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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Nov a. 4 D. m.-Consols 1908. for both money
and tho account: Canadian Pacific 5Si. Erie ll. CO.
second consos 76i. Illinois Central IOo Mexican ora
nary 1871 Paul common. IIss: Ncw-Yo rk Cenl!AI;
1902: Pennsylvania, 54ie Reading. en- Mexican Cen.ai
new per bonds. II Louisville and Nashville o'a
Aichison common. 1SA -,
$40 r. m.-The amount n bullion Withdrawn from me
Bank Of England balance to-day Is fl53D Money.
81 per Of discount In the market tor
boh short and three months bills l-0liz per cent
Paris advices quote per renes nj 100 francs ~
centimef the account ana exchange on London III -
francs % centmes for checks "a
n,ennngs Tor sight and marks rs pfenninss for day
bills. ... -. A.. p.,L =,
France shows Of 0a75.oN0 francs In gold ana
an increase Of 425, 600 francs in silver
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financial.
NORTHERN PACIFIC II. II.
THIRD MORTGAGE
BONDHOLDERS.

Tho ottcmpt of the Adams Committee 10
.ncrfficc all other CLASSES of Northern Pacific
sccurftfcs. including the Third Mortgage
Hands, for the benefit of the COnsOls. ana the
means which they taken TO accomplish their ends
have produced the results which naturally follow at
,D,d ntus,,ce In a recent advertisement that Com
ittee described situation into which their manage
,nent has led the Company in tho following words
.Tbe complications in the affairs of the
"hay~ arisen from the appointment of
"sepnrate Receivers by different Courts
"threnten the very existence of the prop
"erty, and mike It absolutely necess"ry
that all bOndholders should unite mt
"once. md by their strength and unity
.sccure the consideration to which they
"nre entitled"
This IL n confession of failure by the Adams
Conmittee and in view Of It the holders Of
Third Mortgage Bonds strengthen the hands OF the
only body organized the protection Of their Interests
by following policy indicated In Judge Lacombes de-
cision and deposit their bonds with this Com
p,ittcc which "fs unhnmpered by persOnal
ALLEGATIONS TO an adversary party
Judge Iacombes decision is the third Of the same ma
ure granted in favor Of Committee. Notwithstanding
the strenuous opposition Of the counsel for the Trustee
for the Adams Committee and FOR the Receivers
Copies Of the decision may he had application
Chas. II. Van Nostrnnd. Northern
Evans II. Dick. SRHndboIssr,
Max RuckGaber, Jr.. Protective
ChnrIemngne Tower Jr. Committee
EIihu Root. Counsel.
November II. 1898
John l.. Nisbet, Secretary.
40 Wal. St. New York.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY

fav,kr
DN', ,c.. Automatic Block gnais
ON and af,er October -. -"
rr,,1s leave station foot Of l.lbefiy 81
For Earton. bethlehem. Allentown Mau,h Chln6 "a
4 40 - o!iO IN 45 Eastonl A Nj. y, - CIV
~ G,nn; 40 5:45 100 Allentown. ~ suniayr
a. soao |7.I5 70 Easton) A. NJ. 100. $50 800 r D. =,
For Wikesbarre Pittston and Scranton $40 A. n,
40 30 4:3O a. ~ soo o.,o f,.ao " ITO IN
.. eW 20 10 5.45 7:3O p. NJ 1919 nlgnt. sintsH
100 aso. $50 500 p r. i2, d n ngS'' " 40 IN
100 500 S:45 p. NJ. 1913 night. Sundays. l"'' 'N
o " snb,rx iewiiburg and willlamsport a. 30 sS
o:i0 A. NJ. i:lO 1870 7:3o P. NJ Sundays so A. y
600 P. NJ ,.y por-Tr
-. p.d Rank Long Branch and points s-uth 70 foS
pisosant 40 sis ii:3O A. N. l:3o l:+5' 4"' "a
AZ p N sundays except Ocean Grove ana Asoa1
PARK 900 A. NJ, 400 7 NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barnegat. 49, en-
A. ST.. l:45. 40 p. NJ -. ,-,,ro,o, 4.ao A n
For Atlantic City Vneand. and Brdgeton' 4'o' A. y
For Monmouth Beach, seabright and Highanis q Navs
snk 40 s:l6 1l:30 A. NJ, 80 40 o'f' 7'"' -
p NJ Sundays 900 A. II. 400 F. NJ
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French rentes were quoted at 100 francs 30
centimes Paris hange on London. % francs
q confines; Berlin exchange on London, 20
marks AN pfennings.
The weekly statement of the Bank OF England
shows no change in it's minimum discount rate
which remains at per cert The bullion IN the
Bank of England increased f45,l24 in the last
week. The proportion Of the Bank OF England 5
reserve 10 liability which last week was 5SO2 per
cent Is now 5816 per cent, against an advance
from g. 70 per cent to 63 per cent in the cor
responding week last year The weekly state
nent of the Bank Of France shows decrease OF
$4,000 francs gold and an increase OF 42oooo
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Philadelphia ard Savannah and in the latter city
300 valuable terminal property,
commanding ~ miles OF river front with extensive
docks warehouses sheds congresses and valuable
dock property az Hoboken New-Jersey.
II will also r. a lien upon divers stocks bonds de-
scrbed therein whereby It proprietary roads
the Atlantic ard West Point Western Of Alabama Epson
County, wrightsville & Tennile. louisville Wadey.
Syivania Taboton Railroads. aggregating 300 miles
The upon portions Of the property covered by
the consolidated mortgage are as follows:
on Main Line per cent First Mortgage 81 600 900
on Mobile & GIrard Division. per cent. FRS,
Mortgage lOOOUO
on Macon & Northern Division. 3 per cent. First
Mortgage e4o"N
on steamship and Railroad Stocks 4SSo0oo
The consolidated bonds will be the only
hxed charge obligation covering the whole
system and properties. and will he an nbsO-
lutte first lien upon 80 miles Of railroad and
it's equipment the Lenses Of the south West
ern and Augusta & Savannah Roads. and the
stock of the New England Steamship Com
pnny.
The Central r. r. & Banking Company n Georgia was.
many years prosperous and reliable dividend
payer Of southern railroads. Its insolvency resulted from
requirement Of extensions heavy fixed charges Where
the roads so added have been retained in system.
ownership been principally recognized by issue
Of income bonds ranking after the consolidated issue
During receivershIp physical been
vastly improved and its equipment increased and renewed
The new Company has car trust or floating debt.
The fixed charges Of interest rentals been
duced abou; 1874 and will hereafter be ss64OC
per
The surplus earnings Of the SYSTEM as reported by the
receivers been for ending June 3Oth 1895,
So So exclusive Of expenditures equipment
rails.
The operations Of the past year conducted under
traffic conditions Of extreme depression and largely
creased earnings expected"
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BALTIMORE & CRI0 HAIlR0kD.

"""'"cre' Meaningless. Chicago. tincinnntL
ne, ~. Louis ana All roinls West.
~ liMAN CAR SERVICE oN All. TRAINS.
Lave Newfork, foot Liberty st. da.l, for CHICAGO
Sv IN ma l2,lS nisht flGrSBi kG. 800 Sans
20" Gun iz;lS might CINCINNATI Sr LOUIS. 20 a.
* sun 10 a. M. Dining Gar n 20 n I'M piaing car
30 IN. Is 80 D. m. sun nlung Darl $500 p
hnlnss ~, "oo y m, Dining Can !. - night.
NDhFot.h. II 30 IA. ia.ly
,, NV ORLEANS, Roanoke Bristol sni Chatianoogh
tN.oush Pullman sleeping car d. M daily
Al rams Illuminated with Pnlsch light .
ll.N"t onl'eS. liz l12 26l. as. lao Broad ~
i. is,n ~ ~ boweiy y. Y; pa Fulton ST. Brock
W 10. ~ Liberty ST. &. r. II. OF y. J.
vow Tx transfer Company Will clu for and chsc3
'~sssss IRON Motel VI residence ~ destination.
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Consolidated Mortgage
Five Per Cent Fifty Year Gold Bonds
Central Of Georgia Railway Company,
Secured by Mortgage to Mercantile of New York.
NOVEMBER
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
Total ySSJIF OF RONDS Sf6 ZOO OOO
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. SIG. 500. 600.

at 961 and accrued inter
be YORK GUARANTY INDEMNITY
COMPANY and CANTILE TRUST COMPANY UP TO AND
INCLUDING TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1885, AT O'CLOCK Z. NJ
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MINION LINE

a ID ID OMI MON LINE
" Steamers FOR NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OF n POINT,
CoMtDRI aud NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA. BFA IA
lEIEkSBl RG and RICHMOND. VA and WASH vi
Ton Ton d. C., Mcniay. Tues, We'd. Thurs. and Sat PR
kichnond Nle JAMES RIVER Monday We'd ana d,
For WEST POINT, NA.-Tues. Thurs ana Sal I,o, ,,
Per =" new NO y. Il. foot beach-s,. at 4 d m s,.ur
points South and West 'e"' '"''s W al
W. l. 0uILLAuDEU. Trafno Manager
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C(\A ARD LINE

- TO LIVERPOOL by QUEENSTOWN
f.Wnfa' NOV 10 =. tn Cmbria. Nov. 30 o. M
'amtsha' NV. ~ 10 a; m Lucania.. bee l. a. m.
from Tier 10, North River foot ~ Clarkson-st
'ablh passage, Stb upward Second cabin s2S
according O. steamer and accommodations
steeraSr TICK Is Co and from all
,m ,s's fSr freight and passsse apply at the Com
palS = oil.e No ! Rowling q. New-fork
VERNON n BROWN co General Agents
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailings frc m Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND GM0NAo
ESnftiEsS Or ShlNA. Dec o. March 2
EMPRESS OF INDIA ................. Jan March 80
i''' Jni an cu' >
To HONOLULU, FlJl AND AUSTRALIA
WARRlMOO. 800. Dec 10 MIOWERA. ....... .Jany. ID
. "a Cabin accommodations low rates.
For okets ana freight rates apply 353 Broadway For
freight rates only " Wall-st. N. Y.
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~ OMPAGNIE GENERALE rr,nsatl,ptior,

~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE. FRANCE.
- IHs. DrNr, idelon. sat. Nov ID a. m
la CHAMPAGNE. pir,t. .........s sat Nov "a \ a m
~ t'' hbypNE, LehoeuF. Sat- Nov. 30 D. IN.
Paro cat and bnne smoking attached 20 sp, csi
IRAN thlfel arls cor vice versal. Seats q %
FORFEIT. General Agent. No 3 Rowling Green
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INVESTMENT NOTES.


INVESTMENT NOTES
Colorado Springs mining quotations reported
by Thomas l.. Manson jr., & Co.. are as follows:
Argentum-Juniata. .4S%; Mollie Gibson. 40;
Portland 2O4; Isabella 49, Gold and Globe, lsi2.
Returns collected by The Iron Age show that
the Of production Of pig iron had reached the
enormous total Of 2lI.3O6 tons per week on NoVeH-
her J. The October production is estimated at
9l5.s4G tons. contrasted with '63,S54 tons in
July. , -,
change has listed the following securities: New
England Railroad COmpanys common stock. Sl2,-
gSs 700 The Committee on Stock List is empow-
cred to add to the list the remainder OF the com
mon stock the total issue Of which Is S20OOOOOO,
upon receipt Of official notice that the stock mas
been issued Central and South American Iele-
graph Company's additional issue OF capital
stock N,N7GOO making total amount hs'eu
s7917.6OO 49,.
pany have declared dividend Of 81 per share.
payable on and after January 2
4 special meeting of the stockholders or the
Illinois Central Railroad Company has been
called for November 26 at the company's gen
era Offices in Chicago to take action on the
proposition to increase the capital STOCK Oh the
COMPANY from $50 600 900 to $50 100000
Refined petroleum has been advanced 20 points
TO cents a gallon IN barrels. and $50 cents IN
bulk at New York; Philadelphia barrels. rS''
bulk 545 cents Cases In New-York are BOO cents
4 quarterly dividend of 50 30 a share has been
declared on the capital stock Of the Third Avenue
,,
The Oregon Improvement Company Reor-
ganization Committee, of which John l. Water
bury is the chairman. gives notice that the time
for depositing the securities OF the company
under the committees preliminary agreement
Will expire November 29 At a meeting of the
committee held yesterday John G.. Moore and
Henry W. Cannon retired from the commit zee
and f. Rollins Morse, OF Boston, was elected a
member in response to the request from holders
I'm Boston OF large amount Of the company 5
securities. who felt that Boston holdings should
have larger representation. The retirement
OF Messrs. Moore and Cannon is without special
significance. Mr.. Moore is going abroad 10 be
absent a long time. and Mr.. Cannon. having re-
Gently been elected a director Of the Great
Northern Railway Company. has retired be-
cause his presence on the committee might be
miscOnstrued.
The New-YOrk Guaranty and Indemnity Com
pany and the Mercantile Trust Company saw
that the first days subscriptions for the con
solidated mortgage per cent hfty-year gol !
bonds Of the Central Of Geoig ia Railway CON-
pany are very satisfactory The prospectus is
sued by the trust companies contains a map
showing the line Of this extensive railroad sys-
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Adrlauc Noy 20 $50 m. Majestic. Dec. II. II m.
N1N. -, : y. IN Gernsnlc. Dec %
pslionie. Dec a. IN Teutonic. Jan.
itaiic Doc H. y. ............. Jan :
~ 81 ION CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
flef -, NORTH River O.hce. -. Broadway. y Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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cent accompany bic bahnc t be
gcompltO OF
change
gisered option e
DAVIES
be
under=gne
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
- CHARLESTON. :. g., the South and Southwest.
80 hSONNllLE and all Florida points.
from Pier - + Il. foot 4 Roosevelt ST.. ?. NJ.
)S saturday. Nov 49, 10 \. NJ.
@tt,,,E,NHl Monday. nov. Is. p. NJ.
Sf.MlN'l-f.. "Wednesday. NOV. 20 T.
steamers nay. flrs class pdssenger accommodations
WM. J.. CLYDE & co. General Agents
80, . Bowling Green, y. Y
Fla Cent K Penn. Fast r < T. Line VIA Jacksonyille
'irat 30 Freight and Passenger Line. VIA Charleston
T. q. EGER. Genl Agt 3ai Blway \ Y
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OFFICE OF
TIE BOARD or DIRECToRs
AMERICAN EMPRESS CONPA~y
~ broadway.
.x,,,, 49,, NeW-lork. November IN, $50.
I'ilE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of his 'nn,
rany has this day declared a dividend ~ H.. -,
afS -, yer share payable after the seona ,v
The transfer books VIII b. closed IN he I'm i. inf,
Dr'~IheI At - O'Clock NJ ana r-op-ned on rh' ai 1ay
~ order u TIE - ard
cIAs. e CLARK. Treasurer
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK- MONDAY MAY co. 1895.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY. MAY 20. 1895.
ARRIVED.
steamer Manitoba dr Griffith Longer , May p with I'm
steamer Rune dr. iancasicr Liverpool May 10. with
Seamcr Francisco eI,r, Jenkins Hon May D. Boston
Is with mdsc and passenger to sanicrson & Son Az
steamer Fuida DER, Meier Bremen May II, sou,hamp,
TO oi IL Ts ' co Afv S at a the ar at e
steamer scandal oGer,, Reuter- Hamburg May $ Hare
American Line Arrived me Ior a, s:iI m ., p,o
]%e an, Apr rsrPam4u o0s St rHr" as r ws
md.e and cabin passengers to John seoser' Arrived
at The l.or at go m ,, ~, ,ore,-o A,r, 20 m,
St Lucia May 49, with mdse to Dusk Jevons. Arrived
steam steamer rjomo SOB nionncrs May an!
barbados II. with sugar ana j Inss,fI'' 10 l. "
sssneT Fort %'m & mi May rn.r,o
HsmsCa2 M nG . G the @%a 81 so ana ro
rice IS Co Arrived a, the baT At 10 30 m ts,,
Domingo. days; with fruit to J Gedncy vessel to
steamer nanan 'xop. Hansen c@ mar ~, ~ e9ys with
seamer Ardandhn ,lr Walker Csrdenas May 10
Matanzas Il. with sugar 20 W u Munson Arrived at the
Steamer ysiianes McIqosh HnSans May ie vii. WIN
mdse and 81 passengers &c James Ward CO. A''F'i
steamer I.rnuea dr cqrey nermgaa Nay Il -- %1
at the "i Bar at $50 a m. -. ,.,.
..nd irunswick H. with mise and passengers t. . i
steamer Tallahassee. Askins Savannah May Il. with
r,lsn a,d rnssenrcrs 10 r l. Walker.
ship Mainsa, Dutch, Gcrd'e Antwerp ~ days IN TAI
sandy Ho.k. May 20 $50 m-wini south. Moderate
CLEARED.
s'camcT { cna1a con9r 81 cS',' Havana Pro-
Steamer Alliance. crossman. Coion-Siamfori Parry
steamer Newport, Connor Colon-pacnc Man 5. c..
steamer A'eo. dirl. owen. PIT an Prince Jac"'''
steamer wyanoke. Rakenan. Newport News ana Rich
steamer Rayic liz, Thompson Iiycrpool-H Kersey
Ship Koapcr. yiunr roriiand 0r(r'n- sutton y a..
BARK Iaay H..sinr'on ,NoD. Hansen. Go'h'nlurs
Tsrr Grasc Ieefinr' Mech Wellington. and AusA-
land. y Z-Maier & UGefeau and Arnold Ca'ney & CO.
SAILED
w}apS ana 'r THn n5 x' aaf %sI5r
Wnsrns 5sw Or A@je H., 'I orsr Tqasn're
0'' AMER IS Notice STcI: G TO- HiMiNEF5 o',
mariners has been ISSUED BY The Lighthouse board Third
iinsgshel account = fre.o,s ~c5e r,slea May 70
The eN.crme9oo"i Mn's =, Dayy ssne b.,n
uy IN ,hc line between SANDY Hook gh'v.,acl ami
The en,rance to Geincy New-York Lower Bay WIS
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Wells CITY OBJ. Savage. sailed from Swansea
s,cs S@' Michlsan o oxford. Boston for Liverpool
s,~anser HeSla djah, Iauh setiin. etc
YORK passed Lewis lsl.nl May ~ ..... 49,. vi.
NV e., nf%s' pas g the unrI Nay % "
steamer Virginia o;er scheei. from N~wYork. arrived
s,e,ner Prussia orr, Klrlowa for New-York sailed
'' s,eane Kaiser wiiselrn II Ger. s,ormer from
Genoa Tor New-Yor. May IL
Steamer Belaura d,r). Moprc't. for New-York sailed
'r S,aa mg @cerl,e & Brown from NewYork via
pc-rau,i,,co arrived RIO Janeiro May IL
, Sst'1 a, Para %aes May 10 i5''''
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED -o ono hHarier IN private family.
excellent table. home comforts. reason
nll" kpllNSpt. ~ West sfih -.
IST-.iT.. - EAST -lsrF. ma nicely fur
r.sA-l flYf.a. 'Ntf,isii fafl, ~ .'"raic
rates. tab.e blafdeTs wanted. lrfei' nee.
1911 ST. q AND - WEST Large and
fn.aii f0Dr.s. honrl optional. hr-t-class
table and service. trn~ienis.
I1TH-sT. ~ WEST Hands lmely fur
nlsh"d rooms large ana sinhll excellent
table frnrsl"nfs accommodated. table
hYarirrs. references.
2lsT ST. y, EAST. -Tiesn. well furnished
rooms. with rAc'ilcni b0e:i. references.
81 WEST 10TH ST Comfortably furnished
large rooms. with good nfterdnrrr. ~
ccllcnt home table. moderate prices. refer
enccs.
31Tli ST. 10 WEST Desirable. well fur
nish~'l. squ1r" and hall rooms. 60 1T with
superior hoAid. references exchanged.
S2D-ST.. - WEST Elegant rooms. en-
su''r ana finri' pnrior dining-ro0m. es-
c"i!"nt bonfd. moderate prices
ls2D-ST.. 2Oi WEST choice %. three
.lrge rooms. private house. overlooking
Iih-ase.. running water. private bath,
every comfort and convenience. board op-
tlOnal.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

PARTY going abroad will sacrifice for
SlG5 very fine cutunder light extension
top family surrey: cost $40. used only
eight or ten times; also for low very stylish
Essex trap, TWO fine robes and plated har-
ness. Apply at stable. 10 West 44th-st.
TO RENT.-Private team. coachman and
carriages during summer. Address y. H.
RUSSELL, 30 West 7i5t-st.
VERY handsome closely matched pair
dark bay cob horses. 1914 hands.
years. sound kind and fearless. PERFECT
drivers. single and double. good saicieIs.
Victoria brougham and T-cart. all by
Brewster & Co: double and single har-
ness. &c. separate or together. al half
actual value: trial given. 231 and 2dy
scherHerhorn-st.. near Bond. brooklyn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

BACHELOR QUARTERS doctor. club. en-
suit, single. baths. hotel Attendance.
convenient hotels clubs II East 18th Obe-
tween 9TH ana MadisonJ.
CHOICE ~ furnished rooms To let IN phi
yaic family at summer prices 10 those
who value refined surroundings. 100 East
sJtk-si
FURNISHED ROOMS Large. light. nicely
furnished rooms to let from ~ up. lio
West 2oih-si
TO LET. FURNISHED. Small private
family Will let second floor 'front.' alcOve
room. southern exposure. bath. plenty ~
closets. reasonable. 10 permanent parry.
iO5 West +Gih-st.. one door east OF Broad
way.
4fTIf ST, ~ EAST Large room. all con
veni"n 80. central location. private house. ,
references.
18Th ST, ii9. WEST Handsomely fur-
nishsd third floor rooms. breakfast " de-
sired. gentlemen only. references required
i5t WEST i3GTII-sT. block from ele-
waited. Back parior. all improvements. f,r
gentleman or couple; private house: excel
lent location. furnished or unfurnished.
reasonable: reference.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

.
Male
WANTED.-A young man TO take charge
II "A shade factory. none but exp"riencei
hand need apply MERlDEN CURTAIN
FIXTURE 90. 3i3 canal-At.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
l2i2 Broadway ~ door north 81 3ist-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o'clock p. IN.
BRANCH OFFICES.
2Jt tth-ave.. n. =. cor. zon-st.
l52 Gth-aye. cor. 12th-st.
I<2 Columbus ave-. near West 68th-st.
100 West 42d-st.. near 6th.ave.
10 West l4fh-st.. near bth-ave.
257 West 42d-st.. bet. 7th and 9Th avea.
I57 4th-ave.. cor. l4th-sf.
I s23 3d-ave.. bet. 18th and 7Cth SITS.
! ans 3d-ave, bet. 10th and 77th sta
/ O26 3d-ave.. near 0lst-st.
10 East I7th-st-- corner Sd-AsA
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WORK WANTED.
Nale.

YOUNG MAN fsD. with considerable cx-
perience In wholesale clothing wishes
n situation with a reliable house. JACOB
BARNETT. PA Henry-st.
YOUNG MAN, % years. wishes position In
wholesale or large retail hardware house:
esperi-n ed. CHARLES IL. LAW. 2i3 East
Il2ih-st
YOUNG MAN. with good references and
rot afarid 81 hard work would like
situation. GUS. BERNHARD. Al Duffleld-
ST.. Brooklyn.
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FLOORS AND HALF FLOORS TO Lei
NTH DAY AID NIGHT POWER.
IN the
MEROPOL1TAN REALTY III ii'Di""'
FircproOf construction.
WINDOWS on FOUR SIDES
fronting 10 feet on BROOKLYN brlnse'
% feet On william and Rose SIS.
Rutland q WHITING.
= EeeEnaI-st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CONSTELLATION FREE.-TWes'lotorn
co,rnany. detective ana Jaw agency. III
vorcns ssparations. damages. collections.
,esi-es,ate transactions. titles searched.
deeds contracts. prosecutes. defends. III
Broadway.
a SOLID GRANITE TOMB IN Greenwood
"tintnn Cemetery" Rye. NewYork. FOR
sate. hut little used: cost $500: will be
s"id reasonable. =. a. ABBOT; ~ Broad
ST. New-York.
AnvrcE FREE.-All lawsuits. damages.
.o,,Ied collections legal papers drawn.
LII mortgages. deeds. assignments. Ed
WAN El'TCUER. 1871 Broadway. n. Y.
..,,,,rAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
s',san statement Of facts. inciose with
ID ond written opinion rent you: All sub
sx ."' send for prospectus. Judge WAu-
}scc.t3s,;,, y.WSN PREF: Hon. HENRY w.
HSrI; Treas. 1s7 Broadway.
~ A>,rrD-rhe trucking OF wholesale or
"re,,u stores or business houses by re-
1870 ,srson: reference. CHAS. BREN-
Nsw yis East 120th-st.
IVA rrD'-To purchase a secondhand:
.',.si,,r, size house safe for silver; must
~, ~" g. snad condition and reasonable price.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.
VIM. l.. HARTING

A. WM. J.. HARTING,
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes Pulling. Room -. 81 Park Row.
A STUDENT In Columbia would like n ro-
stion In some mercantile house for the
next four months. would coach n backward
scholar or would go ~ tutor. Address
STUDENT. I. q. Box LIS. New-York.
A MAN MASSAGE OPERATOR wishes on
gagement: willing and ob.ging. FRANC.
BOX -. 2.o5i 3d-ave
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cOACTIMNN. nv single young man I'M
ders'anls his business hfsf-class driver.
.Nc.ll-nt reference. tal. or aaii'ss Tor
two days. COACHMhN. - Joralcmon-s,..
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COACHMAN.- going 10 Europe
wishes n situation for his coachman VINO
has lived with him for years: came 10
me with IL years reference from last ehi-
ployer: hase given entire satisfaction To
myself and family; strictly sober. Call or
address Mr. X. 33i West 1@d-st.