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nrcnpnEn MORTGAGES.


Attn .ec Jane. b NJ T. Dodn, Avenue {, 5th'
- i,cfnstcin Louis to Asrhe!m ~ Heny'st 3
ha,.isn Julius 10 + J Mildlebrook, W corner
plVingfon and Clinton ST., ! year. moit@. - wv;
DnSIdson. Martha &. . Wcnst"n' II ''th'st =
ibnaclSr Philip j. 10 l. Ernst. No. Fast i33lst
Foric.. william. to Bradley Currcr Company n :
19i.t..t . shave. / var. - 9ei. ,o,
Gum william u Jules Ilpunu, W corner Ioth'
ave and 7sth.st demand $1,000.
Ma, len Harriet to Title Guat1ntc' ana IIust '"m'
,anv n . worth.st . Br.advay. years. 10000; -,
Iioc,or Jam'~ J.. ." balm; f." corner ''h'N' 'nn
Iulge Andrew T. j IIo9.in It al. lS-d'st'
~ 5,l.aNc = yeafs ( morris. ei3 80. an, -
Zones Clnrcncc william. ~ W T. Iled. lot i5'' map
Centr,l Norfi.anfa years ~ 5iS.
Lnlenfhal Rudolf n " J. Hogan, 10Y - map
IA mount - 800 o.,. 81, o., 49,,
Myer- lewis \ jr. to \ ITnnon. 5 i22i'-t OF
vicstr. wv, J 10 Centro' Trust 60. Manhattan.
ave n ~ l"l-tst ~ Wott.I. Years. -S'OIl. - ooo
10 newman Cowru. .aur ur1tr'fv. Nflf~ ,.
Rcd Ch,rl,- II - NJ ~ ! M'ddlelronN Mndl'
.o,.., " - Sr,wuol.s: 3 Year. g. mort. 80 0oO -
Rngl1nio-. Jacob w. - y ' lffe ms 20 80 I" -
p,o1f-s 400 600. - 49, 81,
Schricnc' Jo-'pt. o. q waldo. s7th'''' Of
Sienhnrg Gustavus Title Guarante" and Trust Co.
n " ror pura,c and 7Gth.>t vclrS. so 600, ,,.,,
"a ai'as" f. q io7ih.st saj 600 $500
Quitting ! II"nry. 10 \ Iii-cock. l3oth-St' OF
rs,rn fohn = 70 y Goodman. coz WillsaNc
ani itiih.si. vcors. $1,000.
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IN THE FIELD or SPORTS.
MAKING Fun OF TIE GORHAMS.

TIE NEWlORk BASEBALL TEAM LAolLi III
FEATS THEM NOTES.
Baseball generally caste when it becomes humor-
Gus and ridiculous Yesterdays game at the Polo
Ground, WAS 20 supremcly wietchcd
nary really cuJcyed the contest and laughed
heartily right through the buiesque moro oh''sd'd'
uneven idi0tic game Of baseball was never Played on
Manhattan Island. The contest between the New.
York and Gorham mines, and tho home players won by
the mod u score Of SO !. The 'rOihans are known
the coorcd champions. ind last year won some handsome
Victories seniptofessiona Mines Yesterday The Tam
wa, weakened by the several Of H. b., play
O. and the substitutes put n,pdc terrible MESS q IL.
The (.orhanis made end IL errors AMI the Giants
SO runs II darkness had not stopped the game In the
eighth inning the Giants were determined 10 swell uc
~. and then the magic combination 80 ic'rrcnty
played by the fpow'- Of policy would haze come out on
the green diamond ID: a-llA'. The score By ian.
inls
S',fq T,,s ..:~..:: .: % Q Q ee -s55
me Mauhattn Ath,tic club and Williams College
tears played a lively game OF baseball at Manhattan
YESTERDAY. The college boys were In better form
than their opponents. and by the score OF TO g.
The Monhat,sn College and Mercury mines played at
the Manhattan college ground, yesterday the Manhattis
winning hy Ia to 4.
This afternoon the Harvard College baseball nine will
meet he Manhattan A. c. nine at O'Clock ~ Maintain
Field A. this will arst Harvard has nllyed
In Ncw-York several and In view % her games
and Princeton atr Ia the season some Interest
has naafestd what condition her nine l. In
Fdwad Crane the pitcher signed with the New.Yo fk
club yc, ray The local club. through Manager Powers
Informed Couqhn Tayor Sullivan aud Mack that LhclF
services would not BE- required sft.r ten dIy-.
The Ncv.York tam will pioy ~ IoyOke today.
The A,:ropotaus are h. BE- recognized and viii De-
under the management Of John Troy. Several Of the Old
ayer, including Kcp-chlager, Iinkinson Mellon NO,s.
man ard Troy viii play II Will visit the
Eastern Lfague elite, aud pay exhibition games por
I, the opening o. :hc championship -oa~on.
The Harvard and fogdiom college teams viii cross bats
to.mOrrOw.
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia Aprll O-Thc Philadelphia and BOSTON
Union PLAYED here tO1Ii before go dsIed cro"l
the home players Winning aftes nieie.tng Tue
Unions dd all Of their effective batting in tho last Inning
The follows.
r r,,ssS Y!aPoa ........ Q 9 S-'55
a aiR nc''pn da 'o' .a S' Gocd 'nd
C,cI!1alt suIiS aud bLike inrrc-t
Inui,yl lie Apsl O-rhc Centre College tam played the
Louisville nine to-day. and the colcsan' were badly
beaten The professionals batcd tie ball with terrific
force scoring runs 10 ;he nrst lnninr The score
r LoSl.yig G.,,.ss CUE. .. . . 81
25 GSnre cssse 3 Er5os md
sS Re,,D c% aG J Jone. Tmp s'y '0
Washington April G-Pcosant weather and game BE-.
tween tie wa-hineton and Gcorgctown tams attracted a
coolly crowd n the local ball ground. today The wash
Ing,on, won a. they plcosed bv this
, %sss%s;e% ...:.. . . %
Pa washington ~ Georgetown /. Fuor--wash-
@ ggSP ssS dSSr anu
Cincinnati, April 8.-CcNer fielding and lively batting
chs ractrzcd to-days between the Cincinna, and
Milwaukee The home players were too strong for
their Wisconsin opponents, and by the following
score
G Giiss" as. .:.:.SS . . S-'55
clneieoat H. MlWsrEGce TO- Erro aS q IT,
INV Burlell anu Lake. umIife-Mullanc.
Baltimore, April G-The Baltimorcs had almost walk
over in game against Norfolk today The score was
a. follows;
E Feli,%sre .'.::...S 9 81
na.hltnal,@ote ~ NG,ck T. h1S.mn1mGre
aud 1;auut rmplre--McCullar
New.Hayen. Conn. April G.-The Yale nine met tho
pos,us again this afternoon. and were defeated by n
na,,ov margin. Heavy hitting the order Of the
a,v Boston scored four al thc start through
vac,s errors prevented doing further
hcf iii the sixth and seventh Innings when they pounded
an, seven runs Yale made fine rally IN the last
inning aud scored three earned three singles
and Hllss's honcrun. The score:
,o.,on ...........i o 3 q O-I2
vnic ............2 o 3 .
Earned runs-yale D. boston 8.
Charleston April CA heavy batting game played
,or. to-day between the Brooklyn and Charleston tean.
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Foutz pitched the BrcokJns and his curves were
batt'd for seventeen ATS Several Prooklyn played
the Charleston team, which b, this store:
BROOKLYN .................. o : O a O 10
Charleston ..................4 3 i-ii
Bas"hits-Brooklyn TO- Charleston :. Frrors-Rrookyn
9. Charleston q. Battcries-Foutz and Daily: KcancdY
DALEY and k!nslov
University Of Virginia, April G-The University OF Yer.
mont team defeated the University OF Virginia boys today
by score OF ~ TO /.
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1N.rEANcE WEN TO mAvE AN EXHIBIT.

INSURANCE MEN TO HAVE AN EXHIBIT.
Chicago, April AT general meeting OF Chicago
fire insurance men yesterday the plan proposed by
Louis ~ Geldert for proper representa- OF In
sirance interests at the Worlds Fair unanimously
adopted The Chicago underwriters are In earnest in
the matter and determined TO make the enterprise u
great success A board OF management elected
10 present n detailed plan Of organization assist In
raising the funds for the work and carrying out the
contract with the Exposition company. An advisory
hoard will be elected 10 include prominent under
writer from each Of the large cities OF the country.
1t Is ncnGcd 10 erect large building on the World
Fair grounds In such manner as 10 exhibit n great
variety Of the best methods Of CONSTRUCTION anu the
most advanced ideas concerning fire prevention and
oxuncuisbmopt and for the preventiOt Of accidents.
The binding will also be used rs headquarters ior
Underwater, from all over the WOrlG'
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Storage.

. r. THE uAEGEE WAREHOUSE. Sri.AVE. FROM
"A 33I 20 3it-st. storage FOR furniture. Daggsse good
snd wares OF every description. IN separate el0Sd 9rt
ments; always accessible during buslne's houfs ooAns
paching. shipping aud c'rhulnR 'p"n'a ,n l.hd
I'D INSPECTION Invited Once. 300 West Sith'st
. ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
ME XtW.yOi:K TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
crIvFD Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE no "'2 l,r,,h'
30 ID door north " 1hiriynr.tst.; and ADN!l,-
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ocr ,urtccnth.st 700 Thd-ay" Forty 'V"ntl'
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In. Vet 10 tOlunbl--ale o. Liberty
~ 5o Avenue \ 1913 ThiriaVc % West Fourteenth
a. o57 West 42i.St; 149 'hurch''t'; o'i lhtd'h'e'
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday business
was quiet. Bryan l.. Kennedy offered two BfooNS"
lots In North Thirtecnth-s. between Kent ana Nythc
ayes. james Coughlan was the buyer ut $1,000.
There was active bidding at the stand OF Phlllp
A. Smyth when hc offered In partition No. 10 East
Thirty >econd-st, "A four-story and basement dweluns
on lot 22xo50. William schneider was tile buyer
John smyth offered leosc@ Ss cI %Srs'i rent 1
Nos 80 to oJ9 West Ia,s d nor He proaccs m
annual rent Of ~ go. The bidding started at 1900
william Kennedy offered under foreclosure Il plot
hundred-and- sixty -thrdt. 1t brought sloo7o from
l.. 4. Bach.
The following sales were held at te Exchange and A"e'
s s q 'Ha On n'sotl S corner ,''' ,''>'N
VIE, q g. SSn1S 10 East $sS' s.
70 s;or ednes with la" % p R,G' 3, Joseph
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
lots. s. North I3th:.t, $50 # hcntHve Z'N'oo
each James COughlsn, $1,000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. V CITY
Broadway No. 81 James Kennedy ct al. to MAN. --o
n,d naran Life In ,,a Co. Go r. p2 Tc6snee Place rce
Edwin Mc"k. eAcr and trustee to Henry $4,000
nroad,st ' 30 p. ' and 80 Newest; Hugh Camp
Droa af n,,' 90 asS Cora pramua ct al. to
aret i'pydr" cor isi.t 10 iiXioo Loac
II iiaTtwcl and another charles Deb Brewer
Avenue A. . = 33.5 It l2Oth.st, luSNl.3' q,
David Goldberg and wife TO soma i",p VIZ
f0th-st. HOS II " 1st.lNr, lo.oNavV'''' IN
Ieaac W Irlckicr o. Elizabeth FitIp1ul,k w
fpsi5sk, % MarFs S;3,dc f'c Hsar 10
II Van Btunt ref. TO William ! N,9kas Voooo
1924 IT, s. ~ ,. r. 70 'm IcrEs Mycrs r. 1850
Louise N Iiartwell and another % James ,
Conv"mt-@", " :, 7o.iI Il II 1i3d-st. @oXioo; g,
same 10 Chas tin cham. 80. =. 90. 90:
Convcntave. :. 1911 10 II li3d - 2oNloo' ,
to VIM j Bailey -, ,,,.,,i,, r.
Icker-on and wife 10 Reb"ccn u ANS o'-'0
Conyentayr. :. 39.ll IT n li3dst 2ONl"'
Louise NJ IIorwcll and another to 'haf'S ""'
,,, .nsh'm ~ s5o n W Courtlandtevc 2jxIlOA;
Ad1n Schaub and wife 70 Dor1 n'fhomn'r ooo
wi,ayr No ao anu az ro S"' Z Tavcn ~ 90 500
I5od.St =. 100 n " tonruandtovi yohlop; -on
Ila.hrouck Due ijOis and wife Ut SIIlh Ms0 -''O0
ha%tnor1e.sti aSS wo 20 John whocn 5000
i III IL I'D p viz H irah Simpson % 900
Slrholas-aVe. = 1919 II : OF lfpt -t 10y
Jog o2i JOIN y F'"e' f''''''' =" '''''s '.. 5000
i@o,h it, = POI rSn1 OF b b1Hg Is 600
sthny@ o TSTH yte i ~ FTlnt 5OOcO
AvcnIe 4 . - 335 n n ~ 12nth.st. lGsN1; d,
sofia ! Ioobinqrr 20 August NJ VOL ...--.-.,-
5th.l,c " corner IA0th.,t. HVl5S B'hIimh q,
( Wills and wife 10 Jacob Scholc 10 =, -
i3Bd.st. u v 10 n " Of jth-aNr, .'N9'Iii nun e,
let Peck aud wife 70 Sarah NcI"1i''''''''''
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n Chicago as rivals not only in trade but also In
cevang and purifying It's methods.
Mr.. Cation. in proposing vot, Of thanks to Mr..
Mccormick, said he could definitely announce that
the British Government would more than double the
present grant for the Chicago Fair and that The
society would abolish all charges for space. The
announcement was received with cheers. The grant
will probably amount to 100000.
Paris. April S.-Thc Budget Committee has ap.
proved the proposed credits for Chicago Fair purposes
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Nem pnplitaIions

Eighteenth Ediuon,. post paid. for 25c or s,lmps.
Il Turns Grey. and uie Remedy. ny PROT. HARLEY
PARKER. a. NJ. LONG & Co, l,o13 Archst. Phlla Pa.
&1 00-Plato's Republic. Phocdr,is Socrates
~ sVOTrIal. Vo9llcs ROnoncrs Mohammed's Table
talk Addisons Spectator. large print Shakespeare Wards
David CrlcVe Hume's Essays. PRATT, l5j Gth-aVc.
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CranStons, West Point on-thO- Hudson,

viii open MAY 10th Mr.. Cianston will give his undl-
vid d attention Hotel this season and may be seen
40 the Marlborough by parties desrng 70 image rooms,
IIa. and 10 m heated by steam and CRATE fires.
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WM. L.. TAYLOR, Hackcnsack, N.

. RICHARD V. HARYErT & co. Auctioneers
AVN sell at Auction at Zeal Estate Exchange and
1 Ag['y On foHIuRSDXG. HpEI ~ 1872, !. O'clock
noon osT OF NeeutoIs 70 eoe an and Estate Of
the late CHARLES H. RUSSELL ESQ a SEw nd cnn,
n,llinS the a' iolioMing divisions:
$4,000 square feet Of land with large astory aud base
Lot c. On Na,rasanSett Avenue
Lot D. on Webster street. each containing over 400
1S%e Completely D4 %.'n .ac and the furniture
Sixty per cent OF the purchase money may remain on
p nGTf S%a Of at any peyo, sixty
s as aoD a9d Of 81 e tho
ms, ard az %, d sSS enc Sc a%a an
NS to 70 G Attorney HST for the once ESScSto &c.
2' Nassau Street SSw.YorK [lty. ,... ,.,,.
The Executors reserve @ 9, rlgn, to .o, withdraw tho
property II AZ Es'i H. tf RTssTI ELL JR
cFE 2RiE?iEEr MiAtc 1lhiI MILLER Executors
Join ". AUCIIlNCLOSS.
A-nlcHAEWR l E sI ri fSdsfGfl6aSse 'o's''
" '0n Els% SiE%t e K o sk kGEf5'y,,t
$50, 81 49, S$,' 60; :SR !%s wEsfsr.
sonthcasl corner Vcstryst Plot 75Gxlo2,7 with and
'-''ory brick '"' oGbEx & pEEKMAN Attorneys
Man, at Aue,oneer, II and % Ll6ert is.. y. i
RICHARD v HARNETr q co., Auctlonecrs,
a. WILL SELL Al h AUCTION,
,, moan T 4, ssd Ss 4 f,a Exchange and Auo.
ton H9 %S.s g TO 8 $aIa1 Ssr'' Harrison and
s'T%S Sn g. e'' northeast Scrncr nsA aesOry
b"st SaIt houses il tSc cW and 2-tory brick stable.
SNeTs e c T%aa R sSs:G" $50 broadway
Maps at Auctionccrs'. n AMI ~ LIberty.s.:
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TIE NATIONAL COMMISSIONERS MEET.


CHICAGO April 6 (spccaD.-Ihe Worlds Far Ma
tonal Commission began another session mere 'ouHy.
President Palmer in his opening address cchgh'"'"'cd
the commission on the large attendance ana l' b'ca'
interest shown in the commission work. III Is our
dutvs he said, "to devote our unpaid ana pa'r'ouc
efforts 10 keep The National stamp the enterprise
which we have undertaken. That enterprise Is now
approaching completion far rs material construction
Is concerned and the buildings which the lcal dHcc-
tory IS putting up such as TO inspire the idraoh
Of all who them. | hope, gentlemen, You VIII all
avail yourselves Of the present opportunity 10 LOOK
over the Exposition grounds and buildings, and make
suggestions Of changes occur to you TO be de-
sIable."
Not much was accomplished to-day, the time being
occupied with routine business. Fiftyninc coiihl'-
siOner and twenty altcrnatcs are IN attendance
Theodore Thomas sent IN invitation 10 the cOnlinia'
sOners TO 60 to the Auditorium tonight 10 the enter
tanment provided by his ChiidTcn'S WORLDS fr CnOr
Of 200 VOICES. The invitation accepted.
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Qratbcrs.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Professors. TEAosi:
"A IS Tutor, tioycrneescs etc. OF al branches supple
Unycfsltics College sc!oos and iariles sneplats
schools Pa.ent.. dcru lnE ago -p'heh ID lI.l VI
COYluERE. Book Building 80 iit'.s,e. :or 2oth 81
A MEHlcAS AID foKEIGS TtAcuERs, AGENC Z
"A Suup Pot s-Or TEACHER. IGtols, DoNcrnc ssc,
&c, 70 Colleges. Schools aud Families. Apply 10
Mrs. J II. Y0rNG.FULrOS 3 Unon square.
A -EVERErT STONE Naicl. lj2 West ts'h.'t vi,
"A. Na'a utof; pr.iaraiion for college Recommended
by RcN. DR.. VIM NJ. Taylor and David H. Hr'e'.
- Est TEACHERS supplied ios all brAnchr. 10 my
ID locality 40 FEE for registration. Fom of siA< u
P.V.HU YSSOON. American School BUREAU. W. ltls.
r. lRsTcLAsN TEACuhi.> suIE..fdd yit9Gg, fhargs,
AGENCY established lseo w d. Kcrr. ~ Eat llth.'i'
r ArGE LIST. Bcst teachers -ulpl!d for all drpr;'
u usnts tree. schools recommended y. \. EDUC A.
IiONAL ~ RiAE. - Clinton Place. y. y
nv HE FISK Tenchcrs gence.-Ncw York Boston, Chi
/ cage Los AngcleA. &c. 900 position, nllcd H. II.
CROCKFf, y. Y. Manager. Lincoln B'ldg, rdlon So.
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Gounlrn properln for Sale ano 90 Let

Gounlrp properln for Sale anO 60 Eet
NANTICKET MASS.
Furnished cottage. IL rooms. water ana al modHrn
con y,ni.ncr- overlooking two ao Two siii
cottagc" similarly provided Inquire Of EASTMAN JOHN
son O5 West 55t.st. New.York cry.
TuE OVERLOOK MOI STAlN House.
The lnc,t -itnation n The C'tskHi Mountains. las
or Ter. Would sell exchange for good Ne"iorN Guy
for views and map OF the property and further n.
'o'"''o" 'P'' HIRAM MERRITT.
81 Third Avenue. New York Cfy.-
q uRrRBAN REAL ESTATE EXoiIANGE tIncorpe
- Iaiod), III Brcsiway-The NswYoIk onlce OF 80
leading agents Of ~ suburban places Particulars Of over
within hour OF tho city Tor sale ana
rent
U>O RENT FOR THE Seasonal Nahant near
n"ston enc o the desirable places on Nahant
,, IA. ro,,r il stone and wood four stories ard q
i.n, win stable aud outbudngs I: l. furnished
"nprtc with everything necessary for housekeeping IA
cwdIms bedding bid and table linen, library. Sc rent.
AMY 90 C. r. GREEN = East i5thst
MATER POWER NEAR CHICAGO.
The finest water power IN the state OF Illinois ~ q
kakco River; eomp.es i3 acres II land aud dams OF
hra na sorry with locks CATS canals ah9 au PRIV
lie, .. and nppirennnccs main pond - miles long ara =
In II milo wdr draining immense area minimum low
w,terpovcr 1000 hOr.ep0w'r; original cost f'uv
900: unlimited coal supply directly at hand; railroad
facilities b" largely ncrasdi surroundings
h",u1 and hplthful grab plare for ufntturng
o%n oIy 81 mile. Chicalo tho greatest distributing
point In the world rare chance " putrhs, ha MAJ
durcu~ns TO large manufac;orc' to locate here. For
further Information address
! H. +. JACOBS & CO.. Sole Agents.
! 40. % WashngtOn.st Chicago. III.
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M a N N SET

HOUSE AND COTTAGES Shelter L-snd, l.. l.. =; Y.
VIII omen June The New Ycrk office T. open daily. .
,. at 70 rn'on squate; Room whe,' applissa.
and cottages with board AZ hotel or Tor
hou.ak.epng viii he received. send for illmstraNd PAM
phet. ii. u. ". LAWSON, formerly OF Murray Hill
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Mnsical instruction for both Sexes.

THE ONLY ,,...,,
Q.siablishsd 1893. Chartered 1902
REMOVED TO ~ EAST lsTH-ST..
BETWEEN sIII.ANi. aud IRVING PLACE.
4 SPRING EOrE>E ~ ALL HRNNCiiIS -
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS SOW OIlS
Miscellaneous
A DVICE ABOUT SCHOOLS ard circulars free 70 pa.
"A cnts STATE locality prcr desired. pupfs age anf
l. V. HrYssOON. American School Buf au ". liulst.
- End STAMP for %. Pretty TLpowrttr'" 70
- SHORTHAND AND TYPEWHGTlSS COLLEGE
$40 Hrcadway. n. Y.
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For Boys and Young Men-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1.4T3 Broadway
u near 42d.st. All departments.
NJ N. HOBBY, y. c. HENDRICKSON.
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THE BOOK. OF orEN.AIE SPORTS, octave 800 pages.
air amusemcnts Rules for sailing swimming, ball play
ing shooting horseback riding, &C. &C.: ~ full &l per
cony Published by The Tribune New York. EnteYtan.
Id ana universally compimented By the press
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Nnction Sales Of Real Getnte.
# Only 100 but Strictly Choice. ;
WIN. (. TAYLOR. AuCtiOneer,

announce an carly sale Of strictly choice building lots a.
fIighwooI y. j. on the Northern Il. r. OF ~ j.. on the
beautiful Tenary road opposite Hghwood Depot This
Property belongs T. :he estate OF ex-senator Ihos H.
Herring former President OF tie Northern road, end Is
IN the heart OF the millionaire district. which includes
EnglcwooI The lot, nearly every street IN ne
village The sale will taho place on Saturday April oh,
'92 sharp rain hne large tent with line band q
music and special train the Northern Railroad Terms
10 Der cent down on day Of sale balance in monthly pay
mcnts Tor tickets. maps etc. call a, j. 5 Coward
shoe st,c 20 GIccnwlchst.; at II. NJ oN'ilIs drug
,,or, iG3 Uudson.st.; at Ahrons Whltcheads clSaF
Store 1Oll, West litst.. and Il; tho onice oil l. H.
Batowshy II and 40 Wal!st, ~ " or "rItc inc
Auctonccr,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07
domestic 5ituntions Uanteo,

Females
NuRSE.-By young EnRli h woman
~ hs nurse, or maid Ia lady or oniiorrn;
IN the city. or VIII travel Des. pcI-olal
refer noes god scarnstrr-s. WIN Mfs'
TYLER, $40 6th-ave.. over mnihtt' -
~ tRsE.-wnl do sewing or assist with
chanbcrwOra competent ana expert
enccd best city reference from present en-
ploycr Call to-day. 507 West ooth-s'''
FIRST fiat
~ URsE-By Infants nurse can take inll
~ charge from birth undertands nuIsIh2
and bottle babies mas uneSceptopable re''
efences city or country. Can 'fo OI''
ave. near 42d-st. ---.-.----
~ URSE.-By capable, experienced Ger.
~ man girl, 10 growing children city or
country assist In chamDtr"orK neat ~
appearance best city references. Apply d.
". CARPENTER q co.'s. ego Gth.aye.
NURSERY GOVERNEss. by cdncated
" North.tierman Protestant 70 growing or
small children good sesm,ttr ,hs cnu pve
years' city reference tA. ~ MIs'
BRICKS. 10 Fast l2th.st., near tu1ve.
II FSPECTABIE color,d woman wants 70
IL take care Of apartments or do days work.
Address 32a West 37.ii-st., 1st h"tr; ring
Robinson's bell.
ID ESPECTABLE GIRL as chslnberInaid
IL and waitress; nrstclass rcirfcnco'.
100 East 5lst-st.. I'd bell % o'clock.
CEANsTREss.- an educated North
- German Protestant; good seamstfess ana
dressmaksr: nnc noedeworker nfstcla5s
city references or as maid 10 growing emil.
dren. Cali at Mrs. BRICKS. III Last
t2th.st.. near th.sv>-