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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13

town g. with mdse and passengers Vernon Brow, n.
Arrived s,s. s. At the ,a Bar a v, sss ? r.
southampton o with mdss and passengers iccrta
steamer GtlIers tosr. Kssmpn Hamburg Aur 40 u.xu.
Sept vita noise and passengers RI Corts Arrived
steamsr Elos Cor, yop oossseL Bremen sspta soxss
a. win Nose ana passengers ooelfchs Co. Arrived
steamer wooer IBID Le,sk. Yves, Hartlspoo An, =. :,
eSs s 1es ote 70 PENN mus III,
vessel 70 master Arrived At the Bar alta Henainscs
sUNsET.wind az sandy , Reok Light s; clear
Steamer Luogass HIM tBr Brown. London-ssneer.o, a
steamer Nevada sr,, Cushing Liverpool via ouseu,,.
Steamer Francesca OBJ JENKINS Huii~sane"r:onn ar:S
steamer LANDAU City IBr Ftt. Brissol-James Arsslx
Steamer Ethiopia (Brj Wilson, Gfsssow-Hsnd.r.o, ~.
Steamer Sorrento Ger Jorgensen hAmours- ids:
steamer Elder teer), Baur. Bremen VIA sou,hauD..-
steamer ocean taer. yogc Rotserdsu-H ssursburs r.
Steamer Lady Palmer (Br). smith, Antwerp-Funeh Ess
Steamer Eecta BID Patton, Ansvssp-MLsrS Housss,.
Steamer Bermuda (Br) karsseus WiDdwsrd Islands =
steamer Csarisa DurIs Vera cruz-w W Hurlbu, =.
Steamer Tyrlan (Brl. Haig Kingston -Hondeson -
steamer orlzaDa. Mcintosh. Havana MeTsan oe,,.
steamer Leona, Wilder. Galveston VIA Key w.s-ofx
steamer ~ Mar. Mason; New orleans-J T Van slcss
Steamer Hudson KemnIe sssnas
steamer hupnerS anu newport
steamer CITY Of Atlanta Dole west Point vaon Dsu,.
Steamer comal Risk. Norfolk and Newport Nsv.-ox
Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer r W Bruno. Lewis. Balunore--H Foster
steamer Hespers OBJ. Garriek, Baltimore Hsndsr,,
Dos.
Gossass Glty Bennett H
ship Georg GER Scholz. Hamburg-Geo r vatremsnn.
SNIP Walter Wallet Heaey. Mobile for oriers-Pcvsu
& Burnett. -
Steamers Rhaeta and Sorrento, for HAMBURG Heru.n.
lisnacreve Recta Antwerp; Rider bremen
Rotterdam Tourane Havre; Northern. Roueni Aurxn,,
and Nevada, Liverpool LANDAU City and Saturn Brsta
Caiao Cudad Bolivar; Orizaba Havana Bermuda Bsyoa
does Leona Galveston; FL Mar and Hudson NevOfeans
Kansas City Savannah Roanoke Richmond Coina yyrfos
Ship Royal George, fUr Melbourne.
Also sailed. via Long Island Sound
Steamers winthrop for ST John NIB; cettrge City, yor
land; Il Dimock, Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL. Sept l2-Arrved. steamer st Ron,rs fp,,
Campbell, from New. YORK. '
Sept IISalei cuHc (Br), Jones' for New York
Sept ;2-Saled. Holland (Br Foot for New Yorh
QUEENsTowS, Sept l2-Arrived steamer Bothnia (BrlI
HewltsOn, from New YORK on her way 10 Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept l2Salled steamer Normanua feer,
Hebjch. from Hamburg hence for New. York.
GLASGOW Sept l1Sn ed steamer State Of Nebraska (Br
Brown for New York.
LIZARD Sept i2-Passed. steamer suevia tjer, B,usy
from New York her to Hamburg. '
HAvRE, sept l2-Saei, steamer La Champagne I'm.
Bower for New York. ~
AsTwERP. Sept IO-sailed steamer De Ruyter (Bslg,.
Brarens for New.Iork,
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THE NIAGARA FILLS SUICIDES.

Niagara Falls. n. ", Sept 12.-It is believed that
the woman who committed suicide by going over tho
falls on Thursday afternoon is the who arrived
here on Wednesday afternoon the Ncw-York Cen
trial. and registered at the Cataract House rs Mrs.
Williams, giving no residence OF other address. On
one side OF this woHans face piece Of cotton
large as silver dollar, which looked II it had
cred a sore OF some kind. She asked for a and
paid for 1t and meals until Friday morning She took
her meals in her pom, and a bellboy who waited
her says that he three addressed letters her
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MUST CURE HIS PASSION FOR RACING.

Detroit. Mich. Sept. ia dispatch from Grand
Rapids. Mich.. states that the Michigan Methodist
Episcopal Conference most of the forenoon to-
day with the OF the Rev. j. W. Arney, OF
saranac pastor with a decided prochvity for fast
horses. The committee appointed to investigate the
matter reported that Brother Arney" had not lived
up to the promises made at Muslegon one year ago.
and recommended that he be disciplined. Arney was
then called before Bishop Newman. who proceeded TO
admonish him. IN forcefu language. that HIS conduct
had not been at all pleasing in the last year. and that
unless he his passion for racing he would
TO be asked for his parchment.
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JOHN DAILY, THE GAMBLER. ROBBED.
A BIG ROLL OF MONEY TAKEN FROM THE SAFE
BY HIS PARTNER.

BY HIS PARTNER.
Reference Is made in another part OF TINS paper 10
rnort pnbIished Yesterday to the effect that william
: TToIngsworfh who has been partner of John Daily
in hts notorious gambling place in West Twenty ninth
n had robbed DAILY Of about 100000 taken from the
safe NJ the faro den The article Is accompanied bS
denial from HoIingsworth. Mr. DAILY was at the race
track Yesterday and when spoken to about the loss he
was said to have sustained he refused either to confirm
or deny the report
From persons who are thoroughly informed
regarding the facts, it was learned That Hol
linesworth was untl recently Days partner,
having risen from a subordinate place to places
OF trust under DAILY, until he finally became interested
In the business as partner Iollingsworth has been
known for some time to be living in great STYLE driving
fast horses, and expending considerable sums
Of money He has also been frequenting
the race-traeks and heavily backing horses
which he fancIed. Although he was regarded where
he lived in LenOxave. leading quiet and straight
forward life, being church attendant and to all ap-
pearances an exemplary citizen, his never
theoss not what 1t appeared the surface. Holdings
worth began to court the society Of actresses of low
character and frequently seen in public places
with women of bad reputation.
His abstraction Of money from the safe OF the con-
was not so great as the report made 1t. About
three weeks ago he took the bank roof from the safe
and appropriated it to his II contained not
800 900 as has been stated but about half that
HolllngswOrth claimed that no had the right to
as q partner Of Days. 1t Is understood that Mr..
DAILY made no compliant Of his loss TO the au-
thOrtes, and will seek legal redress in any way
whatever
People who know HOllinysworth well, wonder how
DAILY could have trusted man with so much of the
appearance of a sneak-tmeL
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o. rAR1E D,HoTE AT THE REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

The Republican Club resumed its table dhote dinher
Of ga club house. No $50 Ffthave, last evening" ana
II was enjoyed by many members and guests. Inc
members were pleased 10 have with them at their
initial dinner OF the the next Governor ana
Lieutenant Governor Of York, j. sioat fassett
and John W. Vrooman Other diners were 1ohh ..
smith Joseph H. Emory, A. L. Merriam, James >
Iehmaier William l.. Fndlcy, A. j. FISK, J'd,h iatu'
r. H. Coleman J. r. Tresder and James ;. IhuTs'Qn.
Next Saturday the occasion Will be enhVeheo ny
e
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rURDEREss DIES IN PRISON.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Sept 12-Mrs' ANNIE hohen-
sohledt died in the prison yesterday. she was SEN
fenced in 1875 for life for completely in the murder Of
her sor,inaw. Her husband tried, convicted and
hanged for the murder, and her daughter wife OF the
murdered man. was found accessory to the murder and
cent to the prison under sentence of ten years, but
died a few months later.
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rrpT nv WISCONSIN CRANBERRY BoGs.

Babcock. Wis., Sept 12-The cranberry marshes
north and east of here being consumed by nfe
that has been burning for the last twentyiour hours
No rain has fallen here for two weeks ana all the
surrounding country is covered with tall grass and Is
dry as finder. How the fire started IS noU hiio"n'
Railroad section men are guarding inc 0oinpany
n4r all along the line and a large number Of
men ave irving TO check the fire.
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THROWN OUT OF A CARRIAGE.

Cortland, N. Y. Sept. 12.-The horse attached to a
carriage in which were II. Mosher and wifo and
Mrs. Barber, Of this village, and Mrs. scOvie. Of
New York, ran away this evening. All the occupants
were thrown out Mrs. Barber sustained a fracture
Of the hip, and, 1t is feared, Internal injuries. She
Is in unconscious state and 1t is thought she
not recover. Mrs Scove had OF her wrists broken
Mr.. Mosher and his wife sustained slight injuries.
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THE KIDNAPPING DETECTIVES IN COURT.

Seattle. Wash Sept I'm. C. sullivan. the de-
tectlve and his assistants, Mackaye and Evans, who
kidnapped Bailey and Albertson on Thursday night.
I'd hearing I'm a Justice court last evening. 5Iln
van "a charged with assault with a deadly weapon
and his two deputies with simple sssault ard bat
ferry. The defendants demanded jury trial and the
hearing was continued until Monday. The charges
preferred are intended only TO hold the prisoners While
nnnre rarinns charges are being prtpaIe1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13
1lRnr RrcEIprs oF WHEAr Ar pULgTH.

Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 10 (SpedaD.-The wheat move
ucnt to Duluth for the present week has been large
I'D to date receipts have been slightly over 11ooooo
bushels and daily receipts running from 900
10 600 cars. Advices from the country are to the
effect that farmers are selling freely. There IS no
evidence that there are many following the Alliance
advice TO hold back their wheat so far the move
ment has been largest on the Northern Paelnc WIN
the Great Northern movement not far behlnd Next
weeks receipts will probably up to $500 or 1000
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pASSnS mo- rHR QUESTION: HouSE RESroREp.

Collector Fassett and Appraiser Cooper, after
yesterday decided restore tho old regulations
gardng the admission Of importers to the q bile Stores
few months ago when George Borgfeldt & Co applied
TO the Collector for renewal Of their annual to the
stores the application refused. The firm appealed
TO Secretary Of the Treasury for order compel
Collector issue the The Secretary declined
to interfere and shortly aferward the Collector cancelled
all tho outstanding passes. Ii has been found that
the new rule causes much inconvenience to both the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13
nr,ru OF rpEDERrcK p LITCHFTELD.

Frederick p. Ltchfeld a prominent New fork
broker and ship-owner, died at Rockland, Me-, MS
birthplace. Yesterday He was at one time the sec
Rotary of the Vessel owners and Captains National
Association, an organization embracing about 1000
coasting vessels and aftcrward appointed general
Messenger and freight agent at the New-York, Maine
and New-Brunswicl steamship Company, which place
he held until the time Of his death. The funeral VIII
take place at his home, No. lag Quncyst Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13

npfraIo.st owned by the Mulholand Spring and Gear
conpany and occupied BY the Dunkirk Wagon Com
nanv was damaged by fire last night. The Muholland
Sn,pany has IS 600 Ia surance and the Wagon Com
many 81 500. The total loss Is $4,000.
wiamsport PENN. Sept. 12.-The large sawmill OF
Howard & PerlcY burned early this morning. Loss
s3O Oo0 covered by Insurance.
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Apprser and the merchants yesterday the old regu
,.,ions were -e,fved Now importer HIS author
ICED representative may have access to the floor books
q, tho aenarment and may consult with the assistant
appraisers as Of old Twenty passes were issued yes
terdny afternoon.
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THE co,roy.p1cKERs, STRIKE 4 MYTH.

Atlanta Ca, Sept. 1.-THE reported strike OF cot
ton ptckers in Georgia proves to he myth Tho
negroes are all at work. except in those portions OF
the state where it is raining. Reports received Dy
"The Journal" from Texas, all portions of Georgia.
Alabama Mississippi, Louisiana and Tennessee are
Ia the same effect.
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FELL FIFTY FEET WITH IRE SCAFFoLD
FOUR woRKMEN FATALLY INJURED BY STRIKING
on SHARP STONES.

~ M 1-VJU
on SHARP STONES.
Ptttsburg. Sept. IA TnState News Bureau dis
patch nom saultsbug, Penn, says; terrible accl-
dent occurred hore last night at the railroad bridge
swinging scaftoid under the bridge crowded with
nine worknen who were about to stop work when the
ropes broke prccpitating the entire party into the
river bed, Fifty feet below. The river low and the
fell in confused the sharp stones four OF
them being fsallv injured. while the rest were more or
less bruised Those who were fatally injured J. c.
Repergie, several ribs brokn breast crushed hurt In
ternaiiy s. w. Reed. terrible cash head and in
1urcd Internally; W. D. Wilson, neck spraned end IN
jured internally; George Fleming back seriously hurt
and injured internally.
little son Of the foreman, Joseph Artley who was
standing on the scafold, had a narrow escape When
the scsfod gave way he grasped iron grder of the
bridge and. clingng 10 1t desperately climbed TO the
bridge and wes reached a few minutes Later by his
father, who among tho first to strike the river bed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-13

DFMIhEsT :
The Democrats Of Rockland County hel tne'r con-
...'.,oD AZ New CITY yesterday afternoon. Judge
coo,ce A Wyre was chosen chairman. From the
hornnlng the convention was controlled by Assem-
blsman Demarest in the interest Of Governor HILL
The delegates elected to the Saratoga Convention were
rronlf p Demarest of Clarkstown; Michael McCaDe
., Uaverstraw and william H. Bannister, Jr, oil
or,rgetovn al am for Governor HILL" said Dem
arest emphatically and added this is Hill dele
gatO
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tnrnisheo Rooms

4 CHE1SIIAS LADY, having more room
"A than she needs, viii rent one or two
rooms together or separate very pleasant
location East Side. downtown. r.. Chris.
tlan AID 70 Employment Society, 90 Dibie
HoaSe, New.York.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rO-DAr
spu rises bss Sets slos Moon sets - lNsonssgs 10
HIGH wArgR
4 H-sandy HOOK 2:39 Gov. Island 76t Hsl cate 447
IN-ssndy Hook 1854 Gov. Isianl Sl0 Hell oASs bV9
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Real Gsiale nanie0,

L ARM WANTED.-Less than hour from
u New-NOrk. less than mile from depot /;
rolling country; location must be healthful
and high price must be low and tems cas-
Address, with fullest particulars, S. BURT,
Plsinheld. y. J.
REDWOOD CEMETERY. Lot or plot
VI wantcd. Call or address. giving par
tlculars. f. L. MARKS, 30 Broadway,
KoOm 80.
xI' ANTED.--A furnished or unfinished
w house. between 72d and sou SITS.
West Side. before November l. NJ. l73
MaedOugal-s..
wv ANTED A foUr-stOry hich-stoop com
w pletely furnished ho1se from september
10 70 MAY ]. 1892 located between 9Th and
Madison aves., and Both and Goth sts, Tor
o small private family. Address p. o. Box
III. Elbcron. \. :.
xKTANTED.-A handsomely furnished house
w centrally located between 9th and Mad
isOn ayes. 10th 10 59th sts preferred to
rent for one year by small family. Ad-
dress w. L., p. o. Box 3,07j.
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flats 90 Get. FURNISHED

L URNlSHED parlor floor Eat light
L rooms. costly Turn shed. With every ar
ticle necessary for comfortable housekeep-
ises, 100 East 6Oth-st.
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corcoran. ir.. Mrs Hugh Daily has been committee 10
the county fail at Brooklyn, without bail, 10 await tra
al the next term Of the Superior Court The prisoner
declined 20 make any statement winteVer'
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flats 90 fct. untnrnisheo

A PARTMENTs. Four LARGE roor,.
"A 80. IS, 81 GrOve.st'
Rooms decorated halls heated
Hot and cold water improvements
81 20 -.
See Jen.tor,on premises. OF Kyle so gd.ave.
A T TIE WIESB ADEN, 40 West 90t6.
"a ST. may b. found charming anart.
meats; well arranged 8 rooms ana bath
In central neighboihOOd house l. carefully
managed slightest references requiIed'
rent. s55 70 $50.
4 SrLh.ADID PARLOh ann basement nat
"A % let all improvements 9ig Wcst
l0ith-st. Apply 70 Mrs. RICH. 4th floor,
or JAMES w. COATES. No. l0l 0th-ave.
A CHEAP FLAT, rooms aud All I'm.
"a yroyements, 70 let. Apply 10 janitor,
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nsrn 4 nlxnE1LEn POSTAGE srAMP.

Canajoharie, n. Y, Sept 12.-IIoratlo Nellis'
wealthy farmer, Is under arrest under on the charge
Of using cancelled postage stamp. He was examined
today before United States Commissioner Van steen-
burgh United states Distrct-Atorney Alexander ap-
peared for the Government, and Judge II. V. Borst
Tor Mr. Nellis The examination VIII DC cohuhued
October 10,
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Real estate 10 gxrhanqe

WY ANT frst-class suburban modern dwell
w ing. good order, not far out and not
mortgaged for own use: VIII give In eN-
change valuable equity in Brooklyn prop
eriy RETIRING, Box 100, Tribune
nnfsa
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A MURDER IN CONNECTICUT.

Putnam. Conn., Sept. ia shooting affair occurred
at North Woodstock last night, resulting in tho deaV
of j. F. Hbbard Frank Ide came home and fouhn
fIibbard keeping company with his Qde's wife, Inc
men grappled and Ide being the weaker man was being
slowly stralgled when Ides sons came 10 his rescue,
armed with shot guns, and put two charges OF snot
into Hibbard entering his back and the otner Ills
nocl 1ba CONS were arrested pending investigation.
The coroner secured ante-mortem statement from
HibbaTd.
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[YcAs.s z. & W. sINcAs..
A NEW COLLAR

Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup for children
.eethinc gums, reduces inflammation, alsys
naiS cures wind collie and dsrrheea % cents bottle
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Coun,rn ral Gslatc q Get

y UuUttu lHl y olUl[ VI LCl
-~---,--,y---,.4-,
ID LOOMFIELD. y. J.-F0r the winter or
ID longer; beautiful location; a acre
ground: bedrooms; all improvements :
steam heated . minutes walk from station ,
IS trains daily each way; 40 minutes I, Om
y. Y. city. NATHAN RUSSELL, Bloom
Geld, y. J.
RANFORD, y. Houses. 8 rooms, i'm
~ proNemcnts rent $500 10 $500 twelve
rooIGs. stable. large grounds; rent 5000
DIGELOW, 20 Barclay-st.. or Cmnfoid.
(, UMMIT y. J.-FumisacI and unflir.
- nished houses to let for winter or longer /:
desirable properties FOR sale. T.. G. POT.
TER. opposite station.
ITO LET. AT RAILWAY. n. J-Uouse
Il 81 10 rooms hot and cold water through.
out; steam heat. Gas; In complete repair +:
three minutes from main depot very mod
crate rent JEROME b. EBERT. Ag.,
Railway, n. j.
FVNO LET, AT BAYoNNK, \. live 1ine
i Frenrh-TO0f dwellings. l. rooms, on finest
avenue In city four minutes from 33d. It.
station ; al improvements rent reasonable
wa c. y. J. II. r.. foot Of Libeity-st Apply
U JAS. MURPHY, JR.. Avenue Z and
33d-st.
ITO LET. furnished. country.-A cottage
3 rooms, with large yaId and stable. foi
one or two months reasonable rent Ad.
dress Box 22S, Rutherford. ". J.
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,,ble rhe-o is no clew TO the identity OF the man
Who went over the falls the same day Nelter Vi Vhe
bodies have yet been recovered
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Busiress Chdures.

NJ EsMERIC sEANCEs. sunday sstsT
WI moons and evenings, Adeiph, nAy'
medical mesncrist and magnetic healer, -.
sisted hg q corps OF seayluyeA
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FURNISHED 6onses

HANDSOMELY furnished 4-story brown.
II stone house; nice Beighborhood. 225
East 4Sth-st
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Real Gsiaie

ID ROPERTY- OWNERS and AGENTS
will kalsouine rooms ilOm zoe, paper
rooms, 81 so. paint woodwork, 81 25i Kali
somine ceiling. zoe. estimates given. BOX
! <10, ., OF 3d-ave.
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Ciip Real Gsiaie 90 ftt


ITO RENT.-The highly desirable 4-stOry,
4 high-stoOp, brOwnstOne private dwell
in0s Nos. 81 %, 81 and % East S3d-st,
between 9th and Madison aves., o1d No.
,074 Madison-ave. entirely remodelled and
mOdernized; laundry, buffers pantry and
bathroom extensions; new sanitary plumb
Ing, porcelain tubs; newly painted and dec
Grated also No. l, l16 Madlson-ave., with
buffers pantry and laundry extension also
No. ] .12S Madison-ave., corner OF S4sh-st. (;
also No. 81 East Slst st.. all In frst-class
order ell eau be seen. Apply 10 ARNOLD,
C0NSTA BILE CO., 19th-st and 5th.ave.
on To % EAST 77TH-ST.-Only one
II now left OF these attractive small
houses TO let as permanent home contains
much room, accommodation for even large
family beautifully decorated, with a grand
opportunity for tasteful furnishing fine loca-
ton always open, including Sundays ladies'
particularly invited rent. 50, 100; fall en-
gagement can now be made and immediate
possession given. OWNER, Room 80,
70 Cedar-st.. 2 until 3.
~ EAST s9TH.ST. This fine corner
III house can b. leased for term Of
years; in a good neighborh0Od contains
many rooms decorated; rent, $1,000 fail
engagement can now be made; seen With
out permit
owner. 70 Cedar.st.. Room so; 2 until g.
n -sO FEET floor surface whole or
-. IOU part well lighted, 70 let with
steam power elevators equipped with
automatic sprinklers. JOHN McCLAVE,
go West 22d-st.
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Board Wcnieo.


A YOUNG LADY wishes board In pri-
n VRte family location 10th 10 seth St,
West; references exchanged. Address La
25l West l3Sth.st.
ID GARD WANTED during ensuing win.
ID ter. for gentleman, wife and three CHI.
dren and maid IN private family only, where
no other boarders are taken for suitable
accommodations good price will be paid.
Address, giving full particulars as 70 loca-
ton price and number OF rooms onered,
ALPHA, Box 1875 Tribune once.
DOARD wANTED.-GentleInsn and wife
- require GARD for winter not above
second 'noor: plNato family preferred ref
erences. Address CoSSART, Tribune ONCE.
ELDERLY, experienced. respectable mar.
Ia ried lady wanted 10 find boarding place
for invalid gent pay 81 daY name refer
enees. WATCH, LOSE Sd-ave.
- GENTLEMAN wants square room, south
VI exposure. With board near West 72d-St.
l. station moderate terms. Address, with
terms and particulars. NJ. o., Tribune once.
W DUNG nan and wife want sunny room |;
Il ds erlbe ana give dennlte rates. RIFF.
ERENoE, Box 1. Tribune ofnes-
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A WOMAN HELD FOR MURDER.
Willimantic, Conn.,. Sept. 12.-As result OF tho
inquest into the circumstances OF te muer Oh JscS
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LOSSES By FIRE.
Dunkirk, n. V, Sept. 12.-The wooden building IN
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Gcrses ano Gdrrla1ss

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Three Mext-
l. can donkeys. Address II. il. MORAN,
20S2 Lexington-aye.
DOR SALE CHEAP.-Boardlng and
Il livery stable; a good locality for an
undertaken. Inquire J. JAMES, 20
Cottage Place, Yonkers.
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FURNISHED Rooms

O0O WEST 31ST-ST.-A private family
90 Will let large front hall room
southern exposure; second floor; near ele-
waited station.
400 AND 434 MADISON.AVE.-Ha
4OE some suite Of second floor rooms /;
third floor, connecting rooms, in corner
house hall rooms for gentlemen references.
Brooklyn.
i house; dining.roo on parlor floor IN
good order owner will remain In part pay
nent Of rent II agreeable; favorable terms TO
desirable tenant. OWNER, Tribune once.