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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

GN-M Manana Sc espera procedente de St. Ma.
zaire St. Thomas Ell vapor frances de Is Trasat :
lantica, en- viaje para Pto. Plata Haity.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Los socorros suminlstrados por Ia sociedad
Los Anasqos del Bsen Pdbltco 1urante 81 mes de
Septiembre, ascendleron 323 pesos. s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Aparatos de glmnasia muy elegantes bara
,os los venden ARMAs JIMENEz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

L9anse los anunclos de los preparados de Ia
acred1tada FARMAoIA BLANCo que en- la primera
plana pubicamos. Nuestros farmac@utcos en-
piezan despertar del letargo que Sc hallaban
con peruicio de sus intereses de los del pals en-
general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04
100 Barr1es Harina

de trigo americana los venden precios m6dicos,
CIVIDANES & c.
Almacen, calle de Tetuan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Han venido de Arecbo continuar sus estu.
dios en- el Institute Provincial los j6venes don
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Por conducto fdedigno hennos sabido que el
colera decreciendo en- toda Alemania, especial
mente en- Hamburgo. Han sido relativamente
pocas las ciudades visitadas por la eAfermedad,
no habiendo pasado en- la direction del Sur mas
ALA de Coblenza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

a
de la tarde. a.
Ell dia primero del corriente Sc lnscrlbleron
en- 81 Registro Civil de esta Capital los nacimien-
tos Felipe Jose Martinez Cotilla Petronila
Adelaide Cipriana Suarez Rodriguez y las de
funciones de Telesforo Chavalier Escut6, de tu-
berculosis laringea; Roberto del Rio Marrero,
de raquitismo Antonio de Ia Crnz de febre
tif6idea. Aver SO inscribieron las defnnciones de
Maria de Jesds Soto VaIdejui, de cirrosis he,
patica Manuel Alvarez Gomez de lesion cardiaca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Miguel Angel Balseiro don Luis Ginorio &
ouenes deseamos buena estancia entire nosotros
mucho aprovechamiento en- las diferentes materias
que vlenen & cursar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Esta uoche las siete media tendra lugar
una reunion en- ell Gobierno Militar para tratsr
asuntos references la celebration del 40 Cente-
mario del brimiento de America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04
Papas superlores

200 canastos gallegas, 800 cajas francesas,
,frecen: BAOUERO Y GANDARA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Los vecinos de La cale de San Francisco Sc
proponen echar ell resto para ceebrar al Patron.
Sahemos que habra diana al amanecer el 4, que
una orquesta recorrera medic dia las GALES del
barrio. Sc suplica los vecinos poner banderas
en- sus casas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

potencia para poder su sombra desembarazarse
de los obstaculos que ahora 10 abruman, quieren
que esa protection sea de tai naturaleza, que no
les cueste tan cara como les esta costando la
anistad lnteresada desleal de los ingleses
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04
Venta de muebles e., &: & IS?a;@ g; ~: !;

Alfonso XII ndmero &C. Pueden desde la una las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24

ont which it would be impossible. under the present
high scale Of wages. for any American MANUFACTURER
The only advantage the manufacturers have who
not protected in any sense under our American
among class Of people that earn money. lbs Is
only true In the sOcalled protected Industries bl
IN all Other channel Of 5 ACTIVITY I1
A great many 'rades would not exist at all; only
for the fact TINT by tbs wise home policy the re,
home; We have built cities. and have improved the
country generally on moneys that otheI%iae would
have been abroad and when the question Is pnt
us as 10 whether protection has really advanced the
schedule % compensation for service, we nrtd only
compare the schedule of today with hat Of thirty
wears ago, and we ind 1t to be double II not three
tines what II was then, and tbs Is 'rue not only
Of laborers and mechanics in the tlnpatc ana other
1t may be sssertca, however that he price Of
labor has up the world over. but the difference
or two and half times thai paid In Europe today
70 illustrate the difference between the European ana
case OF two Wels hm"n whom Know. lhry al"
brothers One had been in our employ from ton to
money while his brother who did The same kind Of
work the other side for the same period OF 'me,
mad no. saved enough money TO pay his fare to inm
CRATE the United States. but was compelled to work
Ills way III one Of The steamers as fireman and ser
landing III Philadelphia, borrowed enough money from
have the difference between what YOU call the pasper
European and the American laborcr.
Protection has also done another hing. II has
created nom" competition it has stimulated invention,
and brought down the cos of the article that all
nroduct OF manufactured iron are sold TO-DAY for
than one-half and in some Instances, for onequarer
what they sold at before this present system
Of pro ection Instituted. and If the manufacture
1t will meas,rably have the same effect In that line
as the American manufacturers have already begun
to shorten he process. ,-....,.-
by any who may Interest themselves In the enter
PRISE and the time has passed when the free-trade
plates are not made I'm the United Stacs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
PLANS FOR 4 NEW IRON HALL.
REORGANIZATION EFFECTED. WITH SoMERDv
STILL AT THE HEAD.

REORG ANIMATION EFFECTED. WITH SoMERDX
STILL AT THE HEAD.
Baltimore. Sept % (specaD.-suppme Justice
F. D. somerby Of the old lion Hall, has been elected
Supreme Commander Of the Iron Hall. The new
t,rcorn Las been Incorporated uncer the laws OF
Maryland, and the Supreme Headquarters will be IN
Baltimore Somerby's plans were carried out TO the
letter. The forty incorporaors OF the new organlza
ton are all s'anch friends Of his, and great IS
their admiration Of his financial abilities and 50
strong their sympathy for him that they mailing
up a purse Of 81 900 for him Mr.. Somerfy and his
friends ran the convention here from beginning %
end. He won tie New England delegate over TO
him, and the little opposition that came from Western
members was overridden. The star chamber
methods that governed the meeting yesterday were
continued today. ". J. o. Woodman OF Worcester
Mass presided at todays session. When Somerhy
was named for the head Of the new Orier he dc
clined, but by unanimous vote. accordng to the
story told by his enthusiastic friends. he was de
cIared the choice Of the handful Of delegates Who
claim to represent 444 bNanches Of the old order and
$4,000 members. The other Supreme officers elected
are: J. Albert Clark, Exeter y. H., Past Supreme
Commander A. H. IIosIner, OF Baltimore. supreme
Accountant; Joseph HarHs Supreme Cashier and
Dr. c. H. Baker of Philadelphia. Supreme Medical
Director.
The new cashier, Mr.. Harris is q well'known
citizen OF Baltimore who fills places of trust In,
number OF benefl cal orders lie was oUpr'hc ""'"'-
man in the old Iron Hall Mr.. Hosmcr the new
supreme Accountant was also an officer in the Old
The financial plans Of the new order are to pay
81 600 In seven years FOR about $3.50, or $500 In
seven years for about $3.50. Old members going INTO
the new concern Sign warrant giving the supreme
Accountant the power 10 draw from the receiver Oh
the old Iron Hall the amount due them, which Is
transferred into what Is explained TO be the reserve
fund of the new order. Old members VIII receive
new certificates dated al the time Of their entrance
into the old order. They viii have to pay certain
percentage about 1928 II 900; Of this amount hey
viii nav one-sixth in cash give note for the re-
mauder which will be deducted from the amount
OF certificates when paid maturity. The onc-slAih
cash payment goes into the reserve fund
This was the plan outlined by one OF the incorporates
this evening but & Lay be slightly Changed, b.
said before final adoption. The Officers Will be-
required to give heavy bonds, and II IS proposed to
engage the services Of an expert accountant ho' IA
member Of the order to examine monthly ali &C
counts and fle report for publication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
LIFE. INSURANCE MEN ADJOURN.
CLOSING THEIR HARMONIOUS CoSvENTIoN-TIE
NEW OFFICERS

CLOSING THEIR HARMONIOUS CoNyENTIoN-IHE
NEW OFFICERS
The convention Of life underwriters at the Carnegie
Music Han was closed yesterday after most IGrol'
ons and ENJOYABLE session Of three days Joseph
Asbruol1 of Philadelphia, read paper on The Fnt"
Of the National Association
The election Of officers resulted as follows
President G.. f. T.llnghaet Cleveland, o., vice
presidents l. Layton Register, Philadelphia. Penn b.
F. s,aAl -. Paul MIMI: II. b. Mcgs Baltimore M''
L. W Moody New Haven. Conn; d. b. shideier'
Indiana j. L. Pirth Kentucky ". L. Benham' south
carolina: c. j. Gore, Kansas; VI. l.. Rocdrr Nebraska
w H. Haskell New York; W. g. StanilHnd, New-lOrR
A. b. Denton It Louis, J. X. Noshcl, PIoNldeh'c'
r. l.: j. T.. Day, Texas: secretary, f. IL. Pummei'
Philadelphia Tenn. treasurer william Ratchhe, Nc"
YORK City.
The new members OF the Executive Committee are
L. d. Drewey George f. IIadley, New-Jcrscyi j. H.
Borlcy. Vermont; H. II. Kinney Wisconsin; T. IL.
Bowles. Louisiana and Z. W PlckeI, Michigan
II was voted to hold the next meeting at Cleveland
Ohio The proceedings incident TO the nduci' n oi
the new presiding officers into their places were cared
ont with all the formalty of the Masonic ceeIn"nal
The rciirin. officers hOnOrcd with elaborate ana
laudatOy resolutions passed with three cheers ana u
tiger. The new officers expressed their mingled ic'i
irA,s OF elatiOn and unworthness In flowing percdN'
>ssond Vice President stahl drlfted into stump
spcch of great cOmprchcn siveness and duration when
las turn came The bugbcar of rebate" was roundlS
denounced and mathematical II IS doubtful II any
csber body of th. same size could produce many
handsome and ready speakers a. the INSURANCE
men have sent their convention. They represented
900 general agents, who employ lo'ooo suo-"ee"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
AMONG THE ATHLETES

The reported schene o. the OF the Nations. Base.
ball League take up prtt s-!onc bicycling caused
the followers Of outdoor sports BICYCLE
tracks b. laid all the ba-ctrl Rrounds aud N
pizcs VIII lc offered. Bicycle games VIII De- atfIng d
10 tako place when The hWne are on ne ioad
A. q. Spaudiug Is said u b" tim chief moscr I'm Tie
scheme a. h. is rtcd 9th ia baseball and m TIE
manufacture % bicycles.
Wat.r Cash director Of football o. tho Manhattlr Ath
le,c Club recovering from his recent hu"ss and ex
poet, be IN New iok and tAko charge Of thc t~om
next week. The game with The Unworthy Of Ponnsy-
yana was cancelled u his illness. Tie nN,d
dates FOR October follows: Stevens. October
Rutgers October II Yale October 10; Schu1kill Navy.
october 10. y. Y. 4. q. october o.
IN connection with t,e recent disqualification by the
New. England Association q al ahlets who competed At
The Worcester -. G. s"ptom, 81 s. Secretary george
W. has called for mail vote their Applications
for rcnsatemcns and u.inAs, IN Tho crcun stance
Of the Coz. hcy VIII be unanimously wMtew A~hod. The
Worcester and oil genuine lovers OF fact sprnt.n
lubient Donohuc Will now measure sped with
Jewett Allen Stage and the many lesser hehts Who ssp,e
win to 100 aud - yard, csnpo shps at Manha,al
Field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
To FIGHT THE CHINESE EXCLUSION LAW.

Chicago, Sept. 90 (SpecaD-The wealthy Chinese
merchants Of this city sre becoming greatly excited.
The powerful Chinese SIX Companies, Of san F7nc.co,
which are fighting the Geary Exclusion law. have gone
a step further In the war against the Government.
The big men among the Chinese residents here have
received private advlces from the six Companies
setting forth the fact that 1t has been decided to
every Chnaman in the United states 10 deiray the
expenses OF fighting the Exclusion law. The assess.
mont will not be compulsory. Every Chinaman who
hsd been assisted IN any way By the SIX Companies
was expected. however, TO aid In the fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
IN THE FIELD or SPORTS.

MAKING RECORDS AT NARRAGANsETT PARK
Providence. Sept. 30 (spcciaD-The closing day OF
the state Fair devoted to the children. the pnbIc
schools being closed for the day. The weather being
threatening The attendance cut down notlceably'
but the figures for the five days will exceed IooOo'
and this beats the record FOR Rhode Island STAT"
Fair, There was an abundance of good racing To-Day
The bay stallion Kremln. In the 20 class race. won
tho second third and fourth heats In 10 L. :l2 IA
and . IL 81. The time In the fourth heat was the
fastest ever trottcd by foury stallion and he
fastest fourth heat trottd by horse. The quarter
WAS made I'm 80 and he half l Oj IL.
An incident of the day the presentation OF a
floral collar To Hal Pointer by the lady superintendent
OF the fair. Ed Gccrs, Hal Pointers driver, re-
c.ivcd "A bouquet.
This afternoon the Worlds record for double team
trottIng was lowered. Belle IIamln ana Honest
George made mark Of H. Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24

Phi ode.Dila sept. GA dismal rainy morning BID
fair toiay postponcma OF The crcHct game
between the visiting Irish eleven and toe AIPhi!o-
d,lpha team. All the seats Ia tho riand stand were
sold days ago but owing probably TO tie gloomy day. not
play began.
Captain Meldon. Of the Irish tam won the toss and
elected bat. Tie rsiD made the wicket soft Ona i
grew bupy and cut UP by the play The ball shot
and broke from both sides and tie hAt,men we're cot
PEELED 10 play with the greatest caution. The Phia-
ceplans decided not make thr essay at the Wicket
lcorr tomorrow. The 81 the Ir shnens FIRST
inning Is a. follows the fall or each wicket, Il.
r. -, 81. 80. II. 90. lOs Ii5. l75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24


LARGE and small room; nicely
furnished and decorated. 81 West 2lst-st.
ELEGANTLY fuInl-nrd room.. s22 Or
week and upward crltlolnon only. l25
"a ave. co ner ] lGth-st.
FURNISHED ROOMS large and .aail /;
references. 1'b Madi.on-atc.
HANDSOME newly furnished rooms;
sinrly OF "a suite: excellent table rrlc
rnres. 90 West iSth-st
PAKLOR. or PARLOR floor. Tor
drcssmakrr; furnished, bath. &c. i05
East 30th-rt.
IOlII-ST, ~ EAST. near Rroadway -
Two large. elegantly furn., sled rooms suit
able for persons / night up; bath ii-Oln-
ing folding bsis only $40 a week refer
enccs.
I7iH-Sr. 80. opposite Stuyvcsant
I'rk.-Nicrly furnished rom 70 let gentle
man only; very REASONABLE terms.
20 EAST 22D-ST. -LarRr and small nicely
furnished rooms; also rooms suitable FOR
ply ,lcian terms moderate reference.
2oTU ST, II EAST.-Nicoiy furn,sllcd
rooms; location and appointments unsur-
passed.; excellent table tran,lcnts; table
tOard.
8sTH- 81. 30 WEST. Handsomely fur
nishc1 large and small rJons American
house. all Improvements breakfast op.
uonal.
l25 WEST -ST.-second story,
front holh ooiI, furnished; gentleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24

MILLION WAS SUNK IN TIE ENTEAPRISE
Albany sept. % (speclaThe blast furnace Of
the Olcott Iron Company has been sold TO p j.
McArde OF this city. for about S35 600. The capital
sunk in the enterprise by the OlcOtt Company exceeds
81 100000 The plant Is on Van Rensselaer, Island,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
Go Get for Business purposes

BROOKLYN.
TO LEASE from May. 1893 factory
building. 800 10 3d. Hcwes.st., brooklyn,
nrar nroaiwoy elevated. } minutes 70
fcrrle. o. hy 90 feet 3-story brick and good
La,um ~ and cngnch0use, nov occupied as
,Los iactory (thc tenant will Sell engine ald
.haftn. II IcqglrciI also FOR sale. plot
suliobie for "a tory. GGXl0O feet, 81 Ross-st.
II Is SHOLFs,. owner, so Bedford-avc.
TRACT nor Sh-Onc OF the most des.r..
abb oiiicc buildings ln the city, corner OF
Nassau and spruce IS, adjacent 10 C!iy
Ia. po..uiIre CITY Courts. Bridge, etc.
nrices ~ lrt reli, modesc te. including heat,
cl-ctdc lleht aud o.canhh9 passenger and
freight elevators. Inquire at Book store,
$50 Naasau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
Dnar0 fUante0.

74TH ST. WFST.-TWo large rooms, pi1.
vat. b.th. with board also small room; re
errnces c.. Port Box 2,l65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
relp UanIeo.
-dsles

Males
AGENTS and CANVASSERS; msie or
female; 80 IT, 81 daily profits sure, ex-
perience unnecessary; 40 talking required;
address L PUTNAM & CO., Wet winsted.
Conn.
EMPLOYMENT Of all Kind procured fsr
n,en and maze heip furnish q free 10 en-.
ploysIs. MUTUAL AGENCY. S34 Broad.
way.
mon CLASS .uDuroan property. water
front, Westyiew, y. j., 20 minute' from
wanted. STARTLING u co.. JIG West
:3d-st.
II VOC ARE sccging employment or
wish T. make u change "a ! az the o.d-cstoo-
,hci ami reliable NETWORK AGENCY !;
positions Of every GAS quickly procured
new orders every uAl, information Tree.
80 Broadway, corner oth-.t
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers TO Lon.
don and Liverpool ~ work for free passage.
81 Grccnwlch-~t.
WANTED Immediately young man for
out-lde and office; must have 300 salary.
NE1riEoSSSlAEf HxcmHHcE. A5R3P 81 pTo s way
WANTED. Travelling salesman to carry
an Al side line holiday advcl tl,.G9 speciality,
brand new, for retail trade, large com.
missions address Merchants Dept, Il. S.
PEALE CO.. Chicago. H.
WANTED-A GOOD salesman for this ter.
rltory; good pay 70 right party with salts.
factory reference Apply b CHARLES
J, PoGUE. Genl Manager. Chattanooga.
Tenn.
WANIED.-A superintendent for SILK
mill. located in Paterson must be compe.
tent to manufacture novelties In dress silks
communications confidential. Address Il. o.,
Bon .. Tribune once.
WANTED -ot,ntloman Of ability 10 act
a. local manager OF land syndicate; must
give SINAI! bond. Can 10 10 II n m,
one week, HERBERT b. REED. IA West
S2d-'t.
YOUNG MAN, about IS. neat and re-
fined. FOR Hammond typewriter and 10 AS
Sist in genera Office work city collec-
tions and pyramids. Address, with r fer
ence, specimen of work and salary eN-
peted, CURTIS, box 1,4S5 L. O.,New-York.
Females.
4 TEACHER OR LADY OF EDUCA.
TION. sensible. sclf-pOssrssed, who can con-
The winter. can address LITERATU RE,
A>X b, station d.. city.
GOOD salary guaranteed TO ladie- willing
TO do writing FOR me at their homes. I'D.
dress me f. own hau1nritine with stamped
cnvcIope. Mis- EDNA T.. SM YTHE. South
Bend Ind, proprietor OF III" famous Glo!1
Watr for The conpfNiou
NURSE-A Young woman a. thoroughly
competent nurse 10 twO-yoNf-Old child NUT
nave best personal city reference willing
q live In city o. county, or travel. Nd
dress. giving reference, L. q. Box O33,
Cooperstown. \. Y
WANTED. Girl with god reference, Tor
general hOu-rwork in Hat Two In family.
ID. SKUNK, 3il West pa st.
WANTED Z. tobcr 3, two hrst.class
women, one y. waitress, the other ~ cham
bornald, in a private house In the coun-
trv short al -tau,e from Scw-York COM
Portable home and good wages given; non,
but competent. respectable women need
reply, IN own hand Nr.ting. 10 Mrs. f.. A.
McALrIN. Sing Sing, \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
Connirp Real estate 60 Eet

pl1inaeld. y, j.; furnished or unfur-
nished; perfect order, all modern improve,
ucnts: II rooms bathroom, hot ana cOid
water throughout seven minutes wax from
h1rho0d and surroundings. Address q. IL.
d., PlainheId, n. j.
FOR RENT.-A mouse of twelve rooms
and harn 70 let on Broadway, opposite
Kocls~ellavc.: all the late5t improve
mcnts for rent for the Winter s.ason'
furnished. Apply a. NIX. WILLiAN IL
CAMPBELL, Long BNnch, y. j.
MORRISTOWN.- -For rent. thot desirable
brick house, 80 South-,. elegantly FUR
n shed; IN complete or1"r convenient TO
Inc station. store, churches and schools.
INQUIRE Of J. HENRY JOHNSON. Morris.
town. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24

inst south of the city, and was built twenty year
ago. II ha, been Idle Tor a dozen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
DoBLE WILL not MATCH NANCY HANKS.

Lexington. KY Sept. q CSpccal .-Budd Dobe tclc.
graphs "Mkc' BowermRn declining the lstei's poIos.
10 match his four ear-Oli champion stallion Mo.
Quette 2;lO against Nancy Hanks place
next month. all the MONEY going to the winner.
Dbbc said he would match Nancy against any
hor.c living.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
miscellaneous

LADIES who are In se0rch OF antique
furniture plate. andlrons. SC. viii ind
their wishes gratlntd in al lines at very
reasonable prices. Address CARSON, 301
Last 3ith.st.. cor. 2d.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
Real estate tUante6.

CASH AID UNINCuMBERED country
Dlate. ps.ec sl2 600. Tor West side private
toJ5J PHILLIPS a. WELLS, Tribone
Buildlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
THE WILLIAMS COLLEGE BASEBALL NINE.

Williams own. Mas. sept. 23.-B. Howard. "a
today resigned the capaiucy OF The Williams Colce
baseball nine ald q. Lynch "a. was elected captain
Lynch was third baSemnn last scar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

ARTISTIC APARTMENT, beautifully
iurn she'd four sunny rooms and bathroom
40 Housekeeping superior restaurant. Ap.
ply ANDERSON. apartment No. b, The
Hinton 2s3 Vest 42d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-24
gounIrp Real estate for Sale


AGENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR. Dwell
ngs for sale OF to let large ass3rtnent Of
handsome building site terms cay.
TrBBs & fAYL0R. Beekmon-st. y. &:
A Dt'sIRABLE MILL P5orER..Y
by rail, near Ncw-lOrd CITY, Tor sac.
BEALE, Tribune ONCE.
ALI WANTING HOMES In Now.
Jersey will call uron :. d. HOPE, Genital
Building. 148 Liber;y--t.
THE ORANGES. y. J.. maar al ~
tons. Real 'stst for sa.r. New modern
rcsdence, test locltion. 10000. EDN. p.
HAMILTON CO.. 9G B'woy. n.
FOR SALE. or EXCHANGE for farm
free and clcar.-Kahway; y. j.. an rlesnnt
riagc.hOuse and stables; lot 200 fcct deep
- feot front lawns and shade tr''s; > min
utes from station; nicely located ana In
information inquire Of NICHOLAS MOON.
Ely. over Postoniec.
FOR SALE, MONTCLAIR.-Ncw ten.
room housr: , MINUTES 10 depot; lMge lot {;
great bargain. Box 10. Tribune. Oilice.
FOR SALE. to nanuiacturors and build.
crs. blocks Of lots fronting Long lsland
Roi,ro0d with bulkhcsd waterfront on
s SyMiHH@ LIsyN' s5s Msgg'i}son-SSe.
IN NORTHERN Ntw-Jt,,sEY. one
tract {. 900 acres large Lake well stocked
buildings one tract l.lOo acres l;,kc
VOL stocked buildings; one tract, 100
acres. trout stream and water power bnuo'
inc, JANIS w. HALL, 74o u o1d'SI''
newark y J. Other tracts ini sale.
on MOUNTAIN .-Drangc. y. J. 40
minutes H. New-YoIlS; several propeities tof
sile: Sl3 600 10 10000 high clcNluon :
unnue- uOnably healthy. j. J.. hAHili~
TON & CO.. no Broadway.
coo ACRE FARM, FEiiNSlDE. BEltK-
Uenox In sight) .-i'rautifully divcfsiicd
hay meadows rolling hills and orchards.
hlgh upland, in timber; l15 tons Of hay
harvested this year; ample barns for 100
head Of stock large dwellings. occOmmOda.
tions for 100 borders running water good
roads: fine society; terms, - 500. balance
mortgage term Of years. j. u. CONDICT,
10 Wall-st.. =. Y.