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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-05-23
he MetcaIf Case.

Editor RepubHcan:-Can you inform
me more fully about the Metcalf case
just decided against the city? What
were the circumstances, and how does
II come that the city loses now when
former decisions have been in our
favor? TAypAvpp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
INCOMING STFINERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel From. Line.
Stuttgart. Bremen April &c. LLOYD
Island. .Christiansand. April 81 .Thngvaa
Campania. Liverpool May tunnrd
+ Bismarck Hamburg. May HembAmer
Colombia. Colon. May 4............ Columbian
SATURDAY. MAY IL.
Paris .......... Southampton May American
Wilhelm. Naples. April %. N G LLOYD
CITY. Sv ansea. April Bristol city
SUNDAY. MAY 13
Ia Brctagne. Havre MAY French
Crcassia Glasgow Nav 3.......... Anchor
H'ndoo. ..........Iiull April Wilson
Richmond Hin London April Is. Wilson
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TIE GUSHING

has Two other officers and q crew c' dozen
f"- From Washington she went down the Poto-
b' piver 10 Point Lookout. where she rounded
% Chesapeake Bay. thence up the bay about 200
~. "a Elk River. and running a short distance
- ,r,ered the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
y cnosapeake City. and came out at Delaware
q q i,,o the Delaware Rivera canal trip Of about
u Wv miles Then running up the Delaware
u"' "a Rordentown. she entered the Delaware
I've a-tau Canal and ran 10 New-Brunsw!ck.
ana Va va ~ forty-three miles. and coming out into
o.'tah.e Pay a. South Amboy thence into New
RarNInn. and UP the \arrOws into the East River
loIh PCSS,yshns Is boat that has been seen here
ms many times and used dispatch
aoouIis. re Columbian Naval Review little more
boa, ~ ysrr ago she Is the first sea-gong torpedo
taan SoI,structed for the Navy. and at the time
boal ~, into commission was in more respects
sac W.. w. the most noteworthy boat in the Ameri-
tn1h V"yr having a speed of more than twenty
can mos She is 1872 feet in length. Is feet
Two AZ ~ beam and draws at ordinary load line
o'ss'a ~ zee; Of water. Her dispace ment Is only
4rggq IONS Externally she has wha;eback eX-
u s,,c from the stern - the forward coming
tnl,ne distance OF thirty feet. The rest OF the
i,oTNss,s eupticaL The most peculiar things about
ascA ns,fa from her torpedo launching tubes. are
neI cnes no other vessel Of her size In the world
heI s,ch machinery. The engines are pair sepa-
mas S "No,adrip,eexpansi0n vertical direct-actng,
~ conacitv 4 500 horsepower each. ana work
Q. o., q sclev-s with almost no noise whatever.
'rss rndder Is Of the balance type, and IS made or
harib bronze.
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Bnsinces Ghan1es.

Az OPpOETr SiTY is now op"n fof a
reliable a~.if~ man fo r~rIfe fue-naif ~
an aid established lrut"r'- ono" 10 Cd ciil
not far from Sev- YORK where F'ui
business has been done IN stocks. bonus.
luvesffnenf ferlritle. coufrefrial paper /.
.tr "a gonI point fur branch once 81
a NeW-Yrrk oai-r. Af;reas u A c.
Tribune Once. -
A PAKrNERsHIP Is offered IN an old
established businse experience unn'''H
,nry. this IL az excellent opportunity Tor
some one with 500. Address PARTNER
Tritune uficc.
CAS- YOT SAVE s. per month write
or call for information regarding ~ ln,",'
mont nt : yer cent Interest. j. LACK. %
Araucke Building, brooklyn.
OLD ESTABLISHED and wcn-piylng
toy and stationery business i"aaunAile iuf
cash. must Hel On account 81 other brl-
ness. Slows Depot. 7oJ 2d-ave.
IARTY compelled 10 realize VIII sell
limited amount ~ good iayertmefi stock
az price guaranteed a. net ~ yer cent
Address BOX Al. 80 church 81
FHH.WD. energetic fnlesman ana man
mgr desires position ~ HoH''n rbt'
sentative reputable house. Al feirrrn. -
Address INTEGRITY. 4. .. Box III
Nrw IorK
WANTED Managing State agent. so
weekly easily ma2e must BE- able q carry
800 worth 4 stock. Address Ni'As'
I.2i2 Broadway.
S. 900 AND ACTIVE SERVICES wanted
80 increan" speciality. plant established ana
succe ~ assured no debts. investm' NJ ahs'-
luieiy safe SPECIALITY. Tribun" once
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SAILED.

Steamer Clement G}O. Tor Para and Manaos Buffalo o
(I}r. Hull. Normalna Ger Hamburg; chinese iT'hce
lI'r Buenos Ayres. Taha santos etc llzze h.nGeson'
Philadelphia: Jason li}r Port Marin. Jamaica Newport
Colon Habana SPAN. Ha' ana etc Cieniuegos :, Jazz
Cienfuecos. Yorktown. Norfolk and Newport News
Nacoochec. Savanna Kons AZ lNor HaTacoa; Guyan-
dotte West Point; Va; Alps t6p. Jeremie kinEsen -.
AIdanmohe uD Sagua. Cardcnas and Ghraliar Neustri
lands t)rj Gibora AMI Vita. Cuba.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Massachusetts tBr. Bouquet. from New ork
April IS arrived at London May 10
Steamer Germanc ti3r). Mckinstry from Liverpool
sailed from Queenstown Tor Ncw-York AZ n. May ~
Steamer Augusta Victoria Cen. Kaenpf from New
York May Tor Hamburg passed the Sicily Islands May
10 at 80 r. IN.
steamer Elise Marie Ger. Rcimcrs. from New-York
April PC FOR Dover. passed Irawle Point May 10 .
steamer Ciaicl (iir. Wilton. rom Ncw-Nork April
- for HUI passed the Lizard May 10 .
Steamer p1vic tt;r). Thomps from New-Nork April
30 Tor Liverpool passed Kinsale May 10.
steamer Aperika DAM. Thomso'., sailed from Copeh-
hagen for -N May =.
steamer Iaysl Ger. JunCs' from New YORK VIA S'uth
ampton. arrived ~ Brcmcrhsven May 10
steamer Sr,anrndam N'nfchb. B.uV'r from New ork
Aprr -. ved a Rotterdam At m Nay 10
steamer tnt'a dnD. ,afni, sail"d nom iirsenti Tor
NeW-Nerk May 3.
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger. S'ormer. for New
Yorl; Via Gibraltar. sailed from Genoa May 10.
Steamer Vera Ger. Pohc. New York. arrived az
Naples May 10 and proceeded FOR Genoa
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PORT OF NEW YORK-THURsDAY. MAY 10. 1894
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK-TIIURsDAY. MAY 10 1894
ARRIVED.
AmGrGa G reaIGe L lion Ear A AZ 80 90 Mum
steamer Spree ,Gcr wnegerod Bremen MAY Son,n
passengers to oeirichs co. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Roland Ger, Won Baraclebcn Bremen April
20 with ard 453 s'eeroge passengers to Oechs
Go Ary'a R at tnf uc Rseevcen Rotterdam
TO Netherlands american Steam Navigation Co. Arrived
the Bar at 30 m. ,o.,o, ,cor, punpcr R,:,cr-
dam i days ballast to Gustave Heye Arrived al inc
Steiner Ggrgoyia dFD. Bourgc Marseles April lo
Naples p with mdse and 90: s ,.e e, a.
stcamcr Bolivia u8D. Ancona March - ~ 'I 60 ~,
es sro nTT q Yagcs q and Gibraltar - lc
cabin and 5i2 seeraee passengers 20 Henderson Bios
M Steamer At York ioS smith st Vincent, April %
!" s ,4asi Dorian & Esrnpeh Monieso BAY NAY x
A Co. Arrived al the Bar a. m 49, III,
Titanic dT cSl4s %aTasna' 2 may ar WI" h
Ds scam AZ 20 Fl SD pyruc Now Orleans with "i'e 70
steamer tear Old Dominion Couch Richmond Ell Ne@po
News WIN mdse and passengers 70 the Ola Dominion
china clay Hammh Gillespie vessel 10 g ''''''
sS Go Hook May TO- $50 n-winl southeast. mod
crate breeze; clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Nornauna ,Gc) Bafcnds. Hamburg via south
sIeser Hsbs1a Span, Anczasa Havana and Mexican
P9:'s5 Gu Slsi walker Point. va-oa
Dominion S Co. ,.-r,.. , ~ t-....i
STEAMER Neustria G'r). Priand MarseiI"'-' E'"e'
& 1885,. ~. II = r,,-,,r
steamer Newport Common. Colon STANFORD Perry Her
& Co . -. po,,.-t.,, +, II
Ran6e5Yock. 81.
Nassau' Planes E Ward q % =,
Steamer Leon (Nor). Svanoe. Gbara. Cuba-H Dumois
& co.
Avres and ROsaro-Norton & SON
steamer Olivette Mckay Boston ant Investment Co.
steamer Nacoochee. smith SANhnnhh-h !. NhIHs''
steamer Kong All (Nor Thimm. Baracoa-Aones a GO.
steamer Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer state OF California CBr. Braes Glasgow-Aus
= Ship ram o'shan,er Peabody phnaiepha-M = Picker
/
1 FOuke Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
THE WEATHER REP OFT

TROUGH OF LOW BAROMETER COMING
washington May lo-Turing the las; twenty ,our hours
.nrh ~ low barometer mas moved eastward over The
80, ,,s Ohio valleys and the lake regions, at
49, -. roavv showers An area n high barometer has
81 so,.heastvard over he Rocky Mountain regions
.r,sded fy decided fall in temperature IN the central
rsys ana the Southwest and e central this evening
,vsr Kansas An area q high barometer has moved
from the eastern lake region 20 Nova Sc'ua' me tenn
- - -.s.- decidedly m In, eastern lake regions
P,Sar cl1ulress and showers are Indicated Tor me
lisn,c coas- and Eas' Grf states i'.oW'l fT' Iay
xa,he- Is indicated for tc western lake reson ana from
me MISSISSIPPI 10 tie Rocky Mountains.
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

ro- Maine. far. followed ly cloudy warmer in the
easier, portion. Increasing southeast winds.
For NewHaupshre ana vermont Increasing cloudiness
and showers Friday evening night Increasing south
east winds.
For Massachusetts, RI 10 Island Connecticut Eastern
NswYork and New-lersey. increasing d0uiiness and
showers Friday evening night. increasing southeast
winds
showers cooler in the western portion southeast shift
Ing 10 southwest winds
Increasing coudiness showers Friday evening ~ night
cooles southeast winds. shifting 20 westerly
Tor West Virginia Western Pennsylvania and Western
Nsxyo~k showers In the carly morning. followed 10y
eearinc. cooler westerly winds.
For ohio showers in tie Early morning followed by
fair cooler in the east and south portions westerly
winds.
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FURNISHED Rooms.


IEXINGTON-ANE. 1902 Several eic-
giant rooms cheap. single ur do..ie. aia'
- floor. summer prices references
MADISON-AVE.. go tcoiner com a. -
Elegant rooms. with board. IN suite ~
single. references required.
EAST ORANGE. No. Waiul'-sf De-
iiPhtfui furnished rooms = le'. i.l~" MIN
uies from depot. pleasant surroundings
WEST Dist ST Uan.s. meiv Furnished
rooms IN suite of sinfiy hnl room.
breakfast Dp;ionsi. also parlor rc9r. ITivA'f
Of business.
s9Tn ct. q EAST. -Delshtfnl rooms.
freshly Furnished for gentlemen desiring
quiet and carefully kept house.
s6TH-sT. BIZ EAsT.-rrivatc house.
New England family. doors from l..
2 nice large rooms
81, WEST l24TH ST one block from
elevated station. handsomely furnished
rooms. reasonable. quiet surroundings.
every convenience.
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miscellaneous.

GENTLEMEN wishing 20 dispose OF
their ft-on clothing al fair value VIII
please call or address EDWARD MILLEh,
Is 6th-ave.. near Waverley Place.
cAROLIT.-New chemical discovery.
mixed with kerosene oil. saves explosion
ugly smell and smoke by using OF zero.
sene stoves and Tampa; grocers. sens al
2Oc a box. HOCHSTAETTER MFo u
CO.. ONCE I24 Throop-ave.. Brooklyn.
GENTLEMAN, with many years ex-
perience In the treatment Of consumption
Ituberculosis) wants engagements; assures
good improvement In the condition OF pa
TENT inside OF two weeks by coming under
his treatment hygiene and systematical
dietetics); proofs and references given.
Address WILLIAM FRAUE. 100 East
41th-st.
LADIES' WAISTS. vests. chemisettes,
collars; most unique styles nj wonderful
prices: special wash waists, Csc; Windsor
lies. Sc, worth CSC. JAMMES. oO9 Broad
way.
PATENTS foI inventions secured
promptly Best Of reference. Liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strlctly confidential. Address OSCAR
a MICHEL CO.. No. 105 Montgomefy.
ave. Bloomfield, New-Jersey. Handbook
for Inventors" free.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diasram a continuous white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The Tribune SELF
recording barometer The broken line represents the tenn
pcrature observed Ierry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once. May II. a m-The weather yesterday
fair and decidedly cooler The temperature ranged
between 81 ard 66 degrees the $50 being IA
lower than Wednesday and A.. lower than the
responding day last year.
Ths wealth. TO-DAY likely be fair IN the morning
followed by cl1udy weather and showers by evening.
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iUork nOanteo.
lfaic

Maic
YOUNG MAN (20D wants position In mer-
camille house to commence on small salary,
good penman: best reference. ANSEL Hl0-
GINS ~ East iOth-st.
Eena.e.
COMPANION. &c.-By a young woman ~
re lr ent. cduca In and DISTINGUISHED per
sonal aprpaGance. seeks immediate employ
mant az companion. secretary. etc. nothing
mental BEE. IOs Columbus-aYe.
CARETAK ER.-By a widow and son. the
care of private house. best Of references.
NJ. r., 0T4 Gih-aye., 81 floor.
MATRON. an experienced house
keeper in resh-air homo. is hospital
nurse. a New England woman: city refer
ence. 4. T.. W. Els Madison-hve.
STENOGRAPHER. &c.-By a young
LADY as a thorough stenOgrGpher AMI type
writer. salary moderate. Address Miss ".
LENNON. Irvngton-on- Hudson. ". Y.
STENOGRAPHER.- lady stenog-
raphcr. with Office experience. desires per
msnent position. Address Messrs. LIS
COMB & SAVAGE. y. Y. Yacht Agency.
~ Broad-st.
WANTED.-A position FOR ensuing year
a. sunerint"nding matron in institution.
college or private family, by a competent
LADY. has supcrinten1cd n Southern col
leye dinng-room for several years. Adj
dress ~. l.. W. Tribune Office.
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STEAMBOATS,.

TROY BUMUSo
CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA .eAse, Pier 80. N II.
100, West 1Ofhst. daily 'Nc"2t SATURDAY y IA sun
osy .fsnmer touches nj AlaarJ.
NATSkILL. Hudson and Coysackic ! Boats
Y WI. leave every weekday ffr Ter - fsot . West
44th -. =. Il. NJ J. H.. connecting OF Hudson VIA
boston ard Albany II. X fos hn poir's East
EALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East
/ sirs PURITAN AID PILGRIM .n c nui.'s.en. Lave
Pier .lt $50. y D.. f.t Ui Murray o. "rs~ia.- ana
sundays. 81 $50 sp
ID AMSDFIL LINE Steamers leave Pier -.
IL North T.c fp,t = Fraakn-st for Crtnston,. West
Point Coi4 slrne Cornwall. Iiflk.l Landing. asi
Newtsrs. weekdays. g. n. sunday a. 20
ElWMUUGW .LltIls.
FOR BOSTON NOIt' ESTER. hND IifE EAST.
steamers leave Ilcr ~ odd. Nlfth River mott 4.
Des,ross,s--i fefryl % = daily. sunday
BRIDGEPORT FARE. 30 CENTS.
ID Boats leave Per -. East River. II \ NJ and
J. NJ daily fSunLAya c1r.Efsdt. ft East sisi ST. 10
T. NJ saturday aftrfn01 lat leaves hhif h0rr car ~
Connecting a. Br.iseP.rt Nith ifsins "a y l. ~ H. q
ONLY SOUND STEAMER LEAVING
EGwYoRK ~ THE MORSIS0
n EW.HAVEN-FARE. 81; Excursion 81 30
" Steamers "Iichari PecN" AMI "C " Nofihsn'
il 20 3 m arriving time for trains 70 Meriden. Hart.
ford. Springfield. etc
= TONlNGTON LINE for Boston and the
y Es., Steamers New Pier 80 y r.. foot o.
Spring st. at 500 r n daily. srceS; snnc-J
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il,ork n)anteo.

Males.
A WIN. l. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant ana Auditor.
Barnes Building Room 90 Il Park nov.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. &c.-By
man with Al references. understands gen
eral office work, good penman. can Operate
typewriter salary. $40 per week T. A.
BOX ~. Tribune Once. -
4 COMPETENT ENGINEER wants situ-
alton from June 10 August ID. or Septeni,
Der /; thoroughly booked up In steam ana
electricity: "A man ~ good address. can
Furnish best Of references for ability ana
character. REFERENCE. Haynes n Co.,
ciothlers. Springfield. Mass
A YOUNG MAN desires a position as
clerk; understands double entry book-
keeping: good penman: honest, industrl-
Gus. best references; moderate salary
Steady. 1913 Hart-st.. brooklyn.
A YOUNG GERMAN wants situation; -
willing 70. DO any KIND o. wo5k; s Guy o y
SSth-st.
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6clp Uauteo.


Males-
THE PROPRIETOR ~ weli-known
Chateau growth Il claret wants agents
having connection among private families
and clubs. suitable Tor gentlemen ~ gooi
position Opposing Of some spare Tine ana
willing 80 lnrease their income. liberal
commission GRAND WIN. l.. q. Box
2. NJ. Scw-York city.
WANTED IN cattle steamers 10
London, Liverpool and glasgow work Tor
passage. Apply - Greenwich-si.
Female.
HELP WANTED. Experienced operators
on Singer machines 10 work on inuslih
underwear. only neat and skiliui hhndH
need apply; board a. 81 %. piece W"ik :
good hands earn s. 20 SO weekly. Apply
hy letter. or call at the HAkEN LNDEh-
WEAR FACTORY. Peeksklll. ~. \.
TEACHERS. Native ladies' about ~.
competent TO teach French and German, IN
first class schools. also college graduates
experienced In grammar grade teaching ,
superior. fiourlshlng Young ladies school
for sale CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL bu-
REAU, l,34l Arch-st.. Philadelphia
WANTED. A middle-aged lady Of goo =
education - MI vacancy In our Kinder
ghrten department. hours 70 :. salary 10
commence s. weekly. ). WALKER a
CO.. IS University Place.
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MA hINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 447sun set 7:OeMoon a m O:4sMoons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Gov Island OIL Hell Gatc 204
P.M-Sandy Hook II 20 Gov. Island 1851 HesGate 2i4
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saals 70 Get, FURNISHED.

nlot es e TO OCT. ibTH.-choIce apart
4 SSf',.scy furnished for houseSeep-
<izSzs,----,a.ned rental. 10 East 16th-st.
IN ~ ~. sIH-sr Elegantly furnished
~ an nnor rooms: also handsome
6inine 49, hack room; light. airy
~ !, !. references exchanged.
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CETGOTNG S7EA MERS
TO-DAY.
SATURDAY. MAY 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.

Seminole. clyde Jacksonville. ..... 300 p m
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GARDENER or MANAGIK.-LE YEARS
experience in England. Wales. Guernsey.
ana Jersey and America; thoroughly psac-
tiral with orchids. stove and greenhouse
plants. roses carnations and vlOlets. early
and late forcing fruits and vegetables:
has had extended experience IN laying out
grounds. planting draining. and the gen
eral Improvement ~ "a large estate man
agement u stock. etc. Address A.. Box
- Tribune office
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domestic 5itnations Uante6.
Males.

/ COACHMAN.-By competent man as
| coachman or groom: city or country nrst-
class city reference: leaving on account
OF family going abroad. 2ls East 33d-st.
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>, roppEboroAr CUSHING HERE.
SHE IS on HER WAY TO NEWPORT ,' FOR raEdE1
ppAcrICE. AND CANE FROM WASHINGTON
RY THE CANAL ROUTE.

rho torpedo-boat CushlhE "IilNeu AZ ulc Navy
Inv s,erlav on her way from Washington 10
10" ..sdo station at Newport for target practice.
tne Ief Washington on Monday. and proceeded
s sroush inland route the object being to pvo
hes" rhritv of the inland passage for such craft.
me - Command Of Lieutenant Frank f. Fletcher,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11

NURSE or COMPANION.-By North OF
ireland Protestant woman to invalid. best
references given. Can be seen at present
employers l59 West 2ist-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11

CAEf,TAKEg by mliI!e-aged Ameri-
can couple man generally useful. wife
good cook AMI butter maker. or would do
the work ~ small family references. W..
~ West ith-st.
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t,1Ncf for Montciair. Residences. all
fpsssi v sale or rent. furnished houses.
TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.. y. Y.
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CARE OF UOUsE.-ny n very reliable
married couple without any family. the
care Z r.utlsman residence for the
summer of longer. VII" n so0d plain cook
and launIress best ~ city reference. Mrs.
CHRISTIE 20S West G1fn-st
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Sunnfrp Real estate for Sale


tsssNcY for Montclair.- Residences. all
rsssior sale or rent. furnished houses
TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.. y. Y.
ass.RY FARMS. stock farms, fruit
re- poultry farms nearby; catalogue
-. ROWLAND. III Broadway.
"a" SALE. at bargain. At Bloom
1n..,s. J--Three-story frame dwelling.
rnn L ,lg large parlor. library. dining
Alcnen and laundry on first floor:
ruons ON on second floor. and four bed
vsts-. "a third floor. has public gas and
A,sa.. excellent range and heating ap-
rods,. Plumbing well done. and with
rkos appliances: fine cellar under the
fo,rss house house decorated throughout:
o. h,,a ceilings OF kitchen and laundry
and 49, wood; abundance Of fruit. shade
u,ss .s,mhental trees. less than 10 min
20; n-,auk % railroad station: plot 2ssx
hUesrrs' sloJD. Apply 10 NATHAN
.s.. Bloomfield. n. J.
J.. 10 SALE OR To LET.-At Clifton. N.
socis sh house. all improvements. 2
fess. om Erie station: on plot 75xl14
vat<r. te supplied with well and rain
ON W.. location In the place. Inquire
-, I'M H0yEN. Demott-sve.
tn SALE .-villa sites at Catsklll Sta
River. nnest scenery on the Hudson
seosss LIZ hssn ground. healthy, and easy OF
e Gill r LAST trains on IA. X. X. JOHN
ne WILL BUY a beautiful home in
: kroye W acres: house. l2 rooms. in
depot: or. large trees: fine location: near
0e sn,s..e hour from New York CITY: also
acfvs. ~ building site in the State: 40
II, Sorsnste view. Address NJ, Box
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FURNISHED 6onses Go Get.

MORRISTOWN. y. J.-Fully Furnished.
comfortable cottage. sanitary PLUMBING
ample grounds lawn tennis court. stable.
horses and carriages for the summer
season. near tie park. within five minutes
OF the depot +. l.. KERR. S2 Liberty
ST.. New-York
TO KENT.-rurnished cottages a. STAN
ford the Catakills. Address w. II.
M'ALPINE stamford. y. Y.
TO RENT. From June Let until sep
TENDER lst. furnished cottage. Apply N
Mrs EMMA HARRINGTON. BEDFORD
Road. North TarrytOwn-On Hudson.
90 ISLANDS. TO rent. furnished cot
tace or Islard. near Alexandra LAY. fai
tlcIla-s and photographs with ". J.
TOWNSEND, 40 Wall-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
Ciip Rral estate for Sale.

CHOICE 5-story COlumhus-aTe. corner
Nat, loOxlOO. bargain. STEN EMS. 9Th
ave, corner 93d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-st-
fubstantial artistic. detached house: low
price; send for circular. ATLAS IN
pROVEhENT CO.. rs Broadway.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-Farms In Brooklyn ciiy
limits and Flatlands suitable for invest
Inent or for cutting up into building lots.
on lines Of the brooklyn ana Nassau
trolley reads: several genuine bargains.
JOHN REFS & Co.
2 MilOuEhby-si.. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-11
Excursions.
RAYMOND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS
Parties will leave Ncw-York July md FL
for Grand Excursions Of Fifty days to
a /, q s x a.

Tho outward bc the PICTURESQUE tnnn-
dian Pacific Railway. through Montreal. Winnipeg
Banr Hot Springs. the grand scenery Il the "krs ana
Seattle. the homewlri route. after the Aafka Noyas"
Twelve DAYS. Via Tacoma. Portland, etc. ana the
Northern Pacific KniirOnd with a Week In the
Yellowstone National Park.
Magnificent trains II Palace Sleeping ana bin-
ing Cars. with every nrst-cass appointment are 10 he
used crossing the continent The Alaska trip Will be
the fayorte steamer Queen
spring Trip to ALASKA: Parry will leave NV,
York - DAYS Tour. the returning Journey
t. incuae Yellowstone National Park
Special Train Through central and Worth
crn suropr. the party 20 leave N"w-iork by the
North German LLOYD i.r- juno 20.
Colorado and the fciIow-tonc Nntionni !
PnrlS Parties VIII l"aNc York July - ami August
10 FIR TWO FiNe-Wecks Tours
Colorado Tours; Two Excursions - Glonwool
Springs and other Famous Rocky untan Resorts. l'nv-
The Yellowstone Park and the Pacific
3. aisl 2 23-Days Excursion % the Yellowstone Park
and
Thirt,-Fiyc summer Tours ~ ono -Four
PRINCIPAL Ecrnfs Cf New ENGLAND. the
Middle states and Canada
Independent Railroad and s''amrhp Tickets - all
points
IT Send for descriptive blk mcn'o-ing the particular
tour desired
RAYMOND 4 WIII1CONB.
81 East Fourteenth Street corner q Union Square,
NrN-lurE