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for Sale.


FINE pariof SUIT TO mirror.. lounge.
bed suits. fullluF h.i.. -i1'hoird Ino.
&c.. short uur u.rd cncap. Private
house. los Last it'l--f n'ir Lexington
'''.
PIANIST. coin. abroad. o1cr, mag.
n.t.ut -f.Dtn ilr.-ht far -iHN. almost
NDW. 'liN" ptll-. silver mounted. double
action. '..r Improvements ON storage.
Az REDUCED PRICES 500 second
hand "ooi and i-on "OrA.ng mlrh:ies
I.i.F --t IIt".l trhlu'lt hHu-u' Iiil -
fn'nr I. 1LOi.'ik u. EDDY, SIS MllI-
.'n-'t.
Hrr,nLl; >IioP. nr.tc,a,- corner. FOR
sale rh'ip Ga cunt Nf sickness. For
uticllnr.. Apply .6D Brr.y-st.. brooklyn
J.. d.
EiIDk> UrlDh~ lOK NALL.-Jl dcu
Nrl-A Co.. 'apa it} D" r"o.uno manu-.
a' ~ r- 81 d. fHmrriian o..t'u' ut!l ,ni
I'D 'front.' arches ripund a. shortest notice.
oflDe " No.'h ff'h.s Ph.lidr.ir.a.
FOR SALE several nn. or'i,lcs; nm.
t.que tlahu-Inf uircc. % furniture antlqu"
fun.taic rcm.n.d. - o,h.a,c. near
:ub-st
SAFES. Large stock o. nrc and burglar
PROOF safe, No~,er make also slightly a..
h,c-vorn ~af,~ %; different makes \, very
low fsur.s Sfr- moved rNrhuged and rr.
paired MOSLER SAFE Co, Bro,dvoy
aud l0th--r.
STUFFED pENtOCk.-A perfect bird
beautiful tail. elj. boxed a. express onlr..
Address. B'N O.. WaNcrly. Ilo-a Co.,. y. Y.
40 100000 GLATTY'S ulanofortc,. or.
gans; s@3 upward illu,tiated catalogue
no. Address DANIEL +. BEATTY,
Wa shington. y. j.
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Furnished Rooms.

IMpEEOYAL RESTAURANT So West
2Sth ST hOfOu-hlf furnished large aud
small rooms with bath
NEWLY FURNISHED and decorated
squsr room choice table. >mlll family
reference. 20 West 5l>tSt
l0lH-Sr. ~ EAST. near nroldway.-
Elegant large and mail furnish d rooms
for Gentlemen ~ to - weekly.
11TH.>T. lG WEST Apartment, on
sultc or -.nsiy with private table or break.
fact only.
- WEST iSTII-ST.-Larqc front sunny
room and an extra large ballroom.
29Tu ST - EAST Madison and jth.
AYES Bachelor apartments all light room,
furnished and unfinished cn suite or
single. hou-' newly decorated, &c: bust
>'rltr".
18TH ST. 30 WFST.-Ncwlv furnished
square rooms 10 let without board to Gentle.
men reference required.
t"D.ST.. 1877 WEST. near Broadway
Handsome room, southern exposure. -lnalv
or On suite private family; newly furnished.
.GIST ST. EAST. Handsomely fur.
ni~hcd rooms first, second and third floors /,
gentlemen: prldNt. family.
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help Wanteo.

AHEN rs and CANNAsSEES male or
perience unncce>,ary; 40 ,alNng nIIired
address L PUTNAM 4 CO.. West Winsted,
Conn.
AGENTS General and special FOR new
territory it,ui terms. cheapest insurance
known. Address AGENCIES. Mills Build.
ine 10 Ro'l.''.
GENERAL AGENTS for Northern and
S,onthe,n ter i'orl, ~ southern Bn;l!dins
Loan and Life Insurance combined line Op.
nortuultt toy competent and Wlidblc men.
tdGrc-, DIRECTOR OF AGENCIES. Box
49,. savannah. Ia
~ YOC ase ont Of employment or wish
10 change. rau ~ the Old reliable Mutual
Agency employment ~ all kind, quickly
ufncurod fut men. positions guaranteed.
Information f.. MUTT Al AGENCY. s]4
Broadway.
MIN WANTED oa cattle steamer, 20
London and Liverpool 70 WorK for free
passag". Gi Gr'cnwich--t.
PHYSICIAN WANTTD.-Younc physi-
elan; permanent position, oG',r duties.
Apply 10 20 -. d. J. COTrER. 80
B'o9dway.
WANTED. Young raa. 81 American
nafentdgc. - 10 80 y'li- ~ age. good per-
sonni 80 De1rlrcr. Ilci~.tuf address aS book
"-Dcr aud cashier; must De perfectly fSullla
correct habits and not afraid ~ honest labor,
ono who thinks Is well - acts good future
and fair compo .'atl0u 20 The right person.
Apply AT 1850 Broadway Cjl-t-stl.
WORTHY. RELIABLE persons t, MI
positions of all grades except general house.
days In advance a. Christian AID 10 Employ
ment Society, 30 Bible House, y. Y.
Females
FIRST.CLASS WAITRESS. Protestant.
Apply. with r,ierncrs, to-day ami to.mor.
row, between ] and p. H., 80 Madison
ave.
GIRL WANTED Tor general housework
in tn. county. 20 miles out on Long Isl
aud. In par" where there j no Catholic
church wac, ~ t. -i5. Address {. C.,
Box 10. Tribune Olico.
NURSE wANrED.-A lady living at
mus, b. Protestant; American. scotch Or
English. Fo. further particular, call or
address Room sea, 40 Broadway.
NURSE Wanted by an American family
living on FrooAlyn Heights. North Ger
nan nur-c; must have hrst-cisas rcferencc'
Apply thursday afternoon or Friday morn
iup az 81 Picricpont--t., Brooklyn.
NURSE. Middl.aeod hospital nurse
sober. Pr tcstInt; SIG per month advance;
ont Of town. ORPHAN HOUSE. PoN
9Jl. Tribune Uptown Once. l@i2 B'Way.
WANTED. for ne month. two s"m.
stresses on children, clothes; $lG and
ITIRi'0cTDSTNNr ORPHAN mOrSE. Box
go Tribune Uptown Onice 1.2le Broadway.
WANTED Ladies and young rcn 10
work ut their own homes pleasant employ
ment and good prices experience nO5 ncrcr-
;ary no cnH2>,ihSi Nadfn,t 49, r. Icy
Lock HoN lO7 South FiaiSIngham, Mass.
enclose stamp.
10 WEST -Sr.-Com Competent cook and
waltrc-s IN select priyat" boarding house.
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WAITING on TIE COURT IN INDIANA.
IN MINNESOTA,


indianapolis. oct. II (SpcclaD.-1hc Eepuhlicans
are watching with great Interest the progress OF the
apportionmcnt suit In the supreme Court Unless
the court Indicates Immediately that II viii decide the
suit within the next week ten DAYS the party
will be obliged to call It's Joint Legislative conven-
lions under the act = the last legislature The
question will then arise. whit Is to be done In
Henry County, where the election officers have been
enoined from issuing election notices upder the
appointment acts OF 1901 1885. The stat.
Board Of Election Commits sIoners has fxei October
Is as the last day which 1t Will receive nomina-
tons But the order does not apply to the Legislative
tickets The Legislative nominations Will be received
by the County Boards OF Election Commissioners.
who have charge OF the printing Of county tickets.
Under the provisions Of the Election law all nomi
nations be certified the county boards at least
fifteen DAYS before election. All nominations. there
fore, will have to be IN tie hands OF the County
Election Commissioners by the morning OF OciOler
"a. Disinicrested attorneys that II the Lcgsla
I'VE election Is held under ether than the present
Apportionment law. the decision Of the supreme
Court VIII have 10 be handed down by the middle
VI next week.
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VII, s,-ppoEr TIE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Fargo ~ D., oct. 11.-Judge John ". Bennett OF
rottincau one If the most prominent Democrats IN
This state n member Of the state Central Committee
for several years, and chairman Of the Democratic state
Conventi,n has announced bis Intention OF support
ing the Republican ticket, on account Of the fusion
with the Peoples party which has ben ARRANGED by
,h ncuorr,ic committee and It's withdraw! Of the
DemOcl ate Pres dcntial electors.
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THE BFNFFICFNT M'KINLEY LAW.
FARMERS MANUFNCTURERS AND woRKMfN
nINI.LIrl.n ny II. ERATIONS.

BENEFITED ny IT. OPERATIONS.
Albany. oct II Special. Farmers throughout ms
section loud in their praises Of the b"ne'ai re-
suit, accruinc from the Mckinley law. Where there
was little farming going on two years ago ""rk i
plentiful now. ana farn-handS are PAID gopd wages
Farmers positively assert that all their products nave
increased I'm price making the farming industry. which
was Improbable for years pay for the labor oiis
Williams OF the =. Huntsville. Montgomery comfy.
Agricultural Works, will vote the Republican ticket
for The first time this wear. In 1871 b" cinpINeh
twenty hands: to-day seventy persons on the pay
rolls In tl, same town the Roth ~ Engl"hadt
Company. manufacturers OF piano actions. assert ih'
great benefit Ia, resulted from The Mckinley law
their hired help who were paid $1,000 In 1880
receiving in lr0l S35,G0O. an increase OF l@0 PEI
cent The Of affairs exists In all Ia" indus
tries in -. townsville.
W. d. Barnes, owner Of the arc" paper factory at
Elancrd'. Rensselaer, County. says that j" feels
greatly indebted to the Mckinley law. ii 'a' en-
,llnd ne" h. SAYS 40 operate my mill night ana
day for the pat wear. | also know Of slN "'hor
nsper mil, that the Mckinley law has given new
lease Of life to. through the reciprocity treaties
with the different south American Governments.
which made the market strong and buoyant ar tissue
papers throughout the year. pay NOR" wages thl'
year TO my men than ever before.
j. d. Tompldns. another large paper manufacturer
u The same place. that the Mckinley Tam la"
Ia, caused Il nrn,r tore in his paper business.
The demand f3r product" he says, as better
owing to the Reciprocity treaty Win Spalh W"oh
affects trade with Cuba and Mexico. where a large
nno,,ut Of our uapcr goes All this indirectly affects
mr. farming Interests and f. the cause cl nils being
enabled ia make straw paper and buy straw again.
The Mckinley law has benefited this place IN many
WAYS; Il has increased ihe pTi'e q" a ad Gs.
benefited The manufacturer such an extent that the
whole country has felt IT.
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Dnslues9 GDanleS.

ALL KINDS OF STORES and stocks OF
merchandis" bought Tor spot cash whole
s,lc or retail stock. 49, =. GRfINWALD,
once $50 2d.aNc.. Ncw-lOrh CIV.
ATTENTION, COAL MERC HANTS.-
Blfglin. ~ 800: Nrwlrs y. j.. property
and hu-ihr.- 20 year, c-tdbli IN coal
ward worth 5000 year; easy terms
HODGES. 49, broadway. Room >.
BNEGAI&.-NEWAE y. j.. 5000
bushes; stock and fixtures VI c-tIDi>hrd
ant and fancy siorr worth $500 1cir,
nr,t-,ia-s patronage. HODGES. 49, Broad
way, Room =.
BAKER FOR SAILS hor-c,. wagon
and route. un account 81 -i.k ur-- cheap.
Appic 10 III Coolest. Jer-"y tity.
CIGAR STORE FOR NALE.-.'ood lora.
ton, DONG good business ternn easy.
l,li22 Eroad""y. near 2Gth--t.
FOR SALE. on account OF tl.lag. IN
material bn.in,., and l,aac. IN best location
In ScwarA. Ad,Ie-, Mrs. l.. :. kENElS,
- HanA.st. lneNt irud ntial Insurance
BUILDING.
FOR >ALE.-Onc-hauf int. rest in "Por:
tat oralc,y.. the President, % the United
STATE me IL dao,i nf. iciod P, anJ ,b
Columbian Exposition of $50. euad ~
portunity a. make money. WRIGHT, Box
p. Tribune ONCE.
INVESTORS WAITED to take an in
,crcs, In established to x farm For par
;iculars Adde'S HENRY CHASE. Barry
VILE y Y
I.AWYI. Of reputation aud cApe-.ence
VIII talk cntI4c Management 81 c-ta;cs
more satisfactory arrangement, pf'papl"
than with ordinary agent. Adde'S, ID.
{. l.. BoN g. Tribune Orice.
LOAN. $1,000. wanted for OF" y ar; good
>ocuitr i0p p' rclt bonus. Ald,c-, Box
IL. ~ church.-.
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Knoxville Tenn. oct II spcdah.-Gcncril Stew
NJ; l. WoodfoIri New orlS, mad" his second Ktpdb
Ucan speech in LCudon to-day 10 several tonsahd Pco
plc He will addrc.s people from four states at Dani-
Ildgo Tomorrow and Indications point 10 an attend
.rcc NJ ., coo or 10000 people. The Central south
a. .,,.cd 10 the Importance 81 victory and no Eepub
ucan j., backward I'm the work.
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miscellaneous

HOME WANTED 70, boy, boy twelve vel
isiISd IN a ans Ct issmRiS 'SS home drst
tculars OF siee g, y, and required Address
gT!WT ;i f.Ist.'Y YEARS. Tribune p@s"
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Gounlrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-D Dwell
ings for sale or TO let, large assortment Of
handsome building sitn,. terms easy.
TUBS 4 TAYLOR. Bceknan-st. n. Y.
AT GLEN RIDGE and BLOOMFIELD.
y J.-Wil bo at my Office during "Colum.
nus Week" TO show houses and grounds for
ale. houses. furnished and unfinished.
for rent. Once . minutes walk from
rloomncld stltiOn -. l.. 4 W. Il. Il.
NATHAN RUSSELL.
FARMS on jersey Central. one hour
out; also Eill3gf 6wel4g, an impTSS0Gs'
ments. AhhEh, LDONl' 'O''
Somcrvllc. y. j.
ORANGE. y. j. fail stations. this
vicinity speciality: good investments; sale.
z p. HAMILTON & CO. % Broadway.
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Board Wanteo.

A GENTLEMAN. who lives months
Of the year In New-YOfk. desires hr0t'
private family. Address 4. IL. Box %,
Tribune Uptown once. 1,242 Broadway
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DressmakinQ.

- H n - ~
A.-DRESSNAKER- Elegant cutter and
autecc Velvet. -ilh. Or ciOtn suit> MAD" IN
one week Tor SO; fancy waists coats aud
ball gowns q specially. IL las; l0,h-st,
near Broadway.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-Cn Unique
designs; hot'l order, At short notice and
mod -rate CHARGES; goods purchased, II de-
sired. Mrs. McELKOY. g. East 9th-st,
opposite Denning's.
ARTISTIC DRE>SMAK1NG perfect NJ.
ting costumes handsome dresses. for Sl2.
Nine. OWEN. 262 West 23d-st.
DRFSSMAKFR.-G fttcr. neat first
class reference; oniy :. 30 per day no
Please a1drcs, Nils MANDT, Tribune Up
town Oricc. l2i2 Brcadway.
DRESSMAKING.- Ply day or at hom"
lost u references. Addr - DHE>SMAKEE,
Sl3 East j0th-.t.
nRTSSMAKING Fine winter dresses
made from SO 1T and workmanship guar
anteei also ball. evening dinner and reccp-
ton drrssc> at equally low prices for this
month. Madame BONA. - Fast 20th.st.
IfENRIETTE MICHEL. 70 West 47th:
T.. informs her CUSTOMERS she has returned
from Pari, order, delivered Immediately.
MILLER & FENDER Fashionable dre.s.
makers OF 20 West 4Sth-s'. lr' prepared
- make elegant gowns ~ short notice. ilt
and finish guaranteed
NINE. FIELD. dres,nakcr: latest styles
At rcaeonahl" prices. 200 W"st 53d-'t
SEAL GARMENT, rcdyoI. altered n
repair 4. Mrs. BARKER ilG Wcst 39h.
- l. years with George smith. Regent.
Ct L0ninn ard Gunthcr's. SHAVE.
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por5es ano Carnage.
A.-VAN TASSELL e. kEAR,! Lf'S
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
1870 and iS2 E-.t l3tn-'>

A-yAN ThsSELL & kEAR.Efs
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
100 and 81 k-.i 13tn-s~
AT PRIVATE SALE
AN ENORMOUS AsSokl MENr Of AZ th ~
new styles Of SPRING and SrNMh.H
CARlslAGES IA
PIE and OTHER NATURAL WOODS,
prominent among which 10 the display o.
Childrens vehicles for donxeyS Anu
SHOOTING WAGONS. Kensingtons, Der.
by Wagons. Triple Buckboards. SurrsJs,
with aud without canopy tops, Jouoa.'
4 white Buckboalds for four and six pas
RROU'GHAMS AND OCTAGON FEoNT
BRO UGHAMS. new ana second hAho. oJ
the best ci'y, op,lds.s,
pLAss FRONTS AND LEATHER HSADA
SIX PAssENGEK AND EXTENSioN
FRONTS Coupe ard Curtain RockawAy''
LANDAuLETs and NAIL PHAHIoSSs'
LADIES DKIvfSG pHAET0NS, Ex
T Toi:s. PMA I2r PsAEIoSs and DIV,
TOP WAGoNs AND No.Tor WAGONS
OF AZ ALI hr RdTP IS ,o WAGQNE III.
AND D Eb HS BH II oak fAiNi
rILBUKYS. DOC cAlrs AND PONY
OUR HARNESS ROOM
CHE LARGEST AND III NEST STOCK OF
IMPORTED And DOM ESTIC HAh
NESS, SADDLES AND BRIDLtS.
WwHlPS. rGh AND CLOTH ROBES
IL AMERICA.
HORSES
OF ALL KISO>-fpm!ly Bor-es. Poad.
s.ers, Trotters. Saddle Horses. ana
Workers,
ALWAYS On HAND
Ar PRIVATE SALE
INTENDING PURCHASERS VIII Z DO
WELL TO examine our IHNGNS
STOCK before tuying elsewhere.
HANDSOME TEAM OF COB>. property
Of wcli.knOWn business man l5-2 Knee
actors very stylish; Kind tor any LADY 10
ride and drive; cost : 600 In June niice.
500: 40 furthcr usr ior them: they are
young. sound AID in pcifcct condition viii
-cu one. HAN DSOME HORSES, Tribune
Office.
WANTED. 50 OOO. 900 people TO send
for Birch's carriage and harness cata.
logucs largest assortment In America; very
moderate prices don't pay such cStravasaut
prices Tor harrcss and car rllges eshb
iisncd 500. Address J. u. BIRCH, Bur-
lin2ton. y. J.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
SHOWERS BY THURSDAY.


Washington Get 1.-The barometer continues high on
tb, Atlantic co,st pressure having Increased laWuiy
ovrr the St Lawrence Valley and hc"-EnGhhd. Ihefo
il . second area OF heh pressure On the northern racine
coa. viii n covers the plateau rcsDns aii trough "i
,>trcu,c los i.ionctiic pressure extends rom texas
,o.,hw,r1 10 Manitoba. The weather continues i'ir'
,, -, poclv Mountain districts and in Florida, where
.hovors are rcpoicc IT. ], Warmr' except at IochY
,,our,tu Districts where the temperature ma, l"i ~
80 - SLIGHTLY t0ol'1 IN northern NV
England The weather will continue Itr selci"'Hf,
Cii.h, I,,ngy. in temperature ana cod'r W'dtn'i an
my rNpccted on Thuffay uiOuRhoul INV
,cntral Valley. and Northern Siats
DETAILED FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
For Maine New-IIompsh.rc and Vermont. far; north
.rly shifting to houtheastcrly Willis; warmer III inc III
t.rior. stationary tcmperatur, Oh the coast
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut gen
ally f,. easterly TO southcIy winds, slightly cooler Oh
the coast.
For Eastern New.York fair Wednesday southoastrly
Winds slightly cooler tie southern portion, probably
followed by rain Thursday ditoi.oo1 ,ov r.,.,. s
Fo- Eastern Pennsylvania, NevJerssi, Unaware ana
MARYLAND fair; essterly u souhTlS WINS
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BOARD WANTED fscp Hcy: Is 70
Nay 1st, 1895. ty kisn, wiz. ebim years
either in psivste family q 3s3s'eia14 board.
tGs g e. Az d e. 'ff,,s Sas 6S.4e
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miscellaneous.

HOME WANTED for a girl eleven year.
OF age where she will be tnt0fcd by lady
coll'ee graduate; the country preferred In
answering please give full particulars ~ Size
VI FAMILY, home, &c. hrst.class references
given and required. Address ELEVEN
YEARS. Tribune Oflce.
.oLuMBt PARADE ROOMS. opposit,
f,o.ona hotl; private party only 20
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Citn Real Csiaic for Sale.

3 AND 4 STORY frst-class West side
houses; 800 TO $4,000; several decided
iiafgsins. STEVENS, Columbus-ave, cor
VSl.st. Columbus-ave. and l04th-st.
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Rooms tUantc0.

THREE ADULTS want fully furnished
apartments dr.lIthic location. for winter
hnuS krrp.ny or ~tau1n' isfercncr,.
Nden.-. giving mu Particulars. or
DIR Do TIL. .nua Dftrn
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ICE MAKING ana sas 4 Ssp.ss 1sai
supsfior construction; n'Mh snuieetufed BY
p4SIaa' &C. c oS SisS'iiiog 70 70 80 f''iI'''
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TEoNEsDAY.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram q continuous white line sh,ws tho
changes pressure, a. indicated by Inc IIvuh.s se
recording barometer The broken line represents se eeu
rersturc as observed Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE Oct. IL a. m.-Clcar weather prevailed
vesNrdav with high southwcsterly winds hu"aI.y
registered so in the morning, and SO at evening" Inc
tenperature ranged between 1s and 20 degrees INC aver
age $3.50 being a. higher than on the cofresps '
last wear and - higher Monday -, o,,hiv IN
In and this city to-day there wiz pI,nt" 81 chi
fair weather possibly with coudiness az h's"'' e
thermal changes.
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Dcar0 ano Rooms.
A.-A.-A.-ATTEN
Parties can now make arrangements

A.-A.-A.-ATTENrI
Parties can now make arrangements for
FALL hoard.
Attractive fcor- with private baths with
OF without board private table suites and
single rooms board optional apartments,
doctors onices"; all desirable locations;
strictly irst-class houses. TRANSIENT or per-
msncnt hiChe>; references given. informa-
ton reliable and free:
5 L. LELAND & CO..
j6 West 3ith.st
a SUITE OF 3 ROOMS. with hoard
bath many closets references. 80 East
02d-st.
BOARD on THE HILL.-A Gentleman
can find a sunny hail room, with folding
bed good board location near l. and sur
face roads. 26i Clernont-ave., Brooklya.
HORIZONS. 10 WEST 22D-ST-
Central. quiet. homc!ike: II 30 day;
American plan regular boarders at rea-
sonablc rates.
HOTEL vIANO RESTAURANT. 30
Fast 18th. -t-ROoms. daily. II up; weekly,
with board. @l2 up, elevator private din-
ing-room Tor parties.
boarders wanted. Call at ol9 West sd
st. y. Y CITY.
LARGE. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
room; superior table and attendance; terms
moderate. $50 Madson.avc.
oTH-ST.. Is WF,ST.-Pleasant ROOMS. with
irst-cla>s board references exchanged.
elST-ST.. 10 EAST. GNmcrcy Park
Desirabl" rooms. en- suite or ,inglT: first
class table and attendance privilege private
park; references.
% WEST BOTH. ST.-Dc.irabic rooms,
second floor. with board references.
2GTH-ST 81 wEST.-Elcgantly fur.
nishod connecting rooms, with every con.
vcniencc superior table and Attendance
isTH-ST. II WEST.-Largo. pleasant
room second floor one on third superior
board references.
lsTH.sT. p wEST.-Lorcc front sunny
room. with alcONe, second story, with board
references.
5OTU-ST.. 81 WEST Second floor
rooms; also. large room on third floor, with
board references.
9TH 81. SI3 WEST Handsomely fur
nished. large room on second floor; also
hnll loom; superior board; references eN-
changed.
ODD ST. - WE-T.-Prl,a fsmily
g adrltl. would rent elegantly fur -hed
uarlOr and alcove: bath. heat, g1s etc.
frat floor: private entrance: suitable for
couplc. bachelor. or physician, Office; 81
per weely; bard optional; references. Call
q. ITCRD.
rG7 MADrSON-NVE. a beautiful,
larse sccond floor room. o. 4 family With
out Children. or gentleman also third door
flOnt h1il room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12

t-D-ST., adjoining 5th.sve.-Elegant
house, eide light. 2.story extension; mighJ
iease' 5. NIXON. 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
flats 60 Get, FURNISHED.

5TH-AVE., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. apart.
ments a large and elegant npartneAs, WI
door; 20 feet frontage on avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12

az WEST END-AVE.-For parNeyhatS
A0aife at room LA. Ill Brosdway. Y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
flats Go Get, unfnrnlsbeo.

- A.
EARITY.-Second nat. eight rooms
ard "a h : thorough order l3l Last 10TH
- Rent ~ 100 possession. Janltor, or
THOMAS s. ECKEksoN. IS West 3oth-st.
pELAIR. IFS WEST G1ST. sT.-seven
light rooms private halls baths neatly
decorated heated $50 to f3o worth 300
Amply 10 JanitOr. on premises
RENTS REDUCED.
Very desirable fats four large rooms.
All modern improvements
$50 10 523.
80. IS and 81 GroNe-st.
See Ianitor on premises.
THE NIAGARA. II EAST s7rH-st.,
Northwest corner Park-aNr. and S1th-st -
VERY light apartments. > 20 rooms and
bath. so 10 775 all Improvements; marble
nails and stairway>; uniformed hallboys ;
ejevntor runs all night steam heat. APP
nlv 10 iaritor or HOMER BOSrWICE,
iarly-ave. aid S7th-st.
5TH.AvE.. I.ois. corner sGth-st Elegant
,partmcnt facing Park $50 monthly. APP
Nv premises. or NIXON, 60 Broadway.
rs WEST 2sTH-sT.-; b. 10 rooms /;
All Improvements. az To 800.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17

PLACCIE IN WIARUSAi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-17
acc "a WIARUSA
~ 81 EA "A H.

Mimo to re Rad WHISKY
enthusiastically W Berlinie zawy-
rokowai, il policya tvlko wten-
czas moze zakazac tcatr6w
polsklch, jczoli wprost iakei
nlebezpieczehstwo przez to bedzie
wywofane = mlmoto zakazano
W Opolu przedstawienia amator-
sklego polskisgo.
,,OberschIesister Anzeiger"
= jedno ,,naizyczliv7szych''
nam pism - opr6cz ,,Geselligera"
grudziazdkiego = donosi: ,,P o.
lacy Opolu u. Ogromne
wzburzenie opanowafo cate oby-
watelstwo Opola. Burmistrz
miasta, byiy radzca reiencyjny
Tretin, udzielif istniejqcemu tutaj
Towarcystwu pclskiemu, ktolego
czfonkowie So obywatels twa
n ie lecklego (?D miasta
Opola, stolicy rejencyjnej Gorne-
60 Slazka, prawie zupefnie
nieznanl, sail t%eatralnej W ratuszu
naszvm do polskiego przedstawir-
III amatorskiego, We wszystkich
kofach (?) mieszczahstwa miano-
wicle zas wsr6d rodnych misj.
skich, uwa2aia ten krok burmis.
trza naszego 10 obraze catogo
obvwatelstwa. We wszystkich
publlcznyeh lokalach, potqpiono
tez stnnowczo TO uchwa.
70 burmistrzn jake nicgodna
niomieckicgo miastn OpoIn.
s%fusznie zupotnrc! Mieszczahstwo,
0 lilo wogdIc wchoda, W rnchubo
lEst 2 gruntu nicm,ackIsm, 20.
plern 2abiogl rzalu momieokicgo,
zarAQdz no ku ~Io2szerznniu MEM.
ozyzny W oeIn prAyswojenia pc
polsku mdwiacei ludnsbci uzna.
nyeh dobr0dSIojstw j9gykn kul-