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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. December e7.-AIoney on
call 5Qsi= per cent; last loan, 4; closed
fg5
Prime mercantile paper. nominany car
per cent
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills OF lSeGlSsi4 for
demand. and 4S1@. G4AS for sixty DAYS.
eost-d rates. 9i2--H4S9 and 5000 3l.
Commercial bills. 49,. Silver certificates
o' 1f.ilc. Bar silver 66ieC.
90 eminent bonds, IS coupon, , per
cent l.rher, others unchanged.
New T. 5. Is Registered. .l16ie
n -W T. ) ts Coupons. ..................1i6i
. y. IS Registered. .............. .li2i2
g. = oS coupons. ll-ie
I. =. Is Registered ....................lU 1882
o. = IS 1olpons-- ....-....-...-......-..ll l
I. :. Is ReCiste red...................... So
racine os " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
ctateS--DuQ
Railroad honds-Weak.
Stochs--rhe temper of speculation to-
day was feVer.sh and unsettled. variety
or influences contributed 20 bring about
depression In the first place. instead of
a higher range Of prices for American Sc
cliltes 10 me London market as the
local traders expected. although upon
what basis could not he reasonably eN-
planned quotations from that center show
el declines .u the internat.OralS. extend
ing 90 n. per cent in Louisville and Nash
Vile. The weakness was ser down 20 dis
satisfaction over the terms OF the pro-
posed new revenue blu. Total sales ot
stocks. 2S6-7 shares. Quotations closed
A-chison ........--... Observation-Disclosures . l..
Adams Express -..--...... ...--........Lt3
Alton. Terre Haute Observation-Disclosures. ODD
American Express .......................lli
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
Canada Pacific .....-... ....-.......'-.- ~
Canada Southern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - $
. eel o.. s a
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7 C. TOMLINSON. Passenger Agent.
station foot Eleventh and Water StS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28

CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
~ WHEELING RAILROAD.
Time table in effect November "a. 1896
Cleveland Depot. Foot OF South Water
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

On and after Sunday, December Is, 1890
passenger Trains Will run as follows
,D&llv. TDaly except Sunday. Eastern
Time.
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GOING SOUTH.

GOING NORTH
Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
TINS Ferry and c., L. & ". Depot IN
Bridgeport.
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FLOURETTE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28
North Bound.

Huntington.
KenoYa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-28

EavenswoOd. .
Ripley Landing. .
Graham .
New Haven .
Hartford.
Mason City. .
Clifton. .
p. Pleasant.
Gallipolis Ferry.
Guyandotte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
Metropolitan Telephone & Telegraph Co..
I8 CORTLANDT ST.

tration Of its several departments including such
boards bodies and officers are intrusted ny II"
with the expenditure of city moneys ana not III
cluded in any department.
The Governor has also signed Senator MCMAHON
bill providing for four parts of the Court OF "eH-
eral Sessions of New-York city. An additional
Judge is to be elected next fall! Inc numDer Oh
deputy clerks Is increased to seven. interpreters
to three, stenographers to four. record crihs W
four and chief court attendants 10 four. Each OF
the deputy clerks is 10 receive a salary oil >"Vo'
each of the interpreters 5000 each of the fecord
clerks and each Of the chief court attendants
$1,000
Governor Morton has also approved the ioiiow-
ing bills:
Chapter sss Assemblyman +. F. Schulzs, re-
gardng the salary of Brooklyn ponce olCiAis' to-,
that the Lcng Island City Ieice justices Clerk small
receive a salary of S5vo. 49,. ..,.,-,,
Chapter 1000 Senator Reynolds $, authori1ins
Rrooklyn to expend $4,000 in paving the West Siue
road on Ocean Parkway. and sl"Wo IN piN!,s
Fort Hamilton-ave. from Ocean lark"aE 10 We
Shore road and Bay Parkway from ocean FarH
way 70 Gravesend Bay ,,. ,,,h,r,.
Chapter lOOl. Assembyman GARRISON, authorz-
ing brooklyn TO issue bonds for improvements Ill
the former town of Flatbush. go 49,,
Chapter lo6. Assemblyman BeIs general p,ii
for discontinuinC and closing streets and thorough
fares In NewYOrk City; , , c.,. ~,
Chapter lO07 Assemblyman +: F. Schuzs. au-
thorzing Brooklyn to issue ADDITIONAL bonds 10 ,ne
amount Of $4,000 TO improve East Side PARK lands.
Chanter lcs Senator Owenss. empowering me
Brooklyn Common Council TO order streets re-
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

,,o s.v,o and s,ze of the new buildings to be
orocted on Eroadwav ly H. O. IIavemeyer nave den-
nitely been decided on Two buildings. each '"e''c
stores in height are 10 occupy the northwest cor
ner OF Prlncc-st and broadway. formerly 'he sue
of the old Metropolitan Hotel The bui!dhs 10 VIC
erected the corner will have lro"."se " "
feet on Broadway and will extend zV rect "'o''S
Prnce-st. to Crosby-st. The plans are psiis pre-.
pared by George 3. Post. the architect. Ihey can
for nreproof structures OF steel. iron. bricN anu
stone The most notable building to be erec'ed Wy
MIR Havemevcr is the that is to superSeue nc
old Herald" Building at Broadway ana Ah"-s'' ~
is said that this will be taller than any OF the pres
ent SKY -scrapers' In the city. The structure " "
erected on this ste is TO he tower shaped o' "e"
ty-iive stories. These plans will carry the p"u,r's
about three stories higher than the Amer T,r
" and Guarantee Companys building . -. s,ories
HIGHER than the American Tract Society Buildlng
at Nassau and Spruce SITS Mr. Havemeyers Dui ,n-
ing will be frcproof throughout ana CONAN ''o
most modern oifice-buding equipments. pro,aaav
There active competition at the bg Ss tas
One three-siory 't Iorns
dwelling ,ot 2ox505. The sale Was un'e5 Iii,
ct al against Edward Febel ct al There was d uIs
judgment Ni26 The bidding was eonihen 70 nv
Was Knocked down to Henry +. Royce He failed 3D.
however. to comply with the terms OF sa sr Han
nah Young VINO had been an active bidder n, al ,me
first sale. for $50 Peter +. Meyer was 'he "u'
Charles A. Bcrran Sold under foreclosurs, pro-,
ccedings. Observation-Disclosures ird-st. 213 feet
east OF Morris-ave. lot 25xloo. to +. y Macy 'o'
Hryan l.. Kennedy sold. at Voluntary r; sale.
haess northeast corner w. Fl ot x75s to
Mandelbaum 4 Levine for N5.iW <...,os,ro
Richard V Harnctt & Co cold under foreclosure.
m nc lot is5x9ss' to Edwin Ba dwin for 5000.
T. H. Ludlow Co. sold five lots at Efno.a co., ga,
ton Elizabeth. y. J.. at an average OF about ~"
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via place TnGnse ,,s,,.a s10 .aa w Ss
rn,ervsi sr ',Spser 2is5 +, Of ieths asox
r. sn5xo' ss, Thomas oliarron and wife to 1000
vanSerSl,-aye ;. sol. +, OF i75th-s; iesx
100; Henry J Bchrens and wife to Carrie Eek ,oo
Mapss-sys; :. 800 It Of samSslst: SIX 200
the orphan Asylum Society. city New-Yort. to e.o.o
Riverside Drive. e $. 1901 r. Of 75th-st ir-
IrsS%' NJ I Eugene l to E May to Tnc
7s,h,s'. No 2oi East; Edward wenberger
o.thest. No q East; Martin Farley. referee. to
John Muliean executor. ..............''. sSvS
9tih-st No % East same to same 2Voo
Fredcrck FuSr to wlhslmn saI Tuhr -:
Fron',si Nos 2s's and 30; Henry zimmerman ,ooo,
Aen,s NJ g. Jo,cph Stang ana Elias Kuf' and 81 900
Mc--,. No 100. EIizabeth ana Charles winters .,
wocser,st. 30 "a. Go,sllc6 Kccnis ct al
I.udlow.st Nos il and 10; Simon canaan and :,
M%n 1i NO 70 so " Ed%nrd wcn6erscr to
wSo."Ps no 3D. '' Eugene scnihcm to samuel oo
wcoSter,s No "a: Louise NJ licens al 1926
For-yth-s,,; s. 30 # Of Hestcr-st 2'Sioo :,
Grandsti n $. so {, " Of cannon-st 25s7S' Ed +,
Grand-st. No Sa4: Edward Kochkeller to Samuel .,
Alien st. No las: the caccniora. ETC. Of Ellen
Kent. to william Kane. % parts
Same property. 30 parts, Mary NJ Kent et al
orh.sr' No 2io East Edward + Timmc and wife
sheriff =. Nos 81 ana 80: Lena Young Esther
Lexing,on-ave. W s. ~ II Of 23dst %: 4x75
Mary Conway TO John II and Edward and e,
25i thu, s. $50 It " Of is,ays. 2ssioo; David ~,
Il Drckey 81 al to Frank |. Warm. SUN
Frank /. Marin. '..'.........'....... 2iOo
same property; Patrick pollard and wife to
,i 1Rsef"'' az Of oh.ayc 2sx,o: Mary
= and Charles Rod 70 Edward n ToWnsend il'o"
wronkow and VIE to Helen W Wilson. :....:.
3d-avc. corner 2sth-s', 25vc31; Mary Rich =,
arison solomon Davidson. .................
74thsi 10 II II Of Riverside Drive. 2'x'ls;
the orphan Asylum Society Of New-fork to 90 ooo
wife T., Theresa steinmann s..".....'..... $500
MoTT BOWEN to Georg@ II Macy ...-.. 5000
1 nam ~ To Norman murray I523o
t same to william g adams. 1910
Riverside Drive. = at centre line between '0th
and 7tth SITS. .e2Slol' Frances I L"rd TO ,
sisi.s SO 3 Ea.t. Robert Z scyd and wife to 200
W,nk 10 Rnrira Iseuman' ........... 5000
soth s.. 90 n y 81 Ayenrg H. 2'NiVs' ,
Frederick Fihr {, Wiih"inlnn Fuhr- .......
| Madison-ave No l7oi. > 755 It Of il2thst
Edward Weinhcrrsr and wife To- Lena Light.
| Park-ave. " l.5'es, Chaunc'y Mosher ana wife
is5,hs 80 West. George u Ieary to Anlrew =. 80.
gan Er"1'"S Il +, q u s,h ave. 25sr ii Frank
| l,,-avc. e s. 2Sii q n of iOGth.s' E,x rregu-
| lar and other property; Charles w DAYTON g., 70,
,a.,,! M"'r'' i:5 r. v Il shave 25xoo H.
samuel Green ana VII, t, Einsrd l'aer. ;,,;
! iooii Samuel /. Parrish To- Henry 'i"rken:;
Ii7rh-st n :, $50 Il u Amsteriam-ave. l9'x
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Alterations: ,. a.. .
lO0th-st No 1875 West. by Joseph Remelius. 70
l7asS-st. No $40 East by Emma Fouke. to
two-siory frame dwelling. $3.50. go.
o2dst' No "a East. by Rosa Stratton. TO
four-story brick store. dwelling and staoies..
Peari-st. No 5o4. by Fuechtsr. to two-s'ory
and attic brick store and dwelling -:
iOthst No 237 West, by Herman Schnepei. 10
fve-story brick store and tenement. ;..:';,;;. a..
Greenwich-st. e corner Canal,st. by James NC
CIenahan 10 q three-story brick tenement. 80.
lsh-st No AZ West by Columbia College. 10
threestory and basement brick dwsiing; .::horn
to two ive-story brick storage warehouses.
ist-ave. No 2.i63 by Michael Palladino' 70 q
four-story brick tenement.
Asterdam- ave, No SEQ. by John Matthew'S 20
a three story brick store and lofts. .......'...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
4 CITY INTESTIGA7ION FUND.

PROVIDED FOR IN BILL SIGNED YESTERDAY
THE GENERAL SESSIONS ACT.
Albany June Ex-Governor Morton has signed
.ssemblyman Niess bill authorizing the New
york City Board of Estimate and Apportonment
N increase by 100000 the appropriat ton for this
year for the Commissioners of Accounts. in order
% enable them TO make examination of the
financial condition of this city and of the admins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
The Wasted Moments

Of life are very expensive. Waiting for
opportunities to call on business friends,
waiting for return of messages. these
waits are troublesome and costly. There
is no necessity for them. With telephone
you are placed in direct and immediate
communication with the business world.
The cost is not great Only % cents a
day to moderate users, which pays for the
most improved service with direct wire and
metallic circuit.
Telephone write or call for further partculars.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

icoth-si. n $50 II II sth-ave a'xils.9 20 :,
Nicholas-ave xils.iixloOll. Clarence Dorseu
and wifi, to Thomas ; Ormision :. 80.
l4Sth-st l. 100 II . Of Amsterdam ave. I,t'' IL.
Rosanna Havanagh and husband 70 william :
q Lesson ........... -.
Nanhatian-si. n No ~. Edward l. Patterson -.
referee to Mitchell Valentine .........-....... :.
Nanhattan-si. No ~. same 10 same ~
Manhattan st. Nos 81 and So. Charles w Dayton.
referee to Mitchell Valentine .............
lasth-st =. $50 n OF Courtlnndt-ave. INlW'
Thomas u Murray and wife 10 Adolph Hank
.'Prouosoi Ncw-st.' 4. 2eU1 n OF orcharus',
proposed -. * Irregular. Anders Hanson ana
wife 20 Albert Hansen
Nelson-avc. :. 25 n " Of orchard-st ls.vS
rs.sxis.ilxr Albert Hansen and wife To
christopher j Herman ................
Elto ave 9 = 30 II II division line. lots 80
and 13l. map Village Of M"rose South. I'D
Ward Franklin q Palmer and wife 20 Ida
Nelson-ave . s. 25l.3 II Of orchards ~.
Il 9S9s SKIS ikea. julius q klavencss ana
wife Albert Hansen ..........-.....-.....
Same property; Richard VI Christensen and wife
70 same .'"'
Walton-ave. n corner l+eth-st. ~ llsyt losSiM
AZ. Alfred Il Hall. IT,. referee. 10 Thomas
'rinlstH
Bcrgen-ave =. 1875 {, 81 Grpves'. 2jNl";
Edward l. Paris. referee % Mitchell Nal"n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
CONFESSED A DOCBLE MURDER.

Lancaster Penn. June 12.-Mrs. Hattie Good a
widow Of Bowmansvile. last week 'r'eu 10 co'-
,n,t suicide by cutting her throat. but failed she
,yas n victim of consumption. however. and DIED
q, Friday. Just before her death she confessed
N a Mennonite preacher that forty years ago sh.
murdered her grandmother and her chiid 10 s''
them ont OF the way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans FOR buildings and atera.,o"s
filed with the Building Department. June L.
New buildings: AL.
Dash's Lane. = klngsbride. two-story and atuc'
private private dwelling by Waldo M'ehers' N $4,000
lcothst No lss Wss' ones'0ry Drex ou''"s. 100
9Ist-st. . . Riverside Drive three three ann
one -half-story brick buildings BY Arnintha -,,o.
Merritt of No 33s Boulevard go. c9st MOI gwen
l51th-st - 100 II Il Ralroad-ave. three-
story frame ne, dysins by Frances sen"a 600
Washington-ave . = 800 Il of isistst. three.
story frame dTsns % w'a .OOsD 1000
University Place. No ~ reaD. one-sory frame ,oo
sh,i. by Van Zant estate. ""
boulevard. s3ds two-story brlck
s,ors and ofcT building oy ona'rs $1,000
Eage-ave " - 322 II u Westchester-ave,
three story frame dwelling by Joseph Tippe' -oo
15,h-s, IFS n . Of Madson-ave. four-story DrcK
dwelling by "ef''on OF 80 90 ''4' 1900
yys. ave- i25 It II of Jennngs-st. story frame
dwelling by + IIanretty OF No l4Io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
RROOuE COUNTY REPUBLICANS.
.xxr.AL CONVENTION OF THE LEAGUE HELD IN
BINGEAMTON.

ANNUAL CONVENTION vi l''.' A''""'" '''-D '''
BlNGIIAMTON.
p,nphamton. \. Y. June R-The Republican
league of the County OF Broome he'd us annual
'.'sntion in the League headquarters in this city
-, Dr l. II Hills was elected president; w.
- petit, secretary and James T. Rogers. treasurer
Great enthusiasm prevailed The candidacy of Cen
notr A McAlpin for president of the Republican
National League unanimously Endorsed Mayor
Green. president of the state hepuDhean League
o,a others adressed the convention Twenty-one
o,,bers of the County League volunteered 10 at
md the eighth annual convention of tho National
League. beginning June 49, at Cleveland. and Will
,o,n the special train from New-York at Syracuse
q, o'clock D. M. June IS general committee
Of arrangements. representing each ward OF the
"a 1,v and town of the county, appointed on
en;artainment of the State League on the occasion
Of the annual convention to be held IN TINS city ths
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Blauvelt. Jacob. and wife TO Nathan Fede.green'
No ia Rivington-st. and other property z mor'
Dsrsss WilSeimina. to Frederick 4 schermerhorn
trustee. No 6s West 18th years ni
D Ts, Co A' Ns roo M n a. to 's
BloomIngdalc Lyman G. ct al TO the Greenwich
Savings Bank 3d-ave corner oeth-s'
B ure's Henry. and vie to p smith West
Butler. Thomas and wife to Jacob Cooper and an,
other. trustees 3d-ave. corner l'Id-s'
powen Mary s, to the orphan Asylum Society
CITY OF New-York 74th-s II 2 corner Rivers'de
Drive mortgages. year wing.
ton-ave, W 5. l22 It 5 OF 2?i-st demand. 80:
Lesson. william q. to Roranna havanagn
Lac 'd Frank p ard wife. 70 Twsli.h Ward
Savings Bank. i75th-st. Al # e OF Franklin
o Gss CAROLINE ys1i s. to George Ehret corner
Avenue and csth-st. year ..:.......;...'..
Power James =. to Charles $ senteIl ct al ss
i7th-st 1871 It Of 7th-ave MORTGAGES. ana
R 4 yen Josephine a. to II odell, No ia West
stang ans Joseph and wife. to Never Eiseneerg.
stedeker Fannie to e Bronner. No l45 East
schulthcis. Gottlieb. and wife to John Rooney.
W Intervaie-ave. 1888 IT OF i67th-st. years:
Schneider. Barbara. to Lucy Cummlns.
Todd. David X. to Mary L Dempsey. 8 il4th-
st. G7.6 II Of Park,ave, demand ..:';,;,.;;'
WARM Frank l. to NewYere sa marsarcs
oJtn-s' ~" IL " ~ ''''N'
Wilson, Helen w. TO Herman Wronkow. 3oih-
st. $50 II . Of Jth-ave years 49,
Wellsrshausen Siegfried and wife to Charles Cab.
rem 9Oth-st. 200 # OF Amsterdam-ave.
Same I'M, to the German savings Bank, city New
York. property. year. mortgages:
Willie. Jacob. 81 al to Sarah King ois'-s''
100 II . Of 2l-ave years ......,..: ;:.;..:..'
Warch John A. and another TO Henry Il she"o:
Q corner Tremont-ave and Honeyweli-aVe'
Welsch T. ct al to Mary A ID Iange. kopphs-
ave. corner Lexngton-st. years ,;,,
Little. Ella A. and another TO the Lawyers Iiue
Insurance CO. New-york. 42d-st, n q. 3S9 ~ .
OF 6th-avs. also n 42d-st, All n OF oth-a'e'
J., part, years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

BEST three-story houses in 92d-st.. Co.
iumbus and Amsterdam ayes. reduced
price, bargain: beautiful location. others
Gil prices. STEVENS. Columbus-ave.. cor
ner y3d-st.
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10O.1l to Mornings ide-ave: Maria and Dwight
" O,mstead 10 Mary B Dwight ............
West End-ave. No ia: John Odell and wife 10
Josephine A Riker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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rURNlsHED HOUSES TO LET.

Country.
AsBURY PARK. =. J.-Dcsirablc fur
nished cottages for rent; lists. MILAN
ROSS. Asbury. Park. N. ].
AT MONTCLAIR. y. J.-Furnished houses
for the summer. all improvements: hand
some grounds, all prices from $50 per
month up. WM. H. HOLMES. 3+1 Bloom
ne,d-sye., around corner from d.. l.. and
w. station.
ADIROSDACKS.- ANY one looking for =
perfectly comfortable. completely fur.
nshed camp-cottage at lovely Lake Placid
would do well 10 call on L. III. NOBi.E'
70 cort!and-st
BERKSHIRE HILIS.-A cottage fully
furnished. all modern Improvements. with
II acres of land. situated between two
lakes: fine mountain Views. hshing ana
boating, nenr Sharon and lakeviile.
Conn. 2z hours from n. Y. Address
Airs. SHAW, SOs West 71th-st
FOR RENT.--A cosey little cottage. con
tanning q bedrooms. fully furnished, STU
sted n; East Hampton, Long Island within .
minutes OF the Atlantic Ocean. always cool
and delightful; no malaria, no mosquitoes.
Long Island X. X. goes direct to East
Hampton; "A charming hcnlthful resort;
terms $500. Address or apply 70 II. TALL
MAGE. AL Park-ave.. New-iork.
LIBERTY, n. Y.-To rent for the sum
rner. house, furnished or unfurnisheI
hi;h elevations nice lawn. garden. Az
dress w NJ. KILBOURNE * son.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

STORE. s >BOwERY. and floors 20 Lease
together or separately. good Dus'nsss
stand. THORNTON NJ. ROpMAN' Hs ,',
Estate Agent. ii2 East llth-st.. bs'' on ""'
eth ayes
TO LEAsE.--The corner store ana co xoeS
Wav,riv place: has three large show MN
dows, good business stand: also nrst n noos
Of ,hree rooms. 1888 waye,ly Pla ass w yy
st henaer Bros, wa,chWmaxvrs' pODMAN.
Estate agent ii2 East Iith-st.. bel Oh
and 4th ayes -------------
TO T.rr Stable. ss Thomas-st; iovf
stalls: Key in carpenter shop. Thvnin,o
Ton III HOLMAN. Real Estate Agent lie
East iith-st. bet. 81 and 4th a'e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country,

Country.
AN ELEGANT brick mansion. with all
modern improvements. for winter and
summer. and TWO acres Of land: large
stable and garden overlooking the Sound:
a. College Point. l.. l.: 30 minutes from
cew-York. viii sell at any reasonable
offer. For particulars address L.. Postof-
ice Box 1893 New-York.
DAIRY FARMS. stock farms. fruit. farms.
poultry farms a farm catalogue free. r.
ROWLAND. Ill Broadway.
FOR SALE.--At Wes'por,. Conn, n coun-
try residence containing IL rooms: "a
acres; water from; OF 800 feet: fruit. shade
and flowers. trees. Is minutes from beach
. minutes from depot and postofce; price
$500. RUFUS WAKEMAN.
HANDSOME. three-story house; ii rooms,
10 miles from Kingston: miles from
railroad station: Lake Hi. a most beau
tiful and delightful retreat: $40 a month
Address Rev. r. 5. CRAWFORD. Phoe.
ncis, " y.
ORANGE. y. J.-Modern Maidstone Colo
NAL residence. mountain views: finest
neghbOrhOod. near stations: L acre: d
charming. complete home. EDW. +. HAM
lLTON a. CO.. SO Broadway.
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Real estate h)anteo.

VVANTED.-several plots Of lots on Kings6rdge Eoaa
w between kinzsbridge Send parttcu-
lars 10 JOHN MUIHOLLAND. 1853 Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
LADY would Ike rositiln on Photographic
work whore ilwieigc - r~t'uchins
would h~ useful city ~ country Address
EETOr'HER 80. Tribune Agency. -
broadway. brooklyn.
JANITREsS BY young woman A. JAM
tres 1ooI reference. JlJ i'h-avc..
Room -.
JANfrKESS American woman wishes
care 81 one or two fats NJ. WHITE.
isi East iOsfh.si
MANICrRiST Young woman wishes few
more customers at her pafior. Miss
LANGLEY. lis West Gist-si.
MANICURE Young lady wishes Few Gus
toners at h.r home 0r their residence.
i2i East 23i %
MANICURE ~ishrs Jew more customers.
home or out. Mrs EHUkiEL. 3i5 West
si'th-rf.
STENOGRArftEH ami bennington operator
and booske-per. graduated from business
college. living with parents. EMMA AZ
East l.,sth-si.
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Furnished 6ouses 90 fet-Gountrp.

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ITO RENT furnished fraternity house. July into Sep3
] 10 rooms 2 tolet-rooms 10 magazines: large yer.
andas tennis furnished servants house our SER
wants IL desired. ZET PSI FRATERNITY. Wilismstown
Mass.
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Country propertp 90 Eet.
@onntrp Real Gstate for Sale.

n ICrIrREsOI-E HOME at West stockbridge. Mass,
bath. steam heat. etc in house. nne stable: acoeS;
eIriby situated; Inherited; must sell: only <2,OO
CHAPLIN FARM AGENCY. Herald Building. Boston. IL
Illustrated catalogue post free
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HELP WANTED,
WORK WANTED.


Male.
A WA. L. HARTI'NG,
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes building. Room rs II Park Row.
NON -MhRRlED MAN wishes posi-
t,on where usefulnsss and spbricty II APP
preciat~d, 10 insurance company need app
lily. Address G. a. FANRE. IL Littlc West
l2th-si.
A YOUNG MAN. 30 years old. wants a
position In machine shop: has worked
there before. II. w. -. II. 10 Ncrnon-ave..
L. !. city.
A BUSINESS MAN Of energy and expert
ence wants position Of trust or care Of
real estate: best reference. bond N re-
auired. A.. Box =. Tribune Once.
AN AMERICAN BOY Of 10 wishes posi-
ton: publishing house preferred Address
n. II. j.. % Weirne.d-s'.. brooklyn.
AN ELDERLY MAN needs employment at
moderate wages satisfactory references
given Address G. prBELT.. SIS Broome-rt
A YOUNG MAN. having horse and truck.
would like the shipping and trucking Of
stores or business houses; references.
CHAS BRENNAN. 3is East I20th-s.
BOOKKEEPER desires small sets OF books
10 write up by day or month: reasonable
Address BOOKS. Is East 14th-st: adver-
ttsinS Office.
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HOr,sEwoRK. young Scsndinaviaa
girl: good cook. washer. ironer' city os
country, hotel or private; best OF refers
enre Agency, Ala 4th.ave.