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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-08-02
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DIFFERENT TINES
bring different methods The big, bulky
pills such as our grandfathers had to put up
with won't do to-day. Medical science has
thing better-Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pelletc.
tiny as mustard seeds, but moro effective
than anything you can take. That's be-
cause their methods are moro natural.
They have peculiar strengthening or tonic
effect on the lining membranes Of tho intes-
tines, which gives q permanent cure. They
prevent, relieve, and put an end to Bilious
ness, Constipation, Janndice, Dizziness, Sour
Stomach, Sick or Bilious Headaches, In6i-
gestion, and every like disorder.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-08-02

CLERK-"Are you going to discharge me,
then2" Druggist-''Yes; think we can dis
pense without you."-Harvard Lampoon.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-08-02

"Incurable" cases Of Catafrh are cural,
Catarrh Remedy. Tho makers Of this medi-
cine guarantee it TO benefit or cure, Or
money refunded. By all dealers in medi-
cines.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-08-02

WHEREVER there is love there will bo
trust.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-08-02

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is a Constitutional Cure. Price tic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Shipman's
Hand Fence Machine. 5li212: smith
Twelve Keyed IIarmonica. Hunts tut
verifying Mil. 4V3. lCi. EDGAR TATE &
Co, 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

ard none 10 Fordham. Like the Oranges and other
vsu.Jersey suburban towns. the Fordham resident
,s the strongest personal interest in the assOcia
lions and legends Of his home The club grew ont
=, the shirt to subserve and foster those associa-
TONS The neighborhood is longer country
.yburb though the delightful country seats OF
Linn Clafln Frederick w Devoe, DR.. j. II. Eden
ard John B. Haskins still implrt the spacious free
Son OF the country to the locality. The modest and
attractive homes Of active professional and business
man OF the city among them :. NJ BiXby. Elmer A.
Alep Professor r. II. Dundon, OF the Normal Col
lgs: Charles A. Brown. Henry W. Nogel ex-Judge
Paterson, Robert II. Oakley. DR. Henry NJ. Nc
c,cken. Chancellor OF the University OF the City
cN.w-York and II 5. Fuller Editor of School,"
Rave been multiplying within a few years. st.
Inns College on the east side is now reinforced
ty the University OF the City of New-York the
rest and the educational interests still further
stamped on the heights with the generous project
q william H Webb. the Ship Builders Home and
School that overlooks the Harlem River from one
Of the mos; attractive points.
The club was organized seven years ago as sort
o. local areopag.ta 10 which the resident might APP
peal In the interests of his home. unrestricted by
social or political bias Here he meets to criticise
public measures, institute reforms and oppose all
schemes that would lower the character OF his
neghborhoOi The social side provides for many
and attractions. f. W. Devoe was
the FIRST president OF the club. Its usefulness has
already been shown in pubic affairs. and 1t has
wider field OF usefulness before 1t in the develop
ment Of upper New-York
Two years ago the plan was formed Of placing 1t
on permanent basis by the purchase of grounds
and the erection of building. These ideas took
hape with the purchase of the present site The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
THE FORDHAM CLUBS HOME
~ AN OLD COLONIAL MANSION.
-,xns on HISTORIC GROUND AND is MUCH !
u PRICED BY ITS MEMBERS.

>,ns on HISTORIC GROUND AND is MUCH
i PRICED BY ITS MEMBERS.
,,o Highbrdge Road in Fordham. just off
o" ,ve the handsome new structure of the
le'0" cub is attracting much attention and ad-
fo' from those who pass that way. Around
p" ,o on Fordham Heights there linger many
u a,,ons of local and historic interest. The
Ss,.h,s" were chrisiened during the Revolutionary
'n ,.sgle and they looked down on the valleys
H'us' ,are the neutral ground" and which
VIZ kenmore Cooper. in The Spy" has fixed
'a ~ The graceful Corinthian pillars Of
ID snrding from the porte cochere lock out on
tT,~r,dre Road. which local traditions say was
he.,yorjte walk of Edgar Allen Poe. TO and from
w ". .oueduct to Hghbrdge. that fifty years ago
!" ,s, been completed. The simple rustic cot
a'' shere Poe spent his last and pleasantest years
az g. city. is only few minutes walk to the
The clubhouse is Of tasteful and classic de-
hN and the trim lawns and the hosptabe colonial
80" .os are in happy accord with the mellow ira
mons Of Fordham
o,ten said that New-York is lacking in munich
.,ir;t and enterprise. but if this applies to the
=, large it has no application to its suburbs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
THE FORDHAM CLUB HOUSE.

THE FORDHAM CLUB HOUSE.
plans Of the building were approved last year and
the clubhouse was completed and opened by the
members with a reception last month. 1t is one Of
the few suburban clubs occupying and owning. as
does. practically. its own property. The plan OF
Procedure. which was somewhat novel insures the
permanent success of the club a corporation
known as the Fordham Club Land and Building
Association was formed by the most active MEM
tes and shares 10 tne or $4,000 were issued
and promptly taken
The president OF the corporation is A II.
Dundon and the treasurer is John j. Brady.
PRESIDENT OF the club. Among the larger stock
holders are John Clafin, Samuel w Fair
CHILD. F. W. Devoe and Hugh Neill The
CORPORATION owns the property and leases 1t to the
club al an annual rental The grounds and build
hs represent outlay of about $4,000 The club
house covers space of ~ feet front by 100 in depth
The interior Is finished in oak. and the building is
e'uooed with all the facilities and Improvements
% had in the more elaborate clubs In the city.
on the first floor a broad hallway leads to the
esSssp'onrooms. the pariors and the offices OF me
tw The greater part OF the floor is given TO the
Is No.. Tor public meetings. The hall will seat 30
i s,e and IL has stage for private theatrcals
and are the library and reading room the billiard
js ocs sta rooms. and restaurant. The third moor
led cared by the steward and the basement Is tit
rrom 1s Dresden; OF the club John J. Brady -
shosaemmt lawyer In active practice IN me cry
,PSHse once Is at No. ~ Nassau-st He mas llyed N
N 10 q since child. attended Grammar School
Is,,r IN the town. and graduated from ~:
fHs college in 1872 His business has prevented
urr.s rom holding public Office but he was Strongly
year 20 'ske the nomination for the Assembly ias'
e. and he Is highly esteemed By the community
nsc,ss Democrat but independent and no. con.
Inc win any organIzaton. The otner officers OF
pres sse are Dr. T j. Dunn and = n sisson vice
secssc.esns; T. Rhys Smith and william r.. Slckf;s
F,sccuSs.es and Louis c. HAHN. treasurer on the
Co,,auNe Committee are Charles keary John =.
EfLmhneiey. ". r. Montgomery. Thomas VI. Lynch
ss.Sya j. Kelly and Samuel r. Duffey. Among tne
n p. members are such Unknown names as ~
Jo,,D fp,haId. Augustus 4. Ai.en. l.. r. Carnin
e. .aa W. x Corris Professor A. II. Dundon. exPres
d i.nliam h. Ellison. George X. Haniton' ~ r.,
yarashrs9n. schOO. COmm!ss. Oner joseph A. 'IoIoen
ham No M9rrs9n Assemblyman C. Marin f Inbn
rsaofrs 7. $. Moore. NJ. j. Mcl)ermott Jonh
GsssI".nsus Samuel Macmillan. president OF ,he
wjlI,emm Driving Club; Robert l., Mes Juage
E.aa.mh McCrea Anthony Oechs u. A. Penmah,
ME- Rower. William G. Rogers; jr; A;dermah
t,s.ns n Schott. II. l.. Stoddard Clarke n iIap
w, 4, Jonn d. Treadwe,l. James Thomson. Richal'
III NOE; T W Thorne. }: Hamilton Young. j. g.
4few W. Boyd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
TIE POWER or MUSIC.

1T I'm The Albany Argus
In ~ wise man has said that where there IL music
rel, nome circle happiness Invariably reigns. ~
brains mat three of New York's famous men OF
The were chatting over dinner the other day, ana
tcandsiv ersation turned upon family skeletons ana
that h. one OF the gentlemen present declared
pana.. na1 sure antidote for scandal. and In ex.
scsn%an of his declaration said 81 never knew OF
ever vcn IN a family that loved music. and wher,
ham, ma musical family there you will find
feachsnpy family. where no breath Of scandal ever
vorcs ~ In all my experience never knew d.
Cons s AZ occur In family where husband and wife.
tie d. daughters gathered in the parlor after
them TASK was done and let music entertain
wicked Know OF many such families in this big,
and in !. the famous men OF this day love music.
cioset consne majority OF cases though the
IL nsva monster In the shape Of a skeleton,
nnes m allowed to even peep forth from Its con-
eedents Of neieton may have been created by ante
ent kensr more or less wicked traits but the pres
tshf foreSsnon seems TO be bound to bury II from
~ scsnA.1I; Music as an antidote for unhappness
oai Is really not q new remedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

Al PATENTS FOR SATE.--Tchtmann' ;
change receiver. 476,T O3. Barnes and
Smiths sheetfeeding mechanism % 20
Diers ceiling top, 52T.Ol3. EDGAR TATE
4 co, 2iJ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

ABSOLUTELY nrst-class apartments. sui,s
and single. eNquisltey furnished; moo
crn'". II West 25th-st.
VERY SELECT new apartment one
block from I. station. suitable Tor one or
two gentlemen. use of bath and breakfast
II desired. references exchanged. 2S West
Slst-st.
a GENTLEMAN op TWO. seeking superior
home near t.3d-st Madison-ave. en- suite
or aingly; breakfast optional. Address
PRIVATE FAMILY. G32 Park-ave.
AN ELEGANTLY furnished apartment.
near Jth-ave., Murray Hill private table
II desired fine office near Herald Square,
single rooms. - 10 Sl2: transient and per
manent accommodations. DALEY. ~
Yves, 35th-st
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED room: large
or small. In private family; gentleinen'
reasonable. 100 West +sth-st
IRVING PLACE. corner Ioth-st, H. East.
Furnished rooms. en- suite or single;
references required.
LARGE FRONT ROOMS. newly furnished.
hot and cole water. closets. bath. ETC.:
reference. 2lV West 40th-st I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Knights Re
placing Device for Derailed cars. J2'
7iJ: McNab's Automatic window SASH
shutter Lock. 500. 129. EDGAR TATE q
CO., AS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
BOARD WANTED.

THDKOiGII teacher of vocal and In
strunI"ntAl music would like To- "NchanEr
lessons Tor home" references exchanged
Address '"TEACIEk 2i3 West l2ith. st
WINTER QUARTERS FOR family ~ four:
two rooms and board. city or country no
objection to farm. near depot. convenient
to city. give full description aud price.
WINTER. Box ~. 20 West lith-st
WANTED By gentleman and wife ia
private family preferred. large sunny
front room with board west side. terms
xi3 weekly. Address ". H.. Tribune Office.
3,TI ST. - WEST. Desirable well fur
nishrd square rooms - Jet. with supe-
rior board reference required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
OTTGOIN STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. OCT. 81 1894.
ARRIVED.

Steamer /aan lam (Dutch). Duit. Amsterdam October
American Steam Navigation Co Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer La nTs,asns Gr Rqpe from H"vre was
Steamer Salamanca cBr5 Hutchinson. Port spain with
steamer Alamo. Lewis Galveston with mdse and pas
s"nsers to G II Mallory & Co. , ,,,ou,..
ton. with rndse and passengers to " p Clyde & 60
Steamer Tailahassee Assns Savannah October "a with
Sandy Hook. N j.. oct. 81. $40 m.-wind calm.
CLEARED.
Steamer Victoria d3r Boothby. Mediterranean ports
steamer Guyando,,e. Walker West Poin,-old Dominion
Steamer Concho. Crowel. Key West and Gaveston-C
steamer seneca Stevens. Havana and Mexican ports
Steamer Mississippi CBp. Gates London-New- York
steamer II f Dmock Coleman Bos,on-H Dimock
steamer wyanoke Davis. Newport News and Richmond
Steamer Edam dutch. Bruinsma, Amsterdam. via
Pntaea gt Sake Ea.,por Me- Roberts
Steamer Furnessia CBr). Harris Glasgow-Hendersoh
steamer Old Dominion. Couch. Norfolk and Newport
News-Od Dominion s. 60 -. "a,
& steamer co' A"''n 'os'' N''e'' "'"Du' '
assq kf smS wa An
Steamer Fsmborough Br). Stevenson. ttila and Inv
Steamer EHxaad h; Healey l2nasnF W Hurst
cs s,rsmsr oT" Jaw f'' ciydc co
steamer FL Sol. Mason. New-orleans-john T Van
Sickle.
Kis W5T london Cen Ama fF & HS@
burg virginia oC;er) s,etin Copenhagen. etc: rmbria
Orleans ke WPysnost %spo t News and Rond
Dominion Norfolk and Newport New: Nac% 3,f
d,utchS' rotterdam via Boulosne Victoria d,r Meii-
La ToaTaih~ 'Fn Hayre eyclSs p-s' rsrno p..s
Gen. Hamburg Alene tBr,. Kingston. savanila' ETC.
BARK Ieber CI,r, Tor Rio Grerde DO Sol
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Scotland Light.vessei
Notice that, on or about Noyeme'r 20 i isa
land Light Vessel No :. moored 70 the eastward 81
s s,S and ms w se' Sn IN the to
Liver Bay changed from fixed white T. nHei red
Aanc H. and Gulf Goa.;s iss. page
1 Of esoS % snd aoy rhg ld y oer " ne
Light House Board: ,,rs . c,rry
washnr,on D c. October %. iNs.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Lackawanns OBJ. Robinson from N"wYork
October 49, arrived at London October =, ct, o,
Der 10 arrived at Liverpool october -
steamer Paris Watkins for New-York. sailed from
Sesiner Kansas city of,r Jones from NewYork oc'o-
0f seane %'' Chicago r Hsds%ay NewYor oco
Ter q arrived al Newcastle october ~ $780,.
steamer Calico ,Br. Wilton. from N"w-fork october
steamer state Of Nebraska ct. Brown sailed from
seamer Hcks eD1n f suh .a lr" co~r y
oc,o6e@ IT, arrived Rotterdam October q 49,. vi.
STEAMER schiedam Dutch. De Boer. from New
sailed from Amsterdam October = -,
steamer la BouTgosne 80 h"D'e"'' i" ~" '''"'
Steamer Peconic On Harnden from Mediterranean
ports for New-York. passed ,ilbIa'ai p,'Dh,f vi,
October %.
Steamer Rubens CBn. Fsirlem. from New-York August
20 arrived Montevideo October J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
DRESSNI KING.

A.-Dressmaker. In. with White,
Howard q Co.. latest sly les nj snort
notice; perfection In fitting and designing.
fancy waists street and house gowns, az
home or By day SCOTT. 205 W. 22d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

A.-A.-AN UNUSUALLY desirable mod
ern house. 100 West 7Gth-st. four stories
hrOwnstone. best neighb0rhood IN West
Side. artistic design. new plumbing. three
doors from now cars . Broadway: rent
value. unfurnishci. s2lOp. furnished.
ZOO. rent ~ secondary consideration to
responsible tenant
AN ATTRACTIVE new csidence. 10
ininu'es from station nj Morrlst0wn.
y. J.. for rent furnished Tor winter. or
one or two years. - rooms nud large
hall. with nreplaces. ail modern improve
ments. stable. etc. beautiful Views. low
rent - desirable party for this winter. APP
ply to T.. - Box 323. Morris'own. y j.
l.o45 FOREST AVE Ten rooms and large
garret. all improvements. furnace heated /.
In perfect order. a suburban HON good
n"ighbprhood. pur" air. high ground. 3
blocks south u iGGth-st station. 3d.ave
l. road. far" > cents rent only s3S. owner
az house from 10 - T.
UrOOk1yn.
To LET -Thrr~ story ana mansarl brick
dwelling. all improvements. ~. 80
Hn'in'.sf.. near Jt-tyo.. brooklyn. rent
81 - yer month Appiy ~ KOCH sons
& 90. 81 T~arl-s'.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

INFIRNISHED ROOMS TOILET.
f'NF't HNfSllED rooms In bachelor apart
m-nt-. h-autlful location. 2-S 5th-aN" .
between Both ana 3lst sts. Apply Nine
MNEitS.
I'D ST. 25l WEST LIGHT. cheerful
rooms. furnished or UNFINISHED Apply
MANAGER. Clinton Apartment 2j3 vs.
i2d IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

AT GLEN RIDGE Hln.-ryom house.
every Improvement. rent si2D ~ Bloom.
field. broom house. every Improvement
lpt J1SliD. beautiful location. near IN.
park; rent, $40. both u~tr railfpad 80.
tionS. Apply NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
EINNISIED HOUSES TO LET.

Am St'ALl.N desirable mod
rrn house. 10, West iGth St. four stories.
hrnvustDur. best nrighburhpOd on West
Side. artistic design. new plumbing; three
l,r,rs from u.W cara - broadway, rent
value. unfinished. -. 100: furnished.
s. 900. rent 81 secondary consideration 10
responsible tenant.
FLUSHING. Long ISLAND. Handsome
house, fully furnished. beautifully To-
Gated. completed IN 1882. every modern
cor,.niencr. plate glass windows. hard
wood floors. porcelain baths, ctc.i cow,
horse ard carriage. cuachnan and COOK
II desired. To let during owners absence
Ia Europe. desirable parties. who would Dc
careful Of handsome furniture. only &C.
c~ptnb.. MITCHELL. BROS. ~ anu 40
L"unhrd-st.
10 LET Completely furnished or unfur-
nishrd for winter or until OCTOBER j,
puss"sSiun AZ once. new house In lonkers,
minutes from Northern depot rom
New York central. rooms. besides bath.
laundry. sforcroum. buffers pantry and
good cellar hot-air flinncr. all improve
ments. unacceptable references required
and glArn. Addr' ~ j.. BOX 243. Tribune
Oace.
brooklyn.
HOUSE To LET furnished or unfur-
nish"d. Fort Greene Place. near De ka.b-
ave. history brownsfon". II room; perfect
order. T. minutes 20 Bridge. low rent 10
responsible party. Apply 20 court-s' ana
20 Flatbush
LEONARD MOODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

DETER & KELLOGG & 60. Auctione~rs
Will sell ~
Madison S4uar" Garden. New Nufk.
TUESDAY oct aOih. ,sHI DAY and Nv ENlNt.
comm. ncrg al 10 D'cloek \ VI. AMI - = ii.
NINETY TROTTiNG BRED HORSES
from the
EMPIRE CITY st 4 y.
WILLIAM SIMPSON. New fo-k.
Catalogue 70. lv. includes man" horses In
- which have records. others untf ur'i
well broken and promising III" s'1lli 'na ANN
which is Nominee = IL. carving %" blood ~ ''lf
smith MAID Lady Thorn and Lucy. ala by o.
slr"s ana bred winning inr- The mares AMI ~ e~
by Nominee Acauiaih unfluling SISTER 90 Atf
2lij. lord Russell Whips. Young Jim. H"ll Boy. on
ward. ETC and rut - dams bf Ncf"n~. Jas Gould. Dan
lei Iambcr'. G"Orgc Wilkes Happy Medium. etc. Many
- the animals illustrated hi ph1''"ngi h,ing. tn"
horses viii lr at the fac, = sale Monday oct. -
For Catalogue address
PETER g KELLOGG n co. Auction~ers.
iO1 John ~ New York.
DETER g. KELLOGG y 90. ArCTIDNEERs.
j VIII 90
MnlIs-n snnnl. n:nrl.n Now Ynrls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

l,a WEST 34Tn ST Large front sunny
roums. hall rooms. pailor Moor. private
bath French cooking private table ref
.f'u,rr.
3ai WEST N5TU ST Delightful. sunny
rooms. private family. references.
.l3 WEST l5TIl- ST. Choice rooms with
ever, convenience. excellent table; new
management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
DETER G. KELLOGG y 90. AuCTIpNEERs.
J. VIII sell
Madison square Garden. New York
Wednesday, oct. 81. THURSDAY Nov. |. 1894.
commencing mornings 10 oclook and evenings 49,
boy electric Hight.
OVER 100 TROTTINt;- BRED HORSES.
consigned from the noted stud Of Mc~s's
ROBERT STEEL. Cedar Park. Philadelphia. Penn.
ISAAC V BAKER Comsrocrs y T..
JOHN II. SHUTS. Parkvlle y. Y.
II. l.. r. j. stout Dubuque. Iowa.
and others.
NJ. HDler' steel

sends from Cedar twenty five Young brood
by Happy Medium. Rcd wilkes. STEAMBOAT. Nut
wood Woodruff. Nova Norval. sunted 80 m" we'll
known Cedar Park stations Sale commence W-'in"-
day. oct 81 at 10 u'clOck 4. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

ABSOLUTE CLOSING OUT
OF ALI.
THE BROODMARES
OF TIE CELEBRATED
PENN VALLEY STUD,
Morrsville, Pa. 49, ... 80
THE LOT OF THIRTY -FOUR originally cost fl2o0pv
SIX Of them. $50 20" at aTc,i1n Thsy are ~, rASI.
mention TLEE WILKES. 2:23 SISTER - sable
wilkes: MOQUETrE -. :.25'.. ASIklpNt. sister
10 Ionia 2l7ia: DAIREEN. 22ii1 THE Bud. IS
ter to Disputant Els. ElFHA. hy AHer'"n ~"
out 81 the dam u Axiel ~. 2.l2. etc. e''
TIE ADVANTAGES Of CLOSING OFT SALES - pur-
chasers apparent ,,.,,
CATALOGUES may be obtained IN application 70 WM
Is FASIG. Manager Trotting Department TAT
TERSAII.S lith-sf. and 7th-nvc.. New York
". GRAHAME ROSS. General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC


sunrise 626 Sunset 500 Moon a m 445 Moons age %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
~ ~ Sanoy Hook I0GGov Island 1881 He'll 9:24
f'Nl-asndy Hook 1885 Gov Island 500 IIcll Vi3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

HANDSOMELY furnished large room for
rentlemen l2l West Whilst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

PHILADELPHIA real estate wanted In
-N'hang" Tor TWO furnished cottages al
Long Branch. Address ~ \ SAIIER
l. - Box 49,. Philadelphia
BETH ST. - WEST Medium sized
hnusr. subject To- $i2WO AZ ; per cent
bargain SAMl ~. NINON. ~ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
ROOMS WAyTE1

BACHELOR wishes furni. he'd room IN
house or apartment occupied py suicuy
private family. j., 1927 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

CITY HEAL ESIATE FOX SALE.
-------e------ ------- 49,
A.-A.-FOR SALE. six American base
m"ut Colonial houses. just completed. adj
joining Central Park. newest and most
popular style. combined with the very lat
eat Improvements. right on the backbone
II the island. convenient to cable, T.
road and crJsstpwn lines and az prices To
compete WITH he lowest. Nos. to H. West
s1th-St.: various interior arrangements but
all artis'icllly designed. substantially built
ana Beautifully fitted. up. always open.
Booklet with fun description. plans. pric =.
etc. On Application to owner. CHARLES
RI FIX. Pa Columhus-nye.. Gomez 12I-s;.
A CHANCE seldom uffrrrd.-A magnificent
house nttel for owners use. completely
and elegantly furnished. overlooking Cen
'ral Park West; I-story @2xiO2. 5000.
easy terms DALEY. - West 3jth-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0s,h Star.
tstic. substantial villa. less than 800
600. easy terms: send for circular. ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT CO.. ~ Broadway.
Brooklyn.
CHARMING BAYWINDOW dwelling. II
large rooms. sanitary plumbing newly
decorated full lot. on" or two families. 2ID
4sth-st.: on hillside. nice location. immeii-
ate possession. cheap At 800. make an
offer. easy terms. GILBERT ELLIOTT.
JK.. zoo Iiroadway. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
FLATS TO LET-Cufurnisheh.


CHOICE FLAT. near Central Park $50.
seven rooms and bathroom. steam heated.
l. East Dlst-st.
ELEGANT APARTMENT. eight large.
handsome rooms. steam heat. hot water.
hall boy and janitor service. 500 and sC,.
choice location. I15 East I3th-st.
PHYSICIANS. ATTENTION. - Desirable
apartments, = West s2d-st.. opposite
Ber~sford, fine neighborhood.
THE CLINTON. 253 West 12d-st.. near
broadway all Hight apart
ments private halls. baths. steam heat !.
elevator all night choice restaurant In
building.
5TH-AvE.. Los corner sGth-st. Elegant
apartment, overlooking Park. moderate
rent SAMUEL NIXON. 90 Broadway.
23D-ST 33y WEST. Seven rooms In per
feet order: unexceptionable house and To-
cation attractive In every way. reasonable.
Brooklyn.
FLATS TO LET. Park slope. beautiful.
location; 2d-s'.. 2 blocks from Prospect
Park - minutes to Bridge. rooms:
light and cheerful: al. Improvements. rent
only s25 10 $21: these are the cheapest
fats In New-York or Brooklyn. Apply ~
Court-st and 276 Fiatbush-nve.
LEONARD MOODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Iiodge Broth
ers' automatic valve for steam radiators.
Business established would pay si2. %"
yearly II pushed EDGAR TATE q co.
245 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. --Avery's Cat
tie Car. as. i0l. and Belt Fastener. 3oo 70
gG2. rrlfsches Reversible Pipe Tapping
Tool. EDGAR TATE q CO, 20 Broad
WAY