
lv' puohoSen and Jersey City station .anIs md fsSt
s,,ranv sts, calls for and checks baggage lrom A'
denees lsfOcsnR s nRiSENRsoS General Passenger AssnA
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Rallroaos
pennsylvania
~ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot a
Desbrosses and CortIandt strecta
rs fOliows.-
m an<s ,<<o, mn ~ .-.

as f0liows.-
On and after JULY 10th. 1901.
THE FAST LINE
BOO A. MTPullmsn ys:abue Sleeping and pa,io, c.,.
4hdIsesoS. indians Slsys1na II no 25 & Columbus 80
as next day SssSe:' % 40 q, s 4s..
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 M-Cogposed exclusively Of Pullman v..us,,s
and os.srYa,s5 r%a S1a'e Room Sleeping Dining soss
stenographers and typewriters bathrooms for "a
s'5Rs'A'R % S's b ':s " a. ~ 8;
Indianapolis II 40 M. Chicago IS :. n. us
ST. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
300 Y. NJ pullman vestibule Sleeping Car, from N.v
fGrS aad Dining Cars from SeSYOIk St snI
Arrives Cincinnati II rs m, and st. Louis LsTySa ~
p. m. next day. ~ wv
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
Ss and rs%syy,aIa Rsrsad yssisSs f.:sas: sas.;
THE wEsriRS EXPRESS
i9 st. Isa SSesas ssns Car
,hGS%f aaa Csisasi 4, c..S c'sS 5
next Gay an aSd st. Louis 2 T9c r. second @ora
Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
eas s1hS aepS sSgns c q. SssTSs
Valley arrives weekday. a. columby. rs p n,
Sssn& p 9$s: ssE g f:s s;
ana Tor Cleveland ana COLUMBUS, eAcept nst1roay.
2:3O T.. M,-Shenandoah Valley Express with Thfousn
Buffet Sleeper 70 NewOreans.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express" Of Pullman parlsr Cara
with Dining Car 70 Batmore daily. except Sunday,
10 10 0. m arrive Washington so D. and ''coi.
gresslonal Limited" daily, with Dining Car ct 20
D. m. arrive Washington 25 D. regular express,
6:20. 100. 80 and II 100 o. M, 10 80, 90 aad
90 D. m. and 1918 night For Baltimore only %
D. IN. Sunday @ :15 and s 80 O. m, :30 s :60 as1
FOR aFAsfS Fl S fffS 6Ira nf9s;o 10 NJ v.sa, Win
Through Buffet Parlor Car
FOR CAPE NAY, i oo D. m. weekdays. with Throusx
Buffet Parlor Gar.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
With Dining Car and IL 10 washington Limited T .S
sSS $50. 40 100 tsc S TOO 500 $50 So 500 90 20
ss%@ o.o0 20 an ,Sd ,OS Sundays; express; ss.
400, f3o 800 o 80. 100, and 200 y n. I'D
~ is nioht. Accommodation 00 D. m.
For TfnctabIcs Of trains local points Pennsyi
oGces Nos 435, $40 and yii Broadway, A.o ifous.
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlands sts Court-st
$50 FUtonst and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot =
Fultonst, Brooklyn rs Hudson-st. Hobokn; StatIsss
Jersey City
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and eAecu
baggage from hotels and residences through desnArs
CHAS E. PUGH j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'P Agent
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New pnbflralions

Eighteenth Edition, post paid, for 25c. or stamps
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why II Falls on
i Turns Grey and the Remedy. By Prof. HARLEY
PIRKER A. M LONG & co, .ol3 Archst., Phila.. Pa
"Evory one should read this little book "-Athenaeum
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CENTRAL II. r.. OF NEW-JERsEY,

fOOI OF LlBEkI1-SI., NOhl hltER-
Time Table Of June a. 1901.
80 a.. m: for Easton, Mauch Chunk, wilkesbsrfs.
Scranton Reading Harrisburg Tamaqua Poteynls sham
okn sunbuSy Eagles Msss wiiam:pDrS, port On sunds's
GOO a. m. for Easton and Allentown
700 a. m. for Easton and Mauch Chunk. On Sundayys
Easton Mauch Chunk and Shamokin. .
AS a; M; for Easton. Msuch CHUNK Wilkseerres
okn sunbury Eagles Mere Willismport Through eosAA
30 Williamsport
burg, Pottsvle shamokin sun6ury and Wnliamsport
on Sundays for Easton, Mauch Chunk Tanaqua Poetss
vile, Reading and Harrisburg. -
100 p NJ: for Easton, Maueh Chunf Reading HarrN
burg Wilkesbarre, Scranton Tamsqua, Pottsyle Sham
okin.
545 p. m. for Easton, Mauch Chunk Reading, Hz1Y4l
burg. &c. SUNDAYS at 80 p. NJ
for and Allent0wn
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uork h)dntso.

Males
WIN. L. HARTuNf,
A. Expert Accountant and Aualtof D.
names building, Room 40 u FAt~ NV.
5CoU YTANT- Expert lprofessio,,n,s.is! a. a.
a city references 10 ysarys w., r,guires
po.itinn A. head bOOkkeepef IN isres n Ia
fsctnring o. trading house eooq, nsif.Ss II
nclceu VI UfSKf WILLARD, In
Broadway. =
FgFECH and spanish languages aio
A ,i....,,se teacher wants more plpis'
.scticsl conversation course se-sssst s,e
prse "a English. FRANCE, l5I 4th-aye
PROFESSOR Of Ital ian langnage, ~, ~ 10
A tnre specially for singing stae5 PIN IN
naneistion, accent, de.eIop l,,l.r..t,en. too
PRACTICE, 1877 luh-aye-
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Giip RtaI gstate for Sale.

Al s37. 500, adjoining SHAVE. and Cath
"A ecral grounds. 52d-st., cheapest four
story medium-sized house Ia New-York
possession. RIKER & SON, 66l 5th-aNe
a s5-FoOT DINING-ROoM EXTENSION
n residence. 4eth-st. near 5th-sNe;'
S40g roo possession RlkER q Sun
66l Shave.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No l,23s Broadway, corner Thirty rst-Stc
p n; go West Twenty I'll ird-st., corner
tih-sve.; l5o 6th-sve.; 1853 Fourth-ave-'
corner FourteeBh-st.
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Dr.ssmaklng.

A krISTIC tsiler.maco sn,ts from $40. az
- Sc AnS-eo also summer and sVeDirg
Ef,t,s =, urt,-ssiis&hers sent out BY the cay.
A H ,,il IDoREssNAKISe, perfect NJ
a ILg coStp1ies notei crS1rs M shOr.
ngteo mic. dresses, sI2 up. Mms owen
2e2 West 23d-st.. City -'
A RTIsTIC DhESSMAKING--Imp orted
"A fashions unique designs MOTEL orders
az short nouee; most FeasonsbIs oFiees
goocs purchssed II desirea Ms. NOEL.
hO1, o. E.Ast ytn-st., opposite Denplns1a
N RESsMAKING done very reasonably
East S0th.st
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Gcunlrn / fal Gslaie o. fsi

NJ OSIGLAIR, y. Jon mOuntainside,
l'l accessible by macadamized roads, at
tfactiYe modern residence; well furnished I;
several acres stables rent very low for
Ntntef months or longer. EDW. p, HAM
lLTON & Co. SO Broadway.
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Boar0 Uante6.

COMFORTABLE rooms with good board
u wanted by gentleman, wife, two in
ftnts. two nurses, within hour City Hall
healthy location. Address POstOfice Box
:. 92S.
GENTLEMAN wants good board and
VI large. sS<ly room; furnished or no.
Address b. r, Box is Tribune Office.
VI sensre rom board small family terms.
L. ), Tribune Ofice.
lVT ANTED.- Board in Spanish private
w family, by n geutlsnsn New ORR
or Brooklyn; state terms. +. F., Tribune
Offee.
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flats % fer. Hnfnrxisnto
l., THE GREYLOCK.

:
n, THE GREYLOCK,
West 74th-st. and Columbus-sve.
Ap<rtnsnts o. eight and nlne rooms 70 le.
eeslgned aAd finished after an entirely new
Eethoe house has southern exposure and a.
w Two fOOsls deep; rOOnas very large
,sioset room plentiful handsomely lifted 81.
ioon passage connects main Sleeping rooms .
Ie1e ron sl.400 % a. COO per sRnum.
A pyERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
WE'D AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES
~ Broadway. corner Thirty-frst-st'
S'Aso broao way. corner 2Gth-st., until
n. 30 West Twenty-thirc St. corner
sNfe To- 0th-aye. 1853 Fourth -avv
-, ,san e Fourteen hist. 100 Third.aye.. cor
a., s.r.f.s senta.st; 026 Tbifd-ave.. near
i57S sne;st 1os2 Columbus ave.
Tnv hmth-aye., corner Pest: es
~ ~, ~ ~, % Avenue A. I. 800 Third ave
~ We HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast oa..
a. sc e'.nd-twenty -ffth-st up 10 IN. ~
= ~ West One hundred and .twenty. sfts.
- feFulsr oniee rates VIZ
"A LARGE and HANDSOME aDaTtneat:
hrsss,.< feonls j ght and sunny. ~ let. un-
EzS1sss In the hreprOof building. so
'A'afe.. corner zeth-st.
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Oork WanIro.


temales
OFFICE ASSISTANT, experienced, de-
~ siIes q position hr-t-cliss references.
Address II. A =, Tribune Office.
TYPEWRITER lady desires
position as typewriter experienced b9st
city references. Address NJ. MOORE, 1886
Sumner-ave.
TNIPEwRITfR and sTENOGRAPHER
desires work az home rapid and cor
rect Address EXPERIENCE, 1,152 3D.
ave.
UNDERWRITING. copying. all kinds. pa
Il cents a folio; work called for and de-
livered 60 Cenre-st.. Orange, N. J.
YOUNG WIDOW wishes any KIND of en-.
plOyment or copying. MUTE, POI
Mulberry-st.
" DUNG LADY desires situation as
Il stenOerapher and Remington typewriter
Address GRADUATE, The Paine Uptown
Business College, 107 West. 34th-st.
" DUNG LADY would like position as
L assistant at light Office work can fur
nlsh best reference. address H. f.. rs
GOuverneur-st.
VOUNG LADY would like plain sewing
10 do at home machine stitching and
button holes references. Address RELIA-
BILE Box IS. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1,23S
Broadway.
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miscellaneous.

4, ENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose OF their
VI left-Of clothing at fair value wiz
please call on or address EDWARD
MILLER, 6s 6th-ave.
7 IGHT MACHINERY and patented arti-
L. cles manufactured on contract small
screw machine work a specially. JOHN ;.
BIRCH CO.. 20 Washington-s Brooklyn.
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flats Go Eel. Antnrn,sheo

A THE DALHoUSIE,
n. An absolutely freproof house, ~ 70
IS West 5ith-st., between 5th aud Oth avs
overlooking Central Park very manu-
some duplex apartment TO rent. fie1se IN
Qulre OF the lSnitor.
a LII LIGHT, rooms and bath, steam.
n heated deeoratad near parS. 20 West
64th-st; lovely FOR young married people
DIACK BUILDING. .s.. =.
ID 25l 5th-ave. entrance ] East Zosh.ss6e'
Large suite. Also one for bachelor ~ sOOo.
rCEF CIINTON. 253 West 42d-st, near
Il Rroadway.-Beautiful small apartments,
hath steam heat, elevator, private resS@"-
rant. .---------
1sTY1 HE FIFTH AVENU r, !" ora.
., Elegant APARTMENTS OF ton rooms ana
ss.h sI1 Inducements. including eleNa,
tors and steam heat; inducements 70 good
parties. G. w. fCf49o, oup..
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flats 90 Eet. FURNISHED.


ITO LET.-Aparunents fine suite in Co
L rmba. 80 Plneapple-st;, Brooklyn
Heights Q rooms. all light, fine outlook
minutes from Wall-st,, and Fulton Fer
ries and Bridge Cali or address JAM
TOR on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-17
DRESS making.

INREssMA X Ek.--Just hack from Paris
ID makes an kinds OF dresses also tailor
made, from $40 up best references. Call at
"a West orth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-17

~ OOK by young Swedish woman
u speaks English; gooc baker desserts,
family; city OF country; best Ssferenees.
Call or apply 357 4th-ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-17

OFFICE ASSISTANT. experienced. de-
~ sires position nrst-cl1ss references.
Address II. A. y. Iribune OnIce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-17
FURNISHED Rooms

A HANDSOME SUITE Of rooms also
"a large room FOR gentlemen. 50 Wes.
z2d-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-17

u ACHELOR APARTMENT'S.-Han
~ somely fuFni shed rooms I'd floor en-
saise or singly convenient principal hotels,
clubs, restaurants elevated LUDLOW,
DAY CO.. "a West 3lst-st, near Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-17

BACHELOR APARTMENTS, near 9Th
II ave, handsomely furnished and 3
room suites private halls; private pOrce-
/ West 2sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-17

! - HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By
| - young Scotch girl; can make all
/ kinds salads take charge OF silver ami
| glassware: references With l.. LENT, 4O1
! 6th-ave., between oath and :5h Sc.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-06-26
4 Snake and a Cup.

1t is a common thing for snake
to follow the cup but mighty un-
common thing for a cup to attach
itself to and follow snake. Such
a story comes to us from Hancock,
and the editor of the Herald vouches
for its truth. He says there was
brought to that village Saturday by
M. b. Kelsey a rattlesnake killed by
Joseph Drake at Tyler's Switch on
Dry Mountain. The snake had six
rattles and measured about three
feet. AS rattlesnakes are mighty
common things in this section, this
dead snake would amount to but
little but for what he was carrying
around with him-no less thing
than half-pint tin cup. His
snakeship carried the cup as camel
does his pack, the cup being right
side up and ready for receiving the
dews Of heaven or his just portion OF
a much needed rain. The snake had
pulled his body through the handle
of the cup half the length of his
body, where the fit became too tight,
and the cup stuck there. He
couldn't back out of it because the
scales held him fast. The cup had
evidently been fast to him some
time, as he was lean down to the
cup, whereas below his "belt" he
was very large. The cup showed
signs Of long exposure and hard
wear. Whether this was the original
tin plate liar and was caught by a
Republican crawling off to commit
suicide, or whether he was taking
"the giant product" of an American
tin plate factory TO Major Mckinley
as a souvenir-deponent deposeth
not. But certain it is that he was
carrying half-pint tin cup with
him.-Honesd0te Ind.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-06-26
A Good Law

A much needed bill has been sign
ed by Governor Pattison and is now
a law. 1t makes telegraph, tele-
phone and other electric companies
responsible for the damage done to
shade trees by cutting them down
or disfguring them to make way for
their wires. There has been great
complaint for many years because
the linemen employed by these
companies caused much ruthless
damage to ornamental trees, in many
cases seeming to go out of their way
for the purpose of iniiicting injury
maliciously. Owners OF property
may be trusted to enforce this law
to it's full extent.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-06-26

John Lee boy aged 13 years and
who resides with j. G. Plotts OF
Elkland twp, was arrested by Con-
stable Schanabacher at Muncy
Valley for larceny on Monday last.
The warrant was sworn out by E. |.
Sturdevant of Forksville and the
amount stolen was $500. The
hearing was before Esquire Rogers
of Forksville who bound the boy
over to Sept. court Lee was
brought to the county seat on Tues
day and is now rusticating in the
county Jail.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1891-06-26
Fourth of July Conlnaittee.

Following are the committees
elected to look after the LaPorte
Brass Band picnic, on the 4th o.
July, viz:
Sec, S. B. Karns; treas, N. G,
Maben; stand clerks, Miss Il. U
Lauer, Frank Gallagher floor man.
ayers, r. M. Stormont, f. ii. Ing
ham, John Fries ticket seller, 5. B
Karns; collectors, b. f. Crossley
Chas. Lauer table committee, Mrs.
Chase, Mrs. Wrede, Mrs. Beahen,
Mrs. Albert, Mrs. Breaker; baking
committee, Miss Bessie Wrede, Mrs
r. NJ. Stormont; music committee,
+. Fl. Ingham ice cream committee
Frank Gallagher, Agnes Wrede.