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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
BCLG ARIfS NEW PRIME MINISTER.

THE CAREER OF DIR. sTOILOFF. TIE YOUNG
STATESMAN WHO SUCCEEDS sTAMBULOFF
The long-impendng crisis In Bulgaria has re-
suited In the formation Of new ministry at
Sophia. which, Its friends maintain. Will conduct
the affairs OF the prnfpality in paths more nearly
corresponding to Occidental IDEAS and Is composed
OF men who with their political opponents,
are rcputed OF thet highest intelligence distin-
guishcd ability and spotless character
DR.. Stolloff. the new President OF the Ministry. Is
a native Of Philppopoll. and the son OF prominent
merchant OF that city. He born in the begin
ming OF the nfties. and educated AT Robert Col
lege. in Constantnople and afterward at Heidelberg
University. After "A residence Of several years IN
Paris at the outbreak OF the Russo Turkish war in
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that the trial would prove his innocence as 1.-THE
honor OF a So.lohub was unsu,lied"
But 1t proved his guilt beyond doubt, despite the
defence OF his counsel Prince trussow. The court
room was crowded from day TO day for several
weeks, with the highest people of the capital and
when the result was announced there was great
excitement In the city. The Counts chief aids in
the conspiracy-one of whom the expert in
writing. TO whom he had promised $1,000 rub.es-
were banshe1 likewise to Siberia. but not TO hard
labor. the Count.
The trial had led TO a sad tragedy. The con-
victed mans eldest had Just passed his eX-
animation as a lieutenant in the, Army when he
heard OF the disgrace which had come upon his
family and name Unable stand it. he took the
revolver which he was privileged to carry, ard
ndpl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

ELEGANT oat foii'ng bed. plate mirror
or NJ: cos. s73 NICHOLSON. 2)2 Wost
fffh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANCE.--A handsome 2-story
ann clear for a factory site on the uud-
son River. BOX 22i. Peekskiii. X. Y.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sT-ESCRIp.
TONS FOR THE EEW:YoRK TklB.
S Ssn VIII drF nE EESkiYap AZ TnE
q door north Of Thirty-arst.st. and AD.
NEkTiSEMEN'rS at the following Rraneh
Ofnecs; 254 Eigh,h.aye. $50 Third:aye..
sSyen.n.st.. conner Thirt-sve.: lsJ East
123th-st.. near Third-ave.; .o26 TMro-avsx
near Si1ty-nrst It,. 17cS ftrst-aye.; joS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01


COUPLE owing handsomely furnished g
room nai WIN give use Gent free) Tor
board. COncrnlal young couple. Wusl ~
preferred. references. AMERICANS. Box
100. Tribune ONCE.
ELEGANT SUITE Of rooms in private
house. very large drcs-ine room pm
vnfa hath. table ana service the best. To-
cation most desirable In che city "A
dress WEST ENl-ANE.. Tribune Once.
LARGE front room. also one back su-
u.rinr accommodations, excellent neigh
b1,hood between Central and Riverside
Parks: unacceptable table. references
given ana required. Address =, Z'1 Nrsi
lO4ih-st
VISITORS TO NEW-YOHK can be- &C
conrnodated with rooms. with or WIN
out board. references II tast 2ls'-ft.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. WEST. 33.-De-
s,ranIc furnished rooms excellent table !;
best II Attendance. reasonable. table
bOardcrs.
VEsT 74TII-ST Select board: southern
family: references. CASHIER. Posioihce
BOX = iG.
WEST 18TH ST -Large. airy room. with
os without bonrd.
< LAFAYETTE PLACE Furnished rooms
for gcntlenen. with ~ Al noui i'a'o TEL
erenc"s.
3isT- ST. q WEST. -Deslrable furnished
rooms. superior table board. summer
visitors 10 city accommodated; moderate
terms. references.
,5TH-sa.. ~ WEST -Des!rahle ro'rns wi h
board. American family, summer terms
references.
~ VTST ldTTI- ST. very desirnhl" rooms
cool ana comfortably furnished; good at
tendance: excellent HON" table. referencrs
aiTU-gT.. ? WEST. opposite Manhattan
club. Handsomely furnished se ond moor
for bachelors. with ~ without board.
aATU- ST. II WEST. near Manhattan
Handsomely furnished pnflgf moor
Dor physician or bachelors. with or with
out aohrd.
3eTH ST. 10 WEST Very desirable
rooms with board. references given and
required.
eeTH-sT.. % WEST Two large rooms
with loar1. home cooking. at summer
rates. references.
a. IRVING PLACE.-Furnishcd rooms.
with or without bo9rd: summer rates:
references.
nisT.. AT. 1913 WEST.-Larse and single
airy rooms. with hoard: near / station
table board.
Ira WEST 73D- ST. Can accommodate
gentieman md wife with room ana board
niso single gentleman.
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FLATS TO LET-Jnfurntshe ed.

FRONT square room and hall bedroom ;
hot and cold water; gas. heat. baih.
122 Lexington nave.
i2isT-sT.. 42G EAsT-First fat. seven
rooms and bath. s23. one month free.
Owner OF 1anItOr.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

At CARPENTER Original Employment
H,use los Gth-ave We have best
couchmen. gardeners gro0ns. farm fore
men. iarmhands. married. couples. nsefui
non: all nations. also femal. help, all wei
recommended. Established lS4I.
A GENTLEMAN desires 10 obtain
place FOR his coachman. whom he can
hi,rhly recommend, married. no incum-
hr3nccs; i've years with present employer.
iOD East iGih-st
nUTLER - CoOK.-By young English
c1unl.. willing and obiglng. do entire
work Of small family; city or country;
hest OF references. htTIER. 31l West
2is;-s.. ------
nt-.rr.rR and VALET.-By a weil-tralned
swiss German willing and ooiiying
good city references. Address GhiSLEh'
100 East 2dth-s'. -. =.
ENGfNEER.- strictly SOBER att
pr-TIER-COOK By man and VIE;
nrst-class French couple; man hrst-elaSs
butler and valet: wife nrs',c,ss srao ,e"T ~
l.. 100 West 2Sth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
HFR FIRST moran.

From The Indianapolis Journal
Two Of the Grand Bsshaw's wives had been be-
headed. and their spirits were soaring toward tho
somewhere
Dear" faid one and what" said the other.
is my head on straight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

A GREAT SACRIFICE BALE Of trunks.
bags. pockcibooLs. yalis"s, dressing cases.
steamer chairs. drefs-snit cases ourins
alterations to building at a." wnrcrgms
"nd factory Of CHARLES SCHWARTZ.
ho ith-ave.. near 3th-st
GTNTI.EMEN wishing TO dispose ~ their
lrfi on clothing al faI value WIZ
MEAS. call or address EDHARD MILLER.
is Gih-ave near Wavcrlcy Place.
PATENTS FOR inventions secured prompt
Jy hest Of references. Liberal terms
ccYreypondencc sol cited ana all matters
ned strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
A MICHEL q co. No 100 MONTGOMERY
ave Bloomfield New-Jersey. 'handbuox
Tor Inventors free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
HELP WANTED.
~ ale.


ARTISTS WANTED. several artists IN
water coIors for the trade. either hgur".
marine. landscape or SIN life. only those
HAVING talent need apply WIN original
syecimcnts OF their Work. Apply from ~
70 ] Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, 80
East 5Ofh-si' -
AGENTS WANTED - sell a popular 30
cent article. sells a. sight. You double
your money. COMPTON 25a Hroadw1y.
AGT,%Ts can sp.nd season at summer
rca1Tts and make money selling 'hr
FOODS Seud stamps fDr part, ulifs, 10
IURBIA SPECIALITY 60. East hHinp
ton. Mass
AGENTS Don, dablle with useless stun
get exclusive territory lur the "a" "t
Wnghrs Chemical Liquor Test sells ,n
sight % salDou ami drug trade. so - 20
per lay guaranteed T. :. WRIGHT. 100
iiAsfinE-- Detroit. Mich
Statesmen 1t costs -. sci.. f,r 90 .
over, family needs % y. 90" it.
bought ~. general stat" agent sod -,
gross Ia ten lays cantasa"r I'm. ~, o.
nr-t week. particulars free AELlt'-E
MANUFACTuRiNG 90. Mefrose PARK
H.
n TAKE CHARGE Wanted. an cncr-
e-tir strictly honest man. VINO can %.
well recommended. 20 Svrrs'" certain par
u A Wh4l~ralr wine business near m"
,ttv. must have lous eSprri-f.c" ~ nttlFr
vine. n.iing orders ana keeping accounts
.-I l. aualIG~l ia every way. Adiret'.
stating wages. j. y. Tribune ono"
WANTED GOOD ~igarnak"rS. bunch
lr.akrfe and ro,lcrs. good pay. s''hy
WORT r T. UrSS co. 30 N'fth
troai s' Philadelphia.
WANTED Railroad swiirhm"n or yard
t-niumrn 10 work IN railroad yards away
from New York good wnEe- 20 goo iN.n
wiling . wurk Apply after a. NJ sun
d.v PARTIES ont 81 town DESTROYS ~ fr'uT
ing employment Il"nTe comtnuhion' ny
r.0u stating eNp"rienc" AMI giving az
dress CHARLES LODGE billiard room,
i,t,,, r,,f.4 Hotel. corner Fulton and
Pearl efs S-w-Iork.
WANTED Halfway switchmen. per'na-
non, employment and good wages. state
eYrcflenr~ nne references Address Box
H. Tribune One.
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At REDUCED PRICES.--JO0 second-
haac wood and iron working machines;
fully guaranteed. machinery bought ana
exchanged. GEORGE II. EDDY. 33o Mads-
tcn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
FURNISHED ROOMS.

A DESIRABLE ROOM for single ren'~-
man. near MAdifDn square g. per wee"
Address BACHELOR. - bf, alwH'. --
A NICELY FURSisHEp ROOM 90 - 70
single gentleman. location unsurpassed.
convenient 81 Mountain station ani trolley
cars. reference. required. Adircss =. q.
Box 80. south orange. y. J.
A SECOND stony front or back room.
Furnished. With breakfast u desired.
choice neisssnhood. 60 West l.o'h.'t
EIGHT well furnished rooms. piano.
choice location. mar Iath rnmin'I
longer. references. 100 East 'if, -. ~
Hat -
MADISON AYE NJ g LarEs c,pl
rl,in a, sunni or terms. parilf floor N
suite. furnished or unfurnishc1. fr'-r-
encrs.
Nos.r DESIRABLE ROOMS IN city. Tpien-
dA location. summer prices h.,' lAT-
iors. IN suite or sinsly. 80 West '2d-st.
IgTu-sT.- i05 EAST Cool square rooms.
wl,h bath. house private; rent moderate:
reference.
qDTII ST IL FAST. between 5rh ana
Madison Hr-- Go! rooms. hnfhs. pnf-
Tor uupcr roafs. Convenient hotels. cubs.
gentlemen.
gGrU.sT "a WEST Elegantly furnished
rooms 90 gentlemen. every con'"niencr
ard cxccllent service. REASONABLE. private
house.
asTm-sT.. ~ WEST Two large r..rn..
newly furnished. neat homclike s.. 81.
references exchanged
"a WEST ATHEIST Large "a floor front
room. ai-o hail room oofnmunic"tlng'
summer terms. reference.
$40 WEST 5OTiI-sT. Largo rooms for ..
light housekeeping. also hail room.
conveuiencc'.
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uOuSES WANTED-City.

GENTLEMAN and WIFE looking for
home are invited 70 Join win me- ana
take a house IN good neighDorhoou' s.ine
cnce given. X X. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

t. 9RYTowN-''THE cAsTLE."--surn-
mr. season only: baroninl mansion. su-
RsIo view; moderate rent NIXON. W
Byay
TO RENT. IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
tine residence near club rad posioi-
nee. contains parlor. dining-rOom. library.
buNet pantry servants nail, Kitchen.
laundry. IL bedrooms. bath. ana open fire
places. furnace. etc. stable. stalls and
bos-stoll, and rooms for coach man: ten
nts-cour, Apply 10 f. G. PETERS.
Lenox. Mass.
WE ARE NOW OFFERING Mt greatly
country seats and houses: season or year:
line Hudson. Harlem. New Haven, North
ern railroads: ssnd for catalogue. VIM ".
HOYT & 20, . Yanderbllt-ave.. opposite
Grand Central Depot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

FOR -Es:ahiished manufacturing
lusin.ssi staple article: trade mark. sell
70 wholesale dealers: n good paying bust
ness. capital required ah0u; sl5. go. $50 90
has been made IN year. and never less
than $1,000 reason 'or ceiling other In
tesests. highest references. NJ agents.
Address Tlox 900 t. o.. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FINE LOFTS TO LET: steady power;
steam heat and elevator; good hSh'- 49,
ply so West 2Jd-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

AT GLENRIDGE. y. J.. nicely fur
nished house for the summer. so per
month: has all Improvements. shade and
broad piazza: near railroad station. Ad-
dress BOX ~.
AsBURY PARK. n J-Desirable fur.
nished cottages for rent: lists MILAN
ROSS. Asbury Park. n J.
COTTAGES AT ORANGE. South or
ange. short HIS. summit. Madison
nnh Morris,own. SIS 20 500 per month.
season or year. PATTERSON a
O'BRIEN. 80 broadway.
FOR RENT FOR TIE sEAsON.-A new.
large furnished house. all modern I'm
provefnent~; large piazza fine view. on
quiet street: elevated from village. In
Berkshire HIS. Great harrington Mass.
!. ). WHITING.
on NANTUCKET ISLAND Furnished
cottages a. S.asconsct: rent 800 20 $40;
Temperature Of surf 20 degrees, no hot
days malaria or rnOsqui'oes. ocean views;
circulars furnished. INDEklIlLL. mi
ton-s'.
SEASIDE COTTAGES. furnished, rent
low balance season. II. w. DAW-
SON. Isle Of Wight Station. j. ]. X X.
TO RENT for July. Angus, and Septem-
Der. 80 minutes from New-Iork. very
desirable siK-rOFn corner apartment on
9Th ave, Brooklyn. first floor fully fur
nished possession NJ once. Call or adj
dress Mrs. BAIRD. - 0th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

HAVE your manuscript copied by mn ex-
per 700 words; correspondence solicited
prompt attention and WORK guaranteed.
Address C. r. MICHEL. lG5 Montgomery
ave- bloomfield y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

tor. Chaplin in his way unrivalled. But he was
Englishman born in France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

BICYCLES. -Is04. si25. pneumatics guar
anteed lamp. bell tools. while they last.
SiA LIZA InMers-si.. llr0OkLyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

BICYCLE BARGAINS CNEwD Juvenile
wheels. ST. up. Ladies' or Gents pneu
wheels. So. $50. 81 to $50. Cush. tired
So 10 ST. HERALD 90. tSpot 'ash
Housed ia Nnsau-st. near J.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

FOR sALE.--A I'm" lumber business. with
stock on hand. planning mill and blind
aud sash factory, In = rich ana prosper
ous locality. Address A. VI. HANCr'k
A 90 bankers and brokers EagiOn. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRiP-
TONS FOR THE NETWORK 1kIii.
vNh WILL BE HEcElFED At THE
2a door north ~ Thirty lrst-s,.: and AD-
VERTIsEMENTS al the following Branch
Offices 254 Eighth-ave.. go ThIrd.avo..
corner Fo:ty.ses enth-st. 100 East Forty.
sevcnth-st. corner Third ave. $50 Eat
l25,A-st.. near Third-aya..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

FOREMAN Thoroughly practical
man. position az foreman Of manager 81
Gsntieman's farm or estate, married. small
family: aged 80: references first-class. w.
q. MARTIN. Greenwich. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

IN ilNEER and all-arouGd machinist'
ua.orstanas water-tuhe boiler WORK,
wants situation IN the South. West Indies
or South An erica. ). FRANKLIN, ~
West 22d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

FOR SALE Four Horsepower Edison
standard Motor bargain. lnG.Ee ~
NEcet a. elevator man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

FOR SALE. Trucking business. double
and single trucks. with work ~ three
hnraa. ~ flns.l a d st. I.rnnIlNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
Country.

SACRIFICED for 81 800 cash 20 close an
estate: lo-room house in the catskills;
- furnished: acres trout aerear; fruit.
portunity. irnredIate possession no ex-
eenanse ELTlNGE LONGYEAR. Fly
Mountain. X. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

FOR SALE An historic pendulum.
nirikcs a. ~ = and hours. seized In
convent connscated and sold st an auc-
tlon by Napoleon ! IN Rapalo, i'aly. a
wonderful piece 81 work. address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

BICYCLES. -Iiizh-gTade pn~umatcs from
si5 70 $50 all ABSOLUTELY new. Is "a ~
pounds: also ladies. BICYCLE OFFICE.
433M Lexington ave. near 4fth st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

GENTS BICYCLE. liEh, roadster. high
est grade. with set duplicate parts tires
and saddle. complete. with Road King
lamp ana h'll. Can be seen a. 10 White
mil 81 NOlm B..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

J. GUITAR &C. +. Martini. viii cell cheap
j. II. :. 1905 6th-ayc.. nea- 56thst.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A 3-STORY brick store and dwelling on
Atlantic ave. brooklyn for sale or lease. .
price -. 300 VIII pay II per cent. splendid
chance for "A harness maker or other small
business. BOX 22l. PeeksKin. y. \.
FOR SALE on LEASE.-A modern 3-siory
20xtOxiOO brOwnstone hOuee. on Hancock
St Brooklyn. cabinet tim. mirrors, dec
orations Will sell cheap. Box I'll, Peek
skin. y. y.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth-s,.--
Substantial. artistic. detached house; low
price, send for circular. ATLAS III
PROVEMENT co. 10 broadway.
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DRESsMAKING.

AA-CoUTURIER FRANCAIsE. Nine.
Anderson. lOs West l7th- st. foru'sa ,,
With stern;s. Ladder materials made. las'
sa.aon's d-esses remodollcd: fancy waists
summer prices. ------
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
ANANI'TNSfS. -- Refined Young iil,'
trained nurse. ftcnogrlrhrr anu 80
wri,rr desires position Ia p"Fa'Vll.ait.
~. o.cuat.rned 20 o'licc work. krrplhS
uhyalcian's BOOKS ana & assist AZ up- ~
lions. . years In present poSU CON 'ur,,,s-
ercnces Address EUSlNESH' - NV
hall st. Room 90 - -
LADY formerly IN Iurh,,h na IN, Vas'''
such work SMITH. $40 " es' ~
LADY desires employment IN natn'nS
c,tnlIihment OPP private 'nsasfN''"'s "'
- 49,. I'd references from FHs
sicians CAN ~" dih-AVr'
A ,rTrN'vION Wanted. imrrc h1tciy. ny
redn.d educated lady position as ,"Pa
i4t secretary or companion. ~ w,u1I ~,
.,ruct parties Of neglected efn'h mon "'
mail, English branches, system OF ,'a'"-
Ing interesting and progressive: Address
II Overlook Place N"wbutg. =
,.tpt i..,,ns school would like position In
rCi,,. nlaiu writer. good AZ figures. A.
dress JULIA CLIFFORD. 30 N'rth 1'h-
~. Brooklyn. -----------
LADIES TAILOR and dressma&er; On
gagcmcntS BY any or "~ek 81 '"'f""'
III Gth-av~
POSITION Of Trust by a c3pahl' l I,I,
teacher u English ard music, country
preferr.d Address CITY rErT.M y 'Ni.'',
Tribune Rraach Oaice. l06 West ats 80.
SAIEsI,ADY. by young lady would
IKE to a,curc nice position, FORMER
occupation s.hcslady. no CONFUSING "A
dress MAGGIE G.. 30 North an ST.
Brooklyn.
srENOGHAPHER. we'll educated, 'ornp"-
t.nt desires POSITION: Will substitute: no
advantage taken. J.. ~, 2Ol East lfth-st.
STENOGRAFHER. &c.-By an rNperirnccl
st.nographcr typewriter and teiegrapn"r,
civ or country. BAKER. 5s7 Lexington
ave.
STENOGRApUER. TYPEWRiTf R-By a
young lady; wishes 20 take -uos'', . n,r ,
place as stenOgraTher In copying V"'Vr'
JOHNSON. 293 East 2N'h-s'
WANTED -Typewriing copying. legal.
\ r.nts per rage. also ir'nch ana Ger
man TRANSACTIONS. orders by mal promptly
attended % and lclive.e-. III Nassau-st.
Room 'JJ3.
YOUNG TEACHER wishes position a.
cashier. countr; hotel preferred Tor the
summer: or willing TO % writing; highest
r, ferences. H.. s2i 0th-ave.
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FOR SALE.

80
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-JOo secon'l-
haac wood and Iron working machines;
fully guaranteed. machinery bought ana
exchanged. GEORGE II. EDDY 33o Mads-
tcn-S
BICYCLES. -iso4. si2j. pneumatics. guar
anieed lamp. bell. tools. while they last.
s's li2A Powers-s,.. brooklyn.
BICYCLE in Al condition. cheap. WIN
KRETZLER lis West l0th-st
BICYCLE BARGAINS CNEwc. Juvenile
Wheels. si2 up Laacs' or Cents fa.s P pire9
So to So HERALD 90. spot cash
Housed. ia Nasau-st.. near j. ..
BICYCLES.
Secondhand takr1 IN trade FOR new
wheels: we have over 10 We VIII clear ont
very cheap. such az Nassau. S3i 90 haiys-
tor. $50 Warwick s35: Westerns, $40:
Oxforls. s45. ORNONDE COMPANY. 10
Harc!ayat n.
BICYCLES Meteor cushion tire. lady's
hish-grade pneumatic tire; both Iftle
used: must sell. no reasonable offor re-
fused. III Franklin-ft.. ~ floor.
BICYCLES -Hizh-gsade pnrunatics from
sij to SO: all ABSOLUTELY new 70 70 -
pounds. also ladies. NlClCLE OFFi'E'
435il Lexington. ave. near 4tth-st
DEsKs-A four-foot polished oak roli'op
desk for f20 5-foot high roll solid oak
Gesk Cor sas IN. bryrs, bargains IN New
YORK EMPIRE DESK CO.. 400 B'vay.
ELEGANT o,t foli'nz-hed: plate mirror
Or NJ: cos. sT5 NICHOLSON. 2)2 W'st
Gfh-st.
FOR LE.-Es.ahl,shed manufacturing
busin,ssi staple article. trade mark. sell
e. wholesale dealers, a good payinR busi-
ness. capital required about SO 90. sD.VD
has been made IN p year. and never less
than ti4 ODO: reason Tor ceiling other In
tesests. hlghos, references. NJ agents.
Address BOX 800 +. o.. city.
FOR SALE An historic pendulum.
Hfrikcs Il. y. = and hours: seized In
convent. conhscated and sold at an auc-
wonderful piece 81 work ADDRESS
RELIC. Tribune Orice.
FOR SALE. Four horsepower edison
standard Motor. bargain. lnG.i.e ~
West at. elevator man
FOR sALE.-A FIN. lumber business. with
stock on hand. planning mill and blind
nud sash factory; In rich ana prosper
ous locality Address 4. NJ. HANCtr h
4 CO.. bankers and brokers. Ena'on fenn.
ron SALE. Trucking business. . double
and single trucks. with work - three
horses. - Cansrlyna st. i.rorklyn.
GENTS RICYCLE. liRh, roadster. high
est grade with set duplicate parts. tres
and saddle. complete with Road king
lamp and h,ll. Can be seen a. 10 White
hall 81, Room 81.
GUITAR &C.. +. Martini. VIII cell cheap.
}. II. :. zoos 6th-ayc.. nra. 56ih-st.
SAFES. Cheap for casn; crossing out stock
on hand OF National safes AT les,
than cost OF manufacture. y. ii. GROSS.
COS broadway
WILL SELL large ro,lection u L. :. cop
per coins BOX 30" Spring Valley. Rock
land County. y. y.
1925 WILL BIY fne old violin, suifa
bic for a professional solo or orchestra
player. most powerful tone; perfect order
Address VIOLIN. l62 East %'d-st.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBScRIP
TONS FOR THE NETWORK trim
UNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No 242 Broadway
"a dooi north Of Thirty nrs,-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

BY youns man in pri-
vate family. hotel or boarding house: well
recommended. wages no object. ED
WARD, Fox As. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

A HpSASI< 900 Successfully working
established haicni~i n lr,c,,oly. can maze
5000 his year huyiug up plants. cor
I,oration organized. preferred stock H per
cent Guaranteed offered 90 - short while.
or hair Interest Gail and iryeF'iElic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

eAf ES Cheap for casN; ciosinH out stock
on hand OF National safes at less
than cost OF manufacture. =. II. GROSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRIP-
TioNs FOR THE EEM.YoRK TkiE-
UNE WILL BE REcElVED III TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. LA. BroadwhS'
% door norm OF Thirty-nrst-s;-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

BICYCLES Meteor cushion tire. LADY
high-eradc pneumatic tire; both little
used: must sell. no reasonable offor re-
fused. IL Franklin-f t 3 floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

Secondhand tak--l IN trade FOR new
wheels. we have over 10 We will clear ont
very cheap. such "a Nassau. S3i ~, 6alya-
tor. s35. Warwick. s3J. Westerns, tt9:
Oxfords. s45. ORNONDE COMPANY. 10
barclay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01

DEsKS-A four-foot polished oak roliiop
desk for 400 5-foot high roll solid oak
Gcsk Cor t7s the biggest bargains IN New
York EMPIRE DESK CO.. 400 ID way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
FLATS TO LET-Furnisbe ed.

1rr-pNrsIED APARTMENT Rent mod
erst,. cool: All light windows on four
eldes. Inquire hall boy. 80 West Wash
ington Place.
TO LET. Flat, $50 feet from Central
PARK, nice light rooms; all improve
rncnts; bathroom: sl7. See Janitor. NO. -
West O9th-st.