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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06
z onnirp Rtal estate 90 Lst.

At FLUSHING. IONG ISLAND Large
house IA rooms, witer and gas. pleasant
grounds. shade tres. aioIi ncr"r ~
lanI siahl. and Sarden. on broadway
walk - BroRdHa, station. Will rent 20 30 i
parties al low rte. Apply o. MITCHELL
BROS. - Le'nard-st.
AT ORANGE. sOI'TH ORANGE.
Maplcwood. snort Hiils. Furnished houses
fpr season. Onfurnishcd cottages FOR rent
500 Co 81 20 annually. PATTERSON ~
q BRiEN. 80 Broadway.
A BEAUTIFUL corner Homestead mod
crate rem all Improvements. l acre. frdlt.
shade. f,wor. gas. 3 blocks Main-st depot,
Flushinr WALKER 20 Libcrty-si.
BEIGEN POINT. y. for rent. nine
room modern cottage. open fireplace. city
wat@. gas. fine we'll. good neighhorhood
CPARLEs TREMBLEY.
AEIELLE. y. J.-Furnishei cottage to
n Tor the season. 2 rooms. acre ~ ground
good lawn and plenty Il frgit trees near
river and ocean. railroads. house handy
- depot Apply - OWNER. 49, Produce
EAchange New York.
CAFE con. HkRWICHPORT Choice
seashore cottages completely furnished .
go" - 500 circular. j.. II East s7ih-st.
.DonHs FERRY.-Large. comfortable
house = j" rooms. newly decorated. lawn
has 30 feet frpntaE" on B@ldcn-Hve.. rent.
$500 per year Apply 10 Z. " q T. II.
HARiiIs - cedar-st.. New-York
FOR RENT At Armour Viila Park.
minutes from BronNvilie Station a new
ana handsome cottage. with rooms and
modern iWproy cnents about 81 minutes
from 42i-st. Depot. II trains rs. Har-
lem Railway. For terms apply Room H.
i2d Lihcr'y ST.. N"@-Nork.
LEMON Richmond. near Lenox Colo
NAL mansion. fully furnished. moderate
nh o. 10
ON NANTUCKET ISLAND Furnished
cottages nj SiascOnset. rent $40 10 $40.
temperature Of surf - degrees ocean
Views. no hot days. malaria or mnaIul-
toes. write for circulars. UNDERiliLL.
los Fplton-s'.
SEND OR CALL OK wM II HoYT
co. Nanfertlr ave. opp. Grand Cen
trail Depot Tor their rental catalogue II
country sca's and houses on limo Hudson.
Harlem. New Haven and Northern rail
roads.
SUMMIT. y J.-Furnished h1ules
large and small. 20 let for season. also at
Short HllA l.. O. POTTER. opposite
station.
TO RENT FOR SEASON.
on Lake hcmphrcmagcg. near Newprt.
Vermont. one Groom cottage. furnished or
unfurulshct. fine nshiBg and h0atng. ten
mis-. and bathing. Address Box an New
port. Vermont
TO LET PI.AINFIELD. y J. J. som
house. has running water. laundry. wide
Tiazzas; shade tres. convenient stable
can Eive possession any time Apply 90
a. i. FlSkE. - broadway. New York.
40 LET -GravcserI. l.. l. on CYnry
Island ave. near King lllgnvuf. c.'.
tnge. containing ~ rooms. in g1II ORDER.
.ot and cold watef. s3i. per a1uuu 4.rr.
tric ears from Fulton. south HuI ifml.
ton ferries pass door. only y@ar.y tenants
need apply. Inquire ~ LEOlDLD OF x
THAI. ~ Park place.
TARRYTOWN- THE CASTLE sum
mcr season only. har.nisl mansion. superb
view. m0deraf" rent. NIXON. 90 - way
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6elp UanteO.

AGENTS WANTED for our great Sell
ers. Chances OF Success" by Ernstus
Wiman: PRISON Secrets" by \. r.. Nc
Donald C'This book suppressed by Tam
many HAHN. Y. World Famous
our civil war ana the Builders of the
Nation" The greatest subscription books
OF the day; big commission, Call between
Q and ~. THOMAS KIBBLE, Manager.
3 East l6th-st.
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90 Eti for Business purposes

FIRST CLASS PAKLOR FLOOR. De-
sirabIe for business or ,ubs. low rent.
nrst--iass house ana location. l5s West
2sl-st
To LET FOR HI SISEss PURPOSES
TIP for ami basement at $40 Dig-hve..
corner @l-f. -. Inquire m market
20 REST -f--iofy hrick building
steam heat. elevator. 4O.hursc boiler and
engine. Oh ln perfect order. rent Sil5 per
month. Inquire 5i3 t. 5l7 West 2lst-si.
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flats 90 Let itnfurnishe6

A CHOICE, 81 noor. $40 Apply 81
basement Of ~ Lcxinsion-avc
NEW o ROOMS AND BATH FLATS.
prlNnfe halls etc.. 81 southwest corner
parl ave. and 96th-st.. wide street ana
entrance 10 Park. S2s-S3i. also rooms
and bath In i2s and 1870 East "Gi hist hnt
wafer heating. $3O-<34 Apply Jdnitors or
SCHNUGG. 40 East vGth-st
THE DALHOUsIE. - West tsth-st..
fronting Central Park: absolutely hreprcof
and In every respect a hrst-class nome Tor
families: a choice apartment. ~ rooms To
rent. Apply to Janitor.
e5-FOOT single fiat. 2d floor lO1 East
5Oth-st all improvements. all nght
rooms. all private houses In DOCK 'all
Monday.
psD-sT.. 65 EAST. -Attrnctive new Hat;
hich around near park; Sven rooms ana
hath. bcaut fully decorated s43.
23s WEST a2D-ST Second and third
flats: seven rooms and bath hraied ana
with all improvements. Inquire on
premises. ------------
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FURNISHED 6ouse tDante0.

with seven or eight bedrooms. within an
hours ride a. city. must have large
grounds. wiki shade trees. near water pre-
forred. limit. 81 900 for season. give full
particulars. llj East 72d-st.
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apartment 60 Get.

A SMALL. suitably furnished apartment,
FOR Four summer months. in central and
choice location from June LIST 30 OCT. ii.
and possibly longer. Address Office ~2' 2S1
Foarth-avc.
An ELEGANTLY furnished ten-room
apartmcnt. i22d-st. and 7th-ave.. 10 rent
until October lst PASSENGER elevator an
convenlenccs. coolest part Of the city. IN
Quirc Apartment :.
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Ciin Rral Gslalc 60 &c!

ELEGANT 4-STORY dwelling. either fur-
nishe1 or UNPUBLISHED. at n great bargain.
l35 West 77th-st.
PRIVATE HOUSE. Il rooms. all in.
proven ents; beautifully located. 3 years
lease. 81 East 19th-st.
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Citn Red Cstatc for Sale.


FOR SIZE -First-class thrre-story
brick. perfect order. l24th-st., near NJ.
Morris Pax. Address BARGAIN. l'u
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner i0sth-s;.-
rubstsrtll. artistic ie;achsd house. low
price; sad for circular. ATLAS In
iROVEsENT CO.. IS Broadway.
Brooklyn.
CEMTERY LOTS FOR SALE. IN
guire 2 JOHN RPHN'S GRANITE
WOPHS Conway-st.. entrance % Ever
greens Cemetery. Brooklyn
rot SALE.-Farms In Brooklyn CITY
liris and Flatbush suitable for invest
mon o. for cutting up into building lots.
on lines ~ tho Rro0kYu and Nassau
troisy roads. several genuine bargains.
JOHN REFS X co.
: Wi,l0uchbv-s'.. BROOKLYN.
|HREE-STORY HOUSE. in good order:
,nome 500 q year. price 80. 500. $3.50
crh. h1lance mortgage. location BaIic-si.,
rar Nevins Agar. 80 Fulton-st"
BROOKLYN.
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BOARD Uanieo.

BOARD WANTED by young married
couple In Catholic family. Address {. II.
T.. broadway Central Hotel
WANTED. INLAND, not over two hours
from city. board In private family for lady,
two children and nurse, references re-
auired Address OWNER. 1900 Hudson
~ HObOkcn y j.
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miscellaneous.

A RESPECTABLE WIDOW. with three
children. would Ike some charitable fam
flies to take the two oldest. girl o ana
a bov Z Mrs. HEATING Al Goerck-si.
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICEs'N!,
Fine Travelling Trunks II Every Descrip-
ton Valises Satchels. Pocke,Oooks,
Steamer Trunks Dressing Cases and sole
Leather Trunks at Old Established Trunk
Factory and SaiesrOom OF CHARLES
SCHWARTZ. ~ 4th-ave.
CAROLITi-New chemical discovery.
mixed with Kerosene oil. saves explosion.
ugly smell and smoke by using Of kero-
sene stoves and lamps. grocers. sells al
2Oc. box. HOCHSTAETTER MFG
Co. Office l24 Throop- ave. Brooklyn.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose Of
sheir left-on clothing at a fair value Will
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
is 6th-ave.. near Waverley Place.
GAS COOKING STOVE. full size; state
dimensions. price; must be good order
BALKWILL. $50 6th-ave.
PRIVATE letter box wanted; state
terms c. S. Box 3. Tribune Office.
PATENTS for inventions secured
promptly Best OF reference. Liberal terms
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
A MICHEL. e. co. No. 165 Montgomery
ave bloomfield NewJersey. Handbook
for Inventors" free
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BEAUTIFUL TEAM Of gentle family
clbs. l53. very closely mated good sad
dlcrs and jumpers bred in Canada spider
wagon and harness; private team. COBs'
Tribune Office.
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-,.f.>:DREsS nv a competent woman
~ '.4ss .aunircss .n Il privat" family
a. - .Dun,lp. best City references, last
so.nf .an l.. seen. NJ. l., Box 3i6
zoe Roadway.
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tl)ork tl)anteo.
MAic

CARPENTER-By an expericnc ed
American carpenter. work in the country;
no liquor used. Box 1871. East Hartford.
COnn.
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worn. n.NIED.-Sl,ustions FOR two excellent
seams,u on o. about June ] 4. one asInaid.
eSs.ess. child's nurse or assistant
ohasnSsmaid: the other as iauntess or
can 10 ,IIlald: highest references given.
:. az Present employers. 10 Eas i7th-st.
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TO sIJBLET for the summer or longer
Furnished or unfurnIshed) charming $40
third floor east apartment at greatly re-
duced rent 1886 West 12th-st.
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NINA r. ANTOINETTE. 90 West
i2lth-st, couturiere franchise perfect fit-
ting and stylish gowns ladies fitted At
residence; moderate prices; no delay.
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Real Gslaic tl)antro.

TEXAS LANDS WANTED. Call or ad-
dress l.. SAL NDERS, room g. . William
ST.. New York.
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FOR sAIE.-The imported Irish hun
ter Penelope. a line locker high
hummer. seven wears old. rising sixteen
hands sound: broken 10 harness. Nalu-
able animal for use or as brood mare
Also. "a practically new Healcy victoria
and a Demarest spider phaeion. Address
" 4 nRInN. - Cedar-st.
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JANITOR-By hlghly Intelligent swede.
married. thrifty; ahstenious has highest
testimonials from former employer; ex-
nerience. office building and frst-class fat.
a NDERSON. PSI sth-aNe.
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.v.c ,fAID --EV fOWnt."nf TnaTu H.lH
LAD1 . Sen ~ present f'nplrl RS.
ssanV.,. so;h.u.. oe;weer IL AMI l.
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A CHARMING LOCATION. Offering at
tractive rooms q East 34th-st.: gentlemen
preferred house is newly decorated AMI
freshly furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06

VERY DESIRABLE. nicely furnished
room: gentlemen preferred. 80 West 35th-
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WAITRESS BY a Scotch Prory,an, girl
~, lnrst-class waitress. unders,a,ds every
sooSi the business: AZ years city
s-.enee. tI2 2d-ave: ist fOr.
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Uork Uanteo .
Males

PORTER. AS porter. janitor or userus.
man: very good painter II. u. W. "
Hanry-sf
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DRIVER by young man. 20, az driver
for sorno light route; good references; ac-
quainted in New-York and Brooklyn A
FUt lis. AS West 3Sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06

! WILL DISPOSE Of my carriage team
Of exceptionally desirable young horses
gentle for lady to ride or drive, sound
Young. very low price CHOICE AM
MAILS. Box A. Tribune Once.
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TO RENT LOW.-Delaware House. IS
frnnf. j. ". FIELDER. 20 Lihertr-s,.
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DRIVER. Honest, sober. industrious
man as driver. porter. or any klnd o,
English. can give good security. H.
SCHLOBOHM. il5 West lIouston-st
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-,,,,..; MAID. -. FRS; ciass; speaks Ger
- :-r.,|a Iiai'an. SON" EurisN good
n'A'-s -. mailer. COED cover aud
Mt XIV ,>fcfenccs G. T.. !fs West
- .. nlnrte.l
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ADVERTISEMENTS AID srnsCRp-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TNB-
JNE WILL BE RECEIVED At Tie
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~. 242 Hrlat~ay.
NERTISEMENTS Al the following sranch
Offices: Pa Eigh'h-aNe.. 10O Thir-afe. .
corner Foriy-scVenth lia Fas' Forty
seventh-st.. corner Third-ave
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WAStffS-l. - g. -
hon.. -. ~. Family wasting. 10 take
-. :. oy The day. GIG 3rave., LIST floor.
ho"..yow. refined. would Ike position as
ioenI.is bookkeeper pr anything not
rSfers, oatchelor or wdower preferred;
-,Esssf. 26G ST. Siaoias-ase.
prsis.sshEss.-Tsks rams place: country
~. sssa' Nsw-Jsrsey willing. obliKing;
erpr..esH No country private family ref
DroeSws ~acscss y n. Box 2B. Lao
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RETIRING from business, would sell
cheap handsome brown tailor-madc suit.
slik-llnci. - bust; also chiid's suit. 34s
West I9fh-sf
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SUPERB. genuine Old ,io!ins French an
Italian. iOr sale; splendid tone. VIOLIN,
lO2 Easi % l-si.
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THREE handsomely furnished rooms.
with bath IN suite or siDgly. breakfast
optional. ! West 39th-st
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WANTED "A Experienced b0okkceper for
mentdtions required: salary 81 800 Apply,
stating ago. experience. etc. 10 +. &. r..
Tribune Once. Applicants letter must De
written wholly by himself and contain
above particulars in order 10 receive at
iention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06

PHYSICIANS OFFICE 10 let Address
Z RnX Ia. l.242 Hr0ahwaY.
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a DEER HEAD (Carbo specimen
unsurpassed; low price. caught. mounted
last year. must sell HATCH. "2 Goid-s'-'
second floor.
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=. : -. .,,; lad ard sEAMSTHEss.--
- - no objection 10 going abroad'
~. ,,'..s..,r.e-s rom last lla-c who ca;s
ycDt' 90. !ac; DIST.
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To Rent Furnished. or Wi. sell q
well arranged and convenient cottage, fully
ana comfortably furnished. IN perfect
order. ai modern Improvements. with
stable for w. horses. IN nigh ground
good ncighlorhood. two railroads Sedg
wick ave. near Van Cortnndt Park. f..
y. D.. Postofi'ce Fox loi
100 ISLANDS. TO rent. furnished cot
tage o. Island. near Alexandria Bay. Par
tlculnrs and photographs with W. j.
TOWNSEND 80 Wall st.
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WANTED a launiryinnn in 4 large
hospital In New York city. one who thor
oughly understands machine washing. who
has eyes and brains enough u and
know WHOM things are clean. and IA willing
90 Doc occasionally "hossed hv a woman !.
SALARY 80 pc plnfh with room and
board: hcst references will he required and
Investigated. Adiros4 HOSPITAL Lawn
DRY. Tribune Uptown once. l.242 Broad
WAY.
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WALLACES RESTAURANT. i21 9TH
ave.-Furnishel rooms 90 let for gentle
men 50 20 so per week.
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WANTED A man competent ~ take
care n TIE lawn. trees. shrubs. vines and
nowers and o. do an sorts ~ work about
a gentlewan's house address stating age
ana experience. wi'h references, =. .. Box
SGO Reading Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06

A NEW patented baby carriage ana
cradsl for sale cheap price. Inquire
L. IN HIRScH. 80 Lewis 81.
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MADISON-AVE. $50 corner 0th-st)-
/ Elegant rooms. with board. cn suite OF
single: references required.
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sTEHOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
competent. wants steady position; under
stands bookkeeping; reference. w. c. f.
Wat llth-st
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WEST 3lST- Handsomely furnished
rooms on suit" or singly. han rooms.
breakfast optional; also parlor floor, private
iua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-06

AOOT MIAMI. Expert. VITA spare time
IN evening. desires set ~ hooAf to keep.
rlnt rate charge. references. Address Box
4 frIi.fnr Da.ce.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Professor John Flske. Of Cambridge. will lecture
on "Tippecanoc. and Tyler Too" IN Historical
Hall on Thursday evening. The lecture Will be the
first Of II course upon American statesmen under
the joint auspices Of tire Long Island Historical
Society and the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
Sciences.
Edward Willes. A. -'lnt Secretary Of Agrl-
culture. Will lecture before the members Of the
Brooklyn Institute in Association Hall on Wednes-
day evening THE Agricultural Exhibits Of tho
Columbian Exposition" The lecture will he Illus
trated
Or. Talmage preached on Harmony and Dlscord'
in heaven and he'll. respectively. in the Tabernacle
yesterday morning. He made no reference 10 his
relations with the church.
The Emerald Association Will give its nftv-slxth
annual bail in aid OF the Brooklyn Roman Catholic
Orphan asylums in the Academy Of Music on
Wednesday evening. The officers Of the association
James J. Kirwn. president. VI. f. McGod-
rick and John r. Brccn. vice-presidonts: John +.
Meehan. secretary; Arthur Mctierald treasurer
Dr. Martin L. Hobrook lecturcd on "Locomo-
ton as Related to Life and Survival" before the
brooklyn Ethical Association in the Second Uni
tartan Church last evening Professor Amon q.
Mcrwin opened the discussion OF the paper.
The first Of the Augustus Graham lectures be
fore the Brooklyn Institute this season was given
last evening in Association Hall by james +. Kemp
professor Of geology In Columbia College. His sub
iect was "Certain Features Of the Geological De
velopment Of the Earth which Illustrate the Power.
the wisdom and the Goodness of God"
The McKane jury went to church yesterday morn
ing Eight OF the members OF the body. in charge
Of a court officer attended services at Plymouth
Church and four went u the Roman Catholic
Church OF St. Charles Borromeo In the afternoon
all were out for exercise.
Rullderp say they cannot remember time when
business was so dull now. There is absolutely
nothing doing.
Now that the car-horse is gone. or Is going rapidly
a new name for the places where electric cars are
stored is needed. Neither stable nor barn
to fiji the bill
The 81 Battery under command OF Captain Ras-
uu!n Will be reviewed by Brigadcr-Cieneral Me
I.eer Of the Second Brigade on Wednesday even
ing at the armory. a reception will follow the
military exercises. Company ID. OF the 23l Rcg-
ment Will hold a stag" this evening
Evangelstlc services will be continued this week
under direction OF the Central Committee OF Pastors
in Association Hall at noon, and In the lecture room
OF the LAFAYETTE Avenue Presbyterian Church Ia
the afternoons There will be individual services In
a of churches in the evenings ID. l.. Moody
has promised TO be in Brooklyn on February g. and
two meetings will be addressed by hfm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-29
ENFORCING THE EXCISE LAW.

Yesterday was dry sunday In the Eastern
District Of Brooklyn. owing 20 the general order
issued by the Police Commissioners AZ the request
Of Mayor Schiercn. who declares that the Excise
law must be enforced. Although many 81 tho beer
shops In part OF Brooklyn had their side doors
admitted. The owners II these places remained
about the side doors and watched for the police
All the beer shop owners received tho "rp' on
Saturday night that the order had been issued mi
as a result many removed the shades from tlrlr
windows that the interior II the place was OK
posed. Much indignation aroused among tho
Germans In the sixteenth ana Eighteenth wards by
the enforcement Of the Excise law, and som" -
the dealers carried on business In the apartments
over their places
when the enforcement ~ the Excise law became
known 10 the members Of the brooklyn Temperance
League they were jubllan and approved the action
Of the Mayor at a meeting held Ia the afternoon IN
the Union Assembly Rooms. Bedford-av" and South
Third-st. The meeting was largely attended. and
the reports Of the private detectives employed by
the league read by President \ H. Walker
In other parts Of the city the Excise law WAS
more rigidy enforced yesterday than before In a
long time. Most Of the places which have been
kept open on sundays were tightly closed In those
parts Of the city wher" the custom OF rroioueing
Saturday night festivities into sunday morning pre-
walls the closing at midnight Saturday required
wherever liquor was sold.
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NOTES on TURF AFFAIRS.

Richard Croker is not likely 10 start on his Southern
trip until the latter part month He may not
visit the Belle Meade Farm are
H. He thinks it advisable to take them city the
climate Of Southern Texas Mexico returning
east by the OK California Mr.. Croker busy
prcsen, pay visit Grayesend 10 see his horses
He is greatly pleased with the appearance Dobbns and
looks forward with pleasure season. as he
believes his favorite Will be the three
year-olds Of 1894.
or the two-year-olds his favorlte a colt by Isranl-
BILE which 81 atty resembles his sire in conformation and
general appearance Another is colt by Inspector T..
which Is an exceedingly promising youngster
w. II. jackson. IT,. OF Belle Meade was In the city
last week lie reports the outloo, famous farm
extremely bright. Every animal the place is In
excellent condition and the yearlings the equals
appearance OF lot that ever left the farm
California is likely to furnish additions the
ranks OF owners. the meetings have stimulated
the sport the Pacific slope The breeders that re-
zion anxousiy watching turfmcn In
the East, adverse racing legislation is
the breeding interests that State
Racine is completely broken down am. Is 10 be retired
the stud The meeting New orleans is the most
successful ever held IN that city There 50 many
Of the class skates quarcrcd AT the
track that there many half a hundred Of them
uttered IN the cheap selling Not than fifteen
allowed in race. The rejected ones are
compelled TO wait for their be accepted
Narvaez. the jockey is working a stable lad at the
Palo Alto training grounds lie the turf
for pulling horses san Francisco. When Jockey IL
ruled OF the turf. II the rule IS enforced letter
prevents his being employ cd in capacity n racing
stable. II likely that the spreces will secure
the reinstatement OF Naaez before the beginning Of the
regular season.
Fred Eshner has sold his stallion Magnet 10 a man
in st. Louis Eshner. by the the SALE coe-
PEELED To deliver Magnet safely in ST. Louis Magnet
will be used for breeding purposes.
Lampighter is winering splerdidly, and Is in perfect