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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
JEOGE wAxEM'S PROVERBS.

POVERTY is nifty nj crime in polEi-
ticks.
TIE best test NV a mans ability to
hold emmy offs is to git it.
IT'S a powerful bad sine when vim
men git the polliticks habit.
CONGRESS thinks it amt doin' its
dooty eff it amt maxim laws all the
time. ...
PUBIIcK offs Is publick trust, and
the man that haia't got the offs is agin
trusts.
THAR amt a foot on erth big enuf
to trumpet on the star spangled ban
ner NV freedum.
Eff eny tT. S. seniter csrrys litenin
rod to keep the presidenshal litenin
from strilsin' him nobody ever seen it
sticlsin' up in site.-Detroit Free Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
The house il
Proposals for Printing.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed proposals. a. do the COUNTY print =
ing 70 Elko County for tho period Of seven
~ months and twenty-five tabJ days com
msncinsN tn, Ith. $780,. and ending De-
cembcr the 81, 1Ssl, will be received at my
Once up to the 7th day of Nav 1DOA, ut which
time The said bids will DO opened. The said
printing to include everything as& for out
'e6 tho County funds. snch ~ publ, hing the
PsOreedinGs Uf the Board OF County Commits.
sioners- Advertising, furnishing Legal and
County blanks. The printing Of ths Lists OF
Taxpayers, und sN publishing and printing
as re9uiIedby law. .... ..,G
Bids must be fled in my once on or before
the 7th dny Of May, 1891.
The Bourd OF Commissioners reserve tn
right to reject any and all bids. ,.,..
-. L. e, BII,KEY,
Ex-OfficS, Clerk Of the :Bossd Of County
Commissioners in and fer Elko County.
Elko, Nevada, april Z, 1894 '
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
LITTLE GATHERINGS.

Mr.. PRETzEI is beer bother in
Kansas. .....
OKLAHOMA has sheriff of the name
of Fightmastcr. .. g.,
A PHILOSOPHER from Bombayis inves-
tigating Mormonism in Salt. Lake City.
Gov. A1TaELD, of Illinois, has decided
that chicken stealing is not an extra
ditable offense. .....'......
tYcEUM in Nebraska discussed the
Questions "Iind the South O. Right to
Secede"' The affirmative won, but
they were pretty aearly as badly
used up as the negative, and the furni-
turc was in sAlinters.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
CHARITY NOTES.

THERE are 1900 soup kitchens in
France.
ITALY has 100000 inmates of the poor
houses. ....s
TIE aims houses of France have 300
900 inmates.
AUSTRIA has 12f,oSO orphans. cared
for by the state.
GERMANY has $4,000 paupeys, in the
public aims houses.
ENGLISH charity hospitals annually
relieve lac, 900 sick.
THE annual expense Of raising an
orphan in France is $50. ...'
THERE are in Austria 100000 persons
receiving state aid.
BERLIN charity hospitals receive an
annual subsidy of S350,OOO.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
JEWELLERS FUN.

HUsBAND-"'This paper says q man
of-war costs over a million dollars"
Wife-"And it's only plated ware ut
thatp' ! =
GIGLAMP-''PoJNical rings have lot
of gold in them" Paresis-"Yes; but
there is also great deal of copper
in their composition. Truth.
MARY-"Do you believe it is possible
for a girl to be SO homely as to stop n
cloclS?" Jane-'I don't know. You
can easily find out, however. "-Boston
Transcript.
SHE-"What a fitting token of mar
ricd love is the wedding ring!" lie
at is. A ring has no end, and it also
has NO beginning. 1t is absolutely
without variety. and much easier put
on than taken off."-IIarlem Life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
CABINET.

Secty. Of State. ......... Walter Q. Gresham,
sec'ty. " tie Treasury JOHN q. Carlisle,
sec'ty. Of War. ......DaiIiel 8. Lamont, n. \
ssctE. vi the Navy. .-liilnry \. Herbert, Ala
Postnisster-G neral. Wilson y. Bissell, N J
ssc'ty. OF the Interior. .Hoke smith, Gs
Attorney GeneraL. .kichard Ulney, Muse
sec'ty. Of Agricultural. Sterling Morton ,Neh
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
ELKO TOWNSHIP.
WOAico.

The Board Of County Commission
srs ut their last meeting osdeted that
the public be, and they are hereby
notified that all bills for scalps that
may be- presented TO the, Board from
md after THE date will be positively
rejected.
(. Il, q. BILKEY,
Elko ks~eh O. 1893. Clerk.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
STATE GOvERNME EN-.

Governor. ............... ..R. &. Ohco
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Pouiadt
trehHu er'... '..--......,. .,....J. e. Rnh
secretary OF State. 900. II. Gre!
Controler..". ........... ar. L.. Horton
Attorhey.Ge eral.. d. Torreyson
SurveyorrGeneral. ................J. Il tJonoe
CLERK Supreme court........... Joe Joseph,
state Printer ....................J. e. Eckley
sup't Public instruction, .orvis Rims
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02

Us. ssn't'r'. f' sSs,
REF. tn conssess. Francis q. Newlahdt
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-05-02
OFFICIAL DIRECTORS
U. s. GOVERNMENT,

President..... GROVER CLEVELAED,i
fice-President...ADL 4. Stevenson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

mere were no auction sales advertised Yesterday
al el'her or the Real Estate exchanges The only
active inquiries In any part of the city are IN tho
forty-second-st. district, between Broadway and the
river some large profits have been made by foriu.
nate investors in this locality. before the boom
caused by the passing of the North River Bridge
pii. henry Brash bought at auction a twelve and
nalf-foot lot with store In PROFESSIONALISM 9po
ieeI west OF Sixth-ave., in October 1853 In Mo-
vember, 1890 he bought the adjoining lot a similar
ing 5000 the two These TWO he is b"i
has resoII To pTom,nent broker for &7g0 who
upon sIvoWt Brokers in the noish0orhood complain
, owners have put up their figures high that
=, LOUIS r. Taylor broker, has mace for Samuel
stone dwelling. with lot lSxlO) No 25j West Eighty
eithth-s for the throc-story brownstonc dwelling
hes Gea was "T made on Ge baa S
OF 1900 Mr. Taylor has also rented to Philip
dwelling. iSSxco no % West Forty Gy ftHMis'G fr
$500 year; also has rented 70 Marie Vaurnoi No.
81 East Forty -ninth-st.. four-story brownstone
evening ZX9Sxloo. for term Of years at $1,000
Alfred C. Clark has filed plans for a onc-story
brick store building ssN59. on the southeast corner
$4,000 Marie Johannesson has filed plans for two
tthree-stoIy frame dwellings 2ox5S. In the Southern
Charles d Ogden has filed plans Cor two thrcestory
frame tenement houses 2sHs5 on the south side OF
Tinton.ave. costing $1,000 Leon Sable has filed
RSDs and Dor Eas GrSe 9S Costing at NSS
Roger O'Connor has fled plans for a nye-story
nr,k nay ani store lSX.3 at No lgSs Parkcaye,
four story brick dwelling, 5ix57. at Nos. La and
l5H Third-ave. costing $3.50 James T. McBirncy
has filed plans for foursory brick dwelling 2oxiO.
at No. 81 West Thrty-siXtk-ft. costing 5000
Every effort either TO confirm or disapprove the
por, OF the sale he Hotel Mero3ole made last sat
urdav has been feilure The representative of NJ
Astor In Twenty siXth-s; refused to anything
about the sale Samuel McWiliams IS not prepared 10
talk about Il. and William Crukshank. the eXecu-
tor is In such position that he cannot say 4
word There is growing impression that what has
leaked out is para Of n deal which may or may not
completed considerable
amount of properly has chnGcd hands. Of which a
part only has been purchased by the Aator estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
FALL STREET EXCITED OYER 4 GIANT
HE WAS CHINESE AND WAS EIGHT FEET TALL
BIG CROWD WATCHES IN VAIN FOR
HIM ALL THE AFTERNOON.

HE WAS CHINESE AND WAS EIGHT FEET TALL
4 BIG CROWD WATCHES IN VAIN FOR
HIM ALL THE AFTERNOON.
giant went down into Wall Street yesterday
and for several hours he monopolized the attention
o, almost every one. although there were few per
sons who saw him. The fact that a giant was IN
the Street became known IN all circles Of Wan-st
and rs vicinity shortly after noon. and In
front Of the Bank Of America Building, where the
giant was last seen. crowd OF 800 gathered and
kept watch for the greater part OF the day. II was
said that NJ was Chinese giant and that ne stood
eight fee, high When he entered the doorway OF
the bank building he had TO Jean down for fear OF
knocking his head of. and when the entrance was
measured 1t found 70 be eight feet
There many people who saw the tail man
much speculation as 10 where he was. The number
Of people watching for him steadily increased ana
the middle Of the street finally became blocked
with trucks and cabs Two policemen stood around
10 preserve order and answer questions. Each
newcomer wanted 20 know what the trouble was.
ami upon being told waited with the rest
By-and-by pope began TO look out OF the WIN
COWS Of the buildings In the street and some, even
got I'D on TOP the roof 4 fire engine that hurrlei
.s-ouTb The Street failed 20 bulge the crowd, and
as laie As 1 O'clock people were stu looking Tor
The giant At > O'Clock he had not yet appeared
and some OF the people remarked what fools every
bSiy had been and then vert home. Inquiries at
the building brought forth the answer tnat a
Chinese giant had been there, but that ne ha1
managed 10 re' away from the building without
gong out the front entrance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
caprrlL ~ JyDIANA'S GAS FIELDS.

Indianapolis. Aug (SpeciaD.-1he annual report
Of State Gas Inspector Jordan was made pubic
.o-1ay and contains much that Is interesting The
amount Of capital invested in the State owing to the
discovery Of gas. he says. was 100000 and the
5An Of Investment still continues The gas, he
nys has been drawn upon 80 heavily that there Is
tos little more gas territory 70 be had. lie say
ini that the Initial rock pressure has fallen from
80 pounds 70 24O pounds. Many wells have oeen
sbantoned ana the end IL only question OF time.
he report points out that during the hrst iour
lsirs Of consumption the waste OF gas was equiva,
the domestic use Cheap piping and cheap con-
nsctions have also caused prodigal waste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

Sacks. Herman and wife to r s King n 8 Gsth-
st. i25 II Of ilthave years ........... lop
Schmtt Jacob and wife 10 Peter Schupp,
3jth-st ~ q OF 10th-ave. year LOW
Schultz, Augusta 10 Andreas iianzer No Az East 80
'tl-sf 3 years ""''
The froa Iwav ImpToN GO TO the Greenwich
Savings Bank. 13th-si. n 1914 II W of Broad - 49,,
-
viz. Jacob wife the J chr Hupfel
brewing Co. Amscrlam-a'~. I4l n ~ 90.
Woolf. James :. Matthief and another.
ropham-s' 10Nl # " II Anthony-avo. ooo-
mortgages. Z"NJ
Walker John c. ~ r lddlchr,ok and another.
nor'gag~s Pni year. ;........ iSoo
Waemuth. Louisa o. Christian Wilhelm.
4iss;. 2255 u oth-ave. demand. 1900
Walker. Mary \. to Anna Rogers. n " corner
Doc@-at End Tver,icw Tertac. year........ 1000
Amhruser. Charles :. and another - Ludwig
kurzcnknabe and another No i2l Avenue \. 80
Paier. Charles NJ she Clcrgymens Retiring
Society 2l-avc. g. - y ~ 3Sth-s. years sooo
Cniter. John. and wiz o Henry Uirsh slst-sf,
n :. i"' Il " Il Am''erlam- aye. demand 49,. 200
Nls-st. l0D u ~ ~ Amsterdam ave. ! mort 1900
cages 22Mo
Devoe. Hardness al 10 + KinFslafd
Eremcr-aN-. Ia n s. Of DC NOc-st. years.. 900
Folsom jessie. 6 II Carpenter ~ al. tfus-
toes All'n-si. $. lot II. GO map y Gouvoneur. -
Same Title Guarantee ana Trust Go. No :,
ruckcy David - 20 carl Knkelioy Ii2i-st. n.
S34 u n of llfl-ave. 2 Years. 200
Toden. Herman and wife - J Ml1dlebrook. 1900
Mild~borrrr Ann, H. 10 a Hall boulevard.
Giis n 5 OF I4'h-s years. mortgages. 5000
Stratus. Louis - Equitable Lite Assurance 50
clety United States. . ilsth-s ll1.lO n
Tayior. Catherine. - = I.orotic sis,-st
100 e 81 sth-nv". ............-..... 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

41st No 446 West; Christian wilhelm 70 Louisa $1,000.
francis = Lowry to Willam i Stokes. 10000
a GSssn 70 A i.s Sg n aiae sSc Se' c
o s'hSrp'5 o and we VI, 81 TO u3S o r; iSo"
Muller and husband to F oicrstcI. ........ 1880
9c,h-st No III Eos'' A l. s,'rhe ana wife to- 5000
ssd,s. : 5. 20 +, v q ist-aye. 25>ioo5, Ausu,'a
wcy9nl fen ana 1n..'e' ' TO ''' 2o5oo
George q and wife Augusta schultz.
Ailenst: No a. nanelin Carpenter ct ai rus
Same property. catharne ii carpenter e, al nus
5is,,s, ~ 800 wes' ca6arinc Taylor to Mar
5is',st : s. loo r. " OF shave. 25NiCo5 Fran
ec c,s l.orrue +. Ca'GaIine -s,ior ,,.,,:
William : Pat'en and wife K'bcr, Dick.
aeth-st ~ $40 West. Henry ronyan ami wife TO .,,.
o2i,si n s. 22s It Of lihayr. " ~ East e2d-
ST. Max Fischer and another t. Maria Mcnde. 100
Boyer tx property and 81
II Cuddcback and VIE TO L1uis \ H1i ....... 5000
ard Burnc M md ~iic - Thiip .. 2icoo
1l@th-st. No 70 East: Gr"roro Ia i0renzo and o,o.,
9i-ave Nos / ~ - i.,ic William J. strong On .o..
s3@ &. T'i' re. and a" E isc ceos, Matt
30 ave. Nos is2s to 81. same to Mgr Heman
Mads9n aye we, ~ IT. - -- 1900
Edsc.eomS.avs. 80 q Atr.l II To'OpSn' and oono
@noher 10 Lame am M'n'Fnr ~ aa,,ooii ~
%rson II sasiary ana ~r,,e r. r.,ht- Hap'n Ii.aN
solirman ct al 70 Ieo3ol Heiiinscf........ licoo
saiisufy and an ~ wife 10 ocra.,,u- refining 22oo
i42a-s \ ;. sS4G Il 4 Grand n,a'..a,-i 4ooS
Iis'hs,. = To- ~ 7,n-a,e ;o.'oo L"nsfi
SOU sSo e" go, S 8 and 81 Mars ii r'acr
lc4,hs'. r =. ii5 n W o., we,t Eas-aye. i7S
icoii' John weicker and Wiz 70 Eeono'a
,2 @sae' So z & Eg%'I P,ac. sanass ana an
IS' - may psT, es'a. n Isaac uyokfa. i4'i
Ward Andrew J Coanick and VIE 90 49,
Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Roll Josophne TO F c Flynn No III Wee, End
ave years ......... $4,000
I,user Natalie r. 70 Cvrrs Hitchcock and
other Forest ave, " r. p n n II Clifton-st.
yeare Observation-Disclosures. 1000
10, 40, pc,er and wife 10 Florlan Robe 37th-st.
Drue"e.. :, ~ 81 OH ovc ears ...... 1000
~, n =. 90 - foss,r and wife 20 l. " Churchill
ma rt1, place 30 years 30 900
A. ,,a,sa, ~ s,o,fcr - ] - W,nkoop.
az ID 100 DI,ison s., year,. ....-... 5000
SheHen59 ,U".,,a vear .................. i5oOO
-" ioi ,,t',,S f,ordrool executor SANE prop
same 70 Nina" "o .............. GpOoO
-eity, f."', ,.;,. ana ano.her 90 : . Boeari.
No,,er Jotu. , " :, 30 4 n " of Amsterdam
uuA''ss' " - ...................... 1900
IT,, tt.,ah =. n i3f u n " Or
Same 70 iirnil ii' voar@ ...... So 900
Ams'ernhn N aN', -. =, :, ,-,icrq as guardian.
I'Nhs"i, e. u,rri.ar,a z vear4.......... GOO
part lot ioi may ,''...,o,h i,oa.nhaufn II a.
DUTY, Ml.hhei T.. W care ............. q 900
No l2e N"st o'nfd, "a ", no 1...t G1ta.si.
Same 70 81 u '''"''' ................ 1900
Ennis. Ephraim j.. - .e,rs, ............... 1000
- .; 20 u = o' ~, eN,,,.l t..hen. 44ih-si. D.
ETpelGing. MARI 10 ........... 1000
2Tb4 n - ,'h aye - c,,nl,n f. I23I-
Fleming corn.iius - o,1 aro y.er'.......... 1000
~. 10 y d ~ az ,'.ss,- Ti,di..,-st
Friedman. Lena. 70 y a- 80 ... 100
1925 n 81 Drlancey-st y'" ,r..,,,.., ioG,b -
Frey. Charles D. 70 ! ) Sth", me- ems 200
n s. 100 II 81 Central fatN ma. M sayings
Goldenberg. Aaron. 81 al - I'D" ''',, 70 r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
NznIc.

COACHMAN. USEFUL-MAN.--Care roads,
lawns. &c: strictly temperate; medium
size; understands thoroughly proper care
fine horses, carriages. harness. &c: refer.
ences. CAMPBELL. 2i2 East 1lst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
FURNISHED ROOMS.

NA'UE!pE apartment. WIKI bath.
etc "a ntiugs. etc. fiilN furnished. -
per w~~s until October. located uesr J'th.
st. and 5lh-aNe. Address - WILLIAMS.
care a3 broadway.
: WEST 10TH IT Large airy room hand
aom-ly furnished. also hall room. board
optional.
70 WEST 10TH ST. -Unnfsom~ly furnished
large and email rooms. modern impTV'
meui. gentlemen. references
81 - TO -. well furnished rooms hot AMI
cold water. bath. 20s West 33d s..
23G WEsT 35TH At Furnished rooms to
let 10 rcnilom board optional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
IN lI.IBtST
MISCELLANEOUS.

At Prices that defy c1mper'ion' Dur
lrr al'erau0as o. building 81 entire
80 = fn4rt. travelling hsKs dr"s~.nf
,n.~. ar-s, .sl.t cts~s fa.~ leather trunks.
D., s~ft.-.f- ladies' bags. a.Ii - e+s
itan manufacture cai CHARLES
scIlWbET1. - 'h.as". between sih
and 9th s's.
DIR nOsEII.s ZFDoARi. tho greet rem.
~,ir ~ sweating. t'nl"f. if"i Yet =.
rorn- buul.rs rllifls- AM So Ef'win.
nais Al drurg s'- r. Try g.
GrSTLEgES wishing Zoo dl'i.sc n the.f
IeN.ug clothing 90 !a't 'l.l" N.i
r..lse ctli tr address EDWARD NllLLh.
1, ofl-h,~.. near Wnteriey fi-c"
PATENTS ,or inventions secured prompt
ly Ber - refer-nces Literal terms
resyondencc solicited and all matter,
hid siriciiy confidential. hdir.rs OSCAR
ave Bloomhsl5 SswJrrsey. "HAntho,a
fYr Inventors freq
IFN and Xxx manifold paper. orc wfi'-
ing gk". .rigir-l ana lrl'l .l' .'.l
fnfnrlea ty m1l 70. gro i'Hf HH.
?, tllN 49,. Scu-Yo.A
SURE REMEDY fr me tobacco lnA' DO
fake. % upstfum. q 81 nson We'i''
Thoroughly proven tS "a regular PNy-!rttn
T. d..trnt 'ls ffsie ~ . .sifr ~ mo wred
cat fnD.~rrf. \ .lrssS SII.'iAi.lSI It. l''
! Otr. p'rhi. CONF
WANTED a wheel chair f'- outdoor roe.
also 100 invalid back r"si 80 t"l and a
rubber cushion for chair ABBOTT. ll'
ltroe iwIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
DisI:SSMAi<itG.

A.-A.-ARTISTIC summer dresses made
from 81 UhiH month";. tallpT-,ut. III and
work guaranteed. also wedding. evening
reception. seaside ana travelling costumes.
wraps and costumes of every descripl Ion
maze on short nDticc. outing. l1tt.nR 81
patterns 10 measure. - cents. ETHEl'S
brcssmaking Parlors. 10 East 2Nh-st
COTTr'RTEH rpASCAlsE Nine. An
d~r-ou. los West 18th. formerly with
Stems Specia.;ies. fancy waists. street
and dinner costumes. short notice. ladies'
materials made; summer prices.
DRESSMAE ER. First class. 10 - out 81
town by wrck or month. price moderate
Miss HEATHcOTE. 40 West 33f-st.
DRESsMAK ER. Artistic: nrst-c class ni-
i-r. desires more engagements. city or
country tens moderate. highest refer
ence. D.. - shave.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBsCRIr-
TIONs FOR THE NEW YORK TIIh-
rNE Will BE RECEIVED AT THE
2d dc : north OF Ttirty-nrs,-sf; and AD-
VTKTISEaESTS At the following iiranch
Offces: 254 Fighth-ave. go Third-aNe..
corner Forty-reventh-st.; 100 East Forty
reysnth-st. corner Third-ave.; no East
Ic3th-st. near Third-aye. 026 Third-ave.
near sixty -hrst-st: LOS Firs,-ave.: 106
West Forfy-second-H.: ioc columbusave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

THE. Park. lOl Way"fl~Y Place. Beard
.rs wanted hy dny ~ week nm rooms.
excellent table. references.
WEST 7iTH-sT. Select h,ari. ,ou'hrrn
family. references CASHIER. IosiDficr
Box . 10.
.isT- ST. WEST Cool rooms large ani
small. excellent table DoAid. select s1r-
ioundings. moderate ratss. references.
trspsissta
~ EAST 3STH-ST Large. hanIsom,
rooms. excellent table. reference ~
chunY"i
81 WEST l6TIl-ST Large arl small
rooins. comfortably furnished, good at
tendance md excellent home table. refer
-nfcs
ADVERTISEMENTS AMI sCBscHIP-
TONS FOR ThE NEW- YORK Thin.
uEE WILL BE KECEiNE n THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. SO l.2t2 liroadw ay.
81 dor north 81 Thlriy-rrs' st. and 40
NERTISEMENTS At tn" following branch
Oficca: - Eighih-ave: go Th'rd-aye..
corner Forty-srvsn;h- 100 Erst Forty
ssyen;h-st.. corner Third-Gye.. lsD East
ia3th-st. near Thirc-ave. .02G Third ave.
near Sixty hru-st; los Firs.-ave 100
West Forty second St: l0o Columbus ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

~ EAST 3sTH-ST Large. handsome,
rooms. excellent table. reference -
| sft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

PAPERHANGER.- Married good painter.
elc.: experience: fire work a specially /:
Own tools. city or country. FRANK
sLOMAN. 81 Hope-s'., Brooklyn. F.. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

| HOr-SEwORK. BY neat Welsh girl; can
cook wash iron and wait on table:
| recommended: city or country. Mrs.
TYLER $40 Gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCpIP.
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TKlH-
USE WILL RE HECEiVtp At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No i.2i2 Brpadway.
"a door n0-th ~ Thlfiv-hrsf 81. and \ D.
NEHTiSEMESTS at the following Branch
Oflc-~. - Eigh'h-av~ 1GO ThlrJ-avr..
corner Forty seventh at. $50 East Forty
seventh st. corner Third ave. lSo East
l2aih-si.. near Thrd-0ve .O2G Thiri-sy-..
~sr sixty -nrs' st. 1OS First ave 100
Wesi Forty .ccnn h-s, lD2 cnlmnlhns-nva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-02
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICEs.-soo second
hane wood a1d iron working machines
fully guaranteed. machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 35s had.-
son-st
AT LITTLE's TOOL aToRE. 50 Fulton.
81. Nev-Y York. workshop machinery foot
power. lirt free: W oi-carvIns tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods. inubs.ors
AID h:ocdsrs In operation.
ATTENTION Sowing machines 90 ali
kinds. nov. t2' good second hand. SO
cash - credit. exchange rented. A.
RATS'1TS. 2I3i ad-ave.. iisth-st.
HICYCI owing % laiene-s 70, season.
VIII s~l bsl.n~o - brard new. $40 nigh
fame sun1is funlup. dct-ch,hir tires. At
So 70 il2A Powers It. Hrolkl'n.
bicycles closing at COST. anou; twenty
high Ernd' pnsumailrS ~ Hri ~ n'lnh'.
So and s,3. ab,o;ui-ly now. 1854 LeNlA.-
to--eVe.. near Hih-s'
DESKS 4 four, 700, polished OAK roIl'og
desk for $40. s-foot high roll sol,d oak
ossk tor SIS. II. Oirx.st bargains IN Sew'
York ENTIRE DESK co. 400 H-''.
LIQUOR STORE. boat In CITY. viii eel. a
most reasonable offer. s.iis fi2j worth 81
lagcr beer weekly. Address LI9IOh non.
$40 West 4sth-s'
Nrw RIcYcLEs BARGAINS. oxford
rr"amane'. s' iI.i Prit,c. 500 b. ,iai
Raleigh Pn.umaf'cs $50. ..st price. $50
S.-,a ~ Rand vhceis an makes. SO up
Rcd eirns. 10 nlfclav-s'.
ONE DF Tfff lcsf i1cH'eI ana established
high priced Photograph lu-insss-. ln this
counfrf. les' enhance tirrndRnf. bargain
IIpToGNAFHEK -: Ear' ian -.
PIANO flr raic ~ - l~f a. any pfi~" AMI
terms n1t much u-el. hr~-kins up
lYurks.Ifur w. ocfay's - pedals. a'-
'nrhe1 - detached ORGANIST. liG
Broadway
fATER -Chesp fDf ca.r, cIosins out stock
on hand - National sss-- at l-s
than cost u manufacture. J.. II. GROSS
coo broadway
TEAS Olecb elegant n. 81 - 10
lir.r~i Il. C. DERiSGER Po~of'lce.
Sew York
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