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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-04
Extra session Talk.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "A conclusion on
the part of the majority of the house
finance subcommittee that there will be
an actual deficit in the treasury unless
additional revenue is raised, might induce
Mr.. Cleveland, it is thought, to alter his
views with reference to an extra session
in the spring, but no other consideration
that will bring about such result is now
foreseen. 1t is the opinion of some of
ihe leading Democrats in the house that
the investigation will show that the treas
ury receipts and expenditures are very
nearly equal at present, and that there is
a grave reason to fear an excess of the
latter in the coming fiscal year.
By the end of this month the sub-com-
mittee's work of investigation will either
be concluded or far enough in progress to
permit the Democratic members to a.
quaint Mr.. Cleveland with the situati
and their conclusions as to the future;
so that his final decision with reference to
an extra session may be based on full in
formation as to the treasury conditions
which will confront his administration
the first year or year aud half of it's ex-
istence.
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OMcial Points,

Eleven new money order postoffices
were established in New Mexico on the
1st of January, 1898.
The secretary of the interior has ap-
proved the selection of 295,955 acres of
land located in the Santa Fe land district
and within its grant by the Atlantic &
Pacific railroad.
A meeting Of the board of Worlds ex-
position managers of New Mexico is
called to meet here on the 10th instant
and it is more than probable that the
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Want a Change.

St. Paul, Mlnn., JAN. 4.--The city at
torneys of Minnesota are meeting in con-
vention here to-day and will memorable
the Legislature for the appointment of q
commission which will materially change
the laws relating to the incorporation and
government of tho municipal corpora
tions of the state.
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Killed Him.

OwENsBoRo, KY, Jan. 3.-James Kendall
sent note to Mrs. Lyman Pierce, asking
her to meet him at the Platte house last
night. She handed the note to her hus-
band, who went to the hotel and shot
Kendall three times. He will die. All are
prominent people.
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STATE LEGISLATURES.
Law Makers in Many states ASSEM-
bling for Business To-day.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. 4.-The Michigan
legislature was called to order at noon
to-day.
Raleigh, N. C.,--North Caroina's legis-
lature met at noon to-day.
Concord, N. H.,-The New Hampshire
legislature will convene here to-day. 1t
is strongly Republican.
Springfield, Ill.,--The legislature con-
vened at noon to-day, and stands, house:
Republicans IS, Democrats Is: senate:
Republicans %, Democrats 80. Among
the candidates mentioned for speaker are
Clayton E. Crafts, of Chicago; r. L. Nc
Kinley, Of Paris; and G. c. johnson, of
Sterling. Illinois elects no federal SEN
ator until 1895.
Augusta, Me.,-Albert R. Savage will
probably be chosen speaker of the house
in the legislatures which convenes here to-
day. 1t stands, house: Republicans 10G,
Democrats A. Senate: Republicans 30,
Democrats l. In the senatorial election
which occurs Jan. II, Eugene Hale will h ,
reelected and the vote of the 45 Demo-
Gratis will probably 60 to G. G. Moses.
Hartford, Conn.-There is bitter fight
in prospect in the legislature which con-
venes here to-day. The two candidates
for senator are Joseph R. Hawley, the
incumbent, and Morgan G. Bulkeley.
Both seem confident of election. The
principal candidates mentioned for speak
er are William G. Mowry, of Norwich,
and j. Howard Hale, of Glastonbury. The
house is Republican and the senate tie.
Jefferson, City, Mo.-The legislature
which convenes here to-day, will on Jan
uary 1S re-elect Senator Cockrell to the
upper house of congress. Among the
candidates for speaker are Thomas W.
Mabry and G. q. Fogle, both Democrats.
The house stands Democrats 90, Repub
licans 4S. Senate, Democrats 20, Repub-
licans 6.
Boston, Mass.--The state legislature
convenes here to-day and will elect as
speaker either William e. Barrett or
Frank E. Bennett. 1t stands house: Re-
publican 1853, Democrats II. Senate, Re-
publican 80, Democrats 10. The sena-
torial election takes place on the second
Tuesday after organization and among
the candidates now in the field are Henry
Cabot Lodge, William w. Grape, John D.
Long and William z. Barrett
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Music Mad.

BOSTON, Jan. 4.-Boston has gone music
mad. The famous pianist, Paderewski,
opens at Music hall here tonight, and
every seat, for not alone this but for all
the coming recitals, have been sold. Dur
ing his stay here he will be lionized by
the society.
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Cleyeland's Choice.

FRANKFORT, KY. Jan. At is reported
on reliable authority that Senator Car
Isle has concluded to accept the port.
folio of the treasury. The contest for
his unexpired term has already begun.
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Going in state,

New YORK, Jan. 4.-The final arrange
ments for the trip of New York's Busi-
ness Mems Cleveland's and Stevenson's
club to Washington to participate in
Inauguration ceremonies will be made
to-day.
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brief WlRINGS::-
A Timely Topic.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Col. John B. Weber,
the federal commissioner of immigra-
tion, will speak tonight in Cooper Union
to the workingmen of New York. He
will give his views on immigration mat
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II was deaf for year, caused by cat
arrh in the head, but was perfectly cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla." II. Hicks, Ro-
chester, N, Y,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-01-04

Absolute enjoyment is realized in smok-
ing "Brown Palace Perfecto" after a
hearty dinner. Sold by all dealers.
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Badness IS Often preceded or accom-
panied by grayness of the hair. TO pre-
vent badness and grayness, use Halls
Hair Renewer, an honest remedy.
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SUPREME COURT.

In the supreme court yesterday after
noon an opinion was announced in the
case of the Maxwell Land Grant company
VS.. Jacinto Santistevan. Judgment of
court below modified to give defendant
three months to remove his improve
ments and plaintiff then to have posses
sion of the property.
The court met at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Opinions were announced as fol-
lows and a recess taken to 2 p. m.
By Justice McFie, in tho case OF New
Mexico VS.. j. NJ. Trujillo, under life SEN
tence for murder in Rio Arriba county,
Judgment of lower court, affirmed.
By Justice Seeds, in the case of j. W.
Terry ct al, VS.. j. S. Martin, Socorro
county, affirmed. At 2 p. m. the court
met and announced an adjournment to
January %, 1893.
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Sick Headache? Beecham's Pills vii
relieve.
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! board will ask for an increased appro-
priation for exposition purposes from
| the legislature.
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

The district court merely met this
morning and adjourned to 2 o'clock, af
ter dismissing on recommendation OF the
U. S. district attorney dozen civil suits
in land cases against Hon. Pedro
Sanchez which have been on the docket
for six years. relics of the Sparks regime
in the general land Office. Attorney Fiske
made a full investigation and recon-
me nded their dismissal, finding that there
was not the slightest color of fraud either
in the original entry or in the subsequent
purchase of the lands by Mr.. Sanchez for
actual value from the entrymen. Two
special agents were sent out from Wash
ington at various times and after ex-
animation verified Mr.. Fiske's state
ments, hence the dismissal of the cases.
The lands are in Colfax county.
On the U. S. side of the court the grand
jury has been sworn in and got down to
business to-day with Mr.. Felix Tenorio
as foreman and L. Felsenthal as inter-
prefer. The jurors are: j. A. Martinez,
Marcelino Jaramillo, J. B. Larranaga
Juan de Dios Alarid, Juan Lucero
Ocana, Elias Ortiz, Narciso Quintana,
Justo Ortega, Nabor Chavez, S. S. Nichols,
Roman Martinez, Nabor Martinez. Dona-
ciano Jaramillo, j. A. Romero, Euyenio
Martinez, Jose Medrano, j. NJ. Baca y
Tafoya, Teodoro Gomez.
The other iuries are vet to he filed
, 1893-02-18

rules for such exceptional cases. 1t htoomes
necessary to depart from the Bales, and that
oan be done By the Couuoii's vote. Still. if
it be con~iderc | necessary, let tn question bs
for a sec md meeting; tod ~ we may decide
on the Comnittrr Of ) Members 10 draw up
a sketch of the Councils Resolution.
The Governor said be must take exception
to a remark from the Chair, a re
mark which he did not hear before from the
Chairman, namely that the Budget had
been passed outside the laws, and he would
protest most earnestly against It he could
not allow suoh q remark to pass unnoticed.
The Chairman said, such was his opinion.
and he had right to express it here as elss-
whore, and nothing osn be done Oh that &C
count. IL is an opinion entertained by him
on . political question, and as such lhs decid-
eddy has the right to express it.
No one desired the word further.
On its being to put if the Council will
appoint a Committee Of 5Members to draw up
. sketch of a Resolution from the Colonial
Council regarding the Draft of Budgst for
l893s94, for tie End disc ussion on the Draft
it was adopted with 9 votes against 2 g not
Voting.1
After a respite of 10 minutes the Council
proceeded to vote for Mrmhers OF the Com
mittee.
Ia voting tickets were handed in, 3 were,
blank and elected were ntakeiHdnn with 10.
Hswit:.&ith 10, Nerwin with 7, HaSsnann
with 6 and after a new free election Lunny
with s.
s Proposal from Government in letter
Of 3lst December 1892. No. 1885 for 6xingothe
TaxeEon Rum Shops and Public Houses ao-
'cording to Ordinance of 4th May 1886 5 q
for the years 1898, 1894 and 1895.
At the request of Government the matter
was discussed within closed doors, 1t wss
unanimously agreed with Is votes that the
taxes for 1893, l894, and 1895 shall be tho'
same as for 1890, 1891, and 1892.
The Order of Day being exhausted, the meet.
ing Yves closed at s O'Clock.
, 1893-02-18
7 E Z g G Z 4 MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

New York, February ith.-London news.
announces that an exciting tilt between Mr.
Ola ls5ona and the Hon. }. Bslfour occurred
in ths House Of Commons yesterday ov6r the
question Of extending the debate on the
address. the Hon, j.. Balfour explaining
that the rem trks ut which DIR. Gladstone
had taken of ace were not intended for bin,
but for one OF his colleagues.
Mr.. Arnold Fnrstsr's amsndment expressing
regret 1.-THE clericrl intimidation OF IRISH voters
was rejected by Il vote of 248 to 205.
The reported botrothal Of IT. r. II. the
Duke Of York to p ncess May Of Teck was
announced to-day at a dinner given at Osborne
House.
. The death is announced of Major General
Sir T. Baker.
Paris advfces atate that 10 new cases Of
the epidemic occurred at Marseilles y~eSter1
day. It is said that the disease is due
to the use Of bad bread during the strike Of
the bakers,
Public opinion is against tbs severe syu
tsnoe inflicted on NJ. de Lasseps.
u. N. Charles de Lesseps. B 4ihaut, Blondin
and Cottu have been arraigned on the matter
of the lottery bonds bill.
New York, February 13th.-London news
states that the Queens speech has been
approved by the House of Commons. 1t is.
likely thet the Home Rule Bill will be delayed
ON account of a large number of questions
having precedence. lG
The steamship "Pomeranian" of the Allan
Line has returned to Greenook, having lost
the captain, 2 officers, 4 of the crew and 5
passengers through an enormous sea which
boarded the vessel in mid ocean. or
Dispatches from Paris state that the
Socialists aud Boulangists, intend halding ~
meeting to protest against the clearing of u.
Rouyier aud Others with reference to the
Panama Canal Scandal. ,p..l4nA j.. o9a1A
The attack made by the French newspapers
against the Savings Bank has hesnl she oauset
of a withdrawal of so million francs in excess
of the deposits between the dates Of lsto
ultmo snd 18TH instant. The panic has
begun +, sqbside- ..4s .,I,,zse.a 4Bln ueti
More deatthhs are. reported from Marssillsss
from the epidemic; Ga i .,slsi.s4 %. Il
Dispatches from Washington state that
the Hawaiian commissioners have been off,.
oially. presented to President Harrison. I'd bs1ae
The death is announced. OF DIR. Norvine
Creep president of,ths Western Union tslss
graph Coy. .aixaN =. ,a,,oan .,asal ~oas1ia!.i
Ii is reported that more earthquakes have
been felt at the Island Of Zante-
Gsw York, February 14th.-London n4xs
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. April 11.-Flour dull. unchanged sales,
725 bbls Wheat quiet and easy: No. = red spot
16 ice; June 20 lea 80 3-4c: July 20 I.4a77 i2c
steamer No. . red II LEA 12c: milling wheat by
sample, 75o 7sc. Corn firm: mixed spot As 3 S0
a. lie: April. 4S 14d4S Ice May ~ IS0 4sc July
80 l2a4S 34c: steamer mixed. 46 ice bid: white
corn BY sample. 50a 50 lie. yellow do 5ld5oc.
stock. SCI .7O7 bush sales 2l2 900 bush Oats firm
No. white Western ~ 1-2042c: No. . mixed West
crn. 3s039c. Stock. 1926 BUSH Rye quiet No.
.. 62662 1-2c. stock, 56.345 BUSH Hay. fair in
aulry good to choice timothy. S160 sl0 so Grain
freghts unchanged, dull. Cotton nominal: middng
3 5-8c. Butter firm: creamery. fancy. 3Oa31c: do
fair TO choice. 27629c do Imitation, 25d 26c Other
articles unchanged.
Boston April 11.-Markets quiet.
Buffalo. April l1.-Spring wheat quiet and weak
Sahs-1 car No. l hard Sic: 10000 bush No
Northern. IS lee. Cosing-NO / hard, sic: No I
Northern. 7o Ice; No. do. 20 Ice asked Winter
in good request higher; offerings light Sales-1 car
No red &c: 1 car no grade 65c No. l white
nc; NO. extra red. &c asked. Corn firmer good
demand receipts light sales, 10 cars No. yellow
40 1-2c; cars No. do, A. 1904 34c; / car No
= DO az 1;2c: cars No: .. a. &c: 3 ears No 3.
AZ l4d43 lie: cars do, 43 3-4c. Oats I'm ilgh
supply firm sales, cars clipped white. 80 1-o04Oc
. cars No . white. 800; do 80 3-4c . cars
No . white. 81 3403sc; 5 cars No. Q mixed SO Ice
BARLEY duh. only offerings spot n lot OF good
Western, &c. Rye dull ssorerngs light: No. .. Gee
asked Flour dull. but firm best spring 81 406 81 so
90 winter. SO $50 IS 95. Rye nour. 80 4O0S3 so
NH Ieed d'll, easy, unchanged.
'ollows:
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s S: :D 81 3 8 loc S'F|;5"
steady: No. white. "a I-ca3jc; No. 3 white.
,: aaa3 he Barley quiet; No ., 81 l;sc sam
tasv 'I nort Ky lnri - 70 'O''S'o"S
Minneapolis, April lL-Therr was . very good trade
today. The cash market wa- strong No. l
northern sold at - lee and No Northern at
63o 60 Ice Receipts Of wheat here 233 cars, and
90 H"' Nav an "ne @P g g. hhe %
S 81 "a 60 closed 90 49, niy opened o@G
G5 Sic. On track. No l hard "a l-oc
Philadelphia. April II -Flonr-Irces firmly held I.
rye -four, dull and unclanerd at - -" ~ 20 90, Tor
on9 rsayTan scr with lpo and %pr HU Nc
red at 77c May. = e June - DC. and July at
reacted ac e from 'rD@s" top ' closing barely steady on
call No. red April 20 ~ 80 % Maz; "a -, 80
Rye-Dun. at zoe for No. Pennsylvania. Corn
option market dull and withont. important change
10 %aFd Hg f. uaea and D ansn %
no white April. 40 i-f@ 40 3-lc May Jnne ana
vana creamery extra csc: Penn sylvana prints extra
wholesale, Die PENNSYLVANIA prints extra iobbins
Qulet and steady. sngars-Rcdn,d steady with u
fair demand cubes :i-sc lozrngc, . 3-tc; standard
powdered, . 3sc: nnc eranul.'cd. . l7c; standard
; lsc: double refined diamond \: 1.sc; conIec-
TONERS A. sc; Key stone \, Use Franklin Il. isle
red star G. 4.44c green star G. 44Ac. blue star e.
3sc. Feed-ln small supply ard firm winter bran,
sls"%ls 80 per ton. Pctrclerm-Firm; refined In
-. Louis April II.-Fl0rr weak dull. but m
changed Wheat Opened whdy ilil>h on Tue
Government report. but hammered down closing
l2o5-sc above yesterday No. red. cash q, 3-sc :
May. 90 1-20G9 3-fc: closing. 90 1sc, july - l."
offerings closed 20 on No. mixed. cash. 30 l-Sc ;
MAY. 3G 5-70 % 3sc: closing. 80 33c July. 3s ga
IS Lie. oats sold off decidedly No. cash, Sic :
May. 30 lie Rye and tirlty- Nothing done Fran
Irregular G5c ut mill. Fl.Nscei quiet ~ 10. tnvr
and timothy unchanged liay strong at The recent ld
vance. I;utcr lower: clbor separator creamery, 27a
csc: ChOlc" dairy 2ja LGr Eggs firm - Ifc.
Lard steady =, - 10 ~peltcr offered ut - %.
COrnmcal steady -. Tagging and cotton ties mn
changed. Whlskry. 81 Is. Provisions dun. shade
easier. I'orll. new and standard mess. jcbbing.
81 o.. Lard 1909 IL. Dry salt m"1ts-LoOSe
shoulders IS 90 IL: longs md RIBS. - 20 shorts
- 40: boxed 15c higher IGcon- Packed shordrr>.
SO L.: longs. elN o. l:ibs. $40 ~ IL; shor;s.
80 80. Hams unchanged.
Toledo April 11.--Wheat active, stcadler: No.
cash and April. -; 20 May. - i-4c July, - -c
August. - Ste. Corn dun. easier; No. cash.
IL Ice: May. Al l,c; No. 3. 40 l'e Oats quiet
en- sh 3id 34c nomiy,a Rye dull cash. SOC. Glove
seed dull prime sash, SIS 80.
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COMPLETING A BTBLE TRANSLATION
THE LABoRIOUs WORK OF A MISSIONARY TO
THE GILBERT ISLANDS.

The entire Bible was printed Yesterday nj The
bible House in the language of the Gilbert Islanders.
This occurrence marked the end Of thlrtyfour years
Of almost insurmonntabe difficulties on the part Of
the Rev. Hiram bingham the well known missionary
10 that group OF Islands In the Southern Pacific.
Mr. Bingham present TO sec the last type set and
the first revolution OF tho press which made complete
the first Gilbert Island Bible. DR.. Gilman who Is IN
charge OF the foreign department OF the society spoke
IN complimentary terms OF Mr. Bingham. whom he
characterized as the only man who has reduced
language to writing. completed vocabulary,
structed a grammar and translated the entire Bible
from Genesis to Revelations. and then revised AL
the proofs In the afternoon. several volumes OF TIE
new book were bound and presented souvenirs
OF the occasion 10 those who were there
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Wedding Gifts.

AS the fruit season approaches it
suggests dainty sugar and cream,
S3O.-A dozen berry forks, Sl5.-A
dozen melon knives. S40.-A chased
berry bowl. s40.-A pair of orange
spoons and fruit knives, $40. A
hundred other cases equally good
awaiting inspection
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour scadicr.
No. ) spring wheat. (. o. b.. G5dT1c: No. > red
~ I.as 81 34c: No. corn: 80 sc: No. corn.
3 3-4c No. oats IS 3-aa2oc: no. = rye. zoe ;
timothy seed. 81 90: mess pork. per Dbl. ZIG 2oa
SIG % lard. pr 100 10 80 Gi0 - 20: short ribs
sides uoosc) 80 2O0 20 80: dry sailed shoulders
boxed) SO 35d 80 81 IL: short clear s.dcs Ooxed).
80 $50 70 90: wlskey, diSiers' finished goods. per
gal. 81 IS sugars cutloaf. 1-sc granulaed. 3sc
standard a. 3-1Gc. On the Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market was easier creamery 226osc:
dairy. c20o7c Eggs firm strictly fresh. l5d ID lac
Cincinnati. April II.-Flour in moderate demand.
Wheat dull, No. rcd. G0c. Corn strong: No. e:
mixed. 43643 12c. Oats weaker: NO. mixed.
IS 3Ac. Rye steady, SOC. Pork easier SIG -.
Lard dull. Bulk meats easier. 80 30. Bacon easier.
SlO 81 II. WhiCteV quiet: safes. j33 bhs.
81 TO- Butter weak. Sugar firm. Eggs stronger
IL &c. Cheese steady.
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Doar0 Uanieo.

A FURNISHED ROOM anu board for
,,,n gentlemen 2JG West Jis,-ft Call all
week.
ny a GrNTLEaIAN and daughter. IN
priVa,c family. where there are no boafd"rs,
-, ,,,,,st br fresh and neat. with con-
rcniai and homcllke surroundings; locatioa
betwcoG Park and Oh a'e.dii t,, SAN Win T. ON
.,'sa,,,ic,'iars and reference l.. -. Tribune
once.
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flats % Get, FURNISHED.

ELEGANTLY furnished nat, choice 10.
,.,,o,,s low rentals: houses furnished arc
uniurnish d; city ana country DALEY
"a West 35th-st.
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Uitp Real Gstate FOR Sale.

A.-FINE SINGLE FLAT Of large
roms and hath (; all The latest Improvements
steam heated: rent, 80 mrGih Apply -
owner or JanifOr. ii2 West ID:H-st.
ANENtf. & come near lotH-st.. frur.
story iiol building might exchange. SAM
tEL NIXON. 60 Broadway
DECIDED HAIasAINS.-Wesi Side pri-
yaic houses. 30 90 to $1,000. SrEVFNS =.
9th-aV".. cor. 334-st.. and lc'fh-sf.
stone. decorated perfect oder: Wrst .3I.
ii block nom elevated station; re.iichcc
nciphb0fhooi /: convenient g. everywhere.
also for hrathfnl walk o. business, indc.
pendent ~ face ear or elevated: To,
iai gc for pr"-cnt owner; rent 5000. pr.re.
S2s. COO t-ras 10 suit. :. J.. JAYNE. a
TO-. pa West 33t->t.
THIRD-AvE.. NEAR ?6I HIST .-:,.,:ury
store and tenement c"y terms might eN-
change. SAMUEL NIXON, 60 Brosdway.
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Citp Real Gstate 60 Cet.


LEFT OVER HOUSES and fats; reduced
rents. STEVENS, 0th.ave.. cor. J3d.st. |;
S<A-ave. and 10ltb-sf-
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flats Go fet, tlnfnrnishe6


FAMILY with good references can r..
w.t. side Doctor nous. (iG.b ward board
OF doctor end wifi" IL ISit payment OF rent
Address with references DOCTOR, Tribune
Uptown Office. 1922 Broadway.
THE ELEGANT new apartments. 100
las, oCth.-t. near 4th-avc. steam. pas
scbgrr elevator and hall boy service; eler-
tric Hight and all Modern improvements.
ADplv on premises. Or 70 owner. II.
iicTCHESCN. ?SJ 3d-avc.
THE PONTIAC.
southeast corner Cd q Am''"fn'"'a'e' ana
CORNER DOUBLE FLAT. lsl West
92d.st.. jus: completed; rooms and bath
.isam hr3i. gas ranges; hot water fur-
ni,aed decorated white ana gold rcn's
tom aij - sos.
NEW SINGLE FLATS.
No. i1G Ia. $50. 1872 Wcst s?d 80: hand:
.onc Oats u : room. and hath; LNE!:r
JNrEOvEMEET ALL LIGHT ROOMS
APi'LY no OWNER on PREMISES.
10 LET.-Ia the Dalhcusir. 40 10 10
We :Jth-.;. Gan absolutely hrliom
honse fronting Central PARK. rhoir'
cupev Apartment Of thirteen rooms; pcs'
session May ]. Please Inquire OF jan
tr.
WANTED TO SUBLET. unfur Ished a
large. all licht, corner apartment rich'
rooms and bath Apply from II 70 3 O'cl0r.
at 10; q, "Thc Albany" Eroad"ay' cor
oIH.AVt. I.Uts. COR. SGrii.Sr -
giant apaiti'enis facing Park 40 70
eioc. SAMUEL NIXON. 90 Broaoway,
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Rooms Wanteo.

GENTLEMAN desires furnished room IN
private American family terms reasonable.
Address with full particulars MARYLAND.
Box 20. Tribune ONCE.
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AVIAN TAsSELL 4 KEARNEY.
1870. 1872 EAST 1sTH.ST.;
rs: l26. 127. 1923 EAST l2TH.ST.
SCROLL ANTIQUE
DROCGHAMS; DROUGHAMS ;
OCTAG0N PHYSICIANS
LROUGUAMS BROUGHAM6.
BROU0HAMS
IN ALL THE
LATEST
DESIGNS.
NEW AND SECOND HAND; LARGEST
STOCK AND VARIETY IN NETWORK !;
LOW PRICES.
LANDAUS OMNIBUSES;
COUPE ROCKAwAYS. LANDAULETs.
OCTAG0S HOCKANAYS.
DRAGS. MAIL COACHES,
81 PASSENGER RoCKAwAYSs
STIVE1B PATENT RUNABOUTS,
WA0ONETTES. PHAETONS.
EVERY STYLE OF LIGHT or HEAVY
CARRIAGE.
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COACHMAN Single. Protestant man
thoroughly unders stands his business good
city driver; good city reference; willing.
Obliging. Address X. j., Box lC0 TfD-
une Uptown once. 1.2i2 Broadway.