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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
long ISLAND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. preparations are being
By the farmer Of Long Island for The meeting OF
the Farmers Institute OF Suffolk County. which Is
to take place at Rverhead on January - ana "a.
Tie subjects chosen for discussion have been selected
With special reference 10 the conditions governing
farming IN suffolk County. The movement Is re
eeivng the hearty support OF large majority OF The
Long Island farmers
. PORT JEfFERSON.-Samucl Davis. seaman o.
laphank while trying 10 board schooner IN for .ci
feson arb1r Oh Tuesday evening, broke through the
Ice and drowned. His body has not been r'coV'
cred.
TLATPUSI The Fiatbush Town Board has deh'eu
franchise 20 the Brooklyn City Railroad Company, ana
has given II 10 the Kings County Electric iiaiw I'VE,
Company. The final action taken on MONDAY 'heht
u private meeting OF the board held at The home OF
Supervisor william L. Lyman. In Grnnd-st Inc pcopie
OF the town, in "a public meeting said they were IN
hvG OF the BROOKLYN city Railroad Company INC
Mugs County Electric Railway Company will extend
Their lines from Thirty nnih-st. through New ttrrchl
10 Church Lane. Fatbsh thence 10 the boundary hhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
WESTCUESTER COUNTY

MOUNT VERNON-The stockholders OF the Home
Building Association. organized year ago to build
model tcnement-hOuses and small dwellings, whose
work among the poorer classes is Of philanthropc
nature. held their annual meeting Thursday night.
Reports read showing the success Of the under
taking. and the following elected directors D.
G.. Curtis. Minott l.. Kellogg. benjamin W. TitOn.
Henry l.. Rhoadcs, =. Il. Aller, Edison Lewis, ID. ..
Williams ID. ". WhitmOre and G. NJ Moseman. At
the meeting OF the directors the following elected
officers: David c. Curtis president; = b. Acr,
treasurer; b. W. 1TtOn. secretary.
WHITE PLAINS.-The Westclcscr County Board
OF Supervisors Yesterday appointed the Roads and
Bridges Committee OF the board committee to effect
The repeal of Chapter 400 Of the Laws of 1S02,
titled provide for the construction OF high
ways and bridges upon highways running through two
or more towns OF the same county"
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VIEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
.IERSEY CITY.

,,ovrer who snot his wife and Michael
MIN. sen,euber = and was convicted Of murder
A"" s.cond degree one indictment and pleaded
Wv =, the other arraigncd for sentence yes
en ,.y Ilaypcr said that under the circumstances
teuA'' ,ne eour, would show mercy TO him. " The
De rrs,anccs arr against you," said Judge wers.
oV concentrations in your behalf have been
ch"' ,,,o consideration and while the extreme
"S'n ,s twenty years the court will only sentence
pe' eighteen years In state prison, with hard
nbor.'
=, Jeanette was arragned In the Court Of oyer
rcrmincr yesterday to be tried FOR the murder
o." .haI Fazziolo. whom he shot through the heart
o. n,cbt of september 81. When the panel was
% ~ wa. discovered thas twelve OF the forty-egh'
oN 1 ,rer, disqualified 10y reason Of having served AZ
lu4ops term Of court. and tho case went over.
tie prev Lcinr entitled 10 notice OF full panel
the oWrt. said he would leave his successor TO SET
!ueeuum for the trial.
~ va" water mains that brings water into The city
Of 'nIsecomr frozen AT point near The iachensacH
Sa a- and that water famine was uhp.huims. ~ ~
INV 4, OF cement and has not Daist thee seems
The msa rdo,inu for the story. There was break
nle ,y' in tie main that carries water 10 SNAKE
hne,v', the county Institutions were without theii
I'LL az upiv = wafer. The break was AT the " BEM
usus 'Sr hear ronncle ave- and will be repaired WIZ
D fttle delay rs pos,iu". ,n,y nnon the wells a,
Sssi dep"rd i'F ~ ""''' ''Pr' "f
ga. rr..encc Of mind and prompt action Of James
,ran driver of - NOrth ituusou .u 49, ~, ,i
A.sss the lives Of number OF iNSSs' Testerday
Gv'est "ufnh,l of trucks ahead Of the car ana
Tier uas following them closely Just as the ias
Kewan III and k'.rwan about to drive on 'he
uaek GU - a locomotive coming down. lie put o.,
"a ' SaSe loo bis horse s w@ %Sr '1 Ths IoSo
rJsnd. ~ ~ The corner of his car with snihcien'
Oy, T tnac Of The track but not 10 oysr%r9 ,,y
SScn The eencd p",snIs b ' thu F danger was
uade TAU sarman .ays that he sgnalicd to tht eng
S 4. hS '' sa1s p Hs did I'd % noi the
Vsrnine, ,,t II was the hag1nan's duty 10 put uo"'
De gates .,orcs,o,eman on the Bremen
fIa.1 all, If Jersey city. was Hss.'t.HS 10 ~
ssaEashp In, iv william Costar. fellow wVhls st
s ,sSSSmann received two sashss ON u Kick and the
Of bis hcau ,or MIN Medical assistance was s s,
other % bn It is that the n}u'ea Ic mnp before
Before ,uySdmann said that Colstar struck ihm'
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Bona. b. f..'s. by Brown-Jennie w: Henry Allen.
city. $50.
ottomi,e. br. c.. g. bv Ot.onan-Malie F.; J. II,
Shuts. l1rkville L. l.. $3.50.
Alto Phallas br. c.. O. BY Phallas-Highwine; II. T.
Hoes. jersey City. 500
Phalloco. b. c.. 3. by Phallas-Alco; George E. Holt
1920.
Bearius, blk. s.. s. by Brown-Fanny Lee Dr. Allen
Jormonn. Chestertown. Md. S27j.
Beppo. blk c.. 4, by Brown--Fanny Lee =. s. Fuller.
Chicago. slG0.
Bay colt !, by Brown-Mcadowmead Belle; G.. A.
Reuscns. city. sll5.
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pASSAll'

Mayor W Il. Brown. C. &. HANKS eAN'Sr r, ",o
- Eth, opa civ Counsellor George y. Rust inc
,onS.man Of Postmaster Benjamin f. McGrcw' nave
lind Garret A. Hobart Of the Republican Na'iohal
comm,,tee. in petition for Mr. McGrew's relns'a'e
ment. Mr.. McGrew returned to his home voluntarily
and wrote from Dover Plains on sunday that III
wonld be tack friend stopped him from staftuls
It'll 100 late and the Government inspectors, h't
sss Sn, a. hs ONCE on Monday morning, sl''
nended him HIS accounts are In good .hapr, inc
,,hor,are has been made up and MI Mc"ic" -
scSuit,ed OF any dishonest Intention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
.oio Broad way I'd dooi north o. 3ls.-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until O'Clock y. m.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until D. m. VIZ.
254 SHAVE. $. C. cor. OF 25d-sI
I52 Gth-avc.. cor. l2th-st oe.,
1872 COlImbus.aye.. near N'Nt ooen'sI.
LOG West 42d st near 9th
90 West 14th.st., near Jth'a.c,
PSI West i2ds St, bet. 'th ana Sth aFcs.
1857 9TH ave, cor. l4th.st.
s "a a ave- S SSsWes" 18th and 10Th s.s
I O2G 3d-a%., near 6lst-st.
,5OS 1staNe., near S9th ST
76O 3d.ave, corner th.se.
65t "a ave near East 3Ith.st
So Avenue a. between 30 ana fD svcs
II Canal.st and 1877 Division->t.
l49 Church-st.. bet. Warren ana ChaTn'
yo2 rleorkcr'st.. near Christopher-rt.
15o Fast t7th.st., corner 3dave.
% Fast 4ed.st.. near Madl-on.lve.
/, OH "a ave bet. 10th and ll3th SIS.
HARLEM OFF ICES;
fao Fast l25th.st.. near 3dave.
ot3 West '2jth- St. bet. 7;h ana Sth avca
'-0 BEoOKLYN OFFICES:
GOT Fulton St. G3 Court-st., 5O3 Dc kalo'
ave. I. eco Bedford-ave.. 1870 B'wAy
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

SyACK Early yesterday morning fire destroyed
TIE livery stable OF David Kcssler. Three horses "''e
burned I, death and a fourth one was so badly In
iured ,hat he viii have 10 be shot. The House al
Joining the stable caught fire and the family escaped
In their nigh, clothes. riremen worked hari ana
many a them were covered win Ice MI hcssicr ,
hss IS covered By Insurance.
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NEWARK.

.,o, convention Of the Morris ana EsSeN
- rmn,ovcs' Mutual Bencfit Association WIS
sss YESTERDAY in Newark over 800 deesa.eS Wr..
u.o.e1, representing all branches OF 'he r'n~as
r,cs. The president, L. f. Chapn' mauc ." 30
Vee. 49, % the wear the association had 2'4'2
AZ VIC ,n GOOD standing. an increase OF 34l curing
neH.o sar and Of LII in five years The secretary
Ils s ' ,r,snrsrs report showed balance on nand'
s sauaary l. iso Of s,OOO a. The election Of Officers
'.u.s as ows President BENJAMIN f. Chnrn
first Vice president, chaEicS kGna Sresieent D. Nc
ssn. L. o ~ SqSeI james oDonncll 9TH
etpredcni George H. Miller s,S SresG"n nom"s
H.nassn eshn vce president william cline Sin'h
. SS4 T. 1 f%sfs 'sa, John
b. o. ~ end treasurer. T. Madison Condlt MEMBER oi
s sss,scs; committee for five years. AOram Ball
The American Type Founders T1mpanS Of e padp
the O9unN ny, mounting 10 go 600, 900. OF this so
o oSlp a. On cash and 81 100000 in property.
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90 0ci for Observation-Disclosures

20 Park PLNtE. facing elevated >ta.
ton clegs II, -tOf" basement ald collar
suitable any business. PLNS> 2Jl H'way.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCKIp.
IlpNS FOR TIE NEW.lORK TRIn.
NJ WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE Up.
IOWN OFFICE. No. i.2i2 Broadray. %
door north Of Thirty .llr>t.-t. and ADEEN.
fISEMt.N1S at the following Brlnca or.
GO. 26i SHAVE. :. .. cor 23i.-r 10
'ccn,h.s, $50 Ihird.avc.. cornc. Forty.
.cNenth.'t 100 Ia,' Forty ..ri en'h.s
corner Th.rd.ase.; $50 E,>s lSjth.-,. near
lhirdANc.; l.O-G Thlrlake.. near sixty.
hr't,t. Los Fir,i.avr l06 West Forty.
-cc0nf-,t.; 10 Coiumbns-avc.
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PI.ALNFlELD.

A report comes from Dunnellcn that Miss Carrie
Yster a teacher IN the public schools there was
brutality assaulted by vicious and inco1isiblc youth
IN her class She undertook TO correct him for some
fault when he spranc Gercely at her and Win a
chair felled her 10 the floor. The blow cut open
The foacLc,s head and she was taken her home In
an insensble condition. The boy Is said to nave
eed 10 escape arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
EAST ORANGE.

The stockholders Of the East Orange National Bank
elected the following directors Oh Tuesday night
F. " shepard, J. frank Font, ID. :. Walton, J'hh VI
Randall, Aaron Adams. Charles Hathaway tlls H.
Nasters T. W. Rockwell. J. J. Blackman. Richard
Covne Orlando T.. Condt. Roderick VI. sanger y ~.
Church. Charles y. Groves and ii. L. Jop,on. Inc
bauk fas a capital of 100000. and a surplus oil
5000.
smoker will be gwen nj the rooms OF the ne
publican hub East Orange, tonight. An orchrn'I"
las been engaged and Philip Eener, viOIOhcclils'
Will play.
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s. s. S. Cures Malarial
Poison

Nature should assisted throw OF impurities OF te
blood. Nothing docs it well. safely or 50 promptly
Is swr's Specific.
LIFE HAD NO CHAINS.
For three years ! troubled with malarai pois'"'
which caused my appetite 70 iai and was Rreaty IT,
aueed In nesh and life lost all its charms uiea nc''
eehsl and potash remedies but TO elect cou'd ee'
no relief. / then tried S. S. a. few bottles OF 'i''
wonderful medicine made a complete and permanent cure
sno now enjoy better health than ever.
J. A. RICE. Ottawa, Kan.
ouf book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
sWlFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Ga.
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HACKENSACK.

AT O O'Clock on Tuesday evening sneak thiei
entered the homo OF Theodore Ames. locked Mrs
Ames and the servant in the kitchen where they We're
preparing tea and after gathering up few articles
started TO leave the house The screams of the two
women aroused the neighbors when the tmei droppei
bis bootv and escaped. AS the women were
released the servant upstairs ana procured q
loaded revolver and discharged cXccdly out O' me
xtrdox There were no citizens In range. but the
Young woman put four bullets into the millinery
store across the street.
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STATEN ISLAND

ST. GEORGE.-William Toohig, soldier stationed
at Fort WadswOrh. was found lying on the track Of
the Rapid Transit Company in the tunnel at st. George
shortly after O'Clock yesterday morning. His body
was cut to pieces. lie about st. George
shortly before p. on Tuesday, and II Is thought
that he had attempted 10 walk along the track toward
the fort but struck by a south1ound train.
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gitr Rcal estate for Sale

FOR SALE OR FXCHAN,sE.-Clty
property. at Newark. y. J.. 30 minutes from
NeW-Toik IL 0cres u ground. fronting
on 'NO avenues: broom house all modern
Improvements. q la'g &c barn. variety u
nearing fruits. Call or address WM y.
WILSON. 10 Wlll-st. Ncw.YOrk
7TIll-si.. NEAR PAIR. -Roautlfil 4.
tory. @O-fO"' house barga!n. STEVENS.
9th-avc.. conner ?3d. ~.
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Buslucss Chances.

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured In
hrsin'-r pHrpp, IN .tpf- ad, l,oI WITH
ont cl1fs.. ~ DC Hripl' pipo 'gnltlr. hi.h'
- ."i"H' I. l1l i'i"h'D- .'kI','N \
,AKLil'N. Eioh"f.. 2n2 Woaanav
~ iNCELLlNf opportunity olre,cd on
~, llht % 80 hn"-. - p.r'na." ont bling
intrrs' 10 grpNin- busipr>- staple agfl, D..
>fl.oN' ~ rf'"tnay
~ OLD Nc.l-c,ialli-hr, bakery " 30
frar-' standing doing ,prniid cash r.Unfcr
ual 'au IT, nal a. great bugIin. W. J..
COLE. ~ bruah~a,.
APPROVED rr>INL~> wan, . .ll'i-
assistant Win 600, money ful -"rurcd
81 80 n'-' year. Allrr>. uJ lON. Tr.b-
ATTENTION. COAL MEEGUANlS-
la gam. az 800 vii bgv NrwIrG y D.
p.npsrt, aui hgsin of 20 yrlr.' c.taD-
N.hcd coal ward worth 5000 yclt.
non'lN. i$' EroldNa,. Room .
ron >ALr. Thac ,..p,ion,i.y ,slDabir
,jon OF, i"a,-. "n N.lglil'on hon Rang.
.ile ,.nn, a." or. hlsn.e,aGl@ We r,., .a,1'
poi'filrs thoroughly Npio,'d railroad
competed 10 mines also cNp'orri god
Aui- "a ontario nod Range. Tor report,
an on q. \ AViEi. Room 81. 100 Bfcad.
"nr. N"w-h nrk cry.
PArTNIR WANTED wln 81 onO to
pr,nf- Adde'S = HdELZ - D-r'as
= J'r.ev cry.
RESTAURANT. cheap. n,pf f.ilr,.
AID ia.if'lL - Moutcou tY.-t.. Jersey
ttF.
WANTED. - 600 on n-,t mor;ga 20 AZ
:. pr r.nt. Addfr-, RIAL ESTATE.
Trhunr once
NOrHt. MAN having $500 cash willing
20 give 0'f"ution g. hu-inr~. can baN" hail
lf'.'If>t branch on. 90. MAKE good lNtug. he
"a hay, fuil control ~ HE OH money 49,
cufcI. Ailr"-. MANU- tMiilE. lrDnne
once.
Will SELL controlling .nterrt 100 .
stable ash wholesale. hu~inc~- we'll c.-
'ab' l~l.d MAKING money ruui'i' n' led.
10 COZ u IL 600. THO. K. ELAKD>.
LEY 1871 Chau h"r~--t.
200 Will. Btl an u.d-r-tabh-h"'l f"s-
tlu?inf downtown ~" r"1-on- iol -'!liilr.
l'.h.aith " II NITCliELL -
Dhrich.>t
$1,000 AND SERVICES wanted. bIsi-
nc.- monopoly oNrI ;2o COO cuisines. now
ON hand: investor enn clear Otct 40 Onn
nr.' y,nr. highest ici riir"'. MAL)N J..
World Building.
5000 SPECIAL CAPITAL WANTED.
800 Der cent pr0ilt pie security. M.
drc-s FINANCE. 80 thurch-~t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
GonnIrn Rfal estate for Sole

AGENCY FOR MUN TCLAfE. Residence
properties Tor sale ami TO let, large variety
81 choice building sites. TUBES & TAY.
LOIs Beckuan-st.. and Mon'clllr
lEOPtHTl IA the Oranges. y. !. "a
spefnt!l; sorre l0rgan> for sale. T. T.
HAMILTON 4 co. 90 Hro1dwav y 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12

OF Flauands. Two branch railroads ore to be built
arse. and from the Flatands line to East New York
IN the Twenty sixth Ward OF Brooklyn. The Town
Board Will consider an application from the Kings
county Electric Railway Company for fran.
chise to build railroad from the Brooklyn city line
along RogeTsave 10 the Fatlands town line. jan
"a
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IBrandreIh's Pills

dyspepsia, pies, liver complaint biliousncsS'
and any disease arising from an impure state
e the blood. One or two at night on an empty
.tomach for week or two, will keep you in
good form and tone up the system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
PATERSON.

Mrs. Mary G. Van Ii"uen, thirty years
Old OF Brdgest. died yesterday ut the Gen
e.sl Hospital from the effects OF burns received
on Tuesday night. some time before dayMeht
she arose 10 yet some medicine and started To lleh
a lamp. Tho lamp upset and the blazing oil ignitei
her clothing. She was horribly burned before ''u
arlYed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
FURNISHED Rooms.

FINE LARGE wcll-hea,el room,
nicely decorated. - West 2l-t.st.
LEXINGTON AVE, 3oi. near Grand
Central Depot Furnished Rooms every coa-
yeni"nc" reference
NICELY furnished p1rlor; use OF 'hick-
ciing piano FOR music ;"achr other rooms.
y 10 -: desirIbl' ,o,ItOI. lJyl TN
ave. Junction Broadway aud i2d-,t.
GTIl.NNE.. IT, omioftably furnished
squlr' front room, running water, gas hta
AMI convenience; gentlemen only tcr'hs
moderate.
: WEST 33D.>r .-pachelor alartn. nt-.
elegantly aud newly furnished cn suit or
-ingiy WITH or without private bath.
JsIli-NE. OG EA>r.-ro Bachelors LARGE
>ccond-s;pry firnlsEct room IN iir>t-t Ia -
house. with owner. also hail room.
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Nryy CAPTAIN FOR THE YALE ELEVEN.

\ NEW CAPTAIN FUN Inn M A''A'
New. Haven, Conn., Jan. IL (sIecia).-4he annual .e'
ton Of captain Of Yale eleven was heIa 'hs eNes'
and o.ltnd in the choice cf Frank A. Hnkey OF 1o""
orda \ v uinkey Is q sophomore. and ha' played end
a. on ,,o y,l, foam lie &, twenty-five years old
weight 1873 pounds and five feet SIX l1cheS heh h''
election is unique in respect He Is the hfs' payer
TO he elected 10 the captancy before MS SENIOR year
to be selected from the lush line for three years.
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furnlsDeo ponsrs 90 Eet.

TO RENr.-At Lakewood. OAK cottage.
bclutifuliy situated on Madison ave FUZZY
furnished terms moderate. For particulars
address Miss NJ. u. W. Z. O.. Lakewood,
N 4
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 71osct. :5oMOon rises aoa Moons age -
HIGH WATER TODAY
NS,pdy Hook 3 ~ Gov. Island co ii'ii ,a,c . ~
y W-sandy Hook OOGOv. ani ~ hc'' "''" U -
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, Jan. II, D. m-Cotton.Ui m,r's r,s.'
steady a; American mlddlng. low mddiing cHims''
January delivery IL -Gid. sellers: January ana req
rary delivery jlI-Gid, sellers: February ana Maich
delivery I:I-G4d. buyers March and Ap1l ariVtis
I3.G,d sellers: April and May delivery, D Itotn
:, I5-C4d May and June delivery. 16Nta > J.. pau
June and July delivery, 1861 > loo4d july I nio
August delivery 2O6fd. buyers; August ana sep
tcmber delivery. Good. sellers. o,
Galveston, Jan. 11.-C0ton dull mldding % ioW
middIIng . Il: good ordinary. "a net and gross
receipts. $3.50; sales. 3l3 stock loo;5I2; oo,c.
Norfolk Jan. 1I.-COttOn dull; middlng. ODio;
low mIddiIng OILS: good ordinary. 7-16: net ana
cross receipts 1876 sales 3Il stock 42.ooo.. ,,
- Ney Orleans, Jan. 1l.-totton quiet: mddnhg.
lid. low mlddhng o BIG: good ordinary. = II u"
ne, receipts 800: gross 400: exports TO Great
BrItain 3.58j coastwise' 60; sales J.'o' s'och'
savannah. Jan. 1l;-Cotton dull: middlng 9I" ~,
and gross receipts. 1.444 sales. 100: stock oo136
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making.

ARTISTIC DEFSSMAEING. perfect
nt,ing costumes lque designs. az mp;
dirs--- rcnoiellcl. Nine. OWEN, 2G2
West 23d--t.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

A.-FInc rooms. a delightful home in
Christian household; liberal table; adults
| desired. 81 East C.th.st.
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miscellaneous.

PAPEEHASGING hos, ~ k1lsomin-
Ing ceiling, iOv ; room kalsOmlnlht ulc
guarantees nr>t-class work. PAIN TEX.
3OS Fast sOth-st.
WANTED. Rooms to paper with yol
aprr. wide border. - por room. OWENS,
o3G West l3th-Si.
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Horses ano Carriages
FLANDRAU & CO.

FLANDRAU & co.
-FLANDliAU e. Co.
Downtown. Uptown.
3.Z, AND BROADWAY
BHOOME-sr. AND 5lST-ST.
BKOUGHAMS. straight font.
bKOCGHAMS, extension front.
DEMI-tOACHES.
LANDAUS, glass front
LANDAUS. leather top.
OMNIBUS. ., 3 and shore.
ko(KAWAYS. pass.
EOCkAwAYS. pass.
vICToRIAS.
CABRlOLETS.
NIS.A.ElS.
SPIDERS.
UOs-A-DOS,
WAGONErrES
PHAEIONS, 4 PASS
pHAEToNs. pass.
KCNABOUTS.
DEPOT WAGONS.
TKlPLEX sUKRiES
BUCKBOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
~ QUALITY OF The BEST IRIS
D ' TKiMHIS 50 f'GhiMNiiNSG N
VEHICLES Is TdE WORLD:
UoMPLErf STOCK ABovE STYLES
SECONDHAND At LOW PRICES.
ADJUST SELL i've scrvicpablc work
hoi>o suit grocer. butcher. any business
also Two young chunky h.r-cs. five years
old teDder forward. suit farmer: also sound,
gentle road horse, can show mile 40 %.
day has not been driven In SIX week. will
sell at sacrifice. See OWNER, stable. go
LcOnard-st.. corner Driggs.avc.. Grccnpont.
HORSES WINTEKED Warm snblrs
cooi feed and careful tlcotment; carriage,
stored free. ~ references. \. T.
MOORE, Central Park, l.. /.
SMALL SADDLE HORSE worth $50
buc kboard harness all for 500 WORK horse
'or 80; rolc, two sets " Hight double
harness. $50 owner leaving. MARTIN,
BhOS., Coz Ocean-1ve.. Jersey CITY.
WANTED.-jo. 0oO. 600 people 70 send
Tor Rlrch's carriage and harness catalogues A.
largest Assortment In Amer co very modor.
ate prices; don't pay. such eXtravayant
prices Tor harness and carriage. es'ah
lished 1902. Address J. II. BIRCH. bur.
linRtnn. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-12
tUork Uanteo.

Males.
\ DETECTIVE. eight years experience.
wants work 10 furnish LEGAL cNidcii'r for
divorces. or information OF 9ny d '-cription.
ii1 zoos.
4 WEI.L.EDCC GATED young German. {:
wecn, in thi, country, wishes Ia teach
children for board IA German. Hungarian
or Kuniania languages Is n ehu y - cn ii.l,
KNingtOn-s,.
4 GENTLEMAN wishes a position A.
look<ccpcr. cashier or any responsible. pot;
ton of trust ran Civ" bonds hus splendid
references; was over 20 ye9rs in Last place.
Address IL r''HifN irnune ohlre.
An EDUCATED YOUNG MAN. speak
Ing English German and French, wants
situation In bookstore. publishing house or
Iihwrv: references. moderate salary. Il.
WELrNEK. 81. Marks Place.
Any ttNM having goods o. int'od"ce
in New Orleans OIL the south WIZ, AZ ono
will demonstrate whetoer MARI werS VII
I'll them. II. :. GOODM ~, ~ " ash-
lngton st.. ErooSlyn. y. !.
AN ELDERLY MAN needs employment
a, nodcf,tn wigs satisfactory refer noes
gIvcn. Ad Tres, G. DUkEil., "'S ITO me-
It. "
ISsISTNNT JANIrOH.-By. a colored
man. :. GRIFFIN, No us West 2'th-
st. top hoor hacE. ----
R\NKING.-Yourg man 60, desires
nosit,en IN bank a. bookkcclrr or clerk !;
HIGHEST refcrrn,e' a; e Ch ,1 ana
ability. Address COMPETENT. Box -,
Tribune Office
-nooxKCErrR.-D and snele en-
try, host references. L.. 1.SiO Batheate-
ave.
p0y Is wishes situation at anything
good references. L. HMllil' liz f'h'il =
ST.. Ero0klyn.
roy X. would like work In hotel or
restaurant; moderate wages o. commence
with /: good reference. DIDERlCk WEN
DEL, 733 7tb-avs-