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The Cockfehters.

Officer McGreavey yesterday swore TO 81
complaints and obtained warrants for the
arrest Of an equal number of participants
in the cooking main held on board the
steamboat Caroline last Sunday. 1t is ex-
pected all the parties wanted will be in Gus
tOdy to-daY
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THE ENTIR s. FIRST-CLASS
FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE.

..--CoAFHiSIN3
Handsome odd Pieces Par.or Furniture: Lounges:
Easy and Recep ton Chairs. IN or mst n lnohafr
plush; oak aud Rattan Upholstered Chairs and
Rock ers; Oak, Walnut and Marqueterie Tables.
Bed and Plain Lounges; Lace Curtains and Poles
PoruereS Walnut WardroDeS; Chlnoaers; Extra
walnut keya- Mirror Bureaus; Pr .mavtrI ana Ele-
CANT maid Walnut Marble-top BeveE Mirror Cham
Der suits; Three quarter walnut and Oak Bed
steadS; Clipper SpIi and Hair Top Mattr eSses {;
feathtr litloNs. blankets, ComfOgters ana Spreads;
Best Eneliin BODY Brussels al apestTy tHIp Is /:
EXtensi' II Table; Walnut Sideloirl and BinIng
chairs; cutlery, Go kerry aud Glssw;r.; fine
Water-4aek Rang chen Ut,n lis etc.
l VIM. BUiTEkFIcLD, AUetioHeer, Az Pine.
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The MADEIRA Athletic Club has matched
July 2.
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The State Horticultural Society viii meet
at 22O Suffer street tomorrow at 1870
p. NJ. The subject up for discussion will be.
Marketing Of Fruit and Protection of
Fruit Trees and Vines From Spring Frosts."
The size OF The fruit crops, prices, etc, will
also recRiva attention
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LADIES'
Muslin Underwear!

No lady can afford to miss the rara
opportunity for BARGAINS presented
in our Muslin Underwear Department
during this great clearance sale, as the
goods handled by US are of acknowl-
edged superiority in workmanship,
finish and material, and the START
LING CUTS IN PRICES prevailing
enable all to replenish their supplies at
figures that hardly represent the cost
of the white cloth from which the gar
ments are made. In proof of this we
submit
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At 81 90.
90 dozen LADIES 6-BUTTON LENGTH
MOUSQUETAIREU NDBESSED KID
GLOVES, in medium and tan cOl0rS,
regular value 81 75 will lie offered at
81 pair.
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Especially infants. is prevalent at all times but is
largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and
wholesome food. The most successful and reliable
of all is the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
MIX. Your grocer and druggist kept 1t.
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At GI OS

80 dozen LADIES GOWNS, made of Pride
of the West" muslin, plated back, Y
shape neck, yoke of all-oyer embroidery,
extra long, regular price 81 %. viii be
offered at ST % each.
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At SOC.

70 dozen LADIES BLACK FRENCH
LISLE-THREAD HOSE. high-spliced
heels and toes, guaranteed fast and
stainless black. regular price 81. will be
offered at SOC per pair.
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At go Cents

100 dozen GENTS FANCY TRIMMED
NIGHT SHIRTS, made of Namsutta
muslin and trimmed with embroidery
and inserting, warranted fast colors,
regular value 85c. viii be offered at soc
each.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ A-NCr-1N l. RANK W. BBTTERFI
BUTTERFlEL0 & VINCENT,

AtCTIONEERS,
Room sc, Flood Building, cor Market and Fourth
streets.
Furnished houses bought iu their entirety or sold
commission
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At 81 Cents

70 dozen GENTS AND BOYS TENNIS
FLANNEL AND MADRAS OVER
SHIRTS in a variety Of patterns in
checks and stripes. extra good value
for soc. will be offered at 3jc each.
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Lynch Law Among Rats.

Votf I+ttV5
In the neighbOrhood of Burley the other
day gentleman looking over wall saw a
dead hen in the field Presently rat ran
up, shifted at the defunct fowl with much
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At 81 o5

AT 81 %.
dozen LADIES MANCHETTE KID
GLOVES, fancy colorS, regular value
g. 90. will be offered at 81 % a pair.
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THIS DAY

ID
AT II O'Clock a. NJ, on the premises.
IL Stockton ST.. bet. Ellis and 0'FarFell,
WE WILL SELL.
ALL TIE ELEGANT FIXTURES
Halls Safe, Wines and Liquors. Furniture
and Equipments contained in the above
Well-knOWn saloon.
COMPRISING IN PART.
Elegant Walnut Bar; Magnificent MiTTor-b back Bar;
Silver plated HaBdrails; Marble and SiIver-Dated
Center-pieceS; Magnificent Halls Fire and Burglar
Proof Safe; Gas Fixtures; Elegant Carved WALNUT
Sideboard, with French Beyelpiate Mirror; Elegant
Refrigerator; Lin oleum, the same new: Parti-
ton; Electric Eells; Large Assortment OF Wines
aud Liquors; Poker Tables; Lounges; Chairs. etc.
NOTE-The fixtures in the above saloon are OF the
finest The saloon viii be offered In one lot and II
chasers.
BUTTERFIELD 4 VINCENT Auctioneers,
leZ2 u SO Flood building
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Gamer. club exhibition.


The California Camera Club is urging its
members to contribute to the exhibition of
lantern slides, which it will hold shortly.
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MORTGAGE SALE
OF $4,000 Worth Of Furniture, Carpets, ETC.
BEING THE CONTENTS OF
SO Well Furnished Apartments.

BElNG HE CON TENS Or
SO Well Furnished Apartments.
NJ. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEE2,
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
Friday. une "a, 1872
At II O'Clock a NJ, at the Asher Hotel.
611, 6l3 and 615 LARKIN ST.. NEAR ELLIS,
Ky order of II. DAVIS Esq. mortgage,
ALL OF THE NEARLY NEW PARLOR. BED AMI
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
Grand RosewO I'd Upright Piano, Gilt and
Walnut Frame HanteI Mirrors,
Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets; Walnut, Oak
and Cherry Bedroom Sets; ChiGonlerS and Ward
robes: Hair Mattresses; Down Feather Pillows;
Blank cts aud CtIer Bedding; EngraY Jugs ana other
Pictures; Clocks and ornaments; MirrOr-trOnt
Folding BEDS; Fine odd Upholstery: Single ana
Bed Lounges: Walnut and Cherry Center tables;
Plate-glass Door WardrObes; Walnut secretary
bookcases Walnut and Oak Sdebo1rdS; Lace Our
tains Double and Three-duarter Hedsteads; Odd
Bureaus Hall and Stair Carpets; Han Stana, etc
Nj j. SIMMONS. Auetioneer.
n. B.-The attention OF dealers aud the puolc IS
called to this sale the goods will positively Dc
sold without reserve. le1S -
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At 2nc-

100 dozen LADIES' COTTON HOSE, In
fancy stripes and black boot com ina-
tiOns, worth S4 per dozeB, will be closed
out at zoe per pair.
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MARVELLOUS REDUCTIONS :!


gnnin of eweei proving
eel
of
aeH sasnbI duplicated
isct o less
Nov 81
contrib AN N
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WILLIAM 8uTTeRElELG.
THIS DAY,
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.

Real Estate Agent and General Auctionser,
(has no connection with any other persons in the
buslness-at his Old place.
once and salesrOom-4l2P Pine ST.. Nevada Bank Big.
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At PFC.

70 dozen LADIES FINE ENGLISH
COTTON HOSE, in mode and tan
colors, regular price zoe, will be offered
at 25c per pair.
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Et rs Cents.
PLAID SILK SASH RIBBONS. all silk,
10 inches wide, worth 81 80, Will be
offered at Toe.
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At so Cents

95 dozen GENTS SHETLAND WOOL
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
shirts finished with French collarettes
and drawers with high ribbed anklets,
regular value 81, will be offered a SOC
each.
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g SPECIAL REDUCTIONS q
At IL Cents

70 dozen LADIES GOWNS. made of Pride
of the West muslin, yoke of embroidery
and hemstitching. plated back, extra
long, regular price 81 70, will be closed
out at zoe.
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An effort is being made to bring about a
l0-Tomnd go" between Young Mitchell and
Bob Filzsimmons.
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BLACK JACKET LOOPS, regular price
15c, now at 10c.
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At go Cents.
so dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in dark and medium colOrs,
regular value SOC, will be offered at zoe
pair.
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AZ Ok Cents

FANCY VELVET AND SATIN PLAID
RIBBONS, 81 inches wide. all silk,
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Gents Furnishings!
TIES AND SHIRTS.
At 25 Gents.

$50 dozen GENTS NECKWEAR in large
size teck and 3-inch four.in-hand scarfS,
satin lined, IN choice variety of satins,
erepes, gros grain and ottoman silks,
etc, extra good value for SOC and Zoe,
will be offered at 25c each.
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Al HALE PRICE.

BALANCE OF OUR REMNANTS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS will
be closed out AT HALF PRICE.
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SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR.
at G214 Cents.

225 dozen GENTS FULL FINISHED
FOUR-THREAD COTTON SOCKS
in browns, states and tans. with spIiced
heels and toes, regular value So a dozen,
will be offered at 12Hc per pair.
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At SO Cents.

l25 dozen GENTS UNLAUNDRIED
WHITE SHIRTS, made with double
backs, reinforced all linen fronts, felled
seams and of Utica muslin, regular
value S5c, will be offered at 5Oe each.
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At LouisriIle.

LOUISVILLE. June 22.-The Pittsburg
club punched Thea hits, and Louisville
3, errors g. Pittsburgs 4, hits s. Batteries
-Meekin and BoMse, Baldwin and Mack.
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1t SI.5o.

dozen CENTS FULL FINISHED
GENUINE IMPORTED TWELVE
THREAD BALBRIGGAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, J. g. r.
MoTley's manufacture, drawers finished
with double seats. usually sold at So,
will be offered at 81 30 each.
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Ladies' Hosiery !
At Csc.

100 dozen LADIES Isle THREAD
HOSE, double heels and toes, in navy,
seal and tan eolors, regular price SOC.
will be offered at 25c per pair.
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Thursday. .......,................Ju %, 1892,
Al / O'Clock A. NJ on the premises.
$40 POWELL STREET, NEAR SUFFER-,
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N. ]. SIMMONS. AuCTlOnEER.

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Thursday.. .......................J June rs, 1892,
AT II O'Clock NJ, at Salesrooms.
1867 MARKET ST. BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH,
AN ELEGANT LINE OF FURNITURE,
Fine Upholstery, Elegant ManteI VI rrOrs
and Pictures, Grand Rosewood Pianos,
Fine Body Brussels Carpets. Etc. the
former co nts OF four small houses, removed
for convenience of sale,
CONSISTING II PART or.
Elegant Parlor Sets: one Upright and enc Square
Piano: Elegant Mantel Mirrors; Pictures etc:
odd Upholstery Ct all kinds; Nsinut. OAK and
Cherry Bedroom sets; Wardrobe s. ChifOlierS;
bookcases; Single and Bed Lounges Handsome
SideboardS and Extension Tables: CCotiuc
Ranges: Fine CARPETS and a large line OF other
fine goods.
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At 10 Cents.

JET BEAD GIMP EDGINGS, new pat
terms, from 10c.
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EASTERN GAMES.
The Chicago Colts Defeated In Two Games
by the BROWNS.

CHICAGO, June 22.-The Browns took
both games to-day. winning from the start.
Gleason easily fooled the Colts.
First game-Chlcagos l, hits s. errors 8.
81. Louis 5, hits 9, errors 1. Batteries
Luby and Kittredge. Gleason and Buckley.
Second game Chicagos 3, hits 9. errors 2.
St. Louis 8, hits 8, errors .. Batteries
Hutchinson and Kittredge, Getzein and Buck
lou
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At 60 Cents.

70 dozen LADIES 6BUTTON LENGTH
BIARRITZ CT MOIS SKIN
GLOVES (natural COLOR regular value
81, will be offered at Gee pair.
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UNDE WEAR!

8 dozen LADIES RIBBED COTTON
AND WOOL VESTS, high neck and
long sleeves, slightly damaged, in pink,
blue, scarlet, natural and white colOrs,
worth 81, will be offered at 40e each.
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At rs Cents.

So dozen CENTS EXTRA FINE FANCY
MIXED CASHMERE UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, regular
value 81 % will be offered at 75e each.
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lR SEMI ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALEE!!zzs3.
Gloves! Gloves!
At = Cents.

At = Cents.
100 dozen LADIES' TAFFETAS SILK AND
Isle THREAD JERSEY GLOVES.
in cOlored and black, regular value 25c,
will be offered at &c pair.
At go Cents.
so dozen LADIES' PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in dark and medium colors,
regular value soc, will be offered at zoe
pair.
At % Cents.
so dozen LADIES PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES new stitching in dark ana
medium cOlors, ocular value 6oc, will
be offered at 25c pair
At 3D. Cents.
so dozen LADIES PURE SILK JERSEY
value 75c, will be offered at Soc a pair.
At 60 Cents.
70 dozen LADIES SBUTTON LENGTH
BIARRITZ MOIS SKIN
GLOVES natural color, regular value
81 will be offered at 6Oc a pair,
At 50 Cents.
70 dozen LADIES 5-BUTTON KID
GLOVES, IN colored and black. regular
value 81 %. will be offered at SOC pair.
At 81 90.
90 dozen LADIES 6-BUTTON LENGTH
MOUSQUETAIREU NDRESSED KID
GLOVES, in medium and tan col0rS.
regular value 81 IS. viii be offered at
81 pair.
At 81 90.
80 dozen LAIES' KID GLOVES with pat
ent clasps 5-button length, In dark and
medium colorS, also black. regular value
81 90 will be offered at 81 a pair.
At 81 %.
25 dozen LADIES MANCHETTE KID
GLOVES, fancy colors, regular value
s. 80. will be offered at 81 % pair.
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At 35c.

70 dozen LADIES RIBBED EGYPTIAN
COTTON VESTS, high neck and no
sleeves, neck and arms braided. in pink
and sky colors, worth 75c, will be
offered at Csc each.
The morning call., 1892-06-23
At EOc.

% dozen CHILDREN'S CAMELS HAIR
VESTS AND DRAWERS. fine quality,
regular price Soc, will be offered at soc
each.
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At so Cents.

At SO Cents.
COLORED SILK GIMP TRIMMING,
regular prices Csc and 75c per yard. now
at 50c.
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Ladies' COrSGtS!
at acc.

100 dozen LADIES COUTIL CORSETS,
we'll boned, double Dusk, embroidered in
red and blue, all sizes, in dra5 only,
good value for 81, will be offered at 35c
each.
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SPECIMEN QUOTATIONS. =
Ribbons! Ribbons!

Ribbons! Ribbons!
At 25 Cents.
FANCY STRIPED AND GAUZE RIB
BONS, all silk, in all colors, entirely
new, worth zoe, will be offered at 25c.
At 80 Cents.
FANCY SHADED POLKA DOT RIB
BONS. in all silk, all new eOmbina-
tions, value 6Oc. will be offered at SOC.
At SO Cents.
FANCY SILK AND VELVET RIBBONS
inches wide. value 81 80 yard, will
will be offered at SOC.
kt7 rs Cents.
PLAID SILK SASH RIBBONS. all silk,
10 inches wide, worth 81 90 Will be
offered at Toe.
At 20 Cents.
FANCY PLAID RIBBONS, in velvet and
satin, all silk, value 4Oc, will be closed
out at zoe yard.
At 25 Cents.
FANCY VELVET AND SATIN PLAID
RIBBONS, 31a inches wide. all silk,
value 60c, will be offered at 25e yard.
AT HALF PRICE.
BALANCE OF OUR REMNANTS OF
PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS will
be closed out AT HALF PRICE.
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At 81 90.

50 dozen LAIES' KID GLOVES with pat
ent clasps 5-button length, in dark and
medium colorS, also black. regular value
81 90, Will be offered at 81 a pair.
The morning call., 1892-06-23

2 III You are going on hunting or fishing exredI.
uon don't forget take a supply OF whites Yucca
tan Gum with you You Will aud It iueIspensibte
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Gin Real Cstatc 60 Get.

MURRAY HII.L.-C completely and elc-
gently furnished house o. rent. L. o BOX
. COS
lf6 AND 14s WEST 0irH.ST-
4-STORY. Al 80. 81 500.
PREMISES 10 TO >. WEEK DAYS.
Brooklyn
TO LEASE.-Tact0ry, building. and
lofts one building fitted up Tor straw hat
factory. on Park nesr Washington ayes.
Apply 10 i. G. JENNINGS. Park-avc. and
lIall-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11

TfyOu nre n citizen Of this country; ~
Won believe in American institutions
md American wages. go 10 your cleo.
ton precinct to-day and register! See
that YOUR name and address are records
Cd. Re IN re full about that. TRmmnny
Hall intends 10 vote - man ON the name
OF every citizen whose name or address
hanDen 10 be down wrong.
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Dnsluess &nanleS.


A FULL SUIT OF CLOTHES cleaned
and pressed, only IL. ,. SMITH, tailor
300 Canelst.. near Broadway.
ALL KINDS OF STORES and stocks Of
merchandise bought for SPOT cash wh9ir-
ale OF retail stock. By :. GREENWALD,
cincr. S36 2d-ave.. New-Y0rh CITY.
BAKERY FOR SAILS horses. wagon
and ruutc on account Of sickness, cheap.
Apply TO ia Colc-st.. Jersey CITY.
FOR sALE.-An olt-cstao 81 shed and prof
table drugstore viii De- -old at inventory.
MORTON. Tribune ONCE.
FOR SALE. on account OF retiring an
established childicn's d., ssmakng anu ert
material bu-in' - and leose. IN best location
Ia Ncwarh. Adj c-s Mrs. j.. -. hEMEf ,,
- Eank.st. (ncNt prudential lhsu ahce
BuildinD.
FOR sALE.-onc.half interest in "por;
tialt ,ralleiN. the Presidents 0f the United
states This /, c beautiful picture.
souvenir OF Presidential election aud the
Columbian Exposition OF lS95 . Sond OPP
portunity 20 Eiike money. WRl"liI' bon
3 Tribune once.
INVESTORS WANTED to mke an in
t"re,t ia Established .to.k iarin FOR par
ticular- sddr - HENRY CHASE Barry
Vile. y Y
LAWYER Of reputation and experience
will take entire management OF estarS
more satisfactory Arrangement, oba1ie
than with ordinary agent. Address D.
{. L.. Box T. Tribune Oiice.
LOAN. 1900. wanted Tor one year; good
security. 100 PEI cent bonus. Aidfess Box
II. - Church-st
MANCFACrCRING OF chemical prod.
ucts T. solicited by established chemical
works BOX II. RAILWAY. y. J.
NEWSPAPER COMPOSITION AND
PRFSSWpRK. PERIODICAL PRINTING
co. y BECK MAN-ST., y. y
~ o.-STATlONERY business NEATLY
! flrnl. shed clean -'ock grow ne ne'ghbDr'
hood. Apply IN PREMISE, 23b Columbus
ave below 7lst--t.
$500 SPECIAL CAPITAL wanted f;
good security. 800 per cent pront given.
| Address FINANCE - thurch.st.
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A FULL SUIT OF CLOTHES cleane,
and pressed, only 81. ,. SMITH, uIIor
800 Camel st. near broadway.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

INSPECTION INVITED.
Frstclas> cabinet finish. artistically dec.
Grated. i-stOry. hlgh-stOOp, red stone and
brick dwelling 20 feet and 10 inches Y 30
feet and extension BY l02 feet extension
includes every store but The fourth block
rnstlicted 1872 West 76th-st. price 49,
600. Inquire on premises. SAMUEL
tOLCORD. Owner
-UU FEET from Contra PARK entIaLce. IN
restricted block, list-clas> cdbinet-nnish. 20
foot front and extension I.storr h.@h-stCp
bi!ck and brOwnstOne bow-windOw dwelling,
handsomely decorated lot fun depth. le
West s1tll.st sStS 600. Inquire Oh prem.
i-es. SAMUEL COLCOl;D. owner. 8
West slstst
GcD.ST. adjoining 5th.ave-Elccont
house, side light 2.story extension might
lease s. NIXON. &C Broadway.
PAS WEST H.ST.-Four-story nrst.
class in all respects complete and ready
for occupancy only ono oft block
rent. - 100 FOR sale at $4,000. Apply on
premises.
81 WEST END-AVE.-For particulars
!nqu re at room 12i, III Brladvoy
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miscellaneous


HOME WANTED for a boy twelve
- arc. where h. tan b. tutOrrd by a
yca,,5o,y,n college gradua,c; the country pre-
.ci. .d - in answering phase give fun par
icIa, 81 size Of family hOm" &C. INST
ucuI' .,.rcnce given and required. ADDRESS
egi1tSSi,iVF YEARS. Tribune Onicc.
HOME WANTED for , girl eleven YEAR
,.bcrc she Will bc bitOfcd by lacy
OF az, oraduate: the county preferred In
coius ,n,tse nlcase give full PARTICULARS a size
~ s.Nu,uurr home Sc. lrs..:lass references
Of iahihdd 'e0uirrG. Address ELEVEN
EEayS Tribune Ofice.
-n,,,NANs, NIGHT Law AND COM
a., LIKE ,K OFFlaES Tor every STAT"
Mia' =, 30 broadway. IRON evening
or,,uu a mornings. DAYTIME, Equitable
Puiding. 100 Broadway.
--1,I-ZII-EMEN wishing TO dispose o.,
is,t'of clothing at Tar value VIII
nl.a.e cali or address. ED"Ahi MILLEh'
o. 9Th ave.
-w1IL.PAPER almost givn away
VIZ fminting, hall price oilclo'h'
paps.ht,e .cl HOLMES, 2o7 Hidson.st.
,yrrD--By respectable p,son, the
y, a furnished or uniu,nishH hou%
ut or rsfer-nce given. Address II. A. H.
10, West 17th.st. - -, -
-sIo-FULL COURSE IN bookkeeping 6y
experienced bookkecper ana ,v vesi pr pr
ysk lessons .soobRHG2s RGaria 2.s ". &Sth.st.
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Boaro Wanteo.

BOARD WANTED from Nov: - TO
MAY 1t. 1898, b. man, wife. child years
and nurse at least three pleasant rooms
either in private family or hrstclass board
ing house Address, with full PARTICULARS.
G, w. r., Box ~. TribufN once
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no mestie gituations Uanteo
Females.

COOK.-English Protestant as cook for
a Sail hote. or club country prferrej.
VITA Mrs. l.. LENT, 40l 6th.sye., bet.
24th and 18th SIS.
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Counlrn Real Cstat 20 lsl.

TO TFNT.-FuniShrd cottage moo'rh
i,orrovcucnts stale; Q.c acre OF piguhG ;
I,, iow nclr station. w. II. HAISIED,
owner 80 Broadvav city
WITHIN EASY WALKING distance OF
a., .tatinn. modern house u rooms. al
tt"',n,oVrments lot about lOGN.oO rnt low
ri!pHS & TAYLOR, ) Beekman-st.' y. \.
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flats % Get, FURNISHED.

0rH.AvE., 247.-Knickerbocker ap s,
pents q large and elosht pn,a
~; ~ fset frontage on avenue.
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flats 90 Get, uufnrnlsbeo.

A ITY.-second fat eight roenls
ard 10 h; thorough order: l'i las, r'' or
THOMAS & ECKEKsON, IS West goth
BELAIR. Ils WEST 6lST. ST.-seven
,,obt rooms: private halls baths neatly
decorated heated $50 10 $50 worth t'o'
Apply 20 Janltor. on premises. --
LEFT OyER.-Flats and houses reduced
rents. STEVENS yth-aNe., corner 93d-
At, 9th-ave and 10ith-st.
PARI,OR FLAT In single house 10
ali outside light; steam heat back STAIRS,
and ali improvements; nrst-class private
neighborhood 7sth,ss. ana s MoSis0" Owner
must be seen 70 Iees "'"0' ""''
STT AVE ,o@s. corner S0th-st.-Elegant
tnn., tocino Park: $50 monthly. APP
Nv premises. or NIXON, 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-11
reIp UanIso.
Anla.

AGENTS and CANyAsSERS msie or
female SO TO 81 daily profits srre. ex.
perience unnecessary 40 hik.ng rqulred
exclusive territory given. For particulars
address L PUTNAM CO.. West Wihsted.
conn.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-06
LOGAN ITEMS.

L. D. Leroy, formerly of the Lip
ton House, Osborne. Kan, has pur-
chased the Ferret House No. 2 at
Logan and assumed management
October 1. Mr.. Leroy is an old COM
mercial man and faxorably known to
the public.
A. M. Crum of Downs, Kan has
built gram elevator 26x36, and is
encouraged by a prosperous business.
Mr. Crum, together with Captain r.
M Rust, who have both moved their
families here, will promptly wait on
customers.
Bowman & Hansen are building an
elevator 24x30, which is nearing COM
pletion, and farmers are reaping the
benefits of competition.
The Alliance store is being en-
larged by an addition 22x30 on the
south. The growing business of the
company rendered this necessary.
j. F. King is building an addition
to his jewelry store for residence,
and will occupy it next week.
It is rumored that T. S. Ankrom,
lately proprietor of the Ferret House
No. 2, will open a harness shop
shortly.
The county Sunday school conven-
ton held on Monday and Tuesday of
last week was we'll attended and much
enjoyed by the participants. G. G..
Stone of Kirwin, was chosen presi-
dent; o.. Smith of Phillipsburg.
secretary, and Mrs. G. E. Bell of
Marvin. treasurer. Five vlce-presi-
dents were selected from various
parts of the county. j. F. Drake,
state secretary, was in attendance.
The Republican rally last Satur-
day was a good one. Speeches were
made by IL L. Pestana, General j.
G. Caldwell of Topeka, Judge D. A
Banta of Great Bend, and j. r. Ham
ilton of Norton. The Logan Glee
club rendered excellent service.
Rev. Joseph Baker, pastor of the
Episcopal church since last spring
Will remove to Marysville, Kan, mex
week and take charge of the church
at that point,
John Hill has enlarged his barn BY
a spacious addition to accommodate
his growing business.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-10-06
That Mule Again.

Last Sunday morning as Ed
Boughtoa was crossing the railroad
tracks at the west end of the Rock
Island yard, ''Boughton's MULE that
he was driving started west on the
track, uDsetting the cart to which he
was attached. throwing Ed out and
breaking things generally. An IN
voice of damage done showed q
broken arm and cart for the driver
with the mule still In the ring. A
few animals more like that one IN the
town would cause a rich harvest fol
doctors and newspaper men.