davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
HORSES AND CARRIAGES


A IAnNs PAIR cot ,afriag~ hors'-
s',llsh Young and f-r, attractive. prDp
eriy { gentleman. viii alb" tfiai hnl *
animation PRIVATE PROPERTY. B'r
- Trtun" ono
\ VERY HASpSOMF. y,unx sound
ladf's ooh gent. anI 10 rt~rf "ay re-
HAIL. ami SAFE will DISPOSE % y.ri low
LADY DpcKEb con. Box : Tribune
\ GESTIENAS has saddle anil driving
iai-. !. hands hiRh. ard 10 Use fog
him. he .s 81 very hlsh QUALITY. VIII ~nr~
I'm innlrm flur-ln-h-rl. single. iuli ..
snI T. q grand saiil'r Low PRICE.
Tribune
CROSS TEAM u very s,,l,-h cots o.
SALE f,r want - fnrth~r u-" both ar"
gentle fur ladies have high. EhrNb action
and short tails. round fuii bodies and ar
do,~n mated. so.~I :" saddle or slrEi"
tDiis. Tribune.
BAY MARE years Old i33 hands high.
sound kind AMI fast iif~vsiel 4 90. n"
T. rad wagon In nrs'.cins- order. Nsh'
hafn~,-. pri,ai' properly can '~' >r.n 80
GILBERT : STAlii.E. iGl carlton ave-.
liroklyn. y. /
FAMILY coz TEAM owing 20 ,hang-
in our family We I"firc . dispose ~ opr
hackney hrouKisn pair. exceptionally hish-
class animals six Years. sound And yer,
gentle. haN. been driven by the ledi'a IN
usually good opportunity 10 secure a rrillr
high-clhs- putt from PRIVATE FAM
lily. Bor ~. Tribune once.
si5, Family gone, abroad. nne extension
f'I cut under family surrey. In ~" ~"
weeks c,~i $50 silver plated harness.
cost sy5 price so. alsI extra nne coupe.
Rockawav. nearly new. to b- sold cheap
all first clasa PRIVATE STABLE 10
West itth-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
LEAGUE OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS.

Saratoga Sept is (SpeciaD-The Executive Com
mittee OF the State Lei que OF Republican Cfubs
met here this afternoon at Its headquarters In
Congress Hall The reports received Indicate mat
the meeting OF the league on Monday will be re-
markedly large and enthusiastic Mayor George
f. Green. Of BInghamton. presided and James b.
Townsend was secretary. Others present were
State Treasurer Coivin. Colonel A. d. Shaw John
" Totten c. c. Shayne. Colonel F. A. McAlpn.
lob r. Hedges otto irving Wise. Henry Gleason.
Charles A. Brown. W. L. Pumpton. j. L. Young
and George s Weed. Of Brooklyn.
The following chairmen IT committees were ap,
pointed: Colonel McAlpin. on resolutions; colonel
Shaw on league work, and Mr. Hedges. on creden-
fiaIs The League will hold sessions on Monday at
noon and at 2 .. m. and will have mass-mssting
in the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
TEXAS EDTTORS FIGHT A FATAL DUEL.

Waco. Tex. Sept IA dispatch from Gatesvi.e.
IA. says that J. l.. Goodman. Editor OF The
Peoples Voice." and u. T. Armstrong. Editor OF
The Star" me; in the main street this morning
ana each opened IRE on the other Goodman was
MOI through the heart, dying instantly. Armstrong
r,;ru, snot IN the night side and lived only rev
me. me PACK OF the peck and fatally wounded by a
20, Dui'et Inc duel grew Oh, Of the Cash murder
"iaI ana the subsequent contempt proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
Immense Reduction in Prices Of
CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c
FLATS TO LET-uufurniShed.


A-TU LET. In the Dalhousie. ~ u ~
N"s' 9th At. fronting Central Fark.
very choice apartments. IL AMI 10 rooms
Zach house, absolutely iroproof. and with
our 3 superior AS b -ue for families.
Ii"ls- apply - the 1anitIr.
At lo3 LEXiNGTON-AVE. First and
SECOND nat~. seven rlruns. ali Improve
U'nts So ami <GD. tAEbWELL X
REYNOLDS. 49, g. ave.
APARTMENTS To RENT IN the
CLINTON.
2J1 West 42l-st Apply 70 Manager.
BRO ADWAY. las between 3o,h and an
81, Fourth Nat ~ IN" 81 John. unr
rooms elevator End every 'mpfui"m' NJ,
light ~ around. very d~sfrthi~ IL MILL
n.ry "a de 'sMaklng 's'abi SHIN n. ianiip'
BROADWAY. Las. between Barb and i0ih
SIS. Fourth Hat in IN ST. Johns min"
rooms rls, stor ana every Improvement.
light all around. Jaa'tor
5NTH-Sr. 30 EAST. THE EAST
MINISTER. Extra Iarg" Sat. rooms
and bath ali light steam. heated. private
hall. all Improvements. rent $50 .anitor
&C. T. \. q W. IRWIN. lG7 East 3A-st
- living PLACE 4 very desirable
suite ~ three looms ~ pa-iIr rOor 20
r"nt with hoard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
BRA CHG AUTUMN WEATHER AT HOT SPRINGS

Hot Springs Va. Sept I5 (specIaD. The weather
continues delightful This is the finest time OF the
yeaf LOT an outing In this part OF the country At
this high altitude Indian summer comes early
bringing COOL bracing nvigoratins air with the sun
warm enough to make 1t enjoyable In the day time:
At night an extra blanket is needed and you sleep
ss you never slept before. Among the New-York
arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. William w Lewis Miss
y a. Cisco. C. 4. Baldwin c. H. Pearson, MT and
ms Clarence Mckim Mr.. and Mrs Weber
Sioodgood. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Dodi and Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Carter ~ '' ""N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

Shin Chsrmer. FOR san Francisco.
Bark Grundloven 'Nor). for Gothenburg.


Bari, Grundoven 'Ncr) Tor Gothenburg.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Boston Light Vessel.
1904 Light Vessel No V 3 W.T. be es'assnsd
Boston iiarbor Ma,sachuset'. until lish, vessel
xa ' 2n l xh snc SS q w
the level q the visible clear weather The oosr-
ysse has Two mass .chcqner frsed ana no bow-p
The mas,ne,ds are white and a, zach there !. red
Iarss white -i,or on Zach side and 49, in b arss whit
signal between the nasts.
The rom ss s e. 81 pS'Gn Of states ss
and Geodetic SURVEY ia Latitude North ~ degrees y
HEARING. End ls'arccs fixing the position q the vessel
Lighthouse. by w.w 81. miles Boston L,sh,6ouss
wNw'sw. ca miles Egg Rock Lighthouse. NNw7.W.
The from the ish vessel e the middle Of II.
and Point Alerron.. IL " by y ai9u, miles
s vii h or 5u fsS s. :fs% 'a G
ss", nerys, Of - se'9nd. dG.0n thus a
silent interval - Should the whistle be disabled
m. NOTICE Affects lis, q Lights and Fog Signal,
aanS ani S;pf coass - Page 80 afT NJ 81.
District isa page 80 Bearings magnetic; distances
~ "r Of The pns P5h fH" 10" water
WINES, AMEs GkEE El,eEGsr H q sS T. ;D NDy
THE NoT TGNEIGN f %E STEAMFI'S-
Steamer Paris Watkins from York. sailed from
southampton September -
Steamer Taurlc tEr). Jones, from New YORK September
4, arrived Il liverpool september H.
steamer Calico tlir) Wilton from New-YOrk Sopten-
Der arrived al Hull September "a
steamer Martello n'r). Rea sailed from iIr Tor Now
Y rh September -.
York August 81 VIA Tit cove. :. arrived NJ swansea
September ~.
s'eamor chicago d'r,. ialaway sailed from Newcastle
TO- New-York September -
.%sl s. df2s% at Gs:sd %' f S'"Y'Fs Sep
STATE ~ California tBrJ. Braes. sailed fr m
Glasgow FOR Ncw-iork september II
Steamer Exeter CITY Oir. Barclay. from New York sep
tcnter for Bristol passed Brow Head September y.
Steamer I.ydan Monarch uf). Morgan. from New-YOrk
September lnr London. parsed N" Lzsrl September 10
Steamer la Breiagnc ffu. Rr~. from New-frk sep
t"nl,er for faVrs paSs"l the Lizard September ~.
her ! hamburg passed the Scy lslends September
10
Steamer Virginia Ger. Screo from New York Sep'srl-
Der 1. arrived coppnhagen September 10
Steamer Werk' ndam DUTCH IiakNer, for New YORK.
sailed from Rotterdam September -.
steamer L. Toirainc d'D. Santelh Now York e,ie1
from fiavre September -
stsain"r Fulda rcr. Thaienhprs' from Genoa fr New
York sailed from Gipral;ar september -
Igrt Adelaide tIrl. " sailed from Spga
pore ~ New-York September -
steamer British Prince (3O Fothe-gnl from New York
Jul, u arrived ~ i3u-nos A,rcs August ~
Steamer MrNi'an Prime" d'c Doucharl. sailed from
Santos for Sow York.
steamer Sacrno Cer, scharnne-g sailed from Santos
for N-v York September ~
steamer Nasryth oir. Eaton. from santos 'ai'i from
81 Lucia for Nrw-Yort s'ptomb". II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE: TO LET.

4 BEAUTIFUL. CORNER HOMESTEAD
ncr-. fruit. shade. Prt'Sian water three
blocks irpm Main-st. depot. Flushing.
WALKER ~ I.ihrrry-s'.
At BLOOMFIELD. y Three at
tractiyr houses with improvements. am
pie grounds good location. at 500 zach .
houses for sale. 5000 10 500 M
THAN ri SSELL
FOR RENTAL N-w-Haven. Conn. thor
oughy hullt brick house ~ iif,e-n rooms.
IN best quarter " city. convenient to coli
lsges Address Prof. \. ". WHEELER
New Haven. conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

"REcKfyG THE PALTS4 DES WITH HUGE BLA srS
The work OF destruction going on Of the Pail.
sades continues and twelve tons OF rock were
pasted GU, Friday afternoon by single charge
sour thousand pounds OF dynamite were used in
sne cnarge. In 1874 the Legislature passed a law
ms DBL the defacement of the Palisades by paint
~ s,ens and Advertisements on the rocks, but II
- oiaeting 10 permitted to continue much longer
soeFe VIZ - no rocks left to deface.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Cleveland Sept l5-Tom l.. Johnson was re-
nominated for Congress to-day by reclamation by
the Democratic Convention OF the XXIst District.
Milwaukee Sept, l5-Ex-Senator Doo.tt,e has de-
cined the nomination for Congress rendered him
by the Democrats OF the Is; Wisconsin District.
The nomination will therefore. revert 10 Andrew
Kul Of Wallworth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
TRIBUNE

meeting When the time came. instead Of , Mr.
said that as Mr.. Dunphy had not paid his dues
for the last year he was no longer member
OF the General Committee. Hence there was no
need OF reading his resignation. He was already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
CONTROLLER RoBERTss CONDITION.

Saratoga Sept. IS (SpeciaD-The condition OF Con-
troier James A. Roberts to-day excited the fears
OF his friends even than II did yesterday
His physicians said he waa no better. and there
were fears that ne was worse. Several days ago
number OF warrants were brought here from A.
bany FOR the Controller to sign. He put his sigma
ture to only 1--WE OF them. and then tainted away
from physical exhaustion Mr.. RObartss politica.
ambitions doubtless caused his iiness to worry him
more than II would otherwise have DONE and now
his physicians keep all his friends away from Nun
so that his mind may not be turned TO polles
Mr. Robertss withdrawal from the contest Tor me
nomination for Governor has dampened the Interest
Of his BuYao followers In the convention ana fewer
OF them will come here Monday than the number
Originally expected. II had been Intended 10 make
an imposing demonstration In advocacy OF his nom
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
prRROYS GLOOMY VIEWS.
Not HOPEFUL CT TAMMANY SUCCESS

81. OPPOSITION TO MAYOR Gn.RoY-wHAr HE
DID IN EUROPE
,,v u Purroy. County Clerk leader of Tam
"ny Hall In the Annexed District. and a repre-
,.,iye member of the anti-Giroy element In
rammany Executive Committee arrived ON
r-,,.y afternoon on the Augusta Victoria from u
- months absence IN Europe. He went to Ham
80. and other German cities. travelled through
.nark sweden and Norway, and returning
~, two weeks absorbing the waters at Carlsbad.
n.,un. Vienna and other European capitals were
',.aed as we'll many smaller and less noted
cities.
~, Purroy does not take n roseate view Of Tam
avs chances in this falls election. The revela
las OF the Lexow Committee and the
.,r evidences OF corruption and selfish
-. IN the conduct OF municipal affairs Mr.
crnvy sees. have impressed the people in a way
~, will make the campaign most difficult
a, Tammany 10 secure Victory. The Independent
ro,,rs he admitted. had made up their mind to
..ht in Tammany's defeat unless Tamnlany
81. 10 play her trump cards
She cannot play any favorites this fall said
II, Purroy. 1T will not do TO nominate a mem
81, OF the Tammany General Committee or an in
"A. man A man who gets the nomination must
4. acceptable TO the people"
Mr. Purroy evidently takes little stock in the
.h,y OF Mr.. Cookers successor Mayor Gilroy
organize victory this year. lie was ready 10
,,acate some Of the Mayors mistakes from
rammany pint OF view, and one Of these. In his
Judgment. Mr.. Gilroy's plan of a bipartisan
polce Board. IT this he sympathized with his
heller Timothy DRY Dollar" Sullivan, who at
thursday nights meeting Of the Tammany Hall
Committee on Organization made his now noted
"kick" against the Mayors appointment OF a Re-
publican to succeed Police Commissioner Charles
p MacLean. This destroyed the Democratic ma
,ority In the Police Board against which Presi-
dent Martin also entered his protest. The loss OF
the Police Board to Tammany both Mr. Purroy
and Mr. Martin look upon as n political blunder,
and Il is plainly their intention TO use the fact
AGAINST the Mayor whenever they can do II TO adj
vantage Mr. Purroy 10 his confidential friends
and followers has frequently predicted that Mayor
Giroy's reign IN the Wigwam would be a short
one II was said in political circles yesterday that
he would give no assistance to the Tam
many ticket this fall than would be required by
appearances. and that staggering defeat OF the
Wigwam would give him little sorrow. He dis
rlaimed yesterday any desire to be the leader at
present.
Mr. Purroy IL a member OF the Municipal Build
nr Commission. and passed considerable time
while In Europe In studying architecture relating
Ia structures OF that character. He VIII lay the
result of his researches before the commission at
IN early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth- Vt 90
Substantial. artistic. detached house. low
price; send Tor circular. ATLAS M
PRONEMENT co. - broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
ALMOST A SURE THING FOR MORTON
CONTROLLER ROBERTS'S WITHDRAWAL AHD MI.
DEPEWS REFUSAL. TO rim GENERALLY
BELIEVED TO HAVE PRACTICALLY
ASSURED THE EX VICE rRrsi
DENTS NOMINATION


ASSURED TIE EX VICE rRssr
DENTS NOMINATION
State Controller lanes A. Roberts, formal with
draw.l from the contest FOR Governor, which FOL
owed closely upon The heels ~ ChauncSy VI Depew's
refusa. to be considered candidate. was looked
upon Yesterday polliicl, circles practically set
ting the nomination Of Levi Morton without the
Formally q a ballot While no announcem~n; Of
the wi'hdrawa. - Mcssrs Fasseti saxon. Russr.!
alI Green has yef been miir he genera, expec'a-
ton. as expressed BY tru,;worthy keprbir't'. IN
Guiding several who favored comb.ns'ion agiin"'
My Morton. wa that by Monday nigh, IN" ex-Nic"-
Prc,iieHts VIII De the oriy name II tie n-f
Mr.. D-pews refusal 20 contest the domination VII.
+, believed result IN giving he N~w York lec-
cation t. MIR Morton pGicticI. unit Reports
from Kings County yesterday -AlI that ihe nI"'N
lccgates there would a. ;or Mr Morton
\ number %; prominent keploicIhs si9I'ei Iot
Saf ttoga yes'criry senator Thomas {. ray ans
State Chairman William hr,oknelI Among hem
local leaders 9, h,H co1f-r.nc- her On VI n
inferior known 20 favor continuation against Mr.
Morton WI be invite! to TAX. par in I'M. c3nt1rrnC
anything can be done 10 prevent Nj. Morio"' nom
The An,i-MlcA.ne Republican Delegates anl alter
MAJ from tnl- ctr, Vii ~ tomorrow - ShtAi.gi
or Win Su n q and Sf. eSs. IL vii be The
first Republican delegation 10 81 from ihi' c'iy IN
ihusiastc AMI, Machne men. In!er The l-aIershiy OF
John r MnhoIani The Train Viii ~ % the Wet
shore road! the s'ATt to b. made ~ III. from m"
New York ferry Anti Machine h.ldquari-rs "~r"
established yesterday b, General Michael k"r"in
an committee 81 which H. j. tire Chairman. az "a"
United states Hotel Tn" poll-li Of the Anti Ma
cnin. primary elections he'd on Thur-day evening
w.ra MED N the County C."rk's Office yesterday.
They showed pol Of about 90 votes, or marry .
Der cent ~ the enrolment which was rrgarI-i as an
excellent showing in an c!.ctou whcr" Their vc'"
fe~ II any contests
The de-, cation OF the old Republican Organization
VI 70 convention. usual - suits -"
G ,nvsnlence and inclination 81 Individual merbeis
Mos. OF the district raiders who ia not Fave %"
city Yesterday AMI La; night VIII 20 today To"
majority Il The dr.rgates an! eferna'es VIII tax"
trains tomorrow Few alterraf's VII have IN Op-
pOruniiy 70 cast votes H. The convent ion most ~
III. Delegates have slgn!hei ih-r intention 81 b~ts
- N NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
THE COMMITTEE or SEVENTY
THEIR NAMES GIVEN OUT BY JOSEPH
LAROCQUE
WEII-KNOWN CITIZENS CHOSEN To ORGANIZE
OPPOSITION TT TAMMANY HALL Nils
RULE AND CORRUPTION


Joseph Larocque. the chairman or the meeuhg
of citizens held in Madison Square Garden Con-
cert Hall Thursday. September &, mas APP
pointed the following gentlemen as members OF
the Committee Of Seventy under the resolution
adopted at the meeting, 20 the effect that Com
inittee Of Seventy. OF which the chairman ana
secretary OF the meeting should be members. be
appointed by the Chair with full power To confer
with other anti -Tammany organizations and To
take such action as might be necessary TO further
the objects Of the meeting az set forth In the
call therefor and In the address adopted by the
meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

Fully FURNISHED apartment or
seven rooms. overlooking Central PARK;
steam heat, elevators. rent only Sl,ooo per
annum q. X. BILL. w Liberty-st
ro IET.-Second floor Of 81 West 18TH
at near Union Club. to gentlemen only.
fuIiy furnished: with bedroom; references
given and required. -
. yrsT 10TH sT.-Bachelor apartments:
quite, square and single rooms els-
,antiy furnlshed; private baths s25 10 sl1
n,non,h,y. Including breakfast and valet At
tenda-,c>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

Ogdensburg. n. Y. Sept. IL CSpeciaD-Ex-S Speaker
Thomas g. Reed of Maine. will be at the Ogdens-
hury Fair on Thursday OF this week. Excursions
lii la orpanized and special trains run at reduced
w unon ali the railroads OF Northern NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER hrst-ciass IT.
ter desires more engagements ia inst
class families. viii remodel. highest refer
cnces. H.. 2Ji sth-aye.
a RELIABLE DRESSMAKER would
HE work AZ home or by the day. Call
or address H.. i3s West llth-st.
ARTISTIC DRESS made FOR si2: tailor
made suits with coat lined with SILK. so.
Miss OWEN. Is, West 22d -.
CorTT'RIERE FRAArAIsE Nine. An
drrson. late with Stern Bros. ladies' own
mat arial made up. evening dinner, ball
ana street costumes remDdeled exclusive
styles. elegant work: moderate prices. los
West iIih-st. cut this out
COMPETENT DREssMAKER by day or
ais does remodeliing. alterations. repair.
ing. Address III T.p. prrssn alcr. 500
Amsterdam ave. 3d noor
CERTIFIcATED DRESS and MANTLE
MAKER. not long from Europe. seeks
engagements at ladies' houses. at So per
day. Madame AMELlE. i5i West i5th-s,
DRESsMAKER French: dress stag,
costume maker. or forelaiy in wholesale
business house: 81 - daily. Mrs. PLt-
CHART. 20 Bonl-st: send postal
pRESSMAKER by competent lr.ss-
maker. st-class filter, by day. 81 20;
ladies' and chlldr-ns suits and wraps. ;.
T. TAYLOR system. EXPERIENCED. BOX
III. Lap broadway.
DRESSMAKE formerly with Nine Die
den. viii make gowns reasonable this
month: Ladies own material made up: best
city references. 2o2 West +3d-st.
DRESsMAKER formerly with Kate
Reilly. perfect filter. artistic draper:
sonatlc Apply Las Lesington-ave.. ist
fiat
DRESsMAKER. thoroughly competent
and experienced. formerly with II. Alt
man 4 Co. viii make engagefn 'nts for
autumn 81 per day highest differences.
Address DRESSMAkEH. 2f' West i4ih-
st. -
DREssMAKER would like to 40 out BY
the day. MISS MARTIN. Liz Park
DREssMAKER would Ike "A few more
customers at home or by the day l.. H. |
BORDON. 80 West i@oth-st.
DRESSMAKER makes accordion and side |
plaitlngs desires more work. country |
orders mad. at shortest notice. good work |
guaranteed. fOMPADOUR 22o' Si-ave.. |
i23i-st.
DREssMAKER. designer ana litter. wishes |
ladies To- send card VIII call at their
houses from II 10 at - cents per hour. 4
MADAME. 2O3 East 4sth-st.
DREsSMAKER wants a few more Gus
toners at home; suits from ~ up. H. /
FOX $40 West sOth-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAkER wishes
20 work for lady by the day: terms rea-
sonable. making over n specially III East
a3d-st.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAkER by the
day. Mrs l. DARMSTADT. 20l East
3ith-st
FIRST CLASS DREssMAKING: walking
and evening dresses rpnde reasonably. |
only 0rst-cass family: highest reference
Address ARTISTIC. i.242 Broadway 30 I
customers ut home or out By the day.
MACKIN. 2O1 West ssth-st.
FRENCH DRESSMAKER. hrrt-class. from
Paris wants private work by the day;
also millinery. Nine. COLAS. pa West
3Jth-st.
FRENCH, Parisiene dressmaker; great ex-
perience. by day: private families: ele-
CANT cutting. hitting. drnping; best refer
ences: terms moderate. MAD. KERRIER.
223 West s7th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise az Cos Moon rises = Moons 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy Hook Island s:35 Hell Gate fO:o
PM-Sandy Hook s:33 Gov Island S:5I Hell Gate lOi7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

A CENT. EMAN taking HIS family ABROAD
Will rent hts handsome suburban pine"
furnished 20 desirable party With no
small chi lran from October - Aprn !
Will require una estiOnahle reference. can
have use ~ horses. Address ~ AkIIll X.
30 WaIi-n.. New-forh.
A LADY viii rem; for winter or longer
her comfortably furnished and CON
veni.nt cottage. with stable. hour from
civ. New.IIavrn Railroad. and In the
quir.i Address llhACKWOOD. Tribune"
Once.
AT MORRIsTOwN. 49, Handsome rest
dcnc-. vii rent furnished sih or "irhtrrn
months. stone and brick building; ~
ryoms. al, modern improvements: stable.
coachman's rooms. delightful home. Ad-
dress PRESIDENT. l.. q. Box 1'DI. New
York
4 NEW 3sTORY HOUSE. completely
furnished. ll9th-st.. near Morninssid"
Pnrt. 10 let for six months or longer Ad-
dress HUNTINGTON. columbia MIX. Co..
~ cortlandt st.
FLUSHING. LONG ISLAND Handsome
house. beautifully located. completed IN
1852: every modern convenience; plate
glass windows hardwood floors. porcelain
baths. etc: cow. hors. and carriage
coachman ard cook II desired. 20 LET dur
ing owners absence IN EUROPE. desirable
plr'I-s who would he careful OF hnnd-
some furniture. only acceptable. MITCH
ELL BROS. - and 10 Leonnrd-st.
MOST ELEGANTLY APPOINTED house.
completely furnished or unfurnishei: all
improvements; terms reasonable. "a West
Gsfhs'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
uRESSli,isltG.

To LET. Inrs. studio. snd rloms fur
buslr--s purposes ~ ca MadisuU-avc.
hfsnlN IN prem iss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16

The first meeting Of the Committee - Seventy
for the purpose of organizing. has been called b>
The chairman for Wednesday next a. 2.30 p. III
Notice will be sent the members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-16
PROHIBITION CANDIDATES WITHDRAWN

FARGO " D.. Sept 15.-The Executive Committee
Q. the Prohibition party has withdrawn Torger How.
candidate for Secretary OF State, and T. d. A"en'
for Insurance Commissioner. from the state ticket.
and has substituted Dahl and Fancher the Republic
can candidates. l.. s. Ellis. Prohibition nominee
Tor Congress. has been asked to withdraw Tor
the good Of the cause.