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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-07
MICHAEL DORIAN. JAMES DORIAN.
M. DORIAN & CO..
Bankers and Brokers,
81 Jackson St.. St. Paul. MINI.
Closing StOcks-West.

Atchison $50. q
Adams Express..1 lS
Alton q Terre II. %
do pfd. .I65
Am can Express. ITO
Baltimore & ohio 70
Canadian Pacific SO
Canada Southern So
Central Pacific =. IS
Ches. & Ohio. 2UI
Chicago 4 Alton.l41
g.. b. Il q. 76'
Chicago Gas So. IA
Consolidated G. .l22l
e.. c.. c. & st. L. 40'
Colorado c. d l.. o.
Cotton Oil Certs. 33l
Del. q Hudson 1874
Del, Lack. 4 W. 1851
D: Il X. G. pfd.. ISL
Dis. 4 c. r. CO.. 49,
East Tennessee. III
Erie ............ Is
do pfd. ......... 32I
Fort Wayne. .153
CT. North. pfd 100
G. d E. l. pfd. o.
Hooking Valley. 10
Illinois Central "a
St. Paul & d. 90
Kan. d Tex. pfd. 23l
Lake Erie & West ISL
do pfd.. -. 49,
Lake Shore 49,. 1856
Lead Trust. A!
Louis. & Nash So
Louisville ~ N. A. s
Manhattan Con .l20
Mem. q Charls'n. 5
Michigan Cent. OF
Missouri Pacific 30l
Mobile y Ohio. POI
Nash. d CHAT. 65
Nat. Cordage 80. is
do pfd 81
N. J. Central =. H.
n. " W. pfd. 20
North Am. Co. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
THE WEATHER REPORT

TIE STORM PASSES TO THE EAST
WASHINGTON. Noy. "a storm which aTp1r"n'V a.
lo,d over Tennessee Sunday evening was central Mon
,.y ,,o-ninr ~ the Southern NewIers"y coast. AMI
during nonGay advanced 70 IN" Southern N""-hhs'A''
co,s, where u s central this evening. with pressure
~ 20 - at Island This storm has developed srr-'
energy, and has attended hy severe northeast 6hS
- ,h Southern New England coast and high northwest
rly winds over "a" lakes. ana along the M'"hr
Atlantic coast The barometer has risen rapidly win 4
fan in the temperature u about ten degrees li'" '"'
,ok. regions 10 the Gulf and South Ainnnr coasts \
~ ho, .,,.or.d north Of Montana ana the tcrnper'i-
,,r. has risen over Rocky Mountain districts Kan mas
f,Ilon IA the Middle Atlantic and South Ne" hns'ah'
states and Is reported In N'w-hhs"'i anu ''
ern New York. and at points In the ii"e r'h'o'~' VS.
r,cr. the weather has been generally fa'r
I'm N.w-Enclsnd rain or snow viii he fol""'" ""''"h
rne,d,y by fair weather. with decided i''l III III"
,.,,.,r. On the southeast coast In IN" """'" Nv"
, Atlanta .,d ,ulf st.tes central valleys. ana
~ i,re r.gion. The weather viii be grneaiN i'n WIZ,
s,oviv rising temperature IN the central Nh""HH anu
western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
ylRROw ESCAPE IROM A TRAN

Pit,sburg. Nov. 5.-An attempt was n'u ,r.,n
hight 10 wreck the northbound accomn'o'",'o p,,s.
having Plttsbrrg at $40 o'clock on the nv ',.ae,
burg Virginia and Charleston Ral'ro"1' ,a...
ipe parn.orS ''N rngineer Mcclellan saw nnea''o
ahead the flash first Of Write igh ,or avu mile an
yea light The train was running az 10 n;roedately.
hour but was brought 10 STOP, UNI ,' -, a in
The train crew found the tracks piled n a. such a
old ties. stones and other debris pia. n,mnqe over
manner thai Ind the train struck IL, Pu,.s t,ive
the ENHANCEMENT and into the Mononganeeia Va nwav
would have been inevitable WHIT, c' ha mi, con-
scious body OF lying near the ,raG hody lie
was flowing from gashes his head ana po"s ..,ci,
q. first clamed 10 have surprised the tram ~,
ers their work and been beaten ana Ioo1Tgc,
and he was taken TO Chartered and locked up io'
Examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine rain or snow, followed during lu'7'" w
,,r. c,oer except in the extsem" western portion" "
gales III, ,o,,i,g ,ol-
t,r Kew, Hampshire. IN the "arN morning. '''-
-. ,.,- q, the interior: cooler IN extreme >'u'h'fh
portion: nigh north winds -.
r,r vermont snow In the early morning p''""''' WI"
Inc II, the afternoon. high ror,h winds
ror Massachusetts, rain or Snow In the cary "''"''
49,, r,,b,v in the enstern portion during T"~sdh '''rr
4, ,h. eastern portion; high north 10 northwest "'u''
FOR Rhode Island. rain In IA" early morning i''"'"
-, ,,,r. cooler; north 10 northwest gales
" ,,,.c,ici, rain in The early morning. followed 10y
- ,.r in In. central aud eastern portions; north Y"
northwest Ralrs , .,,,
Far Eastern N,w-Nork. Inin or snow IN 'h' '"''S ''
, ,l,w.d hy fair: high north 10 northwest "'h'''
g. Ney Ieryey rain in the carly morning fo'''"'d DS
al. hel northwest wirdt -..,.r q, a..
f! generally fair; cooler III lhr
..,,,h.,u ,nrton. northwest Winds. ,,.,......
s0lihe,il FIt.,t Of columbia. Maryland and Delaware
ID ,ar. .oclas nor Invest Winds dniinie"i"s J"
TOR. Western Pennsylvania. Western newton" am
aka generally fair: northwest "lndS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
MR. BABCOCK CONFIDENT.
SURE THAT THE REPUBLICANS WILL
ELECT 1873 CoYGREssMEN.
VICTORY PROBABLE IN THIRTY FIVE OTHER DIS
TRICTs--TIs DETAILED ESTIMATE.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Washington, Nov From the latest advices
ceived al Republican Congressional Committee head
quarters Chairman Babcock claims that lS} dis
tricts Will elect Republicans beyond any question
and In hrty-hve districts ne believes the Repub
can candidates have more than chance
lie confidently believes that the Republicans Will
have good working majority in the next House.
Mr. Babcock to-day teiegraphed 10 l.. d. Apsley
the vice-chairman of the Republican Congressional
Committee. at Hudson. Mass. follows:
/ have late Information from all States and Close
Congressional districts and without II single eXcep-
ton these reports show large Republican gains and
from the latest advces / figure upon 49, districts
that will elect Republicans beyond any question.
and thirty-hve districts in which have more
than an even chance to elect. confidently believe
that We will have good working ms iority in the
House
Later I'm the day Mr.. Babcock gave out FOR
publication statement showing by States the Con-
gress districts which he regards certain to elect
Republican nominees tomorrow. and in another
column the total number which ne deems 1t prob
able may return Republican members. The state
ment is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
urprCANS AT ENGLISH HOTELS.

The following Americans were registered recently
9, .he leading English hotels
,insr and family. W. p clyde and n , a0Wn-
SEND and family ama col smy9h ST. T. LOUIE anu
Hotel ondonr, odd oTa c M1. Lam
Mcdonald 3 Ms; + Ta bass ana am "rs blake
, %nn' W. Tx X White Chicago and Miss C Noble Bal
tin,ore. 1910, IT ivernoo,)-Mr and Mrs g. Whit
ney and coSns and MEs Mn Ed
and Mrsiprp;;sht New-Oreans: Mrs. Bryce aud me
gar ~. Eve Boston; Mrs b. l.. Swan and Mr.;
Misses ni II. Valentine. New-York. and Mr.. and
Mr. W. Barr. ST. hou'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
OTOOLE WANTS TO RETIRE
THE ACCUSED ACTING CAPTAIN ANXIOUS
TO GET OUT QUICKLY.
ur HAS BEEN SICK EVER SINCE DIP WHITE
HEADS REVOLVING TESTIMONY, ShRl-
ot.eIY DUPLICATING HIM WAS

HEADS REVOLVING TESTIMONY, sNRl-
oUsLY DUPLICATING HIM. WAS
GIVEN on SATURDAY.
Police Sergeant William O"roo'e. acting captain
OF the Ieonard-st. station. who was accused D.
fore the I.exow Committee on Saturday OF taxing
ii bride OF 500 while he was IN charge OF the Essex
Market Court squad has asked 10 be- retired on d
pension lie 81 hls application for retirement Win
The Police Commissioners Saturday evening" "''e'
DE- Whitehead had given HIS revolving t-su'ho",
before the committee The testimony mpiea'eu
OToola as well az Detectve-Sefyeaht fIl"" anu
Detective Murphy. % the Central Once
The fact tina, OToo.e had put In his app"'d'lo"
for retirement was KEEP secret unll !es'e'"",, ~
WAS detailed for a number OF years a. Ponce h-h'-
Quarters When Superintendent Murray was an IN
suector O'Toolr VS. + ronnlsmsn IN his Office Tor
a number OF years. As sergeant h- hsd cie' X
OF the Bureau OF Information at Police headl"a'-
ters Later he was placed In charge OF the has'N
Market squad and when Captain Doheriy was us
missed from the force in July superintendent
Byrnes selected O'Toole commander u 'nr
I.eonard-st. station where Doherty was at the Nhe
of his dismissal OTOOr's Application TOT iT"''
men, will come before the Board at IT, next meeting
II IL NOT likely however that the Commissioners
hV DR. Whitehead investigated IL y mort i,'
probable that O'TOO.r. a. well as fl'hk anu W"
ply viii BE- placed on trial before ne ~ IL,
s.oners Sergeant OTo1le has been On the SICK "''
since Saturday. ,,., tho
Another sergeant who was mentioned before NE
I.exow Committee has mad applralioh 10 S &c
II was charged before the committee I'M .a,tr m
ceved from some Of the pairolmen s,a ,In ~
alleged. wax paid them monthly. Sergeant i'H'o'
has been on The force twenty-five years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
ramm,uy Hall can't count 40 many '.""." a.,
lent vote, thi. year. so that "rsnnih".io" 80
going to crowd out honest anu
vste, In the last hour. Vote carry
coByogAL BAysoy'S WINDFAAL

Detroit Mich. Nov. "a windiah nas .. ~.
Corporal j. Hanson. Of the l9th Dni'eu 'S',r,s .,
fsntry. stationed at Fort wayne ~ Wv nanrnar,e
,ha, 49,. -, ian heoueathed him $4,000 Han
S WHO IN dT sIa sri nn@bs@ Of years
ppaely mas peet IN wv vanainaiion for promotion TO
second ne e sS1S passing IN a
branches except English. lie mar pinpatIon IN this
Branch If he is successful he Win r sinien service I"
Army: n not he will leave the Inltst , duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
DRESSNAkItG-

Any PATTERN - handmade Iri.h point
ing. TO order At low nEurss, advertiser
received the irst prize THREE sh'r"t''N"
years at "a" Toronto OnradAl, exposition :
an design and make every description 81
lac. and at ne.ilc'york In any pattern.
,rlderv.b lOwrra. leaves, BIRDS bi l-i-
No. etc. Address Mfs. r.. l0i N's.
3sth-st.
ARr.sTIc DREssMAKING imported
IN fashions, hotel orders ~ fhoit no
,,r'' ynods purchased II desired. moderate
uri.,, Mrs. MELROY. :, Eat nm
~ ietwe@u Broadway and University
iqoee
cor'TrRlERE FRANCAlsE. Mm'. An
derson. lat. with stern Bros ladies o"..
material made up: evening. dinner, n.'l
nnd street costumes remodel d. "Ncinal 80
styl-s. olernnt work. Moderate prices los
W.st i1th-st. Wut his ontI
DyrSsMAkEK formerly with Nine.
ped,n. VIII make sowns. from - - 81.
best ciiy reference. 70. West 'Jd--t'
upEssMAKER. swedish gin. Just back
from rurupr wishes engagement - DAY
ar week. good 1T. best references. MIS-
ORTIZ. Ia East 10th -
ppEssMNKER deaire- more customers by
Inc ia, or at home 'AStN' 800 ''-
luubus ave
pREssMAkER wants few more Gus
TONER'S ut home, SUNS from ~ ny. ~
FOX. 3l2 West sOth-s,'. near H'r'S''e
Drive
DRrssMAKFR. ladies and misses. INST
lass references A. ELSIE. I'D West
90 =.
ppEssMAKEE would 80 ont ny the dag
a., take dresses h"nl~ t. MAKE hi-.
DAVIS. 2i3 West 4O,h-st.
EXPERIENCED DrESSMAkER. IRA,
class litter, accustomed 10 me lra'e, d"'
sll.s more engagements In iirsl.'lnss i'H
ii..-. personal references. D., 2It Sih-hNe'
FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER would ikr
"A few more engagements nj nom" or -
the day. EIsENIORD. 2OD West 2lst 81.
SEAL GARMENTS reiyei ana nhrirh
I'M, f,shlorabie canes and Eton JACKIE :.
MIS-. BARKER. 10 West 3oth.st.. near
broadway. late With Gunihers sons o'"-
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
A CHARGE TO THE NEW GRAND JURY
DIRECTED 70 CONTINUE THE INQUIRY INTO TIE
POLICE DEPARTMENT INDICTED EN-

DiREt TED TO CONIINl u llii. i.>"'i''i
POLICE DEPARTMENT INDICTED EN-
WARD MEN SURRENDER.
Judge Fitzgerald in Part o. the Court OF "eh''' II
Sessions Yesterday charged the November "ranu
Iury and directed that the investigation OF ponce
bribery and corruption. as Indicated by testimony
boror. the I,exow Committee. be continued
The November Grand Jury IL as foHows'
pufus NJ S,ivers carriages. No. la9 East .nlr'sy
&C., foreman: Michael Schwab. clerk. no -
East Tyentv-ninth-st: James X. FLOYD ron, ~
g Yves; Eighty eghth-st.; Henry = N N1i ~ VI
don't 10 80 West Forty-hfth-st' Wliiatn "
pomcrov agent No. 81 Franklin-st;; Ni'naHit f.
ctron, broker No IS Broad-st.; william VI. 80
ferts merchant. No Il Souih-st, fiMaiu III
drick accountant no ll2 West a.
twonty-fourth-st.: Gabriel u. Cheyalier' chta,aet
maker No :.25 Fifth-ave.: Brent Good mahu,aou'
n~e~ 10 1871 Fulton-st.: Henry VI. Taber cotton.
No III Pearl-st: Julian Nathan. No III l,a W
Montgomery Hare. manager. No ~ ""t.l 80, d,
David VI kochler. liquor No ~ 5roau- -, = =,
Thompson broker. No Wall-st.: Louis = D nsit
son, tailor. No q Beekman-st. Philip pais
builder 10 1926 West sixty-fourth-st Chh ,nn,er
Dale broker No. Wall-st.; Max prey s'an',
No 4, Ncstry-s, Isaac J. SeiSman 30. 80 W. -,
One-hundrei- and forty thirdst: Wiliiain r. ~
George Bissell. broker. No - Mall-S.si ~ h0 W.
curtis merchant No. Is West Fifty-thlrd-St.
Burns. Glcnnon and Smith, former ward men
vho wer. dismissed from the force upon the test
had been indicted for bribery by the october Grahi
Jury surrendered themselves at me DiSrlc'-At
,ornev's Office yesterday. Each OF the itrh NhS
Mold by Judge Fitzgerald In 800 ban 10. ma.
,rhe h6ndsmcn were Samuel Kahn OF 30 I"
scyenth-st, aud VI. +. Lyons. OF 40 ~ ho"''S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

Absolutely nrsf-oinss apartments suits
and single. -Xqulsitrly furnished. mod
crate. ii West 2Jih->t
A COLORED MAN from Bermuda wishes
to recommend y cOrvenirntly furnished
house throughout % a family going -
Bermuda this winter: terms. so per
month: pretty house - roomsl on norm
side: horse stable connected. All b-lonsing
to his master. Arrangements can be made
~ calling al o. addressing all day. &. r..
$50 West 31th-st. care jarltOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

: : >
Fol K-STOEN American hsseul"rt deco
rated house. very choice: NV.st Ehd-sv-..
near nd st: BARGAIN: othris ali prices.
STEVENS shave. corner r3d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner Sth-st. Ar
tistic. substantial villa. less than 3lOo. :
600: easy terms: send for circular. ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT co. 1S BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
,p NINMO OK THE PULLMAN SIhihH'

washington. Nov. (specaD.-A copy OF me r.
a,, address by Joseph Nimmo, jr., before t'e -"
,,onal Statistical Association on the msu'
June and July. 1894. growing out oi w ,,''a,anI
" o, today nresentei TO President Cleveahd
oo,omit,ee apoint-d for that purpose. coilS'S'
inc az A. r. spoTord. Librarian Of Congress r'o,
fessor Clarke. of the Bureau OF fd"ca''o'', anu
charles S. Hill National Secretary OF the assoc'a'ol
Nv Nimmo discusses the commercial ecohon ~,
noIi,ical and military aspects OF the SUBJECT e"
,,,,ny The recommendations OF Generals ocno'i I
t tin,s,.rI as 20 ain increase OF the army
pn~ss bis opinion upon the ground ihat me MI
b"nes n .yste,, is vulnerable at every ran s"ltcl,
,ainos ,,sstle and tunnel is entire appara.us ~
repair being all times sunlec, TO spfb into in
uon, en- for its own destruction. He says ma, II
Tow thousand strikers arrested ne comneso vi Tia,
isW ~ the territory OF the United states ana .n'
@ nroven possibility OF such catastrophe cons.
, unt tie most important lesson OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
Mp corr GOING TO SHOOT SQUIRRELS.

NR GOFF GOING TO SHOOT SOllfhEI'S'
~, ,v,1r. TAKE 4 FEW DAYS or MUCH NEEDED
prsr not TO LET Up WHIT ~ THE IN
VEGETATION WHETHER ELECTED OR MOI.
Immediately after the election John w Com o.
s, ro- the Ieyow Committee. IS going away
into IA. country 20 shoot squirrels. ana II Ms ul'
q, - acc,,a,. "a II WAS before the committee he
no., HING down considerable game for few days
IL .,,a Yesterday that he WAS going away Tor a
rook rhe,her he was elected Recorder or defeated
,s, IN get some needed recreation, but IN any o'H'
~. will he back before November ~ 10 resume ~
work in the investigation OF the Police p'pi,'
,oo,, No matter which way the election goes ne
uul 20 on with the investigation. ana there Will
hs some more interesting disclosures be'ofc 'ho
end OF the year. 49,,
Mr. 1;of has not yet finished his cohFr''''o"
With Police Commissioner Sheehan am "h'h tue
Commissioner again takes the witness chair ne map
h ,oor. willing 10 tell what ne knows about police
co-run,ion. missioner Martin also may nav
another sitting with the committee. and the tufn
NJ other officials In the department may come "''
too soon for their comfort
The Tammany police justices may hav" an OPP
nor,,nlfv to ''vlndicate' themselves II thry can
and there is 20 be more searching inquiry INTO
N. songs OF the Excise Board. which viii give 10
Commissioner Andrews a chance - TESTIFY. com
missioner Andrews has sent the Following i''''' u
Senator Lexow: - ~. , .,u ar,,o,iz.
and direct the stenographer OF your committee 10
furnish me at the earliest possible moment AZ my
ox,ena. with a COPY Of the testimony or Edgar VI.
Tomijnson and his wife, taken before your commit
tee the lst inst. 49,, go ain -,
abe me 10 have the truihfulness or fals!iy OF IN,
accusat,on against me investigated by a competent
judicial tribunal. where VIII be ACCORDED me rlsht
10 be- heard which was denied me Dy your COM
init zee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
FLATS TO LET-Iufurntsh ed.

APARTMENTS 10 IL a. No ~ Wet
7.;d-si this city. elegantly located ana
oyeri -,.!ng Sherman square; All hs"-
ro.iss. Apply 10 janitress on premises
ELEGANT FLAT. Il rooms. bath. az l!gm
central location: rent, $500. l2J East
23d-si.. jsnitor
THE CLINTON. - Wet 42l-si. near
RrDadwHv- Beautiful. al Hight apart
mants: private halls. bath. steam heat ::
elevator .ll night. cho.ce restaurant In
huildins
5TI-AVE.. coz. sGih-st. Elegant apart
mont overlooking Park; immediate pos
session. moderate rent NlNoN. W Broad
WAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A PRIVATE FAMILY offer elegan, suite.
excellent table. near Park ard Wet
sis,-st T.. Address CHANCE. LIZ
BROADWAY
4 PLEASANT HOME In tho family ~
college instructor for twp ni'n's. "hp
may ~ may no; meet help in their studies
especially IN mathema,ics. can o. I,Hh'
al f33 Manhattan ave. between '"luintIt-
ave and central Park. near West lN1sh-
a. - station.
LARGE. wei furnished room: pris',e
bath: desitahl" locn.ion. every 80" ~
y.uterrr. r.ferrnc@s "N' hanged h'l'-
TRAvE. Box 100 i.2i2 hroadway.
ITXISGToN. AVE-. $50. corner 45th--t.
Larg. handsomely furnished rooms. Win
hoard
MADIsON-AVE. 1872. opposite Park
I2,il-si1 -l.arge room. second Moor. or
large and small room pnriJr Moor. private
house. American family. no chl'lf'n.
PLEASANT ROOMS. with excellent mll'.
AZ. oGered by private family on Mae's ~.
ave near Savoy. 20 r"nnfd party -
LE'-r. Tribune Once.
PRIVATE French family. Handsomely tur-
nirh~l large single rpums, excellent 'lll~ /.
couple or gentlemen references. - East
sgth 49, near Madir"n-1tr
WEST 47TH ST Elegantly furnished
large second Moor hack and third nor
front rooms parlos dining rom. superior
changed.
nth ST - EAsr. nea- 5,h-sve. --C'h"er-
fui warm. square room. "Ac'il"ni iahl".
81 r.ighborhgyd reasonable winter ar
Management
I,TIf. ST. 24a WEST Double and sinsi"
rooms wlfh hoard. table board. refer
~nces ~echsrr"G-
-o,q-- 81 . WEST I.arge front room
southern .sroslfe. excellent board AMI
attendance. references.
eisr. IT ii5 FAST (Grnmorcy Pario
ploasant Large and small rooms. 'a'i'
substantial. everything nrai-cla-s. prf
pasE. f"f"f"nc-7 -
oep ST. . EAST Nicely furnished rooms.
win nr=t-cls-. 'all". permanent pnil"s
preferred. f~f"rerc"-
"a WEST siST-sT. -Iilrdson-i' furnished
rooms. with board. ln small fanny reg.
'fenc"s exchanged.
asrus ST - EAST Large. Handsome
s.cond-noor room. also hack phr.oT. ~
colient table. reference.
a7ru ST. 40 WEST Desirable. we'll frr-
nisncd square rooms 90 Jet. with sipr'
rior board. references required
a7TiTsr.. 80 WEST Desirable w~a-f'.r-
nish-d square rooms 20 Jet, WIN rui"-
rior board. references r"lulird
Asst ST. EAST. 7-Sew management
.plendiGlv furnished rooms. "a suite 70.
slncly. superior table. southern exposure
references.
boTiI-ST.. 81 WEST Second noor. front
sanny alcoy~ room. also back pailor. win
board. references
Dist ST. ~ WEST -il1ndsou,o i'aiA-.
Win board. eN.rv CON fort ~ "H.n '.
ANAL family. highest references given end
required.
20 WEST 5isT ~. Desirable rooms
hsndsoin, furnish~I. superior tsnl" ana
attendance. small family. references.
,lsT-sT. ~ WEST Rooms with bpn'l
Tor ladies. reasonable terms. private Fam
ily, references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

RrSPECTA young ,in wishes steady
position IN nlce private family; undr-.
stands dressmaking; willing to ass's'
with upstairs work. Address i.5I3 3D.
ave Carpenters b".l)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AGENCY for Mcntclsir.-Ees.dsnce all
klnes for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman S.. N. 1.
FOR sALE-Only SIS for a acre farm.
covered with wood. In Southern New
Jersey: close TO railroad; finest markets
IN the world: especially adapted for small
fruits poultry. vegetables. etc: high and
dry; healthy neghborhOod: sold on install
in@n;s OF 81 down and 81 per Week. tl'le
insured. send for particulars.
y. l.. RISLEY.
POI South i0,h-st. Philadelphia. Pa.
$500 CASH BUYS 81 $50 suburban home.
built 10 our orl-r IA the heglthisst an !
pr~ttl-st nearby town IN New Jersey.
TkEDWELI. u Park Row. N-w-. OK
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,r-,,,,. oncs Nov O. l a. m.-The weather yesterday
stormy with high winds and steadily falling teinpera
ture The temperature ranged between 20 ana Do DE-
rees the average t43,) being lower than on sunday
rh esher is likely 70 b clear and cold today. With
no.finxed high UkRdA
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
GENERAL. AGENTS WANTED - travel
uuI r,rtloD .uh.ageufs to handle our
pubi.r.ti1ns. Liberal salary and expenses
=, competent party. Address. with rear
cno~a. " -fNOMPSON CO, PUB
fishers. Providence. X. J.
OrFfCE BOY Good writer we'll recon
in~nd.d. onc studying si"npcraph' pre-
frrrcd. wages = p-r wees. Address -. :
D. - Nat-r-r'
sAIESMFs Flr" Insurance solicitors or
.apabie business men can make big
none, selling the Miller Fir" Extinguish"r.
Room . > D"y ST.
WANTEB.-A thoroughly competent &C
cOun'lnt ~ hn.t goods rlanuitcioFl'
OsNego. y. /. Address KNIT GOopS
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utrsIyEss CHANCES.

A IMMEDIATE LOANS made on furni-
,rro in use: no removal. Inconvenience
,,hiict. Address Room .. Jefferson
Buiiding. / and Court square. brooklyn.
A-coNFIDENTlAL LOANS made TO re-
u,hI. uarties upon household furniture
without removal Or publicly eaSs ,Ppp pii
rents: prompt attention. Address fhI-
VATE, Box IL. Tribune Ohice.
-nD IN MANUFACTrRiNG bus'-
-. established , years: prosperous
cnsncislIy. no debts. fullest investigation
.~@snted CALDWELL. $50 Eas, 2Uth-st.
second floor. .------
,5rXrR L.Igi'Cn- STORE; for sale cheap
owner going % Gei many. good tttdr. NJ
2, Alams-st.. corner Newark-st.. lioDoheh'
ENERGETIC MAN WANTED TO take en-
t,r, charge Of ctr business In BROOKLYN
independent business. l.s moE-y: ~ ie-
o,llred. Write to THATCHER Co, New
ark. Y. Y --..-.-------
r0p sAI,E.-A block Of 1900 acres. choice
irrigated fruit lands near Los Angeles.
cal price low. Address OWNER, Room
2oi. IS Broadway. New-iori,.
sTEAM LAUNDRY Tor sale doing good
husinsss In4uir" alr. BLOOD, II War
ren-.t.. y. y. Troy Laundry Machinery
60. -----
WILL PAY more cash for stocks. boots,
she's. clothing. drygoods groceries; ely
,r country. business confidential. can OF
address ALDERMAN. a29 Church-st.
300 PROFIT can h. realized on invest
mcni OF $1,000 20 5000 special capuai.
which VIII ~ dOubly secured. Address
SUCCESS. BOX .. Tribune ONCE.
$500. -EXCNLLENT opportunity for safe
Investment ana good permanent position
and tax. the place ., retiring partner, a
Young man preferred: references expected
address PROFITABLE. Tribune ONCE.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES BOARDED at the Willow Glen
Farm. Address Or. .. e. JACKSON. +.
o. Box lCl. Jamaica, l.. |.