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Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10
FRIDAY MORNING CLUB.
PROCEEDINGS AT THE sOCIETY's
LAST MEETING.
Examining Boards Advocated
for Teachers.

The guests of the day were: Miss
Boss, Pleasanton, Miss M. Moody and
Miss Noddin, Los Angeles Miss G. M.
Way, Tempe, Ariz., and Miss Metcalf,
Lincoln Park.
The greater part OF the time was given
to discussion of new quarters for the
club. Mrs. Osgood presented the report
Of the committee on rooms. Mrs. Jud-
son read short paper proposing the
organization of a corporation to be
known as the Woman's Club House
company, with capital etock, shares,
etc., suitable building to be erected,
adapted to the use of the various wom-
ems organizations of Los Angeles.
Discussion of the feasibility of this
followed. A general expression of opin-
ion resulted in decision that the club
keep its present quarters until vacation.
In the meantime other arrangements
could be made at the pleasure OF the
club.
The school matter then followed.
Mrs. Spaulding presented a report, as
chairman of the committee appointed by
the club to draft resolutions, to be pre-
sented to the board of education. This
report urged the board to adopt rules in
which teacher recognized as efficient
should be reasonably secure in his or
her position. Examining boards, deal
ing only in the granting and revoking OF
certificates, do not provide teachers the
hearing to which they are entitled. f
The report was accepted and the
secretary instructed to present the mat
ter to the school board at their next
meeting.
The programme for next week is in
the hands of the home and education
committee. Subject of papers to be an
,nnunnnd latar
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10

National bank, has planted ten acres in
oranges and lemons. Mr.. Jesse Knight
has planted few orange trees.
Nursery stock as follows: Dunham
and LaDterman, 40, 900 trees about one
half oranges. Judge David 8. Carna-
han has large number OF trees. Chas.
III. Macarthur has $500 trees. Arthur
T. Blain has between eight and nine
thousand trees.
Handsome, and in some instances.
very expensive residences have been
built and large reservoirs added. Among
the bouse owners are Mr.. I. l.. Foster,
Mr.. Barnum and Mr.. Bell. s4
Only few OF the fruit plantations
have been mentioned. Rapidly dimin-
ishing is the jack-rabbit territory over
which to get free right of way for rail-
roads. Nearer and nearer is the day OF
vexatious, hindering and costly con-
demnation suits.
This article is already too long. 1t
touches only one of the three colonies of
La Canada valley. La Crescenta and
Monte Vista are the other two colonies.
1t would double the length of this to
state the facts presented by those two
colonies that prove that the postpone
ment of railway extension through La
Canada valley is gigantic blunder.
1t is condensed in nutshell by saying
that La Crescenta, the central colony,
and Monte Vista, the west-end colony,
may be cited as cumulative evidence
that the postponement of railway ex-
tension through La Canada valley is a
ten-bladed sword that wounds La Cana
da valley, Pasadena. Los Angeles city,
the county revenue, the city revenue,
the state revenue, the fruit merchant,
the fruitconsumer, the health seeker,
and will wound the railroad that comes
at the end of postponement.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

People Who Yesterday Secured Their
Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
John Adamson, "a, q native OF Can
ada, a resident OF East Riverside, and
Maggie Reid, "a, native OF Scotland,
residing at Pomona.
Ardis Gillian, 23, native OF Louisi-
ana, and Allie Collins Webb, 22, a ma
tive of California, both residents of this
city.
Thomas 81. Griffin, native OF Ken
tucky, and Nellie May West, Is, ma.
tive OF California, both residents OF
Santa Ana.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10
INCORPORATED.
A New Company Which Will Acquire
and Improve Desert Land.

A New Company Which Will Acquire
and Improve Desert Land.
The Oancha Land and Irrigation
company filed articles of incorporation
yesterday. The board of directors con-
sists OF Fred Eaton, Perry Wildman, ].
F. Fullerton and G.. Mcfarland of this
city, aud Frank Austin of Lone Pine,
Inyo county.
The capital stock is 100000, of which
$6430 is subscribed. The principal place
of business OF the corporation is Los
Angeles, and it's aim that of acquiring
and reclaiming desert lands by means Of
irrigation in Inyo county.
The capital stock OH the East Side
bank of East Los Angeles has been de-
creased from $67, 800 to $25 1000, and the
certificate of the stockholders meeting
at which this step was taken was yes
terday fled with the county clerk.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10

wall paper-Great sale. 5, TX and 1Oc a roll;
samples sent 237 s. Spring st. r. ]. Bauer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10
Newspapers Endorse.

3 "Educators are certainly the greatest bene-
factors of the race and after reading DIR. Frank
lin Miles's popular works, cannot help declar;
edilcatipg authors New York Daily. He is
not a stranger to our readers, as his advertise
ments appear in our columns in every issue,
calling attention to the fact that his elegant
work on Nervous and Heart Diseases is dis
tributed free by our enterprising druggist G.
II Hance. Trial bottles of DR.. Miles's Neryine
are given away, also book OF Testimonials show
tion. headache, poor memory, dizziness. sleep
iessness. neuralgia, hysteria, fits, epilepsy
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10

Summer lap busters at Foys old reliable sad
dlery house, 5i5 North Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10
nr;,es,s Nerve and Liver pills.

Act on a new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the liver,
stomach and bowels through. tho nerves.
new discovery. Dr.. Miles's Pills speedily cure
stipation. Unequalled for men. women, chill.
dren Smallest rnildest, surest DO dososs 20
oeuta. Samples tree. at @. Il. Hence.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10
Dvspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Isit not worth the small price of 75c to free
yourself of every symptom of these distressing
eomDlnints? If you think so call at our store
and eet bottle Of shiloh's vitalizer; every bot
tie has a print.d guarantee on 1T; use accord
Ingly, and il it does you no good 1t will cost
Won nothing Sold wholesale by Haas. Baruch
K, CO. and all retail druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10
DandruR.

This annoying scalp trouble, which
gives the hair an untidy appearance, is
cured by skookum root hair grower.
All druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-10
Notica to Political Clubs.

fitzgerald & Dromgold of the Star sign Com
pany, 222 franklin street, are now prepared to
paint your banners, signs and decorations for
the campaign on short NOTICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK- SATURDAY. OCT. -. 1897
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK-SATr EDAY. OCT 49, 1892
ARRIVED.
.%T Fu5 n t @ a nad ra.! ss[2"' to V yeSSa
brown CO.. Ariycd st tae 'ar a. ~ p mp;o, oc,obc
s. Queenstown i. with mdSc ond pa.S,nngeI. 70 inter
national Nayraton Co Ai,ed at me lar At ~ a. m
October = with md.e aud passengers. 10 Il J C"ru>
A's tsa at '1 Er iia5 a' DIP Keller Rotterdam
day. in ballast 70 Gu.ta,e Heyc Arrived at the Ba
coGsa Shi r, y cGio sS 9eGPc' 60 o w" N
r i', =, ,t,' tie ~ at > 90. 49,.
Vi, GsGa eaAaa r g. r a 70 9' HScF-a
sugar Refining Go. Vessel to Jonn G. scaser. M
FSa a at the c 7' az hlsaaaa Holman Vera Cruz
s% m 80 a TAp1 %h o G an, s%sfo 3 70 jane
Ward Co. Arricd at the Iia a. 9C I p
ton win nd and rn,,cne, t, W'1n J. sydt nd.
''? sss@es W!sS5iif cas. Boston tGT Eqt Johnson
srNsEI-wiqd = >arGy 10 lo ,.sa light cloudy
CLEARED.
steamer Manitoba tBrl, Griffith Lond'n-N shppnl
steamer Ptolemy tBr. Compton. LyerIool-Busk &
steamer City Of Rome 1ir. Young Gia'sow-H ndcrsor
Steamer Glucksp' CGrr. s'vinOnsKl. Dover Eng. for
steamer Wcis titv tBrI. Savage Brisol-Jainos Ariel
steamer Polarn tGep. busch, s'ettn-R cortls,
Steamer poat!1c m owen. Lisbon -rhelp. Bros 4
steamer falda Ger. Thalenhorst Genoa VIA Gibraltar
st,,qcr O.l1nl,. Mcintosh Mexican ports-Janc, /
stsmer Delaware. Rockwell. Inosua. etc-wnllam
steamer seneca. Stewart. Havana. stc-James + Ward
steamer Ho'srcn CIcp voee Havana md Matanras-
s''amsr Coneho Eolser. Galveston. VIA Key West
g,esac .'h ,G on o Rmb. xou.orcon.-r u seaman
steiner j. sud IIlrcir. Xcw orcail, r Van sickle
Stamcr ofoa'lo. Pennington. Wilmington and Charles
St,,m,r Gu,rniot,. Walker. Newport Nev. and Nor
iola Od Dominion =; ani,hip 90.
80, steiner on Dominion ouch. Norfolk and Richmond
steamer Cty Of columbia Jenney wos, Point. Va
Old I,rlnion ~ "m.hp :" ,.,.,
Steiner Manhattan. nag. FO-rand- Iiolt.o mn
Steiner Winthrop Homer Passport. Me II Malori
co.
sraecr' M',,s and Agaea for Iiycrpoo!,: cty o
io.cn. oir ,lcr rn-u,cn. vrraend,iu Ko,tordam L.
Fo Gh'G %a d 2 M hio" M1 s,n Ma
Havana. etc; Knn,,s CIV sayannah: @d Dominion
xxx lid i E@@a 'fG"cJ I'm, 70, A| sound
T. $ s'cs%,r At, ,' for N"Wport steamer. Winthrop
Tor s.. John y. Il IT, ;. Dimd,k. FOR Bo.,on
THE MOVTMENTS or STEAMERS FOREIGN PORTS
. steamer Tagric 'Br ward sailed from Liverpool FOL
stealncr odileo Irl. Con,an from New.York. arrived
steamer Francisco (nH jenkins, from Ncw-York. ar
Sic1mcr NorrcrIan IN. Christie sailed from Glasgow
| for Ncw.York October u.
Chcrforrq, passed thu Liilri ., tolcr H.
steamer Maasd'n tptca Potter sailed from Rot'r
steamer Ia Teurane tFr. Taugcul. sailed from Cher
steamer Lcpanio Or Wise sailed from Antwerp fol
steamer Noordiand caclq Nlchcs from Yew.yorA ro
Antwerp sighted Of the Lizard at 10 q N today.
steiner Csnefa o. or kfby from Ncw-Yor hr Lon
Spamer calrlt. Eili-. -t.sd from Santos for New
somc ch 4 Mg ,[c! ,.iea from Flo Jansiro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
TIE DELU1H-LAShER GAME.
PLAY AT THE CHESS CLUB LAST N1GIIT-CoM'
MENT CN A. b. HODGEs'S VICTORY.

PLAY AT THE CHESS CLUB LAST NIGHT-CoM
MENT CN 4. b. HODGEs's VICTORY.
The veteran Eugene Dcmar, whose daiinG ana
brilliant style has made him a PLAYER OF "ofId"ldc
popularity for thirty years, was Herr LaSker
last antagonist for the week. The game opened at
: O'Clock last evening, Lasker again gaining the
white forces and leading off against French Defence
The arrangement made to adjourn play 70? the night
at IL so at the latest brought about rather fast
play, considering that the game was OF blocked
nature soon after the development, which produced
a variation OF AndeI3sen's. first adopted against
Englisch The chief object OF that at ack l. 10 ciamp
the adverse pieces White allowing his opponent the
advantage Of two Bs agains; j. and 1t f0f that pur-
pose Delmar did not fully enter mo the spirit Of his
position FOR he should have advanced the = early
to 3 with "A view tn Ictaking with the Pawn
In case the opponent exchanged Pawns. ON the
eighteenth ne gave up his X i for knight, In
order to create doubled Pawn for the opponent, who
however, obtained thereby strengthening attack on
the open X Il file. a long struggle followed and both
SIDES did little nothing. The thirty third move on
each side signallcd a crisis. White seemed 10 have
committed himself to the advance Of the Il J. by his
move OF XIX Il A. and Black In reply seized the K
file with his Rock. threatening The advance Of the
o Il p. which opened an attack again>, Whites King
situated on that wing Two moves later Dimar forced
his adversary 10 exchange a for n. and bis Is
Obtained greater freedom. a lively battle followed.
and Dclmar by giving up Pawn had apparently Il
good ariack against the adverse X. but the other
hand IA.ker'. extra Pawn seemed to become 50 form
dabe as practically Insure win for him. Laakcr
will meet j. 5 Ryan tomorrow at 80 .. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

The County Democracy Committee of Thirty met at
Cooper Union yesterday and discussed the question
OF placing local candidates in the field IN all lis
bearings, John J. Quinan presided In the absence
OF Charles A. Jackson. and Charles j. MCGEE took his
usuaI Mace as secretary Twenty eight Of the dis.
trict leaders responded 10 the call OF the roll ana
after the matter under consideration had been
thoroughly canvasstd, II decided 10 put up candi
dates for Assembly and Aldermen in all the districts
Of the city on Monday evening. Andrew ID. Parker
and Isaac ii Klein. from the Anti snapper CON
ference Committee prc.cnt but reported that
no progress had been made in the way OF nominating
a city county and judiciary ticket opposed 10 ram
MANY The Committee Of Thirty adjourned to meet
al Cooper Union at 4 80 p. m. tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
BROOhLYN REPUBLICAN NOMINAL IONS.


GEORGE F. ELLIOTT NAMED FOR DISTRICT
ATTORNEY OTHER SELECTIONS.
The Criterion Theatre, at Grand-ave. and Fultons
Brooklyn. was filed yesterday afternoon with Rcpub-
lcan delegates and Others interested in the nominations
for the county Offices TO be filed at the coming cleo
ton. There nearly 400 delegates. and 1t took
considerable time 10 correct and complete the roll.
Joseph Benjamin, OF the Sixteenth Ward. was chosen
TO preside and W. II. ~ Cadmus was secretary There
were many prominent Republicans present. including
John F. Henry. y. A. Baldwin, Hugo Hirsh. Theodore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Business Gbanrcs.

WANT TO APPLY for foreign p,tents on
va. abb" invention Will diNld" plOIits f0r
5000. SCCt E.SS, Tribune ONCE
sl5o.-Candy storc ana cigars. coal AMI
ing no agents. J37West Isth.st.. noar
9th-aNc.
- 900 10 $1,000 SPECIAL capital wanfed
good security and 800 por coat profit eiy,n
Address FINANCE, - Church.st
$1,000 LOAN for one year at 10 ner
cent. viii secure $4,000 stock In manufoc,
uring company and position II desired. Ad.
dress POSITIVE. Tribune ONCE.
$4,000 WILL BUY manuf9 curing bu,L
ness, protected by valuable patent ms,
granted fun equipment Of ilnc machinery
EXCELSIOR, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

lG7 MADrSON-AVE u bHautif'l,
,,ree serond floor room. tO a family with
out children. or gentleman also third noor
Il ont hail room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
Refcree-H. Williams. Umpire-Wyllys Terry
SI-MMARX
SUMMARY

First hslf-Touchdown by Camp; goal kicked by knip Pc
kicked from Knipe long runs. Sheldon -
culver Is Score first half University OF pennsylvania
second hali-Touchdowns By Camp and Perta s oals
kicked by Knipe long runs ~ lamp on, y 10
Crescent A. C., 0. ,,,..,,. o.. Crasce,.
Total score-Unversity OF Pennsylvania % NfeS'e"'
A. c.. O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
Countrn Real &statc % Eet.

AT GLENRIDGE. n. Light minutes
walk from station Noyem6er or Is to
Nav 1893. az low price fine situation |;
nicely furnished house; all inpr0 Sements.
Addre.s NATHAN RUSSELL. bloomfield,
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-Nlns
large rooms: furnace, no: ard cold water,
bath and closet, gool sewerage. gas and
water every convenience; garden. barn
- stalls and box stalD lot l3jXl60: loca.
ton hoaltny abundant supply pure wlter |;
) minutes walk from depot csn be seen TO.
day or at any uMe rnt $40 per month.
Apply w. = MAYNARD. white Plains,
y. Y. Harlem X. X.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

IA Not advisable, f'-B !, ana IL J. T.
Or 4, seems the proper play
.(b) II Is Of the greatest impo:tIncc To keep the
Q available for advance In this opening. lie
ought not TO have blocked 1t with the III.
(c) since the ninth move Black had opportunities
70 advance PIX y with the object Of r"iakns
with tho IL exchanged and the Kt would have
been well placed at = 50. with - view OF entering
Al X y > in support of that plan. which might hay"
rivcn him a very GOOD game This idea cannot be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING S1EfMERS.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is.
Mail Vessel
Vessel. CLOSES ''''
Traye y G Lloyd. Bremen .-....... 300 III o'"' J"
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10.
Majestic White star Liverpool IL 90 80 D.
CITY q. Chester. Internal LvcIiool .. ~ -,
Wa,sland. Rel star. Antwcr! ..- : ~ VI ~ :"
scc,r,nra / RAIL Rio Jauciro &c 10 90 m D. D.
INV Of Washnet on NYsCuba. Havana 900 pm 3;Vo III
THURSDAY OCTOBER 20.
Augusta Victoria Iamb-Am South to1 100 m w IA
Iionflcros y y & Cuba Nassau 200 m . W p III
Cinnh'sa p,c Mail Colon 10 % m l. 90 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
' Boaro nOanteo.

rOARD WANTED by lady in private
family OH the West side between SD Il
and SD. Please address II. X. Box GG
ptovn Tribune once Lac Broadway
stating terms and reference.
GENTLEMAN wishes furnished room
and hoard strictly friSate family. Don,
Tribune UPTOWN Once. Lee BrDidway.
ROOM. WITH BOARD wanted for the
white for , lady; high land preferred In
or near New -YorN: price moderate refer
cncrs. -. ljt Fast jith-st
WANTED. Two or more connecting
roors with hoard. for gentleman. wife and
d,ughter. I'm ilrstclass house or private f,m.
": refer nces exchanged Adde'S with
terms. Room 81. Iio.el Pomcroy. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16

Graves and Morton Erh; halfbock OColnor Duserb'y
G. D. Bliss .....-.. . go
Icferee-A. MoHatt. Umprc-C. BIRD.
SUMMARY.
First half-TouchdOwns lv Winter .: goals kicked by
Graves. 2: long by G.. Rc-cen. 80 yards c. d.
Bliss. % yards Score. frst half-Ydle, ~ Manhattan
A c.. 0.
Second half-Touchdowns. bv c. D. Riss Winter
goals kicked by ButtnwOrth. l. Score OF second half
YAH. 10; NJ. \, C.. O..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 90 set 5l5 Moon rises SO amMoons age -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hoax 4 :O7 GOV Island Hell Gate ~
PM-Sandy Hook 4 90 GOV Island oo Hell "aN o'1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
NOTES.

70, p,,ck Threatened to win the By Kt p CHI. and
Ut.le better might have been Or 3. % which slacs
would have probably replied BIB 3, when ais" ronoio
Whites game untenable. ,o,.xt mayo
Cb5 The finish is Of surprising beauty The sxt NOV
wins clearly Tor obviously White has oDy one MOT
answer beside the actually adontcd l. e. y NJ III
which cas- Black simply wins by y IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
Citn Real estate for Sale.

A CORNER HOUSE. story, 2oX56.
solcndicly arranged price So ,Oo0 terms
easy. OWNER. Box II. Tribune once.
A FOUR. STORY brownstone single fat
for sale; o5 feet front Apply to owner
pa Yves: i26tn.st.
ATTENTION, COAL AERCHANrs.-
and cuisines; 20 years established coal
ward worth - coo year; easy terms.
no DGEs, 1877 Broadway, Room ).
4 WE'LL LoCNrED HOUSE for
physician. ia West S2d'st., near l. station
and End.cott Hotel rrlce, 70: OOo.
FOR SALE.-Last Of SIS, No. 49, West
75th,t Fl ieet w,ds h @ts inil arm
e open for for Inspection. GIBLIN & TAYLOR,
Builder.
FOR Splendid improved corner
property. west side Mldison,a ~ coo between
very easy. For particulars and permits
apply to LEWIS HURST, 132 Nassan.ct'
FOR SALE.-In Hobokcn. building and
factory sites; also some good tencment
rorerty now paying Il per cent. GEO.
w. WRIGHT. 10 Newark-st. Hol oxen:
INSPECTION INVITED. ,
Firstclass cabinet finish, artlstically acc:
Grated, i-story. high-stoop, req stone aas
brick dwelling. 20 feet and 10 inches by %
feet and cxten sion by lO2 feet extension
includes every store but the fourth block
restricted l62 West 76th-st.; price, 80
600. Inquire on premises. SAMo Ell
COLCORD, owner.
200 FEET from Central Pax entrance, III
restricted block, frst-ciass cdhinet-nnish 20
foot front and extension 4-story hicn,stop
brick and brownstonc bow-window dwelling.
handsomely decorated lot full depth 10
West S5th-st. TjS, 900. Inquire on prem.
ises SAMUEL COLCOKD, owner,
West s1stst
3i7 WEST END-AVE.-For particulars
inquire at room 12f. III Broadway.
BROOKLYN
BEST CORNER on Myrtle-aye.. few
blocks from CITY Hall; 3 stores. all rented
Jav- over 20 rer cent net: $4,000; JESS
thon g cash l-storv bricks. elegant order.
POHLMAN, 33 Myrt'e-aye.
NEW FACTORY BUILDING. s5xl0o,
six stories and has ment. With ST au power;
two elevators and excellent light; located
Broo'lyn J.. d. shipping facnitis, uneN-
celled :. Il. & NJ. VERNON. 60 Duane
St., n. Y.
Jersey City.
FOR sALE.-petached brick house
an rndId view and position: lot 4oy3oS; II
rooms; fine garden excellent family rest
dencc. combining town and country very
convenient for lower New-York, between
Cortl indt aud 23j st.; moderate price;
easy terms; cash 1000; balance on mort.
gaze. Apply 140 Pallsade-ave.. jersey
CITY Heights.
FACTORY SITES for sale on line o,
D.. l. & W r. r.. in lower Jersey CITY;
from two to thlr,y,,our lot. In each plot
GEO. ". WRIGHT. 10 Newark-st.,
fohoScn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
Real estate 10 gffbanqe

WANTED.-One or two city houses,
lightly inortgagcd. IN exchange Tor an eic.
CANT sumner residence, free and olcar.
n. No. $50 Nassaa.st.. Shy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-16
Rooms Uantco.

THREE ADULTS want fully furnished
apartments. desirable location, foT winter
housekeeping or restaurant, references.
Address, giving fun particulars. 'OK-
DER" Tribune ONCE.
WANTED BY a family. 3 adults. an
uniurni>hch apartment for month, from
November ground floor preferred rent
not TO exceed SO per month. 4. II. b.,
+. o. Box 23j
WANTED. By a responsible party, three
adults furnished APARTMENT for elk months
from November ground floor preferred /.
rent not TO eNeced 800 per month. Il. II.
T.. =. y. Box 235
WhNTED.-By two small families OF
adults. for the season. two fur1i sled apart
ments. II possible ,n same building roor1s
must be light. location good rent moderate.
Address G. Box 81. Mamaroneck. y. Y.