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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

Willis. Dr. Palmer. and others of our
city. with the cordial kindness which
characterizes Richmonders when they
meet away from home
After wandering about the grounds Of
OF Basic CITY and the Valley Of Virginia,
our excursionsts descended the mountain
10 a spring about halfway down. whore,
In full view Of the magnificent scenery
railway traveller they discussed with fine
appetites q dainty lunch. They then rode
gaflv home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
ooked truly rural and delightful.

looked truly rural and delightful. He
stopped he sat. he slumhere1 and soon.
ah. very soon. were the Ph.lis'ines upon
him. and they smote him hip and thigh
took his watch chain. Odd-Fellows' badge,
money, pOcket-book, letters. hat and
scarf-pin-and he woke with n start to
find himself robbed.
He went 10 his hotel, The Lexington,
where he phlosophically went TO bed with
out blowing out the gas and no doubt.
without praying FOR the thieves.
Yesterday Mr.. Woods called at the
Second police-station and reported bis loss
TO Sergeant Brooks, and the police are
Alter The rohhcrs with a sharp suck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
Solid Facts and Gold SslSa.

The standard" has tho biggest bobbin
u any lock-stitch machine.
Holds loo yards OF cotton.
The first stitch perfect without hclding
6nd5 OF thread
Tho tension Is released when taking out
the goods.
The finest goods are not drawn or
pucrered.
Less noiso than any other machine.
Runs 30 per cent. lighter than old-style
machines
Tie most expensive. beautiful, and prac-
deal set Of attachments.
Bsnt wood work of the finest tnlsh ever
made -. -.,..N ,,,o-
Shortest needle used I'm lock-stitch ma,
chimes. therefore less liable TO benz ana
skip stitches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
New Evidence.

Sergeant Hall thinks he has discovered
a link Of evidence which may IaSten
the murder Of the colored man RObert
Lewis upon his wife Margaret.
The detective. having learned that the
woman purchased cartridges on the niBht
OF the murder, directed his efforts To-
wards locating the place from which the
deadly ammunition had been procured.
Hc was successful. and now has wilt
ness who IS expected 20 give important
testimony when the case is brought be-
fore the fury
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
cAPIrAL soUAnE N MIDNIGHT.
Thieves Rob Wen-Known Citizen OF
Ensiipg

II Mr. William J. Woods. stenographer
ana typewriter. now Of Washington. late
Of Richmond. could sing he would sing
and substitute "The Capitol Square" Tor
Tie Bowery" when he sung III Never
60 There Any More
SIR Woods had been on q visit 70
friends at the more or less classic pre-
cnets OF Newmann's, IN the. county OF
HnOYer where the watermelon attalhss
pr ilelOus size, and whore every prospect
ffoIl "A bucOilc point OF view pleases.
Coming up to Richmond on mis- way baeh
70 Washington. with renewed heai.n'
F8rr, freshness ana rural sltlp',, ~, !,
Warrington features. he wandered up
Ninth street about the witching h9ur'
commonly known az midnight OF fIiday'
The shades-;he cool, sequestered ana UNI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
The Trip 10 jamestown.

Another excursion 20 jamestown will
take place tomorrow morning under the
auspices OF the Male orphan Asylum.
Mrs. J. X. Gill. the efficient superinten-
dent OF that institution. VIII do her
utmost. as usual. TO make the trip
steamer Ariel will carry the excursionlsts
ana "A large supply OF provisions VIII be
carried TO subserve the wants OF the
inner man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

Al. G.. Fields Ministries closed their en-
yaa.c,cent al the Academy Yesterday with
iar,,e audiences at both performances.
The programme last evening varied from
that % the evening before. IL was equally
- entertaining, and received an enthu-
slasfic reception from the audience pres
ent .,
Robert Gayior. in sport AcAllster."
0pens the season at the Richmond Thea
ire tomorrow evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

Crewe Edwards Williams, Or, Leo a.
Iusey. and Stanley Strause. Alternatos;
Mrs John G. Smith. Miss Belle MCGOWAN.
Miss Belle DOremus, Miss Katie Ban,
and Miss Mamie Toomey.
The Grand Lodge. l. O. o. T.. meets IN
stanton on Tuesday September an,
and wil be attended b. Hon. James y.
Stubs. Thomas Whitehead, Jr., Joseph
b. shepherd. Julius a. Hobson. ana
nd nlsa uh ore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
rirc Erl.n CnrbolIc Acid.

The alarm Of tire at 7.07 O'clock last
evening was turned IN from station No
q, and was caused by heating carbolc
9cid on the stove at Slaughter's drug
store. az the corner OF Twenty-sixth ard
Nenahlc streets.
The house Is owned by Mr.. c. L.
Brauer. and occupied as 4 drug store
and dwelling by Mr.. r. ~ Slaughter.
The loss was $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

LrRAY. VA, Aug 1s.-spcciai.- D)istrict
meetings were held in Page to-aay to
elect the fourteen delegates TO me DIS
trict convention. which meets in Luray
August Both. The meeting IN lltay en-
the course Of Hon. ) 5. Turner % Con
rress. ana the prediruons are mat me
yrill be rencminated by acclamation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
AKiCHHOND ENrERPRIsE.
The New Brick Plant at Bermuda nun
dreda- Old Fe,ersbnrgtT Deed.

PETERSBURG, VA. Aug. iS.-Speciai'
The Richmond Brick and stone Com
panv. which has established plants at
Bermuda hundreds, near Guy M &c.,, rV
Operations. me company. which gives gives
employment 10 some thiLty-tNe ,r ~ IN ,lro' "a
hands, win. in Il few days. put ny "
plant for drying bricks ,,r.,ch u Au-
e IKE Ar'G Contains an interestlng sketch
Of 6Y' ur s Simon n. Coekerell, OF Archer n
county that state n Nh The g year is MS Ms
porh IN fSts.,,ether moved from here 10
1,npnass sssu thence TO Missouri. In 1879
Mr ncosse,reII went to Texas as yo s
, MI, 80 srht the Indians. In n2s-6 he bore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
More Convicts.

Deputy Sheriff J. II. Whitehead. of
Campbell county, YESTERDAY de iverel at
oreD. 10 serve two years Fer house
brealling. and Sheriff o. o. Alexander.
81 Hanover, brought down Samuel Cham
berlayne TO serve eight years for for
gerV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

The District Lodge Of Good Tempiars
u,ili meet next Thursday. the Dd, 1T How
ards Grove church at o'clock In me az
tsrnoon' sidney Lodge Friday night elect
ed the following delegates: ,,u
Joseph II. Shepherd. William ha'i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
ATE1fluERY BURNED.
That of the Merchants Tobacco Company
Destroyed, with Contents.

PETERSBURG, VA, Aug. ESPECIAL
Fire broke out here this evening about
7:45 o'clock In the frame stemmery I'm the
rear Of the brick factory Of the Mor-
chants Tobacco Company, on the corner
u Washington and Guarantee streets,
which was entirely consumed. The fire
is supposed TO have originated from n
stove which was used tor heating the
building for drying tobacco. The flames
were quickly communicated 10 the brick
factory OF the company, Which was
burned 10 the ground
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
Ma. wI11IAMsoy's MARROW ESCAPE

Mr.. J. p. Williamson, the manager Of
the company. who had gore into the
factory to get some Of his papers, had
10 be taken out Of a secOnd-story window
on ladder. He escaped unn1ured
In the stemmery was about one hun
dred and twenty thousand pounds Of
tobacco. valued at $500. belonging to
a foreign party, all OF which was burned
The loss Is covered by Insurance
Mr. Williamson had In the factory some
forty thousand or more pounds Of to-
bacco valued al $500 which was also
burned Mr. Williamson had no insurance
The factory and stemmery were valued
at 5000, and were owned by Miss Otelia
B Malone. a daughter Of General VIM.
Malone.
The loss on the buildings is partly
covered by insurance over 300 people
were at the fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

Miss Marie l.. Turner. OF 327 west Cary
street. and Miss Minnie Gibbs. Of - south
Cherry street. will leave to visit friends
IN the county this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

VIII wear twice as long as other lock-
stitch machines.
Every part Is Independent, OF every other
part. and can be replaced az trtning
cost. Therefore you can Keep stand
ara" practically new lifetime.
The STANDARD" Needle dips only once
when making n.itch-oid style shuttle
needles dip twice--heuce that much more
strain and wear.
The STANDARD" Shuttle never stops
when the machine - in operation. Old
etyle shuttles start and stop twice 70
eoch stitch Just think OF the extra
strain and wear tlIot this makes the
Standard" shuttle moves onward con-
tinuorsly without jar.
stand wheels and treadle ftn on an-
unstable steel points, which ENSURES the
easiest, snoothest behring's known 70 me-
chnnics. and ehe wear s. for n lltoume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
Gooch.unil Items.

JOHNsON's SPRINGS. VA. Aug. b
Special.-Rev. J. b. Hutson, OF RICHMOND,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19

New T,nsel Draperies. In exquisite color
ings. this week. DOC yard.
Tinsel-Crepe Draperies. worth S3c., THE
week the price is......................25c &c.
Swansdown Foulards. for batb-robes and
wrappers. very fine quality, worth
&c, for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..'.iic'
Narrow Velvet Ribbons at 2Oc. piece.
Belt-Buckies nligree, new shapes, worth
pc. FOR. ....................,.....
Belt-Buckies new lot. fligree. in entire
new shapes. ...........................1 9c.
Low prices on Sterling Silver Buckles.
Black SILK Belts, &c worth &c
Hair-Pins. Sc. per pound.
Toiet-P Paper. &c. q pack OF 800 sheets.
Florida Water 0arge bottles. .......12,sc.
Bay Rum genuine 81. Thomas)
10c. a bottle.
52-lnch Fancy Cameps-Halr SuitingS, In
new fall effects. Just opened and
worth SIS for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c.
New n-wool Suitings. with silky figures,
Ss inches wide. only zoe. a yard.
Mixed Suitings. "Boucle Effects" 80
inches wide. observation-disclosures. SOC.
very stylish for fall weary
New Atwood Fancy Suitings for fall 20
inches wide........ sc.
A large lot Of Fancy Suitings made to
sell at ;sc and fully worth it, for
25c.
Green Mixed and Navy-Blue SuitIngs, 80
inches wide all-wool. and positively
worth T5c. the new price is..........50c.
Usual 12Ec. width in splendid outing
Cloth for ....................5c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
Singuiariy Deiuded,

By Sarah Grand,
and 81 ether complete Novels by ablest
writers. nicely bound..........5c. each.
Jaconet Duchess. the prettiest wash-dress
material sold, unusually pretty styles
In this new assortment OF col0ring9
Don't fail 20 see them. Pc.
4 large lot Of regular 60c. Shirt-Wais.s
70 this week at........................h c.
4 big reduction IN Ladies' Wrappers. Ole.
ones 60 now for ..........,... .50c. edch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
Here's Some New Thipqs at
Interesting Prices:

New Outing Cloths. in wrapper styles
NJ .ssss.s.-.s....ss ....s............. % IN
CWorth i0c yari0
Outing Cloths IN special new colorings
and designs. suitable Cor wrappers. .lDc.
Dress Prints in mdigo-bfue and Turkey
rcd, unusually cheap at.~............sc
a special lot Turkey-ped 'calcoeaHn new
figures and effects. .,..........-s.. .GAc
Unusually pretty lot Percales. Jus, the
things now used. nothing ON, but the
very newest patterns. .i2isc.
White Flannels AZ prices That everybody
appreciates. Lieteri,
%-Flannel, very good. ..,..... ..15c q yard.
N-Fiaunel, excellent vn,ue.- ..L7c. n yard.
al-Flanrel. unusually good. for 2oc. yard.
Yard-wide Flannel special lot. &c. a yard.
Another lot OF Light Weight Domet Fian-
noh this week. ....,oc yard.
Red Flannel. very nice, at.....iec. yard.
Navy Flannel. for bathIng-sHts.
zoe. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-19
srNAroR snrR,fAN,s n1sK.

Senator Sherman IS not rOck-rlbbed, and
IL Vas natural for. the old man 10 clasp
iotn hands upon his side as George gave
him a lively punch I'm the ribs and glee-
fully cried. "Wen. We din you UP this
time. old man; but you're smart. and we
ike You pretty well down our way"
Senators Gray. Palmer, Vest and half n
dozen others caught the cherubic smile #
Mr. Minter as he dashed off a few cpl
grams. and there were tears In the eyes
OF them all as he said: We'll. goodbye,
bows. Just from Atlantic city, got 70
catch the $50 you know, for Richmond;
SEQ van again"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
Conntrn Real Gsiate for 5ale

AGENCY FOR Mon'c'air 4 Residence prop.
eri;es alt kincs. sale or\.ent. furaishei
houses. 4uhos n TAYLOR. Bcesnan-si. = y
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING PLOT. 75xei5
feet on = line residential street ;cW min
uics walk from station In Orange y. J
Address A NJ. T.. 1r East l43d-st
FARM. lco ac~~z. loci,ed - Door
la'k. l.. H. Three rnileG from depot. three
houses enc nrr barn. Apply o. GEORGE
NJ. RICE. 3+5 Ffanklin-avc. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE Two nnc summer cottages
~ shelter Island Heights. handsomely
furnished. all modern Improvements End
renting feTulHrl' fol $3.50 anI S55p. would
'Nriang' on" or both fo- small farm
VIII mod"rr buildings within nf'y miles
% New YORK. near SOM town. ldr.ss
NJ ANNlNG. staten II. N~w-York Ci;,.
GARDEN CITY. LONG IsLAND.-Fly.
rev 'iaf"s tp rent or for safe Ren.
from SSG 10 Sl.2O a year R@ady for oc.
Cipancy My ! only ~ miles fIom New
lorh frequent irairs. CCmmuiaiicn SO
N-a9. All houses supplied with good
SOS ans absolutely pure water The les;
educational facilities fOr BOYS ard girls
6; well-enf Owed ana weli-equipped schools
= 'a,nhricus climate. summer and winter
community. Excellent roads ir every d.
fsction Parks and miles uf streets shoded
by well grown trees. Lots for sac ~ mod
crate prices and on o2sy terms. Apply ~
;te cf!ce o. TIE GARDEN CITY co.
'INLlF'. agent. al Garden City.
sOMFEsET COUNT. New-I4-sev -
CrGi'-r seats. stock. hay grain. fruit ana
truck farms from - 90 2OJ acres. one hour
f.nn New York. on line ~ Central x 4
~ N'w-]e"sey Send for Yet or call n
W. J.. TINS T.. :. ESpr"ss Bunliag
: merLille. \ J
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Hllsrell1Eeous.

GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose or
.,'rl. l"it-1N clothing al faif fe.ns M.'
.tat- caN 0r address EDWAhD hIihsLN.
" 0h-ayc.. near MafeTicy Place
PATENTS roi Inventions secured
promptly. Best of reference L!n"rai terms.
tFrefvondrncc solicit-d ana az matters
H-'l firlct4v confidential. Address DH'Nh
= MICHEL. q co. ~. i6J GOnteoiae'
se Bloomfield New-Jcrsey. "HtncDrYR
.-- !ns-rt tors' free.
THIS WDEK regular 81 - anc 81 =,
t.otes. gents lafies' and children dTess'"
- unaressod. an newest spring shades Ie-
---1ee o. 0Jc. JANMES. 800 Broa1w"N.
,stkf SPECIAL cor thia weck.-Super-
~. isle thread hose reduced from 1ec 70
-. 81 Los" md ribbed undeTvcsts, o'c..
III" 81 -. JAMMES. 800 broadway.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP-
i.,,y-sHs FOR THE W-YORK TIL
- WILL BE RECEIVED At IHE
" epWN OFFICE. no. ] .242 Broadway
vpbb.oi north ~ Thiriy-nrst-st.; and AD-
f,aas.. DEMENT'S al the following Brancn
ea-s,i % EiEhth-ave. 7eO Third-ave.
49,. ~ forty-severth-st.. I53 East foIty
ias,uthtn-st. corner Third-ave.: 1so Ess'
re- near Third-sve. OPS Third-svea,c
We. aahiy-nrs'-st.. i.70s First-ave.; loo
w. 0rty-seoond-st.. 1872 Columbus-aVe'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
tlJord Udnico.



CASUfFR.-br e Young lady. downtown
resfaurant preferred. A1tsess ENPtRI
Box -. Tribune Oflre
COAfPANToN or GOvERNESS. -Trave
preferred highly educated well-bre1. use
ful understands German. could teach eio'
cution anl physical culture experienced IN
public school and private teaching. IN
.Jrsed by prominent clergvmcn. Address
GRADUATE. Tribune Office.
EXPERIENCED once assstan, and
s'enoRrapher cns.res permanent ppsiiicn /.
rrie:"rcr. lafe employer. Adlf"rs y, b'H
30. Tribune O"ic-
Lazy TEACHER would ac'nmpanv
trniiy - s''saD-- ,r country y. J.. -
Sfh-ave
REFINED Po-isian 20 Protestant. OK
c-llent piucis' and llnCuis' German. bng
desires engsrem-rf for June. Jul. August.
or secretary. Address MADEMDlSEbLE
Aug. ZEN Seminar. stanton. W..
TWO CA%ADIAH girls. Undertaking
hotel work or care of children want stu
ntions TO- th~ summer a; the seaside or
mountain resorts Address WORK ERS
Lindsay Oniaril. Canada.
TEACHER -F"an-h LADY teaching the
English branches desires position. com-
pensat,or NJ account reference. Address
HOME Bon 23j i.2i2 Broadway.
Young MAN wants situatiru lu .hop or
IA tory. willing and not afraid ~ wofA
refsrence Il J. ~ Cgyer- - Br19klNn-
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Gin Real Csiaic for Sale.

EINERSlDE DRIVE. corner losth-s;.-
~ stantial. artistic. -.etachCd house. Low
price. send Tor circular. ATLAS Isl
PROV ENENT CO. is Broadway.
Brooklyn
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE. Inquire
o. John Murphy grau.t- wor..s Conway Sc
Ff.. entrance tp Evergr'rAs Cemetery.
Iro.riyu
DELIGHTFI1 COUNTRY HOME
loVn feet ground. an Improvements op-
posito ProsYerf far' F~nokl}n. fin" lawn
and shade trees srla'I fruit. MARSH 81
broadway. y. Y. CITY.
FOR SALE House. new. 10 rooms. all
Improvement. suitable fo- large family W
boarding house. situated a. The oaks
nea. segshore. nne fishing and cunning.
dock for yacht on promis - mile. from
city l.. 4. TCHINSD% 81 Myrtle
s.H.. I.-...f.ft.r
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flats 60 Get. furnished.

a BEAUTIFUL. comfortable. dainty
Asu Boss. keenrg furnished fiat on ''h-
str. clrar.. a,l.,lfel 90 tWp - FIVE per
tls. ono veo- 81 20 Address ABSENT I.
.i'11ne Branch Once. l57 4th-aye.
~ EI.EG NTIY furnished ten-room
spar'nor' - Itt from May or Jun" ]
october in the Washington. l~~d .
hi 7'a-afs.. cnlv 800 month; passenger
e.t,atrr Inquire Apartment 5.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
Gourirn Keal &sInle 60 tri

At SPARKILL y. Y.-A largc and com
Portable country house luliN furils'- -, an
modern improvements fine lava ana
shade trees. delightful view nom hoIs"
good stables hiGn and healthy location
fine drives ~ vicinity. - minutes nom
New y NOrk by express train, rem nDf"r-
ate. Address " " >. Tribune ofic-.
AT FLUSHING l.. I.-Large mouse. a
rooms. water and gas. pleasant gfouhAs .
shndc trees about t~O acres ~ lhhd
stable and garden on Broadway nnAohd-
amized avenue. within Two mnutef Walk
from Broadway station. VIII rent g. good
parties A. low rate Apply 20 MITthEIi
BROS. - Leonard-st.
A BEAUTIFUL corner homestead mod
crate rent. all improvements. ] afT.5 iFntt,
sh,de sewers. gas. blocks Malh-st-
depot Flushing. WALK Err. 'i lAh-rtN-a--
SUMMIT. y. J.-Furnshcd and unfur.
nishef houses 20 let SEASON or year & le,,'
locations. oil Improvements. J.. .. i'i
TER. opposite station. --
TARRYTOwN-'' THE CASTLE. sun
roer season only. baronial mansion supetD
view: moderate rent NIXON. % - "as
WALL PAPER-Hlgh- -ciass embossed
~oId % cts, formerly az. this week sam
Snles mailed. 10 cts. estimates for pam.
Ing. bargain house. Once, 10 West z"'-
St. take elevator.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
BoGro ano Rcoms.


BOARD on THE HILL.-2C4 Clermont-
ave. Brooklyn. IN the home % The owner.
pleasant front alcove and square room
all improvements. good table. reasonable
rates. house strictly frst-class. central 10
cation; near l. and trolley cars.
GRAMERCY PARK. I3o East 2lst-st 80
Delightful summer location. privileges Of
park. desirable rooms. board optional
MADIsON-AvE. "a EAST 75TH-sT -
I Superior second noor May ! also rooms
with frst-class appointments and cuisine.
PARTIES remaining in the city during
the summer wishing hOmelike home with
American family. house and location first
class: beautiful large rooms. excellent
board: gentlemen preferred. references. Ad-
dress DANIEL. 257 West 42d-st
WEST H-sT.-Bosrd in a Southern
family. MAJ !; references. CASHIER.
p. o Box 2l65-
25TH-sT.. 1I6 EAST. near 4th-ave.-
First-class double and single rooms az
moderate prices: breakfast
20 WEST BOTH ST. To L. with board
second floor rooms. reference given and re-
quired. table board.
45TH-ST.. 100 EAST-A few table board
ers want-d. small family. excellent table
board moderate price
10Th ST. CT VEST second moor front
alcove with board. other rooms vacated
soon. references.
Il MADISOE-AVE -Ia-gr handsome
rooms. families or gentlemen. board mDi-
crate. arrangements rnadr for summer.
transients accommodated references.
Io2 WEST 44TH ST. -Picasan, suites u
rooms. with board. for spring or summer
season private bathroom O'is elevator
if3 EAST 2lST-ST Superior rooms
privilege Of Gram"rcs PARK. fine location
fpr summer. hrst-cidss board references
exchanged
i23D-ST. 100 WEST Yer, large hand
someiy furnished room. private bath. FIRST
class New England tdb,-. choice location.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sIEsCRIP-
TlONS FOR THE NEW-YORK TKUi-
TNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE No. l.2f2 Br,adwap
"a floor north of Thirty-hrst and AD.
NEKTISENENTS at the following Branch
Offices. - Eiehth-a'-. 700 Thtr1-ave.
corner Forty -scvonfa-St ~. Easf FpT'f-
scv~nth-st. corner Thirl-aye ; 10 East
l25ih-st.. near Third-ave. l.02G Third-ave.
near Sixty first-st. l.70S Tirst-avc.. iOG
West Forty-second-st.. 1872 Columhus-ave.
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flats Go Let unfurnlshco.

CHOICE SINGLE FLAT.--soven rooms
- ua'.. steam heated. decorated VIII"
cal gol. tn. negloO;hoOa. rent moo
go ~ W-s' Slfh-sf.
FLAT. g .1rro rooms. decorated stea m
fa'e+. small family desiring plenty room
sl0 comfort. but step from only station
!fffrg fn -enger elevator. possession ar
60 Al-ly q janLloI. 2-l Mesi ! % tbs. Isl
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Go Ell for Business pnrp cses
fnrnishc6 Gonscs Go Get.

sfHATOG4 COTTAGES Completely fur-
.'sar1 season or year. very low rentals
tr''v O.. LESTER BROS. Real Estate
-.e--- s7rsr1ca Springs. y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBsCRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIR-
lNE WILL RE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. PAP Broadway
u Moor north of Thirtv-frst-st.. and A T.
REFRESHMENTS az the following Branch
Offices. "a EiFhfh-avr.. 100 Third-a'".
corner FOrty-s vcnth-st. i5n East Forty
seventies. corner Third 80. lsO East
l23th-st.. near Third-avc.. .O2G Third-ave..
near SiKty-nrst-st.. ] 7OS Firsf-ave.. lO6
West Foriy-seconc- st. 1872 Columbus
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
Furnished Rooms.

A MARRIED LADY. without family.
/ owning hone IN central location. viii let
/ handsome suite o: rooms. with dainty
! lunches furnished. 20 party visiting the
Ci'y occasionally. only those apprecia'ine
superior accommodations and willing O.
pay FOR same. VIII please answer. Al.
dress ". -. Tribune Uptown once. ~
Broadway.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. one block
from Broadway. 2gJ West 3sth-st.. ref"i-
enc-s exchanged.
COMFORTABLE home for gentle
man s. ~ a week. In Scandinavian fam
b.. French and German spoken. gas.
bah. Nine AMELlE. 3Ol West 2ls'-st.,
'rnef Sth-av'
TWO ROOMS. en suite or single. for
pi-n'iemen. als, parlor for dentist IL
West 37th-st.
WEST 3isT-ST. -fianesomelv fur
nishcd rooms. also parlpr foor for doctor.
cub. business or private. breakias' OPP
tionaL
a5TH-sT.. j. WEST Handsomely fur
r'shed rooms for gentlemen. pa.lo- and
bedroom connecting. reference
43D-sT.. 1os WEST Front ana back
parlor. furnished. physician or dentist.
5isT-sT.. 20 WEST Handsome rooms
single or en suite. with board. 20 desirable
parties. references eNcnanged.
5aD-ST. 81 wEsT.-Newly and hand
someiy furnished ia-ge am laN Ior's.
table ana service uneKcept1nal. rrfcren -.
- WEST 35TIi-ST Desirable largo ~
small rooms ali conv"niences for comfort
and rest: location GOOD and central
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBsCRIf-
TONS FOR TIE NEW YORK IIiiE-
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 80. l.2i2 Broadway.
"a foor north OF Thrty-hrsi-st.. ana Ap-
EERTISEMENTS at Tho following Branch
Offices: 254 Eighth-ave.. 80 Third-a e.
corner F1rfy-seyeufh-st lJ3 East irfS
sevcnth-st.. corner Third-avc. $50 East
I25ih-st. near Third-ayo.. .02G fhirl-aye..
near Sixfy-6ra' st. 70s Firsi-arc.. ioj
West FOrty-secOnd-st. l92 CoiumJcS ave.