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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
COL. GARRISON WILL DO HIS BEST WORK
lie WILL. BE \ MEMBER or THE NAT!oNNL Ia
TCUTIVf. COMMITTEE. BtT NOT lIs
CuNEM\S.

Colonel lanes :. Clarkson arrived tn this CITY from
Washington on saturday night. ard was seen by
Tribune reporter Yesterday ~ the Plaza lot"i "her'
he f. s;ayinc lie seemed to lie in excellent health
and spirits and he -ad that he should cn''r up
the work Of the campaign Which might fall TO him
I'm the belief that the Republican party was abb I"
cleo, rs candidates fnr President ANA NlccIie'dei
mi, fine and would DO It. \ thorough and iutelh
gen. presentation Of the great issue upon WHICH Inc
campaign was o. be- fought on IN Republican 'lhc
careful and complete canvas. with proper ait"nil ]
10 organization, and the necessary hard WORK ""n'
in his opinion produce another Republican victory a.
glorious and sweeping any II b. predecessor
what Of the report that you are TO be Chairman
Of the Republican National ENccuiV" Committee
and have control Of the New York cnd " ih" cam
pniei. while Nj. Campbell ~" chairman Of Tie
National Committee. establishes his headquarters In
chlcaso1' Mr. Clarkson was asked
There /, no truth whatever IN that story" va,
his reply i am not to b, chairman Of the IN
ccutive Committee. nor am / going - run tho Ne~
York end Of the campiisn' don't Know b."
such "A report cam. to b.. started. Lut have acy~d
tn accept n place the ENecu I've Committee. and
~ soldier In the ianlS shall give the b", Nerv'r
| am capable If to The Republican party from M"
until the battle doses
Colonel Clarheon Oh bcng ASKED when the fAr.u
tive Committee worll De announced sad that d.
thought that Chairman Campbell! would maize hno"n
the maine, Of the i've members ia addition 10 10"
fDur OK .OiliciO mrmlcts to-day or to morrow.
The Executive Committee h" said, VIII me Il
In Sew-York for organization probably ON Wd''"'
or Thu sday OF the present w"ch' Tie Colonel sml
that he DID not know who his associates wrrc T. b.
beyond the chalrman, Tho vice Hartman, Nj. y.
Young the secretary, Mr.. Carter, and The rca-urci,
NJ. ElS, but he felt sure that thee would b" rh"
men and thoroughly loyal Republicans. Chairman
Campbell was not nhct. he Thought, % appoint an
Other lind. lie thOugit asa ilat Nj. 'anphci
woul1 De- chairman. Of bJti the National ana tn
Executive iommkt"cS himself. The hcadludriei-
-, bOtl would bc Ia lllia ,iN, aud a. soon u IN
EXcCh:lf 70 Committee Wa. Organized there was 10
reason why The WORK Of the campaign shonid not
BEGIN ~ nee.
The Colonel sail that BE- considered Mr. Campbell
IN every capaLi" and satisfactory selection tor
chairman. lie had hat twelve ychrS political cA
pcTfrncc. Colonel GARRISON remarked, AID had always
| acquitted himself crcditaby ANA with sutrc,s. lie
| Ind all the qualities needed In "A successful political
leader Il have every confidence, he sac, " In Nj.
aInpbcll's ability TO bring the ticket OF Harrison and
| KIDD winner. lie VIII laN' all the aid from IA"
| hut nm capable Of giving him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
v,crrARyrrs SHOULD VOTE For HARRISON.

supreme Council 40 ! u tio American Wage Earn
cr>' Protective Alliance. Of which Frederic C.. W.
.crst /, PRESIDENT. Louis JOclci secretary. and l.
.err chairman OF the cNccutIv' committee. Ia, ius;
issued an addfct 10 the waecarncr, Of the country
Tn. nddr, urges every wage enincr TO compare care
fully the platform, Of the two parties and come u al
intelligent understanding 10 which platf lrm i tie
better Tor the lborng The council ndor'cs tn
Republican parry for ltS pocl % protection and sunni
money aud urer4 it, mcmicrs Ia support the party
that Inns been ever loya t. their Interests. President
nrri, ~ and Whclaw Reid are spoken OF In words ot
pr,l,a and their many efforts In belnf Of tue wage
Garner are recalled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
HE DIsLocArED HIS JAW WITH YAWN.

In the iull OF business at the Brighton beaon
Hotel Coney Island, yesterday afternoon, re''f
Keenan,, n walter. yawned 50 long and widely 'hS' 40
dslocatcd his jaw lie was unable to close MS "o~s
and Dr. lin, OF West Brighton was sent ior' -
doctor had some difficulty In getting the lower jaw
rroner,v nlaced so that II would close again. VI
inn said that that peculiar form of locklaw was 'aA'
among men, but common with women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04

Tsttsburg July &c. l.. Magee the Western Penn
svvania leader, denies the report Published In some
OF the Eastern papers that Prr,idcn, Harrison had
,cancsted him TO home and Induce The IRON
ma4tc:, TO rcccdc from their stand taken on the
wages question. lie the labor troubles were
not mentioned III any OF his interviews with the
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
LOSSES IN A CALIFORNIA TOWN.

san Jose. cal. July 3.Fire originated In shootn.
galley in san Fcrnondnost tonight spread rapidly, and
before subducd Lick House. the California Theatre
Sou.h Methodist Church and number of business houses
I'm Fir Second and Third DESTROYED Tho loss:
Aggregate 500 COO Insurance about two.thirds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
THE yoREVIIIE CLI'R'S CFIFBR ALTON

The Yorlvlc Republican Club Will hold "A m"cnc
This evening at O'Clock At IT. headquarters. Licking
ton-av.. and Nincty-third II. \ display Of hrcworI
will be one OF the features, and General George \.
sheridan Will deliver an address. I'll" rest of the
programme will 10 extremely Interesting, ana VIII
inc Judo addro by several well known men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
THE FIRE RECORD.
A RIG WAREHOUSE DESTROYED

Providence, Il, l.. July 3--rhc big -toioc" warc.
Lousc u H. H. knight at River Point together With
D 700 baleg Of cotton and 0C0 pieces of cloth. wa'
destroyed shortly after 10 o'clock last night The
loss IS estimated at $500 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04

Mrs. Newspaper lpoudly)-The landlord here
Today. gave him Si5 md showtd him the baby.
Mr.. Newspaper twho kept awake last night)-I
would have hccn much better II you'd given him the
haby ana showed him the Sl5.-Crruth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
ENERGETIC MOUNT VERNON REPUBLICANS


There never has been limo since Mount Vernon
was incorporated as II village when the Republican.
exhibited much inicrcs; In National campaign ~
they do In the present one. There has been strife
Ove the leadership. but every Republican IN the new
City possesses the desire 10 do rs much Work hs he
ran for the ticket, and they all have gone 10 work
in earnest. There several who would have ac
cep,ed the charmanshp Of the Cliy Republican Com
mittcc but each was willing 10 rctlr IN favor of any
Of the Others and nt the meeting Friday might
proof Of this gwen by the unanimous election Of
Walter 5. Alcrt0n ~ chairman. Mr.. Allcron leaned
toward the Mugwump continGcn. eight years ago but
he soon saw the error Of his way. rcIaced hi.
steps and brcame earnest and loyal Re
publican than lie would have worked Iust n
card IN .lc ranks rs lie will ss clmnnn OF the com
mttcc
In addition 10 the City COMMITTEE" an effective cam
palgn committee Is 10 be organized, and while II Will
lc II large committee. IT will not IN amy sense be
cumbersome one. The object Is 10 have u committed
IN which cacl, OF the five wards viii b, represented
BY Its best Republican workers. special committee
was appointed by the CITY Committee 10 take the
question under adviscmcnt with power TO select the
campaign committee. The campaign committee will.
piece Of ground, upon which Will be erected TEN
pCrary structure largo enough 10 hold thousand
people but which Will not cost above 500 1t l.
intended that this binding shall be used for all gen
eral and mass meetings during The campaign The
campaign committee intend 10 engage The best 0i
,pcahers and to make the campaign an educationn!
one.
HE PRESIDENTS POPULARITY ~ ALABAMA.
Colonel Edward r. Taiafcrro Of birmingham Ala.
who Is Of the Southern orators TO be- introduced
At the Tammany Fourth Of July celebration to-day,
II the Hoffman House Yesterday. The Colonel Is onr
II the bcst-known criminal lawyers OF his State and
often Is called outside OF II In the practice Of his pro
c-son. lie * OF striking appearance. six fec IN
height. straight M n gnnbarrc aud his long. wavy.
abundance
Ills face Is clcan-shavcn and full OF expression.
II u member OF the Citizens Committee ut
birmingham he said. wlcn President Harrison made
rs great tour through tie South and West last ycsr.
truly say that 10 Northern visitor 50 pleased
he people Of Central Alabama Mr.. Harrison. Ills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04

speech was tho best that lie had delivered uu's -"
,nu, m 70 that time and his reception was a mo-
one our people warmed TO him as theE N 49, ~,
did before man from above A' nepsona i friends
on, -" who are for him In spite OF his poi's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04

Tho pleasant effect and perfect .afe with which ladies
all condition. makes IL their favoritc remedy. To get
TIE and genuine artc.o. look for the u the
California Rig syrup Co.. printed near the bottom Of the
isckagc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-04
rurn ApErrlc EJECT OF PARAFFINE.-Dr.

ntfrc hut Is unable 10 rt'ir NHht NV 'H'M' ~
acton OF nraf,ne on the diphhcritic membrane ia.
INrIr.ENCF OF COLOR on THE OPTIC NERVES.
NJ Chaivcau has stated to the Paris Academy OF sci
ences that he finds that the eNcaton OF "a" rctna oil
ono eve BIZ colorcd light Influences tho optic nerves Of
tho other eve rs WELL In such manner too that w'
the eve acted upon indirectly secs the c"lor the
rc,lna actually excited sccs the Complementary copr
cn ob.elvng "A white surface with one eyr for Nhor,
limo through u bit Of color7d glass, then when the
gl,.s is removed the white surface appears TO be
tinted with the Complementary color OF the gas
rnmpirntivcly we'll known fact. OF course. but WHAT
NJ. Cmuvcan p1nN on, Is ,n, IN" rS with ,Se
other n appears to hc ~ IA" sam" color NJ Is thr
glass. Thl, being the case the Interesting iass Monii
eye ar, acted upon by those Of the examining eye.
DIplTuERIA IN sCIIooLs.-Dr. Thornc. Of Lon
don has presented TO Royal College OF Ply scian'
some special We've opinions to which he has arrived
ON the spread OF dphthcra, aud particularly In regard
10 the increase OF that disease during recent year.
in urban schools. the conditions leading 10 such re-
suit hnving been carefully studied by him Tor soh'
time past. lie shows that. apart from age suscept
blnty dphtheria Is specially Incident to those attend
na what are termed elementary schools tim, afe'
time the beginnings OF the epidemic having been traced
TO the local schools as centre. Among the special
rcic, rAlsiing at these PAGES for the dissemination
Of the Infection by and among the scholars, Dr. Thorn'
rinarI, that school attendance has operated TO foster
ana maintain those sore throat s. which so often
form the connecting llnhS between one ana another
fatal prevalence ri dlphhcia, that "reminiscences o
the disease have bocn notable among Those frequent
In. ,rhoos, whether dS phplls or teachers alSo IN,
daily aggregation within sthoo premises OF those who
nrc AZ the ngc Of greatest susceptibility To dlphheiia
las asan ana again I'D to sudden development OF tn
disease. and this in ora most potent Tor mischief
and FOR death. A. contributing 10 tins state OF thing
| DR.. Thornc cites the dsnclinaton to exclude from
school children Residing In Injected houses or 10
sycragc nttcndnnce. on which the financial stains
| the school depended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

baltimore, Dec. lc.-Flour steady Western super
q, s,a ~ 10: do. family, SO 400S3 50; winter wheat
tent s4aS4 30 spring do do. 81 250 "A 40; do do,
Straight cost sa; 30 receipts S3 "a, D'l' Whit np
nleady No red spot and December, "A i2@74 5,4c
January 70 lac; May 81 1lc receipts. Al ,06o bush
"a 200 bush. Milling wheat. by sample. .3@7Go
Com strong; mixed spot 40 14G42 1-2c year,
40 40 iSa49 3-4c; May 81 sac: steamer mixed, 47c
hid receipts 63,o56 bush; shipments. IL AL bi,h
s ssSn by sample 1924 34c: yellow corn do do
a SSlI Soc oats dull No . white Western tern 43@
stock 6s,e55 Rye Quiet No p SOC asksd receipts SSa Is,
1854 bush stock, ll4o53 Hay steady COCA o., 10
choice timothy Cork G Iar o ess qs sd coton
Zoe: nour Zoe. Cotton firm mddlinS. 54c
iihoniders 3.4c long clear l2c: clear rib sides
Iitc: sngarpickled shoulders. DC suearluI,N
smoked shoulders, 3-4o: hams, -nall II Lac !;
iMsS2c do fair TO choice, 284 soc; do, imitation.
S5a27c lade, fancy 24c; good to choice 3oa 32G
;els s'e Fscs. frm, osS40c Conce-Inquiry. quiet
no no carcoes. fair, Is Ice: No. :. Il l-4e.
BOSTON. Dec. l2.--Four dull Corn firm; steamer
xoow, Soc Oats firm. shorts dun; Other ma no
Seis Unchanged. ReeeiptS-Flour, 800 bhl' 1000
ssc,s corn, $4,000 bush; oats. $4,000 BUSH shorts
49, tons.
liberal: limits firm; sales 1000 bush No. l Northern
70 i sd 1G d e eosed NS at 81 3de do new, at
e. So sc; No / northern Duluth, old; at Sd 3-4c
do Chicago, do. AT 50 J4c, %. Minltapoi>. 40. III
81 Dn nth at 70 lie; No. Northern. at IS 34c.
Wnter wheat firm: No. > red at T0c No. white.
20 asked = cars No. 3. eXti1 red. sold at Il l4c.
on track. Corn opened strong advanced l cent :
later declined IL cent ana closed weak at inside
nrtces: sales. : cars No. = yellow al 4s04S 1-2c ;
! cars No. 8 yellow at 47a47 We cars Sc No,
llc . tc. 6 cars NO. , AT 46d46 Ice, . No. d
AZ As 1,aa45 3-4c. on track. oats steady for NO.
. white; sales. cars at 80 ;}-4@ 4Oc No. , white
d,,I and weak at 37U35C asked No. mixed soc. on
Track: 5. 800 bush No white at 80 Ice, In stoIc
n"rlcy duu and weak: No. Western, 72c: No. 3
n ~,ro 60 zoe: No g. GO065c No. A. 50d 5Gc ;
Wcbiran Goa zoe: state, 65075c; Canada. No AT
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Eggs quiet. eac. Cheese, steady; prime to choice

Eggs quiet. e3c. Cheese, steady; prime to choice
Ohio Nat. 1-eoI0 1-ac.
May 7 = sc p SC. - .4i"s e4c 60 northern
73c Com active so. 3, 3Daloc Oats. 10
White Sd83'c No. B. do 81 i2t ne nc l rar
f Srd l. IS Pov29s r SrS anf5S 81 co5
ibis wheat. 5000 bush barley. 1900 bash hip
mens-Four. 5000 bush; wheat. FOOD bush: barley
Minneapolis Dec. 1e.-There was quite strong
opening IN wheat, and for hour The tendency wa,
upward. until the force Of the Government report hld
been lost when the market broke. There was a big
sale OF each wheat and at very fair price, early hut
The market broke before the clrer-N" Northern ~
90 t. No. Northern At CO., Rccrp', Of w9 ~
- isc: lowest, Is 10 clc@5. = 9,sc December
opering. &c hieh"t, &c: lowest. 90 o-sc: closed
G6 BE: on track. 30. ! bard dc: No. Northern,
G5 lie; No. .. Northern. 57o 50c.
S. Ions Dec Flour steady unclaimed Wheat
down prices and the cose wa Ia sc uhdrr S'ir
day Cash ana December, Gs -; January, g? i-4c ;
wheat until near The close when rallied ana slgsca
lse above Sa.nrday Cash 3, 20 Dcce% W.,
4;i I-io13 3sc. oats lower; cash. SOC bid May,
- &C Rye duI no al $. Barley dull Nebraska.
prairie. so; timothy sIOo 40 Is. Lead steady
common, zoe; chemical hard. $500; iiaAsced
- l.2c. Cornmem qri.t II 80. whslcy steady
~ %. Baggng and li's unchanged. Provisions q1ci
bnt firm FORK. "a =. Lara, 50 20. Dry III =.
short@. 81 30: strips. ~ 81 - boxed lots, Zoe
mo s, G%tconss9SndcS y 5 lpn n9s and W.
s12 %. RectiPts-Floar. 5000 b.l.: whclt 1000
hush: corn. :23.O0O bush. oats. Il 600 bush rye,
10000 bush; barley. o7.Ul0 bush. slipmcmt.-tour.
5000 hh'. wheat 80 coo bush corn. $4,000 bush
oats 10000 bush; rye, 1000 bush; barley. 10000
bush.
Toledo. Dec 12.-Whcat dull easier No. = cash
and December. "a &c; May. - so Corn steady
No. cash. 43c: November. Zoe January. ~ lac
May. A. lac. oats quiet: No. cash, &c. Rye
dull cash, Sic Cloversced dun, steady: prime cash
81 so March, 81 50. Receipts Flonr. I22 bill
wheat. :4.24s bush corn, l4.292 bush: cats. so
bush clover seed, 22O bush. Shlpments-FlOur. .25
bbls: wheat. l,'o0 bush; com, $500 bush: rye SEQ
hush: coveiSccd 262 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

SIC; No. at 1sc: No. o. extra. at 75c Rye Grner
at 81 lee bid; sec asked for no. = Flour quiet.
sHt nm: best spring "a 4oasi 5o DO winter. Sia
~ loo; rye -four S3 40a 81 80 Milifeed firm and
unchanged. Ecceipts-Flour. 1000 bbls wheat a.
goo bush corn 5000 bnsh. shlpmcnts-Flour 80
ooo bbls wheat; l3lOO0 bush corn. $1,000 bush
oats. $4,000 bush barley 5000 bush rye. ID 900
bush.
Chicago, Dec. 1.-The leading fumes ranged a. fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
miscellaneous.

ACADEMY or MEDICAL UYPNOTISN.
(RcmCVedl. 2Oi West l2Sth.s;
DR.. MCCARTHY receives pupils ond
patient. daily circular fee -. 1hIrsday
evenings. hyprou cNp rncn'ai s"auce.
"DE. cHhRCOGS HYPNOTIC tx.
DETRIMENTAL MJEDIK" eNIouudcd H.
Academy ~ Medical Mrsm,r.Sui. 2il W,>t
l2sth--t.. by DIR. MCCARTHY at Lc,t
Thursday evenings scancc. $ 0'cloeE.
WANTED Washington hand press. =
col. folio must h. In first -cla-, orf'ei. 80.
dress. stating lowest pfit' for cash. WA
7. HOCGHLAND. 10 Modest. ~ otlyD.
l.. d.
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epnnIrp Ksal gsta!e Tor Sale

AGENCY FOR Residence
pro- critics for sale aud to let large variety
Of choice building sites. TUBES 4 TAN-
LOR. ; BeckHon-St.. and Monicisir
FOR SALE HOTEL % The Sheldon
House. OCEAN Grove. y. J., with all is
nodatc 300 10 400 guests steam braicc on,
aresan wells: worth sl0t.0o0 VIII w.
scld Tor $50 go IL taken at once. Apply
LEXINGTON STORAGE. 25 and - Les
lnPto1-ave.. Brooklyn.
ORANGE. y. j.. r,ai estate (all stations.
70 Toy sale and o rent p;,.a EDWlN T. hANi~
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flats 60 Get, unfnrnisbeo

NEW liOUsES.-H and bath rooms
heste1 six rooms and bath private hail, I;
w. $50: 1T 107 and 100 East oGth-st.
corner paik-aye.; entronce q Park OH
sstseet also . few flats left. 130-13G East
sot..st.: six rooms and bath: ali light and
ssted: from s32 ~ $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
Hoaro ln0 Hcoms.

A DELIGHTFUL 9d-stoiy room: Of
hall room; refined home; good board.
East Gith.st.
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domestic Sitnations Uanteo.
Females

CuAMBEnMAID and WAITREsS.-By
neat Swedish girl willing. .obliging' 10,
Ifraid OF work excellent reference; tsi
or address JENNIE, care Ala $40 fu'o"'
= HroOklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

Males.
DRIVER for milk route wishes position
hy man speaking German: understands
The city thoroughly sober reliable best
reference. can or address j. PEAFF,
carr 'osmopo ~. 80 Uth-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13

| COOK.-By Grst-class economical German :;
| understands her business IN all It's branches :;
| bert city rcference city or country. liz
| East i2th-st.
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Busiuess Cbaures.

A FEW PERSONS desiring 10 derive
steady and substantial income from snail
savings by applying Immediately can place
Sl00 70 500 In an industrial stock paging
minimum OF 10 per ccnt PEI annun. guafan-
ted for 10 years with maximum dividends
aided; d. PROMPT. Pcstoiiice Bon l37
ATTENTION, COAL MERCHANTS. -
Bargain. 1880 will buy. Newark. y. j.,
roai yari worth - 600 year. HODGES
49, Broadway. Room :.
CAPITAL WANTED.-Busln,.s sure:
proit, laiHe coHe y, on irpoS ,iblc ; aitirl"
superior 70 othcr> that have mlde millions.
Address MAJOR W. NJ. GREEN, DAYTON.
Ohio.
For SALE. an oil c,tablishcd retail
grocery business. retiring from business
reasons 70. sale. Apply or address y. 4.
4 Pcail-st.
FOR SkLE.-An ola established piano
ne.s Is easily leaned. TAYLOR & son,
East lsth-st.
FOR SALE.-pruf sror, in city Of Bridge.
port. terms easy ino agcnt-. Ad-it-s
RHOWN. carr Ashland ilou.o. cit,.
GfNLEMAN awaiting rcnittancD FOR
loan OF 5000, WIZ return 1000 January 10;
appointing al interview. TOWNSEND.
Tribune Once.
JOB rRlNTINS OFFICE. vc!l c-'ab.
iish d good b Sine. clccti over. M
-, at on; che'p rr ,ash or good security.
i. =. DiLLtNE. SyTlcu-c. y. y.
MCDONALD & WIGGIN~
49, >iNi@S~ EXCHANGE.
40 NaS.au.-t
Business place. OF every description sold
quietly without publicity; no charge TN
sale j. made
MANITOBA Jartuct. or lur'le- - t1k
hold o. SUI cfi" TO- rheumatism have
aichc-t tr.-inonirs ffom prominent businc.-
men. both IN New YORK CRY ana lHoo.
yn no trlfcrs " slcnts. Address \. H.,
roN q. Tribune Once.
MIL BUY typewriter foi onsh: mutt
be new within >iV Inodths no agents.
Apply OF address No. 30 Broad It. Room
81
80 PER CENT PROFIT can IT, realized
o. purchase inyes'I mt stock so.d AZ -s,rtl
nee. Address BpN Al. % FhuFch-st
5000 SPECIAL CAPITAL. WANTED.
Ono hundred pr cent pron' Cuardnt. cd
ample security. Adirrs> IlNAN, L. -
thrrch-st.
O.otU ~ required. commence with
81. 500. manufacturing o each speciality
viii acquire interest Deuing, 1T least. 50
600 easily safely. "DCPLEx." TEbuuc
once.
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hall room refined home; good board 80
East Gith.st. ------
A.-RoOMS. with excel cl,t bc.ri baths
BEST Of reference 3? Last C2l-sl.
HANDSOMELY furnished sunny rooms.
single or double, steam heated with INST
comm0isted. 81 West s7th-st.
REFINED HOME. with good board for
gentlemen and lady students. 81 East
0tth-st., near Modison-ave.
5TH-AVE.. I'll, between 18th aud Seth
stsIElegantly furnished rooms With or
without board.
6TH.AvE., 5sS and iC9.-Eiegant family
with private bath; private table IL desired
single rooms and bath sl2. remainder OF
season cuisine unexceil"d re!cs-nces.
I7TH.ST.. ZIG EAST adioinging Union
Square Large and single i"nn,> hated
comfortably furnished excellent board.
PSI. 81. l45 EAST. c,rsmnci.y rark-
Desirable rooms substInf al table: every
thing first class privilege private parA
refer Fences
81 WE>1 2GTH 81. MlILEHS HOTEL.
-Nulte> for families. singh rooms for
ladies or gentleman, with hI.t.chss board:
best iefCr1l o.. - guests have been here
on an average 81 ~ ycais.
9TH ST. 30 wEST-wi'h loard hand
someiy furnished back loiIor and pther
rooms.
47TH-ST. I37 WEST.-Fir.t-cla, table
loarf dinine-ioom on parlor nof.
18th 81. 3l3 WIS i.-Hald.ou.ly far.
nishcd Rooms with .uWi0rr board house
newly coratd sanitary plumbing; Icfoi-
cnccs cNch1ngeI.
GITH-ST. 80 WEST Steam heated
alcnv" plrlo~; hoard optional. private
family. J.. Il. SCTDDER.
2.3 WEST 49TH-ST. -Furnished rooms
to let with board also table board.
brooklyn
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. Handsome
rooms and fr,t-cias, board n 80 columbia
Nrish'-. 10 minutes from Ncw-YOrk Ci'y
Hal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
20 Oct for Business }1urposs

21 BARCLAY -ST.-Eicgt 1T store. PIX
100 with basement same sire. and cellar
OONloO. PLASS, 234 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
Citp Real estate for Sale

-
CHEAPEST 4-stoIy. 20ft.. hIst-class
house 10o-tL street near Park end sta
ticn. STEVENS, 9th-aVe., cor. 33d-st.,
9th-ave. and lo4th-st.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-FLA1S-Two double apart
ment houses 40NGs lots j0N9O each rent.
$3.50; will cell for $40 600 each built by
one OF the best builders IN the city Apply
10 BvLKLEY & HORTON, t0G Myrtle
ave-. b Ooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-13
Citn Real estate 90 fft.

$1,000 beau fIFUL 3stofy high
stoop dwelling; private block; excellent
nelchbOihOod. l64 West 91th.st.