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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

the matter but neither wants 10 have the re' -
hn,tv ayed upon II of being the denoralzer neal"
time efforts are being made by the compe'''o', -
both these roads 10 induce them 20 fores" ~
Intention Meetings OF the general MANAGERS o
in both the Central Trafc and Ohio River ~ 80 10Th
are n be- held in this city on Thursday. and Is poh
have large common interests a conference 10 "''e-
existing troubles Is talked OF.
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6orses an6 Carriages.

A.-VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY.
100, 1872 EAST 1srIi-ST.
122, 1875, 1877. 12a EAST 12rlI ST.;
SCROLL ANTIQUE
HKOIGUANS: BKOUGIIAMS ;
Ot"rAGON PHYSICIANS
HKOUGHAMS; BROUGH ANS (;
EROrGHAMS
IN ILL THE
LATEST
DESIGNS
NEW AND SECOND HAND LARGEST
STOCK AND VARIETY IN NEW WORK
LOW PRICES,
LANDACS, ON NIB, Sf,S
COUPE KOcKAWAYS. LANpAuLEIS,
O,TAGON ROCKAwAYs.
DHAGS NAIL COACHES,
q PASSENGER ROCK AWAlSs
STIVEK's PAIENf III NAIou Is,
WAGONErTES, PIIhETONS.
EVERY STYLE OF LIGIT OR HEAVY
CARRIAGE.
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Cltn RcGl GslaIe for Sale

BEAUTIFUL CORNER IIOt 81 on
West End-aNc. ut a bargain, al modern ln.-
proNcmcni- newly decorated ana 10 INST
class condition throughout. NEWPORT,
Box 80, Iiirunv once
brooklyn.
CEMETERY LOTS for sale In the Ever
greens Cemetery Improved, with u mt
elias granite frIte "A coD1 rharc" Inquire
az JOHN MEkPni'S steam granite work.
Conwai-,i., Brooklyn. rntNin,e 10 tne Ever
grrcps.
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THE CONCORD TOUCHES AT GIBRALTAR.

Washington. July 22.-Thc gInboat Concord ar
rived at Gibraltar to-day. eighteen days from Norfolk
She Is her way 10 China. and 1t will probably re-
quire about two months time 10 complete her voyage
II she does not stop at Bangkok.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
WILL BIG FOUR WITHDRAW
ANOTHER REPORT THAT IT Is GOING TO LEAVE
THE CENTRAL TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION.

ANOTHER REPORT THAT 1T is GOING TO LEAVE
THE CENTRAL TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati, July 2o.-PTcSident NJ. T.. ingalls,. OF
the Big Four road. will ia few days withdraw from
the Central Traffic Association. This VIII in all
probability precipitate the adjustment Of that asso-
ciatlon which organized in 1857 and now IS com
posed OF twenty leading lines. Mr.. ingalls,
said yesterday that the organization inadequate
TO the purposes for which II had been formed. The
Big Four had contributed much money toward its
support, and had not been benefited accordingly.
Lake Shore and Michigan Central roads. which
the other Vanderbilt lines In the association. SIR.
ingalls, has already Withdrawn the Big Four road from
the Chicago and Ohio River Associations t. take effect
August ].
Cleveland, Ohio, July oo.-Presldent John Newell
OF the Lake Shore Railroad says the report that the
Lake Shore contemplates Withdrawing from the Cen
era Traffic Association IS absolutely without fonnda-
tiOn The road has idea OF Withdrawing. nor In
Newes opinion has the Big Four, though he was
not authortatlvey advised on that point. President
Newell said the Central Traffic Association was never
in better condition than at the present time
Channcey NJ. Depcw, president Of the New York
Central, said TO Tribune reporter last evening I'm
regard t. the report that the Big Four 10 With
draw from the Central Traffic Association. TINT in his
opinion the rumor unfoundcd President ingalls,.
he said had at time thought Of Withdrawing on
account Of the expense involved in remaining I'm the
association. but at the meeting Of the Joint commit
tee on Thursday no inmation had been given OF
an absolute fact that the Lake Shore would not
withdraw.
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DISCUSSING WORLDS FAIR RATE REDUCTIONS.

Chicago Jnly c2.-Failurc attended the efforts Of
the members OF the Western Passenger Association TO
agree TO Worlds Fair rate reductions today. Twenty
propositions submitted and voted upon,
but all failed OF adoption. The recommendation OF
the committee submitted at the previous days meet
ing would have been adopted but for the opposition
OF the santa Fc, which road objects 10 the addition
OF 81 to the oncarc rate. Another attempt to reach
an understanding will be made on Tuesday. II II fails
caci road viii be al liberty ~ make rates on August
| TO suit itself
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MAY REDUCE CINCINNATICIIlCAGO RATES
Chicago July oo.-More reductions in passenger
rates from CT rlnnau 10 Chicago are threatened.
Roth the Big Four and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
DAYTON are understood to be preparing 10 put them
into effect Both are anxious to take the lead in
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TO Consolidate RAILROAD STOCK.

Boston. Mass. July CA Concord Y. H.. dspatcl
10 "Thc Journal says project IS under discu sion
for consolidating the four classes OF Concord and
Montreal railroad stock. and that majority Of IN,
directors approve II.
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Go Ertf,r Business purncse

rs AND - fNARD->r-Siofca and
Las N, ht, 21NlOu four lo!t- JUAloV chh I;
elevator cheap rent lass, 25i BrDid.
way.
- PARK PLACE. facing olryat Il ,tI-
tiOn.-l.i" SAINT -tnl basement ami cellar.
suitable any business. FLASS. 23i Broad
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for 5ale.

Ar REDUCED PHlC Es.-jOO second
hand VOID and IRON wording machines
fun, guaranteed machinery bought and cN-
chang d. GEORGE b. EDDY, ooS Madi'
>On-,t.
ACCOUNT Of death, almost new $500 up.
right. "a He'd 800; also several ladies'
costumes summer and winter. very low
no olet refused. BAR,iAlN. 134 Lev
ln gtOn-aNe.
FOR SAI.E.-An Abbott check pcrioid-
tor. new cheap. =. gSj Sth-aNe.
FOR SALE CHEAP. with privileges.
candy store BIS Main->t. Bridgeport,
Conn. For particulars inquire IN candy
store. 2Si Granf.-t.
FOR -NLE.-Snall medical battery. al
mo.t new aud IN complete ORDER cost ~
sell for ~. TROPHY. l,i92 Lexington
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Real Gstatc 10 Gsrharoe.
TO EXCHANGE.

to FsAIII NNUI.
for property IN vicinity Of New.York
l,onAyh, Staten Island or Newark, n. j..
siN-rOom house new ami barn I'm Kansas
slVs MO-. value 10 500; oncnml rance
s-,Vo also cl ar lot, value ~ 900. What
nave you u Orcr A. u. g., Box 90
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miscellaneous.

TXCHANDE frw valuable oil paint
ir,- ~ diaTuId- address IN, HAN',t,
lJG East l2Jth-st.
IMi'O.:IANI.-for 10 cents and sclf
adif,-..,d stamped envelope ! vi send thu
hest knoWn ircipr 70 'nOieia ana IT. kindred
q. -c1-,~. AGGr'.o ~. Al WOOD, loo
". Johnson Il, Madison, WI.
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ror SALE low for want OF use, an OK.
,o,,rIoa ,op family pfIaeton, used but lightly
'q c'e'' M.y' Can lie seen by calling al LIS
Dcan.s.., Blooklyn.
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

11Ti-ST.. 21S EAST. near Stuyvcsant
Squarc.-Dcsira,le rooms, with board Amir
lean family; references.
- EAST H-ST.-Plsasant double and
single rooms; good board all conNcn.
fences terms moderate.
SSriI.ST.. 10 wEST-very desirable
rooms; with or without board references
given and required.
50TIl-ST.. 81 WEST.-Plrasant, cool
rooms With board summer prices tran
siciits table board references.
53D-sT.. 81 wEST.-Xewly and hand.
somcly furnished, large and small rooms
superior table; tran-ients accommodated
references
lO1 WAVERLEY PLACE. -- Single.
and double rooms; newly furnished; cen
trail location.
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A DESIRABLE. high class, sound young
,,h. I,scd in city past year 10 run about !;
and fancv KcnsIn s.on I must rc,lize upon
s snn AZ once also tandem harness and cart /;
mn III, ~ cn,grtain am offer; J@cll separate
LADIES' COB, Tribune once.
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tOork nOanle0
Males.


Males.
CAPABLE and reliable printer Of long
experience ia cyy wants position as proof
rraIrr forrnian'0r manager; can estimate (;
hos knowledge Of French. Address {. a.
~, BOX 10. Tribune once.
YGTN-i MAN. 10. wishes position al
anythlng; handy with tools. Il. HiNF'>'
TOO TOO Tc.t Ssd.-,.
! YOrNG MAN wishes a position ;
light work no object. w. b. care Oh MrS'
McKcnna. 10 king-st. ------
A ROY. aged IL years. just graduated
from pulllc school and made an Application
o., a higher evening course. desires q be-
"r,n am ricctrlcian. Adde's, GEO. J.
uoRwEDEL. 1905 3.aye.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEFPER and col.
iectnr dc. irc. lefna 1cut ,ml lovm' nj nod
crate rcmunrraticn: hignet references. Ad'
Crcs, EI>hNBNRTH. iOb Vast ojth-'t.
AN ACTIVE busnrS' man who ha' hid
cxtrrd,d rNplicn,r In the management OF
affairs. l. GcsrouS Of = Jung vac i.isl "a
agency IL some gnui u1hui,cthr.ng or
vholrstlr business tn highest ,r'dr ia
tn",i.hrI Add.r>, NEW.NORk EK. i y
A. Tribune Onice.
yOrNG AMERICAN, 20. drsncs a
nosition OF trust. , year, reference a. to
Character. with end. Addrc., !. J.. T.,
81 Wllow.aNc.. llOb"ken. y. y.
An rNGINEEH and general mechanic.
comrc.ent Ia take charge Of amy steam or
,,,n mn. ,rn,hIurrr desires q D. atm : M
GoTbtcd ref renee. +. HENDERSON.
Engin,'r Aston Library.
4 YOrNG MAN. % years OF age. wishes
a situation Of any kind speaks both Eng.
Il.h md (rrnan lurnt.y "a !r"Ss j; Won
M UEFN. III SymN-aNe., West lloDoken'
y. J.
roy. strong and willing, wOul1 ne
situation at anytime. IiiOS. RbiD'
II Waycrlcy-aNc., RFooklyh.
ELFACHFRS, beoutier'. skin cures:
go advertiser wants employment; 70
,c,r. cNpsrirncc. Address TOLEDO. Box
90. 1873 3i-av".
roOU KEFPEE.-You man. -, wants
.i,r,tion: q years In coalyard speaks CAR
In. Test OF fCr noes. Address Ciihs.
f.. FAAS. 44j Fast o.th-'t.
EOOKKEEPER.- COMPETENT. douhlc-cn-
try. wishes employment; or "a cashier, IN
a r. alla house. W. w, 50G Dregs-avr.
Brooklyn. --
EOOKk FEPf.R.-C correspondent 30 years.
,o;.I ing and writing Fr nch. English -!
,;crnan. wants position; large cuisines. eN-
mTl,rcr good references. \. 3, 81 Hut
.os,.st. Iiobokcn. y. J.
rOOKKEEPFR \ vcrv comrctent book.
keeper, experienced In mcr hanii'c. COM
mas iuI anu lrUauia tlrin- &C cunts a sire,
employ ncnt NJ - Per week th' best "'
CREDENTIALS furnished. Adir IS L.. Trllune
Oilcc.
BUSINTSS MAN. competent. experienced
ho0kkcrpcr. salesman. correspondent; d
sires to chance employment; rea 0nlnl' -
muncration; highest city references Ad'
dress STEVENSON. 23i West 3Ji-st
EUTJHEE.-Pv Young man sob"r
willing and OBJ ging; understands the busi-
less; city or COUNTRY. 100 th'aVc'
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Ciln Real G5lale Go Get.

ANY ONE willing 10 pay fir rent for
large. new ciniug-roim rNttn-lun house, alS
PLY l3p West Iith--t. Possession now.
E-ul cnmmnm-n. Nu-nL.r Ii.
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fsIp Uante0.


AGhNTS.-i5 daily profit. selling "Whlto
Satin Bouquet The most lasting perfume
made; new method Of selling; requires no
tslA other fast selling goods 10 sam line.
/. PUTNAM & CO. West Winstead. Conn.
FIFTY morc AGENTS wanted t. sol
popular ilfty cent Article; needed IN ohc".
,tir,.. public buildings. hospitals. home aud
II you haven't - To buy goods don't call;
Money refunded ior ur- ii goods tinted
Trading Co.. 1876 Lib'ty-st.
Males.
AGENTS MAKE big money selling In
-tant FIrcz,r>; tood Iay; new; s,lls al
sight . West iith-st.
PAKLK W.ANTED.-Fir st-class man for
hotel work. Apply o. steward Broadway
Central Hotel.
CAFE AND LIN n-ROOM. -Flt,t-elass
man wanted "a take charge. Apply Ella
WORTH 80 East llth-st
COACHMAN WANTED.--Th' rouYilv ic-
Dablr and competent 10 drive and tlke care
81 thrr" or four horses IN IN" country near
Nrw-Nork. Write. stating saluy cNpccu
md experience. 40 :. *. 60. car, 1lihun'
WANTED Advert. Ing novelty sal,surn
travelling Eat. south aud West. D. aiop'
neat ard profitable porkes ,ld" line; Al
i1rtl'S only stat experience. J. neil
Exchange. Jors.t City. y. j.
\ e
nui.hcd hi- education i dssfou, of obtain
ing a Un,itnn where thHrr j. some cnali
IL advancement a position m some butt
ness office preferred. AID % lr,t oi rel-
rIrncr.. Addrr,, Lick Bon jeS, Catskill
y. \.
W1NIED.--fgcut, 10 sell OF commission
the MaCgl" Cline ten cent cigar. sample
boAe, OF thirteen mailed To- one dollar.
l.. MILLER 9 SONS. 5i3 B'vsy, y. Y.
Females.
STYLISH. rhhrt lady energetic
brlrhi tllhcr. prrnan' nrN EOoI -lllfh
AIply MNSrG Bon %. Tribune Uptown
once | ~ Broadwav.
LADIES wanted 10 lddres, circulars
at home. 80 10 80 a week. Incl0sr
,tamp. MISS ELLA WEl>T South
Bend Ind.
LADIES.-Wc furnish peasant home
cmployUont your leisure hour. VIII hrt
you extra pin-monry, for partlcuIar> can
ETRT seas ART CO.. 30 East ith-st
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ADVERTISER E.T> AND suBSC6IP.
gsEE S wiz E9f BIZ THE kEcE SETi5o AZ THE uP
TOWN OFFICE No 1242 Broadwny; "a
I, m north IT Thirty hrstst and ADvE ~.
at the following Brancn ~, ~,
Awe; 1877 Fcurth-aye., corner four-
nth.st.; 200 Third.avo 100 East ro,ty'
se1fh.st., corner 3d-aye. $50 East lsota'
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WAITER.-Hy a willing. sober and non:
at man In private family; can make nii'Ssr
nseful around the house. L. HoFFMANN'
40 3d-ave.. 1t floor.
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., ARTISTIC DRFSSMAKING.
iiot"i Crcrs at shortest notice. moderate
prices. Mrs. MoELROY. ~ East 9th.St..
opposite Stewart Building.
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FURNISHED Room ms.

FURNISHED Rooms.
A.-TW0 LARGE connecting rooms,
newly furnished. suitable for a plrty Of I
an improvements. ~ Et.t IOth-et., near
broadway.
An ATTRACTIVE ID floor. 5th-aVe..
near Waldorf; 81 floor suite private hath
single rooms. - weekly; board optional
spacious parioIs; phys clans Offices; al
i9ealitles. Apply Everett Directory. -
west 3'th--t.. j.. 4. Daley.
FURNISHED Inrlor, bedroom connect.
ihs other rooms: use OF bath br'akf,~t IL
q .'r'l private family. I1j West j1th-st.,
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms;
al-o front and middle paror: superior Ger
ran hoarl. MODERATE. 1,2 Eas, lGth-st.
LOVELY PAKLOKS; doctor. dentist;
80 ana small rooms all conycniencc'
Very select. 800 West 32d.-t.
TO LEr.-Furn!shcd rooms. very clean,
s"ou b'ds, III per week ard above; We give
Necks rent for nothing. Apply at tn
barners shop. 50 West 3d-st.
IL EAST ODD ST. near Madison Square.
Largo and small rooms ri renccs tran
sients.
z2D-sr.. - WEST. Miss Hoffman. city
hous.~ open all summer Tor the aecommoda'
.lon Of Transient guests: references.
80 wf:sT eITH.sT.-Two larre from,
rooms b; hneIv furnished; piano bath pri'
Sate near L and Park. DOW.
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Gorses an0 Carriages.


ALWAYS
When you wish 10 buy a good carriage.
OF any style. without paying fancy price
class article made in the best manner ana
the newest style and at the right price by
Visiting tho WapetonmS uf
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DressmaNlnQ.

=, ARTISTIC DRFsSMAKING.
ii9t'i 'H,efs at shortest notice; moderate
prices. Mrs. M'ELROY. ~ Elst 9th.st.
oplo'lte Stewart Building.
Observation-Disclosures, artistic; a
~ ~ more customers by tine day or at home.
300 oth-aNe.. near 23d->t.
Observation-Disclosures: accustomed
~ thc llnost Work and for the best fm-
Hes - per day: country y efcrrrd. Miss
MoNIAGCE, % West 3ith-st.
DkEssMAKER ny day. week or month
VIII MAKE over dresses; good skirt maker
vMnilhg 10 90 TO eun.ry. hdiress
WOODS. 251 West i2d-st.
NG.-Pcrfcct. fitting. stylieh
dresses made flom 10 up. Mrs. WlTKOV,
80 West llth.st.
DHEssMAKER wishes few more
Gust lmcrs at home. MRS. REYNOLDS,
235 West 39th- [.
DRES>MAK ER.-Wlshcs customer, a,
home; ladies and children's dresses. D.,
aI1 East l5th-st.
DREssMAKER wants a few more Gus.
toners at home; suit from - up. IL. FOX,
BIZ West Soth-st.. near Riverside Drive.
EXPERT FITTER visits lalles at their
homes 80 rents Per hour; artistic designer
Tor tea gowns; city or county. Address
MADAME, FOB East 4sth-st.
flRST-CLASS DRESSMAKE R wishes q
few mole customers at home. $50 West
SS'h-,t, dra.- nakcrs bell.
FRENCH DRESSMAK r.R, frs.-c ass in
every Respect, expert on chldrel's drcssc,.
desires situation ia private family best
Il references. NJ. l., Tribune Uptown
Onicc, PAP broadway.
LADIES.-You don't need TO try on your
dress II you have YOUR exact form modelled
and fitted by Nine. BETrINGEN. Feb. y
1893. for sale at 3S5 Oth-aye., Bettingen &
roldrnstcins.
STYLISH drcs,makcr wishes more en-.
Cagcmrnts hy Tn" day also childrcl ana
repairing fur garments. B. X, SOL fth-aVe',
first bell.
SEAL GARMENTS and furs Of ?ii
kind, repaired. lcdy d. refined, altered ana
modelled to the new shapes estimates
given. GKEIG. 1871 West 22d.st.
TUoEOrGU DRESSMNkER desires
cngag,Incnt ~ day or week In or out OF
city: highest references. Address MiSo
T.. Rox 81. Tribune Uptown ONCE, LIZ
/, OldwaV.
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Board au0 Rooms.

GRAMEHCY PARK. NORTl! known as
1919 East 2ist-st.l-DclightiuI ,oca,ious'
elegant room, tr,nsients boari ana atnna.
anoe uncNccllc1 also privileges oi P'N'V
I,arE
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APPOINTMENTS OF FOURTH-CLASs PoSTrAsTERs.
Washington, July 92.-The number OF fourth class
postmasters appointed to-day was nlhe'y-eieit OF
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For -sALE.-IIand-ome Brewster >idcbar
ron s,iaee I'm perfect order. Inquire IN
, ,op Store, JULIUS BACliAkACh'
,O94 3d-ave'
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Gountrn Real gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
prop,itles OF al descriptions for sale aud IL
ic' furnished houses.
TuBBS ( TAYLOR. 5 Bcelsn.an.st.
enai d BEAUTIFUL lake desirable rrpcrty !:
Suiaeiiyc locality barlain. J. W. AT.
WAILk 81 Libct->,.
~ PART OR THE WHOLE OF the Willow
mlcn House Farm, established IN 1893. BY
me late Timothy +. Jackson. situated one
n'lie from Iichm nd I'M one and one half
Long .ana 'ea r Sas ons Of The ' s
watered farms on Long Island. For further
lnrticullr- address Mrs ISABEL n.
Island.
CALL FOR OUR illustrated catalogue OF
suburban ana country property for sale. just
Issued, or send q cents IN stamps WA. Il.
uolT & CO., ) Nandrrbilt-aNc, opposite
Grand Central Depot.
EAST OEAN,,r.. y. J.-DcSirahle prop.
efty for sale. furnished and unfurnished
houses TO ren:. ;. d. CONDIT. opposite
Brick Church station.
ELBERON. n. J--For sal, choice lot-,
lipN3OO: also lOI acres river font on the
Kunison Road ine residences for sale.
WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch.
FOR sALE.-Jamaica. l.. l., 10 mics
nom Ncw-Y ork.-llandsome house, l.
rooms grounds sOx2oO. fruit and large shade
trees and stable. For particulars apply to
/. .. Box 81. Jamaica, l.. /.
FOR SALE OR RENT furnished. pretty
cottage, large grounds. ralt Ma'rr 'front.'
boating. fishing. bathing. fine garden;
healthy location; railroads and STEAMBOAT
connection price. ~ 800; would exchange
Tor indianapolis. Ind, property. FRED.
MlNtH. Stonlnston. Conn.
FOR SALE.-Farm Of go acres In the
vicinity ~ New Haven, overlooking the
sound. about 200 feet above sel level;
beautiful summer resort. or fine dairy farm;
commodous bans; oil in good condition;
nVe minutes walk to pOStoilicr. school or
churches. Address J. c. X ELY, 1872 Mum
son'st., New-lIoven, Conn
FOR SALE,-New cottages, u miles
out 20 per cent down, balance monthly
lnstallments; equivalent only To rent; lots
lare"; two to five minute from depot;
prices s.. 900 TO 90. 900. according to size.
w. ID. SNOW. 1876 Librrtv-st.. y. y.
NEAR RAILROAD STATION.-New
house. scvcn rooms; nnc ccllrr; lot, 5000
square foet 81 800 easy payments. Apply
NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloomfield, n. J.
VTRGINIA-Dairy.t truck and fruit farm;
close b large city little competition; prices
rule high; milk - cents gallon wholesale.
cabbage 3 cents II. apples ~ bushsl, Sc.
Market unlimited: 325 acres smooth, rich
land nice residence; largo cattle aud nay
barns. silos. orchards and vineyard bcauti-
ful view: city In plain sight 10 miles from
business centre Reliable labor. men $40
per month. women and boys - cents d1v.
business fully established. Prize. SS.l25.
Genuine snap and fortune for practical nan.
Box ~ Lynchburg. Va.
WILL SELL 900 acres Of land In Motto
way Co.. Va. within co days FOR 50 per
acre or any portion for f3 to Sl5 according
10 location. Apply b. II. g. DYSON, office
1t p0stoifice Grove. Va.
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Apartment 60 fet.

LARGE FRONT Room. 1T for light
2rh-st. ~ '""'
~ =. BELLA. IL EAST 2JrII-ST.-
iu,hL Shcd ~ nnfurnishcd one OF the largest
ahd iil'st apartments In the city; every
room i Ight they were decofa ID by Mr.
l"'n, t1n te leon az any time. Ca
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

WASHINGTON SQUARE. WEsI. S.-
Dcsi,ab,e single and doubl' Apartments eN-
ccllcnt table parlor floor; r's-onaDie "'"'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

LARGE Above ROOM win an ,. c,,''
vcniences I'm Yves. Isth-st.; win or Mith-
o',, bn,rd for onc gcntleman; no other
boarders: references required. Aa a as
PRIVATE BOARD. Tribune | pow" o"'oo'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

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class article made In the best manner ana
the newest style and at the right price Dy
visiting the warerooms OF
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JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
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JOHN MOORE,
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where can also b. found q stock secohu 10
none I'm New York OF ,,re poprc
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AND ALL HORSE GOODS'
Send for catalogue.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-08-23
Advance in Bee Culture.

The science which has ever kept
the lead of practice in bee culture
has discovered that the laws of breed
ing hold just as truly among bees as
among our higher animals, that
there is quality among bees, and
that by selection we may greatly inn
prove our honey bees Thus queen
rearing, thing entirely unthought
of fifty years ago, is now an industry
in itself, and bees are bred with all
the care and success that waits on
the best breeders of horses or cattle.
More than this, these queens are
shipped around the world. Men
have studied out the requirements,
50 that now we have cages and food
that make it safe to send bees to
Australia and Japan.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1893-08-23
Waste of Fertilizers.

1t might be said with considerable
truth that about one-half of all
manure is wasted. The great body
of water which collects on the barn
must run down to caves and drip
upon the top of the manure heap,
and as this water teaches down and
runs away it carries the most valua-
BILE part of the manure with it. Tons
of water fall upon it in this way
every winter, and the loss is tremen.
dous. Manure is so valuable now
that it is worth the trouble of carry.
ing away from the caves of the barn.
Take it to some safe place, and pile
it compactly in a solid heap.-In
diana Farmer.