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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Boston. Aug. 9-Hodson. Bostons new man.
pitched a beautiful game here to-day hoid'he MS
Opponents down TO nine hits. He had good com
mand, and showed great qualities; ne ri'''' In
the ninth Inning Nash made a homer with three on OF,
sases. Hodsons steady and enecllNe ts1 Score:
HAges the feature. AttendaHce' LOO :,
sSs:sss ......f . . Q 3 .
Bss.hits-Boston a. Philadelphia g. Errors ,iar
oephia 4. Batteries-Hodson ana Ie"H''
ena Buckley. Impire-GaHney' ~,
Chicago Aug 9-Cincinnau was never par'''"'
larry dangerous to-day although the feds oano
within reaching distance several times. "iIi'''"
pitched steadily, and kept the Reds from o"''''e
hits. while PARROT hampered by hldeous ~ a.
on With p strained e eg and covered
mst. making home run and SENSATIONS, :" Nov
shsusSed G himself for the Visitors. attendance
l@o. Score: "a
eelS asissSs.,, :::s 1855 3 %
sasehits-Chcago T. Cincinnati H. Er Err sSrIver
eago 5, Cincinnati 8. Batterics-Grfhth ana oh'''e''
farrott and Murphy. Cmpire-McQuaid' $500
Pittsburg Aug. 9.-The inability OF the rus
burgs to hit Hemming. coupled with Wild thro"
ey Beckley In the second inning. gave Lou's''"'
to-days game. Attendance. 200 Score;
Pittsburg ....................o 0 Q ! 2
Louisville .................0 3 10
Basehits-Pittsburg s. Louisville H. Errors-fitts.
Uurg Louisville g. Batteries-Gumbert ana Ma0n'
hemming and Grim. umpire-Hoagland.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
A. 4; ssnghamton- Blnxham,on: 3: Buffalo T.
~ Observation-Disclosures. IL: Erie. IL.
o. ~ sersnton-No game on account Of the depos'ns
BROKE ZIMMERMANs RECORD.
Asoury Park. N. j., Aug. 9.-George C. Smith,
,epresenting the New-York Athletic Club. who is
A''s training for the races to take place tomorrow
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r.-r.i r,n.-Washington .. New-York l. First base by
.rrnr.-Wa shington 4 Left bases-Washington u.
Wv yo-k q Frs, base balls-On Maui g. on Meehin
s,rrck o,,,-Ry Meekn . Home run-Doyle Two-lasc
Sns~Rurke Murphy. Cartwright. Farrell Sacrihce hi's
Wunhv Abbey stolen bass-Radford. Hit by pitcher
Nv Meekn 2 wild pitch-McGuire. Umpire-keefe. Time
Two
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FINALS IN THE JOURNEYS ARE AT HAND
OF the three matches played yesterday afternoon
on the courts OF the Staten Island Cricket Club. at
Livingstone :. l.. the contest in doubles between
jerks and Pierson and Hewitt and Bird was by far
the mos, interesting. the two ma ches In singles
were perfect "walkovers. In spite OF the fact that
the tournament Is handicap. Hewitt and Bird won
the third and deciding set after n close contest
Tennis seems TO be a favorlie game with the crick-
eters as more than dozen Of the club courts are
in constant use for practice matches. The first
round in the singles Will end this afternoon. The
results follow 49, ,
Handicap Celngles,. first round--J. Warren Bird
Ghree-quarters OF hfteen) beat j. r. Teber tone
one) beat j. Mc1iau Ohree-quarters OF Mieen). 60
81 . 49,
Handicap doubtless. first round-Erskne Hewitt
and j. Warren Bird Gfteen-one) beat Paul +. jerks
ana G. w Person scratch e. 81. G-3.
The final WAS reached Yesterday afternoon in the
open tournament Of the Bergen Point Tennis Cub
al Bayonne sydney L. Smith. Of the home club:
and W. o. Gennert OF the DanfOrth Tennis club. OK
GreenVllle. fought out the unpayel match IN IN"
eln,-ilnals. and the bergen Point man was beaten
rather easily. Gennert covered court well ana re-
turned tho bal with great perss'ency and stead
ness The victor will meet clifford \. Could 81 the
orange Tennis Club. IN the hnal match today. The
summary ~
Mems singles Chandlcap, semi-Anal round-Wil
lam o. Gennert. DanfOrih T. c. lscratch), ceteated
sydney l.. Smith. Bergen Point !. c. owe h'ieen)
e. -
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WRENN'S HELPFUL MASCOT

BY ITS AID THE Avrprc,, cu.,,,,o>. ,>r--.u,
" "' "AAiioN DEE EATS
THE IRISH CRACK, GOODEC DY
rorc pr,oh A.. y <,,,
e D'"'0ii aug 'opec!ap'-Champion Robert
ID. Wrenn and his mascot together defeated NJ f
Goodbody the Irish crack after an .xc,no ,err,s
match today q, vor,.oo, d., IT,, '.ae .e''', T."
''' a. ->Oi"Oou idih' Inc mascot was IN
the form OF silver soup ladle. which energetic
feminine adm!rer Of the champon obtained whom Tho
ecora ,,s ,,,,,,.. -. ~ "
''o was running against hin' ana by It's constant
use the Irish expert was completely "hoodooed"
Richard Stevens was NOT nen and ,,.s o,,,,aad :,
,,,. voc ' '' anu was oo'seu W
oeiaut MS remaining matches with Chace and
Larned.
Threatening sk,es rather lesee,., ~. rrrh.r u,
..- ,' ' ' "o'e"eu inc """'oei vi
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BROKE zIMMERMAN's RECORD.

Asoury Park, N. j., Aug 9.-George c. Smith,
representing the New-York Athletic Club who is
mere training for the races to take place tomorrow
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p1.AYING BALL AGAIN.
YORK CANTERS THROUGH A GAME
WITH WASHINGTON.
AND ooYI.E APPEAR ONCE MORE AND
DO EXCELLENT woRK-THE STORY
OF THE GAME.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
inv 7rrrGRAPu TO THE TRIBUNE,

xo,t : Washington g. Louisville s. Pittsburg 4.
Ssiyn H. Baltimore Chicago 10. Cincinnati t.
trosn H. Philadelphia :.
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

~ Acknowledgements. S.: Providence. g.
~ Observation-Disclosures. IL: Erie. IL. 49,
n: AZ scranton-No game on account OF the depoSihs
" Manager Swift
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NO TENNIS AT BAR HARBOR YESTERDAY

Bar Harbor Me- Aug s--On account Of rain the
tennis play was this afternoon postponed until to-
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c1N CLASS - TIIEFE-YEAR-oLps - PACING ~ hSE
MATCH RACE-Two. MILE HEATS-TWo IN
rprrroR.AII TRoTTING-PtR RISE 5000. U'nnnisheiD

Nightingale b. m. 10y Mambrino King Weers'. l.
re.nl,nde- br hy princeps Patterson. dr
Time :3Gi, 5.Olis
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.Ran away and was withdrawn
80. ,.,...,,. pt,ree zoo

Sixth race-SH f!rlongs. l'urs' S''''
Fir, by Sailor Priuce-iady. l0' b...'.., 'SIns,
Melody.
Elizabeth and Golden Valley also ran i'''-''''''
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TELEGRAPHER. &c.-By thoroughly
competent experienced telegrapher. ste
nographcr and typewriter. Address HIGH
EST REFERENCES. 1852 Gth-ave.
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q onntrn Real gstate for 5als

- = -
AGENCY for Montclairx Residence prop.
critics all kinds. sale or\rent. Furnished
houses. Tubhs Taylor. B Beekman- st. y. \.
AsBURY PARK n. J.-Cotiages for
sale or rent. f. BENSON. 10 Washington
Place. y. Y.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. s rooms, all i'm
provemenis. at great sacrifice. Arlington
y. j. ". H. Prizes.
GARDEN CITY. LONG IsLAND.-Five
nov cottages to rent or for sale. Rent
from 1896 10 81 200 L year Ready for &C
cupancy May ]. only 10 miles from New
York Frequent trains. COmmutatiOn. $40
year. All houses supplied with good
gas and absolutely pure water. The best
educational facilities for boys and girls.
at welI-enoowed and weli-equipped schools.
4 salubrious climate. summer and winter.
No nuisances a cultivated and refined
community. Excellent. roads IN every d,
rection. Parks and miles OF streets shaded
by well-grown trees. Lots for sale al mod
crate prices and on easy terms apply "a at
the Office Of THE GARDEN CITY co.
Room i57 $50 Broadway, or 10 l.. ii.
CCNLIFF. Agent. at Garden City.
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Giin Real gslaIe 90 Get


TO LET.-Private dwelling. northwest
corner Madson-ave. and 16th-st. brown
stone house. 4-story and basement. 20 II.
wide. - II. deep. with extension 1871 II.
deep: trimmed hardwood throughout. loca-
ton and surroundings unsurpassed. X. 4.
plETZ. owner. ca Laight-st.
TO LET.--A convenient double cottage
ten rooms. partly furnished: fine. healthy
location. spacious grounds; adjoining the
properly Of Park q Tilford ~ minutes
from the city. rent moderate. address or
apply to T. X. ABBOT (owne). 30 Broad
ST.. city.
Brooklyn
CANDY and CIGAR STORE. ice cream
saloon etc, coal and wood. with paper
route; next 10 public school; a bargain.
l22 ljth-st.. Brooklyn.
TO LET. fully furnished. for summer
season. cottage with grounds and stable.
in best section Of Flatbush. J.. l.. near
Prospect Park; all improvements.
JOHN REFS a. CO.
WillOughhyst.. Brooklyn.
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Huartments tDanreo.

unrprnishcd and at moderate price a moor
in a private house on the west sioe'
tween Washington Square and 23d-s,. Al
dress M. T. NJ. Box 206 Tribune oP'"""
once. 1922 Broadway.
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COACHMAN and GROOM Single. so
Der. reliable man: first-class groom and
careful driver good vegetable gardener
and mixer. VIII be found willing. respect
ful ard attentive. good reference. +. c.,
49, ith-aNr
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COACHMAN- GARDENER Married. no
family. wants house or rooms. Protest
ant. viii Keep gentleman's place IN best
order. capable In every branch. no better
man can be found. CARPENTER )
Ht'REATT ION 0,h-ave
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DRE%|MAkER.-By a stylish dress-
inaksr hy The day. 81 80. excellent hitter.
> J.. Taylor system. suits. wraps chill
East 47th-st 700
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COACHMAN.- By married man: thor
oughly understands his business. careful
city driver. six years nrst-clyss written
ana personal reference from last employer
MORRIS. 3i4 East G2d-st
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Crr5smakinQ.

ARTISTIC DREssMAKING. perfcc, a.
t t4g costumes. handhone dresses. sis
ARTISTIC DREssMAK1YG. Imported
r 9eSHiohs hotel orders at snort notice:
price,, p Mrs MnLHoy desired Moderate
- oelwcen BIoadway and University Place
.ArA.-ARTIsTIC DRESSES made f-oTo
III ana work guafan Iced tallor-made;
also reception. wedding ana evening
dresses. EUGENE. A. East 2Oth-s,.
ARTISTIC pREssMAKING. imported
fashions. hotel orders AZ short notice:
prices. Mrs. M'ELEOY. II East ii iih-st'
between broadway and University Place.
CHILDREN DRESSES a specially.
haha-seWins and Hendins at home or iy
day. 90 Nalion-ave.. near 1J0ih-st.
DREssMAKER wants few more Gus
toners al home. suits from so up. II.
~. "l- west SOth-st.. near Riverside
maker 10y The day. 81 -: excellent d,ter.
; J.. Taylor system. suits. wraps chill
Iren costumes. etc. RELIABLE. 15g
East i7th-st. roo
DhESSMAKERs and sEAMSTRFSSFs
on chidren's dresses. guinps. iiouse
N,,'fts' ,s an or family servings; cut and N.
a. BARRY. &c Herberl-st. Brooklyn. E
DRESS MAKER wishes a few more Gus
toners thoroughly competent ana expert
rn.td. " per day. references. Address
1REssMAKER. 253 West i4th-st.
DRESSMAKER. by the day. desires
Few more customers. fits cuts reuodals
ana alters 81 10 per day. Address bv lei
ter. 4i1 West 53d-s,.
Observation-Disclosures fitting: stylish
dresses made on short notice from So IN
Mrs. WlIkoN. 81 Yves, l6th-st
pREsSMAKER. understands her bust
ness thoroughly, can be recommended.
terms reasonable. Miss kUIMS. Isl 3D.
ave.
DRESSMAKER. twenty years in bust
handsome dresses IN latest STYLES. Sc Mrs
sMYTH. 100 West 5Oth-st.. l. station
*. :. DRISCOLL. l45 West 2oth-st.-
Fashionable dressmaker; evening and
street tailor made costumes: made on short
notice; imported models. prices moderate.
MAID. BY French dressmaker in
private family as maid and drcssmaker,
thoroughly understands her business s
r. Box 10, Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1.2i2
Broadway.
TO LADIES. 81 - per lay or SO per
week VIII secure good dro~smakcr and
operator. - Washington Place.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
UPTOWN OFFICE 40. az Broadway,
FL floor north Il Thirty-irst-st. and 40.
REFRESHMENTS NJ the following Branch
Offices. 2'i E'shth-aHe.. 100 1nird-avc.
corner For'y-sel enth-sl.. l52 East Forty
scventh-st.. corner Thiri-avc.. $50 East
l2jth-sf.. near = lird-aNe.. l.O2G Third-aVe
near SiN;y-frsf-si.. Los Fir.t-aye.: IOG
W esL Bow y--e-.ll- -, ln2 Columbus
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
TiONS FOR THE NEW-YORK THlR-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i2i2 Broadway,
VERTIsEMENTS at the following Branch
Ofices: 20 Eghth-ave.: .GO Thlrd-ave.
corner Forty-scventh-st.: 1879 East Forty.
s-venth-st corner Third-aye 40 East
l25th-st, near Third-ave. l,026 Third-ave..
near sIxty-nrst-st.; Los First-eve.: io6
west Forty-secnnd-st. fa2 Colunhus-ave-
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flats Go fet unfnrnishro.

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FIFTH-AVE.. I,04s. corner S6th- st.-Eie-
gant apartment. overlooking Park' ohS
$3.50. SAML NIXON 90 Broaa"aS.
SINGLE FLAT. nine rooms ana batn,
latest improvements; nrst-class loca ,a1y,
5Stb-st. and Madison-ave.; 10 lease. sooV'
OWNER. 10 East 1sth-s'.
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BUTLER COOK. by thoroughly eN-
ueriencei English couple. VIE excellent
cook all kinds ~ American. English and
French dishes. man good valet expert at
silver ma table decorating. ages 40. first
class references ~. G.. Tribune Uptown
once i2i2 broadway
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LADY will take charge Of city resi-
dercc Tor family g9irg away Tor sumner
scasJl or longer. refereace. Miss IN
RIGHT. 40 East Sjth-st.
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\ HIGHLY educated young English lady
wishes sltuat. ~ TO ace, mvanv travellers
10 Europe IN any capacity Tor summer.
Address EXPERIENCE Tribune Uptown
Office l2i2 Broadway
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TO GROCERS AND BUTCHERS. Tar
GAIN fine brick corner property, with old
firing. At.antic-ave cor Essex-s,
Brooklyn. $50
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COACHMAN. &c-Single. strong man. IS
years Old. can DO vegetable gardening and
milk: good reference. GARDENER. 10
RiNingtOn-st.
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Ciin Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lGs,h-.t.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house; low
price; SEM for circular. ATLAS M
PRONEMENT CO.. IS Broadway.
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DHESSMAKERS and SEAMSTRFSSFS
.n ch"drens dresses. guimps ilouse
N,aNtS' az or family servings cut and N,
a. BARRY. 20 Herberl-st., Brooklyn. f.
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BOOKKEEPER.- Young lady. G years
experience double entry hookkeeper :.
also Thoroughly understands stcnOgraphy
and tyIewritins. Al reference. Address
CAPABLE. ~ WilOW-st.. Orange. y. J.
Roy. II. desires situation In an once.
etc. DANIEL J. FALLS. @2l East 18th
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ACCOUNTANT OF long experience oner'
his services 10 corporations privai" hrTns
or parties In any kind Of business want
ing books opened. written up. closed or
sud,fcd accounts adjusted. hghest city
references terms moderate Address 40
CoI'NTANT Gss East l42d-st
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furnished Gonses 90 Get.

CORNWALL N-HCDSON. - Furnished
house. stable coachman's cottage. garden.
tennis lawn; high situation. near storm
King Club; 10 minutes from station Ap-
ply JAMES WYLD. Ardgay
TO RENT-Furnlshed cottages at STAN
ford in the-C atskills. Address w. u. NC
ALPINE. Stamford. n. Y.
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LADY'S MAID.-By young English
person: hairdresser. packer; understands
cutting and fitting; willin~ 10 travel; city
or country. best OF references Agency.
345 4th-ave.
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LAUNDREss. BY hrs;-class iaundress;
willing 10 assist with chamberwork in
private family: best city references. 748
6th-aye. first floor.
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miscellaneous.

A YOUNG MAN. amateur violinist.
would like 10 make acquaintance OF young
man amateur pianist. G.. l.. ~. Tribune
Oiice.
DIR ROSEII'S ZEDOARY. the great
remedy for sweating tender. tired feet
corns. bunions. etc, druggists. or mailed
Csc, r. d PALMATEER. Waprford. y Y
PATENTS for inventions secured
promptly. Rest % reference. Liberal terms
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
a MICHEL & co. n. idi Montgomery
ave. Bloomfield. New-JeTscy. "Haudho0k
for Inventors free.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRII'-
TIONS FOR THE NEW-YORk Iklk.
TNE WILL re RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~. l.242 broadway.
81 floor north N Thiriy-nrsf and AD-
VERT lSEMENTS N me following Branch
Offices: 81 Eighih-aye.. 100 Thiri-aye. !.
corner Forty-tet"nfh. st.. 15H East FIX
sevcnth-st.. corner Third ave 10 East
l25'h-sf.. near Third-avo .02G Thirl-ave.
near SiNty-Nrsf g.. Los Firsf-ave.. 100
West Foriy-seconl- ST.. 1872 Columbus
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BOY wishes place On farm 20 tend cows.
etc. or al Efntleman's country residence
under n gardener. EAST. 26i Columbia
st HrOOkiVn
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Domestic Gltuali cus Wan!eo
Males.

GARDENER. USEFUL MANLY mid
dle-aged man. take care horse. lawn and
flowers: l6 years references. c. r.. Trib-
~ Ottce
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COACIIMAN.-By a married man; no
children. frst-class city driver, can pro-
duce very good references. Address FRED.
". liG East 53d-st
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DRUG STORE in BROOKLYN 0no Ioco-
loh, old established. low rent and lea,o
net profits. So. 500: no agents KENT ian
hent-st.. Brooklyn. T.. u.
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DhfGOODS. boot and shoe bushes.
for sale IN u growing town 81 miles fr,p7
nov ork owner wishes 10 retire: canI.
,ai required about $500: will pay You
20 investigate. Address BUSINESS. Box
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Gelp mnntco.

Gelp Dnntco.
HELP WANTED I can furnish both
males ana females with easy and pleasant
employment at home mo canyassingi. can
earn from s. T. s. per day and 10 "NI"rl-
ence needed. This is something entirely
new. Send 10 cts silver Tor samples q
work and ful particulars. q. ii. CAR
PEWTER. Newaygo, Mich.
TEACHER FOR Presbyterian academy:
must be experienced Latin and Greek
specialist. also physical trainer. must
teach lower English branches. CENTRAL
ED. BUREAU, 1881 Arch-st., fhiladel-
phia.
WANTED. Office boy for a physician /:
n nice b0y between II and II years. Apply
at - West 5oth-st. a. p. m
WANTED a drygoods salesman. must
understand trimming wind 0ws. also ticket
writing, must have good references Apply
J. GOLDSTEIN. Long Branch. y. !.
wANTED-Men on cattle steamers II
London Liverpool Glasgow. Work for
passage Apply @ Green~ich-st
YOUNG MAN WANTED TO help in
store: one with some knowledge ~ book
keeping preferred. wages 81. ". Tribune
once.
Females.
LADY CANVAssERS for Mt Vernon
Moth Bag Mig. Co.. Tor Brooklyn. No~-
York Jersey and IIohoken. this patent
muslin moth proof bag f. required IN every
family New-York Oficc. 2i3 shave.
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TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TNlH-
ISE WILL EE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~ az broadway
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REFRESHMENTS AZ the following Branch
Offices. % E!gh'a-afe.. 100 Tllrd-ayr.
corner Foriy-sct enth &c.. -" East Forty
scven,h-st. corner Third.ry" 80 East
i2iih-st. near Third ave. ]. u2G Third ave.
near SlRiy-n-s' / 70s Flrftav".. lOG
West Forfy-second- ST: 1879 Columbus ave.
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90 Get for Business pnrposcs

At - BEEKMAN- plumbing sup
plies and stove district. store, basement,
cellar and first loft "a let RUTLAND q
WHITING. Beekman-st.
to DE FL, R FjI2s?if r. wMnTING beef'
mhn-st
FLOORS TO LET WITH POWER
IN the
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING.
THOROUGHLY F1REPROOF.
Fitted with
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE,
COVERING 10000 SQrARE FEET;
IA stories high. fronting 2Dl feet on the
BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
IS fee, on both Pose and William sts.
WINDOWS on FOUR SIDES.
Strongest lightest, best equipped buidlng
IN this CITY.
rutland & WHITING.
) Bcekman-st.
LOFTS TO Lf.'r.-A large numher; all
sizes: all prices. rutland g. WHITING.
8 Beekman-st. --
TO Easement and sub-cellar; 21x
IS 40 Warren-st
TO LET Temple Court 9th floor;
southwest corner Office. 1Oxl6. Apply TEN
pie Court. Room 923.
WEST Dist ST. Handsomely furnished
rooms; en- suite or single: parlor moor to
lease private. club. business or physician
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Young woman seeks position as law Ste
nographer. 10 experienced In all kinds 81
law work. neat. accurate. rapid. lntelil-
gent and willing; would accept moderate
compensation for permanent position IN
frst-class agreeable Office. X. Box 1
Tribune Office
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COACHMNN and GROOM. = SInEIN
thoroughly understands the care Of notses
ana carriages. careful driver. has hrst-
class references from las, employer. VINO
can b. applied 70. Address T. C.. Box
~ l.2l2 Broadway.
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COACHMAN- PLAIN GARDENER. 90
By a young German. just disengaged; ;
can keep place in nrst-class order. tenn
perate. good references CHARLEY. Box
2 Tribune Office.
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bnsiness Ghaurcs.

IA SOUND BUSINESS. inviting fuIIe~,
INVESTIGATION. requires $1,000: services on
rronai' unusual opportunity for safe inves,
e,irI, ana assured large returns JAMES
STEVENSON 50 Hroads, ''A''
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FOR SALE.-4l5 acres LlConicr Rue
rock. Silica Glass Rock. Fire stone Oxide
ana Metallic Iron ore. Clays. Timber. Sc
i'aiiroad runs through the land Ahund
ance Of good water. Address WIN. HIM
FHEEY. l5l ith-aVe.. Pittshnry Pam
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COACHMAN. &c. BY thoroughly expert
enced single swiss competent and reli-
able In his duties; can take entire care
~ gentleman's place n desired good care
ful groom driver and general worker;
civil and oblging personal city reference.
Address ] K. 5 Morris-st.
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GARDENER.-By a flrst-ciass gardener
and florist: German. single; over Is years
experience In all branches OF the trade In
Germany and this State: with best refer
ences from last place: on gentleman's
place. Address GARDENER. 10 Rlving-
ton-st.
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COACHMAN BY n young Englishman;
thorough horseman. careful driver. two
years personal city references. Agency.
34J 4th-aNN.
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PRINTING at bottom prices: 600 husi
ness cards or billheads 81: = OoO handtili4
81; everything equally low. PAUIIDEX
69l lsi-ave i-''
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COACHMAN.-B a single sober man;
thoroughly understands gardening. milk
ing. generally useful: h.s'-class reference.
j. IL Box L. Tribune Oflcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-11

WANTED.-By a woman who can give
the best ~ reference n house 10 care for
either for the summer or longer. Address
care OF a. X, 81 ST Mark Place.