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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
POPULAR WANTS.
FOR RENT.
focuses.

sfOuscs.
A WE RENT HOUSES, STORES. OF
IL FICES. TAKE CHARGE OF RENTED
PROPERTY. TAYLORS RENTING AGEN-
CY. GLOBE BUILDING.
A A HOUSES, FLATS. STORES AND
A.A. OFFICES TORRENT OWNERS
AGENTS FOR CARE OF PROPERTY.
EOk RENT Houses, stores and othces in
our lists: we may have just what you are
looking for. The ST. Paul Trust Company
Endicott Building. East Fourth ST.
Flat.
ELAT-For rent 56l Broadway, HAT Of
l. four rooms: IS per month.
ELAT of four rooms, corner Robert and
l. Tenth SITS, for rent Inquire sos Rob
ert st. tif
A HOTEL BRUNSWICK, for gentle
IA. men only; fifty modern steam-heated
rooms by dav, week or month.
CEDAR, 52s-Lyttle Terrace-For rent
~ Two front parlors; also one single room
with or without board.
CEDAR ST. 4s2-Two comfortably fur
- nished rooms, single or ell suite; ~ and
Si4 per month
NEDAR ST., 47S-Good rooms, furnished,
~ one front with alcove, with or without
board; near capitol.
(NOLLEGE AVE, 26, WEST-NiceIy fur
~ nished steam heated room with first
class board; also single room; five blocks
from postofiice.
COLLEGE Av., 20-Cosy bedroom, steam
~ heat and gas cheap.
COLLEGE Az, "A WEST-Furnished
~ rooms, steam-heated, with or without
board.
EIGHTH ST. 459. EAST-For rent. nicely
IL furnished front room: desirable loca-
ton: reasonable rent: bath and furnace.
MASH ST, 2ID-Wanted party without
" children to rent three rooms, furnished
with everything needed for housekeeping'
rent S. per month: party going 10 the coun-
try. Johnson
NINTH ST 30 EAsT-Fcr Rent-Fine
IN ly furnished rooms, with board if de-
. sired.
DARK Ay., 4l5-Near Madison School
4 Unfinished alcOve room, also fur
nshed rooms; modern Improvements; new
house.
DLEASANT Av, 315-To rent nicely
l. furnished front room for single gentle
man; strictly private family.
CEVENTH ST, AIS, EAST-Elegant suites
~ of rooms; with or without board; also
rooms for housekeeping.
ThNTH ST. OF WEST-One furnished
Il room for rent S+per month.
rFENTA ST., 81, WEST-For rent, fur
l. nished alcove room for two. with bath.
yH7ABASHA ST-Corner Tenth ST., over
w Drug Store-Furnished and ulfur-
nished rooms for rent.
Offices.
ssrFNHERE are only few of them left;"
Il Offices i'll the Manhattan, the model
Office building of St Paul. the best light the
bes. service the best location. the best rates.
See Smith & Taylor, Manhattan Building
Robert and Fifth sts.
miscellaneous.
DLOCK-For rent, a new furnished block
- a suite of three rooms on first floor suit
able for three Or four gentlemen, also several
other rooms, with steam heat, gas and bath;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
miscellaneous.

DLOCK-For rent, new furnished block;
- a suite of three rooms on first floor suit
able for three Or four gentlemen, also several
other rooms, with steam heat gas and bath;
can be seen at any time AIS st Peter ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
FINANCIAL.

. NJ. NEWPOKT & son, INVEST
II. meut Bankers. loan money oil i'm
rroved property in St Paul and Minneap-
OILS al Ter cent "cn or before. Offices
New Pioneer Press Building ST. Paul, and
Reeve Building. Minnea polls.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

A A -A-A-A pc persons 81 n : ob !
ject TO borrowing money OF their diamonds.
watches, pianos, furniture, etc. owing TO
dread of publicity; many complain of the
high rates charged; I can loan you SIS to $500
on this class of security and guarantee per
nam in your possession; monthly return
payments taken; courteous treatment as
sured: private room for ladies' 5. c. Horton,
BOB Jackson. corner of Third Room 4.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
Offices.

ssrT>HERE are only few of them left; p
Il Offices i'll the Manhattan, the model
Office building of st. Paul: the best light, the
best service, the best location, the best rates.
See Smith 4 Taylor, Manhattan Building,
Robert and Fifth sts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Males.

A GENTS WASTED-Minuesoia branch
II Fidelity Mutual Aid Association, OF san
Francisco, Cal. Apply $50 Wahasha. Grand
Block, Room 4c5; good terms to live men.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

pANGS-Bangs cut AMI curled, Is cents.
Id Bon Ton Hair rarlors All Wabasna, cor
NJ SaNRnIh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

DOGS LOST-Dark brindle bull whites
- around the neck; six months old: also
white English setter, with brown head and
brown spot on the hip, about four months
old. Finder will please return to ass Broad
way and receive liberal reward; no questions
asked.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
POPULAR WANTS,
SITUATIONS WANTED.
lNInle.

A GOOD MAN wishes to get position in
n hotel or good boarding house for small
wages. Address N. G. Peterson, No. 81
'Giobt. Building
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BUSINESS CHANC IS.
Miscellaneous.

COOP CHAN CE FOR GARDENER For
VI sale or rent, garden plot III good Guilt
walton: first-class condition: hot beds sash,
utensils, poultry. horses. etc.: good location;
but little money required. Address G 81,
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02

NNASSEKS-Wanted, a few good cam
- vaSserS. Call al 15S Wabasha ST, city.
NEAN AND WoMAN-Good man and
1Sl woman wanted to run farm; good
wages paid. Address y 9S, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-02
MUSICAL.

4 Ii SHEET MUSIC, 10 cents: catalogues
N mailed free; fashson and ert journals
Arcade News Company, l3S Endicott Arcade.
DiANO TUNER-Address s. E. Crutchett,
L Box 1872, Postoffice, St Paul; price, Sl.50; :
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

further cunning" for Pardridge the prominent Chi
eago bear Paris cables came 5O070 centdmes up
on Hour which was also used u some advantage The
speculation aggregated nearly 100000 bushels and
AT one time there rise OF 3sa7s cent. the closing
being nj a reaction OF 1-5a1-4 cent. on the curb
Iuly closed nj SO cents August at 90 80 cents and
December at 80 rs cents. Spot wheat advanced
1-o034 cent but the trading comparatively light
rlero were sales Of Sc. 900 bushels for export
Corn was quite brisk and very strong on bad crop
news covering extremely moderate receipts at Chi
cago and poor grinding one dispatch declared that
not more than half the crop had been planted from
Chicago 10 st. Louis and this tended TO assist the
luovoncy OPTIONS rose . 203 cents, the extreme
advance henr in June closing with "A reaction If La
cent Cnrb prices we've 1-fa5s cent higher, as
follows. lime 81 Is July, IS Is. and August 81 4
cents. SPOT lots were 2ac IL cents better. but bust
ness stagnant
oats rose 5-s cent with corn. spot oats were "a
cent higher, with little doing.
Lard dropped 2G3 points but there were 1l3O
tlerces sold on the spot
The final quotations were as follows:
vheat-June 81 IL: July. o. IS; August. 90 IA
sontomber. o. -; December, 80 ID; May, 1888
roro-Iuna Go1-2; July, 81 ga August, 81 .
September, 81 cents
oats-June. IS 3-s; July. 80 3-s; August, 81 "a :
seutemler 81 Ii cents.
Iard-Jnly. sc 66; August, sc "a; September
20 rbc receipts Of grain and flour reported Saur
~ New York Philadelphia, baltimore and Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

.Kiernans letter. says that the Rohschllds are
pushing the Russian ade. The exports OF Russian Pc
Fast Asia. $50 600 cases to Antwerp 1922 parfsls
ondon 1856 barrels other English ports II oio Dar
rcs Italian ports q 900 barrels. The visible supply
q refined oil for the north Of Europe on NAY , ne a
IN 1891 The exports Of pet oleum from the hn
from January 10 date are estimated at ~ gar
responding period Of last year rs price. are ioen Tw
THAI year the American rehhers
are about the same for the two years. 49, .s . d,uv
average Of runs Of g barrels compared with fun sHer
ages ~ % barrels In April; 1883 barrels IN NAV
ls9l 20 I'D barrels in 1890 and 35S birfrs III Ply
against full avcrags 1900 barrels IN April % 2G3
barrel, In May 1891 ~ 225 in May. 1890 and 72Sl2
barrels in S59. The following ale the Pennsylvania ripe
Line rrtun' for May: 49,.
Runs. Deliveries. lE SS chsr.e5s.
Tool barrels s.s 2oss 59s 2Oe95l 10 g -, IS
The Buckeye Pipe Line reports for May d follows;
Runs. Deliveries. Drivers, iiycr
Total b1rlls ................l0T 621 l5?i22 -'2s7
Average per day......-...... 31,fo1 f','f 9''o'
The crude certificate week suffered break
posnt Development influence values. and the market
Welded simply under pressure from holder who hld a.
unchan Zcd months. These conditions have been fire.
qrcnty pointed out by Tho Tribune namely: Continued
year ago aud increasing activity OF Russian competition
considering there Is public interest in speculation
aud that. practically only one buyer stands In the hed
taking ali The new oil rates and thereby carry.
ng the surplus stocks himself It Is surprising crude
values are % well SUSTAINED. The only dealings last week
we're In options at the Consolidated Exchange. On tho
prices were marked to 81 cent but sudden develop
rcnt Of activity carried values down 10 80 In the
closing dealings the market irregular and unsettled.
but last prices show only small los from the preceding
Perrin the trading shorts the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago June 3 C-pcciaD.-What sorted strong
In spite u the efforts BY Partridge Friday night
and early yesterday morning before tho opening to
make weak curb July. which closed Friday ri
- H. opened at Sc IA, sold between % ii ana :,
and closed at - l-Sc InQuc>onably the npp'rIn0't
Influence the fact that Pdrdr dge's short Inc !
a. big as ever. The crowd Is confident mat ms
dig short seller will have to take to the woud~
Tie fact that he has extraordinary losses IN cora
makes the crowd all The more certain OF his defeat
In wheat Tho weather map looked had showing
rains N Iowa and Nebraska. The uptnp W1ccs
were made predictions BY the Government OF very
warm weather sunday. II IS the theory that very
boi weather will develop rust. ccabOnrd crrlnceS
were large: on the other hand. Northwestern ~
celpis were large. Ordinary Circumstances however
are being entirely ignored. The weather ard the
Corn was excep iOnaly strong and very active. July
wnch closed at 30 Friday. Opened at 90 ~ ana
instantly sold up To 81 sac. There were evidence,
that Partridge still al work reducing his snort
line. There We're only L. car the eSt.maie Tor
Monday was only 10. The nspccton->h"et showed
only fifteen ears Of contract oats were up over d
a cent July selling between 30 Is ana - - ana
closing at - sc. IL has been largely matter 81
sympathy with There were al-n inniu2ihhle
REPORTS II crop damage. In spite or the very strong
grain market provisions were lower. There were 700
MANY hogs. The NAV rccc9ts were the largest on
record and Il .ecmS certain that the June receipts
will also he the largest on record. There Were
- 900 yesterday; the estimate for Monday was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
4 MINING CAMP WIPED OUT
s,oFA MILLION DOLLARS AT JIMTowN. NEAR
cRITDE. COLORADO.

.s.oF A MILLION DOLLARS AT JlMTowN' NEAR
CREEDE, COLORADO
n.nver. June 5.-The bustling camp OF Jimtown,
- is separated from the famous mining town OF
VI. nv n mile and half, was almost totally de-
I'D by ERE, which started at . 80 this morning
., houses were blown up with giant powder III an
tempt 10 stop the fire, but this had no effect for the
danes leapd from one vacant space to another ana
, stopped for the want of material. Little il
0s If The contents were saved, and there are hun
IDS Of families homeless but they will be provided
Vs. sv the people of Creole. While the fire was In
s",cress the numerous saloons We're thrown open TO
~. crowd and liquor free TO all who might desire
:, The result that many drunken men were on
the streets, but they did no damage one hundred
snn,y sherfs have been sworn in, and they Will pro
t the town against attempts of thieving by persons
bo on occasions OF this Kind take advantage Of the
great distress
The total loss Is estimated at 81 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June 4.-Cotton steady; mddlng.
1850; low middns, 6 i5.lec good ordinary Gin
716c: net and gross receipts, 90 bales; sales, %
bales stock, 23,615 bales.
Norfolk June 4.-COtton firm middlng, 14c;
low middling 13-1Gc good ordinary, 1-sc; net
aud gross receipts. $50 bales exports eOastvfse 80
bales: sales, 120 bales; stock, 1871 bales.
savannah, June 4.-COttOn firm middling, 3Sc;
low midding, 7c good ordinary 5-oc: net and
gross receipts 2f3 bales; exports, coastwise 7'o
tales: sales, 200 bales; stock, 26,472 bales.
New Orleans, June 4.-Cetton quiet and firm: mid
ding. 3-sc low middng, o 15-l6c; good ordinary.
q 7 Ice net receipts 013 bales gross. no bales
ports to Great Britain. 5000 bales: coastwfse,
I0l3 bales sales, $50 bales stock 1856, 5I5 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS..

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The upward tendency Of wheat continued on
saturday under tie recent influences. The crop news
Ca had st Louis buying orders came in here tho big
hots at the West said to be covering and heavy
,Sarances were reported. Added u these slmulants
vas the sympathetic effect of the rise in corn. The
borts showed extreme nervousness and there was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

LADY wl>h,- 10 place her COOK
~ for or months wnil" IN f.urop' :
maid. Seen at HONGRAND'S. 235 9TH
.ts I'd Toof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

Including switching" operations.
Kehned petroleum dull and points lower at Genus
per eaIon In barrel. and 80 In bulk at NewYork,
and 505 and 3.i5 cents at Philadelphia and Bat-
moro. Gases were reduced points $50 cents per
Gallon Crude barrels lowered 10 points 10 D. 80
cents and in bulk $50 cents per gallon. Naphtha
unchanged at 3 cents. ,,o
Foreign quotations were quoted at los francs pep iy
kOs Antwerp, 575 MARKS per 80 kOs at Bremen. ana
A. dtjd per Imperial gallon at London.
Oh City June 4.-Nationa Transit certificates opened
a, 81 highest 5I7sc lowest 5iAc; closed, 81 sc.
Sales 81 900 bbs clearances, $50 goo bbs.
Plttsburg June s-Nltonal Transit certificates opene4
at "A sc; closed at 5i9c highest, 5l4c; lowest dsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The promise Yatism the part OF the producers
Of Pennsylyanl OIL which given in the Aprli fled ic
pot out By the report OF last month There
an IN the daily new production ron
April Of barrel. and the amount j. only sbG barrels
les, than In Mar-h The Development work under way
Al IN. end May shove a ncfrac over the PR
cdnc month number welt, drilling and rigs W
and building only slightly smaller tan At the end OF
March. Compared with year the May report shows
decided decrease In new Development work, a Wei a. III
the number Well, completed. hut the we'll, com
pced recently have averaged than 40 barrels each m
The output Giily production last month
ttutay equal TO Tat OF the previous IEc
following tar-e give. thc field report, for the last t;r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

were as follows: Wheat. 5O7 2O7 bushels; CON- 1.J,
4Gs bushels. oats. 103G.l ba.hels total grain. 7i.
$50 bushels; Tour, 1920 package. VI Chicago,
Milwaukee and Il. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat
5000 bushels corn. 231 III bushels. oats. 2-j.iUD
bushels total grain, ji4.0i0 bushels; -four 24,lbo
lllrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

basis for temporary rally, but the speculation nS s
lacked strength and animation. 49,, ,.,,.os In National
Inc range prices and the toal deangs IA ,Ss Con.
Transit cortirca.es at Stock Exchange ana the ,
sodaed Stock and Petroleum Exchange Tor ue ''' WV
~ stock Exchange Consolidated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

LII KINDS Of German servants win
\ nr.t-sla., references. ALWAYS On Iiud
ior ,ify or county !. son Ma, II u IN
I.irrs-,d Employment Agency, - Jd-aNc.
nrur Sth->t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
FURNISHED Apartments

<SORNFE APARTMENT in Central Park
y Apartments, by month or Neat iuII
furnished or unfurnisheh ~ rooIis' 49,
q, man on.ee, l75 West 5sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
gountrp Real estate 60 Eet

MAST ORANGE, y. J.-FurniShe and
r. unfuruishcd houses TO reLt; ncd-on or
wear: some bargains fOr sale. =. ID.
iONDIT. opposite Brick Church Station,
HUDSON RIVER WestchesteF County.
III Connecticut, Berkshire real sstste; rent
sic f. s MILLS. II East 42d-st
NORWOOD PARK. LONG BRANCH
~ One cottage yet % rent az ~. beSgtltnl
sumner resort Aedi ,s fiOII'l x! On
Sorwood PARK. Long Branch CITY, y J.
TAKE train at foot Of Liberty-St. Get on al
West End Station.
ITO LETT cottages to rent at Sea Bright;
i one suitable for boa g.hou.c !ut
completed Inquire Of J. +. MINI"H' Sea
Bright. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
domestic Gituations Uanteh

Az NDkt.Ss.-By young girl a. iaun.
derstands all kinds Of washing and Ironing,
hutlng; best OF reference ss TO sobr.ety.
honesty and capability. Call or apply SlS
tth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
Uork Uanteo.

Females.
STENOGRAPIIER and TYPEWRITER
~ with some experience; quick. acculnte
and n"at operator. Address l. H.
SO Gth-st.
- TENOGRAPIfEIs aud 1NPFW III IL.
~ desires Position TNp'utnrrl PHI
references Address Miss BARNEY. 2,2l'
Mad ison-avc.. FoIdham.
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Dcar1 an0 eo0Ms,

~~>~~~--J~ ---s-~-->-~r
A -A.-A.-ATTENTION ..,,..,.
n. An attractive ID ro0r bSth prlI.te
table optional; or witbou; board near ouh'
ave.
Suites and single rooms, trsnsiea, Or p,r',
hAnent; summer prices aInrtlnent- 90 w, 81
Offices ali desirable location; highest re''
eeenecs given.
Information free. no
g West 34th-st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

~UAMBERMA and SEAMSIEE>>;-
nv A competent girl; or viii '-slst
I'm ,aiting. country preferred; t"st Of
refir.nccs Call az SO East lOth-s'.
VNcTRMAID. by Young swedish
l. woman. in small family hrst-cla-, r i,r-
oncc. Call NJ pre.7rt employer, JOG Madi-
s"n.sve.. between o and IL q. IN.
and WAITREsS.-ity
L refined Swedish girl. unique ,tlonanle
.oserences: or will 20 10 country with ilm-
ily: no card. answered. 1913 East 1oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
Ooluestlc 5ituations Uanteo

A. CUAMBEEMAID and y tE>n 20
"A growing chndrn, ~ young li'h
iIutn-ttut -rrk, situation h'st 81 rri'I.
~nciatv. 80 Eiblr House. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
miscellaneous.

A CADEMY u MEDICAL HYFNOTISM,
n 3lG W.-t 18th -.
DR. MCCARTHY receives pupils ard
natlrnts daily. zarsncy for Invalid b01iGcr
thursday evenings, hypnotic cNprrin'nnl
claes seLncc.
= ENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose Of
VI their l,ft-of clothing At a II value.
will please call on Or address. EDWARD
MILLER g. Gth-ave.
MATTRESSES made over at - idcncc-,
vi accO' ding n size. s p . 81 %.
MANBORGNE, 1877 Inst l13h-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
Gonnirp Rsal estate for Sale

A GENCY FOR Notwithstanding
n for sale o. 20 let large ass. Nneht oi
handsome building sites Nths
IUBDs & TAYLOR. BeeHihsh'@]. ~ l..
~1RXWALL.ON- THF-IIU DSON.-Plc
l. ant. cosy home @ room cottage with
brick nllilg ls-acre lot pretty lawn with
ornamental and Shade trees abundance OF
fruit &C. only - S8 3p2 on rs,y oa rIe
Hudson. n. Y.
TNoR SALE.-Best location, Centre-st.,
i Orange. y. j.. short mile % station
SPACIOUS modern residence, with dining
room kitchen. -,rVant-' dininsroom large
rontrieS. de hall. billiard and reception
,eolo narlor and library : bedrooms bath
IT,, FOND 1oor' ak bedrooms ,hrd Moor;
ine cellar mans room and lsunaTl DeiOW
ample sta ble-- gre,ahouse cottage; me gar
With beautiful old shade trees -Prlng. brook s,,.
ImIardiats pcsse- sion. Can De bpn2nt i1,-
n!shsd 4 Id aes,re "a % 3P 2IsS,a 70 tp" l.
NOR sALE.-Hsnd-ome cottage conyen-
/ lent TO railroad fruit df.'Tsolaa'
JOHNSON. Cranberry station, y. }.
70 TO POINT PLEASANT BEACH,
u l. and buy or rent "a furni-hed cot
tsge Of A. o. HAVENS.
NOR HUDSON RIVER clty or rural
j homes farms manuisctn' ing ST.. &c,
apply 10 JON ATTAIN Dl' NSpNs the
real estate agent. Poughkeep-ie y. Y.
ON sKANEATT-LEs LAKE..for sale:
" country place Of late D. c. Robbiid AT
Skaneateles. y. Y; 900 feet frontig" on
lake: beautiful grounds two houses rts-
iies hosthouse waterwOrks, &c. , all in
GOOD order. Address f. +. STONE
Skaaestel-s. y. Y.
oNKEaS-Plot az birgsln; 5oH 200 feet
I On South Broadway, GOOD e,.n,p' no" !
neir Park HIN station. =. >. MILLS -
East f21-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
ujorA Uanleo.

Females
ROTESTANT GIRL for general honse-
work In nat; family Of three hhiD'
10 West lO4th st.
.rENOGRArlfER.-Young i"oy g a,i,de'
- no-ition a, stenos apher aro " peNiilcE
moderate salary. Address l,'oo -d-s'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
Gorses anb Carriages.


a COMPLETE OUTFIT for the county
A vel. bred bay horse. 1873, top slGcnst
t,,cy. set single harness; short Turn, isht
800 wagon. canopy top. SIDE cuftdM
r,ene Village cart, nearly new. 50 Ish h
tnavhie harness. pole and Shafts for b9;h
looV ca. iii In excellent condition. $40.
csIl Monday, CUYLER. 1t2 Last 3O'h-s'
.~pIyITF STABLE. 1877 East 6sth.st.-
For sale. brown saddle horse los
Z wears; sound. gentle and good In all mar
Asss.
DoR sAI.E--C;ood family carriage team
horses 1s hands high. Address Dr.
o. n. JACKSON, Jamaica, l.. l.. N T.
HOK SALESMAN ehild's pony. WIN
\ cart and harness; reliable or 70 MY
10, the season. Address Dr.. O.. G., JAZZ
SON =. o. Box 13l, Jamaica, l.. l.
al ANTF.D.-S0 0Oo. 100 peVpl, 70 sem iei
w Bisch's carriage and harness GAIA.
,ssuss largest assortment In America; very
price: doa pay such sstsS.
IrSsd 1862. Address J. II. BIRCH, bur
ii,gsSs. N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
FURNISHED Il ooms.

A SUITE. sauorc. or SMALLER ROOM
Ahoyse and aupointments NnsSefp.i oh"g ney
near Union Club. PERMANENT, BOX
SvV 123S Broadway.
FURNISHED FRONT hail room 10 let.
u l2J West ARTIST.
I AK5E aud -mali rooms. nicely fur;
IL nished all home comiort, not anu c1lu
water bath and gss brownstone honsri
near Central Park. 60 Fat llOth-st.
I .-DELIGHTI ULLY cool large aud snail
1 rooms; southern exposure taui7 s n
hg hotel attendance contenlcn' nS'e,''
rstaafants, elevated. ~ West zoN-s'.'
aear Broadway; summer price. --
a MIST 4jIH-sf-i4rgc. single, OF IN
y lutte. newly, elegantly furnished roonn,
BATS: every sccomns cation; private '~"''
~; references. --
o. TH.sT.. 1874 EAsr.-square rooms
~ beautifully furnished closet 10Y abu
cod water 81 upward breakfast II de''fe'
references. .
40 DIST. 3sI wEsT.-Pleasant. large ana .ll
~ comfortable alcoye room. srlI'D'e '''
two or three gentlemen ~. -,
cOIRvINS PLACE.-Newly, decora ',ei
VIZ ard furnished; single ana en-
no: and cold water references require
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
% fet for Buslness purposes

A SMALL OF large Park Row front Office,
"A I'm Potter Building, to let. Address
1T SAVAGE, IS Fuiton-st.
DARK ROW front Office to let In Potter
Building. Address L. I. SAVAGE.
IS Fulton-st.