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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20

aid highways OF Queens end SaRlT, -lunue'.
ms Is an improvement which The Tribune mas
eoia and rersistently urged during The last year.
There Is a decided objection the part OF Ia
: boring men 10 having the convicts In the state
PRISONS compete with them In any D. the trades.
thus tending to lower wages. 1t is a wel-known
iact however, that no man can be confined in
prison without suffering great harm 10 his health
and mind unless he has some employment. /
shall introduce bill to provide general scheme
Tor road-makng in which convicts in the State
PRISONS shall be employed in building solid roads
throughout the State under a comprehensive sys-
TEN. under the direction Of the State Engineer
ana surveyor which shall continue from year 10
year until New-YOrk's roads shall be the finest %
any in the country.
Another matter which shall give a great
deal OF attention to Is a codifcatlon Of the Me
chanics Lien law, involving an entire change OF
procedure in the enforcement OF liens against
buildings on the part OF workmen and material
men. This bill has been submitted 10 a great
many practical people and has met the approval
Of all who have examined 1t. as Il Is conceived in
fairness to all and has for its prime object a
speedy relief with minimum of cost am con
WINGED that = will become a law II failed in the
last session of the Legislature for want Of time,
having reached the order OF third reading upon
the calendar at the close OF the session.
Asked as to his attitude toward "bossism Mr.
Wray said
There is a well-dehned sentiment among the
people Of the city Of Brooklyn that their repre-
sentatives in the Legislature should represent
the people: and where the wishes OF the people
come In contact with the wishes of the leaders
y
recognize the necessity OF having leaders Of
thought in every party, but my judgment after
two years Ct legislative experience remains the
same as Il was before going To the Leg stature
that the who performs his duty toward the
people. whether that performance meets the APP
proval o. disapproval Of politicians. party lead
ers or bosses. will have the approval and support
OF rightthinking people of all parties and. there
fore / think Il is the duty of every Republican
to serve the people faithfully. knowing fun well
that the result will inure to the benefit of his
party. for my view Of my party's principles makes
me believe that A good Republican is good ciu-
zen If the plans proposed by the Republican
party leaders meet the approval Of my people
they will have my hearty support; and II they do
not 1t makes no difference to me who supports
them. ! shall not
1T should be a source Of qualification to the
people of the state of New-York 10 Sc Senate
elected this year in which they will have entire
confidence when the time comes To participate
In the election Of a United States Senator who
will properly represent the courage. morality ana
business judgment Of this greatest State Of
great Nation.
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PROTECTION FROM NOXIOUS JAPohS'
TEST or 4 FIRE-FIGHTING DEVICE BEFORE of
rI-fAs OF THE DEPARTMENT.

TEST or 4 FIRE-FIGHTING DEVICE BEFORE W
FIcIALs OF THE DEPARTMENT.
4 now invention fer the Of iremen IN .'ie
shane OF a helmet called the Baden patent Shion'
n,otector. was tested yesterday afternoon IN t'e
drill and exhibition yard at Fire HeaHquhi
where 4 white canvas tent. twelve feet squai' -
nine feet high had been erected for the purpose
The Board Of fire Commissioners. Chlei Bonn.
and several other fire officials were present an" "a
pressed themselves as greatly pleased with the IT,
suit OF the experiment
Several sulphur candles mad been lghteu "''''''
the tent and by the time Joseph ii. LaWior' an -
fireman, was ready to enter the tent MS he"" -
closed in the protector. the smoke WITHIN wa -
dense as completely to hide the centre pole lr"''
the view Of those standing without at the "ihno"9
which had been placed in the canvas walls. -
Willis g. Vajen was the exhibitor, and wnen d"
was in readiness he gave the signal for LAWN -
orter the tent at the same tine opening mar
door s.de Of the tent and closing u @''''
the fireman had entered. During the brief moment
that the door stood open the sulphurous iui,,'
poured out ia such volumes as 20 cause me sir-'
tors TO scatter from the opening coughing anu
sputtering the smoke flied the.r lungs
The crowd soon forgot its own discomfort now
ever and all eyes were turned upon laNor VINO o."
entering had 'gned some red ire, and by It's s'@re
the outlines OF his form including his leather heau
gear could be seen through the foe The fireman
remained In this deadly vapor for en hour ana iOIe
before the time had expired the crowd pecan I'M
alarmed fnr Ms safety. they knew thal ~ ~ -
under ordinary circumstances could live Tor the
space OF two minutes inside the tent. .,o-
Al tae expiration Of the allotted nm Ia re-
walked out OF the tent. aid As rae helmet Wa. -
moved he remarked tina; then. for me iirsl I'm
was be- able detect the slightest door OF SUP
Fire Commissioner Sheffield had ventures , tDD
near the door through which lawoT emerges ~" Sat
the tent anu got a big wifi Of the fumes .ln r
issued from the opening. He. too, oeit a ma,
retreat and, recovering his breath. SAD 10 ~
crowd. II any u You have irreIgious irt..s,,
hi h.r.. nix "A
means OF grace ,.t-
After the experiment the protector was closely
INSPECTED by tne Commissioners Il is ma Ie VI
specially tanned leather and asbestos; An al
chamber capable Of standing 100 pounds pIrSsllIe
supplies pure air TO the v arer the supply as'.Is
about an hour and a halt. The ar can be re-
plenishe1 N fifteen seconds. $3.50, ,.
small openings IN 'front.'. filled with thick plates
OF mica enable the wearer 10 see ana uiAp''ds'iS
on either side enable him 10 hear. %,
4 code of sound signals is employed. small
horn operated 10y A hreprOof bulb constituting ms
par. Of the equipment ,
The hei.lels are now in use IN many larse
cities and the Fire Department here VIII he urged
10 adopt the protector, the cost OF which IS $4V
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uopSES AND CARR. AGES.

>>~~~~~~r~~~-JN@O~N~No~N O0~S>~ND|SD
. SMALL LOT Of shopwCrn and t'aNehers
sample saddles. brides. martnga''>' - 49,.
o, shsolutely Manufacturers cost me
.'ssorfment II harness, horse clothing a.
,ravs. A good chance 10 buy cheap 10
,Ssmhers-st. WHITMAN SADDLE 90.
VERY HANDSOME HIGH-AcTlNG
,,OMHINATION SADDLE AND HAk-
NESS COB. very attractive. prompt ne
driver fearless Of all o5iec :. HAS AL
The SADDLE CATS. been used 70 Il y
AROI-T WAGON and UNDER SADDLE'
Aiso elegant Brougham NEARLY NEW ,.
Eunalout Wagon. extension top fanny
SURREY seats FOUR top sidebar buggy,
pole and shafts. DOs-s-is's Trap, laay :
ION driving Phaeton. Portland cutter nsnt
and heavy double and single HARN E.SS:
IADY's and GENTLEMAN RlDlNS
SADDLE and Birdie. fur and cioth
Robes Blankets Whips. stable ienslis'
etc etc. No CASH OFFERS REF SGD.
Must be disposed Of immediateiy. ..- -...
OWNERS STABLE. 30 EAST "lSI-oI. D..
between Madison and 9TH SITS
LADY going abroad will sacrifice for third
value elegant light FIRST -class coupe
rockaway. IN use three months, also Kim
Dan cutter: two sets light harness. SIOk-
AGE 10 West 44ih-st
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FOR WORK IN ALBANY
BROOKLYN MATTERS TO COME Rrropr
THE LEGISLATURE.

SENATOR wRAy SPEAKS OF THE SUBJECTS IN
WHICH THE CITY is INTERESTED AND
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE IN RE.
GARD To THEM
Brooklyn Will have number OF matters up
FOR legislative ection at Albany this winter and
from present appearances Senator-elect Albert
A Wvay. both because of his experience in the
Assembly and the fact that his district is direct
ly interested in them. Will have good deal to do
with them
one Of these measures is the DEPRESSING Of mo
steam railway tracks on Atantic-ave Last
winter a BIZ TO this effect passed the Assembly
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

~ -
(,T{r-RCH PROPERTY FOR SALE IN
centre Of Harlem, including churSh
~ s-o,,nd 145xlOD feet and a corner. com.
10 brokers. : VI. BROWN 30 W. l-1th-st'
GREATEST BARGAIN sl29 brown
stone dwelling Lexington-aNe, toth-st'
Easy terms FOWLER. l35 East i4'h-st.
81 600 WANTED on residence property
value. SIS. 900. insured for 50, 200. rents
Tor $500. Address Box 2,sO6. New l ork
yOsfOffice.
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uUsIC AT CHICKFRTNG HILI

The usual representative audience gathered at
Chickering Hall yesterday afternoon, the occasion
being the second invitation afair through the couT
tesy Of Messrs. Chickering sons The programme
nroved to be a highly enjoyable one. There were
seven numbers only-by Mendessohn, Saint-Saens'
Raft Wleniawaski and Lszt-performed by Nine.
Kate Rolla Miss Jessie Shay, Mss Jare Pottin-
ger Karl Flennger and Angelo de Prose-. All the
artists were well received. and Nine ko.a. Miss
SHAY and Mr.. Fennger were encored. MISS rot
finger and Mr.. de Prose- were heartily applauded'
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C.lcscr.rr e Scrs 'rf-r-n fh-.r patrons III
account = tfe. l7r-o ~ enhance A. y.s - -
musical future Applications Will be NC ~ If
uiar order and acted on the limited si'a'-
Chickering Hail win permit ,-t.v
The next musical afternoon VIII be on !, s,oyn
December Il. when Arthur toote, the VIZ n,ioro
compostr from Boston will preside AZ the P'n'rJi
assisted by the Dannreuther String quartet anu
J. Armour Galloway. bass0
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ME- SLETCNER MAY LEAVE " THE CITY RECORn

There was report anoat yesterday that John 4.
Seicher had resigned his office Of Supervisor Of
THE City Record" but his resignation had not
reached Mayor Strong when the Mayors Office was
c'osed YESTERDAY afternoon. Mr. Sleicher has pur
chased THE Albany State" and intends 10 devote
his attention to Journalism again. He was chosen
Sinervisor by the Board o. City Record ia March
last 10 succeed William J. X Kenny. The salary
OF the Office is s. year.
Mir Seicher was in Albany yesterday.
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MONEY WANTED ron Az OLD NAV

Charles D. Kellogg. secretary. sends the following
10 The Tribune office:
Thu Charity Organization Society appeals ior so
70 complete a sum needed to put man OF e.ghtN
wears into home. The case is an affecting one Of
a single man who comes toward he END oil loiis
and industrious life without means or relatives VINO
can suppor; him His record is good his poverty r.
fleets no dscrcdit upon him, and he well deserves
- nave his old age provided FOR.
Monev for this object sent 70 he General SCI
tary Of the society. United Charities kuNdine No,
publicly acknowledged.
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BOARD WANTED.

N0~N/N~N~No-N>>NNNND0Ooo
WANTED FOR leniieman. VIE anl
daughter. two adjoining sunny rooms
end room Tor maid. private bath II posi-
Die. house ami tab" must be best ffirr
encas desired. no basement dininr-roD;n
Address. T. s.. 1912 Broadway
WAITED. Rack par'r. with board ir
private elml. above l2pfh-Si.. on rs'
SID. AdIyess PHYSICIAN Tribune ofIrf
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oooooooDo~|~Oo-N ~-o~So<~'So~-"|~'|N -,
Will. exchange 81. BOO equi<y ~ i.rsey
Farm in healthy locality. Principals oniE'
G. HITLE. ]. ei3 Fulton-str B'ooH''"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

n,o@r/-|<.@N~|~00]
BAGS TRAVELLING TRuNkssc:t :. .t BOOKS.
and dress trunks: tnxest prices ~
New York: buy direct Iron n,.z 30 Ith-aye
urer. CHARLES SCHWARTZ o. ''''1'~''
near OH 81. -..e..-, c;-oi,S
CONSULTATION FREE.-W ts,i d,yo2ces
CO.. Jaw and detective ss advice. in
formation Investigations. prose s,s,sii,
fends detective and law wor"
III Broadway ----------,,----. =.
ORR OFFERING IN Gloves B, elsstsn lew
wear. sterling silver AND 49, than
elry more Extraordinary this wess x,,tFs
eve Hefere omen evenings. JANE r'''
800 Broadway. -
I1,uo>.rc -4,obe., value paid for oi.'
mona precious stones pearls . sspPnsrree
o,G eold watches jeweIry. s,lsriisted
bic s-Lrac valualles loans IAN 81.
BARRINCE R'S. s35 u dway' CUT
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HELP WANTED.


>nN~NoYo.~o-o|oNN~,NO N>~-oNo-0~0~o4r~0OO"11N0-
Male.
AGENTS to canvass PHYSICIANS ard Gen
lists: electrical. big money f9r good iren
irlisnensahla to doctors. SMITH. MON
square Room ~
ANY ONE competent IN arithmetic with
few hours spare time weekly. al small
cost. OF some kind = work In exchange.
Address Gibson. 1872 Chrystl"-st.
sTANPEE 90 sterling silver hollow ware.
d good iat for rho right man Adlr--'
T. ". SMITH Gardner. Mass.
WANTED Young man II good habits ana
address for permanent position. pays 500
10 g 200 peg year. 500 cash required for
samples. Address WILEY CO.. Spring
field Naas
WAN~ED.-In drygoods commission
house Protestant American boy about
iG years oil. salary first year $50 Al
4ress 'r own hand 7. o. BOX :. 500. NV
FORK city
WANTED A sal~sman with capital %
take charge II fine worsted mill ac-
count in q vooiien commission house. \.
r. Box (. Tribune.
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ZEAL ESTATE WANTED.

pEAL ESTATE wanted for manufacturing
purposes. The undersighed y . ,o aoS
uarse, for property approximately Zooox
/. 900 feet. with r. i. facilities or Wa.ei
Bay. within one hour q \ y. city.
- CHARLES H. DAVIS,
20 Cedar-st.. y. y.
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WORK WANTED.

>~~o~~o~NN-~"~~(~
Male
rv,e-, a,cInrtant ana Auditor
Barnes gubGinC Room IS 81 PARK Row.
,..,.--r,.., C,,.r,,,... ,.t,,-p,,- m
- ;! i.Ah T. 10 D p w - ~ ~. - 40
fiDl MEN4 hl ~. r. Ivy r'. .'.,'I--,en
ya,d fo,s r@..renres failv investigated
49,. hesf class az EMPLOYEES A. 10 character
and ability.
WEid~EDCCATfp Young man l-'ii -,
eaci address. al present Managing .i'i
i3 =" e., er,o,oyment. n,llv c,mpe,ent 10
take no-.flon y responsibll.fr; can give un-
questioned reference - 20 honesty AMI
canab,lifies. ana bond II required. Address
1NDJsrMOLs. care Tribune ONCE
yOr-NG Man 20 of good address AMI
- tf-,. 49, 80 ,.et - .rI hllkte.r-
o.. t- ohofssai. trv gooa. am. recently
dissolved would Ike 70 connect himst.i
w.tA good house ~ any capacitg, N"u.a
trare. reference. u. r. Bon LOO. l.-+-
Iroa Way.
,-,r-sc Ns,N on, aoe,-os a .ituatior
where b. can ADVANCE himself CHAS
MOORE a+t Taet ittl-sf
co,fut-rr,--- poot-t--rpf,D and
ea~.f.- as,.i,.- co. "a ,r@1l wants I'll slt-
t,.rl., v,..-e b.. h nor Obliged - work
thirteen hoar. "a day. salary secondary o.
c'Ti'A'i' t's'tioh' -kpe' IN "a lr -.
~ ai4 .."'..7 '.
N'i.fAN' - ''i''S ''r'' "'",N't"'
Az American. 1ge - IN years experience
managing hr.p. good lfninhn. WisNrt y
slrou where ne can make himself use'il.
wv" ' I.' ,,. -
49,
Az INTELLIGENT German American. -
neat appearance. aged ~, married. d.
r,,rt arg srfn. some cxn-r,err. As slies
n,-r, b~-f cit, raf-rerces a. / S,.Tr.ECH-
TEp u,ra,iii. y
BoONkEEEIK Young man wants Pc
Is. - -ef,-e,r-s - - borer,v sfc e
Y rrv..dor Hus.or y Y
,,,.(.,.,.,.,.r,r.,,
h,"Jr g. ~ ~. - - Duhs nan ~.
assistant bo0kkeeper excellent references.
COMPETENT Box II, Tribune Of'ice.
poot,u-rrprp. .,. o,,r.,,.>- va.,ar
man t-@ would IKE position with
'ha".r ~ Hhtan.' heili. xnod nyohhrrfrr
Y ~ ssirsiian n trirIences. w. NJ >
''' Nr-' ''"'H's"- -
BARBER First-class young man looking
FOR position. 1SJ Elizabeth-~t.
np-rTI.a,R Man in wine ho,s. zoe v.a.h.
fuy h.rfi,s I1tttf,., al - 1911, o..
nj. qr.,,s f',s,ri go .lsS,i i"ra'..s -,
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DRESSMAkING.


>oooooo~oo.o(.~c->~cr 0~~OO~~~~oSN|NSoO"N"No
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from -. iaI''i
made alsg bal. eyen.r5, fr.epn'H' W.
ding ana theatrical dresses, charming a,-
novei waists. all the lates- IN London ana
Pals style- if AMI wlrf guaranteed hlso
,eamsfrees.s seek engagements hr the day,
cutiirg and b.sfing. s. patterns ~ fneAs-
ure. &c &c West istA-st.. near 5th-sN
"A Artistic dressmsknr. imported
STYLES orders finished In p h1ure prices
reasonable. Mrs NJ ELROY. - East lli.-
i pis-s between D'0"''"' ''''
4 THOROUGHLY experienced dressnak"r.
frsi-ciass filter. wishes more '-' q
nents IN private fsmiiies i~rfn- H. -
city or country. highest reference ~.
- -th-ave.
COMPETENT dressmaker tahes work
home Or hy the day. latest skirts waists
canes. also rc.nodelling alterations. chill
dren's dresses Address Mrs. HOOD, lS'
West lolst-si.
cor-~1-RlFRv rHANcA1sE. - Fancy
waists street dinner and tailor made
dresses. ladies' materials used. short no
,icr. mo- crate prices. elegant WORK. hM r..
ANDERSON i3f West l5th-st.. formerly
with Stern Dros.
DUrs-,fAF-ING.- garments remod-
s.i.l rar.lr-d: redy.rg. attest designs /.
perfc-i nti.ng. home nf dsy. high"si iei-
erences. Ms. GREYE. iol West "-n-s-.
DREssNAKER AMI cl0akmaker wants
work A. home cr day. superior inter ana
finest worke- IN seal garments. sleeves en-
larged. will make over and remodel ana al.
ter in latest styl-. cap - coi'~,m,,eh anu
Eton jackets GRElG. l3i We @2i-si
EXPERIENCED Young woman for dress
making. good al around hand. il'iiN -
son. Tribune Uptown office. l.-42 BROAD
way.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

UoNoSNOO~~~NNN~0-N/N0~ NV
COuntr:.
A.. o.,.torai orening for investors OF
.,d',td,isI home-seekers: - acres a. =
, .i''I.' oT in large plots on popular has
In Railway. within one hour o, 80. 49,.
~ elevated situation. street pPen7',.
n. - "a gas. rapidly growing IN
ne. also new attractive modern ho1sT
r.c@ s. 500 an unquesiionaAly ss,e a Aa
rrratable Investment tFoto o'eifaa., -.
dr-ss PHILLIPS q WILLS
Building. -----
AONTCLAIR fine central lot' 80 .'N 49, 80
a. Nounfalr-sye.. south also lVo Zee
~ tf,tstos aear Mountain ave, DOM
ebo,e. .i,uations W. 30 Hillside.
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FOR SALE.

fOh ShfSI<.
>o~~-~N~~~~/~~o~N@
A-A-A.-A- FINE diamonds. watches
81 weekly. n trash. Call or anrsss w
: CO Maiden Lane. Room = Every
thing guaranteed.
A STATIONERY. candy and cigar store
for sale 22l Fast ll0th-st.
AT REDUCED PRICES 800 secondhand
wood and iror working n,acn'nes ~
guaranteed. machinery boGEni anu eN-
chansed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. SSs Madi-
son-st.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton
St New-York. workshop machinery uoc
power) list free: wood carving tools. scro..
saws designs and fancy woods. incuDaioIs
ard brooders in operation.
A PIANO. s5O.-Msgnincen: upright, hr!.-
liant tone: fine condition great oppor-
tunity; no humoug; bargain, neea money
33i Eas; 90th-st
BAKERY for sale. very cheap all store
business must sell on account OF Ill
ness. 26D 9,h-ave.
CLOSING gu, Ct retail. beautiful gold
leaf sold elsewhere for So 80; few left,
GOLD CHAIR MANUFACTURERS. 90
Murray-sl
RoLL~ToP DESKS, si2 up; also desks
slightly damaged by water Of al KINDS
and prices. Z. II. MASON. II Fulton -.
FOR SALE Safes new and secondhand.
cheap for cash. free delivery. Al Duane
ST. corner Centre.
FOR SAI.E.-Musical box. new. Swiss; II
tunes: latest attachments. finely deco
rated. either attachments. perfect oruer,
cos, SIPS sell $50. neeG money. %"
Broadway Room 0O2.
SEWING MACHINE. New Home. Dones-
tic Singer. Household. Wilcox x Ginps.
New lS.ai. $40 up. cash OF credit. 100 sec
ond hand Of all makes SO UP warranted.
RAUSCH. 227l 3d-ave. near i23d-st
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

o-O1-e~Nr,o~ 49, o.NoON--0o-o-N
An SMALL FAMILY. Handsomely in.
nseed e2or suite "a oT ys sspSlI Is,-s '"'
BACHELOR HOME. SECOND FLOOR.
In SUITE g. WEST 3sIh-Sl.
ELEGANT SUITE well-furnished rooms,
ahurdart tabs' renned s~rNicr -"''
West 72d-st.
LARGE ROOMS cn suite or slnrl.. n-s.-
c.ass board. moderate price, j. West
l2jth-si
MADIsCN-AVE 273-Larg~ and small
rooms newly furnished ana decoIa'r''
with board. references.
MADIsON-AYr cnear 42d-st).-Tw,o
large sunny rccns AL hsf. room. h7nl-
someiy furnished and n-".y decorated
together OF separate. wlth exceptionally
good table, references. 4. 3. g., IribA'e
Uptown Office. 1.24. Broadway
ROOMS and ho~rd with a small family.
Apply al 10. 80 Wes. l1th-st
10 EAST 3sTH-sT.- Large handson.
room On second aoor. excellent table ana
attendance. rr:erenc-.
= EAST Assist A sinria and double
room for gentlemen. Win hI'ahihsi oi
full board.
IL EAST 9TH-ST.. near 5;h-ayc. Pleasant
rooms with superior board. tsul" board
eis. references.
Is WEST 82D-ST. Elegantly furnished
rooms. single OF en- suite. excellent table
board. strictly frsi-c.ass.
2lST-ST.. ~ EAST.
sunny rooms, with board references.
% Fast 8isT-sT.- Large. newly furnished
rooms ani board. al-o table board.
971u-ST.. 40 WEST Desirable. VOL
furnished square rooms. with sup~ri y
board. refer.n 90 required.
3sTH ST. 10 WEsT.-Two double fourih
hoor back rooms. with board aDHntanc"
Of hot and cold water. references given
and required.
~ WEST 18th 81. Suites. single rooms.
frst-class board. hotel service. . pres
ent guests been here average twelve years.
Il NADIsON-AvE. -- Large. handsome
room. southern exposure, family or gen
ileman. with board. references exchanged
- IRVING PLACE. rear Creamery park.
Choice rooms. closets baths. strictly
hrst-class board. references required.
go WEST 44TTI st Back rarior. beau
tiful room fpr derry couple Or dos Tor.
other large and single rooms. excellent
table. iatle boa4lcrs and translcnis ac-
commodeiea
4a3 WEST 23D-ST.- IL nasomely furnished
rooms sinGly or en suite. with nfai-'lAsi
hoard. moderate terms. references.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

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PRIVATE HOUSE OF 10 large rOoI's 90 81
announcements. rent 81 200 per year. leth-
81 near 2d-avc. GEORGE +. FDLsOM'
l. Avenue A.
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FLATS TO LET-Unf"rnssh

ELEGANT single and double steam ,,,,r,rSye
fa's Il 8 and S rooms all modern IMP d, sso
merfs near Livingston Plaes' &c, ie ,-,h-
and $50 Apply % JanitoI "'v l~eoue A
81. or GEORGE F.. FOLso'i. 70 = -
ELEGANT corner apartments OF NM hg,lrr.s
large heated rooms. hath am ana
psnt1y 81 eoor. Livingston pace an, ~
l7tn-st. hailDoy attendance ,HHbhIGEE E.
Jani,or $50 Eas, 17th-st.. or "E'i''"
FOLSOM. II Avenue a.
sTH AVE. NO l04s corner S''n sss 10
Elegant apartments .ac p.oaawav
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: co. Maiden Lane. Room = Every
thing guaranteed
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AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlR--Resl aehce
properties all kinds. sale " rent.
Tubs & TAYLOR. > Beck n.ai-st-
OjR sPECIALTY.-Sellin farms and
suhu-5an properties Address q. H.
pApNAPD a co. 2 East 42d-si.
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HELP WANTED.

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Female.
WANTFD.-A nrsi-class waitress must
have good cl'y references. apply from II
o. ] o'clock 2nd MadiSon-ave.
WANwEU-As teacher and companion. a
lady 20 20 abroad WITH Young lady
Address NJ r. n. Tribune Office.
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r,ax,surn ROOMS WANTED.

--N ~ .u well-furnished apart
non, md table: both must BE- the Oes''
Address W. r.. l.242 BROADWAY