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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
Thank You,

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburg \: l. always says to Hoods Sarsap- arilla. It cured her of a severe case ot serofula. and eczema, and she has reasons to be grateful.
 II you are bilious take Hood Pills. O0N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
Toth. Mih-.rin,.-r r.,.

4e $. F., P. X P. have now put .aie a special round trip ticket 7an Francisco, which provides lFe Admissions to the Mid-winter grounds. This ticket will be
 a A2.95. The holder of the sl will be allowed certain stop
 privilages and side rides in ai1ornia. For full information
 oa, F. A. HEALY, General Pas .nr Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
BTCYCLEstl sICYCLEsti

The best wheel on the market is the IMPERIAL. We have the agency m Prescott and will sell them on the installment plan.
 NJ. GoLDwATEr G BR0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
Letter Ii.t-

The following is the list of letters remaining in the postoffice at Pres colt, Arzona, for the week ending January D, 1894:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething- lt soothes the child. soft ems the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoes- Twenty i've cents a bottle. uIwf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
,. R. MARTINnEII.

Pioneer Insurance Agent, rep nts the strongest and most re- le Fire Insurance Companies in United States. The aggregate ts over S40,0OO,OOO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
The week ln History.

Jan. 29-Kansas admitted, 1881. Jan. 30-N. P. Banks born, ISI6. Jan. 3l-Steamer Metropolis lost, 1878.
 Feb. 1-Texas seeded, 1861. Feb. 2-Peace with Mexico, l84s. Feb. 3-Horace Greeley born, 1911.
 Feb. 4-Confederate Congress met, 1861.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

w. T. Richardson of Prescott,
 who has a big cattle range in the
 Verde country, was in town last
 week, seeing to the shipment of
 about zoo cattle consigned to Kan sas City, in charge of Frank Wallace.
 He shipped between 400 and 800
 head last month, and expects to make large consignments through the season. He reports that prices are somewhat better and that the cattle business is picking up. Mir. Richardson states that if suitable corral and pens were put in here. Winslow would be favorite ship ping point with cattlemen, who are now compelled to drive either to Flagstaff or Holbrook.-Winslow Mail.
 Dickens never portrayed a truer character in all his writings than his Micawber, waiting for some thing to turn up" Every commu- nifty has its Micawber, who is for ever and eternally waiting for some thing to turn up. Arizona is full of Micawbers. They are generally of class who, if they see indications of something turning up, whereby they might be able to earn an hon. est dollar, their gaze is in. mediately turned in an opposite direction, while some enterprising man, will ling to work secures the job, and hen they send forth lament that they are unable to get work. If the Arizona Micawber has a wife. she furnishes the support for the family. If he is unmarried he l draws his sup. ort from the com munity in which he lives, being a | sort of leach on society.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
M annN...I

nan and wife, without children axe charge of and run a ranch 'ls at the City Feed Yard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
1 Situation WaRtedl

trst class atachinist, Engineer snd Hisck- u,ith, steady and sober. uants sstuaticn. Hat - referslcee- Apply Co H. oBSEFLI. .... .ss.... Verde. Arizona, or st this office d27Im
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
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Hme book belonging to the slgned. The finder will please lt at the :. F., P. X F. office.
 OLD WEBB.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
A Peculiar Experience.

About ten years ago my health became impaired, and rheumatism set Tn. My suffering was intense, but Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup has relieved me entirely of rheu- matism, regulated my kidneys and liver, and benefited my whole system. B. w. ROCKWELL, Jackson, Mich. Any statement made by B. W. Rockwell can be relied upon. W. D. Thompson, Pres, Jackson city bank. For sale by w. w. Ross ab Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

George Cook and wife will soon make Prescott their home. Demo erat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

After g o'clock every evening weinerwurst sandwiches will bs served to customers at the Saze-sc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

Just received d-the largest stosk of trunks and vslises ever broughl to Prescott. They will be sold cheap, by 4. Wollenberg. If
 Dr, J. D. Me Lennap. a crowned magnetic healer. IS in Phenix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

The Prescott SAmpling works have been re-opened, and will pay cash for gold silver and lead ores.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

oHood's Pills cure an Liver Ills. Bniouspess .91ndics. Indigestion. Sick Headache. 25G
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
Teamstera Wanted.

A number of Teamsters can obtain employment on application to B. antry & Sons. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

Charley Young's Chop House. Board per week, $500 and $500. Meals to order at all hours.
 Oysters, fish and game received fresh every day. n10tf Next 10 Robert Councils Saloo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

Mining Intelligence.
 4. l.. Smith has deeded one-half of the Lost Boy, Lost Lead, and Blue Bell to A. P. Smith, for 5000.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31
Hoods SarsapariIla

healed the sores all up and they have no troubled her since" c. II. STERNEK, GHdden Carroll County. Iowa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

Rev. Smale, of the Baptist church, has adopted new plan, to secure attendance at his chuch, by sending out personal invitations. While the plan Is new, and somewhat novel. to send printed invitations 10 attend a particular church, it may be a good one, and churches generally may adopt 1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-31

Mrs. Mary l.. Smith, oi Paris, Ohio, died in that city on January 2, 1891. The deceased is spoken of as most estimable lady, aud leaves a half-brother in this city, Harrison Lee, and niece in Flagstaff, Mrs. G. A. Bray, to mourn her loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04

THE MAINE 70 NAVE 4 TRytL WENT TEEK.
a report has been made on the present condition
OF the armorel cruiser Maine now being built at
the Navy Yard. which shows that sha has per
ceniage OF completion equal to % per cent. This
report Is refutaton Of the statement published
few days ago that the battle-shp Indiana. being
built by Cramp & Sons is as far advanced as the
Maine, for the Indiana has reached the 81 per cent
mark ony. |; is true thai keel OF TIE Maine
was laid in 1883 and that Of the Indiana in 1871. hut
there have been decays in the delivery OF the armOr
and other plating for the Maine. whi.e there haze
been rrae'ical.y. no delays :he Indiana; c'nss-
quently the attempted comparison between The work
done by. the Government AMI by a private firm is
no, Justly correct.
The Maine is make her steam trial Long
Island Sound next week. after which she VIII be
pushed toward completion with greater vigor The
Indiana's steam trial set for Monday last. but
she has not Vet received her SIDE arm0r, SecTe-
tary Herbert ordered postponement OF the trial.
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Gelp Wanteo.
Afales.

Mailer
WANTED H~n "a cattle steamers o
lon. p. Liverpool ana plaHg lw. wuf@ iIf
pas-aKr Apply - Greenwich -
WASTEB Married msn as gardener -
take charge - country piac" - about -
acres wife must b. alb. o. q" dairy
work Address - s. II. T. -. Box 10.
Ncv York CITY.
WANTED Hv w1,uen commission
house. q hos o. learn the bushes. 90" Co.
siding with bob. parents Preferred Al
d,'as. with reference. POST me" i.nN 5if.
WANTED An once boy IN a dr good.
c1iumissiou house Address 100 own hand
writing J. a.. Tribune ofic~
WANTED -r.rs'-elass agents IN every
cffv n y =. state 20 sell fh~ TORPEDO
FIRE alarm. sells 30 sight AMI r. lig
money maker Allr~ss = Sc. MONEY.
30 Wtilsst Milwaukee. WIS
Female.
s NEAT RELIABLE Girl - assist
WIN genera. Homework il private family.
living short distance 10 the country. waf'f
81 Address e. IL. Box -. !lAcA"ns1c".
y.
UOrSEWORK GENERAL hous"woreer.
mus, ie good cook and iaundrr's. O. ~
O., the Highlands fYr The summer. ErsI
uascs ~ hast l$ith-st.
WAITED Girl for general homework
good oY,k ana launaress. 81 West "'th-si
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.Pr OBJECTS From THE FAR EAST

The season o. SAFES by auction Of high-c.ass art
objects in this city IS nearly over, and before long
the dust Of the summer months will begin TO settle
on the walls AMI che voice Of the auc;ioneer viii
have res. un.n faL The beginning Of the end
has come a. the Fifth Avenue Ar, Galleries. No. 3d5
Flf,h.ave where one Of the Jas; sales OF the season
was b..un yesterday and viii end to-day. About
two hundred pieces q fine Chinese porceans, jades,
&c were sold FOR an aggregate Of $.Sa. the high
g, single price being 500 which paid for
remarkable ruby-rel Lang Yao bottle. fifteen inches
high Another Lang YaO piece cab.net-size gall
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SHIPPING NEUS.

PORT OF NEW-YORK- THURSDAY MAY ?. 1884,
ARRIVED.
Steamer Buffalo OBrD Malct Hull April =. Boston MAY
. Sanderson q Son Arrived al the h'r az
Is a IN.
steamer Trave CGer) Sander. Hremen Arri "a South
nn.,on o. mdse 81 cabin anl "0 st.'fare ras"i
gers OelIlohs q Co arrived az the Bar ar 90 M
steamer Ncusiria (rD Briand.. Marscil'a April g..
NAMES ~ with ndsc cabin AMI 80 Storage paseu-
gers 1, James w Ewcu ~ co. Arrived al tA- Bar 80 !
IN
steamer Newport. Common. Colon April GO with mlso
and 81 passengers io stamford Parry. Heron Co.,.
Arrived at Bar at no a
steamer Ciarhe G}D Mcknight. Harac7a April q with
fruit 10 II Dumoss. Arrived at the Bar 80 ~ q On.
Steamer Grcetiands tBr. couilari. Giuara Alfil 20
via Delaware Breakwat"r. wiki m4se and cabin pas
s.nc-r 70 VI sic Bros Arrived a. thc Par al J.
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BrLLEEPROOF rOLICEuAN.
m WAS SHOT IN THE NECK BY A GAMBLER.
p,.1 WHEN HE OPENED HIS COLLAR
THE BALI. DROPPED OFT.

THE BALL DROPPED OFT
p,,r,lman stephen Rice. Of the West Sixty
r., station in attempting to arrest colored
els"' -, Il West Sixty-siXth-st. early yesterday
u'n .,ng was shot in the neck. He escaped. how
w. with slight 1esh-wound.
Wnllam Rogers, the man who shot him, explained
The darkness he mistook the officer for
'"-' van whom ne was at that moment fighting
CO. and Thomas J. Daniels another coored
man. who Ike himself is Ooarder in the Sixty
ma o., house. were playing poker. They quar-
sAth, ~ fh.n fought. Both men had revOvers
rellel a. @.' shots were fired without effect Then
anu ~ bacarle scared and into the
Eosss,,oan Rice. who was called, boldly advanced
PatfVthn dark room where Rogers concealed.
mo ,Iy baI ne entered when Rogers fired. The
scS Struck the officer in the neck 1t penetrated
tuHe. oisr Of his uniform coat and there stopped.
ne I5sn shirt beneath and the flesh on the neck
l1e ~ 81 gbtiv cut but that all. He opened the
e5Aa- OF JUS N " "
sNT. e., . what ha had done Rogers hastily
.,Inl,inei that he had believed Rice TO be Daniels
&plia,- I'm ID kin him. and had fred under that i'm
onlnni.77, Rogers and Daniels were both committed
p ;ss YorIyille Police Court yesterday.
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oro AND NEU MEMBERS DISAGREE.
THE REV DR.. wTLIE DOES NOT KNOW HOW THE
POLICE CAME INTO THE MEETING OF THE
SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

polICE CAME INTO THE MEETING OF THE
SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
..,,,ls has broken on; in the Scotch Presbyterian
o..h in West N.nejy-ff;h-s;. somewhat similar
ma, in the Central Park Baptist Church. The
18th Is one o. the Oldest in the city and is con-
lord one Of the strongest and richest Last DC
..h,r the congregation moved from Fourteenth-st.
- he partially completed structure in West Ninety
go, near Contra, Park West. The congregation
ny divided into Two parties-one OF the old
r,bsrs AMI the other O. those who have joined the
A..,b since pr. Nyiie's pastorate. or since the
80 pn,own TIE after seem 10 have the SYM
-, ~ TIE nlst1r. the Rev. Or. David G.. Wyle,
a~l have stood 10y him IN everything. The older
',sohers resented wha, they considered the inter-
ference Of the new members
On wednesday night an ectlon of four trustees
..shN AMI tickets were nominated by both sides.
r. c,,s much disorder during the voting an the
Ils . W. - c,ieI H. The Wy.ieites. or old
rmembers were accused Of having packed the meet
;ne and not a.oWns ms mbers OF te cnurCa - No't.
TT I'm S.~war. me chairman. succeeded hnaiN IN
seiog some o., Ter out o: chaos ana the voting re
sg 60 IN .hs e.,ctioa Of c. II. Tailman. Matthew
iiettrick. John Riddle and Joseph Rogers anti
Ir Wyne was seen az his home. No. l6l West
Nney- ,hird-st. Yesterday. re said that ne dd not
care 10 c-.tic.se the actions OF any memoer OF ms
eoncregaroa. a Gre1t many new peop.e nave come
into the church ~ the LEST 'hrre years. ne 800,
and especially since We came uptown. In certain
sense the trouble AS night was contest over me
rs.slectiO1 0f old members or the introdhctoa OF
You elere0 into the offices Of the church IL was
rs~llv p c-rt.s, ba'woe. the OH and new members,
Nv NJ the new canlidateS only one WAS "A new mem
~ -, - h. others having been IN the church twenty
I've th!rty-nlua and four years. respectively. Inc
ouaiifca,lons FOR voting are that person snail be
tventy-oue years Old member one year ana
ronirihutOr for one year YOU see ms would Keep
a number Of new members from voting
Dr. Wylie an no; know how ne police got mo
the church on Wednesday night. nor had ne seen
s any one Who knew or who thought there was any
occasion for their presence
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for Sale.


AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second.
t,oi WOOD ana IRON "".Shs ma .n
.sc6sn.s.d aEot.f;is n EDnY as uaSl'
cons,
At. Eew.Yofk. wofS,.sop mschin-ry TOO,
power IL. fee wood carving tools .croli
saws designs end fancy woods incuLatori
.n1 O'o'1'rs IN ope'Aaon' --
ATTENTION sewing machines of all
KINDS. now So. good secondhand SO.
cash or credit cSchonge rented. At
KAlSCHS. 2l3l 3l-aye.. iiSth-s'.
"ANTIOu -" ~ 9th-avr. near 2sth-
St
t-.,,rf an ,--,,o,. ,,- ,,.h ,tel-
handsome. fancy case upright piano. c's'
$40 a g." months agu. ana Will incNi.
magnihcent music ceninc, c's' 50. ana
ya,o ree,acnre ~ E,s, lin -,
-... 49,.
btAt TIL ~. gold chairs. 'nif - -. r.
mes Al ~ f-nrrlv {. ~ s.Nln. .lf.
.,,.., ..-I.a,ir, COLI, stf.rH MANI
Tsg.rr pms :. ,r,,,,.,.ef
= 90
~. - '""'.A' =" .,'i,
a.. az ~. 49, ".m''
- !" 80 ""S,l.'.' 90 .v,-.,.',
a. ~ :,
Drsx .o,,,-,oo, -oii.,,, .,..< .o,la
oak ~ SO 20, re lafges, .'ock cn.oo
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20 Lei Tor Bnslness pnrpcscs

,..aSsf ,cLAsS PARLOR FLOOR De
frs,o 'of business or clubs: loW rent.
2sd.s,dAs house ana location. l5S West
li1h, LET. Small Office or desk room
VII ana airy; modern building; elevator
>-...-a.lAASON go Broadway.
s,ss,, KENT. -i-stoy brick building.
tnrt,a mat elevator. 40-hOrse boiler and
rnen,b' gu In perfect order. rent SIS per
$50 inquire 5i3 10 5l7 West 2ls,-s;.
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POI WIN It's surface NOTED with b,coi-red spots.
prought NS. fine royal-blue galpo; bearing the
ien,uH H marks sod fog 500, and pair Of tail
vases OF asnes-ofroses and red coors in rich Sra1a
uonS' brought Sls3. To-days is, OF 80 pieces the
se.e OF winch begins at =. m. con tains number
OF line miniature vases and some rare curi3..
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rssmnkinQ.

ARTISTIC DREssMAKiNG. imported
rooCs purchased Il desired. mod 'fate
pr,cce. NJ. M'ELROY. s. East llih-st..
ietwcen Broadway and University Place.
4 GOOD dressmakcr wants 10 80 ont by
'hc day. 81 Jer day. best references. u.
IRDZMAN. - East 12ith-s'.
ARTISTIC DKEsSMAK1SG.-p PET. c' o.
Eng costumes. handsome dresses. Sl2
Nine OWEN. l57 West 22d 81.
IREssMA KER experienced. wishes work
ONT lv ,bo aav ": a. hom.. CITY 81 cpun-
try Miss LYNCII. 3O3 East 72d st.
DREssMAK ER.-A nrst-class Partisan
dressmaker. newly established. wishes more
customers ~ home. suits. - up. zine
OEBEL. 1I3 Cth-ave.
pREeSMAEER wants q few fno-c Gus
toners A. home. suits from 50 np ~.
FON. 3l2 West Sith-sf.. near Riverside
Drive.
LADIES' TAILOREfS and drossmak'r
wishes 90 recommend her""lf 10 lndi"- who
wash perfect nitinc garments. well MAJ"
al moderate prices. ta.lor-mair srIif.
Gowns cap.S, Inckcts. also ball ana even
irg toilets N latest sttle. so Itn-av"..
between 4cih and Am SITS.
NINE. VAN MELLANT. Partisan d-ess-
maker. makes elegant dF"sf"s. latest
strIra. from $40 ny. finest c"nv" ana
nfisl guaranteed. 1874 Wee 23d-si.
NINE. r. ANTofNETTE. 80 We,
I2ith.st.. couiuricre franchise, perfect H.
INK and stylish gowns. ladies nit"d OF
res.dence: moderate prices. no delay.
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forsts ano Carriages.

BARGAIN -Team sound young horses,
So. three business horses. so 90 S6j. lo5
Freeman-st.. Grecnp1int
FOR SALE.-The imported Irish hun
Ter Penelope: fine iookeg. high
Jumper. seven wears oil. rising sixteen
hands. sound: broken o harness. a Valu
able animal FOR use o. as brood mare.
Also a practically new Healey victoria
and Demares' spider phaeton. Address
NJ F. DRyDY. - Ccdar-s,
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eonnirn Rsal estate % Est.


,BRlELLE. y. J.-Furnishe1 cottage 70
V. ior the season. rooms. acre Of ground,
goo lawn and plenty ~ frc.t trees, near
.Ner ana ocean. 3 railroads house handy
:, 70 depot. Apply 90 OWNER. 30 Produce
exchange. New-Y0rs
LENOK .-Richmon1. near Lenox. Colo
Ma. mansion. fully furnished. moderate
-Ish'' photos &c. NIXON. 60 Broadway.
NEW HOUSE. II large rooms. modern
unstaieaoes. well furnished. barn. etc.
t4fien planted. tennis court. overlooking
%! morse and COW Pleasant cottage -
rooms furnished o. gn,urnish'G. plenty
ground room. near bay. H. W. SWEIEY
.Ahltyvlle l. ].
SUMMIT. y S.-Fumishcd houses.
es'fe ana small. 20 lo' Tor season. also 81
s s HIS. +. q. POTTER. opposite
nIiiE ORANGES ~. j. srECIALTY.--
,ssrhingS for rent furnished and unf1r-
i,II. ..ee: bargains Tor sale EDW p. HAM
..|iON & co. 96 Broadway "a floor.
.!ARRYTOWN-'THE CASTLE. SUN
~. W. season only. haronial mansion: SUPERB
~. moderate rent NIXON. co B'waS
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Gitn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE -Fi,st-class 3-s'ory brick:
perfect order. i-4'h-st near Mount Nor
rs Park. Address BARGAIN. l5G East
i25ih-st
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lpSth-st.-
fcbHautial. artistic. .-"tached house: low
price. sead for circular. ATLAS III
PROV EMENT Co. rs Broadway
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domestic Situations tpdnlc0.
Nfalea

Maled
ATTENDANT or VALET. ~ Enrlish-
man ~ expert at toilet. excellent REFER
enc.s. ROBERTS. iil itth-st. bioohlyn-
ATTENDANT and NURSE On medical.
mental and surgical cases. good t'i"rrn -
from England ireland and tins city. WlLl-
IAN TNlGG. l.o2i Ji.iN".
AMERICAN COUPLE 20 take care OF
Irivato house fos summer. 90 janlior "i
iiat: good references. iJ2 East 3ith--'.'
hardware store.
Ht'Ti.ER. -coinp-tent coiored man. hrst-
elias. butler in private family. city or COIN
nv. best city references. last employer 'an
be seen. CHAPMAN. 3ij West l4th-si.
EtTIER -Py a second man; thoroughly
understands his business. years WIN
present employer, who can he seen, also
excellent city reference. city or country
Address. or call Friday. KEAHNEf. I
West J1th-st
Rr-TLER or VALET - -y Frenchman In
privafe family. city 81 country; years
difference. \. !. g.. - East iuth-si.
HyTLER and vALET.-By yorng Ger
man: city or country. BtTLER, III Gan
sevoo:t-st., restaurant.
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Business Chances.

ATTENTION important invention Of
l:e lrcserver for sale Inquire MARBLE.
2ig EiiTidge-s'.
ACTIVE PARTNER with $500 20 ex-
tend money making. cash business. handle
your own money. $40 weekly draw. Ad-
dress INVESTIGATE. - shave.
FOR sALE-Marble and granite works,
good business: retiring on account 81 are,
no agents. Address MARBLE. Box 2
Tribune once.
PARTY COMPELLED 30 realize. viii
soil limited amount of good inN"ftncai
stock at price guaranteed to give prohi ~
100 per cent. Address INVESTMENT. BOA
T. Tribune Once.
STATIONERY ana PRINTING & per
cent below station .r's price,. envelopes
nne quality >" - per 100 printed. lliE
THISTLE PRESS. ~ South William ~.
TO MANUFACTURERS. Fec sitcs.
capital furnished 20 build power furnished
SIS horse yearly. other Inducements. near
60. sicwar, Building
THE All. THERE, PUZZLE. Progress
Bive An. There (Trade mark Patent Toy.
for sale: money IN IL: wood turning. )uSt
references your bank. W. HOFFMAN
BOX 7G6 @. Salt Lake. Utah.
~ PER CENT Sound. Ions. established
manufacturing business IN Central New
YORK, showing COCA pfoHts ana 'N''iirhl
prospects. has opening for partner silent
or active. with abo4 $500. ENGlNEEk,
Box 40. Tribune c.>ce.
- CENTS daily cost curing drunkards
with Aliens Antillq. 81 box. Druggists.
mailed. Address THE ANTlLlQ COM
PANY. New-YOrk sity Lock Box 2.237
THE TRIBUNE
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io43 Broadway, "a door aOrth Of alst-a
ort!semcnB ard subs tlpuo.s
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Advertisements received a. regular clio
rates until y. m, VIZ.
2Ji SHAVE, = g. CO.. OF 2o1-st.
1872 6th.aye., cor. 1otn-s'.
1872 Coumbus-ave., near West G5th'st
100 West ~ LIST. near Cth-cNc.
20 West 1fth-st., neas oth-aNe.
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1877 4th-ave., cor. l4ths,.
1888 Sd-sve.. between 1Gth and 7'th'ss
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~'als 20 Eet Hnfurnisheo

hliE" sIx-RooM and hath eats. ,,r,,,ata
and &c; on southwest Corner I Pa,k 'an,e
PARK: s9s "a, wide street AMI entrance to
rs Ess, OF ~ also six rooms and bath in
~. kn,,si hot water. heating; $50.
East octbss, ,anitor. or sCHNUGG. 10
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FURNISHED Gonscs Go Get.

~ bANB'KN. conn. For the sum
=. ursi-class furnished house % 10
s.as. al Improvements: . minutes walk
y y me y. y. y. II q H. K. H. depot.
Conn ''' ~ 49, 80 "''''-S'' D'''u's'
bERON Cherry Wild cottage. fully
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04
FURNISHED Rooms.

A CHARMING LOCATION, oftering az
tractive rooms. East 34th-st.. g"h''"'-V,
preferred. house IS newly decorated ana
freshly furnished
FOR RENT-Handsome furnished suite
OF rooms on 5th-ave terms go per ihOh'"'
Address NJ. Union League club. -
IRVING PLACE Corner l9th-st). l22
EAST-Iarge and small furnished rooms
parlor floor, physicians or den'ls''
LARGE. comfortably furnished room:
reasonable rates. breakfast II desired.
East :yOth-sf.
LARGE and small nicely furnished rooms:
hot and cold water and bath. i"t vest
23dsi.
LIGHT. cool cheerful rooms. front or
rear. also hail room. summer prices IW
West 4Sfh-st
TWO nice rooms. pleasant location. 3
minutes from Hichland-ave station. Ad-
dress Box 49,. Orange Valley. :. j.
TWO ROOMS. p moor. with bath. 20
gentlemen. private house. 100 West +Cin-
s,. ono door from Broadway.
ENLIST. 20 WEST. -Nlcely furnished
rooms. central location. s.. 81 =" -. ~
weetlv.
35TH-sT.. y WEST. Handsomely fur'
nish~d rooms for gentlemen. running
water: references.
3oTH-sT.. p WEST Handsomely fur
nished rooms. private baths. board y @
sired. Terms reasonable. American fhmiIY