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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-09
A PitiabIe Sight

1t is to see an infant suffering for the lack
OF proper food. lis entirely unnecessary.
as reliable food can always be obtained ::
we refer TO the Gail Borden Eagle Brand
condensed Milk. Sold by grocers and
druggists everywhere.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-09
SULPHUR RATHS.

The Natural Hot Sulphur Bathing es.
Punishment at the Southwestern Park,
IS now open; Hack to the grounds leaves
he |. & u. n. ticket office, Alamo plaza,
at s and II a. m. and and Z .. m. 10 I'll
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-09

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. M NEW YORk, N.Y.
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CLOSING OUT

All kinds of trees, and plants
cheap, at the Home Nursery, cor
ner Acequia and Houston streets.
3 st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-09
NOTICE.

For all kinds of marble and granite
work such as monuments and headstones
also iron fencing of the latest STYLES at
the very lowest prices, call at the old re-
liable firm on East Houston street, near
post office. 14tf OTTO ZIRKEI., Prop
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Confidence

OF the public can't be gained by flaring
talk in the newspapers. What the
people want is straight forward mer.
chants to deal with. We have tried hard
heretofore to win your confidence, and
own that trade is increasing beyond our
most sanguine expectations we promise.
II it be possible, to do better than ever.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-09
BEAUTIFUL DRESS SILK

Elegant line of figured China
dress silks at 500 yard worth 75c.
81 st JOSKE BROS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-09
Is CTS. CHINA MATT1NGs

The best value ever offered in
China mattings at 15e yard.
81 JOSKE BROS.
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JUST HALF THE PRICE

See our bargain counter of fine
dress trimmings at SOC on the 81 90.
; 9 st JOsEE Rios
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REMOVAL.

Thos. Goggan & Bros, Piano and
Music Dealers, will move to corner
Houston and Navarro streets April
LIST. 36tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-09

CITY WOOD AND COAL YARD,
Corner Nolan and Walnut streets.
Best dry sawed split wood, cheap as
can be had elsewhere, furnished on
shortest notice. Also best Indian
Territory coal. Telephone $40.
% 0t O I'd b
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Tomorrow is remnant day.
Best assortment offered for some
time. l.. WOlfsOn. 392t
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BooK-KEEPERs TAKE NOTICE.

Somers English Steel Pens will
not corrode, they have handground
points and will outlas- three ordi-
nary Pens. Try them and be con-
WINGED. For sale only by
KYPFER & SENGG,
323 East Houston street, City.
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Until further notice | will give a
I life size crayOn portrait free with
each dozen cabinet photos at regu-
lar price, $500 per dozen.
A. A. BRACK,
No. 12S y. Flores St., San Antonio.
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FRESH VEGETABLE SEEDS +!

A fine assortment of same Just
received by ED PERsCH, 604 Market
street. Give him call. 222 IN.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

My Natatorium. on LOsoya street.
; st \. SCHOLZ,
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SILKS AT 25CTs. A YARD.

Surah silks all shades at 2Jc a
yard worth SOC. JOSKE BROS.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT

Five great leaflets THIS week.
Ladies' Dongola Oxford Ties, Common
sense patent tip, SIPS Ladies' Dongola
Langtry Ties, patent tip, all widths and
and sizes, $3.50; Ladies' red or tan goat
Oxford Ties, this week, SI.4s; Ladies
hand sewed Oxford Ties, Dongola. glove
lining, patent tip, $500; Mems Kangaroo
Lace or Congress, late style toes, $500.
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WASH GOODS.
lACES.
LACE CURTAINS.

Some excellent values in this depart
ment. Cream and white at Soc, $I.oo,
$I.25, $3.50. $500 pair and up.
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TIL T. STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. april 4.-Flour steady unchange
Sales. 4ao Ibls Wheat strong; 40 red spot and
April 20 a-4o73 I,3c May. "a 3-4@7l 7.oc; June;
stock Gea$3i Ta'%' sales. 1osooo Iusii. Corn.
strong mixed spot aud April. AZ 3-4al7 7-ec, May.
a. 3,o@47 7.oc July. As 3e@ac lie: siramer
S mixed 90 % &c bid Whit corn by sample 43a
sales 1000 bush. oats firm 10. White western,
Al 42c; No. mixed do. 81 12o3-c stock. lcl,
$50 bush. Ryec, quiet; No. .. o.aoe lie. stock,
sI6a SIG 80. Grain heights quiet, steam t. Liver.
pool per bushel la I'd. Cotton nominal middng,
e eho $50 do md" sa DC e q" a s
per per unchanged. Whisky fair, 81 aSasi %.
Boston. April 4.-Markets qalc. hut Irmer
Buffalo. April 4.-spring wheat unsettled. sales
at opening. 1900 bush No Northern. zoe Clos
mg-No. hard held at Soc No. Northern: &c ::
extra red, Hare asked car No. white. zoe.
cora ear, 9 Sc c iIEs S0i :S p' So DO
1a0 AZ lee > cars No. do. A. ia 43c: 5 cars No.
2 4adA.e; cars no. 3, A. So 80 &c; car 80 d.
$3.50 No. S, White. 81 1881 Sac No. mixed
% ,4S3 narey qni, do G nSy w Sars lo1c c
quoted No. extra Western. "a 73c: No. .. Goa G3c
no Canada sos No. e. a'c NO r Tnnr dn m
easy best spring. "a 40d - 80: do winter ~ -1~
IS o3; rye flour s3 40. 70 so; milf""d dull weak
CO &C Receipts. 5000 hush shipments 10" lush
G"T" easier 80 %s 81" ICE c rye r% "' SS e's
SIC Pork steady 81 Lard easier yo E~ih Gnst
"ser 8, 81 ,hS 81 Ss"dy n Sc 30 m a
Eggs heavy, dropping Ic lie Cheese steady.
Milwaukee, April Flour gne, wheat firm; Jn ly
81 l'se; No. spring; ooc NO. .oa HT''" Nn White
81 isc No white 30 acsa'' pI har GNo q"l So
No.. 2; &C.; sample, ,, 80 12@o'c' Nye quiet No.
Minneapolis April 4.-Thcre was very good b'lsi-
in this market day There vas an improve ,H
in the ca 81 msrs Northern N prncpa at SO1 ola
&C. Receipts Of wheat here were .43 cars, and at
n"%h ,o snd sS 81 s S and closing &c "
opening and lowest, eGc; highest. g, ..s@ csc;
SsS 81 81 r o No. Fs' Ho 4 sea No.
Philadelphia April Flour market continued very
quiet bu the strength of wheat influenced a steader
feeling d"aS moved o%y at %T pT
choice Pennsylvania 81 %. whcat-opon market
Sayaneed ~ &C. Ne" Esd A :" nly g
- i-4c Rye dull ut GOc for No. PENNSYLVANIA.
'r nnd closed rm No. am msed April
Is 1-4a4S Ice: May. a. 3-4G4sc June and 'ny'
Butter firm with small supplies Pennsylvania cream
cry extra BE: PENNSYLVANIA prints extra whocsalr'
KS dull and ower P"nnsyvana rst ia14 re
snears-Refned, firm under light offerings; cubes
5,ss h l"1ee eFsnula,cd I,ee S,a%dar sraS%
lated. 5 Ii6c crown A. ) 5l6c; crystal \; l.ioc
doInls reh rsS s aaa"a n Keystone A. i5lec
franklin u. 4 3-4c: Franklin extra G. 3sc red star
Feed quiet and weak with ample offerings; winter
bran $50 SIs 80 per ton. Other articles unchanged
and c hS Ap 4% ny 'snS G n I &c. sa%
- l4c. Corn steady: No. cash. Ale; May. 80 &C
Ace No ycoT 1T p% sa quiet ssaa S BRINE s
cash and April 80 IS.
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TYPHUS FEVER ~ THE HOPPER HONE.

Inspectors OF the Bureau Of Contagious Diseases
went TO the Hopper Home mt No. 12o Sccond-av
yesterday to umiglte the place and take other steps
to prevent a spread OF typhus fever there. The
house is shelter for homeless and frendess women
Lillian smith. woman Il middle age. who had been
an inmate OF the Charity Hospital Backwell's
Island, and had other home 10 go to- admitted
Il the house two weeks ago. She became Ill Oh
sunday and ambulance was called TO remove her
to Bellevue Hospital The surgeons thought at first
that she had an attack of pneumonia, but rash ap
peared on her body on Monday evening and an exam
inaiiCn convinced the surgeons that she suffering
rom typhus lever. SITE sent To North Brother
Island yesterday. 1t was said that there thirty
women In the Hopper Home who would be kept
under observation Tor a. time.
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COTTON NARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. April f.-CO'ton nominal mld1hng,
3.sc: low middling 1-l6c good ordinary. : Orc .
Net and gross rcccipts-lo57 bales. Exports a. the
Contnent-6,j92 bales. Salcs-2O, bales. stoch-'''-
2T4 bales. am, q,
Norfolk April 4.-Cotton quiet; mddllng &c
low middling I31Gc good ordinary. ! &c. Mel
and gross receipts 154 bales. Exports 10 ''r'ai
Brit ain--r 2jJ bales coistvise, 1,2-o bales sale
20 bales stock-:I6 $50 bales.
Newt Orleans April 4.-t'otOn steady new grade.
Ice: middng Use low middlne. - i6c' good
ordinary l-2c. Not rccclpiS-d1o4 ba!cs; gross.
77G4 bales. Sa.s-7 $50 bales. Stock-.I6,h-4 Bale
Savannah. April 4.-Cotton dull middling : l-'c
low middlng SC good ordinary, lie Net ana
gross reccipts-1,9iO bales. sal"s-lJo biieS' St'A
TO 1876 bales.
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EUROPEAN PEoDrcE MARKETS..

Liverpool. April 4. 40 p: m.-lie"f In poor &C..
mr. demand: prime mess fine Western dull. AT o1s
do medium dull at -Gs I'd. Ham, In moderate de
mand. Bacon In poor demand. .hec,c III pv'r o'''
mand ,rallow in poor demand. Spirits Of turpn-
tine and roein In poor demand. Lard-spot ana IN
lures unquotablc demand. Wheat In poor de"
mand: No. r-d winter steady Mt - I'd NO. rcd
spring steady at - 3D. Flour la poor demand Corn
spot and futures In moderate demand; mixed Western
sno, firm ~ IL I'd .Jinc dull ~ L. Id Hops ~
London. Pacific Cnast In mOdcrat" demand Receipts
OF wlcnt for the past week from Atlantic rts.
800 quarters: from Iaoinc ports. 10000 quarters
frhm other sources 5000 quarters. Receipts OF
American corn FIR the past week. 27,7oo quarters.
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John II. Decves & Brother the contractors
for the new station which is we'll constructed Of
BRICK with granite trimmings. 1t is four stories in
height with an additional story In the middle part
The front entrance Is formed by granite arch. On
the first floor the Office, the captains rooms and
the si,tns-Dom for the men, arranged In the order
which has been adopted at most OF the other police
stations in the city, On the scrgeant's desk In the
office are buttons which, when pressed. ring electric
bells in all OF tho rooms Of the building. The
sergeants' rooms and the dormltorlcs for the other
policemen IN III" second. third and fourth stories.
In the of the main building Is the prison. two
stories high. There is one large room in which 100
prisoners might he crowded at tho time OF q raid.
here are twenty -four iron cells In the first story,
nd in the second story rooms for dodgers. Both
ulldnCs have frontage of fifty feet The station Is
xty-sevcn feet deep and the prison twenty three.
here is Il yard between the two structures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, April 4.-Thc demand for wool has been
steady and prices rcmain the same, bat sales are
mostly In small lots. Ohio nceccs in small stock.
and held al 29c for Y. 30d3l for XN. n BE for
Xxx and above and xxx. and 3ic for No. Mlchi-
gan nj 90 Pa CSC. No ] comldng firm NJ JJ0
37c Ohio line dcainc al SIC. and Michigan fine de
laine nj sec. unwashcd combng woods sell at .6g
orc for one quarter and three cichts blood Terri
tory woods in good request. selling on clean
bas Of $4,000 for fine. $50 Soc for fine medium and
4ad SOC for medium. Texas. California and Oregon
woods are quiet. Pulled wool sells steadily at 3;'d ioc
for supcrs Australian and foreign carpet WOODS
firm
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRiCES.--50O second.
hand wood and iron working machines;
fully guaranteed machinery bought and eN.
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 1913 Madi-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncv.york TUESDAY April 4.-BFEVfS-Rcceipts. 9j
cars or $40 head-s6 consigned direct 70 .aIghtf-
or. and o cars market the latter for wednesday
tIadc. Feeling steady CITY dressed native sides IN
al Sa9i2c for medium 10 choice quality Cow.
beef sfnodv at iA7c Cable advccs quote refrigerated
beef lac higher at 5c per and American steers steady
at IoL I3c estimated dead weight. shipments today,
200 cattle and quarters In the Bowie for Liverpool
,cnorrow 400 quarters To1Itonic by Enstnans
GomDanv, and 80 sheep the Burnley by l.. = Dllcn-
back for the West Indies. .
~ ViICH COWs-Ony . head received. Market nomi-
nal al s25d-jO for common 20 choice. -
CALVES-KeceIt>, l.2 head OF which lOi AZ ooth-
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THE PETROLEUM MAR KET,
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF +

NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude certificate speculation yesterday strong
when il active. The early trading advance
from 704 10 70e cents, against 20 cents Monday night
but there late drop 90 cents trinng sales
The total transactions at the Consolidated Exchange
amounted to $4,000 barrels. There sales
the Stock Exchange.
The quotations for refined unchanged at $40
cents a gallon in barrels 295 buik, aud 0.1j
cents In cases Foreign quotations Antwerp. 1924
francs; Bremen go marks; London, isai4d.
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Keol estate iUanteo.

wAyTED.-A furnished cottage, wr'","
% miles OF New-York, for the s u,ind
rent must be low state ah nSSrr.s % BKoUX.
and whether any trees. AouisSS
YIELD. Tribune ONCE
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PLEASED WITH The NEW STATION
POLICE OFFICIALS INSPECT THE BUILDING IN
oNEHUNDRED AND-FOURTHsT.

UNtTHU \ UKFU' NNU-FUtNIH-"l
Police Commissioners Martin. McClave and Sleehan
and superintendent Byrnes yesterday afternoon In
spccted the police station which has been erected
for the department ca the north side OF Onehundred
and-fouIthst.. midway between Third and Lexington
ayes They expressed their satisfaction with the building
and il will probably be- occupied by squad OF police
men about May !. Ii Is to be the station for the
new Twenty-eighth Precinct. 10 BE- formed by taking
away parts Of the Twenty seventh and Twenty ninth
Precincts The boundaries OF the new precinct have
not been fixed yet.
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miscellaneous.

Ohbs
ABSOLUTELY highest prices given for
rcntiemcn's castof clothing. HOBBIES
2.0li 2d-aVc. Iostals promptly answered.
ACCIDENT CA>I.S. collections. yur.cS
separations names changed foreign bust.
nos. passports, all Law Duslncs- cOnsulta-
ton ire. JAMES J. THORNLEY,. COun-
-ellor % Park itow.
At MANItACTt Kt.itS' PEICES :
IrunAs, Travelling Hags, nrcs--Sut Cls,'s
Music Wraps, Toilet RCU-. shaw and
Treik straps. sea Chair. AT warehouse VI
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - iJh-aNc.. be-
tween eth and 1th SIS.
SPECIAL. SAIL Swiss ribbed under.
vests. SO quality, r drrcd To Zoe NOUS
Quctlifro suede - gloves. reduced To soc
JAMES. 800 Broadway, ~ West Jothst
TRANSACTIONS from and into English,
German. French and Duth Tor InDlisncts
Of books. mg pa1ine-. etc. or other parties.
MAYER. 400 Fast llsth-st.
WESTLOTORN Detective aud Law
Apenry.- Divorces siT."ialty. separations.
wife support, damages pro
cured To- any cause. private Information
iIi .ishcd coiruiturlon ficc. % Na-sfu.st.
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Diamonds.

Commemorate April-Solitaire en-
gagement rings, SO. So, $50. s75,
500 to 81, ChiIdrcn'> rings, $3.50,
80, $40 and upwards.-A lovely dis
play OF marqulsc rings, emcralds,
rubles, sapphires and turquoses in
combination with diamonds, $50, $40,
500. Sl25, $50 and upwards.
j. II. Johnston & Co.,
IL Union Square. N. Y.
SEND tUR rNNL Li>..
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flats 90 Get, furnished.

mn ryr Furnished nat, May 10 Octo'
~ -, scans bath West Coth,tt.'
n nea Central park West so' mo"'"''
CLEAVEBAND.
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Business Gbapees.

49, -
AZ OHroETrN NIFTY Tor i've nan
with AN; to-. ar-c.c. pitcntct bcea OH
.Aa.Art -cNc.t Scu-s Owi..t As- e. - ii.tV
y.hc ll"-, -'Ot cddI -. - OJJ cash.
HAMILTON. IS LcOnasi-,;., after O'Clock.
">ri>IAAI WAArLD VITA sooo; bus.
i,.' pays $1,000 aOw wGri ,ldplc HARD
~ = s. CO.. : nerKhan>s
- LON rHiIf nnc Photographic
itui!o. oh stn ia. must 20 -crl u Lc
aIi,,ciat Aa.se.. rIi0r). pa s;a-a,c
ATTENTION. Dr..ci, Ha,9nln. 80 oOG -
NrwafA. y. >iogk lu.fr,- ard ~.
srr :. u established ,a-h ltn,cIy AMI meat
market; business Tor Two HODGES. 49,
broadway. Room j.
Ar.rN.lO> nAnU1IN. -gsUO vii
3lyi Yer ci;y. iali n'.ie,t IN - war,
eHt Oplos u.iiy In, ~.,.g'tc. particular
HJi''..' %. BioidwH, Noo.' J
BEST ESTABLISHED clothing business
n staafoid; own,r dI-cCn,iuuine. will give
iaNofabl" chance :oi patty wishing 10 con.
,inue. Box 90 olenbrojk, Conn.
noA',rING.HousN. brooklyn He. 2hts.
Two conn ting nou-c- viii sell spar
ueuisis at 81 ilicks.,t.. brooklyn
BOARDING and livery liable, long o..
tahlshcd. paying $500 molthly lease
5000 rare chance OWNER RErlE.
ING. Tribune Oaice.
BUSINESS WOMAN want, LADY partnei
witt $500 capital ~ start ic-pcctlDle board.
ing'holsc good Investment MRS b.
2l0 East 3l,t-,t.
CAPITAL WANTED.-scll half or wnoi
Interest; business iucr a-iug, needs capital
no competition; very vaujblc, opportunity
to right party; principals only references
exchanged SPECIAL, Bon g. Tribune
Once.
DESIRABLE gU.INE>> opgortunitie,
snli or EXCHANGED patents for 81. part.
hers p~o,urri by 4. LEWIS STEAkNS.
Room, 35. 500 Broai.>t.. Newark. y. J.
EAHE NNCE.-5-1D auI >ci vices of
1rtnrr wa.t-l ia good % yine bnsinc's
only $50 required down. AGdier,
>.'iINrEIN. .'2j7 3d-aNe.
40 LEASE.-Nn ulG.c-tnblisnci bras
rolling mill plant; Ea'hih'ly In good work
Ing order >hoit di-tlnc" lion Ncw-> OK
CHARGE seldom offered reasons Tor lotlng
illness Of owner. Address t.. 407 Pru-
u TAI Buiiding. NcwarN. \. i.
no MANUFNCTC REH>.-fartorics uilt
to srit free i:cs othrr indlr m"at' near
by city. -. W. G.. la stewart Build.
ing, Ncw-lork.
WANTED Pasty with u coo, exclusive
sal, ~ household novelty given no risk.
MANUFACTURER. Tribune Onicc.
500 NETS si5 wEEKLY.-rnHsnally
p5 2n M&S nSftspi S Sysrnd ln' secnad
nucce.sfnl year. proSvcctI. 1893 free.
G. d. ROWE. Box l27. brooklyn.
$500 WILL BUY nr t-cla-s cash "a: rkct.
centrally located; sales 500 per week;
strictly cqsh. g.. NJ. ROBEhr>ON, ID
Elm-,t.. Bridgeport. Conn.
$1,000 SPECIAL carital waited ample
security; 100 per cent ptoa;. Addrt >
FINANCE ~ Church--t.
$1,000 PREFERRED STOCK for sale.
nil MT "A.
dre,- ;OX II, - Church 1T.
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flats 90 Get, Aufnrnisheo

A 25-TOOf APARTMENT. 1O7 Fast
7OtlI.st. o rooms all light only families
In house no children all private In street.
ELEGANT. LIGHT, z rooms and bath
Flats ON Central Pirk, West, No. 4G3-404
near lO0th.st entrance TO PARK; &0 TO e55 !;
decorated and heated.
FLATS TO LET.-Fupished and unfur-
nished desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, SIC Broadway.
MOST DESIRABLE ABATEMENT in
the Porssm0uth. A. West 9th.st. hEL-
LOGG. Tribune once.
10 LET-The elegant new apartments.
102 East 26th-st.. near shave Steam
Va p1xs nSIy IN nrcmlscs or 10 owner.
B. PUTGEEs0N. $50 sd-ave.
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>, Tribune Onlce.
Females.
CHAMBERMAID WANTED.-Swcdc or
German. Apply with reference. | West
3cth-st.
COMPETENT COOK and to do plain
washing; private family. Call lcf0fc 4
o'ciocn. III West l25d-st.
WANTED.-A neat. competent girl as
waitress and chambermaid German, Swiss
or Swcde. l26 Wet sjuh-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-05
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