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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09

supreme General Tenn n.fore Van bran' p. j.
supreme Co.si- ,hlmber,-nciore Ia r'on. J.-Noton
ea'Caaar sal,d a. % fern part before OIrien
j. No, 100 $50 -. Ioo ssi. 1881 li5' iISo' 10
sp,, g gc, 2pa ,d ns,o' ss Trs s.s
80 SGt lol 3s6, eo7 ~, liz, - sS - 20 2io.
q,s s ". 'S ss gt 1c4 sG ji''" ''' ''''
Cicult Couit-r'r l-peiore barrett. Gases from
Circuit coart-rart u-Beforc Beach. J-Ca'cs from
cirsail coan-rar iv-nc'ore Lawrence. J-ca'e'
' sgas,, Trial Tsr% Tern Of J. = !oh9'go a
ine ~l'Han ThomaS b. v-cdrr. Jemrr .. ,qur'- Kltr
l. Laudv thnfc- Rein Mari &. t1nant samuel Me- oil.
iouch Thom.a, NrC 'orumck Water H. Bcnnct at 10 30
a. tommon rlca,-ceuerrl Tcrn.-Adiourned until October
Common rie-s-spccia. Tern Before GIeserch J.
Conm;n rl.as Equity lem ncorc B',,chos JrNos
3 Il. - - Il IL 81 81. -. 30 icl IS; -
% u Ts"Ir'r' l n' Or, Di 20 = -
i2@ A4 i?3i re 2l '1s a. o0 ,d do ,o, y' s
common ri,c--Tral Tsrm-Part II-B-isrc EooE.aycr.
Con mon Pcs -lral Tetin-Par II-ncfor, Pryor.
Srprior Cour;-s c-.,l Term Be;ore Gildcrsieeyc. J.
Nos, rs 20 ~ 43@ Law and t"t-No' 40
,upc'io9 CONT. Equity m-Baioe Duso. J.-Ad-
'' s"p.ror courIillai Tcrn-rart Before sedssteS
Superior Court Trial Tcrm-Iat iI-Berore Freedman.
J-Nos ios. g3i nt7. ~ a-. 1852. H., 1888.
superior Court-lral Term Part III-B"fore McAdtn,
J. Nos lnsf lo.S lO3; l1Oj. lI16 1913. .
CIV Court Special Icm-Ee'of" Van Wyck, mo
civ Cour-rri,l Term-Part I-B~forr Ih,lich G. }
Nos I-l3 1872. So sol 81 33j 3l2 20t 81 80
81 $50 80. -. cs6. rs 10 ~. 700 71i 40 80.
Citv Court Trial Tcini-Par' II-Bciofc Newburccr }
Sos. 30 1921 -. y so jo5, SO ia ~" W fi2
CITY Court Tf..i Term iart dIL-Btiore Il'i'inon"
1850 iO7 500 9a2. 400. lo4o.
city court Trial Yerm-Part IV-hcfore Midtown. j
-
lSSe leos ss1 100. lls'. islc le2s Sss l;G ea
1852 G57 oS5 1905. IFS. 1873 ~ ~. lJt-. 1919
1857 iii. oe6 9's. 1885. 1901. 1904 1907. 1882
i1jt. 1850, i5it s..,,,o. p,-. ,.,,,. MAJ, ~.
aud Assistant District Attorney McIntyrc-Nos {" 10
Court u ,scncsi part II Refoie Fl'rrerald
j. As~i-tan; Di,rlct-At~rncv oHarc- Nos. Ia -
Inclusive.
Court Of General Part III R-ior" Cowng j.
and Assistant Dlstric i-AItofn Toens~ni-No- rs
inclusive.
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Galveston. oct cotton firm: middng. So low
gross receipts. lbs lal"s. exports colstwi-". IN
bales. sales. 1915 bales spinn"rs - bales stock
i7931 bales
Norfolk. oct. cotton hrm. midllng. SC; To-"
rniddling else. good ordinary. $40. net and
gross receipts 1872 bales. exports coastwis" 2is
bales. sales 5Oi bales. stock. li.slb bales.
Savannah. oct Cotton quiet. m!ddling. lf-l5r.
low mdiling 7-lsc. good ordinary. 3-ltc. n"'
ana gross receipts. 49, 29G bale exports 10 Great
britain. 77aJ bales. coastwis" 2EJ bales. sales,
So bales stock e -. bhles.
New ORLEANS. oct Cotton. firm good middlins
5lsc. niddllng l-lGc. low middling Bic. good
ordinary 7-i.r. net receipts s'i' bales. gross.
1850 bales exports coastwise i7sG bales. sales. 200
bales. stock. gss1 bales.
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two brothers The spacious churcn thronged.
Special music was furnished by the organ and
vested choir. The effects in the professional and
recessional OF the choir passing behind the chan
eel and singing in the distance added much to the
impressive service.
DR. Baker preached the sermon which de-
voted to the growth Of the church through the
periods of apparent adversely and its glorious tri
umph over all difficulties In closing. he referred
to the Church Of the Messiah az having begun
life in 1913 as a represcn tatiVe Of only side Of
Gods power with men. 1t emphasized peculiar eX-
periencos and defects. There was time when it
prepared a new prayerbook thinking Il could make
a better one than the fifteen centuries of the past
had produced Men. dsgruntled from various
causes. joined the church. at one time twenty com
municants coming in upon the question Of the
tor wearing black gown. But ;he years had
brought larger truth. and from hostility and
strife had charity and love and rejoicing in a
larger and better life. God had made room for
more fruitful work with charity for all Now
they belonged TO the Holy Catholic Church. To-
day they reoiced in the completion Of plans be-
gun many years ago rejoicing in what God had
done for them. In grateful remembrance OF what
He had done. in Christian charity. love and sin
cerity, the church would go with its work.
Before dedcating the new chancel, Bishop Little
john expressed his joy at being with the church
at the completion Of its enlargement and enrich
ment in honor Of the twenty years the rector had
been with the parish. The material growth should
be symbolic Of advancement in the beauty of holt
ness This splendid WORK the fruit Of we'll
thought -out plans and in every detail and EXPIRES
sion the idea OF worship set forth. The
Bishop then read the dedicatory prayers and dis
Many fingered after the services TO admire the
beauty of the chancel and TO examine lis httinsF
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UORE TROTBLE IN FL4TBTSH
ANOTHER FREE FIGHT BETWEEN ErFFIANs AND
POLICEMEN.

POLICEMEN.
Another battle between ruiians and the police
in Flafbush h. L. occurred late Saturday
night one Of the gang had his skull fractured
while Policeman Clark was struck on the mouth
and will lose number Of his teeth. The trouble
began when clark went to "A liquor shop kept by
A man named Miller. in Nernon-ave. His CLUB
shield and revolver had been taken from him the
night before in "A battle with gang Of ruiians
and having recovered his club and revolver. he
went there t. get his shield. John Stapleton. his
two brothers Frank and James. with Rodger Dom
ohue and others were in the place. Clark de-
manded his shield from John Stapleton and was
told to clear out. The policeman seized stapieton
and struck him and then the battle began.
Clark was sent 10 the floor by a terrihc blow on
the mouth but sprang to his feet and drew his
revolver. Pointing it at John Stapletons head he
was abp,t 10 fire when the crowd closed In and
again threw him to the floor. His life would
have been taken had 1t not been for the sudden
APPEARANCE OF Policeman Whalen. free hsht
followed. and Whalen was knocked To the moor
but held on to his club. He managed to Tree him-
self and swinging it. brought II down with telling
effect on John Stapleton's head. The man dropped
like a oc and the crowd scattered Whalen put
handouts on Stapleton and led him to the street
where he fell in "A faint. He was Immediately
taken to "A drug store. where Dr. j. l.. "abrisKie
put several stitches in his wound
Clark reported 10 Police Captain keiser. lie
charged Stapcton with assault. and was ordered
TO 20 home Soon after this Policeman Whalen
came in with his prisoner He will be arralgned
before Justice Sweeney to-day.
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IMPRESSIVE SERVICES AT TIE CHURCH OF
TIE MESSIAH. BROOELHN.
BISHOP LGTTLEJOHN CONDUCTED THE EXER-
CI>E>-A BEAUTIFUL AID COSTLY
WORK COMPLETED

The new chancel which has just been completed
for the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Mes
siah. at Greene and ClermOnt ayes. Brooklyn. was
dedicated at the service yesterday morning. when
1t was used for the first time. The work upon
the chance. the finest in the city. and the various
memorials placed In it, represent expenditure
of $4,000 The result Of the work. when lighted and
seen for the first time by the congregation. called
forth many admiring expressions. The fine win
dow. rich mural decorations. choice wood and
stone work the lofty columns and the many taste
full accessories, most Of them memorials, We're
fully described In The Tribune Of October |.
The exercises were conducted by Bishop Little
john DR.. Charles X. Baker, the rector, and his
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FM-yp FI0lTlyG ~ TIE HrDsoN.

Highland Falls ~ Y. oct (SpeciaD.-As George
johnson and John Murphy were rowing TO 'old
Spring this morning they discovered the body
of a man floating face downward in the Hudson
They lowed il ashore and Informed coroner James
Miller Of Highland Falls. DR.. q. IL. Brown eX-
amined the body and found several contusions
which might have resulted from floating wreck
age The body was that Of a young man about
TWENTY-FIVE years old. and dressed only in shirt
and trousers An insurance policy issued by the
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Buelnces Chances.

NANTi - Active Young nan Of eN-
prflcIlr with --rO c1-n a. partner in IS
fatIi-hrd zeal estate uiilr" NUT ipG IN
-idcfnft rrfrr-Ic. IL 10 rhtldft'f. &c
P'f-onal appti alton only 3" Il, To- l.
MIN Room. If 81 Fuit'n-,t.. bi''klsn.
80 rOJ WANTED t. control CONNER lat
o. o-,--ifs await secured wurfh 10 Hons
>ifi,t Investigation solicited fpr interview
men col un1ouiItd nnau.is stan i.ne ad-
dr.S. COMMERCE NJ Tribuu" once.
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Furnished Rooms.

4 SMALL FAMILY owning bfowns'One
hcu-e Wish 10 rent room % ntchiiH.
l23 West 4Jth-st.
BACHELOR apartments; single. IN
suite. every conNrn'cn ''t nr1f piihripd,
h,trl-. clubs. - East 23th 4. ON ana
Madi.On ayes.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS; gentlemen
only. bath running water, etc, pflf ale
house - West iith--t.
one OK TWO desirable rooms. with OF
without bard. IN az Hn rican family; Lex
lneton-aNc.. between 18Th and j6th -. Ad-
dress l.. 3i2 81 a>"
VERY DESl;A BI.E furnished Rooms
Without beard at 10 West llth-st refer
enc
3lST.ST.. u EAN1.-privatr rc-idenc"
few new elegantly app iintrd apartments
single ROOMS, iurnishei OF unfinished
references.
81 EAST I'D Large desirable room,
en- suite OF -inglv: references "Nchnhgr1
i32D-SI.. 10 wESr.- Furnished room, :,
carIots BET and b-dfing new RAINING not
aud cold waite. ana use Of bath.
I34 MADI,ON-ANE.- Pleasant. sunny.
third-noor front room LARGE closets also
hall room references.
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GEN D. T. BURKE ~ CKITIcM CONDITION.
General Denis f Burke, who has been seriously
i'll al the private hospital Of Or. Laidlaw for several
DAYS suddenly became much worse yesterday after
noon and fears expressed that he viii not
live through to-day General Burke Is troubled with
an injury to his spine between his shoulders
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Gounlrp Real estate 90 lei

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., New-York
City Perfectly anointed and beautfdi
small villa t. rent. LHfurnished 10 AprI.;
1880; hrest location river view ~ "a.
inducements b. INN dat. and satisfactory
tenant. WA. Il HOYT Vanderbilt
ave. opposite Grand Central.
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metropolitan Life Insurance Company New-York
.hhiough an Albany agency. made out TO Christie
pher Dear, and giving the name of &. W. Wart-
man. NO 81 South Pearl-st, Albany, agent,
was found in his pocket
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which he suffered two weeks ago while he was
ont driving He also has been troubled with neu-
ralzis which has approached dangerously his
heart During Friday and Saturday his condition
was much improved but the relapse came. yes
terday and the worst symptoms have been shown.
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Dressmakinq.

ARTISTIC DEES,AlAkiN;a-P Perfect III.
ting costumes gfck"i- ana wraps nancs"i'"
dresses. ~. Mime. OWEN. 81 West
2Jd--t.
DEt.S~MNKlN G.-lne francai,c. com.
m.nclng dr.-~unking business on own a.
count. desires the patronage 81 the lad"-
viii call ~ residence for nttlng Moderate
prices FRANCHISE. 30 We-: l2ith-st.
Dir sSMAKtI; wants u few more Gus
toners At hone suits from ~ mp. II. FON.
3l2 Wc-t sjth-st.. near Riverside Drive.
DRE>~MAK formerly with Nine.
Dlcden. viii make gowns for from $40 :"
SIS tailor-msde garments 4 specially rel
orrnccs. tall Mine. HAYES. 202 West
iJd--t
nEFSSMAKER.-Firs cutter aud
httcr desires NOR engagement. by th" dal
~ nr.t-ela,s families; ~ pr day highest
references. D.. 81 sth-aNo.
EXPfRIESCID DKtS SNEAKER Do.
,lrr- NOR engagements hy day or NJ hOm"
FIRST .ciis. famllirs lirst-rlns~ wori latest
styles. y. ", Dres>mnker. ~ lat
iCth-st.
FRENCH DEI>>MAKEE. cutter ana
inter from tho bet houses ~ Paris want.
more customers ~ ~ home by day
HOTEL BRADFORD. 0lst-st.. near broad
way.
FRENCH DKE>SMAKER good cutter
and nttor. Wishes mOrr customers by the
day ~ 80 tax work ONE. Adde'S Nile.
HuMEL. 81 Wcsi 22l-,t.
LADIES TAILORING Ladies own
materials made Ip into Jacket. coats.
| listers aud capas clO1k- fall kinds al
tered and rcinoGcllcd. GRIf.G 1871 West
2:d.,t
! MILES. BNrGNON. roio, ~ nant',iuN
4 - Eat Gl-f-st.. corner Mndi-nn-aNc.- lust
/ received from Paris handsome rns,unir-
Z ~ ak very reasonable: also French satn
/ c.rsci@. bet M. only 20 orders made ~
short notice.
Mr.. J. =. FINKENSrEIN'S drcssmak.
| inc rstal l!shrn ~ widow ~ Joseph + inkrn-
"'h Lakc~ drr--cs from ~ uLwari tailor
/ miir -ulis street drs'sr~ evening dresses
I hiicF imported df"f-e- make. over old
uF'.s"~ Ia the latest STYLES perfect NJ
/ luarini"fd. &C. Gth-avr., between 3sth ant
'fth a.. 1t floor
ii ER s FENDER. 2l9 West ASth-
/ ~. fashlOr0 abe frsssnak'r. are prepared 10
/ f,c"lse o.drr- Tor fall aud winter costumes
az work perfect IA ~ and finish
SEAL GARMENTS rrdycd. rcpair'd
/ refined. altered and r'modrllcd 10 nov
/ Hhapc- and latest sftlr 'upe- estimates ~
cost given. GHlLG. l3i West H2G->t.
SlAL SNCOUF> iedyci. repaired VI
made int fashinrnhie canes. M. BA'.
| kLH, llj W.T. 3c'h-st, I, year WIN
,,"o. smith. onhon. ana Gunthrf'> SON
! pth-aNc.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

CHOICE, SPACIOUS ROOM. second
floor. surroundings hr-t-cidss smiil family
dining ICON. Lack par.Or Central: rriricurcs
ncc,s-ary. AGdr - HONE, "a West
3ith-st.
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Qonnirp Real estate for Bale

A,;tNCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-R 'sidence
proDertie, o. all desc rlptions for sale and 70
Jet fuinishe houses.
TUBBs & TAYLOR. g Becaman-'t.
NEW COTTAGES, S2.loo $50 cash
balance 80 monthly; lot, 1ONl1O' WITHIN
s'~ ''''''N' WOLCOTT
Is East lJth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09

NltTIS nc DEE~>M kIN;a- Perfect NJ
ting ro-fum,-. ltcl.i- anu wraps; handsome
lr---r- ~. Mime. OWEN. 81. West
sIsti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-09

COAJIMAN.-By Young man who
thoroughly understands the care OF fine
horses, b1rles' aud carriage careful
driver strictly sober and honest nr-t-
class reference. A. A., 10 We o3d-st.,
Anderson.
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forces an0 GarrlGSec.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
J. NJ. Quincy q CO.

): NJ QCiNkf G q IS.'
NEWARK y. J.
VREAT BARGAINS u StCoND, Han y y
c1RE5AGGLs. ppLh ANRRA. 9 R1tKK,
&Lys. CABRIOLEIs, PHAErONs
SURREYS AND BU0GIEs, HY coo .
MAKES, ALI IN p PE Re rn ORDER
F4CTORY AND WAREROOMS OPPO-
SITE BR6AD,sT. sTATI0N, p, /; & W.
r. r. Thirty MINUTES From BA "a
CLAY or CHRITOPHER-SF. FERRY {.
HORSES wiNTEEED large box stalls
GOOD feed and careful treatment cirrla sr'
.torsd free. 4. r. MOORE Central PARK
l.. /.
TO HORSEBACK RIDEkS.IConiol,II
ease safety The foot cannot -IlP WIN
Waliace's Adjustable rubber 'tirrup pads
NJ any stirrup. l6 Wster-st
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DIED At THE AGE or oyE HryDRrD AND SLY

Red Hook y Y, oct. Sarah ellison. a colored
woman locally known as Aunt sally. died IN
this village to-day at the age Of l6. In her child
hood she was a slave in the family OF General
MONTGOMERY and later lived on the Montgomery
place with Nine. Livingston and the Misses Hunt
She was inveterate smoker ana enjoyed the
best Of health until two weeks ago.
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domestic 6ltuatious fUanteo
Males.

tOACHMAN.-C mletent. reliable, ex-
Ierielced city or country; most thorough
groom and good hors man; willing, oblig-
IL: yslr- reference from prominent geii-
tleno I'm this city; understan 4, furnaces
Adsr,'.s COMPtIENi, Fox q, rubIne
Ofics.
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6elp Wanteu.

WANTED. Mon. women, bows AMI girls
10 make al kinds rubber o. ershies also q
party To rent large hOu.. aud keep bJarder-
one tIat has been ir the business Cali
upon or lddress MEYER RI BBER COM
FANNY, MlIltoWn, mr.. New Brunswick. y. J.
Male4
MEN To TAKE orders IN every town
and city no delivering good wagrs from
start, pay rhly: nn ,nplfa required
work Yea. round. GLEN BROS. Eoches-
ter. y. y.
WANTED -G cd agents everywhere FOR
latest OIL y" sally. .rl- lt"lf. Big nay =.
" iie nov. An. LOCK CRANK co.
Milwaukee. Wis.
WANTID->sl-suan salary from start
permanent place. BROWN BROS. co.
Nlr,ery-n'n. isoches.cr y. Y
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CHOICE, SPACIOUS ROOM second
nooi. surroundings hr-t.ciass sm1li family
dininP-Toom. Lack laror ,,r-ntrh ,f,lriryvDr,
nec's AIRY. Addr - lioMi, -" west
iith.st.
FURNISHED ROOMS, - W.. all con,
lr.t.claS~. -. $50 west 5jth-st.
GKAMERCY PARK NORTH (kn"wn a;
1870 fa>t 2lst--t .).-EIcg mt rooms Djuld
and attendancr uneScellci also privileges
o. pr Nate PARK.
NEAR CENTRAL PARK Two roomsi
latn; excellent board references. 81
tast G2d--t.
ONE HANDS0MD square room, front;
sunny eNpo.ur'; also hail room; with
board reference exchanged. % Wet
5oth-st
inE ROCHESTER,. IA and PIG Wet
llthst-AtiiactiVe double or single rooms,
With board tabi, location and appointments
~'i"ct.
3sTH.ST.. 40 EAST. Murray Hill,
/ afgc handsome second NO'if 'N'''''"'
lOiri; reference exchanged.
1-HANDSOMELY furnished roor, or
,eparately: also large room for gentleman
with board references. 81 West 1lst-st.
,Tu.AyE.. oGo. Just above 2oth.st:-
Select apartments. FL suite. Win ba.n az H,c
rate dinins.room "itn ,"ch' up" "''
crates references required
! EAST IIST.ST.- IArc" clcelniiy in.,
tabIn AID attrndamco references c\'h'"S' u
WEST 19TH.>T. Hand -orc newly
furnished suit oi rooms ~ SlhBlei s'e''
noigbborhoOd all conNenlchce''
,sTu.sT. % wEsT.-A dc,irible parlor
conr. torctl.cr or separately also oti'r
rooms.
,71Il.sT 80 WEsT-D sirable rooms
in private family for the wD'tei' VIII"
bOaNi iricrchceh
oIsr.sT WEST.-Dcs.rabl nicely
,or1,ished large and hail rooms, Win cA'
celient board and attendance rri'''"''s'
eep.sT.. $40 WEST superior table
| transient ~ permanent D'aIu' m''ai .,',,.t
,bIc rooms either door at very ""o''"''
| prices
40 WEST 6IsT.ST Large .orond ~"
| ,ro"t roam. convenient u surface ana l.
| cars refo ence-.
a WEST 4oTH.sT ,-Iandsomeiy fY;
| tIai l.rua ana small rooms on Sr'pn
A, and tlirl floors with board ---
40 WEST 2GrH -sT--family .oiel home home.
100 rooms dinine-room Oh lar'"' ss"vy@,,i
iarge parl0r> and Ica1inR'fo"h 49,
ut have BEEN here more than i H'''''
/ Ian or send Tor circular ana ia''S'
2oru.ST. 20 WEST Large sunny ioo'"
IN rcnt with board table board r'icI--'e,''
4aD.ST.. IL WEST.-iiandsom.r. -, Gnu
co,r WITH board reference cNtn'''s - -.
AZ WEST Handsome i1rl i,1aS
,,.rtmcnfs private bath meals u w.
apst.cla.s parties; gentlemen pfe'efN"'
I4Tu-ST. 2ls wEsr.-Parior moor enc
ut rarnef-: furnished or unirihl-h'u ~"
r-.",ior hoar1 other rooms; fc.'reh''S.
-4z-II,.ST.. 30 wEsT.-with board ha"a'
! IN. rooms references.
-soru- CT 81 WEST Second ncor' , .Mo
49,. rooms. together or sc!hr''o'''
| boaid references, -.,.,,.i
--,,n-c or 81 wEsT.-IIandsomc u,n,u
.,oDy sunny front room large h'' '''"'
su,.rior table: references.
.-T;,.sT 40 wESr.---Hand,ome.y '"''
o,sp'd rooms. with board rcicr references.
-7,Tu-sr- Ii9 wEsT.-square, room m. AZ a
h,li room. together or separate VIII"
@,.s WEST 7zTH. sT.--Healthy choice
rooms with b ara. ----,-;-----I1,--,, "A
"a FAST o3D-sT. Nicely iur ,ds
,,, ,oom All convenicnccs, VII" ''"~'
table bOarders taken.
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED rRfCES.-500 second.
hand wool and Iron working machine.
fully guaranteed machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE -. EDDY. 39s Med
son-st.
4 MERCHANTS DISCOyERY.-wal.
lace's wonderful oil for llmeness Of the
horse spavins splnt- and rheumatism.
Testimonials and oil az 10 water-st.
Al. ESPECIALLY recommended patents
for sale. ->ort'r'~ OH filter i95 3jt Birds
adjustable "he'llfrrnN, iCfO hcmpf
bench hook. f53 10. For I'M. particular.
ca'i or 1ddfc-' fhn 4 Co.. Patent soil.
citor.. 9l5 broadway
roAGpiNG-nUrSE and restaurant
On account ~ sicFncs, IN family. 10 sell
ch az no agents. 81 2d-avc
BICYCLES Rambler AMI Tourist pnon.
mates: also lady, Rambler s6l 10 $40
OIL absolutely n"~. Apply in real estate
oihre. L'Nihston-a'r.. near i4th-st.
BICYCLES FROM Shorl.i sale Of hto
Norton Co. Ennlhl.f h.cvclcs. cushion
tire, go price. $40: Ormonde- 40 $40
and $50 SPr'nt"rs, 500. $40 an $50 Path
fTom 81 up: inspection Invited op.n even.
I'm ayes " iva '''I
EXpRFSS BUSINESS. established 0
years one double truck. one top wagon .
must De sold On account Of death OF owner.
FOR SALE.-Maryin SAFE double com.
hnailon medium sll": IN GOOD order with
hankor's chest; s"itahlr Tor jeweller
banker or hotel. - Aflantic-avc., Brook.
lyn.
FOR Tpholstercd wheeled In.
valid chair; niodrrat" femr-. Address
NJ b.. BOX 10. Tribune ONCE.
GROCERY STORE s75. for sale good
lea on~ for selling. s0i Gatcs-avc., Brook.
lyn.
LADY must sell magnificent upright
Piano. coE $500: warranted no reasonable
fer I"fus-d. 22s Wcst 2isf-st.. frat fiat :
-l-o scen SUNDAY
NEARI NEW 900 uprl ,hr grand used
OILY tx month";: viii 81 Or si2O If sold
at once. Clll 100 Eat l27th.st.
SEVERAL ARTICLf Of antique mr
ni'uf"; 232 oth-avc.. ncai 2Ith->t WORKS
u art r'~tored
SAFES not mni" by the trust FOR
hou-e sc"oad han. il5 up for business.
- Up catalogue free. y. Y. SAFE Co,
- CLIFTON PA -.
SAtES.-Ncw line Of SAFES At special
bargains for few weeks also second. hand
safes NJ lowest prices buy now. p. II.
GROSS. 400 Broadway.
ADVERTISEMENTS MD SUBsCRrP.
TIONS rOK THE NEW-YORK TRIB.
TNE WILL Ri RECEIVED AT THE Up
ToWN OFFICE. No. ! 2t2 Broadwov I'd
door north Of Thirtv.nr,t--t. ard ADVER-
li~tNENTS al the following Branch OF
hce 254 sth.a'e.. = q. cor. 23d-st