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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
ERLENIS EOR TNLRTT VEIN

The thireth anniversary of the ordination to the
priesthood Of the Rev. Gabrie, 4. Heay was Gee
brated yesterday morning with all the pomp and
ceremony OF the Catholic Church. Mt 81. Bernaris
Church. in West Fourteenth-st.. OF which he Is
the rector and pastor The services consisted Of a
solemn high mass. with fu. choral services, at ii
a. M. vespcrs in the afternoon and reception at
o'c.Ock in the evening.
Father Hea.y celebrated the mass. assisted by the
Roy John Edwards as deacon AMI the Rev. James r..
t;oegin as sub-1eacOn. The Rev. Michaei j.
Awkward OBLIGATED as master OF ceremonies. The
sermon was preached by the Rev. Michael j.
Henry Of Brewstcrs. y. Y, AMI formerly assistant
TO the ce ebrant. Yesterday Father Hea.y received
many presents commemorating his good work.
The Rev. James McCiraw, Of St Peters catholic
Church. in BaIcayst. vi. have been priest thirty
wears to-day. IL. together With five other priests.
was ordained in old -. Patricks Cathedral. In
Mptt-st.. September -. lsi
There was no specia. ceremony yesterday beyond
the presentation Of handsome bunch 81 Hover,
bv the schoo children Father McGraw GO ebrated
the O'Clock mass AMI thanked the children for
fhair rff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
LARGE SUMS DUE THE INDIANS.
THE GOVERNMENT OWES NEARLY $1,000 900
VARIOUS TRIBES.


WASHINGTON. Sept 23.-There is in the Treas
ury nearly 100000 the credit Of the Interior De
partment to be paid the Indians under treaties
and agreements made with them.
The sum OF $4,000 is due the Pottawatomles. OF
Indiana and Michigan. but there Is no Indian agent
available TO make the payments, and II vii be
some months yet before this money is paid out.
About the middle Of November the Yankton Sioux.
of South Dakota will begin TO receive instalments OF
the 1921 coo which the Governmen; owes them. For
this sum of money these Indians coded 10 the United
states all their RICH; and title TO the unal,o;ed lands
within the reservation set apart for their use.
In a shor, while $4,000 VIII be pad out 10 the
sderation OF their having coded the United state
certain fishery rights within the domain OF the
Yakima Reservation. 49,.
The Occur d'Aene Indians of Idaho. have $1,000
due them in return for concession OF strip OF
land on which the town OF Harrison Is located. The
and in consideration thereof in about month :
time the Government viii begin 10 pay OUT the
si2 900 which IS due them.
Nearly $4,000 is to be paid to the NeZ Perez lnd-
ians Of Idaho. for land concessions. The Govern
ment does not consider II good policy to pay out
but partial payments viii begin soon 49,
The "oh settler CheTOkees have more than $40
900 coming 70 them bu; Of this they VIII have 10
pay 81 per cent for attorneys fees.
More than 900 settlers who went upon the crow
Creek and Numebago Indian reservations. IN South
Dako,a and were removed therefrom by the Gov
eminent. are TO be reimbursed 10 the extent Of
The paymen, Of $4,000 has already begun 20 the
White Earth Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

No scows OF the Strcct-C Cleaning Department went
to sea yesterday. because the majority Of those
out failed to get back. Late on Saturday night
twelve Of them. eight Barney scows and four Hat
ones. were anchored Ia Concy Island Cove. loaded.
and could not get to sea owing to the tide When
they will return is mere conjecture. No carts or
sweepers went ont yesterday. either. In nearly all
the streets OF the East and West sides. below
Fifiy-ninth-st. the swccpings were In little pies
and fast being scattered over the streets again.
The drivers and sweepers. who are employed by
the month. ar" indignant because their pay Tor
Trilav last vas deducted They did not work that
dav because there were scoWs t. receive the
refuse They rcroried for duty. and declare that
they were onu to their pay. as the fact mat
they could not work NJ fault OF theirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
THE syORE AWAKENED TIE "COPPER."

Michael Corcoran. who lives at No. l39 West
Houston-st found the heat OF Saturday night op-
press.ve. and he sat on the doorstep Of MS
home he fell aseep. Mr.. Corcoran shores. so
sooner had he fallen asleep than he began TO snorc,
and no had he begun TO snore than he awak-
ened Officer Shick Of the Mercs--st. station. who
was on post. Shick at once made his way
toward the sleeping As he approached he saw
three boys away. 90 he let the sleeping man lie
and hid in the doorway
Presently the boys returned and began to rife
the mans pockets. COrcoran still snored. AS the
BOYS started away Shick bounced on them There
were three Of them and two got away The third.
John McMaho1. seventeen years Old of 50 Nandam-
ST. stopped after the officer had Aired shot from
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FLATS TO LET-Iufurntshed.

sTU.AVE.. lUlS. cor. sG'h e. Elegant
apartments. overlooking iars s>p 70
81 ~ SAMUEL. NIXON. 90 BruaiwaN.
20 WEST 2GTH-ST -El'rant large and
email apartments. with baths ana toilets.
elevator electric and gls light. private
halls. neat. 500 year Won nor r
MANN
18Th ST. 10 WEST. 9TH anl Gth ases. -
Flat u rooms AMI bath. small family
reference.
l02D-ST.. :, WEST steam heated. q
ana rooms. all light. scar IT, sta
ton. ring bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
european Advertisements.
HOTEL De LILLE ET D. ALBION,

u, Kue ~ i!OhOfc FarF,
Between the 1uilories Gardens. Place Vendome
and New Opera. Advantageous arrangements for
families Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing Rooms.
Electric Light. sc. Telegrams. "Lillalblon."
Paris HENRY ABADIE.
EUROPEAN ADVERTISERS will find the
IL London office of Tie Tribune - Fleet Street. T.. g.
Convenient place their advertisements FOR pub
lioa'ion In The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
THE CHAIN WENT WIN TIE ANCHOP.

The British steamship Delcomyn. Captain Keen.
from Buenos Ayrcs and Rio Janciro. arrived here
Yesterday at $40 O'Clock a. and while prepar-
ing to anchor i'm Quarantine broke her wnilass.
and dropped her port anchor Win 10 fathoms Of
and cut the chain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
AfISCEI.LASEOt y.

AT LOWEST PRICES IN NI,W-YOHK -
Trunks. travelling bags. vallscs. ladies'
handbags. pock"tDooks. dressing cases
music rolls dress suit cnses sole leather
trunks hat boxes At tho rel abb. hous" AMI
factory 81 CHARLES SCHWARTZ. -
Fourth-aN".. near ?th-st.
GENTLEMAN wishing 10 dispose ~ their
ft-0ff clothing ~ Jar valge VIII please
call or address EDWARD MILLER, u,
Gih-aV".. near Wav"rl"y Place.
Il. ARNOLD LIZ VALLEY. interior deco
rations and painting. French. English
and American wall papers. 3lS Madison
ave. cor. i2I-st.. under Hotel Wellington
REACHES SLAUGHTERED BY THOU
SANDS ~ powder. paste or poison
used ~ DIRT Get Byron Roach Trap.
Ily mail 3Oc EYEON. 30 East 2Jl-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

GREAT SACRIFICE.-t fine light eH,
tension top cutund"r family surrey; used
Ave weeks cost. $3.50; also. $40 for extra
fine coupe rockaway. used three months
cost, s75: price. $40. silver-plated harness
cost sos: price. $40. Inquire at private
stable. 10 West i4th-st.
FOR SALE-A gamey. driving team OF
small PONIES: reasonable Address Dr.
o. c. jackson. 7. o. Box 16l. Jamaica
L. J.. " Y
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.


AGENCY Tor MOntciair. -R'sidence', All
kinds for sale - rent. furrlsrei houses
Ti'BRs & TAYLOR ; Beckman-s'.. y. !.
FOR SALE leo lots In Hobok"n, SUIT
abb. fur factory 90 tenemsni-. N llpts "t
20 % lots. -. ". WRIGHT. - New
nfk-si.
LOTS IN NIAGARA FALLS CITY. IN the
vicinity ~ new trunk sever. Tor sale
Cheap md on easy terms. Address - XII
TIN1ER. ~ Peari-s'.. Bunalo. y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

his revolver Mcmahon was arraigned IN me Jeide'
son Market Police Court yesterday morning, anu
was he'd by Justice Hogan in 800 bonds Tor ira ~
General Sessions CorcOran said that ne had - M
Money a bunch of keys and silver watch ana
nhain stolen from him The keys were found on
McMahOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
HELP WANTED.
ren,nye.

remnye.
A COMPETENT GIRL for general house.
w.,E- rood cook an. laundrrss. personal
reference required. Sail Monday. DE
tween 4 and Il O'Clock. AT - West l1th
COOK strong young gin to cook, WASH
and iron. Call. with REFERENCES. Monday
from 1 untfl = % clock 2. m, - West JUN
81.
Uot'SEWORK Neat German or Swede;
FANNY. SlI: SIS Call lj2 East 34ih-st.
WANTED. ON or before October lst nay
.,uec,ine 10 study atenography Will be
.,urht in Office ~ Law Reporter. VIII as
sur her position Upon complexion %
Worl Building
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

4 COLLEGE GRADUATE. win eNp"ti
emo. as bank examiner. receiver hH1
cashier. A nu~ accountant. with higH'S
business and social r-ferrn - iu ana uul
4 city. desires position whci" honesty
fidelity and character VII b" appreciated
address EXPERIENCE Tribune One"
AGENTS WANTED.-F The lnfor
mint" new Invention Tor nHl'' a"I
r,,vsf. residences. only article Of IT, kind
On the market. send I5c. FOR sample l,
Room .. No. ) North Clark ST.. Chicas"
III.
IPUOI.STERER Young man. reliable II
board with employer. excellent "pp"f'u
nifty for right party Apply M"ndhy even
ing WM. LOi'iS. l.l5o Jd-aNe.. klyn
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

4J1H- ST. - WEST. Newly decorated am
well furnished large and small rooms
every accommodation. good liable.
39TH ST. ~ WEST beautifully fur
nshcd rooms singly or On suite with
private bath and all cOnvenienccs; house
table and service hrst-c.ass. reference cX-
changed
52DST.. II WEST.-hpartments. newly
renovated and handsomely furnished. Ia
bic and appointments superior. hall rooms
1872 WEST 7OTH-ST. -Dcsirab bic rooms con
Meeting or separately. with loar1. winter
arrangements made. accessible location.
l25 EAST 2iST- ST.-FIELD HOUSE
Handspme suite. or large single room
exceptional apartments; superior table. ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

A FAMILY will sacrince their handsome
fancy case upright plano. cost $i'o
few months ago: scarf. stool; for $50. In
Quire ~ East ll1fh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
THE MOSQUITOES TOICE VAS SKILLED
THAT WAS no BAR. HOWEVER TO Az INVASION
OF ELIZABETH ~ j.. THAT BROKE THE
RECORD FOR SEPTEMBER.

RECORD FOR SEPTEMBER.
The inhabitants OF Elizabeth. y. j.. experienced
on Saturday nigh; remarkable visitation OF blood
thirsty mosquitoes for this time OF the year The
birds descended on the place In clouds and were
unusually voraclous. They did no preliminary sing
ing but got right down TO business The clerks IN
drug stores operators IN telegraph and telephone
Offices and such PAGES as had 10 be kept open on
Sunday suffered severely.
The army OF winged invaders especially fierce
at Elizabethport. coming in from the salt meadows
n millions and alightng everything W.inln reach
Al no time during the last nave the pests
been so annoying. and nothing Ike this invasion ma
ever been known before so ,ate as in september.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

AMERICAN TALKING machine SUI
PLY co. % South William-st.-PhOn
graphs. new. second hand; batteries. GYM
ders: repairing: church. society or resi-
dence entertainments; prices on applca-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
DRESSM--kING.

A.-ARTISTIC DRESSES made from s..
tailor made; also ball. evening. wedding.
reception. dinner and stage dresses III ana
work guaranteed: also dressmakcrs sens
out by day: fall styles now ready. LON
Don AND PARIS DRESSMAKING Co.
81 East 2Oth-st.
ARTISTIC DREsSMAKER. hrst-ciass it-
ter. desires more engagements IN firqt-class
families: will remodel; highest reference.
D.. pa sth-ave.
COMPETENT DREsSMAKER wants work
by day. cuts 10y systern: )" p"r day. NJ.
STANDBY. 100 West sDd-st.
CoUTURIERE FRANCA1sE.-Mm An
derson. late with Stern Bros. ladies' own
material made up: evening. dinner, hal!
anl street costumes remodrllci; exclusive
styles: elegant work moderate prices. los
West 1ith-st. Cut this out
DRESsMAKER ladies. misses and chill
dr-n's DR. ."makcr desires work ~ homo :;
perfect ~ ana correct style guaranteed.
". MACDONALD. West G3d-st.
DRESSMAKER good litter wishes
more engagements IN private families .
city or country: beat references. Address
a. X. LOG West 42d-st
DREssMAKER. expert designer and filter
wishes Indies To send card. 1ill ht them
at their homes terms very reasonable. Ad-
dress MADAME. 2o3 East I~th-st.
DRESSMAKER -By the day or at home;
good filter. terms low Address DRESS
MAKER ~ Pnlisade-ave.. Jersey city
DRESSMAKER wants n few more Gus
toners at home. suits from 81 up. II.
FO\. 3l2 West SOth-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
DRESsMAKER. thoroughly Competent an
"xpsrienc"d. formerly with -. Altman &
Co. Will make engagements for autumn.
81 per day highest references. Address
DkESSMAkER. 233 West iith-st.
FALL ARTISTIC DRESsMAKING i'm
ported fashions. hotel orders N short
notice; goods purchases II desired moder-
ate prices. Mrs. MELROY. ~ East llth-
st. between Broadway and University
Place.
MILE. BATGNON. robes ct manteaux. -
East ilst-st.. "orn'r Madi=on-ave.-- Paris
costumes. evening dresses Will j" sold at
no regard to cost: also French satin cor
sets reduced from SO q 81. ladies own
material made at short notice. price rca-
sonablr
MILLER & FENDER. dressmakers. Of 30
West i9th-st are prepared TO take or-
ders for fan and winter costumes. III and
hniih guaranteed
STYLISH DRESSMAKER. chlldren's and
misses wishes engag' mcnfs fGr autumn;
first class families. city or country. high
S1'h-st.
SEAL GARMENTS redyed and altered into
. fashionable cap"s and Eton Jackets. Mrs
BARKER. il6 West 3oth-s,.. near Broad
way. late with Gunther's sons. 1th-avc.
ercnces desires engagements bv day or
week I'm or out ~ city. Address Miss
-. Box io2 Tribune Uptown Onlce. 1872
broadway
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WNERS SEND particulars - na's To let
nl.n rrYuerfy fnr sale or exchange. reg
isierlng frc~ H. u. cOCfiIAHE. - West
iiGfl.sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
FOR SALE.


AT TITLES TOOL STORE. 30 Fulton
st., New-YOrk. workshop machinery Uoot
power. list free: woOd-carvlns Tools scfoiI
saws, designs and fancy woods: incubators
and breeders in operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
SINESS CHANCES.

~ PATENTS FOR SALE. McDonah
Cronut's Nut Lock. i2l ;5s: Dccker's
Camera Lens uecpmfnendc1 by Edison
E XIX Ei9E go 90 10 i,ra,,, EDGAR TATE
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Lyle's Screen
Door OanadnJ Shough's Automatic
Coupling. ~. $50. McConnclrs Flexible
COMPANY. 20 broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE The "Mabclle"
Hand Packing Case; Eastern territory and
opportunity. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY.
2ij broadway.
Al PATIENTS FOR SALE.-Hunts Pulvcr
izing MIL, 4J3. iGi. De MOtt's Electrical
Wire Connection. 52l. 0ls. Thomas's Kitchen
Cabinet 90. iG0. EDGAR TATE & COM
PANY. 20 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Iieutenant
Phillips carpet strctcher. 5i0,3Gl VII
sons cutting Machine. 5is9Is Oehnger's
Knife Handle. Jpi. so. EDGAR TATE x
COMPANY. 2ij broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE-Henze's TN
ny Safety PIN. one Of those small articles
whereby large fortunes are made EDGAR
TATE a COMPANY. 20 broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.--Hartzeil's
Rotary Steam Engine. j23 40: Enqvlsts
Shutter Operating Device. 523. 2Oi. Bur
GEES Fiue Cleaner. iDi 4Oi EDGAR TATE
a. COMPANY. 20 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Buschmann
Burglar Alarm Sash Lock- 52s. 40; Cisco's
Ketile 52l lg1. Roberts Tinlng Drawer.
1911 567; Reichwein's Blind AdJuster. JOS
1js. EDGAR TATE q COMPANY. 25
Broadway.
Al PATENTED SEE SAW '525. 100.
which rivals Ferris Wheel: now exhibit
.ss.Is a
territory offered. grand opportunity.
EDGAR TATE II COMPANY. 2ij Broad
way.
RARE OPPORTUNITY to live business
man vita $500 Address J. WILLIAMS.
go West gId-st
PARTY compelled 10 realize Immediately
VIII sell limited amount investment STOCK
al price guaranteed 10 give pioit OF -
per cent Address BARGAIN Box y. Trib-
une Office.
VALUABLE PLANT. Ready for business
at nominal price. ornamental plaster r..
lief models: latest designs. opportunity ot
lifetime. A.. i0G West i2d-st.
WANTED Partner. for suburban real es-
tate development. about 100 acres; only
$50 90 to $4,000 required. best security;
~ per cent guaranteed. Only principals
apply TO Box -, Tribune.
WANTED, 4 PARTNER-Lady or gentle
man with $500 10 take half interest In
HIGHT. paving gcnteel business; excellent
opportunity q. g.. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. Partner In large paying lemon
grove In Florida. now paying per cent.
will pay 10 in Two years. VI. POOL. Berry
vile. Va.
WANTED TO BUY for spot cash. any
Kind Of merchandise. city or country.
boots SHOES. drygoods. and clothing. Call
og address ALDERMAN. 800 Church-st.
New York or BOX 81. congers. y. Y.
$3.50 90 SPECIAL CAPITAL WANTED
Legitimate commission business: estab-
lsh.d. pay Is pei cent yearly without
services. excellent references Address
n 4 j.. 20 West i4th-st.. Room 2.
81. 400 TO $4,000 SPECIAL capital wanted;
annie security and liberal pront vill be
given Address OPPORTUNITY. Box Y.
Tribune once.
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A. REDUCED PRICEs.-S0O second
nan, nsna wood and IRON working machines;
s sy guaranteed; machinery bought ana
sHe'. geo. GEORGE b. EDDY. 3os Mad'-
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WORK WANTED.
Fcmnlc.
HOUSEKEEPING. double entry, also type
writing and stsnogtaphy. young lazy
socks y, rnfpne It position. can refer TO pres
ont enrloycr. Address Miss f.. Christian
Ala to Employment society. Il Bibie
House.
OFFICE WORKER. CASHIER or BOOK
,;FETFR. best ~ references. Address
O. IS. G.. Room w.. 20 5th-ayc.
PHIR.-Typewritlng done al
home: law work. correspondence. plays
and circulars neatly executed terms mod
~rate. Miss TARLTON. $40 Pearl-st.
brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPIlER and TYPEWRlTER.-
Best of ~eferen 'ss from former employee
Address = T. 1872 Jih-ave
TYPEWRITiNG degaD. \ cents per page
special rates for large orders. work called
Tor and delivered DODGE. ia nassau
st.. Room SOB,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


A-IMMEDIATE LOANS made On furni-
iure In use: no removal. inconvcni.nce or
publicity; also on storage receipts. Ad-
dress r.. J.. o. Box ia. brooklyn.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY Partner want
ed Immediately IN old established nm leg
wear business. small capital required. lady
with some experience preferred. Miss
PAGE. 80 East lith-st.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM. dcslrous
Of extending their business. an interest
Is offered TO reliable man with 81 JOI. rel-
crencc exchanged. Inquire TRANERS. 80
Broadway.
CALIFORNIA RAISIN VINEYARD. -
acres about 3 miles from Fresno. irri-
gated; for cash or exchange for property
near NewYork. ANDERSON. 7s5 Broad
way
MECHANICAL, electrical. civil engineers
draughtsmen: tech nical work. no conflict
with other duties. no Canvassing. Address
EDWIN GUTHRIE. Washington. y. q.
NEWSPAPER MAN wishes partner with
soric capital and recognized standing IN
Republican party IN Join him In publication
OF small daily newspaper. Address MEMS.
PAPER. care y. Y. Tribune.
PARTNER WANTED for branch Offices in
all large cities: for New York and
BrookIyn: alao broom fat for sale
MORAN. 4l3 6th-aye.
PRINTING and press plant for sale. one
OF the largest In Buffalo, price and terms
made satisfactory. For particulars. ad-
dress Box 267. Buffalo. N. \.
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III PATENTS FOR SALE McDonah &
Croffuts Nut Lock. 42l .;.3s. Decker =
Camera Lens recommended By Edlsonl
Key Ring. 5Os. "a. EDGAR TATE n
COMPANY. 30 broadway.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON. AVE. correr. "a Eas, 18th
second or third floors. with baths, or en-
suite and singly: appointmnts and cuisine
strictly first-class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
FOR SALE.

PHOENIX GOLD CURE for alcohol. NOR
phine and tobacco habits; highly recon-
mended sure cure. territory Tor SAFE
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY, Patent SO
licitors. 2ij Broadway.
THE FIXTURES OF a meat market. com
nlete for businefs. viz: Large icebOx for
meat. 5xG feet : feet nigh; racks. bench.
tools. &c. $50 cash. Address ;. H. AIKEN.
South Amboy y. J.
VERY FINE OLD VIOLIN FOR SALE
First-class maker. suitable Tor concer'
LIN 1862 East 2;d-st.
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED one large. sunny sitting room.
one smaller bedroom, connected. on gee
ond floor with board Address i. r.. CO
Ccdar-si.. give description rooms ani price.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

TO LET Fine rtone-'runt house. 90 Yves
S>in-s' furnished or un,ulnishel. neai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOs'h-st.-
subs,anfi,l. artistic, detached house. low
price: send FOR circular. ATLAS III
PROVEMEST co. u Broadway.
Brooklyn
LOVELY lay-window residence. fSth st.
2pNion. all Improvements. II rooms. bar
gain GILBERT ELLIOTT. Jr.. ~ sth-
a.. " 2vd Broadway. y. y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
BUTTERFLY a japanese. In city. IL. L..
Box 10. Tribune Ofice.
Bt TLER.-By German. single. aged II
thoroughly understands his business
nrst-class references Address FRANCOIS.
lQl l0th-ava
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.
u,NY VACANCIES SOON TO BE FILLED.

.,xnrDATEs FOR GENERAL HOwARD's PLACE
GUN TESTS AT INDIAN HEAD-A PLAN FOR
TESTING WAR VESSELS IN MINIATURE
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

BACHELOR QUARTERS. parlOr upper
nOors, rooms en- suite. single, private
baths. convenient hotels clubs. ~ East
29th-st.. 9th. Madison.
GENTLEMEN Of quiet habits can IND
comfortably furnished rooms In privnt"
family: moderate prices FOR pcrnancnts
$50 East iJth-st.
NEWLY FURNISHED apartments: quiet.
comfortable home for gentlemen. In a
small private family. references. JOHN
STONES bell. l2G West 35th- st.
4TIIST.. al EAST.--Largc alcovc room
all conveniences. private house gentle
men only.
94TH-ST. II EAST.-Prlvaie family Dc
sires letting 10 refined gentleman ole
gantly furnished large square room. bny
window fronting street. drcsging-rOoIn:
tiled bathroom. every modern convenience.
new house. exceptionally restricted neigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-24

AGENTS COMMISSION saved by purchas-
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.slesrooms: machines Of all makes: cash
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