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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-16
WARNING.

The'public is notified to pay no monies
to any persons on account of the LIGHT
except 20 our authorized collectors as
published in the paper, unless they hold a
written receipt, or endorsed bill from the
undersigned. 7. B. JOHNSON,
Manager San Antonio LIGHT,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-16
GETAWAY SuITS

at cutaway prices, at Harms, Sol.
insky Il Co. 2l3 Alamo plaza.
9 IL ST
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-16
BILL HEADS LETTER HEADS,

Cards, envelopes, and al kinds OF com
merciAl pr- nting doue' ne LIGHT Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
NIX. SEyEY,S SECOND PICTURE SALE.

The death OF George !. Seney. on Friday, recalls his
second sale OF pictures. on February II, IL and H.
1900 which was one Of the most important ever held
In this city There We're 3O7 paintings, which were
sold for S66535O The total Of the sale In 1850
was $4O5. s21. The largest price paid for picture
offered at the second sale was 10000. given for
Millet's "Waiting.n Other high figures were
Daubigny's "On the River Disc $4,000: Troyon's
"Return from the Pastures" 81 600; Meissonicr's
Bowl PLAYERS in the FOsse at Antbes,r $1,000
Minet's The Apple Harvest" $500 knaus's
"The Old witch,S $12 600; Delacroix's "selim and
Zuleika,' S61O0; Delacroix's Tiger and Serpent,
81 900; Dazs virgin and Child $4,000; Troy
ons sheep in q Forest" S11 ,1CO Duprc's "SunSet
5000; Meissonier's "Deliberation,' $500 Corots
Dance OF the Nymphsn 81 100: Troyons Hounds "
81 600 and Knaus's THE Child's Funeral" $4,000.
The total OF the Morgan sale, In 1856. was ~ 2oo,-
1888 80 but that included objects OF art well as
paintings. The Stewart collection sold for 800
0-Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

Joseph c. Hendricks. president OF the Kings County
Trust Company. OF Brooklyn, who was elected to Con-
eress last fall has been chosen president of tie
National Union Bank, Of This city. which has been
organized with capital of 81 100000. It's Offices are
TO be In the Mutual Life Building, at Nassau and
Cedar-st Mr.. Hendricks salary IS said TO be- 500
600 a year. II is not known whether he will give
nm his seat I'm Congress. He recently resigned from
the Brooklyn Board Of Education, OF which he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
THE GIANTS VICTORIOUS.
PRINCETON DEFEATED IN A GOOD GAME.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LOSES THE BATTLE WITH
TILE BROOKLYN TEAM

Inability TO bat the only thing which de-
fea,ed the Princeton College baseball team at the
Polo Grounds yesterday This college weakness was
never apparent than yesterday. for the New
Jersey Tigers played a better game in the field
Princeton did not make error. but the colceans
made only three basehits they also failed TO score
run, and the Giants won with something TO spare.
Crane pitched the first three innings and Ruse
and King divided up the other innings between them
One hit was made of Crane and two OF RuSie
Princeton had the bases full I'm the sixth inning
Fuller, Davis and Brooks made some clever fielding
plays. McMahon's work excellent. The score
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE-Governor William J. Stone. OF
Missouri; Professor John NJ. Langston. OF Petersburg
Va, and H. w. J. Ham, OF Atlanta, Ga. iOFfMAN-
Baron Mutzenbecher OF the German Legation at wash
ineton MURRAY HILL-President William II. Har
per- Of the University of Chicago and President Merrill
E. Gates Of Amherst College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BEATEN.

Philadelphia, April s-The Philadelphia League and
the University OF Pennsylyan1 teams played a well
contested game to-day before large crowd The pro-
fessionas outbated their opponents and won by the
fhiowing score
Univ. OF Pennsylvania. % 0 90
Philadelphia ............O KS
Baschits-U University OF Penn>y wanna g. Philadelphia
~. Errors-Unversy Of Penis, lyania L. phlia1eliha
9. Batteries-Tayor and Clements. Boswell and Hol-
lister. Cmpire-Hu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
THE CATHOLIC CLUB HAS A" SMOKER

The Catholic Club held its regular fortnghtly
asmoker' at its clubhouse last evening. The enter
tainment was furnished by the Progress Quartet.
j. Dillon humorst p. Bryant. ventriOqust Edward
Ros,tcr comic songs and +. VI. Davidson, pianist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
FOR THE FUNERAL OF GEORGE I. SEyEY.

The body Of George l. Seney, the we'll known banker
and fnancier, who died Friday. was removed from
the Grand Hotel yesterday morning to the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. John Simpson, No. "a West
Twenteth-st, where the funeral services Will be held
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning. The burial will be
at Rive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
GounIrp heal estate 90 fet.

TO RENT.DCountry residence, Dict,
urcsIueIy situated on a hilltop overlooking
the Hudson River. IL acres OF ground il
grass and Iiae s . h trees; . carriage house
noultry house and barn; 45 minutes BY raii
frnm New.York, 10 minutes walk from
Smrkill. y. Y, station, Northern kailroe6
Of y j. house m sSdmpei Imy,o furnished
tent $500 for the season, Including use Ok
horse depot wagon and COW. Adfress
OWNER. ,IO6 Dean-st. Brooklyn. n. Z.
no RENT.-A desirable furnished resi-.
dencc IN ls)st attractive avenue and
neighborhood in Newark, n: j., on line It
denots 10 rooms all Improvements first.
class order; large ground owner will rent
furnished 10 responsible party for at least
one year to private family; n ssns $50 p,
rfer.nces. OWNER, Newark, N. J.
TO RENT.-For the summer, Furnished
Queen Annie cottage, l. ~ ro'% mrick Ch "Hsin
s % !. Apply W. II. PoMEROY, $50
Broadway.
To RENT FOR sEASON.-FamiIy going
to Europe. an island cottage on Drant Lake
in the Adrondacks , icS ~ riy S, OF IA ad0 y
s,ah,c cottage accommodates twelve besids0
servants. cellar, electric bills, running
water 200 feet OF piazza handsomeiy sl
completely furnished In all frs9'cts' CON-
modiors Stable with water service through.
n n,u'V ,iS stalls. servants quarters and dark
u -, carriages. sailing canoe. r1cihg gig;
nnn recion for hunting and fishing; good
and al, supplies s9 address or call or
f EF. W%LT5&. 500 broadway.
&wyCuMERE Cape Cod. iiarwichport,
u,.s-Sca-hore cottages. completely fur.
nished all Engagements oaN,n a%yo, en-
cuIar j.. II East o'th-se., NC" iofN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND subscriptions ron
a TIE MEM my YQE ;i.o IEInuNE WILL nE RE-.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. ,o42 Broad.
way I'd door north Of Ihrty;nrst,t. and ADVEK.
EASEMENTS at he following Branch onlces: ?5i sth.
ave :. cor. .dst. l52 0thave.. l5T Fourth ave
Fouttcentht 200 Third ave- Fory.cyenth
loG West fotty',e'onds1 ~. CoIumMsa!c; 90 Liberty
81 avenue \ l3.3 Ihrd-avc-; 90 Wet
It. 257 West 42d.t 40 Church-st 554 Thri-aye
s3S 1hrdave o.i Ihifdaye. bet l2th and 18th t.,
HARLEM OFFICES, $50 East died
sndtwehy. 1fthst 2t3 West One-hundre twenty
ffh.s and $50 Wet Onchundred and .nfthst I'm
70 & .. m, regular Office rates. ~
In brooklyn. at G3 Cogrtst sos De Kaibayc.; 40
>Agulsr ONCE rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

At BLOOMFIELD, n. j., lot 50Xl2o,
seven rooms and bath. furnace, range. ei.y
water. "a. fixtures and LAUNDRY tups Ne
minutes from station; rent Tt!o Ut
snail nice family. NATHAN RUSSELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 3cSet 33 Moon rises AS amlMoons 90
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandv Hook IL SO GOV. Island 10 Hell Gate 06
pM-Sendy Hook 81 GOV. Island "a Hell Gate ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
N,PHFF SIGNS WITH CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati April S-McPhee has al last signed with
the Cincinnati club again play second base lie has
been holding out against reduction Of salary. 1t is
said that his salary this year will be s2400. Home
Rum Dufee, formerly OF st. Louis and Washington ar
rived last night and will be given tlia in the
h,.d tu.day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
team was arranged about as It will

The Princeton team arranged about as 1t Will
play In its championship games.
The Yale Coegc team will play at the Polo Grounds
next Saturday.
Tho free seats at the Polo Grounds which pro
1ect Ofer the foul line will be cut away. This will
enable Burke to capture many drive which
counts for a twobasc hit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

TO LET OR FOR SALE.-Two new
attractive houses In leautiful Short HIS
Park. y. J.. 81 minutes from New-York
delightful grounds. wide p'azAas all modern
sanitary iniJrON emcnt> line view; large
stahcs; rent - 200 each. PATTERSON
{ O'BRIFN, III Bloatway.
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
j. NJ. QUINCY & co.
J. NJ QU1NBY & Co.
J VI. Quincy & CO.
j. NJ. QrINBY & Co.
j. VI. 0CGNBY & Co.
j. NJ. Quincy a CO.,
j. NJ. QTINBY & Co.
j. NJ. Quincy 4 CO..
NEWARK y. J.
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ETAGES. FASHIONABLE STYLES. FOR
TOWN AND COT NTEY WHEELS AND
EvE nk tAET OK 9uK vEh hiy - :
NJ MBER OF SECOND HAND BY
BEST MAKERS
FACTORY AND wAEERooMS %.
CTPN THE PLOCK OPPOSITE THE
BHOAD STREET STATION OF THE d.
l., AND W Il. r.. 30 MINUTES FROM
NEW-YORK. BAECLAY Or CHRIS.
TOPPER STREET FERRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

A.-TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms with bath. etc, suitable for OF or
two gentlemen ; so per month lIth street
dros, PRIVATE FAMILY. Tribune Oihce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
OIENlBIA.
BROOKLYN.


Earned runs-Brookvn II. First base on balIs-BfooK
Nn .. Left on rases-Brockyn Z Columbia CDliese .
hts-,irlrfn. FJuu .. Burns . Stein, Barber stolen
bases-tirimn kinsow Matocks 10nnor SH Wu5
ptchcs-Iiutchins s. Miller l. Pass balls-Smith s.
Hit by ptcher-Shilman. Cmpre-Mr Peoples. lime
gano--2 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

steamers Servln for Liverpool; Paris sorih2mpi,n
n,m,nt Dover: Kaiser Wilhelm II Genoa Rhtotll
,ammnmrc II II Meier bremen SOUTHAMPTON orr
aha Havana and Mexican p'rj.; CAP hron b3 S
Ton perth An.bovl Kansas Guy SNLniih Anifna
dack lux Caves Jacm 1. ct; Nori1n 'itv, ,arrias
Enropc London IL sud. New-OrGan.; "Ii o"hii ~, n
E,.,,o,, News and Richmond; Norrc, >t'tflh 'tc
Ethioria glasgow city o. Columbia West Point VI
40 sailed VI, Long Island sound: =, ~,
Stc"mcrs Britannia and II Dimock. Tor Boston
Manhattan FOR Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Boaro Wanteo.

YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE loom
with board, between 9th and o.jd sts
West; no hats: no oil Jection u private
y. T., 2ol xolumbusayo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

cottagc ali improvements; rooms me
\iew of Sound 49, per month. y" ~ E"'
RnA lGl EuuifAhc Nnildlng. Nlty.
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OCfln .lIeaMeIs.
A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 8. s. co.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 5. ). Gu.
~ - SHORT ROUTE 40 LONDON..x
NEW-l DIRK. SOUTHAMPTON, BKtMfN'
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. an =.
First CABIN. $40 AID upward. second Cabl. so q
berth Stceace low r.io, stGam,rs sail IRON foot OF
Haytl Tu A., II Dam, ,lier Tues Nav . . a. NJ
Ssaic. Sat. Apr ID a. III iIaycl Tues, MayS A. m'
aim. Iu's APP. Lain, Tues, May 10 y DE- ~
Lhe Sat. April o.. a. ~ sale sat, May ~ y a. Il"
Ifatc, Iu"s.. ADJ. -. &
SPRING >AIIINGS 1893. ~
TO SOUTHANrr1X lion DOM. BREMEN. -
Saa sat NAV q Kaiser " IL. Thur. June y
Spec ..... Tue. Nh a Sa'.. June Il
Trave....... S,t' -Wav - Spre Tues, June 90
lcr...... Tpes MI 20 r,,r........ Sat. Jun. .
Frs ...... S,t Irnc 2 Nl,r...... d. Tues. June q
IIaycl .. Tuos iu,o Il ,n,- sat. July l.
Elhe . "a, - Ipno 10 Uayel Tues July + ? a. IN.
Lain .... Tgc. Inn. IL IL sat. July 5. ii a. m
MEDlII.REANEAN LINE.
New. York y, ,,.po1 I'm los than eleven DAYS.
Kaiser w IL Apl :. 10 am. Wria sat MAY q ~ I'm
Wcfra Sit.Apr. 81 10 "a. Fuda. sat me ~ ~ an,
Eai>er W IN NJ "a 10 +, M Fulda sat July Il. 10 am
Passage s1c0. s2j $50 berth, first tspni'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Real Gstate Wante0.

HOUSE WANTED. Party going aoroA9
or In country. and desiring young MARTY
couple. no children. refined and accustomeS
10 good home, o. take charge for season y!
longer, furnished or unfurni-hed. address
TEMPLErON, SSt Greene-ave.. Brooklyn.
ANTED.-Competely furnished house
from May l Ia November I not over onS
hour from city Long Island not desirr9'
Addrc>s, with full particulars, ii. Box io'
Tribune Onlcc.
WANTED 49, gentleman country place
Tor the summer, within two hours OF New:
YORK fully furnished must BE- inland ana
eicNat,d. Address y. Y. L., Tribune oi'
lice.
WANTED-During July, August eng
within one hour OF City Hall on the Soun2
preferred. Address with full particuiac
and terms. G. SINGLETON, JR., BOX =
Tribune ONCE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
NEW-YORK

Totals II p III
S SfI%cssS1 .:....::::.-9o Q Q %
Earned runs-NewYork g. Left on bases-P Princeton :.
NewYork 8. First base talls-Of Forsyth 3, on
Crane Of King l. Struck out-By Forsyth >. nv Crane
Q, by King g. Three.base INSTALLATION. Trenchard.
Sacrifice hit--fiunster. Common.
Stolen bases Ward Fuller Eu1kc DSublc plain
by mchcr-Gunster Wild Pitch-For-yth l. Passed
bas-TTenchari 3, Mcmahon /. umpire-Pearce. Tine
Of game-l 80.
The opening game in Brooklyn was played at
Eastern Park yesterday between the Columbia Col
lego and the Brooklyn teams. large crowd was
present 20 greet the players They received cordial
reception
Lovett. who refused to play last year. has Joined
the team and he donned uniform for the first time
since 1891. lie loudly appaudcd when he went
In 10 piic The feature Of the game was the heavy
fatlini 81 the professionals. The Columbia boys
felded we'll the work Of OCOnnor. lutchns and
Mattock, being especially clever. The score was as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
ALD DOMI MON LINE.

" Steamer, for NoEloLk.. rOErSMOrrH. OLD
I'OINI tO,lF,I;I an1 NEWTOKl MEMS. ding for
vIi;GiNIA rENGn rEIEEsnrEG and GiCnMoND,
Sat. For' EiCmMoND, "a. JAMES RIVER wed.
and Sat. For WEST POINT, Va.-fues.. Thurs ami
Sat. From ler - NV 80 : * loct n,ach;;t., at
souh anl West. Andy at General once OF Co. Pier
Of ) H. 90. 257. ii. ~. J7A, 49,. 30 aud / 335
Iroidway W. l.. GulILAI DEC. ranic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAGZRS.

TOMORROW,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

FOR SALE CIEAP.-A comfortaDlc
country seat several acres, between IT.
near depot good largc hous" ana outDuiu,
Ing. . od order with furnitur" ana stock
II desired term, hall cash SPLENDID hone.
Address :. X. 100 West f3d-st., Irbuhe
ptnurh once.
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untnrnisbeo Rooms.

lHREE LARGE. LIGHT rooms I'm pri-
X ssn,, nous ea rent. SIS; Win reference. i.S
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

49, - r>-rs---->s-
FOTR.STORY brownstoDe dwelling,
ncwIv decorated. situated on highest ground
,,,, v,.-t side. half "A block from eleNa td Sta
ON. Is a bargain and must be s9,d; Appy
to the BKADl.Ef ~, udson and SopInc
st-.
FOR SaLE.-A four-story, brown.stone,
English Basement house. WIN urcs-slory
cNYdition lot 1oNl0O. Apply on premises
IN OWNER, 3ii West 33d-st
No III EAST 9th -ST.-Three.
tory and basement brownstone, last
~ row of nine completed year ago -
r,om.: all private block price only 81. I'D;
i"rIude, e,- fixtures; big bargain worth
sol 900 wnen 3d-ave. cable runs Mss
be sold. -----
VALUABLE AVENUE 6 G0RNE Ei;,I nca.
I Voh exchange, SAMUEL NIXON. 20
Broadway.
3D.AVE.. near 6th.st-Five. story store
and tenement. ,5xS5NlO0 institution mort
eaoe 80 900 3 per cont years bargain;
Sn,oh, cxrhangn NIXON. so broadway.
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PRINCETON.

Totals ....... o 3 2i1 Is 0
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90 Get for Business purpcses

A.-FINE STORES TO LET. north.
west corner OF Columbus-avc and nth It.
steam heated. Apply on premises.
BUILDINGS, stores, lofts, Offices and
studios desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. $40 Broadway.
. LOFTS, Offices saesrOom. near Astor
House good light; wide entrance; easy
staiiways; good conveniences Immediate
pls-ession supe Tor building. ATTORNEY.
~ Ne-cy--t. tpremises). after 3
TO LET.-Deslrable lofts, Union Squale
and lCh-st. Apply az BkENIANO n 81
East l7thst.
Is AND Is LISPENAiD. ST. Store and
basement. .5Xl0O; four lofts 50xlOO each.
elevator; cheap rent. PLASS, pa B'way.
~ PARK PLACE, facing elevated STA
ton elegant store. basement and cellar.
suitable any business. pLASS, 1884 R'way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
NOLI MBlAN LINE.
1APAN-ClIlNA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Stcamcrs lc11c san francl'co a. foIlow';
RII.,IC (wl call at Honolulu, THU day May 4. D.
OCIA%IC ............. Tur-lay. NAV % 3 i. ~
GAELIC ..1ue-dIy, June l3. y.
Sup,rbly appolntei-Superor accommodations.
Reservation, be- mad by letter or telegram to and
cabin plan, -c,u at 2o7 and 3i3 EIoaiway Ncw.lork,
Battery Place. room ~ Klola Building san Fran.
cisco. Lf.LAND SiANlOID IIc'urht.
I. II. GOODtlNN ncl,.al Passenger Agent.
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Chicago.
Furnished Rooms.

=
A.-A.-LARGE and small rooms at med.
t4EtsT ioTH.sT.. NEAR BROADWAY.
A.-TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms with bath. etc. suitable Tor o-e or
two gentlcnen so nsr month. l.H strees
Dire, PRIVATE FAMILY. Tribune ofhce.
An apartment furnished in private
house Murray MI; suites. single rooms
and Offices. with and without board choice
locations houses inspected and registered
free. DALEY. - West 35uh-st.
a LARGE ROOM: eon,tSrtaoly and
residence. i3 West 2oth-st.
4 PLEASANT, wELL-FURNlsHED,
fIont hall room; gentleman only foA
LoAlneto1-aNe.
DOI BIZ PAKLOI and adjoining bed.
room. on second roor handsomely fur
ni.h,d; IRON. MAY lst Ill East oSh-st.
FURNISHED ROOM. fronting avenue.
10 let; rent reasonable. iio 2i-a,e.
FURNISHED ROOM. 81 50. call or
adde's, FERDINAND LEE, 2tc East 10TH
It.
FURNISHED ROOM In private family
dr.ired by az Epi,eep. ,leSgy y ,ernl t
LADY HAS TWO large rooms nlce.y
furnished gentlemen only; house private,
refercncc, eAcha rcd. I55 West lSth.,r.
LARGE HANDSOMELY furnished Dom
TO let 10 Wet ATHEIST.
LARGE. Handsomely furnished corner
81 Barrow-et.. RUSSELL bell only.
LAFAYETTE PLACE NO. s.-Can
accommodate several gentlemen with neatly
furni>he rooms at moderate prices reieF'
cnce-.
. >,,r, A. ~ 10 SIs,rED l.r,.
suit 4 rooms ard bath. square and single
rooms. % West 3oth'st
NICELY FURNISHED rarlor and bed.
room. bath suitable for married couple or
a sSE''e" iss V Yves, ?s7thst senn's bell
PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM use
~ bath terms. 81 per week. ~ JoNiS'
80 Bedroid--t -
SINGLE ROOM. - two housekeeping
rooms. 30 parlor. ~. 9l2 6th-ave.
TWO LAii,.t. ROOMS: use bath no
LEY. 20? ,olumbu--a,e., 9th asd IOtn-,t-..
l.-APAR rMENr,. sunny rooms. mod.
ern improvements; parlor and upper n LODI:
ccnvcnicnt principal hotels. clubs s'hsss
tween 5,h and Madison aves.
PNRLORS for doctor: others say.
light room for artist. '3 Yves; 3jth-st
VIII Nv i... DO. ~ no'r oE'"N'h 49,.
and 3I.t sts.-Front iocm. for two or three
gentlemen; come aud See.
10TH ST.. 20 ME>r--Wholc or a part OF
the superby finished ground floor also
medium sized rooms - 80. 81. - prlNaS
family; bath.
III WIS" nru.>r.-tour rooms. IN
suite. private tail'. or without meals.
23D.Sr.. 20 EAST Opposite Madison
Square Park Handsome suite rooms. WIN
private bathroom connecting.
ENLIST. ll6 EAST. near NJ ,di-ol
ton foor moieratr y ICES meals II de,lteo'
r,Ierrnccs gentlemen.
26 EAST 22D.Sr.-Largc. nicely fur.
ni,hcd room; hot AID cold water elo>eN'
terms mode ate: rfrrc1cc.
3SD.ST.. 90 WEST Handsome paror
and bedroom also large upper rooms, SUN
able for two men.
80 FAST .Orn.Sr. -Largc room. pr.
yatc bath, Win southern exposure; VIZ.
or without breakfast reference eNchshe'u
37ru.ST.. 10 wE>T.-Newly furnished
square room, To let without board, 10 -"''
tlcmen rel, rcncos required.
t5TU. Wr.ST.-I.argc square sunny
room private family; gentlemen only te''
orence.
52D.ST.. 233 EASr.-Furnlshcd room
for gentlemen only; private house; 10"
price: reference.
18TH ST. SO EASr.-ro bachelors. large
4th-,tory front loom iir,t.cas, house Win
owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Nu,ILORY STEAMSHIP LINE,

Atl rom Au.h FRIDAY aud Saturday
FOL. TEXAS. HEOl;t.IA AND FLORIDA.
Ilc.ci~ al IOnt~ ia IcNa-. Colorado, Ctah
Arizona, California. Nr.c. a.. tfOrga. Florida. and
IiaSuna. tuia IN'"l'nt passenger accommodations.
Writ. fyr our Oi.Ialc 1893 Manual luIll,d fIrrj.
(. H. MALLpii CO. Agt-., Pc 20 L. H.. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
CC\ARD LINE,

n. TO LIvrRr0OI. VA QuELNsTowN.
.mDria Apr 55S M ,, MAY May "a 3 D. D. i m
Ttruria APRIL 20 > a. III. Aufara. May ~, IN
Camp1nia May g. ga; ~ 'ialla r.; . NAY %; ho'"
From 40. North River. foot Of car ,ol-st.
Cabin passage $50 and upward SECOND Sahn, go anu
Steerage tickets and from all parts OF Europe az
very low For freight and pa sage "ply ~ inc
con office. No Bowling Green, New ork.
VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO.. General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

N steamship Wnia visiting Italy, Switztrland i,hine
I.aNaIia :hsru Germany. Paris Belgium, noiidid am
I.ondpl. S,nd Tor programme. l.. NJ NhlNS' -''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Gitp Real estate 90 fst.

HOUSES TO LEr.-Furnished and un:
furnished. desirable locations. fOLSoA
rKO HERS. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09

Am apartment furnished in private
house Murray I'M; suites. single rooms
and Offices. with and without board choice
locations: houses Inspected and registered
free. DALEY, - West 35th-st.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-04-14

Ths toxin q Rrowsgills vii
|Eollll Be surveyed by the owners,
and promises to bo . good invest
ment to the enterprising owners.
The town is LOCATED In the
Clearwater canyon, some 100
feet lower than the prairie and
will doubtless receive consider
able benefit from the Elk City
mines and the Clearwater ooun-
try, If a railroad ever builds up
the Clearwater, it runs good
chances of making quite little
city, as it is surrounded by an
excellent country. The quartz
claim ON the land adjoining the
town, is being developed by the
owners and some Of the most ems
couraging assays have been re-
ceived from the same.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-04-14
The New Roller Mill

The new -four mill enterprise
is being worked to completion by
our citizens and the projectors of
the work, and will doubtless be
an assured factin the near future.
If our farmers wish to see the
matter success, they must do
the best they can, consistently,
when the subscription paper is
presented to them, as they may
may never have the opportunity
to increase their donations, as
have promised. Better make the
strongest effort we can and then
if we fail we cannot blame our
selves for 1t.