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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
NINE KINDS OF PEOPLE.
Indians, Agriculture, Sociology and Hot
 Springs In South Dakota.


 SPRINGFIELD, s. D., Oct. l.-The pro spective opening of our last Indian reser- vation-that is, the last this side of the high plains and arid mountain rcgiuns- has created the usual stir among border boomers, but it is well to say to those far ther east that there is no call to get excit. cd, for at the outside there aro not more than 175, 900 acres to he had, and those arc to be sold at s. per acre, besides the $14 in fees. Furthermore, the Indians re- tain nearly twice as much as they give up and will have it allotted in severalty and inalicnable and untaxable for 25 years. So the settler will have untaxed Indians for ncighbors, and those Indians getting almost enough from the United States to support them besides what they can real iZe by leasing their lands.
 1t will be fun for the boys, '' is what cx perienccd old heads say, meaning that traders of various kinds will get the swag,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
N.H.&H. Railroad Time Table
June T.. 1894. XACGATUCK DIVISION.
rrain- l..als Msterhury as foIlows

Trzia- leave Waterbury as follows: For NEW YOH6-s05 sll l"50 6 m: 1.2s 31S 4-4nI IT, Sur'iay, +I5 m Rta-,'rn. 016-I"' : tsi- lou5 a IT l!S tn2-oui- 2 Il. Sun lay. 6.0o d Tl cer SEW HAVEN. via Derby JunctiCC. eos SE2 l0.50 l-2-. S--5- SSS ? Ill sr-lrn via D,.rhy Junction r'. ? io rl ,r NEW II AVf.N. NEW LONDON. etc via %s!ytrIsk ITDccr'n |. a ? m " }H[0TEPORT-6d s-i2, l?5o III Is. S1s n. 5-5S m- sunday 4.l" m s--r-1l II -5r- F 4-4l i'll l--'''. L.@N 5u' -' + n S4n.!ay$ I5 A IT, -,r 4<~OSIA-S.OS. S-I2. lH-50 III l.-s: sL54a.ls 537 7-pO rnixeil ? III. sunday +.lS f.arirn at 7.43. s54. lo.a1 III. l2 -sl o1. Sic. -I5pm- sunday s.46 8 III. NATERTOWN-6.41. s-5S. 1-ii m SSS. s-i2 7o4 ? III. Saturday SIS ? IL. .o T:,.t.Irn at 6.1l. T-4O. 10 -2O m 2So +SS o-St m saturday 73s p m- -, ~ THOMASTOS-S33 1I-I2 a III SSS. 3-S'' m sunday s-3S A III.
 RstIirn at T.43 1928 & III: 2-55 520 III ;,,r FOHRTSi TOS-sS3 l,.12 s Il 3-S2. 8h9 1m sunday 9 t5 a m
 a4rura al 7-2h. I""' m. 2-s'' 9-'' y III ~-I.i,! Y. 3-1S P- m- 7.- N[N~TE ED--lHt. II II & m: "a. "-S' r III sunday. , < m
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 CT. HAMPSTEAD. Gen Pass Agent
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
To My Girl.

fl should ask you to i-s mine. What would yuU sHyt w"uIL yuu my I'Te I, nd hani dsriine And s<ly nc nay: or would you 'r'l-I'orizo and eay Nsr Isp G., r ys~- And lszY,- me. tortured tsy delays T" try [" sJl'-s~: Or woulj you tell III" yes today. You llttl,. fsirt. And r,o tomorrow, just in play. To sac u hurt: Or would you grant me happiness For Eszsl and all And msl,. Iny earnest answer yes, Without rtvsEll: wish you'd tell me. d,'ar, the truth Without a mask. For. if y.'u promise ycs, in sooth. Perhaps. Id ask!
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
At the Front Door.

Hc-Can sCc Miss smith:
 Servant (who knows himF-No. sir, she's out.
 He-out whCrcf Out with some other fcllowf
 Scrvant-No, sir Shes ont with you. sir That's what she told me, sir.-Dc- trOit Frcc Pncss-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
A NATION ON STILTS.
PROGRESS OF THE SCHEME FOR AN
 ARTIFICIAL ISLAND.

The Projectors of the Plan Seem to Be In
 Earnest In Their Purpose to Erect a
 New A,aIantis In the Ccean-How They
 Are Proceeding.
 Atlantis as figured forth by Igna- tius Donnelly may be a myth, but At dlantis as projected by some New York CTS may prove a fact. Ii so, it will be a unique fact, indeed nothing less than m artificial island about II miles off shore and accessible bv steamers in an hour and half from New York city. It will be outside the jurisdiction of this or any other nation and will be n summer hotel, sanitarium and popular resort, will haye-nay. already has-its own flag and will be altogether n puzzle for geograpIcrS, lawyers, custom house officers and engineers alike. All this will be if the plans of the enterprising projectors do not miScarry, and they some months ago made their location and began preliminary surveys and the drawing up of plans and specifications.
 What they propose i'll brief is this: To begin where the water is compara- tively shallow on what Is known as the "cholcra banks, II miles south of the Long Island shore and 11 miles east of the Navt>ink highlands. and there put down piles or immense hollow cylinders, as hereinafter described, and on that foundation build their great rink and casino entirely of tireproof materials, The location is away outside of any three mile limit which would give the United States jurisdiction. The propo-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
It Made a Difference.

MT. Blahzay-Would you like hus- band of yours to see your diary?
 Mrs. Uptodate (of Chicago)-Well, that would depend upon whether it was before or after marriage.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
BunIo.s Academy of nusic Sold

BUFFALO, Oct. G.-The Academy O Music was sold at public auction in tht city hall to -Adrlbert Moot as attorney fol a syndicate whose names he did not dis close. The price was S2U2 900.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
Cigar Makers Made Happy.

READING, Pa. Oct. 6.-On account of the improvement In business Chaser.
 Frame X Co. cigar manufacturers, re- stored the former wages of their employ
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
The Evils of Poverty.

Prison visitor-My pOor man. how did you get in here?
 Convict-Hard luck I didn't manage tO steal enough to fec q first class lawyerl --Trsrfh
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
veE York { New England

Passeu.ar Train Service. T1ne 3. 1894 T5Sin. leave Waterbury for BOSTON-3.45 31 s III lou. S-s5 T III. CROEIDESCE-34 4s 7-S1 q n I0sl } -55 ? ID NEW YORK via Brew~tar-2.lO ? m WORCESTER-3.i 7-S0 III I.G0 III. NEW LONDON-7-3O a III loo. 3-55 r III. PTTNAM-3.45 : So a ID I-G+l. 355 r III WILLIMANTIC-3-a go a III l-0O. 3-SS D n HARTFORD-3-i5 7-So. 9-05. ll:+5 a III. loo NEW BRTTAIS-3-45 7-3O s-05 io.4S 8 ID loo. pLAINvILLE-s.45 7-5o. s-c5, l0-4S a IT los 8RIsTOL-S4s 7-sn. syo5,Io-45 oO rERRYViLtE-.-s so5. 1o.Ss IT I.oo s6, HATERVTIE-7-sn. eos. .lo45 a n ssS SIS P ID WEST CHESHIRE i.S1. S.Sl IT. i.3J ? m HERIDEN 4-3O s.3O a III. 425'' r III. CROMWELL s-z30 a III. | 30 r u- UNION CITY f sos d III 2-l0 !, III TOWANTIC-fsI sos q I'll 2-I0- ST II SCTTHFORD-SO q HI 2.I0 r I'll POMPERACG VALLEY-StS a VI. 2-ll SANDY FHoOK-s.os m 2,lo ? m, HAWLEYyILLE-sO 2 III 3.I0. IT. DASBURY-s-o5 III 2-I' III il'S' r IT. BREWSTERS-S-l5 q r. 2-10 iI.ES r m FISHEILI-ON-HCDS DSON-S.sI5 I III 1-1O ' I'll se Binghanpcor- Eluira. Jamestown. Ci"ve- IautL Akron an'i Chicago s a III 2-l0 ? m POCGHkEEPSIE- via HNpeW,'ti. sos q n
 Sun{ay trains aarr.,rf 3 t5. S-3o a m.
 34S D. m $ 1SrnU 3.45 III. 2-4S ?. III.
 V. F. BABCOCk.
 Gen Pa>~ Agent. Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
WASHED OVERROARp.
The Steamer CoIum bia Found Very Stormy
 


 NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The Hamburg American line steamer Columbia, Captain NogeiGesang, arrived from Hamburg and Southampton after most tempestuous passage. She left Southampton on Sept 2S at p. m, and on getting into the channel very strong soutberly breeze set in, gradually increasing to a strong gale. with high seas, lasting to tho 30th. At 2 D. m. on that date tho wind shifted to southeast and blew n strong gale incrcas- ing to n hurricane, with mountainous seas
 At 3p. m. an enormous wave broke over the ships bows sweeping everything be- fore it, smashing the starboard rail for about 70 feet staving in one lifeboat breaking the companion ladder and doing other minor damages. Tho gale lasted but few hours. when 1t moderated. One of the seamen was then reported missing from his station. Ho proved to be c. A. Olsen of Hamburg, aged i5 years, and he was no doubt washed overheard from the starhoard sido amidship by ono of the hugo seas which boarded the vessel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
Ex-Governor Curtin. Condition

EN-NoNernor turfln's tondItion. BELLEFnNTE, Pa. Oct 6.-Ex- Govern or Curtin is resting comfortably, but his condition still remains critical.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
Intercollegiate Fonthair.

NEW Y"E'l, Oct. 6,-Thc annual busi- ness meeting of the Intercollegiate Foot bali association convened Ecrc today and il is expected Ia hr the most important mvrtins; ever held. hs the existence of the orGanIHnti'n sC>min :iy hans on n thread, and the artl"n t",iay will drcldo whet her or moi the ,ssotlAI!On will havo future f,ar
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
Waterbury Boiler H $.

,.v7,- r,..,,ss. l., the corner r.-< Street and ER R. {for-nerly the Waterbury Male shie Iron Co s-roan3s) ami being praetit \ ,,iIer N 7ks- arr p-eTsz-est tn do al -Cs | siier Water TanA. .;s1oke Stack. Tar Eoaf ln- 9r~sces A71t-altnZ Pans, Pate ant sheet Ic'' worz of a.L Descriptions oTueF> pS Hl'A-- N -- -s-stvs DrOH1 0t -rrentton
 LA MES J DUFFY n aSv
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06
New T.lephrne C.mpanv.

ALBANY. Oct. G.-1ho Standard Telc. phone and Telegraph company has been incorporated, with a capital of $50. 900. It is to operate telegraph anu telcp hnne lines along the Hudson river from Jew York [" north roughke cpsic, to liar ford and bctwccn NAri"us points in New England \ Congressional Deadlock. SARATOGA, Oct G-The Twenty second congressional district Republican conven-
 ton still remains dcadlocked.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-10-06

with lour address and G+c- in stamps, and +. return '' .5:I N.,u'll rcc.ivc ths.iI !z- Aul!,llI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
STEAMBOATS,.

= AUGERTIEs and the CATsKIILs;-steamers sAuG-
- ERTIES and Ulster leave llth-st.. y. K, da1'y
except Sunday. r. M for Saugefues ana ih'e'neua''
,rA Gat,1r 1 2 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
TIE P1TRONIAL FEAST.
40 ITALIAN CUSTOM OBSERVED BY SONS OF
THE SUNNY PENINSULA

40 ITALIAN CUSTOM OBSERVED BY SONS OF
THE SUNNY PENINSULA
largo number OF Italians. especially those VINO
sra,l in the neighborhool of what Is chilled Little
,,,v" took a holiday Yesterday TO celebrate what
- vrovr as the Patroniai Feast. II Is a religious
~..,,,al which Is observed once year chiefly by
80 who come from the southern portion or the
1,a,,on Peninsula ard they usually slgnaze the day
NO denositins in chUr'h costly presents oil all
.,.s .. articles The religious part of yesterdays
,ebration took place IN the Church Of Our Lady OF
,,,rr, Carmel In near
po.sanf-ave where a solemn mass was ohered AZ
:, o'clock by the Rev d.. Francis H. Wall pastor
:. Tho CHURCH Of the Holy Rosary. ana the sermon
was preached by the Rev. Philip ]. Carie'a. = j.
=, tho Church Of ST. Francis Xavier The choir
rv.s assisted by a full band of music and after the
ssrvlce in the church a procession OF the various
I,.usn societies carrying flags and banners ana
,sigIous emblens went through the streets OF the
rsrfsb and was watched by large crowds.
nr Royersi the editor of ''1talo- Americana toId
,hs repor,sr that in religious parase in Rome ihs
pons would not allow the Italian nag TO be carrier
Win the Papal flag. land that is the reason they
embrace the opportunity here said ne, TO snow
,helr LOYALTY 20 their own country as wei as 10 t'ir
,sNg,on and their adopted country. 60
WINNERS Of Italians went in the evening 70 Sulz-
srs Harlem River Park. where an enjoyable time
was had in games OF various kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
on,rcrs TO PIERS IN THE RIVER.
OPPOSITION BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. TO
n,,r NETWORK AND NEwJERsEY BRIDGE
cONpANY'S PLANS.


n,,r NETWORK AND NEwJERsEY BRIDGE
CoMPANYS PLANS
.so.,ed difficulty in the path OF the New
An III vew-Jersey Bridge Company came up
~ ,, yesterday. The Board Of Expert Engineers
aga" l., executive session In the United States
me- p,rAng and 1t was decided to hold public
~ this morning at the Army Building. at
1. formal protest from the Chamber OF
~I.,,erce vii be made. through special commit
|0 The committee consists of Gustav IL
" -, 7 Edward simmons and George Coyken-
o' n -rha chamber OF Commerce Ia opposed 10 the
'' Il, the channel OF the river of the PIERS or
Pc x-,aee The bridge company intends 10 sink
u. a,n nler OF The bridge 900 fee, from the Jersey
49, charles Macdonald. Of the bridge company
s n.sn endeavoring to convince tho board OF en-
"'' rs thai can;ilever bridge is necessary
ss that II the suspension plan Is insisted
~ the financial and engineering difficulties WIZ
w. orao, as practically TO XIII the pan
DC - Re other hand. the Chamber OF Commerce
On ,ha, a suspension bridge Is practtcab'e
say say Eoebng. the engineer OF the Brook yn
w. bas been employed by the Chamber. and
br'I-r nat suspension bridge could be built
~ sasrv and as cheap.y as a cantilever prluse,
ascvs,av II SChwab. chairman OF the Cnanoer
nscIai committee. said yesterday that me prol'st
spe. Sro,ns, the construction of the bridge piers IN
wac wa rjver bed outside Of the pierheal ines o.
tns "a the resulting injury TO commerce ana
csus1,,ion If -he present pans OF the bridge COM
LAW are carried out. The Chamber OF tommerce
"a ,,I was not opposed 10 the conNruC,lon OF one
~ i, fac, dozen bridges across the HUDSON Dut
re river must be kept clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

Allan John hnI. to Enoch Bell. sth-ave. s. 1873
p IT Of l2cih-ss: 5000
and another. executors. No las sullivanst.
Baler Franz. Fraak Baei Mansin. st. cor.
pr ner ,H'yEnson-s' year :..:.......; $500
Trust Co. No los ethave and dc other properly.
co"di,: Emily K 'l q wl.m iush iso,h:;; 900
Caan .n 70 5o saTs wa ysas lots IS and So 10000
map Farmount Upper Morrisania. years. COOo
isih e to Of of whioc s1s" ana yea % 500
hfssaTd loo Of is d. iduS Dict have
Essieston. Richard H. to Abram Bamberger.
rS%s w ans .Sd aSsseP % rSun. $500
G Goris par, .. lot H. map Ad'm'viii'' West ooo
r!oehiich }acoS. ana wife to Pam Decker Nv
Esp TO- TO NARA OF 'OS watak pa; os
rS az CLARA as Of 70 saTS sparks lots so 81
sa do mol %sH p %a2s william yan9. zoorovsk
Ferer. lanes. and another to James q Patton.
southern Boulevard. W :. 225 # Of Pen ,oo
G1iswold; lanes i. Hobbs & clifford. No 20 -o,o
cinshaai, Mar.ar.,. 70 Eilen Andersen, Tia,ay;
Goldman. Alexander u. to Anna iehnon @ih-
ST. =. 10 # . If I.exngon-ave, mortgages. ,.
rIcrTmann; ieorEa !? Anthony v Miller, Both ou,o
H9sr Caroline and another , to Marrars lnsS
Hs SSs's John H. u and " Wiz to william ors,
Kn Hs 'i HcTmsnn to swt. 'l sSddcf C2, ~
K"sanc "I ss john W. and wf to Xavier Kern
i1ns1 corner Of WEI ,H NV 6 gIT o
inss Bans' Ho"i~sax WV corner Of sotn,s'
Idppoid henry + ana wife to Frederick Mid;
dlebrook, s"h-st, 800 # Of is-ave' ,sooo
I@w"rrc i:a'GaIi2: \ 70 MARY Ei~ords :. a,
l9syso9 r sS n 70 Of w.: "o"fs
" AND s 'n %%p q N to sh a'ns a."& d WI
nss rnsi yn,Ion N"s q ana % Mo,rs year. 5000
Msnnsen L sDry to Alien H Y! 20 ct al os
Tremontave mGrteas.s y'srs; ,.:;. 2"'
"Sn'TsH - msw Of B'"eckers ) vcrrs 1000
Mahn'a H'n'; 70 i i,h.w Nv ynars 7ooO
ogc" s. 5 ws., r. ia 70 cqep TsaT M" 'r' 5000
o3 M9y saa an: n 81 !? T W
rG:sS 5s % a a %.d wife = "s % .c. s''
n yca. John ana sif To- Encc6 e licl ai'6s'.
es, +, " Of rah.avc demand ...:.:.. 1No"'
sG. .a d r s, ana rs VT IT TO o, Nnsir1iay
si nglrS Louis. To- iicnly Strasccafsrl 81 $50
sfa.raS Ann 10 William j Warden iao'n-'' 900
2I5 # " of "h.av. : year, ....',s:,;;'.' N"'o
sp'rFnro r., An 70 Hs} ins g 800
sass fSes AleD II Hsy:a, ct al q y'f f8a.
mont. sve mortgages years ,:,. 'c-o
oS MI p :" Te4%1s "vs H'
sq,cnssSr risnn',h O., i, T,n t1 slr tsT 400
s,happ. d l5eF r. 70 Il aaaI va S s@ 2oo
Ten Is4 Nh M' Smo,ser ,rs'cc 40 id
voel {Sf'S ZACH and vie 10 May Hrncs 49,.
eagr NJ Ics : N. ~, ,ns,,.r ~ M7,T Ma
Gr.,iv 52d-s'. loo . c 81 Amsterdam u.
wss r es. :'4 4"" e ,s3 e h%s ssc.,
wa-a i'' Johh +. linton Kai;nst &, ! Wash ,o.o
Win Em, :aI,s 3, s., li'eys ls'n. ,4o
V-hi, u n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
Dr,tVDTyG BPTSTS TRIAL.

,.,r " Gon appeared before Judge Cowing
s,ora,v in Part l. in the Genera. Sessions. and
dsmanded the immediate trial of John ;. Brush
indicted for forgery In the first degree Brush mas
been in the Tombs eight months. II is charged that
he conspred with several others. to obtain $50" IN
two checks on the Manhattan Trust Company in
Jndge Cowing asked Acting District-Attorney
MCINTYRE why Brush had not been tried MI. Nc,
intvre said he did not know, as he had not had
charge OF the case -, g., -. 80,
Wei said Judge Cowing. we Will find out and
have this question settled tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO LARGE iIfnishrd conn citing .lrins
bath. Dns .l-nt w. suitable 10 tour 30.
CONS. - q V~'k ~ East iufa ST.. hear
~. sdWaY.
VISITORS To- MIN -YOHk can he &C.
comm date. with fu.tfs, with or Niih.
ont iaa.l. references. 81 Ea-t 'i-'--'.
J. LARGE AIRY Rooms. baths. pifiDr.
70, nG ropf. - upward weekly. cont"ni-
en- 90 hotels. clubs. seni.rin"i'. - Ii.i
.stth-sf
i2TiI ar - WEST Several exception
ally y'~reaut hr.r ard small tom" con-
go. ing of .~Iafnf". references required.
y WEsr 9TH ST Handsomely fur
ni.h.i rooms. both large anI small
trur-l~nts accommodated
18Th 1T. a0S WEST. near broadway. .-
S.wly furn',hri. pleasant. coul rooms.
Win DWa"r. g~ntlemen onlv; references.
nth aT PARK AVE. s6i-Tv, smpil
r.urstflng Iuufn.. suitable for TWO. ga-.
bath. running water. g. 80 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

BUSINESS IN THE EXCHANGES.

IN
The failure Of Dore Lyon. the well-known builder
was recalled at the Trinity Salesroom NO Ill
Broadway yesterday. when James Blocker & Son
offered under foreclosure No iZ3. 425 and AZ West
Thlrty-frst-st The property was sold under orIet
Of the Court of Common Pleas in n suit OF Annie
NJ Sadier plaintiff. AMI bore Lyon, defendant
The property consists OF three fve-story oricX
flats on lots 25xes each. They were sold TO the
plaintiff for go ssl 10 each.
Colonel A. Il. De Frece. who recently resigned as
manager OF The Mail and Express 10 become
consulting manager OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Company purchased from Frederick Aldhouse'
through Rker & Son. No. 80 West Seventy ninth
st. a four-story stone dwelling. lot 22xlOO. for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
INTERNATIONAL SAviOATTOS e
4 RrWIlSG GREEN.

A NCIfOR IL IL
~ UNITED sTArEs MAI. sTENrGifrPs.
FOR GOW VIA LOT - Il T. n n 7
From Pier - X To-, Of Wrs, 24'h-,'
fncA.F.e. July d tn liia....Aus IL r n
cicas.,. Iuiy - , lFfra~~-ih Ar. i $50 40
Catin Pnr-,<- So ara upward s-coni c,N'n 80
.F. or v
saloon rnr-ar. 500 and Upward sroond cabin SO
re. 0IfW4rl Prepaid -
CAnIN EXCtK.iON TIcKl-Ts ~ rprcrp BATEa
HENIi.Ie1E NHOThERS. HlNllng lfccn Nev Yufk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
ADVERTISEMENTS ANp sypscRIP-
NISCi.IIt>EOt =.

BENNETT BATH 43D- ST South Brook
l'n.-lurIng July. hIlf laf"- - ial.e-
fyrm!ax iass.s . Nv - in1f~.
DIVORCES nhfnln-I privately l-f'' u A"
work promptly executed private iniYr-
maffHn. s.fHrafiYu- support. dnr-g~s
,.r. ...-I.f-s ."'-nf. W.-1l pIbEN eco .
Detective nrI Law agency ~ IrYat.
v.af 'pn-rilf-il free
fEF.sT -~fl...nrlri BALE ~ - "rs
... l.t. hu.l8 .Itrru ai'. vl.h 4 i.si-
fr~ realization z - pop can't 20 Former
prices IAMME-. 80 10 ttway
IMMEDIATELY wanted r.Lnr loan f.-
illrsfl Be- ri ate g.siI u.es and LH,..
No.. property. LEE - Wn.l IT.. ROOM -.
PATENTS ~ Inventions secured prompt.
IS Pest - reference, Liberal terms
Coirs-youisu-s soii.rri a1d AL matter,
I'D sifi,tly confidential At1.-s D-,' n
MICHEL. & 60 ~ ~; MoIr-omrry.
ave B.y,Ih-J New Jersey. ''IIsndh0,s
~ lHS'Ltors' frss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

ADVERTISEMENT ND srEsCRip.
viD>s FsH .ur SFN YORK Tb :.
~ VII 1875 KirriNEO At fII .
THROWS O.rf,. y. ! az E-4l. '"'.
81 4. moth : .Ilf' nrs - To-. All
VrrTf-EHftsTs AZ 80 follow M N-Au Do
Of'lrr- - Iigh't ave. 20 TL'fl 49, .
s.fu.f Torf' s~ssnth o. 80 t's' l.r'
,..~nil. o. elrn~g Third w. - lfs'
1854 -. n-af if'l ars ; ~ 4''.rl ~
r,.r H,f, rr,f =, ~ t'rs' ave-. &C.,
We-i F.r;y s~'onI-si. iH2 Columbus tfr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
FLATS TO Lett ed.

CHOICE T-NFTRNISHED FLATS. 10 10
- West 59th-st.. fronting Central Perk -
Absolutely nreprOof and without superior
In finish and appointments: ~ aud IL
IO0ms. Nppls " The lanltOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17
400 BEAUTIFUL LOTS,

rNtr1-DrNG VILLA SITES. WATER FRONTS. THE
MAGNIFIcEXT BAYsWATEK HOTEL AND TWO Oh
TAGES AND STABLES
situated
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lady. would go Ia country for summer:
references furnished. Address X. d.. I'D
N.u,on-s, Hrooklyn.
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NURSE BY a giri. II. as nurse. or hsi" IN
kitchen. mother wants washing at horne
or g. out o few days. Call at or address
f.r two DAVIS. IN Gth-aye.. 2d floor. Brook.
lku
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
PORTER Or HOUsEWORK.- Fly a young
German t30) IN hotc, or private hotsr.
excelIan, references: VIII call from TO
Z p NJ Address l.. B., Box o. Tribune
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED ny TWO GENTLENEN. two
large connecting rooms furnished. win
private bath ami ample clOsr. re IN. Nj.
MuN.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BEST 3-STORY HOUSE. West End ave.
$40 800: Others all prices. STEVENS.
atb-ave. corner 93d-st
NEW s-ROOM COTTAGE. -. iO); so
cash. balance SO monthly: within MIN
utss walk depot. II miles from cty.
WOLCOTT. Is East l3th-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner i0sth-st---
Substantial artistic. detached house: low
price; send for circular. ATLAS M
PRONEMEST co. is Broadway.
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Female.

Female.
YOUNG LADY. college graduate. de-
slr~s 4 position as COMPANION OF gov
rnrss. good reference FIR particulars
address VI. p. Tribune Oli;s
COPYING 4 lady would Ike copying 10
do at home M.ss FAY. 1872 West 18th
WANTED -TyIewri;.ng copying. Legal =
translatlOns o4a-rs :, mail p.5mptly at
tended 10 AMI deli,eI-i. ia Nsssau-st:
Room 800
sJt'NG Girl. IN ONCE Or would 10 mail
ing y addressing J vs.. ro-iotiice Jrr-
sey 'iiy
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COACHMAN. By thoroughly experienced
single Swiss man, competent and reia-
bic IN his duties: can take entire care ~
gentl.,nan's place Il desired. willing 10 ~
~ the country: civil and Obliging. personal
city reference Address COA'IlMAN. .
Morris ~