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New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
tBvT Ayp NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Aug. io.-CaptSln John r. Thompson.
"A Intantry having h,.n found by an Army retiring
board incojacsicd Tor active service viii relalr 70 his
home and report by letter To the Adutant General
u the Army.
Nv direction of the President. Second Lieutenant
t;corgc Kirkpatrick. ION Infantry Is transferred To the
csvalrv arm with therein from June II. 1892 ard
. assigned 10 the ,th Cavalry The following Transfers
IA The 18th Infantry arr made. First Lieutenant Charles
: Hall from Company Company First Lieutenant
william y Hughes. from Company T. COMPANY \.
% much o, special orders of August o. 1892 directs
oapt1n Harry G. Cushing. ith Artillery 10 Join Battery
l. oi his regiment i suspended until october /. 1872
when h. Will proceed comply with hi orders In the
meantime he will be continued IT Adams II.
The following changes in the .tauons and dutlc. q
officers Of the medical department ordered Fir,
Lieutenant Paul hhiloct assistant surgeon.
porry san Carlos. Arizona Territory, is relieved
from duty at Fort Grant. Arizona, ond assigned N
nanent duty at san Carlos, Arizona relieving First
Lieutenant Nathan = Jarvis. assistant surgeon.
Lieutenant jarvis will report person IN the
handing officer Fort Apache Arizona for duty the
station, relieving Captain Louis VI. Maus. assistant
surgeon. Captain Maus will report IN pcr.on to the
commanding officer Whppe Barracks. Arizona for dut'
at that station. Captain Richard w Johnson assistant
surgeon f. relieved from duty Fort Iayard NcwMe>iro
and will report In person 70 the commanding officer Fort
Dowle Arizona. duty that station relieving First
Lieutenant Philip g. Wales, assistant surgeon. Lieutenant
will report IN person to the commanding oic'r
Fort I,ayart Ncw.McNico. for duty AZ tiIat s,nlon
Walter Reed assistant surgeon, will report IN person
the commanding general Department Of Dakon. FOR duty
ns attending surgeon and examiner Of recruits the
headquarter, Of that department
C;IbraItar Aug lo-The United States Cruiser Newark
he flagship Of Admiral Bcnham. sailed hence to-day for
Genoa. she viii toke part In the Columbus fctes
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
MATERICK BANK AFFAIRS.
A DENIAL THAT ALL BOSTON BANKS Do
SIMILAR BUsINE:s IN NOTES

A DENIAL THAT ALL BOSTON BANKS Do
SIMILAR BUsINE:s IN NOTES.
po.,o, ,Auc 1o-The Maverick Bank invcsu'
u.,on cnmr,,,tcc visited the Clearing House ms
r,or,irs II is stated that their ohIeo'
Yoo ~ find ont II banks at the Clearing House
oro In the habit of running short ana con-
rrra,,v borrowing money The Maverick BANK WIS
generally a borrower at the Clearing House,
A, The investigation to-day by the committee inc
sret witness was John Murray Marshall Ns'N'''"'
n,..,act ATTORNEY He reviewed the course tno pr"'
ecu,on had taken and the finding oi the lhu'o'"o',
which were afierward quashed by Judge Noi''"' '"'
told of the new indictments fJund WEDNESDAY.
Tbomas p Beal director Of the Second National
nj. -, poston and receiver Of the Maverick Bank
80. 10 ,he action OF the Clearing House committee
mo. brought about the investigation by thc '"h-
,,oller into the affairs Of the Maverick Bank ana re-
lated the occurrences that led up TO the ia'"c' mo
,,,oes knew that the surplus. capital and IndiVin'N
oets NJ the Maverick Bank had gone, and that thcre
n.o, g. shortage OF 100000. Tho capital was S4"'-
600 or more strictly, abrit s3-O.0oO. lie did n"'
know about the undivided profits and surplus
senator Chandler said "%r. Potter has t"Sened
ha,ore this committee that all the banks IN h""'"'
have been doing business in the same way a. has inc
Warersnk Now. Mr. Beal. l ask you II other Boston
horhe have haen doing business In relation to prV'h'
cory notes the same as did the Maverick BANK
.Not at all" was the emphatic answer. 81 have
,.med with members Of the Clearing House and there
s no bank IN Boston to their knowledge that has uohe
business on that basis"
Mr. Chandler said i wish you woud aFcer'''"
% Won can. H. on August 7. whom Mr. Mngr'uer ~
ported to Controller Lacey that .ne
u.e ,ooninp money and quoting the second NntohaI
W Y, 70 in,rsre confidence in the Maverick lnuk' nc
was telling the truth whether he He'd about II;
The conrmlttec then adjourned unuI '"o oc'o'A
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
NOTES BY ". STEINITz.

W.
IN The opening has resulted In even position an
REQUIRES no remark excepting that we prefer inc d'
veopment OF Kt-B 3 and Q B-Q9 for white" ana
on blacks part the b should have been posted NJ
Kn Tho text move allows Black to form n ma
,ri,v ~ povns on the Q aide with the view of an
attack IN the centre and on the other wing
IN, This intention OF doubling the adverse ia"hs
bv Kt would have been better carried out at once
without opening the Queens file. She could 'hel
retreat XIX sq followed by Kt-Q i >. which would
hive strongly assisted the formation OF counter at
tack ON the wing, beginning with P-O j.
fc) His field Of action was on the WING wherc he
bad the majority Of Pawns. and he should have IN
.ttuted preparations for the advance Of P-O RJ 10y
E-R So IN preference Anyhow II was better To
select the other Rool for The post chosen
IA, Also waste OF time which assists the adverse at
tack. The III was more useful mt for th" purpose
of rctreating II to So In order TO prevent R-o
or ,o drive of the hostile Rcok eventually.
(o) Whites welldrcctcd attack now comes to n
head
n II o. p-KR3; 81 KtxBp. ~ X kt
- p Kt 2: 20 Q y RIP 90 OK > - r. u and wins
fr) Good and fine enough. hut ~ least qult" -
brilliant was - Kt Y p "a R-Q1 df - NJ
sjPxP 25QxQ: 90 i dis. en- hnd WIZ =,
" Z = ch 25 + \ Kt: 20 PIX T. 2d u J.; - Y u
cb 27 H txH: o. OK oh.. with winning game
th pcautinil. farsighted and correct See dl'EThn'
~ Threatening i On.
G0 The termination is rcpcte with fine and sillful
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
THE CAMpMEErING AT COUNT TABOR.

Mount Tabor, y. j., Aug. 10 (Spccia) The services
Of the Newark Conference CampMccung continued 10
day, being In charge Of the Rev. Dr. s. =. Hammond
presiding elder VI the Paterson District. AT 10 30
a.. III. a large audience listened to a by the
Rev. +. V. King. OF Paterson. his text was the
ten verses OF 85th Psalm: "Mercy and truth
have met together; righteousness and truth have
kissed each othcr.' The Rev. E. s. Jnmlson Of Ar
nngton. N. j.. preached eloquent at 30
p. III. The young peoples meeting at D. m, led
by the Rev. Dr.. ID. X. Lowre was largely at
tended The Rev. Il. X. BOYD, Of Paterson, was the
preacher for the evening service.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
busluess 0bantes.

coon oprortunlty for party Win a
mall c,pIlal = fancy goods ,tnre on NAN
Il. established an years. AhhFoNs r"
PATERSON J.. o., y. j. no agents
GOOD INVfol NENr.-5.OoO shares
o, s,ock IN a new enterprise for sale nee
rom any speculative element Wh'ic wy
.railes, investor receives The benrht "l
combined capital. shares go each, IAyaDIe
on instalmcn's = ~ pr month ulS ~ ,,n
nay'rr husin.--. write fYr ~ ;icularN. hr
r. COMPANY, Postoice bon ~ fh'iu-
drlphla Penn. .-------
CAPITAL wANTfD.-Ncw d'pauurc IN
h,o.e huifcIng. attractive saves tNo-thliuS
cot. BUILDER. Box =. IHuuhe ''n''.
EnU hALE-Lumb.r yard r-tahllsh,d
t, $50. only ON. in town. aNcrarc yearly
,l,. sis coo. stock about 81 90 s1oI o.,
% an. for selling Aiir'ss SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN. Trihun" oN|cr.
GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dlspo-e Ct, 81
49,. ief,off clothing a. folr value. VIII
,i'-,.. call or address. EDWAltD MILLER,
'.- shave. -----
cuoCrVY. candy and cigar store for
sa.0 store and rooms rent rlt I|t
,nonth. causc sickn.ss. Apply l1oJ ~ T.
gcu->t. -------
r1RT%rn WANTED with 1000 o.
moro; s'arl~ 70 d. cash sal'- uhi'n,nN ,
rants large MONOPOLY 30 r.-h; 'Aii on
= F. RNLLNRD isS Pearl -. Nc"-h otN'
SERVICE, a. PAETNEs and ,.o'n' cay
i,sl wanted In wrll-' -tahl-afd SCHOOL
Addres, SCHOOL. Trihun" Once.
THE WHOLE or ANY PAlrr OF 30
hare $40 pr value. ~ Stock V"uI''f
r,n Dee had ~ two-,hirds - value ~ "a.
drc.slnc O.. T.. BAILEY. Man'hc'i' M''''
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.yrRRY SIMPSON CALLED TO ACCOUNT

wichita. Kan. Aug. 10 tspcciaD.-A division was
rated on the Old soldiers reunion grounds last night
,v . controversy between Judge Iotdn. OF steven
county and Congressman Jerry simpson. In his
roech Judge Botkin made the remark that there was
Eanean who had written OF the people OF western
rs in a letter 10 "Thc American Watchman,"
-. u,,e mon are selng their honor. the women
.,Sr vir,uc and children becoming criminals and
,.os,s for bread" The audience demanded the name
=, 49,. ,,4ter and Bo,lin answered Jerry simpson"
c,,,.or vas IN the crowd and was repeatedly called
Tor but refused 10 come forward M the close OF the
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
BUILDING 4 TUNNEL UNDER Difficulties

Baltimore, Aug. 10 tspcclaD.- -Qnclsands and
springs have caused much damage nlong the line Of
the baltimore and Ohio Belt Line tunnel under thi.
cfty thnt the estimated Of the great work will fall
short 800 900 more The entire front and the
towers of the baltimore City College have been under
mined and pulled down. Other fine buildings along
IIoward-s, under the bed Of which the tunnel is
have been more or less damaged. Three months ago
the comrany thought they had all difficulties
but In the past few weeks the workings have been
sinking and experts In tunnel construction We're TO
dav summoned from New York to examine into the
trouble Water has been rushing into the tunnel from
dozen different sources, but Is partially checked.
The contractors have bullt an inverted arch beneath
the floor OF the tunnel 10 strengthen the walls and
will construct several other similar arches owing
IN the sprngy conditions OF the soil the construction
Of this tunnel has been unusually difficult and the
,rork will moi be completed soon as expected Tw,
men we're seriously injured In cavcn in the tunnel
today
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

speaking. Simpson accused Botkin Of doing him an
injustice, and said the remark referred TO was aPphea
TO the people OF Boston and New-York. This Botk!h
denied. After sharp exchange OF words between
Simpson and Botkin, the latter said If you sad
this thing about the people Of Kansas. you are dls
reputable and dShonOable." The crowd was grow,
ing excited and Simp-On threatened with PERSONA
violence. Judge Bothn interfercd however ana
Simpson was taken away by his friends.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

4 SOTVEyTR PERFORMANcE OF "AI BiBI"
Chicago, Aug 19.-The one hundrcdth performance
of All Baba' given last night. one Of the
largest audiences assembled In the Chicago Opera
House was present. The souvenir Is an album con
tanning portraits OF the members OF the American
Fxirnyaganza Company.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

At REDUCED PRICES.-5oO second.
land wood aud iron working ma hlnc.
fuiiy suAf1nt1cd machinery DsnghL Ann -
changed. GEORGE h b. EDDY 'ro
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
Uorh Uanteo.

MlicS.
POOKRFrpFR- SALESMAN -onA Nv
rcrlcnccd N both, VINO viii re unemplo,e Ell
an"r sept would llA" position. LhD"ER,
Iilbunc once.
BOoKkEEPFR and NNNATTR- Want
ed. poslto, as oihce manager and 69okAe.y.
tet a. IHin.Nh ,-,ef'>Y boOIi' l'i
''io''' '''' i'i7o '''nI'' -
CONFfCrIONER. Foreman on German
md American cak. wishes a stelGy place:
o'ci or hakcry =. WEA, n 3d-,t., coraer
IarA''N'-' h"b"k'h, \. ).
CAHpl. NTry and UANDY MAN Win
tool. y,.ot ',,1tv .it..,tl1n .hrn n.s'
fefrcd: 1:ed +, working ON power say,s.
Addn,- SAMUEL +. wELsER. $40 last
el't-,
DRIVER or GKOC rKY CLEKK. cX-
prrienccd. wishes situation IN county
'''rt ani .hstir pr't r'irr,r-' 90
Or alaa.,, r H. care Cosmopolitan los
", -.''".,.' -
man, can drive single or double.
.o.I ~ addres' {. SCIIMlrr. ~ M-aye..
l'l"'N''" "'
~, llc"n~e; 20 ,or-i,nd' ail e.cctric
'P"',' P1' II War. in on" rl,cr. mol NJ r,i..
salary. kdIr.-. uoN : al (1nrt-s. H'kivn.
---,.,.,.,.,..,...,.
plctl,rs ,nI flames ci.ansd aut -en"tat.d
rlldln, and enamclling WILLIAM
T, ihrue once
out.r.,o,ds si. p1.,',..s' ~ .so-n''gs,, n''" mn
one, f,u 80 ,1d-as. - ~ a. a.. 80.
rnn..r,,,, tna ~, 9o,h Wee '"'' N"''
--.,...',.- w. ", ,--,'',,s-
,rv i..,N ra,. Nr',on y''fs IN S tnS c9.n sr.
c,-. c,n., lcnr. in ,i,Io h.I, u, 'o' ~
cr"pees % Add c-s ~ n ''1 n1rPEKIIhrpTv' o. s.o
Oaklind-st., brooklyn. y. Y.
TTRFN,N v,pt. r..i,io, 90 rc,c,-
.,ce ma ci,ss Icc,Ie ,'nJ ,-s,,,l ,,c
nttiue and r'l rcpair~ M oh'cc' on to long
hours Wndrr1tc -al'rr n ro.t place.
Addrcss HoN :. 6i tourt-so BrooNvn
HANnY.NAY want, pn,it!ou "a, nse
IN nter's c.rn,nter'e a1a s.eon,' nlf.r's ,oo,s
Address WILLIAM. Tribune Onicc.
U,NDy NAN w,nf. oid obs or IN
kinds nr,,r dry a, v,..k IryAvnl-p
'Tritu," orirr
- '''.u,i' - ''' -
elc ,rsal rN on 1Sel sa nr''ciss'
o. w,n," rr.i,in, ~ wu nc, Wv,
49, Nv. '''s'! ~
E% rsta rLts ~ "Un;s E,@, st9S - G'do,o Yea
A3s,nss ~ rii-pIyI.rCu -,'''inu 10 ~ WoA'
Nuur.1, UT, !. - u" = VI, = II -lIy-Ht.
to,inV ,ido ilyHsI%r.'Rs i;aS, Psr
AK H,o,dv,v " i-i''
20 "'''""
JANITOR.-A mniiy Of three grown mr.
',,' r.. -" -" y''t'e'i I'H..l'.i
:, years 'N rlehee r""rehces' w. SlMON,
II Anrh-st.
JANITOR. coiorcd. wishes a situation 70
take charge Of nnt, hcet of refercncc. Call
or ddhns, HOW LfI !. care or CosmopOll-
tah, lo< Ne-t "Jth-,t
MAN .obor ma i,d1strio1s mIdJIo-
aged iust arrived rom Er-ons wishes an,
bnd OF WORK y. TiiiEL 80 =. i3h--t.
NArpIrn v,v iIrhoIs,er.,1 go
80 t 49, i,,, ~ i,,,',9'' A., "NntS
,i =" ~ itpFu' os 'uu..a; u,a,.; .s"e9 win
~ 80 y - W Do o.'''. ~ .s""-o..
tio ~ '.,,,,ot ,Dn'.t n''I,i % Wlshrs posi-
to.i. tn, 49,, 49,, - ~, "'"Hs win
sys, -, .",S 10 "o'' rt ~ w .0r stNrlge
G.N 49,. ,ao,, ""'''' AHO""S Lo-
otl,ift ,sSisr1 = \, -; =, -, -.
v,sb's ,,,,o,',,, ,, ~ or ID ~. Lrith
ooo1 o.,'n,t. ni.U's."' y. n'lo ,"nnH Hl"I. WIN
,V n ,""'" ".Ip' rV,vlc.''. All o, auures
Do, w. care Oh Cosmopolitan, IoZ west
roy ft-,IN Roof, rriinhl. colorcd
man o"sS r'I,cnc- NuHng ~ work. Call
tn, ~, 30 ~" EAb' care Cosmopolitan,
80 " - '''"S'
pORTER-Bv a womb man a. ,o,,o,. =
driver willing to Do any Mind ~ vdr1 "
dre., MINCI. 81 Eosc-st.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
Citp Real estate Go fet

Brooklyn.
TO LET on LEASE.-Bcautful new
hs rdwoOd finished hodse, win Atensioh
dinine.room and buffers pantry, VIII Dr
decorated 10 suit the tenant. l.uSi ana looo
Dean-st.. between Bedford and Nostrand
aves, near Union League Clubhouse. k'Ie
chance to secure a iilstclass house, open
every day. Q 10 y.
+. A. BARNABY,
o0l Mon.ague-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

BUTTERFLY young German. speak
ing English ana French, Who understands
nj, business thoroughly best tc>tlmoniab'
as to sobrlrty. hilcsty and colabiiity.
Nan or apnly Al5 4th-aNc.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20

Males
BUTLFR-By respectable man as
butler Ia pri,at, family; four years first
class city references. Cal at Ia East
2gth.-t.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
Boaro an0 Huomo.

City.
BOARD AND ROOM wanted ,. near
iO7th-st., Oh East side; private iamliy
preferred. not tIo expensive, by sinS,e
gentleman. Address. with tull pa s'ucu'i's'
f.. Is. T.. Postoliice Box l,Of-.
HOTEL VIANO and restaurant. 30 East
lsth.st.-RoonS daily 81 MP; weekly Win
hoord. sll up; elcyaior; Ir,a'c dlHm'-
room FOR parties.
GRAMtKCY PAHK.-To let. win
board. handsomely furnished rooms ttas'
-lcnt or permanent; house SURROUND
ings uncXccptionable.
2IsT-ST.. . wEsT- Desirable. co2I
rooms superior board: TRANSIENT; fall
engagements now making references.
22D 81. 8 wt.Sr.-L,rae second moor
fIont room with board furnished or un-
furnished :; ; other rooms. table board.
26rh sr. 81 VEST Elegant suites and
single rooms with superior table. Arrange
ments made fog September.
81 EAST 20TH-sT.. near Broadway.-I.N-
eellent board pleasant sunny looms guic,'
nlcnt district; special terms 10 ptr1nalien par
ties rooms cn suite Tor families excellent
table board terms moderate.
4oin->T.. 81 " tsSI-ireasant largc aud
small rooms superior board arrangements
now made for season; references.
boTH,ST.. OF WEST. T.-Desrabls rooms,
cii H.ie' VI WIN ohp'ii"i ''''N .
Table hoard references.
GIsT.sT.. EAST. 1e2.-Largo. neatly tuF.
nish,d rooms back psr.or home cod.forts ;
superior table refined Ger ran Protestant
family.
-tTH->r., Wiy>T-A arrc and snail
room. with hoard, IN quiet homclike family ;
references. C.. Rom 2os World Building.
1.8D-Sr., 12O wEST.-very large front
room; handsomely fu nl-hed large closets,
water sc: y w-Engsnd table house ana
location nrst-class.
! 463 5TII-AvE., near 40th-st-Elegant
rooms high-cass, dainty, abundant fare;
reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
for Sale.

At REDUCED PRICE.S.-5oO second.
land wood aud iron working ma mac,
fuiiy suAf4ntscd machinery D.nghs AZ.
tnaHccd GEORGE b. EDDY. 'so N"A
-pb--t
SNAIL HOUSEHOLD FOR SALE,
.ultabe for a bo'rdlnehon.r 'n"'p y" S"s
count of owner leaving city inquire -V0
ta-s 75th.,t.
MAGNIFICENT 1900 upright piano.
.liO three pedals. three string, uv""'' az
ton storage. 10 West 2Jd.''.
FOK SALE.-Sai,ty cushion tlcyUr -
GOOD condition must sell at once. W. & h''
n ist-st.
BICYCLE-Cushion.ti Meteor safety,
,,.,'. 81. Lnli.irarin. al over, ligt's,
oncr buys 1t. METEOR. Tribune NC
HICYCLES.-Nc hlgh.grsdc pneumatic
and ru-hion-tlred slfcti"> en- az Sr-,n Il
Columbis expert ordinary so W" i"'"'
ili frnnEiin-st.
nlCYCLE.-Ladics' full.ball cushion
s,,e,v new, haf price Diamond pncn-
matte S75 cushion. geo. 100 Murray I
IlI;D MAMA Kecps canary Birds IN
good health aud song while nouiIhs, "a
changing !elth -. lJc. ~ Nt.l. Ely
Hook ice. Bid FOOD CO.. 400 \. 3i
t.. philai, lrhia. Penn. ------
BI.ICkS. BKICh> FOR sALE.-Jard,
isrtntcrs Bgisn So Of bur PoSpoiian ornamental aid
,e1 fronts; arches ground Of shoit notice
once. North l3th-st.. Philade lphia.
DESKS Rolltop-. cashiers. bookkecp'
er.'. lawyers, physicians, mcchaanlc'' archi'
tccts' 500 liroadwoy, near mons'oh 80, :
store fixtures. partitions, railinss' sno"
tahlr-. counters. shelving; II Boni-'S'' near
broadway. -
FOR SALE.-Fine Astronomical tclcscope,
,made by Al,on Clarke & Sons. makers ot
th@ Lick t-lc-copc, complete with aces.
sorles ,cost 1928 VIII BE- sold ior 80 no
les. Address II. l.. p, l6i Nc-t otsD-S.'
pICYCLE. safety. in god condition. $50.
Call 535 East 15th-st. basement.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
EEMENY'S brilliant CHESS PLAY.
SCORE OF 4 GAME IN THE STATS ZEiTUNG
COMPETITION, WITH MR.. sIEINITZ'S
COMMENTS

strongly played and brilliant game In the
StaatsZeitung's' cup competition at skaneateies -
ZUKEETORT OPENING.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
aklng.
ARTISTIC


ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-UniQ
designs; hotol orders at short notice and
mod rate charges goods purchased, N de-
sired. Mrs McELkOY, 81 East 9th-st.,
opposite Denning's.
DRESSM. KING.-Fine summer dresses
made from Is fit and Workmanship .guaran-
teed also ball. evening, dinner and recep-
ton dresses ot equally low prices for this
month. Madam BONA. i3 East 2Oth.st.
DRESSMAKER ER.-Good drcssmakcr wants
20 20 out by the day 81 80 per day; best
reference. MISS X. BROZMUN, 1927 East
l-,3d-st.
AKER.-Flegant cutter and 1T
ter. S3 day or et home perfect NJ guar
anteed Indian silk grenadine or cloth suits
made in one week for 80; fancy w2ists ana
Russian gowns a speciality. a East lotn-
ST. near Broadway.
"LAYETTES. ."-Iadles requiring fine
hand made lO.g and short outfits, French
aprons. gulmpe+. &c. Will find IL TO their ad-
vantage TO address MADAME, Tribune
Oflce.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-20
Gcnnlrp Real estate for 9als


AGENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR:-Dwell::
hand.ome building site. terms ,ea,y
TuBBS Il TAYLOR. . Beehmsn.st, y. :.
BEAUTIFUL country place at Fordham,
800 feet frontage Oh Two princlpu avenues
good house and barn decided bargain. X.
NJ. FULTON. Tribune Building
ELBERON. y. j.. and West End.-lor
sale, elegant cottages. special bargains by
WM. LANE. Long Branch, OPP. HdyieF :.
ron HUDSON KlVkE city or rural
apply To JONATHAN DICKINSoN. the
real estate agent, Poughkccpeie. " y.
HANDSOME summer residence. well 10
Gated. rooms, modern conNcnicites , az
andalgua lake; sl2. 800. Addtor, SPlyc tAh
BARGAIN. Box 3jl. Canandaigua, \. !.
MENDHAM, n. J.-Peaeh oT1chard, ,oiId IIill
for eolee the ehlo4cct stir sle IN AsSri.s 5Sr~
W iInlsIde.aye.. Montclair, y. J.
PALISADES PAHK.-Chclce lots on 4io
monthly payments no free passes; call at IA
Chamb.rs-st.. snd go with our sale.nul
free of expense. Be at our oliicc at l. 80
noon and our agent will take you 10 the
property
TIE ORANGES. y. ,, tnSSar oil -, ,ta, tor
SnSlfence' S'Di', best location, 10000. EDw. p.
HAMILTON 3 co. 96 bwav, \. Y.
TUF CHANCE of lifetime Tor a phy-i-
elan wanting a practice and a hone lor "a.
Nv rra-on u death residence office, medical
iihrory, medical instruments. horse. car
ria~n oll con.rlete ,idrnre and ONCE h:So
he, n occupied ~ n physician onice for IN:
pa.t twelve year everything In thr t~-t
',der Address $. 4. SMITH, Executor
Newark. y. i.
500 DI'Ys i3 acres famous for com;
randinp Wow ~ mountain. Va lev 1nh
rlvcr. depot minutes walk; New YORK. -
miles: no buildings. good water. WI
fruitai chance 81 lifetime. 'oN .
sTANT. Box II. st. Eemy. y. Y.
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A.-se. ~ o0.-NlC ELY Iurnished feOlI.s
for young men. bath references 70 West
lOth-st., near 6th-aNe.
FURNISHED ROOMS. with or without
hoard large rqla" MONS also hall
room; near elevated and surface cars I46
Washin gton-aNe.. brooklyn.
HANDSOMELY furnished cool r1onis.
near l. station summer prices gentlemen.
81 West 27th-st
MADlSON.AVE., l.!27, opposite 4aik,
nea- l2ith--t. Two largs connecting royTns.
furnished or unfufnisned also ballroom
American family.
VISITORS TO NEw-YORR,
wishing rooms In most central location, apply
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1orses du6 CarrlaQes.

FLANDRAU & CO..
FLANDRAU & Co,
BROADWAY. DIST. AND 7TH.AVE:.
sPRIN0 AND SUMMER CARRIAGES
Of the best clsss,
Fictoras, NaRonettes.
csbriolets, Depot Wagons.
Vis-a-Vis, Curtain RockaNays,
Lsndaus, TX. Top CaorioleA.
Lsndaulettcs. Dos-a- Dos.
omnibuses. Rosd WAGONS.
9 Pass. Rocksways, Top Phsetonh,
Coupe ROckaways, L,dle-' Phaetons.
Doctors BrOughans. Buckbo7rds,
spider Phss cons, Village Carts.
Two Wheelers, Runabouts,
Mall Phaeton,. Derby Phaetons.
Fancy Traps. surreys.,
Uuokboards. saxon Phaetons.
+.in.Hand Breaks and Omnibu-es.
Have all styles Ha-ness.
Prices Constantly on Hand. ,>yr
ALL NOVELTiES IN DESIGN, PAINT.
WOOD AND TRIMMING.
REASONABLE PRICES.
FOR SALE.-A pair OF nnc mahogany ray
horses. close mated. all black points, To-.
hands high. @ years old. thoroughly broke 70
all harness, can trot In 3i2, wa ranted sounu
and fearless OF anything. Call on :" b'
SNYDER. 5li Wyandotte-st.. South Bethle'
hem. Penn.
wAN1ED.-5o, 600. 900 people to send
Tor Bireh's carriage and harness ca.a.
Moderate prices don't pay such entravagan'
,rices for harness and carriages csno-
ished 1852. AddresI J. n. BIRCH. Bur
inron. n. ].
FOR sALE.-TIambletonlan marc SIX
years old fifteen hands high. ANDhhW
BARR, JR., AyOndale. y. j.
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Ciip Real Gsiate for Sale.

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IIOES FOH THE NEW-YORk IkiH-
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TOWN OFFICE. No. ,o42 Broadway, ID
door north OF Thlrty-frst-st. and ADVEH-
EASEMENTS a, IL following Brancn q,
hees 254 shave. :. e. cof. 23c-s.. l32
Shave; l57 Fo.rth.aye.. corner -Four
teenth-st.; 700 Third.aye.. corner Forty
sseventh-st. ! .026 Thir1-sve.. near Slx,y'
hrst-st. 1,70S First-avc.; T; I06 West FORTY
second-st. 175 Columbus-ave.; 90 Liberty,
st. 81 Avenue A; a2S Third ave. 20 20
west Fourteenth-st. 251 West i2d-st lay
Church-st. 5j4 Third.aye 1888 Third.
ave-; 2.05l Third.sve.. between 1l2th and
1l3th sts.
A 5-STORY STORE Cormbus-ayc,
10000. STEVENS, 9th-a,e.. eor. 9'd'
81, Sth-avc. and 10ith-st.
i,rooklyn Real Estate.
DOUBLE TENEMENT. cold water nes
Tor saie:-Rockawsy-aye., near Eastern PARK.
Way. East New-York; new house; very
sncssp for cash. Address RAPID. Box 10,
SSzhpne Once.
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WAITRESS BY Young Canadian Prot.
estant, fully competent to take charge o.
dminc. room, glass silver. etc. reference II
3 years assist chamberwork. With Ma.
IYLLL,. 3su 6rh-sse.. S6eAe SlSt.h-