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The sun., 1892-03-18
eubseriptsos by Maii-Post-paia.
To Ruin tho Central Park.

A bill has been passed In Albany. and, un.
fortunately. signed by Governor FLOWER
80 that II is law. which contemplates a
revolution In the Central Park such as can.
not be tolerated. 1t proposes to build along
the western boundary OF the Park a
new road. not less than seventy feet
wide. from the entrance on Ffty-ninth
street to One Hundredth street. to be used
especially by trotting horses without limi-
tation as to speed. A speedway cannot be
crossed by other roads: and so. besides
whatever other changes may be neces-
sary in the lines OF the existing drives
and walks. and in the plan OF the un-
trodden park. each one OF the entrances
from tho Eighth avenue will have to
be made by bridge or by tunnel OF
nearly eighty feet in span or length. OF
these entrances there are now ten. for ve-
hicles and pedestrians, NIL told. A tunnel
eighty feet long would be an extremely
unpleasant novelty for people accus-
toned to stroll in and out Of the Park as
IL Is; and. as entrances. q series OF great
bridges with spans OF similar dimcn-
sions would be features little short Of
monstrous. To allow seventy feet OF clear
head room for the gentlemen in the light
wagons, these bridges would either have to
bo huge straight trusses. like those OF the
elevated railrond. or arches springing across
. distance SO much greater than seventy
feet that the bridges would be such as no
landscape artist would ever dream OF asso-
ciating with the Central Park.
In saying this we do not consider the very
great alterations. both to the eye and to
the convenience Of the public, which would
have to be made in the approaches to these
exits and entrances. Nor have we present.
ed the radical revolution in tho character
and sentiment OF the Park. involved in cut
ting straight and level street. seventy feet
wide in the clear. through the rocky and
wooded slopes Of the narrow strip lying
between the lakes and reservoirs and the
Eighth avenue.
Piled on to these facts OF tho situation
there would remain the inevitable demand
OF the horsemen for equal accommodation
with the drivers. The riders too would
have to have their broad. straight bride
path. where they could throw off the lmi-
tattons OF speed. with the attendant
changes in the charming intricacy OF walks
and drives now adjusted with such wise
and comprehensive art. Tho limit is scarce
ly conceivable to the demands of various
special interests for further utlitariau re-
arrangements Of the Park.
Many millions have been lavished cheer
fully and successfully to make the Park
rural. restful. and free to all in its uses but.
and we speak in the fullest appreciation Of
the desire Of many gentlemen for road
suitable to the trottcr. this law orders
transformation that would not only be very
costly and very difficult Of execution. but
would in effect be the key to the destruc-
tion Of the Parks present character.
The project to put speedway in the Gen.
trail Park cannot have received due consider
ation from those concerned in decrecing
such absurd and ruinous changes.
Thelaw authorizing this revolution should
be repealed at once.
The sun., 1892-03-18

The Democratic leaders in the New York
Legislature are to be congratulated upon the
Congressional Apportionment bill which has
been introduced by them in both Houses and
which has already invoked acknowledgment
and high praise as singularly Just. well-con-
sidered. equitable. and necessary measure.
The sun., 1892-03-18
says He Is n Survivor or the Custer Mas.


NrNcIE. March IA very happy family re-
union occurred Fix miles west OF this city .
few days since at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. L
Il. Russell.
For over thirty years member OF the family
day he ,nadea happy surprise to his old parents
and friends with his presence. Ernest tho
1850 going to Minnesota. where he remained
until 1852. when he enlisted in the, civil war
and remained until tho close. when he Joined
the regular army under com mand OF that gal:
liant General. Custer. Nothing was ever heard
ofthe young man until his name was BY mis-
massacre Mt Little Big Horn. The young man
was. severely injured in the fight. but rocov-
ered and lives to once more enter his homo.
where he will remain. Ernest we'll remem-
bers the famous Indian light and relates the
horrible spectacle he witnessed in u manner
that chils u PERSONS blood.
The sun., 1892-03-18
AN ApP.ILLING SUGGESTION.

What Would Recome OF Congress " II were
Carried OutS
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: 1t is said
that in the Roman Senate a man who pro-
posed n new law did SO with a cord about
his neck: and il the law no proposed had not
merit enough to secure acceptance he was
strangled.
In view OF the food Of bills" introduced
and laws Of doubtful utility passed in Congress
and l, o. our t state LeGisatIEes might It. not bs
SPoIswooD. n. j.. March II. CivIS.
The sun., 1892-03-18
What . Comma Looks Like.


Aunt Polly" was a strict disciplinarani
who taught their A Is C's To uruly urchIn ae
fremont seventy yearsago. One day she was
on , punc,u.tion and asked e one iii Miliiken
what u comma looked like. "It looks Ike .
pollywog, ma'am," was tho answer, Bill got
his ears cuifed, but not scholar there ever
failed 70 recognize u comma ut ssAthiter t''at
definition.
The sun., 1892-03-18
The Nun Used N slx.shooter.


From de SIn Aa'oEio Lai'y EIpros.
LAREDO. March lO-There was great excite
ment at the Catholic convent about 3 o'clo
this morning. when three pistol shots. fred in
quick succession within its walls brought the
police 10 tho scene. Investigation disclosed
that one Of the. nuns had discovered man
vent. and by the time the intruder had reached
the sacred building the Sister opened fire upon
him with IA siX. shooter at close range The H.
truder beat hasty retreat.
The sun., 1892-03-18

y
kChsER sESr BY REC
12o j. Na. 90 Collect Npr
Received Mt the Western Union Building. 1876
Broadway. y. Y. Mch. IL. 1892.
Dated San Antonio. Tex. 10.
To The Sry. NJ j.
What will you pay me II secure tho arrest OF Cats
rlno Garza Mexican revoutonist and scoop on it for
Tue SuS!
C. NJ BARNES. 221 Salinas St
The sun., 1892-03-18
Descriptive.

what a curious pose the Venus OF Milo has"
Yes Just like that OF woman IN the act of 'aA'ns
seat In horse car and trying to think what o'Ay !"
the man no has given IT TO her."
The sun., 1892-03-18

"Ie rArcful OF y0rr use Of the article. M son ,ht
the gTainnaran TO his boy. Tel man he - ihe sus
aud he loves you. Tell him he - . stua, au4-SsA -
may thrash you"
The sun., 1892-03-18
The steamship Indiana that carried ,

The steamship Indiana that carried a
cargo OF -four from this country to Russia as q
gift for tho famishing. was welcomed at the
port OF Libau on Wednesday by tho American
Consul to st. Petersburg 'and by several
Russians; but there does not appear to have
been any functionary OF the Cars Govern
ment In the welcoming party. The announce
ment was made q short time ago that the Gear
had given orders that tho whole Of the busi-
ness OF relieving the famine should be under
tho exclusive direction OF his Government and
that no Interference Herewith would be per-
mitted. 1T is Of course impossible for the
Government to receive contributions from
charitable Americans. or to take Official notice
OF any such contributions: it has. however.
acted courteously in permitting the Indiana
to land the gift cargo which 1t carried to the
port of Libau. and We have no doubt that 1t
will permit the landing Of the other gift cargo
which has been sent from this port. 1t must
beremembered by American gift-givers that
the Car Is as proud as he is imperlous.
The sun., 1892-03-18

To EproR The suS-!siri In The dictionaries !
md this "slewed. a-some what drunk" This settles
the question 10 the condition Of zera Rabbah
slew, or slowed, him. sexnxxh
The sun., 1892-03-18
Ono View OF a Ga. Meter.

DO you know gas meter Is TO me almost human -
ITO no. too II has that dreadfully human tendency
toward untruth."
The sun., 1892-03-18

4 population as base and cowardly as ours.
-Ereniny Post
We deny that the population OF New York arc
either base or cowardly; but We affirm that
the man who can make the insulting charge
made by the editor OF the Erening Post must be
both base and cowardly. even though he came
here from the good old Irish parish OF Clough-
baWn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
flats 60 Get, llnfnrnisheo

A LII LIGHT ROOMS stcam.hcatsd ele.
N ganty decorated lovely Tor snail fari-
lies, strong inducements. b West Gfih--t.
l. LAlS 10 LEU unfinished and fur.
n.shcd. Desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, SIS Broadway.
SQUARE No. GS Sou-h
w THE Central : light rooms and
bath IN personal charge o. owner reference
r.Ouired So i.nftor
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Help uanteo.

Females.
Hi'NDRESS who viii assist %" wait.
u pos. Can ~ Nr' BENEFITS GsJ
Gth-ave.
rpIIE MOST relt,I trldc OF prof. %
/ Tor young ladies who will no, d. u'nIal
v Ork f. the ar, o. hair sing, a. taught
by Madame IHOMPSON. 1903 5th-aNs o
terms within the reach Of limi'od mfAn-
only - DAYS rcqulIed to bee abb. Z, MI
positions.
xSrANIfD.-A frot--tsn nurse gri b
w family small; house an uod"rh im.
pfbvcmc rs Addrrs-, with r.i"i 'nccs 9nd
wugc- wanted. Lock Box 81. tity M MI.
vernon, \. Y.
VSIANTED.-A Protestant glr for gcn. rl
w hOuseWOrk. Call cary al house. l~3
Wo.t ijth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
Conntrp Real estate for Sale

II OR SALE.-Les, than one hour from the
CITY Hal 300 feet on street and 300
deep ts,reet curbcp, gutterJ and tagged
on high ground overlooking and few rods
from trout brook with line gravel walk
along the bank for quar'er Of . mile under
the shade OF large oaks and elms part u
the brook Will BE- sold with the high ground
IL purchaser desires will be sold only 20
party who will make improvements 10 CORE
spond with the surroundings. WHITING,
a. Broadway.
II OR SALE OF TO LET.-IRV1NGTON.
l. ON-HUDSON. modern English cottage,
/" rooms delightfully."- situated near sta
ton very fine river view price SiV,UVU
easy laymcnts rent 5000. JAMES Il,
HAY, Wall-st.
II OR SALE.--To close an estate. about %
L acres on strawberry Hill, Stamford.
Conn. admirably situated on two highwSys.
For particulars, apply 70 ROOSEVELT
son. 80 Wall-st.. Ncw.York.
L. OR SALE.-At Lyme. Conn. on Long
L Island Sound and Connecticut River
country residence; choice location me
ton 25 acres furnished or unfurni he'd
Apnlv on premises to Mrs. FALLS, or L.
j. FALLS. $50 Broadway. N. Y.
r. EENWICH.-DesirOble residence prop.
NJ crty spacious house suitable outoulld.
easy walk to depot and shore $4,000. At
WATER. $50 broadway.
MOUNTAIN STATION. ORANGE. y. J.
M \ very choice home commanding
most extended views; residence with every
convenience handsome stables, greenhouses
and about four acres OF finely breed grounds.
within easy walking distance OF statlon 80,
lect neighborhOOd cost fully $4,000 VIII
be sold for $4,000 EDW. L. HAMlL-
TON & CO.. 96 broadway.
~ UTLEY, y. 1.-THE most delightful
~ suburb within twelve miles. Several
hon xNff al
Superb old shade stables with four houses.
Rent,, 800, $50 $500. $500. 500.
JAMES Il. HAY. Wall-st 7. S.-ScNtral
unique cottages. SIG 30 to so per month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08

A DESIRABLE SLATE QUARRY, In
"A active operation for sale 70 clos an
estate genuine bargain TO quick pnrT hsStr !;
terms reasonable. FOLSOM BROTHERS.
sc Broadway
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Boar0 ano nooms,

/. AKGE ASSORTMENT select boarding
IL places and rOoms information frc.
BROADWAY BOARD MD ROOM III.
EElIOHN, s3i Broaiway.
rF'HE JCD>ON. 80 Washington square.
L south. -Nlccly furnished rooms. win
board; elevator. steam heat and electric
bells.
81 III.>F.. WEST. l:9.-Spnuy front
81 rooms: first and second floor hand
sor-ely furnished; folding beds superior
table. home comforts,
tOIH.>T.. 81 WEST.-Inrse 2d.sto'y
4 - sunny front room. with board other
vacancies Inter: references.
no DIST. IFS WE>r.-1No large. nicely
l - furnished rooms New England
tabc. nuc location one block west OF
Mount Morr, fafk.
10 MADfSON.AVE.-Il fur.
ID nlshed rooms superior table and at
tendance summer prices.
tCI MADISON-ANE.-Fl second
fcS floor rooms with board also ready
10 make arrangements FOR fan references.
BROOKLYN.
len UICKS-ST.-WM be fe-opcned
l(U about Apiil IS especially d.
>lrable single rooms. Urn AHrii Is, ap-
pllcation can b. made az 20 Willtw-S.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
domestic 9ituations Wante6
Males.

NURSE.-A young col6red man is open
~ for Az engagement; first-cla~s reference
nur,e handling the sick with great core
gives all kinds Of physical treatment; elec.
tricity, massage dresses all kinds OF sores !;
has mad a long experience OF surgical MUIR,
ing and is lndorsed by several prominent
physicians in this city. Call or address
iiiLBEKI : MARSHALL, % Lawrence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
Conntrn Real Gstate Go Get

~ OUNTEY PLACES, furnished aud un.
u furnished. 10 lct for sale or exchange
terms easy. FOLSOM BROTHERS.,
S2G Broadway.
MAST ORANGE. n. J.-Unturnishcd
II house. - Walnut-st.. : minutes walk
from dcpot 10 rooms and bath; all
Iulnrovpmcnts LOT 53Nl5O; good ffuit on
The premises: grounds kept In order by
owner. Address Z. II NJ. Tribune once.
AXE GFORGE.-To let. adjoining Cro.-
/ bvside HOte grounds, handsome cot
t1ge. well furnished beautiful situation;
tennis court boat ice-house illcd. W. II.
STOCKWELL. 80 Libcrty-st
NJ ORRISTOWN. y. Jan exceptionally
wi fine unmrni>h,d house; all modern
improvements IL rooms. bath, and buffers
pantry; garden and stables; 10 minutes
walk from station rent reasonable. Fol-
SON BROTHERS. so broadway.
TO LET.-Housc. Plainheld 20 Pros.
L pect-avc. brick house hal n centre.
lawn llON200 conservatory full o. plants:
steam heat electric light throughout; large
harn hcnncrv fruit and vegetables cVcel-
lrnt location Al order; rcnt $40 ready
FOR inspection and occupancy: Will furnish
same II required another pretty place OF
-ieo. OWNER 30 ilalscv-st.. Brooklyn.
VNHE MOST DESIRABLE cottages TO
1 rent: furnished and unfurnlshcd staten
Island. FRANK II. MQFFATT. IS Wall
It. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
Real Gstale 10 Gxtbanec


ITO EXCHANGE Very fac @C-roOm no.
I Tel on river for residence Jersey City
HEIGHTS, BayOnne or GreenVile see pho
graphs, owner, Dey-sL &. EANAtER-
BEhE
WANTED. --Sfw-YorS and Brooklyn
w property IN exchange Tor farlu> and
county property. FOLSOM BROTHERS..
S26 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08

n COX by a young woman willing 20
" assist in the washing the best city
reference from lest employer. Is. c., Box
DS, 4 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
domestic 5ituaticns DANTE

COOK.-Neat North German fHambur2) q,
~ good cook and laundros5; understands
all kinds OF cooking; . years references
city or country. 245 East 3lstst.. between
I'd and Sd owes. basement bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
Buslness Chantes.


A DESIRABLE SLATE OF AIRY, In
n active oDerlton, for sale, % close an
estate genuine bargain TO quick purchaser
terms reasonable. FOLSOM BROTHERS.
90 broadway "
Ar RACES BUSINESS EXCHANGE;
ma, manufactures ard Du,if'> pm rs a,d
partners procured no commissions until
transactions closed. iO5 Potter building.
A DVERrISER has new invention uat.
"A ented) would Ike b. hcaf from srnN
I'IIienan with capital 70 invest T. r.
bHihtf. Bcilevinc. y. J.
II oOK ,BINDERY FOR sALE.-Locaiioa
co,.,,l 10y al stylc- Of work poor hre'u
I,Shipeis hale a bargain. Inquire or jas.
+. WALKER. 20 JaoG-st.
{ oNfECIlONERS.- bargain +sj0, New.
- nrH, y. j., business stock and hNtufes
cc.c yra'Snrsy and Stationery ,iSTe sda
month HODGES, III Eroadway.
CATER1NG ESTABLISHMENT with
ue great sacrifice French range. cooking
nte4Shsi Jockey horse. WAGON goodwill
II RtE.-M elodeon.orran retail price 500
pay Wa1 ndc opems. 81. fret to pr
CIGAR FACTORY. 80 Tulton.st
w ANTED.-A partner who j. thor
w OuRhly practical accountant one who
has served an appIent ccship with char
tered accountant preferred, b. join the sub
scriber IN establishing Al expert account
ants Office IN a large Western city.
X. Y. H.. Dobbs Ferry. n. Y.
I'VE PROCURE capital and partners for
w business and manufacturing DurDose-
negotiate Industrial enterprises. form stoc X
companies no charge b. investors. SUFR-
WIN 4 CO.. $50 Broadway
&c O0O INVESTMENT viii secure
on, WV an official position I'm an In.
dustlisl company Of great merit. showing
heavy returns and bearing close invr,,fp1.
ton. Apply TO \. :. JACKSON. httor.
ncy. SO Broadway. Room II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
Countrn Real estate for Sale

A GENCY FOR MONICLAIR.-Dweiii
"A for sale or 20 let leoIg assortment "
handsome building sites terms easy.
~ BIS 4 TAYLOR , nee lfuaf--t y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
DrcssmaklnQ.

Drcssmakln9.
A RTISTIC DRESSMAKING. Perfect A..
N ding costumes, Jacket- and wraps hand.
some dresses for Sl2. Nine. OWEN, 20
West "3d-,t.
II KESsM AkING. Artistic tailor. made
guaranteed also ball evening and recep.
ton dresse, at equally low prices BoNNS.
43 East 2Oth-st.
RESSMAKFR and ladies' ullor: has
- all the latest style. FOR spring and
summer: tailOr-madr house and evening
gowns wraps jackets. &c. p'nwty made
az reasonable prices. Mn. LECk. 12o
West G3d->t.
n RESsMAKEK wishes t. engage With
~ families living IN the cOuutrV or VIII
travel A. maid with DIV highest city ref.
crences. ADVERTISER 2c6 East l'dth.st.
n KESSMAK < ompetent cutter. NJ
~ ter, = II. TaVlnr~ system remodcle
by day. ~ 80 Can Sii Gth-aNc., mar
4Sth.st in store
nRESSMAKER formerly win D,den.-
~ STYLISH costume. AZ moderate prices at
home: perfect 1T guaranteed. 2r2 West
43d-st.
nI;ESSMAK INti-styllsh. prifcct-nttnc
~ dresses made for SO at shortest notice.
lIJ and rs Wet f2d--t
JlRFsSMAKIN and MILLINERY, tcrms
~ modcin:c. BIS Wet lith-st.
MADAME O. MICHAEL DURRAND.
11th.st nrar Gth-aVc., ha- Oh hand al
the newest STYLES and designs from Paris
short notice moderate price- hr-t-class
work guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
60 Get for Bnsiness purposes


A SELECTION OF desirable 2O-foot ana
n medium.si2cd houses, 51th-st. near
Park ave. ; West 55th-st.. West 5lst.st.,
9th and 9th ayes, and 53d.st. others; rent
e. oOO upward RIhER 4 son, 66l 9TH
ave.
- UILDlNGS. stores lofts, Offices and
ID studios desirat lc locations. FOLSOM
BROTHE Frs. S26 broadway
II ROM NAY |, 227 Fast 2oth.1l,. , ocgu.
/ pied a. q hOttling establishment by james
Fverard Inquire ID. W. FENTEN, Il West
1@th-St.
OTIS TO LEr.-,ioOd location steam
IL power, heat. elevator good light. CllAS.
SIMMONS. 40 Centre>t
TIC LET.-FlVc.s story building, j0X75, 3ii
i and $40 East Odd st. sCitable for light
manufacturing or business; now occupied rs
PIANO mandatory. Apply at HORIZONS
sos fth-ave.
ITO LET. Il. & J. NJ. Cornell VIII 10.
L move their Offices 10 their new hreproot
Office building ~ their works. 26th.St ana
llth-aVe.. and will rem their present ofiice'.
141 b. 1i3 Centre ST.. So fcetN9O feet. from
NAY /: will De divided 10 suit tenants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
FURNISHED Rooms

CHOICE selection O. Offices lC,h.st 70
n II ifltm. Ia hcl0r apartments furhl-h'h
and uufurnl~ she'd fiat. sr1sOn gud scar low
INT. fof summer houses inspected and l'e-
f.rd free. H. \. DALEY, "a Wet
35th--t
7 ARGE and SNAIL ROOMS. 10 - u
IL 80 weeIy nNci'i'nt hotel
restaurants. elevated. 80. ~. 2S.h-si..
near Bro1dway --------
S,TNGLE GENTLEMEN will ind a couple
- o. nicely furnished rooms IA p'lN3c idif'
ily Of two at so. 3l3 West s"th-St.
=. WEST J4Tu-ST.- sunny room. neatiy
IL furnished angle closet room running
waite. convenient ~ a. static Hod' Ne
ATTEST. - Handsomely fnr.
"a nlshcd leree room appointments HE'1-
class.
40 WEST 39TH-ST- dsoHcly fur-
40 nlshsd rooms. with iath, rlthcr 'h
sulte or singly terms reasonable
90 IRVING PLACE. above loth,-l.-
% Rooms also suite; everything Ms
class.
40 WEST 3jTHsT From; rarlor end
40 bedroom also single room cl'.ti %
llyht, and all other modern improvement
Rig lst bell. LETT side.
Brooklyn.
II PTVATE FAMILY wlshes % dispose ~
l. second and thlTd story IN elegant new
is furnished hOure. " nice party most De
-lrable single rooms. OF en- .ult" W"H'ih
luprONeucnt Meet pac" on VI" avenue
co,, vcuirnt % cars end l. station. 1873 Bed
fOrd.aYc.. near llerkimrr-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
Citn Real estate for Sale.


A MEDIUM.SlZED four-stcfy extension
IA residence below 59th-St.; Al block
s-5, 900. with mirrors and fixtures. RlK Tx
G SON. No. G6l 5th.aVc.. 531-st.
A -s3l ,OOO.-CENTRAL location, vicinity
"A. 57th.st. and ith.aye Plaza; medium
sized extension dwelling; Al order hard
wood floors never been rented possession
mirrors. Gas fixtures, decorated. liner
a. son. 661 shave, near 53d-st.
A 3-SMRY and BASEMENT brown>tonc
N house; hardwood finish, IN PERCY
order; bargain. Apply to j. L., % last
slSt-St,
T. OR SALE or 20 rent. @4l East 5Oth'.
L seen and po-, ion Immediately. An
DREW u. NETTER.
NOR SALEM house. $50 East 3ith-
i 81; 16.sX7OxiO0: with studio and lnee
tiliai room pr.cc 80 W. ne ,rl"'i'
90 WEST H.ST.-Four.story COM
no pete for occupancy. Apply on
premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-08
Il cal estate r)antco.

4 GENTLEMAN wishes t. meet person
n who viii sell 10 him a or are
farm: nve to tcn miles from y. Y. CITY
near depot. J. = u BcaNcr-st
II OUSE WANTED in Englrwoo1. high
III wood or Tcnafy. y. j.; about sly or
seven rooms. and some ground STAT rent.
Address H.. Box 80. Tribune Ofice.
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Citn Real Cstatc 60 Get.

a FEW BARGAIN In and story
n houses 70 1t. STEVENS. 9,h.dle.,
corner 93d-St
ii ASDSOME four-Stoiy house. No. Ill
IL East 57th-st. ncal - patk-aYe.: T. a
private family Onlv rent. s. 600. Apply
10 owner. CORNELL. ia pca'l-st.
HOUSES To LET uniurn,h-d and fur.
IL nished desirable locations. roll
M BROTHERS. SO BrOudway.
CEND FOR CITY Lists. House unfUr-
- ni,hed and furnished. J.. :. MILLS.
JR., Il East f2d-st.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-08

TIE Nrz<4ry Ass.<h~ a. sh~ Am<rf~~n
G~x.fi.n n Paris E~<.II~f ~ the E~-
~.<sx - me Fr~n<h Gev<rnn~nt
W~ksHrxGr0x. June SIN order was
rer~iEed az the war department. yest~r-
d.y rei5rving Capt Isorup. T. : A.
from duty - military at-arhe ~ the
Anrrczn Ierztion in France Capt
Eorup was detailed f0r this duty two
years zxn His rrcori - ~ the hest.
and army offers cannot understand
hDx n could - mixed up Ia : sandal
81 violating evynslrnr~ and disclosing
military ~rrecso ~ the French govern
nent - fpreiVn p0wer~ The rrqurSt
<nr his r~-zu was made through the
Frrnrh minister here ami was imme-
dzatrly runnDlied with
The 1~nf0rtnnare inriiens j. rravclr
crumrnrnr~d "a and the oninirn i
exprs<<<-t that the u~rfulness of all
Amrrrzn >nilirary attaches 10 the En-
rnp-an cnurt~ = serf01~lv impaired.
The r~pu-t that Lent GlaSSfn~d has
been ~Irrtsi 20 sncreed Capt Bnrup i
cE<iaIly denied ~ thr war department.
No appointment will probably - made
for <rme tir1e-