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The morning call., 1892-02-13

~ First Presbyterian Church. Corner
~ OF Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-The
II a. " and 1880 p. N. The Rev. John Rea Super
inteHdent OF SSnday-schOOl work. Suaday-schOOla at
II 40 T. NJ Young Peoples society OF Christian
kude2yor al $50 p NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7;i6 O'Clock. All are welcome to these
services 1t
FF75s Franklin-Street Presbyterian Church
10 cor. Franklin and Vallejo stS.-Kev. w. W.
Faris, ID. VIA preach at II A. NJ and 1880 P. N.
Strangers ana friends cordially invited. sabbath,
school at $50. Young Peoples meeting at $3.50
P N. Pastors residence Z5ls Larkin st 1t"
re- Simpson Memorial Methodist Epis-
LS~S copa Church, cor. Hayes and buchanan sIs.-
Rev A C. Hirst, DID, pastor; residence $50 Oak
pastor viii preach at both services Subject at IL
a. NJ: Increase OF Faith" ana Il 80 p. NJ. the
men subject self C0nquestD Song service.
sunday school al u 80 NJ. G. b. Per
kns, superintendent. Epworth League service
al $50 ?. NJ The seats m this church are Tree.
The public cordially invited 10 all the services.
Lshers IN Attendance Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 40. Epworth League social Monday
at 80. - 2t*
RE5s First Methodist Episcopal Church,
pastor Rev. NJ d. Buck VIII preach at IL A. M
Topic: comfort for tue Afflicted" At 1880 T. NJ.
Moses" Glass meetings at 10 A. NJ. 1880 and q
p. NJ Boys Brigade Bible drill at 10 An. General
school for Bible study at 1880 p. NJ AT 30 the
BOYS Brigade viii give missionary exercise OH
India Young peoples meeting al q p. NJ Prayer
ana testimony service Monday, "Wednesday and
thursday nights. Boys Brigade military drin
Saturday night Spare Minute Circle Friday even
ing at l2lS Jackson street Strangers made
welcome at every service. 1t
~ Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
S-S Mission St, bet. Sixth and Seyentn-Rey. w. W.
Case, d. pastor Preaching tomorrow at IL
A. NJ. an q 80 p NJ sunday school at ! O'Clock
Dung Mems meeting at g. Young Peoples Society
at ESQ. Morning sermon, subject: ION 10 Rich
mond." Eyeuing sermon. subject; as the Young
Man Safe - Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
Neeome to all these services. Pastors residence
1914 Mission st. 1t
~ Plymouth Congregational Church,
E9~S Post ST.. bet. buchanan and Webster-Rev.
w. u. Williams ID. D., pastor; residence 17l9 Post
street. Preaching at II A. and 80 F. NJ sun
days Ools, $3.50 A. NJ. and IL 80 P. N. Christian
EndeavOr. $50 2. N. Thursday 8 p NJ recital
and musical entertainment under auspices OF Boys
Brigade. Tomorrow morning sermon: 'tIhe
HOUSE or God" Evening sermon: "Ihe Unpar-
douable Sin" livery body welcome II
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THF rAsTIGN OITICE on THE GAIL,
So Potter building, New York City, is provided with
f.tsat California papers Visitors welcome. Adj
Ntlr sing rates and sample copies furnished.
+ * NI~CH Manager
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anything in this connection, though i'm
medately after his arrest he boosted that
he was fugitive from justice.
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Real Estate Exeh.nne-

The Directors and shareholders Of the
Real Estate Exchange have decided to
vacate their POst-street quarters for less
expensive Offices They are determined,
however, to keep up their organization, and
arrangements will be made whereby such
members as desire 90 use the old rooms for
their auctions will be enabled 10 do so.
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LII LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
II female specialist, MRS. DIR. GWYER, 3lIA
Hyde ST.; a private home for patients, with every
comfort tal2tf
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THE MORNING CALL

Eas 3 larger circulation than any other
newsnapsr nublshed in San Francisco.
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A TTENTION-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
II $40 and all costs paid; collections city
try CoFFEY'S COLLECTION CO., GOT MOntgom-
cry st. lag emo
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HOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR NO. zoos;
mirrored, with large plate lSx40; walnut, oak,
cherry ana 18th century; cash price elsewhere $50
our instament price reduced TO $40 country orders
packed shipped free TO any depot NJ. FRIEDMAN
4 CO., 22S and $50 Stockton st.. 237 Post cor.
Stockton: omen evenings. del3 II
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MAN AND WIFE FOR A PRIVATE FAMILY,
VI boss here; shepherd, SO and found; =
farmers, S26; boy for a ranch; boy to milk cows
and do chores, @i5; stableman for a gentiemau's
stable, S25; third c0lOred cook, $40 aud fare: 2
clearinghouse cooks. $40; , hotel walters $50;
carpenter and shoemaker for Catholic institution
IN Montana, $3.50 per year. r. 7. WARD & CO.,
sos and Is 10 Cav ST. 1t
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
NOTLCEI

sAIJHDAT-........... FEBRUARY l3. 1892
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ON THEINSTALLMENT PLAN-DRESS-GOOD3
~ silks, sealSkins and seaIette cloaks also carDs5A
furniture, l2ce-curtains, blankets and fOldinsbsd5
et h. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S. 2ZS and 23O Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you can buy tu5s
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
STOCK is respectfully solicited; orders Dy mail foF
goods or samples promptly attended to 22S sad
aaU StOcat ton. and 2AL Post. nnan euenin-s y
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Cnl-l,CM NOTICE.

ninre pes. SWANS. 2l3 Suffer street
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OIL paintings t20I36), each.................. 200
Dress goods, jackets, wraps, bedding. lace
taIn5 carpets, mattings, lnoleum, o-ClOtn, parlOr
SUITS, lounges, or anything you require in home.
Remember, have the largest stock, largest store
lowest prices aud easiest terms that can be had in
this city.
i N0NNAN 1n1z-1a 81 1n12 Ati.sinr Of 49,.
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CPECIAL SALE OF FINE FRENCH EN-
- broiderieS consisting of narrow, medium and
wide widths; artistic designs, at very low prices
ranging from 10 50c also Including Sklrting and
apron widths from to 4Oc, all OF which are away
under regular prices. CHICAGO STORE. 2I6
Sixth st. feI q
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EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
i instruments in the State; low prices; larSs
stock satisfaction guaranteed. Pioneer Music store
c. C .KEENE. 3 Third ST.. cor. Market. III I'm
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DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION FOR SPECIAL
~ performance; ladies and gentlemen wanted;
reaS enable terms, Immediate Box IA CALL Branch
fe7 It's
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"a ANTED-A SWISS DAIRYMAN TO GET THE
w use and full benefit OF a dairy OF about 100
cows free Of rent: must take Of the place. only
married men need apply; call early W d. EVER
8 co. 626 CaY st. IL
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w ANTED-GIRL TO COOK AND DO HOUSE
w work in private family, $25. HOTEL 3A-
ZETTE APO KearnY St 1t
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MALE HELP WANTkD.

IVANTED-AN EXPEEIEN CED ORCHARDIST
W near city, so month and found also a flower
and vegetable gardener for an institution. $50:
German boy do chores about a restaurant. s15 TO
500 Young man about place, $50, and others. w.
ID. EW Elk Il CO.. 626 Clay ST. 1t
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w ANTED - PANTRY-GiRL, COUNTRY, $50.
w HOTEL GAZETTE. 420 Kearny st. 1t
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HOT ACCUSTOMED TO SCRUB8ING AND
ID cleaning once who can come early IN the morn
ing. Apply l O'Clock to-day, to C. K. HANSEN Il
CO., no Ge2ry st. II
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NHIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR LIGHT HOUSE
II work in family. 1929 Clay st. fel3 If
Y DUNG GIRL TO ASSIST CARE CHILDREN;
i good home. 1893 Haght Sc. fel3 3t*
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TIN March 5 account Of date falling on suaday,o
A DYICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS q
~ speciality; marriages annuled, quick quies;
suits commenced in any county collections, claims,
damages liens, attachments, etc. enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits of every description de-
tended prosecuted vigorously; terms reasonable;
no charge unless successful: 3 criminal aud civil
lawyers practicing in all the courts; established 10
years; references, banks and business houses. G.
w. HOWE & CO., attorneys and counselors-at-laW.
$50 Market ST.. corner stockton SEQ tt
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IA ANTKD-2 SCANDINAVIAN OR GERMAN
" girls, same house, SO and SO; mattresses,
same country hotel 800; Catholic girl to teach
children, Sacramento. $50; mtddle-aged woman to
and 500 ADDfV G. HANSEN a co. 40 GeaTY.
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KEAU II-IHE JOMPLEAION Is BEAUTY'S
~ chief charm. Ladies, why have wrinkles, PIN
pies and saliowness? II you place yourself under
my treatment / Will remove every trace of them
and make your complexion perfect. Ny remedies
are harmless and Will keep the complexion Ia youth
iul beauty. Ladies can my preparations at home
with perfect success. MRS. r. L. FULTON 423
Post 81. ia23 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02

EVIDENCES OF TIE sUBsERv1ENcY OF THE
yoORH:S DEMOCRACY TO THE wIGwAM.
In erecting its reorganization under the reappor-
tionment OF the Assembly districts the New YORK or
yoorhis Democracy has passed 10 the the mem
te.s Ct It's Executive Committee known to sympathlze
with the anti snsppcr- In favor OF an antiIammany
ticket ths fall The "tnrnlng down" IS supposed to
have been done at the command OF Tammany Hall.
In other words. the voorlis Democracy VIII continue
n be what II has always becn-a Tammany annex
The district leader, who have been Sturned down
arc all in cX Mayor Graces anti Tammany movement
They are ey-Judgc Charles p. Blake, OF the Vth AS
sembly District: ex-Aldrrman Jacob Kunzenmann OF
the Nth: cx-Justice Henry Murray. OF the XVIII
ex Congres sman John Quinn. OF the NNlllih; Henry
OBJ OF the Ist John W. Rcppcnhagcn. OF the TIA
Frank F.. Nipple, OF the NXNlllth; John H. sullivan
OF the I'D and K. j. Newell, OF the With The men
who are To succeed the depOscd leaders are unknown
patriots with tire single exception OF tx semDh NAN
John Kerrgan. who takes Justice Henry Murray
place
Ex.AldeIman Kunzenmann said Yesterday that the
rur,o.e of tie plot uld fall Each OF the "tuiheu
DOWN committeeman had jus, received note similar
70 that sent TO all tho district leaders requesting him
"to proceed with all enrolment and complete the or
gaization of his district to be prepared 10 hou
a primary election VIXEN notified by the Commtte on
Or.arization.' Mr.. Kun ,enmann -ad that TnmmAh! :
object I'm having than thrown out prevent II Dem
,cratic ticket not approved 10y the Wigram being run
in their dislrict-wOud not succeed because inc he'eS
.arr official ballots would he applied for from III,
beadouaItcrs Of the County Democracy. The Tam
many lenders had tried to prevent ths. II only made
+, moro apporcn that the Vooihis Democrats were IN
abject servant, of 1ammany Hail. Inc No'rI- tcnc
mis- fan would be "A counterpart OF lamnl"ny Han
trtci with perhaps one exception. Another mc'til-
~ Inc Noorhis Executive Committee Will be held Oh
Tuesday evening at No. ~ second ave-
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TRAINED NTESES GRADUATED.

The semi-annual commencement. exercises Of 'h'
New York Hospital Training school for Nurses Were
held last evening at the administration buding oil th'
hospital, No. West sixtecnth-st. a reception loi-
lowed which was attended by large number OF
friend, Of the graduates and members OF inc oth'r
classcs Pre- dent George Merritt Tlimbe ana SUI
perintendent George =. Ludlam. together with mum
Ter OF the surgeons and physicians, We're present
The commencement exercises were entirely lhi"rma
While the nurses and their friends were gathered III
the hospital parlOrs. william Turnbull, one Of the
governors on behalf Of the Committee on EXAMINE
lions made a few remarks and then presented the
diploma Of the school. together With the nurses eo
medal badge to each Of the following members oil
the graduating class: Miss Caroline l.. G. Woodro"
Miss Linda H. Thomas. Miss Jane Iiodaon' Miss
Annie w. Goodrich, Miss Katherine Macdarmld
Mrs Stella NJ Weller, Miss Sarah j. Mac kenne
Mrs Mary f. Palmer Mis- Lille IL. Elns, MISS
Annie II Young and Miss Fannie f. Coggeshall.
The diplomas are given at the end OF Two wears
course with examinations every SIX months ana Il
r,gid examination at the end Of the course Ih'rc
rr four classes in the institution. They are formed
a. intervals OF six months supper was served 10
fha guests after the diplomas had been pr '"n'd.
Dr. H. A. Vedder, the house PLY sioian' sent hahu
some basket of Aowcrs to the graduates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02

is now rehearsing Gilbert & Sullivans The Sor.
oerer." The long membership roll Of the new cup
shows that there is decided interest In ANA
teur conf, opera in this city. .uu Ine
concerts OF the Rubcnsten CLUB VIII uaht
place this season in Madison square ConceT,
hall December !. February and Aprl
l3 Those OF the Apollo Club at he same place on on
December g. February Ia and April Is. Those 4i
the Metropolitan Musical society nj the Music ian
nm January 10 and 1pril % This seasons
society will place In the Music Hall because OF
the destruction OF the Metropolitan Opera liouse
The concert dates are November 10. December IL,
January H. February H. March and 20 the re-
hcar-als on the Friday afternoon Immediately pre-
cceding. The National tohscrNh'orN VI
Music OF America. Nos 1876 and IFS East seven
teenth-st was opened Yesterday. The examinations
for Dr. Dvorak's Composition Glass Will be held at
the Conservatory tomorrow and Tuesday, from
A. NJ TO noon and TO p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
THE UFA THER REPORT
FAIR WEATHER PROBABLE IN THE EAS

FAIR WEATHER PROBABLE IN THE FAST.
Washington. oct l.-Tbc arcn OF high pressure cN
tends over the Northern states and rom the Athuc
Coast to the upper Mississippi Valley. the barometer
being highest near Lake Huron. The pressure ha-
declined slightly I'm the southern states ana In the
extreme Northwest with continued rains along IN" "ii
and Florida coasts and occasional showers IN MONTANA
and southern portions OF the lake regions BriSh and
high nor bcrly winds prevail on the Atlantic Coast
north of IsttcTae. due 10 the advance OF the mSh
pressure north OF the lake regions. The temperature
Inns fallen from 10 to 30 degrees from tho
uuper Mississippi Valley eastward 10 The New England
Coast II Is warmer In tho Dakotas and cooler III
Montana: elsewhere the temperature has remained
about stationary. Reports from The Gull Coast give
no Indication Of cycloc disturbance I'm that vicinity
Fair weather will probably continue In the ~
lantic Coast districts. The lake regions aud central
valleys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
Mr. AMBERG And THE 4HBERG THEATRE
HIS STANDING AS MANAGER rNCERTAIN-No
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.

HIS STANDING AS MANAGER rNCERTAlN-NO
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.
The Ambcrg Theatre opened for he season last
night. 4 large audience a performance oil
Camille with the amount OF satisfaction usually to
be derived from that familiar DRAMA. OpportuheV
for his occasion Gustav Ambcrg formerly the manager
OF the theatre perhaps the manager stlil arrived
in New-Y0rk the Columbia, afer his summer ID
Europe He was accompanied 10y his wife. who mas
been with him all summer. and the first that either
OF them learned Of the story that she was In Chicago
suing for divorce from papers brought on board
the ship by the pilot. This being the case 1t Is
scarcely necessary to say that Mr. AmDerg denies ne
divorce story absolutely.
But there another surprise waiting for Mr..
Amberg. When he got on shore he heard that he
WAS TO have no further connection with the Am1erg
Theatre and that its name to be chang cd. Tho
proprieors are Levi Raven and Max Mansfield,
and these men Mr. Amherg called soon As he
could find an opportunity He said last night that
no final arrangements had been made about his future
connection with the theatre. His contract as man
aeer for Messrs Won Raven and Mansfield expired In
Nav and he went abroad 10 engage attractions for
them under a verbal agreement that he WAS TO con
time in that position No new contract had yc' been
made and II was not yet certain whether any
MIR. Won Raven last ncht gave practically the
same account of the standing Of Affairs rs Mr. AnDcrE
Nothing yet decided about the hmhagrnchl' in
said hut the name OF that theatre would not be
changed. The repor; that II would was mistake;
While Mr.. Amberg abroad he engaged Emil
Thomas, who Is well known here a character CONF
edian, with his whole company, ana a irw o,1t or
artists Mr.. Thomas is expected TO arrive here Univ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
(.TOSF OF THE TTiTIAN FAIR.

The medley OF merry voices ceased al Inc LehoN
Iycelim AT IL O'Clock last night and the Italian ram
orcor,yed for the benefit OF the Columbus Monument
Fund and the Italian Home and Hospital. was closed
# WIS given by the United Italian Societies. ana al
though the attention Of the public was largely DC
c,pied bv other things, II was successful enterpr'e
The wealthy Italian citizens contributed literally
,a the nntIve New Workers cOOpcIated with them.
~ h,s closing speech last night G. A. BarOni, the
orocsr ~ the fair thanked all who had assisted
-. ofacers and especially the American women, who
had taken much interest in the work.
7, was said that the receipts were about $4,000,
and AZ the expenses were not large considerable
surn will be obtained for the monument and the Italian
Home. Among inc S'9''o'" "''' '"r"' WI" "''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
rrSION TACTICS IN KANSAS.

1,onoka KAN oct. 1.-The Democrats and PopuIsts
Of Kansas are fusing all along the line. Their con-
bined efforts TO defeat the Republicans are not being
confined 10 the electoral and State tickets. but are
being extended to Legislative, senatorial District"
and even to county officers. The Democrats ana
Populi,s OF this county held their conventions to-day
The Democrats nominated half n ticket ana lhdorsed
the other half nominated by the PopulStS. inc
Populists nominated half n ticket ana indorseo inc
Democrats nominated for the other Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
flats Go Get, furnished

A;-hLEGANTLY FCKalsuED LIAr
IN Pillta1", 32j West 5Gth.sf. r'n;
81 800. THOMAS & FCKEp.nx M
Wet 3Oth-st. %"
a HANDSOMELY furnI.h1d .,-,rI,-.o-.;,
OF rooms and hs.h oppp4it" Ceutr,I par:
near slet'-L III OIc Of the finest aiartncut
house, In tho city rent $50 pcr irontL ~
would rent partially furnished II drsi'cI
ADDRESS COL OkAbO. Tribune Iutown
once, az Broadway ''""
MADlSON.AVE. 7O6. near e2d. st-p.,-
ferr'd French family handsomely furnished
SUI" also single rooms improvements.
20 EAST 7TrH-sT.-To le,. unfIrui,ocd
very. stylish, meIlum-slzed houses. deco.
ratrd uD-hlPs dlning.to1m, buffers naatry
extension very nice for refined family. seen
without ermn, week days, Q to 10 and
to O.; Sundays. . 10 4 rent. ~ 900
,'W Ntk, Room 80. 20 Ccdar.st.. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02

The WAS formed, Rutgers taking the ball. a bao
accident occurred in the scIimmage Grant, the hu'-
gers centn rush, breaking his left leg below ui'
knee. Tinnery took his place. After hvc minutes
plav King made a magnificent run OF thirty hve yardS
and got q touchdown Romans kicked goal. The
ball was next forced down near Ruiecrse goal ana
King made another touchdown. llemanS kicking goal
Three minutes later time called. score IL TO D.
The second half Princeton had the bail, ana al'"r
forcing 1t down Rutgcrs'S goal, KING af'er "a run
Of thirty yard, got the ball over for touchdown
and Romans kicked the goal Bartcls followed with
brilliant run Of twenty-five yards and King touch
down. Romans kicking goal Three minutes remained
to play and King again carried the ball over the goal
line just as time was called Romans Kicked the goal
score 80 10 o. .. 49,, T.,
Al no time in tho game was PrincetonS goal III
danger The game was a clean and interesting one,
and Princeton enthusiasts fully satisfied Win The
teams plavinG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRAycIsco Sro.Ks
Gonnlrn Real Geintc for hnIe

=, FOR SALE OR RENT ia West Or,,o.
TOR summer or winter ~ acre. lawn hi,
ana Pnrdeh noghb"rhood unquc-t!onabl" =
house modern. 40x q; stable: con,rnI'nt >,
.!''ric ,'-if schools chGichr. and railro,1 !.
"a ,onnbl.; For permit address Box i0t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
roprCAST RETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New HAM shlrc and Vermont, lair norti
winds frost SUNDAY morning followed by rising ten
pera,ure warmer Monday.
For ssachusotts, Rhode Island and Connecticut,
fair. continued cool
For Eastern New York Eastern Penn. vlvnnla. New
jersey and Delaware, fair cooler IN southern portion
For District ~ Columbia and Maryland, cooler
fair.
For Western Ncv-Nork and Western Penn ylyanla,
fair; continued cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
flats 90 Let Nnfurni sbeo

ELEGANT lSr FLAT, corner West
Washington Square and 4th-st., opposite
Washington PARK; rent II 900 per year.
Inquire lanitor. or To G.. BKENAUER.
l,023 2davc.
FLATS 10 LET.-Furnished ard unfur.
nlshed desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. S26 Broadway.
NEAR BROADWAY. 2ii WEST ADD
SIS outside room fiat. $50, decorated To
suit hall boys elevator.
daD 81 239 WEST. near Broadway
Decorated 20 suit S-room nat. 40 hall
boys. elevator.
NJ WEST -ST.-Light flats, deco.
rated to suit tenant; : room. every I'M
provcmcnt; cheap rent.
IS EAST llTH.ST., near broadway
.Seyen.toom suites. S45 and $55. Janitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAMS PLAY.

PRINCETON'S KICKERs EASILY DEFEAT RUIGhRs
A PLAYERS LEG BROKEN
Princeton, Oct. SpeciaD.- Immediately niter 'he
baseball game to-day the grounds were cleared ana
PREPARATIONS begun for the football game. large
crowd pressed against the ropes when time was caieu
a.. 90 o.clnck Tho feams lined up follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
Real Gstate tUantro.

WANTED. Fine SUBURBAN OF rclrby
country dence IN exchange To- cioy IN
com pro. erty; a'so want plotting propcnxt
m send full particulars. with diaFrih,
mice. &C.. which will have prompt atten.
Non. SUBURBAN. BOX 10. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
Countrn Real estate 90 Eet

FOR RFNT-Thrcc.s brick house /.
all modern lmproN, mcnt~ and In thorough
order: $40 per month located NJ Newark
y. j. Apply Ia II. II. LOCKWOOD
l1G shave. city.
tUkNI-ntD HOUSE 10 RENr-Pos.
session Immediately; well-furnishcd country
r~>ldrncc; largo cottage. nine rooms bath.
closet. rang" aud tubs. all new excellent
water. gas ana sewerage harm, three stalls
aud box stall carriage house; room for
man large garden fruit OF all kinds tine
strawberry bed corner lot. l35NloO; l0ca-
tlon healthy I'VE minutes walk from depot ;
can he s,en at any time. Address or clll
". L.. MAYNARD, White Plains, West.
chester County, y. Y. Rent so PER month
ORANGE. " J.-From November r,
house. unfurni,hcd. has ten rooms and all
modern impro, emcnts Ia centrally located
and Oh high ground Will rent for months,
or lease for longer time. and make favor.
able terms u q desirable party. Address
Room 80. ~ Broadway.
TENAFLY, n. J.-ro cease for term
~ years. n very complete country place, my
own residence for 20 years half mile rGm
.taton ample stabling greenhouse garden
er's cottage no unpleasant surroundings (;
price 10 satisfactory tenant. 81 500 per an.
mum; viii sell with A., acres land Tor $50
600 terms o suit tenant: can have more
land. STEPHEN a.. CLARKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02

Tribune ONCE oct. Q. "A. m-Fair and co i weather
with brisk westerly Mind prevailed yesterday. The
temperature ranged between 10 and 81 degrees IN.
average 90 degrees being "a degree, higher than on
Friday
In and near this city day there Will probably be-
fair aud cooler weather.