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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

The unfavorable weather was Hiuch asa'"''
auction market yesterday There were IL" Sa',
made and not much bidding. Smyth * hy"' "
fared No 3j7 Madison-st, a hve-story pII0h '
mont house on a lot 239x95 The properly was
CHARGED for Sl2 so interest and expenses an. So
for sl45l3 TO J. : Korn. \ three-s'ory oi''' n.y.
on \ lot o9xlO0 in Teasdale Pace. west Va 30
r,onico place was sold by John \. Go'dlhs io
s}9c0o to j. Meehan u. p lngraham D." " 10
nosed of Nos 1O2 and lOi East One-hundred-a'u,'
teenth-st two six-story brick iathouses' ." ANU
7,x1oo The plaintiff in the proceedings , VIZ a."
htver for ss29SO The other saies were Sviar,
IVIj'iam NJ Crukshank. son OF the Iatn r,hi, IN
cruikshank. has been proposed ior i"o'''' "
the Exchange. -. ., coll, for the Iiud-
son Realty Company Flake & Dlwningl tle The
eas, corner Of Fifth-ave. and Elgh n o,aame
Uote. De Logerot property, " , Ieot oo; ~ '' "
and T., in The street for about $SclrN o. %
NJ & l. Hess have sold the southwest ,oo e., In
Mali ,on-ave and Ninetie hist. four lotS y" q 81
tbn avenue by IS feet in the street. LOT . "
Korn. for $4,000 Ala. o. Herman
,h fvstorv brick and stone front building VIII ~
sc and rats SG2-i-3xl00Si. on the .qu,nea -
corner of Iexingtonyve. and Eignty @ tx az,
Iohn r. Doerr ~ Flss 81 Doerr, Tor De,"Se' ''''
All az no-ai cash above the mortgaee. ,, md
Edgar IeaVcraf. has sofa the loui- ~ ,oov
basement brick AMI stone dwelling ProperN,,, 81
100 no. II West Eghty-sixth-st.' Tor oa'''ue'
gaze at creor Son have sold the fve-sory brown,
stone front double nathotrse &xHxl0 20. no "e''
Eighty -fourth-st. for John fue' LOT >f''"
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DIED RATHER THAN BETRAT HIS FRIEND.

Cincinnati. oct. GA dispatch to The POST
from Princeton says: News reacheh mere this
morning of the lynchng OF Eddy Martin In Crit
tenden County Yesterday morning by mob OF 100
men The scene of the lynching is remote and the
best obtanable Information s that Martin was
called upon at his home after Midnight. Openi7F
the door he was seized by a dozen men, VINO aske"
for information of BIZ GOode the Pauper orr
missioner OF Crttenden County The mob t9id nm
they had come hang him. but n he would turii
States evidence upon Goode. ne would be spared
'If these are the only terms, gentlemen said
Martin let the hanging proceed. BIZ Goode mas
been my friend and / will shield him The MOB
quickly did the work and left the dead body SWING
ing from a limb upon lonely road
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rx-spEAKER REED COMING EAST.

G. Louis. Oct 3l.-On account Of the low stage
~ water IN the Mississippi River eX-Speaher
Thomas y. Reed decided TO forego his lhtehHen
boat ride TO Memphis and tour Of the southern
c. ard instead left here for New-YOrk this
morning He saws he does not expect TO make
any speeches in the Empire state between now
and Election Day Since his arrival here last Satu
dav Mr. Reed has been kept busy accepting HNi-
ta,ions TO public and private receptions.
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REPUBLICAN EFFICIENCY IN NEW-JERsEY

Trenton Oct. 3. (SDeciaD.-What the people OF
New-Jersey have gained from financial stand
point by turning the rascals ont ana placing
the State Government in the hands OF the RepuDh-
cans is shown to-day by the report OF state Treas
,rer Swain October 81 is the end of the hscaI
wear and the Treasurer reports n balance on
hand OF sns6 $50 o. This is the largest balance ever
LA IN tho state Treasury at the end of the fiscal
YEAR. Last year. under DEMOCRATIC management
n,blican management Is therefore just $262,sl7 "
In less than one year
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Adler simon. AMI wife % sismunl Low
'o,rh - ih ave ....... g. co..
Ellfkeersr. Charles. g. Il " Stevenson trustee.
w FoN -. - Inter, tl~ a," > years. 900
Bach Nos 30 lul ~ West li2l A. | Nrnr.... 600
NornLlmp. Frederick and wife Edward \
Price 81 al executors. II Nnih -s'. - n -
Columbus ave Observation-Disclosures. - 400
BALDWIN. Frank 5 to william Light > " corner
Amsterdam and llistst ht.......... ooo
Ctrichlch. Emit. and VIII g. United states Trust
G., New York ~ l3G West Sth-st ; years. 80 ono
Cohen Jacob. tho East River SANinEs lns,ltu-
ton s-.i-'. ~ It Of eds,c. / ycar.,. 1900
Croueh"n. Jane. TO Paul g Decker. e Forest
ave. 1919 ~ lts,th ~. s............. 500
Cusich. Thomas ". To- 2'i NRrl Land Improve
ment 60. lDt i2' map section ~ N,se estate
Dury,a. Eva another Gao Jess" SHARP s.
iahent" Place - II - Wa~hinria
igffulmenH ?
pcelin. Bridget To- rhomis IL OConnor NJ 80
cathnrnes IT. year. Recommendations. 1000
p'nncrlr. Anton. and VIII" t. crow'll iIald.n ~
trustee. Ridge -. ia5 II II ~ Brooue-st
Dcchct Y,lou u t. James Flanagan n y CNth-
-. l5o It ~ 9th-a,e ycar............... 700
Sam 70 rame. Railroad ave lDt ~ map
building Sites AZ Morrislnia 5oNijo | year. 49,. i5Oo
Donneily. Francis 10 I'D Ward i.anl Improve
mont Go. lots AZ and iis. map Section A.
Egsn. Josephine. - Frcderirs noss - Mtpes
ave. n - lot i32. map Village ~ East fremont
Ecke1 John T. a3l ward Land Improvement o.
lots 10 and H. map Section A. Nys- estate
Fame to same lot L. sam, map vears.... $50
Fest. Sim, n. and anothe~ e. Nathan Feicrgreen
- io,h-ey"; ~ u ~ oad st. years man: 1900
another. i20h-s 1915 II ~ 5th-sve.
staments ............... .................... $50
Garrick. catharine. to Sara FRENCH. 3 Roose-
veltst. 2i0ll It Of Park Row. years.. 1900
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MAYOR HopKINss LIBEL PROCEEDINGS

Chicago. oct 3l.--Constable Mclnerney served
a warrant this afternoon on Chairman Tanner. OF
tho Republican State Committee charging him
with criminal libel against Mayor Hopkins IN 'he
use Of the words 1.-The Mayor levied backnani o., on
the vices OF Chicago" The warrant was 1 49,,
ont before Justice Prindiville, and MT. Hammer
Immediately gave bond
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CHAIRMAN BABCOCH REIC RNo
BRINGING GOOD NEWS OF THE FIGHT IN
THE WEST.
AND on ARRIVAL He LEARNS or SOME PRE-
.posTFRous DEMOCRATIC CLAIMS WHICH

pOSTTROIS DEMOCRAT Ni>hiHA" "ii'N''
AROUSE MS LAUGHTER
vasn,rc,on. oct. 31-Chairman Babcock. Of the
1enuhIican Congressional Campaign Commute
Wis at his desk this morning after Il u" va!
campaigning tour in his own district in WISCONSIN,.
Ar Hancock laughed heartily over what he terinel
,ra generous claims made by Chairman tauiKhcr'
~ the Democratic Committee. concerning Nlscoh-
sin. Indiana and Illinois .
"yyh,.' said Mr.. Babcock. II may as well claim
Arkansas for the Republicans as ior Mr. fauih"'i
., claim, Wisconsin, Il Is an old saying that yod
have TO go away from home 10 learn the news anu
This is news to me- 1t Is the first time have hea''
o,,. democrat with courage enough 10 claim that
eta,e rhc Republicans will have an overwhel"'i'7
victor,. IN Wisconsin. The question the beiioo'"'
are endeavoring to decict Tor themselves - VIZ
they shall be content TO remain away "O
polls or shall they emphasize their i'"s"a''' -
voting the Republican ticket. The Republican or
c.,,zator is perfect while the Democrats are us
rr,,,i-l and disheartcned. The only campaign the
democrats are making is N the nature OF an at'acA
on our candidate for Governor
81 cannot credit the advlces the Democrats bave
received from the chairman of their committee i"'
7 know that only day ago Mr. Phster' OF the
hotel that bears his name In MILWAUKEE, oHereu ~
be, with Chairman Edward Wall. of the Demo
cratic State Committee. on the result, ana wan
declined every offer. until Pfster offered to pct
on 2OCCO majority tor the Republican ticket lhe"
Wall put up 1900. That does not look IKE .he
cheerful news the Democrats have heard 30 itr
as the Congressional delegation is concerned, We
Will get at least eight. and probably more.
The claims of Mr.. Faulkner for Indiana are
simply ridiculous and there are 10 reasonahle
grounds upon which TO base them. We Will GER
taInly carry the majority Of the districts IN tlat
State The least claim | heard made for Illinois
among the Republicans that We would carry
the Congressional delegation with fourteen out OF
the twenty-five. The popust vote in the large
manufacturing centres is of course. an unknown
quantity. but we have the satisfaction OF knowing
that where IL takes away one Republican vote II
takes at least TWO or three from the democrats
From the best Information oDtainable in Chicago. /
learn that the Republicans hope to carry that city
by at least 1000 We do not agree with our
friends the enemy that they have captured the
seat in the Senate now occupied by Senator Gull
lon. There will be a surprise in Illinois for the
people this year'
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Geaebcrs.

4 FRENCH GENTLEMAN. accomplished In the Ian
"A and thoroughly competent. would be recon-
ncnacd instructor literary readings by gentle
who has heretofore employed him. Apply by letter
personally at No. West 5Ith-st. y. \.
4 YALE GRADUATE. exrcficncei tutor wishes private
@Apups Fitting for college specially. Highest refer
Address YALE BOX T. Tribune Once.
~ ERMAN UANONEiIAE FORMER TEACHER OF
NJ best local schools conversational casses children
and adults private lessons highest references moderate
terms FRAULEIN HISCHE AZ West oath ~.
T., EPMAN FRENCH by graduate Of German
French universities; long experience simple progressive
method. coaching for Columbia Yale Harvard specially
Address University Tribune Uptown Once. l242 Bway.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West sd. station Sew York., as fol-
low, anu L. nIi!Ics t.reI from loot Franklin
$3.50 A. VI. Daily. Local to buffalo.
o;lb \. VI. btlly iu Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochcs
tef. iunaio Niagara Fails. Detroit Chicago. cxc~p.
Saturday fII Toronto.
ouse, Rochester Buffalo. Magma Falls. Toronto. De
II NJ. tICt Gland Chicago arl 81. Louis
10 J.. VI. Dali. except = nday for Utica Syracuse"
Rochester and buffalo Carries sleeping car passengers
Si5 y. VI. Daily for Alhanv. Utica. syracusc.
ter. EunMo NiIrain Falls Toroni1. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and -. Loan
To- ticket-. t-,Ics. pnrIor .l.eplnf--.r
conMpiltons apply city orico Brooklyn and New York
ana at sia;ions Time tables al Principal hotels FOR
other Information address
{. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vnnderbli-ave. Nrw-Yorx
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
EaE NNSY VI Y A MA
81 RAILROAD co.
r,oNC foo, n, shyoss es and COrtlanGt Streets

I'm r:ncct October IL. $50

In
1870 A. PES NsYLyAMA LINT Iias ana oSscrSa
Conpariment sie' P'15 n@"5' M cieveland rs
A ~. Cincinnati go a N. anu ihu'd"aP''
go ,.'uy 'ni'G'AGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRiT.ooSS, ,.
TlInan sleeping and Dining Cars to 81 81 4, LUIS m s.,
viic and chicago. Arrive 1lHe'hh"" io "
c Yi w. wEsTEikx EHrHEss s h91iys;
7,velpnd H. 2sorTwFsTEK EXrREss 6 gPq Linz,
ArrIr. Cincinn II D. m. Indanaroiis 10 p H. d.
i on i. ~ ,,,IF I EYPRSss sleeping Ca,
~ p'tisLtus Connect. for Chicago daily ana ''e''"
"a T,; fEc,r .sHII>&rox AND THE SOUTH;
fnn'n, %a1 30 l'onerossonal Limited all fapp5
ani Dining Cars 90 H''" m a2c 'consre.siona!
Iiiniol. an rarlor ani Dining cars. $50 'D"''''
10 ?os s ' 10 Rd Expr. Siege,
f. A-he,rle Tampa Augusta and New GyaI.sonvie
300 y. VI r''ly for Ciesaccass 4 ono "''"''
Togf sE s 99s GHF SnH NORFOLK
Cha,lrs Route a m. weekdays ard WIZ" i"'s
Tel irxf 6as 4a LxF 300 m dan, slesPer' to
Tampa Jacksonyiilc. Macon and Charleston ~" "
daily sieepsl. TO JaeksonNlI,c. ABE WAY 100 p NJ.
v.el-lays fhrousn Buffet Paror Car to Atlantic
ri F~ 1on5 H 5S MY d. ':a? N:
stop at A'""'Ir o OK rrlIIIlADELrMIt Limited,
Express % 90 $50 10 "ao 90 gs"H : G. 10
100 NJ II f. II z nsi' suai" S Etpsss go
30 90 Iiined). 10 a. M . T. 80 =. D. "''' o.
T'.l@rt ~ i.s ~ 49, lae 222 III and c 2oi
raigay A.or iion,r anI roy So " rnon street,
i-oaiasy aad lroos1 station. f3o' q Fpit X
l.,,r vii cal Tor and check baggage from
IL qpd ,.sisr"ces 'hious" to d''''"j'R WOOD
C.r,,,l M,rltcr General Iassr Agent
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BALTIMORE AND osiio II. X.
""ii"Hrc' NHshin%ton, Chicago, Cincinnati

baltimore. Washins,tOn. Chicago, Cincinnati.
DR., S,; tonis aud Al Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave Ney.-York foot u Liberty ST. daily for chi
ECO 30 p m. and i2:i5 nixht For rlTrsntn 70.
80 p m. II u night For CINCINNATI. IT. LOUIS.
200 a. m, Geo p For wASIiNGTpN EAiTI-
MORE 300 a. III 30 "A m. Dining carr. l:p q 10
p n -, SUM-. 3:co p, 600 NJ Dining Car. II Is
aght All ',aln- daily pi . pD y. m.
For NORFOLK 'nY Line. 30 p. ~. sunday
For NEN-ol.l.EANS via Roanoke Bristol and thatta.
ao0ct. THROUGH Pullman sleeping p. daily
Ticket orcrs: IT. osl as lao fgiway 81 Fast lith
hgton ST. BROOKLYN: Station foot Of Liberty ST.. c. Il Il
N.w.york Transfer call and check bagEasA
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G. RTE 4 I III G s

Through rains g.. Cn.cag, anu West leave New
Nur. f..f Z ,1ar.i.rs. daily follows. and I'VE
.nl'es .sriier from West 2'i-st
az, a. Va ,.tt4.,4 ..Dp.'ss flr 'MaseG.y. AnS
''i' iautYu. Lluia. LuiaiO. Bradford and Saia-
IAiot CD Buffalo
',.un T.. VI ale Limited Solid train for chi.
'''' s.+. .lt 'h4uta-tat Lake. Se.pefs TO chi
Cleveland anI 'lns inrtt I'iulrk car
c.pn =. VI. fDif 'isu 20 Chicago VIA Niagara FAILS
'.'' ~l..itrt g. untln AMI nj. ago.
SD s,ec,1. ana 10 N narpo ch
nri Cincinnati Dining car $500.
1 oOAL I'M TABLE. uCkttS AID ~ lI'MNN
IL .O 20 iUl and JSi bfuai""J. LOO
La, 10Th Chambers and Ne I'D II. ferries. New
YORK :-.; Fulton Brooklyn. 2Uu Hudson St Hohukrn
't} station Erie Transfer company calls Tor
ana chrcAs hrgge from notoi- and residences TO dcs
nation
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY


FL. t.Asas Automatic b.,ch Si-na'A
Trains ,Nc station loot Il Liberty ST
For E4.loa. Bethlehem. Ancnto"n AAucn O,una' % nj
$50 t.tston y. NJ. ! 10 l..'I!' 80
ia .tuaI $50 90. I.aO to Al"ntl WI /. NJ sun
Gas-. 80 is \ 81. Loo 80. 600 T. NJ 80 , u
MNan..fff.. Iif'.fnn and Scfani u. "lV n ~
80 - i9O f. NJ .un1iys 40 A. NJ o =,
i.,allus 1T % 500 $40. lViFt II ~ a -
10 49, 80 400. 800 So 80 +. NJ. ~ niSht;
Sundays $50 A. NJ. J % 20. 3'O. GOO l. NJ l. 10
H. :.o-r,,lu-, ~ 40 500 oIO \ NJ. 40 40.
aoD 300 50 T. " y - Might. sundays. 100. o."o
GOO J.. Il ie.fj might. .o con
r.. Sun l.r, T>.,I.furr and WiarlsQ0r' At 80 ; ~
a.io \. II i.lo iao. 7@ p Nj Sundays 7:l' a. NJ
r r~ Bank Long Er,nch. and point. ..uth 70 Poln'
Pleasant 30 So - go \. ". ! 30 10, 40 ~
- ~ ., I.,l fmrll G.i5 + VI Suuiays. cNcep; ocean
t.-.. .,i t.l.,-, PIX 300 \ y 800 p. "
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Tarin'ngilc Toms Rvers i@fn.snt Park and Harnesa'
, % = 80 o. = " ,,.
IT, v.-.u.I r.,,h .s,ntrlrh. and Highlands II
N,-....k { 2o SIS - 20 s. y 30 - .ai5 "yr"pt
r,.tf.ffs - s.,..'rn 800 anI TO +. ~ Sundays.
q pt f.l
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

- TIl'l.AIl..-.ll..4. lAI.! I1lJI''- ~" '''0
rr rulaaeliAla weeN aa5s. so. 90 40 ioQo,
II g., 1tnI,.t ,rD 4 ~ 80 3oD 40 l5uitet iat'ot
cr 30 ID, ,ii'n.ns CaD. ~. s.i5 /. ~ 80
i....t. 800 ~ 30 fll.lHS ~ ~ ~
90 5,., 800 'i' nIne carr = N. u - night ~ >, ~,
IfIuI.r. Washington. week my >, w. - -"'
r,rIn. r.r \ NJ 30 90 5o) 90 dlning Gao
T. " - g. night. sunlly~. 900. u 30 unnnS carr
\ Il 80 i.ol Go, t'inlr CafJ T. NJ. IL niEn ,.,
r Bets az! lll .'a. 'ln !" ,, az 80 "a;
III So ~ Fa~' l2''h It. 261 West ON -, o. 90
Dr. ki,r. 9s Roadway. Willan.urg Tho N'w RI
~,r.,er Company viu "a. for AMI check baggage from
D. '.r-e - ses
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aired Birch Grace Birch , ,,.nna .
e g%a, x rfs 9afs and
AmsterIaw ,.,aye, No can; ;r ''a's
,o % to- v'sn"i i25 It ''' Of wrs, Enaaye .ox
Io6ii. Thomas Mills and wife 20 ro Mm- and
ol esimi'9 M" ~ # " or Amsterdam ave- 30 TX
IN HSs's POO e Of 2iavc 25xlooi Mary 80 400
.7ls sA' So s SR"1'S IF io'a-aye l,oNloo';
Haas Wcaufer Philip s S,y; T65m,. 100"
raA'g'n 70 ~ JH@ r. q r. lst-aye axs7 g. ihp
oycr ana wife t. BERNHARD Holman. @2'oo'
So@ s ~s s 20 Stevens ~ f. A anl WIZ to Adam
s5ih st 81 aie w.st. beatrice i Morgan and
i2ls,~t 2&a' e n +th-ay@, 70 'Ni"Il;
l2i s ,@ '. 9as Z, ' II i'h-ave esxlooii;
yic.r Constant 81 a. executors 81 S''"uT
lo,ls, 80 a5i Gas,. iIrnrg GentzinEer and ., nm,
5u,s, 10 32a Joseph schulz VIE to Henry DC -,
hioih 81 ~ an nI anu 900
lin A. ~ IL "a, main Iachat and wife
,o Ferdinand ireenbeum and wife 5000.
Iernari Holman ana VIE 80 philip Boyer
c.'hs, s. III f, e II is,-ayc 55xioo5 peter oo
l. IIpIn referee t. Isaac Grcen% "a ,,i, 2''"
' ~ ,,,sr - ,;..,ry, II Gratlion ....... 500
,,,irs tc : J"Ln T. Ch,iil,n :" same. 1850
In cans 10 Herman Kraus and nnoiher 2o7Oo
D,an.e, st. ~ 2i5 ana - ri't-s, Michael Fay q, ooo
S'o' ,,s' 49, u $. y H. '' ,n. " 1900
i sil,, ~ H. i''''N S"'f ANA .', 25oo
w., n 81, 81 D. ., parr Asrtel = Fitch ami
sroth'r executors. It,. u J,hn = Cha'non. to .oo
'.',' w i 49,, ~; rg pa Il - 10000
I@~l.'s,. s. $50 r. n ~ stanon-s,. 2oxiO;
lnss Gang ana a " d 5o i MgT5n referee to
In, . ,t - ''' '',''' 1880
weiss 80 - ......'....... o. 700
77,a-.,. :, =. ''5 = " y y :, Eri.ay... ?oxlo?
o2!-.t. y 10 W'st. Anna q Van Ripper 70 Louis
shut and another ...' ................. 10 $50
Rosiiil Volhar, % sarah Usher. ............. 25o
",n,' - r. = ~ i'eA,ns'2n-aEe; -oS tn''
49,. - John = Cha'ilon to Catharine T cna'l-
same property !. rar, Ge,rr~ II cha'illon and
s.'h, H. Of " $i.'a. o e ii 5
AMI ,n',her ... ........... $1,000
5iNi-s n w. a7G : Il . Il ri ave-. 81 ixloo5: Dcla
a Gir,ian g. william r Herbert '.'....,...... 1900
N.chman and 9no'hor executors. ETC. OF John ,.-5o
7,'h1.,. 8 s. 30 :, W II si-avc 25xio22 Max
Innzig.r and W" 70 Masaalena Is Keller ,,;s
~ n riS,,,i To- ',. ........., 10 80
12.l W, az" .i =, " n l.;-ate 2ixirii. Iier.
m!n kraus and another &, iIenry Cans -. 90"
ii,n e. 10 r. - . i--n, ~, ~, ;"N"'l''
i,lI ~ % 49, ~ . = sta-a,r 25x9oii. Michael o.,
~, Nr",,o {. @ :, , Hss" 5t u.as~i go"
Keenan, t.. William Herbert. ,.:.,,a..... H""
il2l.st. o. 80 % q IS Ili-i. ld sVl"O. * 1900
r.i,.rs = Elsari Iaia To- william Gallash,r 42''
Eat, '' "' l95o r, : = iGstn -, is 5y,oo
Paul peck"- tp James Crough"n. ........ 80"
l., " nn - On , maP II ta a.sr % ~ r nv,
both G.r'h and Az. tl'r ..... ~; 'o'
lani rmptoy ,rnea, cou.par, 20 Daniel Scan =,
1>,a i,o'i7i sam. map SAM =, Ma, shra.. 20.
T., i2i. same map sam" - iamss Ss tr.y. *"
. . ..ss !. Z. ,. l3..o5 4 g,. ' s;
~. ~ and so sane map: same 20 p.ia . -,
50
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MI I&rKAWASNA AND WE>1 ER> r. II.
s,atiuus IA ,cw-iUrk iOOt OI b"rcin. ana
CLristOpher Streets ,,,,,,,r
IESIIutII.D TRANS. ~ LLhAN III l. IL
81 a. nj PINIstII IlGlIT.

I,.r.., nm. - ..IW ARK IrOMrIEL.. MONTcLAiR,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
School 2ecnrics.

. vt.prr,X AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCI
\ .unrites Professors Teachers Tutors Gosernesses
-. ~ College, schools and Families Apply %
60 Mrs. " J. YOUNG FULTON :" inlon Squlf".-
.,.,.,. ,,ir,,, ,,yrere supplies tutors professor
,eacbers c.verro.ses etc. IN all deus; r1Inen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01

Musical instruction
AR J ALBERT Jeffrey. -
~ pIANOFORTE AND ORGAN Lessons
STEINMAY HALL.
NEW YORK
Dr. Jcnerv is atknovl~iecd {, Doe ono - tho most r.
ened instructors panoiorte playing as weH as brD
liant performer
n EW- YORK CONSERVATORY ll2 East ls'h-st.
~ Between 4fh-ayc. and Irving Ilace.
Tn. FAMOUS MUSIC SCHOOL -
Beginners ........ i"r 49, ~ ~ ~"
OPEN DAY and ENI.NlNG..... Formerly ON I'm 81
POSITIONS PROVIDED FOR GRADUATES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-07
QUIT WINNER
AS USUAL.

THE PEOPLE, God bless them, know q GOOD
THING when they it, and seeing so MANY
GOOD THINGS upon our counters, 1t is great
marvel that they buy quickly and literally. In
all our business experience We never had a better
week than the one previous, and yet the HOWL
of HARD TIMES and DULL BUSINESS from the
mercantile world is ear-sptting. brain-torturi1g
and soul narrowing.
WHY DON'T YOU SELL
SHORT PANTS FOR BOYS
AT 15c. PAIR, AS WE DOf
WHY DON'T YOU SELL
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN,
All wool, Double and Singlebreasted Sack Coats
and Regent FrOck Coats, at
$3.50 SUIT, AS WE DOT
WHY DON'T YOU SELL
MEMS OVERCOATS,
Kerseys, Cheviots. Tiger Silk Mixtures, Tweeds
and Cassimeres
AT 1850 A GARMENT, AS WE DOT
WHY DON'T YOU SELL
MEMS SUITS
That were S1s.75, $3.50, $3.50, $l6, $14.75 and
$3.50,
AT $40 SUIT, AS WE DO,
WHY DON'T YOU SELL
MEMS OvERCOATS,
Campbell's Kerseys (buckskin weavel Bedford Cord,
English Serge, Black Beaver and
Oxford Mixtures,
AT $40 A COAT, AS WE DOT
WHY DON'T YOU SELL
BOYS SHORT PANTS SUITS,
Gray Melton,
AT S1.5O SUIT;
Navy Blue and Black Cheviot.
AT 81 SUIT, AS WE DOT
WHY DON'T YOU SELL
MEMS PANTALOONS
That were $3.50
AT $3.9s PAIR, AS WE Dor
We've spent ten years of our life trying to
teach you HOW to do business, only to find that
you haven't the mental capacity to grasp and
utilize the idea.
No wonder THE PEOPLE come to US to do their
trading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-07

TRY
TFHHSg
If you need some Fur6ature and Carpets to
complete the furnishing of your house for
winter-y0u will fnc there Is EASY way
and hard way to get them. Why not try the
easy way this time-try our
PEERLESS
CREDIT
SYSTEM
Its only requirement is a PROMISE to pay
keep that promse-let US have a little money
weekly monthly-you need not sign a note
there's such thing interest. Our
prices marked in plain fgures-and they
are as low as the lowest cash prices in any
store in this city-look around and If we
are RIGHT.
We make and lay all carpets FREE OF
COST-no charge for waste In matching figures.
PLUSH OR HAIRCLoTH PARLOR SUITES
CHOICE, $225O.
SOLID OAK BED ROOM SUITE, S13.
SPLENDID BRUSSELS CARPET, SOC. PER
YARD.
RELIABLE INGRAM CARPET. $50. PER
YARD.
MADE AND LAID FREE OF COST.
SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLE. $780,
40-POUND HAIR MATTRESS 81.
WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS. $1.75.
HEATING AND COOKING STOvES-ALL
SIZES STANDARD MAKES
YOURS FOR PROMISE TO PAY.