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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
PRIZES ON PATENTS.
How to Get Twenty five Hun
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The Winner has a Clear Gift of a Small
Fortune, and the Losers Have Patents
that may Bring them In Still More.

Would you like to mske twenty-five hun
dred dollars? If you would, read carefully
what follows and you may see way to do it
The Press Claims Company devOtes much
attention to patents. 1t has handled thous.
ands of applications for inventions, but it
would like to handle a thousand more. There
plenty of inventive talent at large in this
country, needing nothing but encourage nent
to produce practical results. That encourage
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rive
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
Letter Carriers Meeting.

The San Antonio branch of the
National Letter Carriers associa-
ton, No. 42l, will hold a meeting
at the post office tonight, at which
business of Importance will be
transacted. The branch has de-
cided to send a delegate to the Ma
tional convention at Kansas City,
this fall.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
Harmonious Meeting.

A meetingof the official board of
Trinity church, was held in the
vestry last night presided over by
Rev. c. G. Mclean. 1t was expect
ed that a discussion relative to the
church laws would take place, but
the cOmbatants were absent and
everything passed off harmonious
w.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
Martha Pardoned.

Martha SOvinski, the 10 year old
girl who attempted to burn the
house of her brOther-in-law several
months ago, and who was jailed
by the authorities on the charge
of attempting arson, was pardoned
yesterday by Governor IIogg and
released from prison.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
Favoring Pastor McLean's Return.

EdVOTIHg FasUOI NICLedH INeOUTH'
The Austin Methodist con-
ference of the NJ. f. Church,
(SOuth) will convene at DenisOn,
Texas, the first Monday in NOvem-
Der. Rev. c. c. Mclean, of Trinity
church, will attend. a petition is
now in circulation asking the
presiding elder to return Rev. Nc
Lean to this charge, which if met
with favorably will make the
third year for, DR.. Mclean.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
Court In Session.

The fourth floor of the Kamp-
mann building presented sight.
usually witnessed in courthouse
Hobbies. The occasion was the
opening of the Civil Court of APP
peals. The court was simply called
to order to adjourn. Business in
earnest will commence tomorrow
morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
Charged With LunacY.

An affidavit for lunacy was made
against Guadalupe Garcia by Lii
brada c. de CULLEN this morning.
The case will be tried in the pro-
bate court tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
HOUSEHOLD MOVING

Done by the San Antonio Transfer
Co. Special attention given to
Merchants freight hauling. Tel.
sol. Office 1913 Soledad st. 95ImO.
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100 DOZEN BOYS

Waists, the best made, are selling
at SOC this week, former price ST..
95 Ut l.. WOLFsON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids wanted on a two-story resi-
dence. MURPHY Il HAYDEN,
9 3 ct Architects.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
Columbian Pompadour

something new in neck wear for
ladies. Ask to see it at l.. Wolf
sons. 59 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05

See l.. Wolfson's show window
today. y 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-05
DRESS GOODS.

UkESS ,GUUUS.
In new and truly novel designs, includ-
ing
HOPSACKINGS in different shades.
ROBINSON CRUSOE, MEMS CLAW
and GRISSLE in beautiful designs.
Rainbow effects in the Loie Fuller,
Jaccard Glaze, ChaDgeable Coupon Bou-
vette and other styles.
Also new novelties in Changeable
Monte Cloth, Ladies' Cloths, Broad
Cloths, Home Spun, Brocadel, Whip
cord, Shepard and Tartar Plaids Sebasta-
Pool, Henrietta, Velour Salambo, En-
broidered Dress Flannelsy Etc, beyond
the reach of imagination. In fact, our
entire stock is made up Of Elegance and
Low Prices combined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-09
THE CONSTELLATION TO GO SOCTH.

Tie old sailing frgste Constellation. which re-
Gently arrived here having board the exhibits from
the Vatican at Rome and large collection OF art
exhibits from France for the Worlds Fair will start
to-day for Norfolk, Va. She Is now lying at the
Lehgh Terminal pier Jersey City, and will 90 directly
the Navy Yard. where the officers, with the ex-
ception OF Lieutenant James c. Cresap Will be de-
tgched from her. Lieutenant Cresap will probably
remain attached to the ship while she is being re-
fitted and having her battery replaced preparatory
to returning to Annapolis to be used as practice
ship for the cadets Sixty apprentice boys have
been transferred from the ship TO the Navy Yard to
be utilized on some OF the vessels to take part
In the naval review.
Lieutenant Cresap Is secretary OF the Society OF
the Sons of American Revolution and Is not only we'll
known but popular among New-York people. lie Is
an Ohioan. and was appointed TO the Naval Academy
from that State In June, 1867. hence has been
twenty four years reaching his present rank. another
evidence Of the slow promotion In the Navy. lie has
large percentage Of active service to his credit, and
besides his other duties has been aid to the nag
officer OF tie North Atlantic squadron; aid 10 the
ia officer OF the training squadron assistant TO the
United States Commissioner ut Samoa In isSo III
charge Of the Naval Experimental Battery In 1883
and has served two terms instructor OF cadets al
the Naval Academy-in 1ss4-5 and 1sSs-9O
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day that settlement would pre- baby be made by the
creditors whereby Edward Stitch, the surviving partner
could continue the buiness Creditors all friendly
and have expressed the greatest sympathy. Inc
general expression In the trade Is that Mr. stitch was
100 honest and too sensitive" Had he made known
condition of the business the creditors there
Is scarcely doubt that they would have granted any
settlement The firm might have asked.
The Sheriff Yesterday received an execution 1or
a4Osl against siegfried Wcrtheim. importer OF pulp
and paper Stock in Tie Tines Building, In favor
OF Gustav Rau. The suit also against Leopold
and selig wcrthtm, who composed the late arm OF
A. Wertheim a. Co. Creditors have received inorna
ton from several parties that Siegired Werhcim was
In Montreal as late as Monday last.
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MEETING OF THE HOARD OF TRADE.

At meeting OF the Board OF Trade and Transporta-
ton yesterday five members admitted
These were s. W. Lewis Co.. f. D. Cordes 4 Co.,
william Schwartzwaelder g. Co.. Rosenbaum d Seligs-
burg and Calixto. Lopez Co. Theodore Wcicker
introduced resolutions indorsng the southworh bill
now in the Assembly providing for the inspection OF
proprietary medicines through the authority OF the
State Board OF Health. The resolutions. which
bodied some amendments Of a technical character,
were referred to the drug section Of the Board
testing against the destruction or removal OF the
City Hall, was voted down. Mr.. Martin also offered
o resolution which adopted. providing for the
appointment OF committee. not to exceed twenty
five, to represent the Board In the Naval review
take place III Nsw-York Harbor in April In
necuon with the opening Of the Worlds Columbian
Exposition.
L. J. Callahan submitted resolution providing
for Endorsement by the Board, OF the
bill drafted by o committee OF the Real Estate Ex-
change and offered IN tho Assembly by william u.
Wilson. The proposition was warmly opposed by
SIMON Stern and Orlando Is. Potter. II was finally
referred to the Committee Railway Transporta-
don. with Instructions to report at special meeting
to b held March 90.
The committee charged with the duty OF selecting
other Office accommodations for the Board reported
mat rooms had been secured in the building No. DOB
BROADWAY. The report was accepted. ana the board
VIZ occupy their new quarters on May ].
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. c. & IT. r. RR Co, LesseeD
Trains levc West a2dst: station, NewYork. as fol-
lows. and Is minutes earlier from IT, frankn-st, N r..
3,3O A. M.-Daily for Newburg. Kingston. Albany
daily except sunday, west OF Coeyman's &C. ,
ft5 A. M-Daiiy for Albany. except Sund1y. Montreal
$3.50 4. M.-Daily Tor Albanf Utica syracuse Roehcs
SATURDAY for Toronto
II:35 4. VI. Daily. except Sunday, for Albany and
400 =. M.-Dsy. except SUNDAY. for Albany.
S.iS D. V-Dally FOR Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit
GAO r. M.-baiiv. cycept Sunday. for Newburg, Al
Sany, saraioga and Montreal. ,,.a. s..n.o po.,..
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chicago
uAVERSTRAw LOCALS. 2:l5, g As p. NJ.
NTwBI' re- LOCALS 90, 10 rs A. NJ, 'l;15, 80
Siscnn9 cars for pnnalo Niagara Falls Toronto, De
trot chicago on all through trains.
Daily For tickets tine.tables paror , ana sleeping
lyn 333 Wa-hine ST. 726 Fulton st, Annex Onl:e
foot Of Fulton.st New-York city. ~. li3 800 49,
lo5th.st., and at stations , , 49,.
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REAL ESTATE.
BrSINEsS At THE EXCHANGES.


Hor little .obt nancy Influences the real estate mar
ket when really good investment properly Is o"e'" :,
shown yesterday at the sale BY Il. " Harheu q Oo' "
the estate OF Hester A. Gregory. she was inc u"s =,
OF Ella, Day. cautious investor IN the e~Ner pai' VI
the century. She inherited her fathers property anu
recently died leaving it to three children The l"prs
wa, sod by the OF the estate under
the Tls Hss.s Hs
me ol Ins wora IL ~ c that property
this character Into inc sr o and he sne pc
in the Ninth Ward and nsRbs' by Sc ro s e
With prices satisfactory =" the
sassss ssS Sas 30 sep Ms av sa
Sadns %s en- Extension i %
. "ns ing s",ss r
$1,000 to A. Xaf.cs. 30. 2os. similar building draw.
%i u S%' S"' w.
.;sy and f IL . 'S sas S,s
was sold tos 800 70 Ma,dcbaum Levine ,.,, The
s ss 1870 was 10 soil: alp 'S,'rrs
ph ,m asHns sSp's for pIsScsoos e"''
10 sss West Esyenlht ieur.ory brit brick , aSHss
s% Ss .,s s ia
s s S'f As, sold asn"s 81 30 e.
s ~ 90 from SIMILAR ess on and @
Nos ci4 and 2i6 Waverey Place are threc-story ana
SsSS "a sold to Timothy J. ,o Ks s; 90, 5Sr
en- ri
h hS ,n sss ss's for siloo T9x5
for = oso, sod to Jcrs: ransSgr1 for sls 200:
. s%d no. TO iuu. ' Ipnan "0 for $1,000 no.
Bediords the corner OF Commerce are wol'oy Tha
lots ar: six5o each. They were put up together ard
were sold 10 Mandct?um & Levine for e3i 100. NO
u. 4. fhI,es fOry an
rented for soGo sdOs re ,dn o aO % Coo e p ''t To-
G Il s s. s and s s9 % 5000
The Brooks Ba%s do%cr s Gss c. E. Sy n Ssa M1
Hnp by George t. Real and was whd,wn
bid Of 100000. The property produces rental OF
clo.c No. Peter l ' Meycf offered 80 rs Ese"S
s ss 's I'll 100 so% SJ John aT php.
sold 30. 10 East Ninety f,h.st three, .to,y st9nc
front sTS"S for on ' John Roy I'd
Fast s Try s "on mt awcnf
Sprague. James Beccker Son sold Nos. 2.lG2 and
oIGi Seycnthave.. two and hvc.try brick nat houses
and lSs 2o Sr ,o "ass ooo ho p'a'"'" !" '"e
80. 80 East One.hundred and thirty'thrdst reported
sold out to have been withdrawn by @
following sales private contract ns, arc ,n 1ep0 IT
side. $50 fcct fiom Avenue A. Fat
bush for ~ COO. 49,. ,,, $500. a..
nvc.storv building 90 East Eovsahst. for 500 900
The nrn have sid NO. q Macdougast. hss
story apartment house 10 Mrs Malyna Levy on pr'at'
They have sold also No. o. Wet FSrtycighth..t.
Mckee Of brooklyn They have bought the northwest
thereon for s23 600 and resoh the 70 Mccool 4
Miller for s25 600 who will improve Il by H. erection of
modern nye-story business building thereon Immediately
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Adams. William &. 70 Charles Martin 3'th'
~. OF Ghaye demand -o;
Brsuns Angelina. 10 Smith. II 'vthst'
Bruins, Philip G, ard another to seaman's Bank
for savings 3ist-t. Of Lcxineton'ave,
Duigss: Mary. and another to ! IL stoddsrt. Nos
srGaos Ak me- 9sH's to @ saving. and
another. II 4<th-st Of eth-ave. = mortgages
Brdckner Ambrose +. to trustees Of tho Irish
Presbyterian Congregation, Westst, OF
rsS %S:s h jais s"d sncth TO Jett Heller
cs Msd.on.ave. OF Fitsh.s. ycan, ,, =,
Dunn. owen, and wife. to Estellc ct al. trustees.
gsh lot Is %eG Roe ii FaI eSeon
trx. N 112th.st, " of llth.ave. mortgages
Graf. 'e Joseph. to Annie W Brown and another,
Hoyer. ' Jarsen L. and vie, 70 c Schultz, 8
jenkins n:.'S cd,ic. H. .2 70 Mary Myei trustee
etc. vs. MadIson;ave,. n Of soth;'t; : years:
I04th:st W Of Central Park, West. I veal
Klein. benedict A., 70 Hannah J Van Nostrand'
Same to James J Richards. same. property years
Lehman, Annette. TO the Franklin Savings Bank
Of New.York City. n 42d-st, OF sth-ave.
Ohm, Adoph r. TO Pauline Brommer. No ioi
r,. PT." SeSaasa. to august frcute forest
ave. o. loithst yeafs poa,. ,,,,
hoptrs; % ", sd.aye' year
san',iris. Slmon and Dora. to John Ochse, No l04
MOtt.st. yeaf........
Same 10 the Fast River Savings Institution,
sanc property. ; years .....,.;.,.......;.....;
Tack Mary 4. and another 70 Adele q Tack and
Title Eertha 10 The star COOPERATIVE Building
and Loan Association. Martha-ave. OF
wallace. '' James 9. 70 the Mutual LIE Insurance
Company OF Ncw.York Pine-st. OF
Williams Edward -. 70 Caroline II Johnson. =
Ritter Place Of Union.ave, year,..........
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AFFAIRS OF lxsoLvEvr BUSINESS uEx.

Nckeon d Buckley, liquor dealers, ut Third-avc.
and Seventy sxth-st. and No. 10 West One-hundred-
andtweaty dfth-st have failed sold cut both places.
and Frank Herwick has been appointed receiver for
them n supplementary proceedings at the instance
Of Herman d. Serner. judgment creditor. Two
sxecutcns were issued against them few days ago.
bat nothing could b found to levy upon. other
yaStlee claimed the stores.
The store Of Stitch Brothers. wholesale dealers IN
hats At Nos Is to 10 Fast Fourth-st.. was closed
yesterday, and the Shcrih's officers arc In Charge.
The nneni OF julius II. Stitch win take place ut 1
O'Clock this afternoon ut his home No. COD L~xng.
lsnsve. Nothing win be done toward Strengthening out
thdr Affairs until after the funeral. AZ soon as
statement OF tbeir assets and liabilities can BE- made
~ Il viii b submitted to the creditors to decide what
= 70 be done With the business.
Herwits 4 ltsnhheld, tho attorneys, said yestsf-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Pine@t No So; William II Bingham. and wife. .
wG;S.1 20 cS :, Ssp 3 'caoo $500
Hestcrt No 81 Fisher Levine It al 70 jacob 4, ooo
wcrhs.. n :: 200 I, Of Church..t. Soxioo;
Martha whitney ant another. executors. ." ON
Charles g Weld. 400 part .......;.:.;.'.;. o."
Fila. Jacobs S Aao" 1900
rhomr.on.t 5 $50 II d Rroone.s,, 1926; ,oo
Yves: io,@ So. 2s c e; 80 p; ,"s!nt- Klein 1900
saH a,ct prIp'r Klein n''h"" "a" 1900
Eivne.onst 40 ioi Pauline BrOmner and an. -, o.oo
s,,S st. 9s5 I. " Of s,hav. 25koso John a.,
= Drake 70 Theodore W Meyer :, 10000
NaH Ts;snSs Cs,,,i .nA'"' "a 1850
s'$ 80 ,1 l ..s vi, ,si i N:,
ceds I'iEe" rs 1' w Ses rs ana ga.
''. a, nng q s mi si,e 20 William 1ocers e5coo
ni.n.s a ma VII 20 Maria iioycr 1900
Same property Louisa a Richardson To Martin 600
oo,ns. t' corner boulevard 25socII; ca'ha.
oe Smith e a. to r9gm M.bis r.i%s"' esv V
Hoo s6o onnIan 70 jane o .;orn.n % 800
louis iia: ssS re Sf w Maria 1875
lS3d.-t. n 5. 375 # Of wlNisa'c' 2'Nio' mo.
uoSs Me w so rs II n Of IG7th..t looxi5o; Joseph
L~leu and wife % II Mon,rosc -. S'co
Man p lS to f n'PssSe o
Ritz rase Henry !, ~ on.S on AID a'" VIE ns 10 ID
j. I'd siP and q ssR ts q w dRs;o,.
Stcarns 10 James Kelly ;;:;;.o. 600
o2d., :. ~. II OF iotH;a's p S5Moo5
soo,icr "' administrators -. 1000
''T Tho, Gar1n. 1880
''I iiasn ct al 70 Joseph Graf 10
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

New Jersey. foot OF LibertS.st. North River "A.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week days, 200 - ~
70 7 80 Rni9e 200 gag 90 ~ e p s N Fl.
niant sunday 100, 10 80. II 80, Dinng car y,
80 80 Dining Can oo 900 Z M we rse n1 a.
ana SUNDAYS 0O IL 80 Dining Car \. NJ 80, W.
Dining Car 100 Is 90 Baltimore only T. NJ I'D
Pullman Parlor Cors day truns and Pullman Sleep
ing Cars on night trains. go
Tickets aud Paror Car seats can he procured ., ia
23j 26i as. 7s5. 9i2 lao Broadwny sI3 Mnrny
Street 3li Canal 81 Fast 9TH Street I'D sour DQs
Avenue and 80 West l2jth street New-iork 33 Wasp
ngtoo street 726 Fulton Street Brooklyn, anc ~ Brsa
way Williamsburg. . ,..
Westcott Express Company will call for and ehecs
baggage from hotel or residence destination.
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Delaware, Iackawanua and Western H. II
s,n,ious In New. York foot Of Barclay ana 1h"
SHORTEST LINE. yESTiBTLED ThA'S"

p,r.ct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNASRI .ssin
kass Hadlsoa pasisk Pa'f TsSE SfSs
t% Sn pSSsi Hasnss'ecvn sSliooLEYs MouMMTE44E
lvyaa.htneton PfiIILIPsBURG. EASTON, WHhE
WWsp STROV DIS re- Pocono Mounxm,sr rTISnRE
pRNyILIE NORTH MBERLANp M Months u gSx
HAM!TT9N 9XFo ePnRfN Sa" Cortland, sYkACySSaH
SsMEGo ow bsifkI EtYi "a c II fpss3
M AsrT NcSTHWEST Arp sov UT WSsswkco n
wy i d; pullman paror cars Connects -
with uaIn for Chicago arriving S''s -
ZIG %S'd A. AUTHORIZATIONS NAIL. Stops s' 'r'sI
sSations SCRANTON, BINGHAMToN sae -
iywYI MIRA EXfEEsS: Pullman PSsos .ssr and pLYN,
"tXyrr'ii EXPRESS. Pullman p1ror ca.s vvpnrsg.
,,sO p. NJ. DAILY. FfALo LIMITED AAr" =.
.eeBss huff TTicx aud oswsse
ExH KHTS and r PWIIMxS TONS
Murrsy.st and Broadway Tickets ~ s ss Csunbl
az ana 90 broadway So West H5th,ss ~ ~ ~
svc Sew.York: 1893 Wsshngton.st, 720 LUZ eSii -
99xt0 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables. giving '1'
iOr%,sSo = IL EExfREss COMPANY x s =
ahsck bssaaes frsn hstsl ~ Esaawas y
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Mem pnbl,fatlons.

twentieth Edition. post paioI for .5c.. or stamps
IT HE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls on ;
i Turns Gray ard the Remedy. BY Prof. ia ALLEY
rARKER A. NJ LONG & CO., 1.ol3 Arch ST.. Pha Pa
Every ore should read this little ok"-Athehoeun.
sOC.-RENAN'S Life of Jesus. The Apostles.
CU Saint Paul The iChrs The Gospels. The Chris
tan Church. Marcus Anrelus PRATT, 155 3th-ave.
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Gbi:aso proper.n 90 Cel.

T. OWN READ & COMPANY Chicago Property.
II rent. for the ExpoAItioa PERIOD over 200 care
Furnished; Lit mailed 70 you upon application NV
chants Loan Trust ComlAny or President OF the
EDWIN READ CO.,
r, No. 12S La Sale street. Chicago.
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Anfnrnisbe6 Apartments % Get.
SCARBORO MANSIONS,
A HiGn.CLAss APARTMENT HOUSE.

This aud beautiful building Is now ready Tor Occur
pancy Suites consist OF rooms. bath, servants
ROOM stairs and laundry servants water closet and two
closets 1t Is block from Sevethavc enhance 70 Cen.
Park and IL within immediate OF surface aud ee
waited transportation moving 10 all parts OF the metropolis
Adjoining |. the and beautiful Academy Of Fine Arts
surrounding III" Hut and, Osburn and Gle
noble apartmnthou-c- and thr Carnegie Music Hall
Each large court therefore, sunlight and fresh
air plentiful. The catn"t WORK Is Of rantful hard
woods and the ali that art make thcn Inc
rlor, and main bedsoon b. at viii turned
Into continuous suite. The bath and dining have
yeniencc ond luxury known 10 modern architect
Three eecttc elevators day and night and every
room is supplied WIN gas and electric lights Particulars
HORGAN 4 SLArTERY. World Building. May be In
spected evenings and sundays.
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Real Gstate t)ante0.

ny ONE HNVlNG Fitted UP gent'eman's coun:
it. or otherwise wishing to sell find purchaser
the following conditions: Price. rot $1,000 for
the entire outfit location within 100 miles OF New.York
Long Island Jersey coast this side OF Orange
Mountains high ground. free malaria or mos.
qutos hous- modern about Is rooms. with ample pI-
azyas md Interior water supply markets; to be
cntd furnished trial for summer to subscriber with
Purchase option D.. Room 80. 30 Park Place.
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Qeafbers.


"tACi 10 SUPPLY tusrs. pfofe ssefs. tcachefs
"A governesscs. etc.. In ell departments OF learning C
good 70 parents. MIRIAM
COYRlERE Book Building. 150 FftE.sye. 20th.st
a MEXICAN AND FoREIaN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors 0ovenesses
&C.,. to Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 70
MRS. NJ j. YOUNG.FCLTOG. % Union Square,
b Est fEACifETS.-Aii brancKes: 3I6l places filled.
% Circulars schools, city country. parent, free
Union School Bureau KERR E. HUYSSOON, p w. Ath-st
ELoSOIlO ana fMleaSAL OCLloEht'ip
Hotel Brockkos.. 101 West s5th-st. New.York City.
NJ y. EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 81 East 9th-st
~. n. Y-Teachers and positions furnished. Schools
recommended. II. S. KELLOGG. Manager.
THE FISK Teachers Agencies -New.York. Boston
i ChcaeO. Los Angeles &c.: $3.50 positions filled
II. T.. CRoCKER. n. Y. Manager. 70 5thAve. (13thst)
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NeW-York & Boston
Pullman Limited,
New.York & Northern Railway
New-YOrk & NeW.EngIand Railroad.

In connection Manhattan Eie waited Railway sod ram
OF PULLMAN sLEEP1-.;S. PASSENGER and BAG"AGE
CARS lelve both st.. terminus 9th and 9TH ayes LIE
yatcd daily excepting Saturdays 10 D. M. arriving
Boston foot of SGnncr-st, at q 30 a. M Saturday"
trains either city II 100 midnight, arriving Ne"
York a. m. Boston, s 80 a. IN. Baggage checkss
through at ~ V n. stations, 53d.st near sth's'es
and l55th-st. and shave.
Passengers taking Gth-avc IL" at any station viii
make connection p form at 10th ST. ior Boston.
The New-York Transfer company Will call for ana
check baggage 10 destination from hotels or residence ID
any part u city upon application Of their 'a
Gus offices ia NewYorx or Brooklyn.
PRINCIPAL TICKET OFFICES IN NEWs
YORK CITY: Arcade News Room. II Broadway, ans
1853 Broadway where Pullman reservation can be obtained
SIeepers open for accommodation of passengers ~
hour before leaving time OF tram.
IL. IL. VREELAND, l.. NJ ALLEN q
Genl Manager Genl Passr Agent