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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
uOW TIE POTENTATES LOOK ~ WAY.

The Mikado Of Japan and the Chinese Emperor
IN wax are the new attractions at the Eden Musee
this week. They were put on eNh'Di'on ""',''f'
End Americans who felt In sympathy with either
% tho helI,gerent potentaes turned out TO see how
they looked in wax The Mkado has an open
Intelligent countenance and looks as II ne InEht
be a graduate Of Yale or Harvard he IS dreSs ",
" ~ h.irht OF fashion and shows plainly that MS
measure. is taken by London tailor; Inc Chih.sr
Emperor on the other hand is heId doNh ~ w., NE
drspon which clutches his person literary IN 'h' IN,
fornn a. countless silken dragons embroldtI.l ga
over his Oriental frock OF yellow SIX. ms II ~
,,i,.nca 90 annareutly the least conspicuous OF MS
nere0nal attractions. The fourteen-yeat -oiu Qur'
~ Holland will be exhibited among thc cio~ ~,
pa.ds ~ The world on Saturday The concerts a'
,rart large crowds every afternoon ara evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
TIE BERLIN IN COLLISION IN IHH ~"
AyARRow ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS AcCi'hNi
FIRE IsLAND--NO DAMAGE DONE.

AyARRow ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS ACOiphNi ~
FIRE IsLAND--No DAMAGE DONE
The steamship Berlin. Of the American Line 'ro"
soubannton for New-York. and the coai-.d1en
schooner O. H. Brown. from PhiIaoe'p"I' ~
prov.ncetown came together IN ue''v ~.
Fire Island Yesterday morning at ''o .'0S' ,,h
nothing but good luck prevented an acc'ue". 49,
nigh; have resulted In the loss OF lives
sos hung over the ocean at the time, ana ha'u's "
h,.,.h =. - as s,irr,ng The whistle OF the
Berlin had haAn sounding regularly for several
hours and hey Messengers reused by II. anu WIZ"
pleasant anticipation of soon being as"o'e'
hearty all on deck. Captain watkins wac ga
bridge. His trained ear heard through Uie w.
mist the faint sound OF a tin foghoi" D.,
human lungs and not by the steam from p,,
engine. Thu very faintness OF the sound rendereu
Us direction deceptive. -, . =
Suddenly from tho forecast,e of the Berlin came
warning cry and out Of the mist there ioo"e' ~
the black hui and white fos-soaked sa's Vi ""
schooner no, 300 feet away. the TWO ''s'. ..-u,,,
coming together head on" There was "o'''Vn
anxious suspense, and then grams n.aonar
Gfoying sound was heard as the h'n'''e S,,an "a
nd tina ~.,.,v ocean racer ground their sides 90
e.,h.r r., d., ,ha grmv decks OF the coiher
efe looked nal, a dozen pale faces aho over ~,
shy sides Of the Berlin the passengers Oh VI. o's
sanshp gazed down S.ow.y the TWO ''or
sSSed by each other. and then the se"0'
IN the log. aOd then
engines OF the Berlin were s,oppsp, ~ ~ ~ the
~ ns slowly backed. The iasnihss % s.nod ready
,.esats were cast loose and her crew SO aSain the
S".ihser the boat into the water once Sail from
sSsaooner appeared. and IN answer 70 ih ~ Then
y. Berlin reported sulkily We're az r,k":" ahead
re engines OF the Berlin were starteu tsnt when
s Se.n Watkins made light OF the '"c''e"'
n yesterday. , =, "a,d we
The fog was very dense" said ne; ana ana the
sssfe running a, half speed The BERN d hni we
Grown were coming together head 80 on, ~, GERS
sserved and no damage was done The passeheer, >
were q bit excited for a few minutes but the eA
asysnent soon on. ,so,s ON
Inc Beriins trip had several unusuaI nm
august Is. when OF the Banks. she came hea, "a
mns into a brigantine but sheered of In time ~
Esvent any collision. Among her passengers = F
~ and Mrs. Henry Albertson Mr. and Mrs. No. a
Sss,mIssrong Lawrence Addicks Mr. and MTs; Jsm an
nn~iour, George W. Bearer J. r. Brooke, Dr oM c,ii
a. Burnett. j. d. Carr. W. NJ EDWARDS. j. NJ jill
any '' NJ Arthur Tnrber. j L. Gl ,aS Har;ns.
SSd1sy Herbert. g. p. Howard; Or. g; h9er Wrs
& X James Adolphe J. La Bergs, MI. ana NJ Mt
Seorge Y. Massey A. j. Mills. George Moves MiiIer'
Herad Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ONeiE, ~
ana And Mrs. Hugh Pitcairn Mr. and Mrs. George l.
Hoberta H. c. Southwck. Mr. and Mrs, George M
rSMyeeh, Dr. Herbert A. Woodbury., T.. q. van
'yns.ing and NJ r. Yeatman.
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THE SOCTH AND PROTECTION.
,.c,res,,,r pposIrH TELLS WHAT THE
eo,,,urpv STATES WOULD GAIN BY
THAT POLICY.

From The Philadelphia Press ,v g., tho
one Of the great Speeches ON e was that Of the
Hon Marriott Brosus Of the Lancaster ~ ,evens
trict His is the district wnicn Mr. irosins is
worthy successor OF that sreatt n &C. a tariff
publican party The speecn n,ds circulation during
ca fa campaign The following extract rs 10
rative Of the elegant also o'f interesns and valuable
hapP Pc nontext with protection speer n,,mcv
the lips OF sncersy incurred BY all the North ina
'Our attachments are Wisely Wisely bnstow the benefits
they may og With prodgay upon all industries
in ali sections Of the Union streams from this
would Of Send SS Rs
Of labor eysryw99 rom Esens garden should
dow west g the land OF go nle a. the e whole
Ghon should nay should go toward the east
Of EtnU The mighty industries that grow ,bc
While The Enphsses s ,S" land Sa north
Would especially stimulate T ,h 81 SCUM When
ing vet to be o ts sesp 2 OF ONE Of
Would make that fair land descr r"best domain OF
own sons %sea ns IS centred that please ae
prosper kind where every prod
perfect sou nperate zone where by night the cot,
ton whltens beneath the stars ia lis bearded shea
here in the same field the clover eatches the
GRANGE Of the WIND a ,ans sne where are
quick h exhaustiess treasures forests vd h sa
and nss sr .na' country bloom
To r%t for mankind under the magic &c 'S Se
VISIBLE wss m in The Union ne in the
Henry ,WC.orria He may tell 1t In his own wO,us c
Il what ,s shs SnSS ad had free trade
country wouia hhUndred years. Gentlemen OF the
s snnih' i commesd the wholesome cna"'e ~
RELUCTANT lips: .ara, In pickens County. Ga.
peo 'tn %sn him i ,Sa m msft S
,S make hs from and yet
buried him ~ ,"e was imported from Cincinnati na
hs within e. eo Sneh and d se
and yet the nails h,s ms grave were imported from
the t earth saa ana SaS Sss
The wool in the comm hrnnSht from the North. The
themselves not furnish thing on EARN m. 9ronnd
funeral but the t him away and the clods rastied
down his rS Boston Of shoss and cin ps,r
n bxreechss from chisa90; 70 carry into the next
natl leaving him 70 remind him Of the county n IN
w wSIsh H e lived and for which DC ''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
cotn MINING ~ the TRAySrAAM

one Of the passengers from England on IN" Ems
,.e,erl,v vas Hamen Jennings. OF JohanncsDdrs'
eoutb Africa He went from 'hH"T'" u" "''
,rro,svaal 1--WE years ago. and Is now on hlf way
- ,,,,rrta where his family lives He struck
10th fame and fortune In the Transvaal. where II"
holds the place Of consulting engineer with several
English mining companies He Is six feet III heiein'
we,ghs 2o pounds and Is not yet forty years o''i'
sneakinr OF the Transvaal gold fields az the fllth
,,.ru. Hotel last night. Mr. Jenninsa said: the
Ge1s are being rapidly developed. The monthly
outnu, * now about 10000 ounces '"' iu""I -
,nrfnrmed mostly by negroes. English capital prh
iIcalv controls the Transvaal our mcthols 3re M
,rnn'rn The Transynal Republic was fonnaei by
IN, Hoers descendants Of holiaadcrs VINO co'ol,,
we'd certain portions Of southern AIriSn mhmy
Dcorv ago The emgrants attracted 10 me iekonn
Nov are almost wholly English subjects, although
,hare arc a number Of talifOrnans VINO, throuSh
% 81 NV element and adventure float In. II may
surprise you when tell you nat the only n not
T." ard his is not "A hot day for New-f orkers
rither People think Of the TransyanI as sx,
there and the climate is delightful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
"THE WORLDS FAIE" REPRODTCTION.

,rh, T. m. las, week a; the "Worll's Fair IN the
Garden Many wcISsown people have visited me
car;en Of late and al seem TO enjoy the spec'acie'
Kate Field of Washington. spen, one evening 'h'rr'
and Marshall f. wilder. who spent several weeks
a, Chicago last summer declared that ne ehjoyei
HE ,lsIt IA the New-YOrk reproduction in some re-
n,.c,. even more than the original. because ne sil
~ coi,d see II all In every detail without the rush
,,r'tscd me minute accuracy and completeness or
bSusten's reproduction. Moses = Handy, tormery
80 - tho Department OF Promotion and Publicity
ca. -. ,ba Cniumbis Exposition. has spoken highly OF
a. a. xcenograph IN "The Chicago Inter ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
THE CHANGE ~ caAAms vor YER MADE

Those who expected that the talked OF change IN
the command OF the cruiser New-fork flagship Of
the North Atlantic Squadron. would take place yes
terIay were surprised. FOR It AID not take place
after all. Captain Roblcy j. Evans who. on FRI
dav last accompanied the President from Wash
inrton ~ Gray Gables is still with him. and tele-
gram was received at the Navy Iarl yesterday
morning announcing that he would not report Tor
dufV until Thursday As consequence. captain
Philip who T. not to 40 until his RELIEF comes, VIII
be on the ship u few DAYS longer Then he VIII
go - Boston Navy YNrl without any leave OF
absence 20 go on duty as captain OF N" Nard
Acting Rear Admiral Meade. the nca coniiaand-
an, ~ IN. North Atlantic Squadron. left the Nag
ship Ncw-Yorll yesterday morning. una Stati'r en-
a leave OF few days. He went 10 Washington -
settle Nd his affairs there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
ryrry srAED STEAMERS TO RUN FROM HARLhM

Tina, Gen Island continues TO attract ARG
crowds is again shown by the announcement. % -
managers that they propose 10 Des'" rn.,,a,n,
' -, ,.o benefit of Harlem visitors. Beginning
,o-,rorrow morning a special boat Will run rom
tho dock at ne-hundred- and seven'eenth-St 1t,
Rivnr making two trips daily. leaving IN. s ~ Glen
ISlsna Al II 80 a. m and $50 p m Tickets %lii n
interchangeable with those used on the ''e" "
Of ste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

have been dispatched from the CITY q, pr.,,..
t te uiausnt OF these steamers about nineteen
iee.. anu even az low water there no trouble
III reaching the city. -Four steamers 10 he
bni,dn or eerage and freight transportation now
nave been so designed in their draught as to be able
10 DC sent from the city of Bremen.
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WORK WANTED.


Male.
XM. l.. HART 80.
Exuer' Accountant and Auiif'r.
H.rne, Building. Room ~. - Iaik h1w.
Az ACTIVE YOING MAN wishes post
ton EVENING". hotel o. hhr p'tI'l, go
pY.t city references from present employ
Dr. At'rINE. box =. Tuhunr oiil''.
active ELDERLY MAN American. -
,.,r. I'm business desires position - col.
l.,,nr or - make himself useful. small
salary. i. ~ 2N35 3d-ave.
ACCOUNTANT PUBL
Holm \. tARTLlbGE.
1l3 Broadway. y. !.
I..i,- written up. posted balanced pr aud
itcd. prompt aud accurate wofN' w"der"t"
teams
N\Y BUSINESS rrriring the SERVES II
4 ,,apail" young married man 'on ma
sam, los addressing ". u SMALL.
Nearest.
Al OFFICE MANAGER. expert account
ant. bookk .cper auditor. financial man
ur.r owing 10 recent failure whore en-
Moved. wants position u uust or moderate
no.iftou with prospects. 20 years expert
.nc". highest references. ADAMS. y v.
G:.d y,
ANY BUSINESS requiring the services VI
4 capable young married man can md
SAM 10y addressing w. H. SMALL
Moore-st
4 COOP HAM BONER. a.sa mea, SMOKER
and sa.ier T.. :. l82 Forest-si.. drug
stpr". Brooklyn.
BAKER. BY an unmarried second hand.
On brad ana Vienna rolls. call or ad-
dress A. JABLONER. 81 Rving,on-s'.
BARTENDER By a young man. German.
AZ second hand. or with boss alone.
HALLER. ear, Hauscr. 800 East o2d-st
Toy. 10. wishes position as office or errand
by: good references. A. ACALLioN.
3Or', Nent 2Sih-St.
HuY.l4. wishes Htultion IN oIiic-; can
furnish good reference. CHAS. IrAFF-
MAN. II Hremrn-st. brook'ih
ROY II desires position la n machine
shop VII r. he can Inish trade. Address
otto HILBERT. id2 East t,h-st
BOY colored. desires situation ~ any
KIND: can write pretty fair hand and
is w..lrg AMI obl'gins ROBERT EMER-
son. 3iS Wat"r-st
EETLROY BY 4 respectable colored Young
man from the South 40 as beilhoy. hall
ya,. family. ran furnish nrst-class cry
references and where employed last. Al
BERT ROOK. ~ 2i-ave.
ROoKKEEPTK. telegraph operator. ste
nographer and general clerk; YOUNG man
educated: experienced. capable ana GU
s.nt. seeks employment IN banHInt % uons,
mission house. eminent testimonials. moo
crate salary FIDELIS. Box .. Tribune
OfiiN..
BOOKKEEPER. -ISperi. capable. NOR
ough. wants permanent or temporary p'-
sition with manufacturing. ha%ins or
brokerage. best OF references NJ. NJ. a.
Tribune Office.
CIGAR PACKER -first-claSs, wishes
work for tile first two or three Gays a
week. TIL STEiNBt'HLER 3vls broome-
~. -
> ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRIp-
r.SE Will BIZ RECEIVED AT THE |
THROWN OFFICE. No. Lac Broadway. |
81 door north u Thirty-hr,, St; anf hD.
SENT ISEMFN'rS at the following Branch |
caires. o5I Eighth ave: TO Third ave. |
corner Fc.:y-seventh-st.: i'o East Forty. |
seventh-.,.. corner Third 0ss 1 $50 Eas'
~ s;x,vnrs,-st. TOs First-ave.: 100 |
IVES, Fory- second-st: 1872 Columbus-avs.
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13DlREcr7 srEA MsHIl' line to- BREMEN +.
extensive works have been in progress for num-
~. .e' OF years to deepen the channel and stratghten
s S'e River Weser between the city Of Bremen ana
as port OF Bremerhaven. Since last fall the large
Ssnsetlantic steamers Of the Roland Line. between
- smsn and New-Yor<. and OF the River Plate Line
J" tue North German Lloyd Steamship Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

ADVERTISEMENT AMP sCBsCRlP.
TiONS FOR TINA NET-YORK THIh-
USE WILL III -HECElNGp At THE
rIToWS OFFfCr So i.9i2 Broriway
VrNyf-FMFN'~; ~ the following Hran
Onr.s. -. Elghth-avc.. 80 rhiri ave.
corner Fort5 seventh st. li' Fast Forty
- .h-si. corner Thlrl ave" - Et-i
l2S.Y- near Third-ave. / "2i Thlri-Ay-.
s,r Sin,v-iirs. - EOS Firs' ave. 100
West Tnri, second s'.. ig2 c1lumhu~-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

At LOWEST PRICES and in accordance
Win "a. lines Especially now sfing
alteration o. Buili!fe Trunks. trg'"lliu
Lays. p1ck"th.oks. dressing ca-eS. shicn"is.
sol~ leathe' trunks. straps at CHARLES
SCHWARTZ 80 shave.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose ~ heir
lefi-oN clothing at fair vain" VIII
pl.us~ call or address EDWARD MILLER.
- cih-avs.. near Wdvcri"y flnc".
JOHN PIcKUARpT 80 L"noN ave. nfs'
Inventor II folding tei~. rJhn"' maker
and uphn,s'erer. carpets hair mIi'rfss''s
made - suit. also slip covers CA, 'n
mace - srli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

= : :
BROADWAY The new building. l.G.tI
Broadway. just comple' 81. store. base
ment and two very fine GROIN Hats,
everything perfect. cheap rent: open Mon
day and Tuesday for Inspection. JOS. NJ
ADRIAN. Az Grap5s;
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnish ii.

WEST 2iST ST Several desirable N-rpm
rats. SIS 20 So. conveniently located
Delaware fats. 23?-217 West 2lsi-st.. ref
erenrrs required. janitor on premise.
JOS VI. ADRIAN. iI2 Chandler.
LOS. corner seth st.-Apart-
rients overlooking Pafh. Only $500
NIXON. % Broadway.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE Pony that is well broken and
roliable for children Address l/r. -. 9.
JACKSON. /. .. box 1Gl. Jamaica. l. l.
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
London,
Gordon Hotels, Limited.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPRS'S COCOA.

RREA KFAsT-sUPPER.-.By a thorough knowleds'
the natural laws which govern the operations OF d.
Seson and nutrition and BY careful application OF the
nns Tor our breakfast supper delicaely favored
hsyersse which may many heavy doctors BILL.
10 the fudicous Of such articles OF diet that
eonst,tu,ion may be gradually built up pn,i sron3
subtle no;ti.E afo1sd " r.sSy to st,Ses
shaft by Keeping ourselves well fortified With
bieod and properly nourish.a fr.m:.cvii sers:
oniy in nsif-pound tins. BY roeers i:bs'ea thus:
Samee Epps T. Co., Ltd, Homeopathic Chemis
London. Enaland.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

BACHELOR QUARTERS. parior. upper
floors. single rooms. private baths. con
yenieut hote.s. cubs. II East 2Jth-st.
IL PRIVATE FAMILY o.; three Adults.
three furnished rooms. together or SEP
rrately. prices moderate 10 people Of re-
nn.ment 80 East 4jth-st.
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cEKTIsEMENTs AND SUBsCRIP-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TklE.
CNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.2i2 broadway.
"a floor north OF Thirty-nrst and ADJ
NERT1SEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: 25i Eghth-ave.: 40 Third-aye.,
oDrner Forty seventhst.: l59 East Forty
fev-nth-st corner Third-ava; 80 East
lo5,h st. near Third-ave. ! 0oG Thlrdave..
near SIXTY hrst-st.: Los Firs'-ave.: 100
West Forty second st i02 Columbus-ave.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED Furnished house hy desirable
party. where owner will board In leu o.,
rent. privilege u others. ciiy 81 country .
references. Mrs. HELEN HOWE. East
Orange. " i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH sETTER
and rabbit hound pups; these pups are
c. i. NJ. MEPRIFIELD. Carleton House.
Roekpart Ma
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND srrscEIP-
TioNs FOR THE NEW.r0Rk TKiH;
i'NE Will re RECElVGn At IhE
81 a d. = no; IN Of 'Ttiriy-nrsi,. aad 40
vrRrIsEMENrs a, the following Hranch
0aices: ~ rrh'h-aye; 80 :, Third ra,.,.
c5rn.r Fort, seventh g, $50 East For.
io;,h-st.. near Trird-av. .025 ra'rd-ar.s
near sixty nrst at i.Ios Tirs'-aye loo
West Forty secoad-s,.: 1872 Columbus-are.
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TO LET FOR BUsISEss PURPOSES

THE NEW six-s,ory Buildings. Nos. 81
40 and 49, Gree rWich-st.. near Canal
ST.. steam power ana freight elevator,
suitable FOR warehouse or light manhiaci-
uring purposes. Inquire of T.. AKNSTlIN.
40 Nassau-st
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DRESSNAEIeG.


A-A-ARTlSTTr summer dresses made
from - rhls MONTH, tallOr-cU', III and
work gtaraH tc-'!. also welding. "N" ~.
reception. seaside and travelling cost imfs.
wraps and costumes OF every description
made On short notice; cutting. tasting. u.
patterns 20 MEASURE. - cents ETHEL'S
iIrsssmaking Iailors - Fast - hist.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAklNG. mppr,ed
fashions. hotel orders at short notice;
goods purchased u desired. moderate
prices. Mrs. MELROY. - East llth st.
between Broadway and University Plac~.
DRTssMAKfH 81 misses and chilirens
dresses. Infants coats and rioaks. by
week OF month. city or country highest
references. DitESSM AKTR, 1906 Fast
Sfth-sf
DRESSMAK Err ExLcrienc"d dressmaINer.
first class litter. accustomed to first
work. dcsirrs NOR" engagements. city or
country. terms Moderate. highest refer
cnces D. 2Ji >th-aN".
ADVERTISEMENT AND srBSCR1P-
TONS FOR THE SEW YORK TRlH.
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.242 Broadway.
- floor north Of Thriy-nrst-st: and AD-
NERTISEMENTS a. tue following Branch
Oe.r.~: 20 Eighth-ave. go 1hird-aNe
corner Forty eyenth-st., 100 East f"r'Y-
sovcnth-st
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WANTED. Free and clear farm: ~
equity private house. l35th-st.. rented;
harEaln. NIXON. % BrOalWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21

NTROPEAN ADVERTISERS will fnd the
n YnrAon ofBos OF The Tribune 75 Fleet street. = 9.
ooo1SaiSnt place to leave their advtbsmsnn to Dus
tseation IN The TffbunA
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
GRAMERcY PARK. 1870 EAST 2lST-ST.
Elegant second floor: newly decorated :,
also single rooms. board optional.

GRAMERCY PARK. l39 EAST 2IsT-ST.
Elegant second floor; newly decorated.
also single rooms. board optional
FIRST-cLASs PARTIES. wiling 20 pay
liberality. con liam Of exceptional home
for cbill. either temporary or permanent,
best cae and influence. correspondence in
viscd. No pos,als. now in The South. Ad-
dress % be forwarded. Box 49, Tribune
Ofice.
LARGE. airy rooms wl'h al improve
ments. With or without board. best at
tendance. minutes walk from Bridge:
with board. 81 we"hly - Sands-si..
brooklyn.
PLEASANT square rooms to let: fur
nishel; good board. private family; #
eFence. 23G West 2in-st.
: EAST 4lST-ST. Hands mely furnished
rooms. private bath. with board; also
table board. references given nnd required.
7TH-AvE.. 2ol5 Nicely furnished second
moor rooms with good board, also other
rooms. terms moderate.
2lST-sT. l4j EAST CGramcrcy PariO.-
Copl rooms: generous table. reasonable
rates: everything ilrst-class. private PARK
privilege. references.
3iTH-ST.. IG3 WEsT.-rarge and small
rooms. superior board. select pagties.
table board. references LAMADRlD.
Is WEST 5isT-ST. Hands nelly furnished
large ana small rIlNs. together or sep
arately. with board. references.
- EAST 3,TH-ST Large. handsome
rooms with nIst-class table; references
exchanged.
- WEST 18TH IT. Uaufsom-y NIr-
nishel large and small rooms. reasonable
with superior board. references.
ia LEXINGTOE-ANE -Eligir'" rooms.
ready for autumn engagement~ location
desirable. terms reasonable for long en-
gagemenis. table board
rs EAST 2iST-ST. Formerly Field house:
handsome suites and sinsi" 10 ms every
modern Improvements, superior table; ref
er~nc.s exchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AGENCY for -Kss.dences. all
kinds. for snle rent: furnished houscf
TcBBS K TAYLOR. 5 Beekuan-st.. =. I.
HOUSE In North Plalnheli. New-Jers~y:
fourteen r,-,ms and bath. water. gas.
etc. stable and gar,Ien. rem, $40 per
month. selling price $500 Apply 20
Ocean Grove y. j.. Box 3a3.
ORANGE. y J-i,ral estate At all sta
tons up 10 Morrisiowa AMI l3c.narls-
Vile EDW. T.. HAMILTON x co. G
Rroanway
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and RondI.

New YoRE. Sent 81 The event Of the
day in financial ard stock circles was the
reduction in Rock Island quarterly divi-
dend from to Il per cent. The Grangers
were inclined to tirmness during the morn
ing session, but the break of points in
Rock Island led to heavy realizations and
short selling and st. Paul fell TX to 60,
Burlington and Quincy ~ to 7411 and
Northwest Ia to 1885. These stocks as
sured a more prominent position in the
trading and figured from 81, 700 shares in
a total Of 22l, 732 shares for the entire list
In a general way the market opened
easier owing to realization in Chicago
Gas and American Sugar, but subsequent
ly showed a tendency to improve until the
tlrangers broke. Iu the closing dealings
the pressure against the western shares
exerted an unfevorable influence and the
market left off weak in tone. Neat
changes show losses of Is to S$l, Rock Is
land leading.
The range of Yesterdays prices or the ac-
tive stocks Of the New York stock market are
given below. The quotations are furnished
THE TRIBUNE by q. du B. Dimmick, manager
OF William Linn Allen & Co., stock brokers,
Az Spruce street, Scranton.