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The morning times., 1895-08-18

Earned runS-ChicaEo, 3; Pitisburg, !.
Two-base hits-Bierbauer and Kittredge.
Threc-basc hit-Wilmot Sacrifice hit
Ausuu Stolen hases-Lange, Donovan
Wilmot Dahleu, and Anson. Double plays
-Foseman Merritt aud Beckley; Dahlen'
Stewart aud a uson; Stewart, Dahlen and
Ausou Struck out-By Foreman, i; by
Hutchinson, 2 Passed halls-Merritt' :.
Bases on baIls-off Foreman, 8; off Hutch
insou, ? Wild pitches-Forcman, .. Hit
by pitcher-Dahleu. Time-2:25. Um-
pire-Mr Mcdonald.
The morning times., 1895-08-18
FITZ NO ATTRACTION.
He Was a Poor Stde-Show for Poor
Races.

He Was q Poor Sfde-Show for Poor
Races.
Buffalo, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE number
of spectators attracted to the Driving
Park to-day by the unusual spectacle OF
prize fighter on the track with the cir
cuitraces, was so small that the only W onder
was how many would have been present
besides judges and stable boys if there
had been no side show
There was nothing but the side snow,
for a shower came opportunely to save pay
ing out any OF the 1000 hung up fol
nurses and the management, who We're out
of pocket anyway on the two weeks rae
ing without betting, gladly declared The
races off FitZsimmons punched the bag
and SPARED fourrOunds.
The morning times., 1895-08-18
Cnrl Rrowne wants to Hold a Meeting

Clad in has heather suit, Carl Browne,
accompanied by his wife, called upon Chief
of Police Moore yesterday and asked for
4 permit to hold Populist meeting on
Market space. The Chief told Browne that
he had 10 authority TO grant permit.
The meeting might be held, he said, but
if the SPEAKERS became too loud or the audi
enoe blocked the sidewalk, the assemblage
would be broken up by the police.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Thomas Fisher. of sharpsburg, Pa, the
well known inventor, for threatening to
kill her. The young lady is visiting friends
here Fisher fell in love with her while
she was attending school i'll Penns yIvania
and for months begged her to marry him.
He followed her here and his attentions
became so annoying he was arrested.
The morning times., 1895-08-18
Gordon Declines n Judgeship.

Baltimore, Aug. 17.-R obert H. Gordon,
of Cumberland, Md, recently appointed
by GOV. Brown as associate judge TO fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Judge
Henry W. Hoffman, to-day forwarded 10
Gov Brown a letter declining the ap-
pointment.
The morning times., 1895-08-18
For the Police Pension Fund.

An all I-day excursion to River View
will be given tomorrow by the members
OF the Washington police force. The
proceeds will ibe applied to the police pensio
fund The Officers have sold large
number of tickets at % cents each. No
improper characters will be allowed on
board the steamer.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Earned runs-Cleveland, /. First base
by crrors-CleveIand, l. Left on bases
Cleveland, 4; Cincnnau,2 First base on
balls-Of Parrot, 2 Struck out-By Par
rott, 3 Three base hit-Parrott Two
base hit-Tebeau Sacrifice hits-0'Con-
nor. McGarr, Blake. Stolen bases-Burkett,
Tebeau. Double plays-Young, Mexican,
Tebeau: Childs, Tebeau; Smith, McPhee,
Latham 2; Vaughn and McPhee. Hit by
Pitcher-Young, !. Passed ballsVaughn.
Umnire-O'Day. Time-1:25.
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First base by errors-Brooklyn, z. Left
on baseS-New York, 8; Brooklyn, 8. Bases
on baIls-Off Rusie, 4; off Daub, 3. Struck
out-By Rusie, s; by Daub, l. Three base
hit-Tiernan. Two-base hits-Wilson, Far
ren, Daily. Sacrifice hit-Corcoran. Duu-
BILE plays-FulIer and wilson; Davis and
Wilson; Corcorau and La Chance. Passed
ball-F arrell. Umpire-Keefe. Time
2:14
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Earned runs-P hiladelphia, l3; H0Ston,
4. Two bee hits-DeleGanty, Thompson,
Sullivan, Hallman, Clements. 3; Duffy, 3;
Fucker, aud RYAN Three-bdse hit-Bdn-
non Home run DelenaRty. stolen bases
Hamilton, Delehapty, and HaIiuan Leit
on bascs-P hilad elphia, 9; Boston, q.
Struck out-Hamii;ou, =; Mailman, Duffy,
and Nash, =. Double plaFs-Long, Lowe,
and Tucker. Lowe and Tucker First base
on -Phiadephia, 2; Boston, 2.
First base on nballs-OffOrth, 3; OFF Stivetts,
]: Off Doian, /; or sexton, :. Passed bali
Clement Umpires-HunC and Henderson.
Time TO
The morning times., 1895-08-18
out-By weyhing 4, by Ehret o. Time
30. Umpire-Jcvne.
oUAKERs AND BEANEATERs.
Fellows In Drab Only Ten Ahead of
tho CInSSiCr

Philadelphia, Aug 17.-Boston used three
pitchers against the home team today, but
they could not stem the tide ofGefeat. Orth,
The Phillcs' new pitcher from the Virginia
League, pitched good game and was well
supported The features of The game were
the batting Of De!ehanty, Thompson, and
Clements and the playing of Lowe and sui
The morning times., 1895-08-18
From n Fan.

From Fan.
Obi where has he gone to?
OIL where has he went?
Oh! where has Redheffer,
The umpire, been sent?
Has he left the baseball business?
Has he gone, beyond doubt?
Has he made his last decision?
Has he put the last man out?
Will he see the District ball games?
Will he keep the official score?
And 1, trembling, looked at Nicholas, y
AS he whispered, Never more"
Let us hope that this be true,
Let us hope his work is done;
Let us hope, and be it granted,
That he's on his last home run.
The morning times., 1895-08-18
Virginia League.

Roanoke MOO 100000
Petersburg. =. ..OOO2O 20x-4 4
Batteries-Fry and WEIGH; Hallowell and
Smith.
LyDchburg / 0 2 o o 4 III
Norfolk O o o O. 3
Hits-Lynchburg 16, Norfolk 13. Errors
Norfolk 2. Batteries.-Ames, Kagey and
Raffert; McPartlin and Cote. Umpire
Schabel.
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COLTS AND PIRATES.
Anson and His Merry Men in Fiu'
t,CntHer.

Feather.
Chicago, III. Aug. l7.-The colts out
played tie Pirates in every particular
today aud took the last game OF the
series very easily Brownie Foreman
was in the box for the Pirates au1 was
wild and poorly supported. Dahien's
fielding was decidedly the feature. He
accepted everything that came to him,
fifteen chances III ali, several of which
were very difficult Attendance, 5000.
The morning times., 1895-08-18
Too Loving by Half.

Omaha. .Neb., Aug. .17.-Miss Jennie Mont
gomery, OF Pittsburg, Pa, handsome
brunette, to- day caused the arrest OF w.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

TINE NOW To BUY YOUR WINTER COAL
lime Prices never so low for 20 years Don'r
forget that SHAMOkIN is the best all-rOund
coal in the market S. . per ton
~ B. SMITH, Mass ave. and sLne>
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Mems Calf Balls. and Congress
Shoes, made by Hathaway, souie
& Harrington, stacy, adams &
Co, Sell, Schwab Sc Co, and Smith
$usias iagsa5.a aa.s .al, to -oa !,5., and y S1.A8
Mems "Waukenphsst' Kangaroo
and Calf shoes all styles, Hatha-
way, Soule S Harrington, Stacy,
1os5n 1o7n; - 1os.... CO. and other make. Sl.98
Mems Hand-sewed Patent Leather
kangaroo, Cali, and EEsset shoes,
Hathaway, soule & Harrington,
stacy, Adams & Co, AMI otherr0 90
makes; worth s.; for..-.-.........pZ. 30
The morning times., 1895-08-18
MEMS SHOES FOR LESS
THAN THEY'VE EVER BEEN SOLD.

Seems foolhardy to re-
tail the worlds best
shoes for less than they
can be bought for whole
sale to-day; but there's
reason for it. We bought
a Philadelphia retailers
stock of Mems Shoes for
a mere trifle of its worth,
and we want to make our
selves popular by divid-
ing the advantages with
you. You can't buy bet
ter shoes than these no
matter what you pay.
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Totals =. =. =. 3S 8 13 "a IL 3
st. Louis =. :. =. ....0l 20o207 x-12
Louisville. :. :. :. 90 o L 2 1 p 8
Earned russ-St. Louis 8, Louisville 5.
Two-base hiIs-Ely 2, Spies. Three-base
hits-Gettinger, Warner Peitz. Homeruns-
PETIT, Ehret, Clarke, Spies. Stolen bases
Clarke. Gettinger, Warner, Samuels. Double
play-EIy, Quinn and Miller. First base on
balls-Off Ehret ., off weighing 2 Struck
The morning times., 1895-08-18
ONLY NINE GOOSE EGGS.

Pennant Gazers Give the Porkeaters
Tough Trouncing.
Cleveland. o, Aug. l7.-Cleveiand shut
Cincinnati out to-day in game that was
devoid OF incident The visitors could not
hit Young Attendance, $500. Score:
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DIR. O. ]. CARLETON,

SPECIALIST ON DISEASES OF MEN.
OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
DDIuATc Diseases, Bladder Kidneys
TnIFHIE Scalding Burning Smartlng,
Too Frequent or Dificult Urination, Dls9
charges Irritation, Structure, VariCOcele,
Day or Night Losses, GOnOrrAea, Gleet,
Sc, permanently cured No cutting, no
Blood and Skin Diseases. syphilis, Blood
Poison. affecting the Body, Throat, Skin,
and Bones.
Sores in the mouth, sore throat, erupuons
over the body. sores on the scalp, halr rams
out, ulcers, tumOrS, red spots, ON the skim
warty growth, &c, worst cases Solicited
Not one failure in five years from 900 cases
treated. -
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Weak, nervous, exhausted feelings; q
lack OF animation or energy, often wlth
confused head, depressed mind, weak
memory or with debilitating, lnyt o ntary
discharges lost or declining sexual power.
the consequences OF eXcesSeS, lndlSeTetlOns
or mental Overwork-
You feel more tired in the morning tlan on
going TO bed: unable to concentrate your
mind: poor memory; unfit for business
or society, feel shy, desire TO be alone, lack
confidence. in yourself, irritable, Respondent.
demoralized. feel generally used up, and
that lfe's Joy is ended.
DR. Cartoons unparalleled success IN
effecting cures is due to his superior
methods, expert skill, and the deep interest
his care Consultation free Hours: to
8; Z to S. Sundays, 10 till 2. -
DR. CARLETON, 5O7 ! 2th st. y. W.
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BROWNS WIN EASILY.

Louisvllles Still Waiting for Luck to
Strike Them.
st. Louis, No, Aug. 1.-THE Browns
defeated the ColoneIs in another fairly
well played game. Attendance 1000
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member that they we're so
well gotten up that you were
astonished and wondered you
had never tried us before.
THE YALE,
T. T. WALKER i Co,
bl4 10th St Plant, 43 g 81.
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YOU REMEMBER

a good thing
when you run
across it if
you send your
linen to us
once you will
not forget us
you will re-
The morning times., 1895-08-18

Totals. . :. So II p 10
Philadelphia 0 2-l7
Rostop q / o o 3 = o.
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RAIN FELL IN TORRENTS
Games Yesterday.

Games To-day.
Cleveland at Cincinnati
Louisville at ST. Louis.
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REAL ESTATE
AT THE EXCHANGES.

- s,le OF three lots In Fifth-ave. at the BROAD
peal Estate salesroom yesterday attracted
VS. Tendance The lots were sold In partition py
ia "a, ~ the Supreme Court in the suit oil stella
o' ..., formerly Tallman, against Emma Hoseh-
D. -.. and others. The first lot offered by the an'
' '.'asr Peter f. Meyer. was on the east SIDE OF
t,oa,save s51is feet south OF Nineteth-st -
fIlssss Leopold Friedenbcrser was the buyer, io
l@ ~ ,o THE two lois ado ning TO the SCUM IL %
Nsv,ar dimensions. were BOUGHT by Henry :, Iiu IN.
s, nny for s221D each. TWO minutes AFTER ue
pnsntaown Samuel Goldsi.cker, represeh,i,s r,.
srase firm OF l.. j. Phillips 60: hau po III,
pr nroperty from Mr.. Humphrey FOR Caeo ~ fiI,
sn al an advance on the price paid AT the ""'0i'
s1 Trvan J.. Kennedy sod IN foreclosure No @, 81
t,as: Observation-Disclosures Nc-S SGH
h~ck fa,house 20xloo. TO the plantiii' John :" Va"
Tamp for S2.loc. ..,,, :, o,,.o
r. Is rumored that the Rutland apartmeh, -n3use'
., the southwest corner OF broadway ah9 rHty-
s.svsnth-st has been sola by Henry Is. sire lpr
ssout $1,000 The building is nine stories IN helsh'
"a cons ructed of stone and brick me plot meas
sno 81 a. feet on broadway by lNll - on the
,rec by oo5xirregular 1t is mortgaged Tor $SSoeW
'sI.xs6n a Hobbs nave sold for the 3ueb estate
,s four-story hrownstone dwelling, lsN9oXlo22, NO.
* West SEVENTY -seventh-st. Tor *6NWv. m
Mrs Margaret +. Mace C'Maggie MtchelrD has
,rrchascd the TWO lots on the southwest corner or
w., Fnd-ovo and One-hundred and sccOnd-st.
ION clara F. Delaneld and will build an eight
sory hreproof apartment-house on them
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Archibald Mary II. To G.orge 4 Smith. lots 100
ami lu1. map South Mount Vernon ] year..
Bard. Harriet +. to Anna Lamb. n W Mar
ion-st lot : map WashingtOnve. 3 years e.
Clancy Thomas NJ. t. David Kennedy and an
other, n G3d-st. ll6.s II W ~ Columbus ave.
DEMAND
Crockett, William T. OF al to g \ Stevens Ct al
executors. 63th-st. l75 n " Of Central Park
Clancy Thomas NJ. TO Charles Healy. n G3d-
ST. 1lG.S II Of ColuInbusave demand .......
COnnen. Edward !. and wife To J II Mclean
and another. trustees. Suburban-st go u
Ierry-:.Nc. years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Conncu. Emma \. and another 10 same
suburban-st. % - u ~ Dccatur-ave. years.
C0tter Nicholas. TO Simon Adler and another
Manhattan-aVe. 9 corner l0Sd-st. / year. Gee.
Carroll Thomas, 10 William Gamble and another
n 5 l3lsi-St. Ia II II lO;h-ave. instaments
Caroline. 10 the Pacific Fire Insurance
Company. No 400 East 11th-st. ................
tc'x Mary. and another to Irving Savings Institu-
ton . = 9tn-ave. 1913 ii Of 52d-st. l year. o..
Ettllnger. Samuel. Jr and wife 20 the South
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yrAr. ESTATE TRANSFERS

Avenue u, " : 20 # n Of aih-si 2oox7o' Esther
A far' 40 sIs East, Julius fooinah and wife to
Jacob II Wes;hcimer. ...,...............::.. 14,'
R Msssare,S ley to Aoana To'"' and ST. SOLOMON
schnsdsr i; r, r ,,o,rcys, axioo i''
Sarah Grecnsari to Ida Cohen 34t
eh.ave No i45 James f Davis to Peter wagner -
lam + 1ane and another, executors Of william y,
r Dales William + Dixon. ................. o.
oo,hs, same property. clara Lane to same. ..
same property Rhoda Ament ct al. trustees Of
ss W..S r. ~ West Henry Van IIoevenbersh to
Henry smith and George Feathersone. $4,000. J.:
Min &; diereer and VIC 10 Esther suru,. 80. 10;
s7,h.s,. 5 = $50 It " Of Madi.cn-ave. isGSloo.5;
d uiPs'f' oasIs'. to John v co.
lOisi-st. $. 800 It W Of lst-ave. 27Ni"o1o Thee
dore and Washington Wilson executors Of Mary
se Mlso" :. ss2c II Of ,th-ayc 22Gsicc5
Isith-st. n :. @oO (, Of lst-ave. 2oS9a IL Jacob
ssh we'sns'' i5 an, WE NJ West EnGay iSEio6s
Peter fucker. referee to Thomas r Manners
o Ana a''? So 772: Phr Day anu Jacob wcs
executors Of barbara SCHNEIDER. 10 Henry Dux o.
scicn-ave. s. ~ Il Of Ienrrson-nve. 25xioo;
I6th-ave . Q corner ith-s, lot b. map Of Wake
field: Sarah ANDERSON to Amy J. Abel ....::. g.:
Charles r Chrsty. trustee Of Elizabeth A
chapin 70 Simon 81 1a. Epi tcca soor =, & a.
iai., s 80 81 West, william Gamble e; al to 49,
ManRnisanaTe corner ioid.t. iooiix9a 49,
simon Adler ana Henry Herman and wives
Gray-st n ;. 30 IT = of Topping-st. 5oxioo: sara
u Bonls to Louise II Was.man. .............. g.:
Elsmere Place. : 42a # " Of Marmion-ave. 25x
100: Henri WAND to Charles II Foster. 81. A.
irresuar William r liol'z to Thomas Moflitt;
males simpson on to joseph " ana . X4tSSr
Pnchheck .................. .:............. o.
loo.ss2o 6xi29: Lewis Jackson 10 Gottfrled
S'hal'e j.
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Brooklyn Cooperative Building and Loan As.
ISOLATION. Morris Place % n n of iGId- 81 In.

ISOLATION Morris Place q Il n Of 16ld-s in
rpsie9, simon. charlie. i chr,sy as trustee o
n.,., o Sns'. il' IT. q s!-aye 1850
hls%erS Place as5 Sd WE Of 70 an nP SaSS
r,,ssTaid luke and WE e; isnn ii E6saas..
years ','..e'.."... 10000
asI map church farm : Years ''' 5000
cgisSh Ar RI and wife TO Hugo Gorsch. ,ooo
c,so a's A. 1853 g pds 81 TA1s 9"a y w 5000
Trust company. icad,s,, n " West End - M,
r;en deorse. to Thcodor Loh., io'ih-st. ,o.,
Jacob EesnoIs ana another TO John Mcoey 1000
KONG NSoans ana wife vi s'" to hc NewYcrk saw
inss Bank acth-st $40 II Of 'h-ave 90 oo
N & s ga be nsya sara:
Levy, Lazarus and wife to Emma Kohnsri, 1000
Same Sc' To Same az' S' ic I Of Houston
T &,dsv5 is;.pn 1900
Man nGr of 1h"y o M.c Brewing 1000
PARK Row. W corner James-st note ........ 1900
MaS%e Tose ana another TO fansrpe MAY ,o
sS Es ana %fs % 's yesr 1900
P smpss 509 ana @"q aa To of Wa
a s5s "ni i.55 to ss Py Of P? %
sibwarz. Jalic and another James r Roose- ,o.o
ve 5G!h.st, 40 # Of Parkave yc s%rs 1900
sce q It Of 5,hlave Years ....".... 10000
"a Greenwich
ST. 9s2 II Of Jth-ave . years. 3ZJVV
Souihwell. Frank J. to i II Coudert and another.
trustees. 30th-st. 306s # W OF 1th-ave. ooco
Schneider Abraham and another. Margareth Ley. .oo
Rdge-st. ~ II ~ Stanton-st. . years. 15.WV
Sherman. Eugene :. and another 10 ii Allen
Bainbrldge-aNe, '"o .oo
:
Trittler, Herman and another to James ] Barry, 1900
li2l-st @ BrJOk-av years..... 4,JOo
Westheimer, Jacob H. and wife TO Emma Archer, 49, ~.
n Gth-st 2lS q OF Avenue B, years. lV,ooo
Same to Lena ROssman executriX n 10th
ST. 300 II 1st-ave. years. f'WV
Wassman. Louise II. to Sara ID lonhls, ron
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for new buildings and alterations
were filed with the Building Department:
New building plans: 49,.
75fhst Nos I2S and 430 East fer twostory
brick stable dwelling and blacksmith shop, by -. .oo
phDupine Book Of 4O6 East 1Wh-st........ $l1,WO
Ilncs'ridge Road :. 300 II from IighWidge
Road for a two-st0ry frame temporary engine
house hv Edward Meagher Condor. SupSin-
,enlent ~ buildings Of the Fire Department for
The civ Of York. ................ loVO
13Sfh-s and I.ocus-ave. n @ corner for two two
story brick and storage house, by
tho De La Refrigerator Machine Co... 1000
9 ~ Locust-ave, two onestory
frorn. work shops and factory. by 1000
Artbur n 80 II Of 4th-ave Williams
h~iJoe fwo-and one half story frame
dwelling Robert + Shiel. OF Williamsbridge 1900
south 5fh.ave and 3d-st. n corner eghstory
brick lofts by John Il Ireland, OF No IL East 1890.
l3OOD
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llnfnrnisbe6 Rooms Go fet.

HOTEL BEREsFORD. corner slstst. and Central Park
III choice suite. two rooms and
bath from October st also suite of four rooms and
bath: all outside and fronting both Central Park
and Manhattan Square The very best location on Man
haitian Island.
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90 Get for Business purposes.

AT LOWER RENTs.-BUILpINGs. STORES; LOFTS
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Fulton. John Maiden lane Dey Barclay. Park place.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


FRONT alcoYc room. second floor private
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way.
pARIOR AND BEDROOM. steam heated.
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ui.hcd large rooms, ample closets. quie'.
clean house, choice location. references
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families gentlemen. board optional
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MISCELLANEOUS.

y
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES,
Trunks. travelling bags pOcketbOoks,
ladies' satchsls. dress suit cases. music
rolls. chatelaines. wholesale and retail
dealer. CHARLES SCHWARTZ. 50 4th-
ave. near 0th-st. Trunks and bags re-
paired.
HuEBsCHs YEAR BOOK FOR 1896.
The best diary for everybody. Sixty and
igrty cents All siationeis and ID. A.
HUEBScH < Co. Mfrs. 81 Rose-st.
IF iOU wan, 10 see the pretiiest. dainti-
esi French tewelry. call this week a.
JAMMES'S. 800 Broadway. or West 3Tth-
e. Prices astonishing
ONE.MONTH-OI.D BABY BOY. II good
Meath and strong. from good family, fOr
az pilon. Address DOLlN. 30l l.. i2jfh-st.
SAFETY BICYCLE WANTED.
W ~ give 40 cash. state make and
weight. BEE BEE. Tribune Once.
lNDERSlGNrD MAILS about 30 differ
en- used Australian postage stamps. or
..uf Australian photo. views for 81 a. =.
nlohey; sent by freight; Australian Tyre
,,fd tals. for IS each: / large, plain and
! carved emu Egg. for 81 pair send money
v'nrr II over 50: no forelrn. no Canadian
~ 1r,, no sinmrs wanted. Address
III MI q. Il. O.. Sidney. y.
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COACHMAN. By a young man, 30; IN
derstands hts business thoroughly. will
Ing and obliging; willing 10 make himself
generally useful. Address ROBERT c..
i2l2 Broadway.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A PARTNER WANTED for painting
business. with 500. Gail. IS lrvifg
Plaza
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ID ARLINGTON 40 EAST 9TH STA floor; bachelor
ID apartment Of and bath. cannot be excrHeI
for location. finish and comfort
q. FOOT single apartment steam heat eight rooms and
ZsD desirable neigh
borhood: servants stairs - East 93d -.
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BUTCHER SHOP FOR sALE.-Doirg
good business; good reason for selling.
Inquire 73S LexinRtOn-aN
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DRESSMAKER. - Thorough dressmaker:
highest references; drawings direct from
Paris: desires engagements by day or week
In out Of city. Address THOROUGH.
Box COZ. / 242 Broadway.
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FURyIyHEp HOUSES TO LET.
Country.

Country.
TO RENT. AT MADISON, y. IA fur
nished house. beautifully situated on
Madison ave. every requisite for house.
keeping; "A rooms. bathrooms; hot and
cold water. electric light. telephone. etc.
house nearly new. terms low 10 a desir-
able tenant. Address JAMES MITCHELL.
Madison. y. ].
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN wishes n furnished room
in a private house. within two blocks OF
S,h-avc. Address -. A.. l.cI2 Broadway.