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MORE ELECTION MEMS NJ
Hsu tls Isyt csllPss uIll alll
{. Politically.
A REPUBLICAN MAJORITY
Two Hundroa sna Flfsy.holns ne.
publloane IN tlNe Houoo and
Fifty.Povr oenaAore-NeWs
a Prem All Over.
REPUBLICAN MAJoRlT

WAsumggou, New. a-on ths stssagth
ce rsturns reesivsd up 10 . O'Clock to.
night Chairman HAheesk of ~ rspubli.
ean eeogsssslonal eoOmittee figures that
the sspuhliean representation In The next
hsuse Win b q least 30 msmbssa The
changes fspm this aftssnoso's statsmsut,
whea SsS wero chained 10 b ssscted, b
made hy oas Additieaal ftem Illinois
and thsss nom North Casolsna. The
dispateAss received teraigAt that
eaussd ths greatest suspsise was eoe stat
Ing that representative NeHillin Of Ten
ssssss vas possibly defeated. Il came
ftem ~ chairman of the state central
repuhaiean committes, and added that the
returns from the district were nos al In.
Chairman Babcoek also says tonight that
from present indications the rspuhlicans
viii have ct least ~ msmbers In the
senate, and In this number 10 i'm
cludsd Jones Of Nevada. Among the
kilograms received ss headquarters
to-day was the following from Settle at
0rssesboeo. n. c.: ~lS b conceded at
demeesatie headquarters that 10 have
elected seven eongreesmsn In this state |;
Third and Sixth districts doubtful, 90
COUNTESS heard from. We have e6 mem
bses, democrats q This gives 10 control
Of the houss. u W can held thsm, aud
dsmoesats eeneede 20 The senate.H
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HELENA. Nov. 6-An oe the Lswis and
Clarke county prseincts have bsen hoard
from except Empire. Valley, Wolf Csssk
and Hogan. Ths bulk u ths vote - -
beard from q 70 believed Win increase ~
popullst vote and the vote Tor Hslsaa.
The case against Angus NeDonald. Who
was arrested on election day for disturolng
the peaeo. has been dismineod.
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wha, They say IA washiastsa.

WASHINGTON, Nov. e.-Ths isdieuAions
are that the Bifty.fonsth eengrsss Win
open with numerous contests foe seats 10
the house from the southern states. Ths
report received at republican hssdquass
tsrs make II plain that, unlsss thsrs % .
change sithss Of mind o. ooaditions, thsss
contests from LouisianA, one a. two from
Virginia and some from North Caroline
and Tennessee, with . possibility Of COO.
tests from Alabama, Kentucky and Ar.
kansas.
senator Faulkner coneedes the rspub.
Leans have defeated Wilson In West Viz,
gina and carried four congressional de.
tricts aud the legislature. A dispatch from
Representative Mcguire announcing his
election 10 the only report from CALI
fornia.
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DExvER, Nov. A-Ia spite oe the POSI-.
tive snneuneemsnt ftom pusblo that
Thomas u. Bowen. rspuhliean. d elsctsd
eougressmAu, Ne result 10 the seeond dis
tsiet still seems 10 b IN dcuhG The rs.
turns received hses from all ths counties
IN The distriet s!espt twe. sivs Bsll. pspu.
list. a2N majority.
DEHvRR. Nov. e-The returns from the
state are net yss eomplsts. Bowsn's Dc.
Ssatin The Second distsiet b eenesdsd hy
Chairman Dseks e ths republican com
mittss. The follovins is the vote % far
rsesivsd: Fee eevsenoe. AeIntyre, eo,2eo,
Waite. q 0,D7; NoIntyrs's plurality, ls,Ooa.
6serstasy Of state, Neca6ey, 67,7S7, No.
Clsss, M,lA, NcCaasy's plurality. li.ai6,
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ssslvsr DIek's's ohsssss.

81. LoUIs, Nov. s.-Thsrs b searcsly .
doubt to-day that the rspublica& state
ticket has been suecsssful In coupari.
con With TIVE yssrs aso ths vepubiisans
had . plurality Of 2e.eet 10 overcome.
Eiftyssvsn counties out Of liz show Q net
republiean gain At 1o.7A
In the house of representative 'ths ~.
puhlteans have made gains enough to
give thsm . Joint ballot majosity, bat The
ssnAts WIN remain dsmsefatic. In ths
congrsssieoal districts b b now fairly ..
tahlishsd that Hatch, Ellison, Dsarmsad,
Heard. Clark. 8ex, Arneld end Naeesn,
republicans, have bssn slsctsd. Ths
eighth district. Bland's. b still in doubt,
also the third, Doekssy's. Ths 10th and
ilth. ST. Louis, are republican. The only
sure dsmoesatle distriets ars the "a. 6th
and 18th.
81. Loun, Nov. a-Complsts returns
from The Third eooessssioual district
show the slestjoa a Doekssy. democrat,
by ~ plurality.
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DExvER, Nov. 4-An svsalng paoee
says: Covsene Walts b esing 10 lsoyo
CeioeAde. A ssllknovn pspnlise saVs
that tho eovsen@ b thinking SvsepsspaGb
tious saiA 70 have bssa mads 70 hin -
take up his rssidsnee - uhnsiA u ,
said that the psepls's party e NiDs1s
has taksa snshs . hkins - ~ ssvssnse
that thsy want hin 20 saly - rssi1s
ameug thsm. but alse 10 lsad thsm 10 VI.
tory q candidate ter eovsenoe n 1eoa
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- ,. Bayard said to-day: n he'd essaA ~
peshsnsiens ~ 10 the result a ths slss'
tons for Soma tius. don't want 10 run
afoul Of thoss gentlemen responsible See
the delay In passing the tariff bill. bat
pstriet's duty 70 uamlstakabls. Ths ~.
csssity foe pure dsmoesntie tariff isaislap
tion was never % great ~ u b nsw. Bills
for free raw material should b passed Inn
mediately and then the country will b
sbls to eoatsmplats the dsmoesatie tdsa
Of tariff reform In full working order fee
tvo full yesrs before the national slsstioa
rolls around. II this % done have little
fear that the verdict will b unsatisfaetosy
In lso6." Ambassador Bayasd sails fce
England next Saturday.
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DENVER, Nov. a-Ths sspublisaus wilI
have 10 majoeity % joint ballet ia tha
legislature.
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NisaouLA, Nov. 4-Stsveasvllls Vins
In the county seas eoatsst oe RAvAlll
county dessstsng Corvallis by about aoQ
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TIE vsis In Ysllsvsssa'

Ths vete In Ysliswsteae.
Special Dlspatch - shs ssandar1
6IILlxos. Nov. 4-Hslsna's mAjositv n
thts county h 1el. With four peseissls,
having . total registration Of lSs. 10 hsar
from.
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NEW YoRK. Nov. s.-Ths uncertainty
about the board Of Aldsrmsn wss removed
this aftssnoon By returns whieh glvs the
republicans II out Of a members. The
hoard viii have the appoetionmsnt of the
city assembly districts.
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xs,Ains snail Aboss fhls.

TACOMA, Wash., Nov. A-Ind,eatious 10.
night are that the rspuhlscans win have
o usmbses oe the lsglslature out ef . To-
tal q ia populists. u end dsuleesats n
giving the rspuhlieans clear usatssilv -
3olns ballot Of e. =
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neoouyx, Nov. 4-Aeeoediae - oGures
reesivsd thus far at police hsadquaetsrs
eeusolsdatiou. ~ Tar - Bssokiyn b con.
essnsd, hes bssa lost b. about no Vetss.
Counsellor Shanks, ssesstAfy es The Coa-
solidatten league, claims, hovevses eon-
eolidatisn has besn carried hS . sunAu ma.
jority. II viii make nodiBsssnee Whsshsr
The vote 70 found to b In favor o. against.
- The matter will have TO 90 to ths lsgis.
latuss In any event. .|
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The vsss 10 Davseu.

GLKxDvE. Nov. a-Th4 tetai vsts e
Davsou county On ths capital qusstioa y
practically - sellsws: Anaoonda, 1o7,
Helena, "a
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Rron eAtea1ivs.
n~saA A. 49, S1n~,Sa.H

GtENDrvx Nov. a-Ths sspuhlisAas
elect their entire county tinkst. With
probably ono sxoeption. that Of sheri6.
A. present the democrat leads By three
votes and but oas prscinst With ssvsa
votes 10 hear from.
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/. xANsAs CRIT, No. Nov. A-Ths 6Isr
(indspsudsnt) figures John c. Tassnsy:for
eonersss has carried the Fifth distriet b.
. little over 500. There 10 every prospect
for . contest b. Colvin 8. Horn, vspubli-
can. In the Second ward Of Kausas City
I 1,6lS votes were east against ~ the last
psssidential election. Il 10 claimed % can
b proved that there are not LOO voters
In thu Second vnrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-29

Der bh ttle change We quote Potatoes Long Island.
sIzes .flons white. small pickngs. s5ds6 DO table
60, DO yellow Eastern. 81 jodSl 20: do Orange
T,ISi 90; do red Eastern 81 5oQ$l ca: DO
slnSl -; squash. 15cnS; turn'ps. 150s7c: egg
,c@sl peppers. 50lGOc cucumbers. Jersey 50a
- Long Island. per 100. 30u40c: cucmher pickles.
'~cpS -; corn. 100. '0cnsl %; lima
yer Dag, 81 ipqS2: string beans. 81 25G$l 90 cauli
,"os per htl s2rSi cabsages 100 s5gSI. toma-
, 81 NpEIES- i'TS-Johb!ng at 4i.N4%c for fancy
and,pickcd Spanish shelled quoted 4sG4A.c for No
ana -.g3c Tor No .. Virginia No 3d3.c: No . lag2c.
itEESWA\-Quiet at 26-ea2Ic. GINSENG
Im sales range s2nS3 10 ID. 10 size o. root
fioNl.l-far crop In this state. light In the West and
Almost failure in California. New white clover comb
quoted here at i3Q l6c Tor fancy lib and Inlic for 2b
boxes fair quality l3al4c for lD and ldl2c for 2b
state extracted white. 6u6i:c.
MILK AND CREAM-rhe daily average receipts OF milk
and near the city for the week have been follows
Ere. $50 milk - OF condensed milk and
lS cans OF cream; Susquehanna, GIL Of milk
Of condensed milk aid Al Lackawan
ma 1870 Of milk and 30 OF cream; Ncw-York
Central and Harlem lab OF milk. NJ Of con-
dcnsed milk and Of cream Nev-York and North
so Of milk; New Haven and Hartford SIS
of milk Ontario and Western 343S milk and Ia
OF cream: West Shore. l.i22 OF milk. 81
Of condensed milk and Is Of cream: New-Jersey
Central. 1s1 Of milk and 10 cream; and by
OF The total daily Of milk and cream has boon
19G'@ Of milk. l39 of condensed milk and 57s
cans Of cream The price paid for the surplus
the platform has been 81 40 If The
MIX Exchange price remains at s. 81 can. 81. cents
n quart net TO the shipper.
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,,.,ro Aug % ,specaD. Enormous receipts o' ""''
. yr,n.,pos and Duluth $50 cars. made w'"h n.'
,r and I'm there Tho December opened nj o'r'
:, ,.,x..n b7M ami 56. and closed al ''s"'"'
..,,os were lower. Local receipts 4'' cars o''''
-. .s,tmate for "Wednesday was ~" cars Inc ''
,oh ~ os7 600 showed an Increase TOT Inv WV"
-, 600 Baltic shipments WEI" large enough " "
80, -, IN. European supplies for the week "Ne'
- COO primary receipts exceeded i.""Wo Spe'""
80 d,,,l Mos, 81 the trading was In the way "
,a,,y the outsiders selling September anu o'''
,u,sr and the elevator owners doing 'he
, So,,hwest was doing some selling mere as.'nS' 10
49,, c.,,,s New-York also dong some Feline ~
49,. .,k cables. Corn lost fraction anu was '
W. -, Nav sold between 527. and 52s and closed
.onl p.c.pts 342 cars were small; the ef'''a'' "
~. ,..,.y 90 cars also small But ter u,n -
Inc talent bearirh. winter 'I"P
dull anu ~. and kansas indicated some impfo' ~
ticuiary lma ,nnI Isl 900 showed an increase Tor VIZ,
I'M -, CO 600 The sample market was l ,. Win
weeh ~ were reported for sdWo oats e.npa ~ me
steady, showing o-,''"
w ~ oriy I.ai.c Receipts we're itl car was
cos %, "Wednesday $40 The Sample na' ~. nit
mate lot rbsriers were made for lDW. ,,x
te,tc w ,,imnortan May sold between 80 anu 80
tracing wa =" AZ. sellers Provisions. werr s'' u.s
anu .sr. short The September ana ,p. =, 200
pysring swift not ably Hog receipts res were
for Wednesday was 2'U p. sia 20
hshe sio: .1nu al ,s s. ;od
ana en-, 81 az and s. rs and closed a, = closed At
DEW r,hs sold between 81 % and - ~ anu old Al
ssenx n, the curb puts on peceihueI ~, o., a2i.c:
r. scs o calls sI,sc Puts on May corn sou ~
calls. 52xc
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. August y, lS9l
COTTON-Thc market opened about points lower
disappointing Liverpool cables and small local market
After the first cali however, there quite steady
feeling owing to little local covering There net
decline foi the day Of 10 points with The closing tone
dull. The total sales bales. There not
much in the local market to-day local traders not being
disposed operate freely. there very little dis
position trade outsiders The receipts OF cotton
running very Galveston getting 1881 bales.
bales week. 40 palcs las; year New
orleans. $50 bales so bales last week 60 bales
last year, Norfolk bales asains, bales last
Houston. 400 bales. against Hl2o bales last week. 2
bales las, year The New Cotton Exohang. has IN
preparation exhaustive report On southern c9nsunln
FOR the drawing 10 close Inc repl",
inquiries cut now being compiled ana VIII
he ready about September !. Besides the Ncw-h"k
Cotton Exchange report. there win be one by secretary
Hester Of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange ana one
by THE Financial Chronicle, Of New Iork Much M
nteresi the subject and there Is general
expectancy regarding outcome Of the labofs OF ne
stasticians the gathering OF these statistics
in charge The Southern consumption Is the only part
OF the crop movement not definitely known uni
the end Of the crop year The market IN me afternoon
was somewhat irregular reports OF activity IN W9
goods market reports Of the appearance OF Dol worms
in rortion7 Of South mot hTetofoi" tiis season
visited, and injury in the Atlantic states ptilg
offset hv private caher indicating free offerings IN nfo
from The south and a belief that the movement n"hI
month may be twice II was last S'p'eihpcT
when IL unusually small. 49, a..
orarnr range and close to-day and Closing pIus '"o
rirh and
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rket
narcd WIKI yestcrdays closing prices Iransferrisr
bales New York spot sales to-day ann iatI nst. a.
nscal reported. For consumption. 81 bales eo,ta.'
100 bales Total bales; spot market 1Hc, 49,
,.lanGs DC: mlddling Gulf NC. when - ir
with Yesterdays closing New "ih lcl
AZ tales rross i3N bales. Continent ~ n"i, -,
iri,sin r.; bales All bales splnnefs on
soon. % ,oS bales Total net port ieccpts ''"'
h..s. thus FAR this week ll.iJS bales -Nip
Grcar britain "a bales. Continent 81 ha''S "a
his week. Great Britain $40 taes' comment '
bales. stock. iJS talfs ,...,o ,o,,,rd. sales
10 opo ralcs specuttion ana export l"' tal'9'
tan 600 bales receipts. 700 bales, iduIlhh ~
futures opened quiet ana s'e'i
decline. closed barely steady al "tHog ~
ciin, August 3lGa3I'. August Sei"nor "','
@ s,,f,aG. october ~, -nher. 31lntt' >, m
t.r Decer,5ar si6, pccenberJanuary. - y -
Tsl,rarv 3iss February Marcn .'"p"V' M"I,.. f', ,
XIII Arm May 3.2G353 Manchester farms '"''' '"
steady. cloths quiet --. -. q ,ll.r .r,l- than
,,s,,i icing confined nine lots. me "h''n,' ' ia,
,rrsn, .Ivices from Brazil or Europe 'h"'k'i ~,
- A shade lower. HaNfr AZ .-,.''
,.rtrir.liv IN changed. total sales ''lis .-'
i',,s, ciosed a, 81 - francs. S"Itemhef '"" 'c,o
q, \,,ke,lt.r 500 DcCenh"r. ~ - 10 ll"
',.Iv a, II 90, rcis for No !. ENchhis" uh'i.,t'
- Torein,s for Two days 1900 bags 'ral aho's l"'
I.n,,.d st5t.s bags stock At klO -.'"' ""es
c.nt,s marke, steady and unchang"4 AZ IS !,
- Al Hamburg the market was QUIZ az =. P't-
o.. - follows. August. = 30 pigs 9,pl' me "
CIob.T - % November. 80 10 l"cemu'F o>'''' J""
ueSc ,rcs closed dun at - points decline sales
were 80 bags as iolo"s' Last
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

COLT MEIA HEIGHTS. 81. 81. santly fuf.
nl,hcl front room ono eight: also ha!
room. Alg. closet. very c1Wi"r'nnir.
finest llcltiuu. high AMI h"ll'hfui no emil
drcn. American family. references
LARGE. handsomely furnished room and
nrif..l1-l board - gentlemen Appt''l-
a'iny pleasant home. - West III
ONE OF The hr.t loca'ei and Oldest "s-
tili.ied ph.f1-iart business DO ID" cii' +.
,i.. .-f entrance ~ broadway. bargain.
PHOTOGRAPHER ~ Fast li,h-st
> EAST .sTH-sr We'll Furnished square
rooms. wi'h nov baths. references
7 WEST ai.sT. ST Handsomely Furnished
rooms, suites. singly. psrlor moor. suit
ably Tor doctor. private club or business.
i WEST 35Tn-s ST. Desirable Furnished
rooms FOR Two or three gentlemen. refer
ence-.
- EST i0rH-sT.. near 5ih ay". superb
largo apartment. r'as fnthle, would
dltid~. nrst-class privat" fan ily.
.,TfIsT. II EAST.-sn light rooms.
pariYr n,nr. On suite or single. one io
ihre. in.ms. .,r. nj = 100. bachelor gutf-
'srs. modern iWpr ,f"m"uis, Convenient ID
iotr.s AMI D.lls
.oTH ST. -. WTSr I.nr.~. cnm,uria-
hiy furnished t.N iYYm. m'i"- ,tr rem
f-rfnan. o. gentleman pi"f"fl'i Nj
1r.-s Mrs TliDNpEL. i2 West 10Th
-. rinE Dimes
siTn 81 20 WEST American family
Die. ri ..if fIf.l. i'I f'Ufn-. DNnnr. ing
~ -.uaia'r. reasonable.
Az WEST eisT ST Elegant room' i",'
furnished steam boat. sanitary iI"'H.-
lax references required. - i' :" week .
private family.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


coal YARD TO- sale ch'ap: stock mkt
urng etc 5O3 East Soth-st
DECORATIVE PLASTER Reii"t modes,
low relief and badness II design. WIN
unborcut and sharpness. ~ outline. very
i"w price. MANUFACTtKEH. lu5 West
4.l-st
F1-EEKN sUr.r-ACTING WASHING MA
CHINE. washes bols and ilelchrs, re-
aui-iug n attention. West ltih-st'
ron SALE -rARGAfN,-A valuable plant
fDr manufacturing. ready ~ BUS
opportunity 20 b~gin IN -" ground moor
4 - los Wet f2fs -.
roR SALE. Manufacturing business. L adj
established. SAT" invc fm~nt. pirasautiy
,ocat,d. has always pail NOR" than 81
n1J ne, pcr velr Asdr'ss fostotlce h'N
lis Kansas cry. No
GROCERY. hcs, corner in iiohokHn si""';
horse. wagon. stable. good stock. g','
,eas.. rlcEness reason fnr selling Apply
4 SHIi.Z. 4oi bloomfield ST.
WANTED. You can douA'" monthly 81 q
q. s-.n ,or stat" light ~ in'lfp'n 'nh''
household specially. call Room -'S. Ast''
Upuse ard examine f0r yourself.
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It,NpSOMEI.Y furnished second floor -
IT, IN W., i7ih-st.. from september 10.
stnvl, az IN suite. COM ~nirnt 20 i'f al
60 SUPERIOR board. Nfst-ClAss ~ Jos
only' Address T.. j.. i..'2 iifond"'
LARGE ROOM. Handsomely furn.nrdi
releci n~ishnorhooi. all co"feh''h .'''
West i?th-si.
MlI.LERs. - WEST .di II ST ,,l mar
Madison SQUARE. Family h"iri, Ni''i
can MAN. clean. comfortable. r"a 'ha"l'
-, rr.ssut guests hay" been her" I'''"s'
81 II wears. Cill %. send for circular.
MADISON AVE. 1921. oppo'it" Nj. Nor
RE Park u2ith-stl. Choice i"'ms' ."t
nished Dr unfurnlshrd. WIN uo'lr' ru.
yate house. American family. 40 '""-
dren.
WFsT 7iTu ST select hoard: Sonthrfn
,sn,ilv, references CASHIER Iost"'l'e
Box . lh'.
,,.,,s-r otTII-sT -Tirst-class roam ." gen
",i..r.n. hr.nhft-f ~ full board. Address
Private FAMILY. 90 columbus 'N''
ARRANGEMENT MADE. season or
year for Handsomely Furnished h'pr ..t ".
Rams for gentlemen. WIN 'o"i"' "'e''
references. ~ West 3l.i-~'
Fast Asst ST. Handsomely furnished
rooms. private bath. with o9atu. Al''
,,ti,. hoard. references given AMI required
,.rtt. sr. EAST. cli. stuyv'sant Iath
large and small rooms: Win b'"'H'
table barders
,orIt s;r % WEST. Large and .w"i-fur-
nt.hed nlcnyc rooms. with hohid "NDrp
,tonaily plcasnnt surroundings. thhie ''".
elsT- ST. I1 EAST. Creamery Park.nne.
sirable rooms: generous tnblr. every 'nltls
ors,.rIass privilege ~ privat" park f'a-
f trSa r.(crenees
aaTII sr.. 1913 WEST Large ami sinai i,'.s
~ ,r,,ns superior board. select u1i'''S'
,oiJ. board references. LAMAphh'.
i7TII ST. IL EAST. Handsome econ" IA,
ana third Moor. with private ua'"' >"
rcrior board: references exchanged
,,s.r-sT ao3 WEST Hands mely ful-
nishrd rooms win board -nr'..'
oy,..v respect: table board. r"f"r'n -
20 VEST 18th ST. Back parlor, ~ Ut
'"So, Tor two. sunny hall room. Slo SUI
oo,Jn- table: references
-1TJ-sT.. iio WEST Elegantly lu rt'S' l'
and floor and other rooms, WI" >"
,ori,r board; references exclaimed
90. IEXINGTON-AVE.- Eligible rooms.
~ - Tor autumn engagements. location
,trahie. terms reasonable Tor Sh%"h' d.
a,gcments: table board.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET,

AT PELHAM MANOR. houses containing
eleh; ana ten rooms: rents $40 TO $500
per year, selling price given with terms
10 suit. Address Z. IL HUDSON. PSI 9Th
ave.
ORANGE. y. J.. Mountain Sta'ion.-Fur-
nished house with y rooms, stable Win
4 stalls. grounds about one ana half
acres: will rent for f9ll and winter Or Tor
on year. Address T.. C.. Room -. ~
Broadway.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

TO RENT.-65 West gTth-st.. handsome
basement and subccliar four story house,
decorated pcrfec, order: 70 = 800. pos
session May lst. Inquire on premises be-
tween IL and !. or % o,Cner. CHARLES
Buck. Columbus ave, corner ,2d IT.
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FLATS TO LET-Furnishe cd

CORNER APARTMENTS six FUR
NI~UED fuIanop. IVES, Central Park. 10
domestic ladv adults S35 monthly. per-
mancniiy. boarding owner. vile. boy
wri,e particulars PRINCIPAL. Box
StI Posrofice
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnished.

To LET In the Dalhousle. 40 TO IS West
59,h-st.. fronting Central Park. very
choice apartments. 10 and 10 rooms each.
house absolutely freproof and without a
superior az home for families. Please
apply II the ianitor.
5TU-AVE l.ols cor. S6th-st.-Elegan,
apartment facing park. only $50
NIXON 20 Broadway.
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,,-,-,Dt, ~. n capable French girl with OK.
MA aa,iar, references: hairdresser. dress
,,o,1sr and packer. Seen at Joaquin nu-
-, tn2 t,th-aNe.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
floI- sEWOKK Wanted, good pam cuVA
,f f,urtrsss. Family ~ four. summit
wages ST. Address sfKlN"-
FIELD. Tribune once.
WANTED For a family out u town Tor
,re summer superior servant as V'n,
.,.o, ,ff.u,ant upon an elderly lady az"
,., 20 exceed - or under ~. none "u'
IN to.lav AZ ~ Lexington ave, between
10 30 AMI - -.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A-FOR SAI.E.-65 West 05th-st.. four
story basement and subcellar. 10 large
rooms. price only 81 600 Apply within. or
TO owner. CHARLES Buck. Columbus
ave. corner I2dst.
HAVE SOME decided bargains and inside
prices for West Side houses STEVENS.
COiumbus-ave. cor 93d-st
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner losth t.
Substantial. artistic. detached house: low
price: send for circular. ATLAS I'M
PRONENFNT CO.. Is broadway.
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DRESSMAKING.

.pTIsrIc DRESsMAKING; impor,, ,e
",shinns. hotel orders at shor, 49,
1nnds nurchased II desired, ",,,b =,
so o, Mrs M'ELROY. ii East I'M tn ~
b.,r.en broadway and University IA,
.prIsrtc pRESSMAKER X. - FIRST, -,
c,,sr deslr.s more engng menus, ~ ,-
.o,,n,ry. terms moderate; Highest 'e'''
en- 90. d.. 20 sth ave. -----.-
Artistic pRESSMAKlNG from Sy,i,ner
nr.mad. also reception. evening. -.
,aii and theatrical dresses, nj anu i'm.
a,,',an,eed ,no atiing Innings or "a
s,,ings pRESsMAkING PAhb'"''
-, on,h.t near broadway
:, FIpsT-cLAss FILTER. eNpe,lem.'..
Ndr.ssmaker. wishes few more Ju aS' e. -,
,,Jies' and chllIrcn's suits pr v1' nv
or home reasonaoi'.
333. Lac broadway. ----------..-
coI-rr'RIERE FRANCAIsE.-Mm an
So,sc, los West iI'h ioftnr'S -,
s,arn'. .snecIaltl-s fancy waists. 49,.
md dinner costumes. sn"..
materials made. summer prices.
ppEssuAKING.-Pe nt,ng anu yyty.-
iisb dresses mad from 30 up MIS-
EoV o,i West iGth-st.
0pFssNAKER wants few more cur ~,
,n,,,s,s AZ home: suits from ~ up. "a.
FOX ara West s0th-st.. near i'"e'''''
Drive.
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HOARD " \\TED.
HOARD AND ROOMS.

go PER WEEK Man. wife AMI adult
som ir.'.stlut- XIV" 'ull ihi'hu tN'
h,tcl pr.ferr.d OKIOI.E. \ LL.ne .ll,.--
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ROOMS WANTED.

~ pptyATE FAMILY of three adults
-, furrished rooms together or sep
arat.ly. price moderate to peopl" %
rn,mert. $50 East i'th-St