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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
FRAUDULENT INDIAN CLAIMS.

Chamberlain S. D.. Sept 2.-R. e. Spearman
agent OF the Court Of Claims VINO Is at present
visiting this State. says that claims amounting 10
s4 900 900 have been filed under the Indian Depreda
tons act OF Congress. Texas heads the list. with
New-Nexico a good second. Some OF these claims
are Just, some eXorbitant. some fraudulent. Two
Mexican grandees of New-Mexco claimed TO have
lost 1900 900 sheep valued at 81 head 1t seemed
to be clear case Of loss but the court oolec'eu
to paying 81 a head for Mexican SHEEP Mr.. Spear
man was sent TO New Mexico by the court to COM
promise on 81 30 a head He began an investigation
which resulted in establishing the fact that me
Mexicans never owned more than 900 head o.,
sheep at any time. and that a few hundred
head were actually stolen by Navajo lnuiahs'
There are numerous similar claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
Railroads.
-AMERIc.'s oREArEsr RAILROAD"
NEWY YORK
CENTRAL
uIiOcnN RIVER p q
- HUDSON RIVER r. Il.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
s.3O A N-Except sunday. Empire State Express
s,a Fastest 5!sls IN sunday For Richned SPRING.
Adirondack Mountains thousand Islands ana
q ,o MeDaly Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Rochester.
WV nuGalo Niagara Fails Chicago. $50 =, .,
O,aO A Except Sunday. For Catskin Mountains
Saratoga Lake George Green Mountains ana
1880 A M~E1cept Sunday. Day Express For oil i'm
porian, State points; ,,u,.s g., ctn.,,
100 p M.-Daily Southwestern s nd Sh,csgo '"'"
a,aO p Except; sunday. West Point. Ponshkeepsie
Nlbany. Troy. Saraoga ,,,.a M. n.,ro,,
@''o 90 a r. Chicago 40 p. NJ.
600 p M-Daiiy. For Albany Troy Bunaloi C'eVe'
land Detroit. Chicago. CINCINNATI st. ious
"'<o ss,anac lake and Lake Placid.
TOO p M.-Daily For Adirondack Mountains ino"'
..,O y M-paIly For Auburn Road points, Bunalo.
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. indianapolis. St L"uiA
o,oo p Me"opaily Only Sleeping Car passengers for
wv" Rochester carried on this train. o,-,--
o.t5 ), W-I,aiIy For Cape Vincent. ogienspurg.
1910 Train for Chicago and principal
points on NewYork Central every Night except
ouo sun M AMI as p Mpany Sunday to
o,,x NJ Sunday only 10 Plttshed and the Berk-
shTs H HIa YH H TRSTN R'v 70 "YoNKERs
"Au night trains run between l55th-st and points
on Putnam Division as "a, as anv line runnps
with the Elevated Road v inls the 0' "'
wagner Palace cars on al thr91,g,h ,, trains
Trains illuminated by pntsch Ls and Central Station
l is Az frosdway % % We h.
and sS H,sad S%,op D b2GSkSS ' anu
checked hotel or residence by the west
ectt Express $50 CoT,Iany' GEORGE ". DANIELS
JOHN " ~ r.r.r General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo sept. 2.-Cattle-Receips last "a hours 2sle
last week 657S head consigned through vs. neaa.
Sq25c higher for good eht 1850 ID and
fat COWS and heiiers. but SOW and weak for heavy
Closed steady Extra prime heavy steers s. a9qS3 80
GOOD 1925 H. sagS 2 light ;o $50 to good LOO
era heiss 81 7sgS % light &c P,mg s si h ss
asa pine 81 25qss 3; ois s2as2 . good
oaSc higher a = ogs es 10 cows anG sp m
siSas . quality ve sasv firm D1e at s. sS q
late at S. CO. all Hogs-Recepts las, "a hours 9co
head total thus far iG4so head for same time
New York 1850 head; sale; l4.4oo head MaTks, IKE,
opened aSc higher closed dy ana soned o 81
grassy Mchsan lots 8 Ssa,i go 90 mixed Pqc s
s. 30 a Saa. s S gag" good
ssaa total she for a Mss hu
web % S Seaa co "n head
opened steady good fat lambs but slow for others
closed vey du Lambs lGr and good sheep Prime
a 1 & g. fair SiSS iS s %P' s. 7sS ca
s@s SV@s :SeP s, s. s. Today o.
dT9nd da Ee, GOOD lSc s. good ad'
s sse s. Ss ps cows and pfnseis 5as4o Hogs
eSep n5 30 osam veess 81 c to
s. 2sasi a5 heavy iSoas4 4o IouGhs ssaSa 80 sheep
sheer e STEADY ~ on ambs Expor 25as ext
$0casi spring lambs s2dsi 25 veal calves So ocasG 25
heavy and thin calves s2GS3
1900 head. market steady. Common TO extra steers
5OdSl IS: and feeders 81 d$i 10 cows and
Tils 81 2Gs3 10 calves 81 5Oas6 Texans 81 aoas3 so
Western rangers s2Gs4 g. Hogs-Recepts. 5000 head
market Grn, higher Heavy packing AM shipping lots
81 ljas4 80; common to choice mixed - o'a co. cholce
s, 40 sheep--Recepts 1000 head; market steady In
ferior 10 choice 81 50ds2 40; lambs. sSNS5
ST. Louis Sept 2.-Cattle-Receipts l3sI head: market
active 0c 20c. Native steers 81 ioas4 p
cows S2GS2 co Texas steers $3GS3 % Hogs-Receipts
s53 head: market opened strong and closed easier Best
heavy hogs sold steady while inferior stock 500 SC to TO-
heavfes Sheep Receipts 415 head: market steady at
Saturdays Natives SO d04s2 20; lambs 81 soa
81 49,.
Kansas City. Sept 2-Hogs-Receipts 200 head; mar
ket strong Light 81 15GSi -: medium ~ lbnSi 30;
heavy 81 o5as4 25 pigs. SO G0Nsi o. cate-Receips.
500 market slow Native steers. best 81 GOnsj fair to
GOOD 81 q0Gsl So cows and hefcrs best 50 75G$3
fair to good s. eaS2 10 stockers and eede-. 81 ,5a
81 7JG$2 - steers 81 I5pS3 calves
SASS 10 Sheep-Hecepts. 5000 head. market steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
TTONS foot OF pesbrosses and Cortlandt Sreet@
In Effect Iune 10 1908.

STATIONS foot OF resbrcsse' and Cortiandt sues'~
EtSf fISss7 fS?s Ess
A55ys' ,1d.H.ao, 's soo
Ho.Isye los A. n. St Louis % sss r NJ. and Toledo
N. ana sssaso "a %l PsP ap s Il 80 s %
o6S p f. wf ss.fssS s.,s.:
g: ;vfs''M NJ fa!i9ss Luna.
A a1sT.s c sns "ns s'i iSnsp. lois p NJ
$50 ?us PAcFc c'1e9d Sleeping ca,
to Pi,sburg connects for Chicago daily and c'eve-
land '!,ss! ShisseTiTo AND TIE soDTH 10 co,
1919 ni T.; Gam Ssor II ana "a Nj bni no csf
.,SS fs sS fsns!:. ILL., 'ss sun
f fsy, sS ara /" & es. go Dining Carr DINING
ra5 %a ana s Sae s'y n S;;'' daily
F:;Sss!: SR'T; 1'S ssy
ci .fsgsT nAw MA, Express P
70. OLD Tl5cS y %sr cses
AT TssgsT E,s:. Of Buffet Paror Cars
FOR ors c Gpff9f Nay 81 100 T. % 2io p week
s1;:;: M; 5 "a: < S,s ~!
F'fs Sis FIX fMur * : - =, ,,,,.
Il 80 10 q S;'s: 0s'H n ca =
night SUNDAYS ais $40 90 30 L,ml'es'' 10 ~
6ar} ns eDnIn n"s ca SS''7 I2S might; 90,
Ticket orices: No.. 423 o44. as 1323 ~ ant "a
prooGvay Aston House and foot of Desbrosses an nr
cor,iand Streets: Court street $40 Fulton stree, SS
broadway and Brookyn Annex Station Loot ~ ,
street Brooklyn station Jersey CITY The New f orn
Transfer Company VIII caiI fot INC ,, ro e'e
& NJ PROVOST ~. WIZ.
General Manager. General fassr AGENT
.,;,,,.,r,srNrNrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE NE
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE; NO. Z4k rvs rvs
80 "a door north Of Thirty-hrst-st. and ADFrN.
TiSENrNTs at the following Branch Omces' zo'
1872 Sixth-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept 2-343 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
steady at lbs prime firm at COS PoTk-Prme mess
Western fine firm ct SIS Cd: do medium firm al DIS 9d
Hans-Short cut about IA 10 lG 10 steady at 4os "a
con cumberland cut about 2S 30 ID, steady AT iOs
short rib about - No. steady 3Gs long clear mddes.
about - ~ steady 37s; long and short clear mddes
about - H. steady at 34s Cd Shoulders, about IL 10
Is NJ steady al 3ls. Iard-Prime Western spot hrm at
3s Cd Cheese-American finest white ana coore'l
steady al ss Cottonseed oiLverpol refined steady AT
LIS "a. Spirits Of turpentine dull AT 2os Cd kosin-
Common steady al Is lizd. Whea-No = req WINTER
steady Id No red spring steady at ,s 2d tiour
Louis fancy winter firm AZ e. 'orn-MiNed Western
srot firm AT Is SID: September IS Shd; October
firm at IS sgd November firm at rs SD Hops AZ Lon.
don-Pacifc Coast steady n 15sHt2 So Receipts of
wheat for the from Atlantic ports. 400 lrs.
from ports. $4,000 qrs; from other sources osn
ora Receipts American for the last week $500
ars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
WEST SHORE R.R.

West 81 Statioh, -. % '''0'@'
and IL ninutes earlier from foot ftdnkIln 81. .
10 A. NJ Daily. Local TO Buffalo sleeping car 10
Ioomrilie sundays only. Can be occupied al y. IA.
40 A VI DAILY local Albany, Tor Natski Mouh.hhs
ana Saratoga. ierl0r to Albany, sundays ohIy.
a ~ VI batv for Albany. Utica, syracuse koGhesler
p"nao Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland and Thisaso
81 90 A. NJ Daily, except Sunday, 10 Catshill Noun
train: %cw Paitz Lakes M6honk and Minnewaska Par
Tor cars to Hobart and New PATTI, =. -,.,r, ,,ou,
prI., 4 NJ Daily. except Sunday. To Catskll Noun
ia,,s Kew paltz Lakes Mohork and Minnewaska
alhanv Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George Paflor care
a. RoornyIlle Saratoga and Caldwell go 80 -
Tx -, VI Saturdays only. Half-HoHday Spech 10
t's,s,ln Nountaius parlor 10 BlOomNiue 80 =.
ccfS II, VI Daily except sunday, TO Catskil Noun
,s,ns New Patz. Lakes Mohonk and Mlnnewaska Al
ba1v Saratoga Parlor attached TO hobart ana SARA
800 T. NJ Daily exceP, sunasy for Albany als svr,cu,.
'Rocbesrer Huraio Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
GO =. Vi. Daily except sunday. for Tevburg Albany
saratoga and Montreal. Parlor car to Kingston.
AZ r. VI Daily. except Sunday for Utica syracuse
SIX p. H. paiy for Albany. Utica. Syracuse, Roches
Ter BUFFALO Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
~ e. leaves brooklyn by Annex; Alooo BIO 30
a m CO 90 D. m: Jersey City. p r. r. station Aio w.
For tickets time tables paor and a W. ond
a. a., r,n. ,ssr.s. G. F.. I.ANRFRT
I'M Cen passenger Agent. VANDERBILT ave. N~w-York
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--o,.is % all pores.............1G2i l5423 1868
r,ss - ali norris last BAG 1913 l4os9

BKEvEs-Receips for days lel or 3 %. head
=, ca fsfS FOR 1 the market, sluggish for
MEDIUM 10 good including W. Westerns and Sush sum were
moderately active and shade higher elo,ed qule' on
sisdg for others and ali the isken
em op at 70 s. co. western at s. c5as IS and
at 81 s2>i 10 a@ Is e as each CITY dresssd native
duh at CASE per H. Texas 90 a. 1McG a, sSaas
per n: American selling at sul2l.c estimated
dressed weight sinking The oal AmeSeSm s.ep |g"
T9,mor,ow ihs GsgTF & ca a1 sn % 1913, see
X Morris The Exeter CITY viii be laden with $50 cattle
saie;ND McFneson CO. 70 Kep,g ,s sssgs 1887
Do s5S n 1858 y a, s. 50; 10 DO 1920 le
81 81 :, g e va DO v sfs e. oa liz
& & 5. &C. &c. s = dS i az X at .s: 1879 %
% Pean.yya ~ ,.sI;s 1882 ,J n a at
sS Il * R.n asS d. at la & n k @
g ssH Sssa aS Ss' sisi lo' os 49,
sherman Culver: Illinois steers 1889 ~ ga at . co.
I, ,ss Sc ~ i' AZ & at & ~ %ss Il no. s g
!, a9' :. n Il; is s. dG 10 s.S g. l1a
L va d. V sas 90 8 TO- 10 3d. 1910 T. at
D. n % y 1879 s s. "a a
Y s ssen III lo 1873 n 81 = . Sa iSsS n
an 49, .cc b.. 40 n a, s. 80 DO $50 o
Rsi: :ssFs 80 S s at & 70 e. e
'V W sherman Illinois steers. 1857 ID. at 81 So IS
&C. i,5s n a. At $! 80 Steers 1000 10 at So So do 1910 H.
u, SSS S oxen. i275 H. at So 30 cows si7 y al
e. Is: bulls s4s n. at 81 10 3 90 NO 10 at " DO
DO es7 rb at 81 70. cows at s. per head; do at
C. ~ pnlenback; bulls 40 h. at 81 o1 COW FOR s. -
Ts. !. & sa g. Is sGs At s.. s. 3 s5 a. S'ss
n, a, 81 co. do 7si II. a, 81 So u DO 40 H. at
n 81. 4 cows 1873 ~ at So 4 do. at $40 % per head
% McElmee 2i bulls, so7 10. at 81: DO zoo H. at
iynns e. Mullen: 3 cows $40 10 at 81 90 COW, for
40 al head. IL DO At =" ~.
'NrICH COW'S-Receipts none. Feeling STEADY. ani
dealers quote inferior choice cows calves Included
CAVES Receipis ies9 head all for The markei
with The exception 10 head. Veals In light sup
ply dealers enabled 70 advance prices z?G
and easier All sold with the exception OF le" ia.s
arrivals Poor 10 choice veals ranged from 20 10 =,
per 100 10 cuis solo at s4ast 90; gasseTs9 a s FED
and mixed calves at 81 Joms4 No Western calves
offered Dressed veais firm at 71dllhc for ely d'es>
extra do. i2c 7Ql04c for country dressed .nd 4p~ S
for little calves. Dressed grassers duli AZ 'u'zc """
dressed bu,terrnilks at 54ec -, , a
Sales-Iiaienbeck 4 Hollis: ~ veas. l5i ID av.,age
AZ SIS per 100 n: do las 10 at 81 10 do. le ID a,
DO las a. at 3, g. 30 ~ So 10 49, ss s sS y aa NJ
s' y IS ~ 81 s So n, s'' at 81 70 - q"
To- so 70 r. s s.. lsE d. q
Ave, so gIas:sr 2cs 10 .a q, s. "a s s e do
Hc2 sander S9 $50 ves. at 81 & r. S. DO
y T TO- 20 do isS b. at 81 TO- ii DO 10 2
10 n d? G 100 III r. 81 j. 10 .
To- 20 No. at 50 go 46 grassers 243 ~ at 70 IS ~ do
os N. At - I'm 7s DO go D at VI % d0' isS 3D. -
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s. ';I' SASDy nook ROUTE.
For TONC nRANCH. OCEAN, GIUIE'
RIVAL BLUE LINE.
rO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WAcHTNGTON.

II 20 Dining SafJ A. NJ 1885, 2sO. $3.50, 400 d'eTe'
Paror Car 800 Dining CaD 600 Dining cS5' ~ 80 80
il 20 dining car) A. MO 200. 500 Dining Carr
For baltimore and Washngion week days 800 i 10y
II 30 Dalng CAP a. NJ 80 80 o"S Sms ,snns 10 90
II 20 dining Car A. ~. 800 500 Dining car,. 600
DINING Car y. NJ. 1918 night. 49,.
Tickets ard PagloT seats can be 3 a. hrdSS
vay T37 Ctr Az 81 East l4th ST. lSi East l2ath ~.
o7s West 25h ST. 25l Columbus Az; New-York; Court
81, SEQ Fulton St. BROOKLYN: 9S Broadway, WIllams.
burg The New-York Transfer Company VII cal tor and
check residence IN destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
. BIG LAKE STEAMER GOES AGROUND.

sault Ste Marie. Mich, Sept. 2.-The passenger
steamer Northand grounded at Sailors Encamp-
nent last night owing TO the prevailing northwest
winds. which lowered the water about eighteen
inches and II was over two hours before she could
be released. which finally done without dam
age to the big ship. Among the passengers are
Monsignor Satolli. Bishop Keane and other digni-
taries Of the Roman Catholic Church. who are
bound for ST. Paul. where they will attend the dedl
cation of Bishop lreand's new seminary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-03
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

Cincinnati sept 2-Flour-Market quiet; fair liberal re-
cep's prices are unchanged Wheat-fair demand mar
ket quiet red. G+n65c. COrn-Receips small; de-
mand moderate: No mixed 31M3Iizc. oats quiet re
ceipts decreasing; demand moderate: No Z mixed &c
Pork-Market steady 81 40; clear mess
sll -: family sl 20. Lard hrm fair demand; steam
leaf Csc; kettle lard Csc: prime steam firm al S1c
Bacon steady demand; loose shoulders na.c;
loose short &c. loose snort clear sides 0c
box meats worth i.c moro Dry sailed meats and
active loose shoulders size loose short ribs 1sc loose
short clear sides &c worth nc Butter
Trade active; liberal receipts: prices unchanged Eggs
Unchanged Whiskey quiet, but steady at 81 %
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Rallroaos.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

90, FAST E1 aPreS ChicaSo, Cincinnati
S"''i"oE s' L"ai. .a1 Al fSintI, M Tsx1Ns.
pt,riIAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL AL ~ TcrIt- AGO
1~sv. New YORK foot Of daily aos "a. sun
:sS .nS i I;,s, n 91ihNscIFFNATI 81 oyis 70
ecc Ia" m wasHiSoToN b gALTeM Gao sso Dining
Sun 10 a. M =" f,,n I'M Car, Boo 100 D. m DIMES
Carl 1e.i5 night. 80,
NEwoRLEANs Roanoke Brs'o' d ALL
Al trains With P,nt'ss !o s broadway 81 East
i.,h 81. i27 pos.ry. y: =: 60 FS,'GSS IT, ''0'..
1pe Tr,n.f.r Company viii call for ana en'''
baggage from hotel or residence - ces..1s''o"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT LOWEST PRICES ~ NEW.fohn.: ~
,-,nLs nocketbooks. dressing cases. silk-
hat boxes; ladies' chatelaines A. taG 81
and salesroom Of CHARLES SCHWARTZ
80 4th-ave.. near 8th-st
GIVE YEAR BOOKS. not calendars .n =
sea.oni Your memory In cloth coseI 20 -
a trade-brinVer. d. A. HCEBSCh w.
manufacturers. 81 Rose-st.
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DowrsrIC SITUATIONS WANTED


sECOND-MAN In private family; attend
furnace. clean windows. silver ana wood-
work. keep conservatory In order. mofer-
s,e wages: good references. Address PR.
VATE l242 Broadway.
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Err LINE S .

TSloass TRAM. esv. NsYoEk foo, q cha ma
NIX fa"s tTa wye mnutf' ssTss %asy
9OO nnsha%SH s%s1 aa P cheas aS Ca.
95 n3d; f Tuxedo. yy o!bs" Ris ''fsi
s senSs and %on,.ceio Paror Mon.
2OO M-ve.,eaea :7ie4 DAILY Solid train 70;
O'UU cheass VIA Cauiauqaa iass arrives .N C'evea h
sass cle VI SH'S a"a ciqriana, Sln.s
>.OO M-nunnio ves,lbuitd Express Daily; arrive.
Tor Detroit Chicago and the Wet Wet punSMI' pas
Sd5 rMys Iss and s: Nssai (, T p,
Co., ci4si@%i P aSP T Sf5
0sa4 %%E TnH !s'sK%J x., * I !,;.
ei % broadway ' and aa Brooklyn 200
MudsonF' nohoEe1 and Je.rSy eS.ck, harsar. ror:
so. and cS ssaenc. '1 to '"e
DEL. LAcKAwANNA AND AND WE " ,,nr..y II; .n II;
Station. Il" S SsSiS:s !i s;rr$ F rrrr
vHsr'"'IE Gsn TrAtSfSs E.!%Ht "rr,n'
ridge @sdison Mos'oSG r@,sSc I I1Is:sn PGpR
ioR D0T Hdpk Efa9sSS
tH SoEI#EEaEaSfsSp SsS
s s's EcA osM N"dr1 14HscS SMSso SIHNS
S hsD stops sST" !, J;as,,
oswEGO TXPREss. Pullman Buffe' Pa.lor Cars con-
os a schA s 'T ana EiMRk
200 GTrHss FHlTrS P''%srI and PLY
m&vrH HTs%2si S;s %&'' i$ SS
FAIo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car, Connects at
Buffalo with train for chicago and p9ints n west
| $50 ,r'afiyl- BUFFALO SCRANTON. nINtHAM-
| TON RIcHFTEiD SPRINGS, UTICA. SYRACUSE
ri nns M pisrIMAS ACCOMMODATIONS at 4.
nroadway. III 4thsye i2thst =, West l2s'hs,
100 broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full nfor-
W%sr r. EYPPrss COMPANY will call for and
.n.~, from hotel residence to destination
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sIrRURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR. Residence
proportles all kinds: sale or rent.
Tt'BBS & TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-
,T TroNTA y J.-Plots 100 feet front
sewer water. sidewalks electric lights {,
: minutes walk from station; high ground :
40 minutes from New York. Address
OWNER Box 81 Leonia. ~ j.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. 2l5 ORANGE-ST.
FURNISHED house to rent or would sell
fifteen rooms: open lireplaces, modern con-
veniences: ten minutes from college or de-
pot. Further particulars of :. 3. ONlATT,
81 Church St, New-Haven. Conn.
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Railroads.
NEW. YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

leave foot of 42d follows do inmates
earlier from Franklin ST.: ..u. r.L..
7:SS A. M, for West Cornwall. ons Mlls Lakes
Mohonk Minnrwaska Mddetown. Bioomhsyu.aint g.
Sidney Norwich r:ca. Oneida. Fulton. OsYego. ,,,
0i16 A. NJ, Campbell Han. Mddecwn, biS Sn
,revilie Falsburgh Monticello Hureyvie Liberty FAILS
Las r. NJ Saturday, Ony,. fsT MiddIetGwn B Fss
barxh Moneeilo. Hurleyyilla Liberty Falls Liberty
White Lake Parksviiie Iyinsstc Man9r RSeksnS and
Eiienvie Mountain Dale centreyile Fsspursh; Month
cello. H1eyviie, Liberty Falls. Liberty Park'vps L'V
Zoo r. ". daily for Campbell Hall M'idtetown.
witch. Randallsvie Oneida. Fulton. Oswego. NiaEarS
Falls. and points wes, Pullman Stepping Car Reel ming
6i1S r. VI, for West comwaii. OTIS Mills. Meadow
Brook Burnside Campbell Hail Stony Ford. Crystal Run.
Mddetown. Winteron Bloomingbursh Wurtsboro. Ellen
tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats at 81 Broad
"' C ANDERSON q. p. A.. &c R-av.r st.. II. Z.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
Summer Schedule In effect June 3Oth, 1905.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Elberon. ocean Grove.
Trains leave Foot Liberty street 30 $50 90 Red
Rank. SIS. 1920, III n ri 29 Saturday, oniyl
Trains leave Coandt and esbross.s Streets go
80 .g:l0 1000 A. NJ 1910 ci % Saturday. only 2a0
$40 ago 'e.cep, RED saHN ~ S;, 40 100 p NJ.
sunday trains not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
.Denotes express trains. -
O. p a. Penn III STs1ss 3, Of n l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

= -...--..- 49, 49,. 80 - - -, -.
AS A GOING CONCERN. the stock OF
merchandise. tools and machinery. pat
terms. fixtures. good Will and going pa ond
ness OF the New-Faven Heating ailu
Plumbing Co. Established. 1884, as tne
New-Iaven steam Heating Go: IA g ssn es
ihat will Weld a handsome profit. ADDRESS
$. FRED STRONG. Receiver. New-haVeh'
Conn.
FOR SAL.E.-A -four and feed business
,vt,b mill good business. Will be SOLO
low with good reason for selling must
have $4,000. STNECURE. Tribune Oihoe' =
WANTED Immediately. shirts or oVeraiis
." male. have steam power and all facil-
ties for doing frst-class work. Address
lock-box 253 MillertOn. y. Y
WANTED.-To buy stocks at once OF gen
eral merchandise stores, as boots. snOes,
dry goods for cash. Address ROCkLAND
BAZAAR Co. Box 81. Congers, \. ].
WANTED. -Second-h hand Gordon press, TX
10. ALI improvements and l.. good oruer.
Address GORDON. Tribune Office. stating
lowest cash price.
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HELP WANTED.

49,
Male.
AGENTS WANTED to sell Minute
Blcycle Cement: will make punctureu
tir. as good a. new without patcn' you
can make money with 1t. Send &c TOT
sannie tube circular, etc. GARDNER x
JOHNSON. Derby. Conn.
statesmen WANTED.-Sl0o to $40 per
month and expenses to Introduce our
goods 10 the trade. staple line: position
Permanent. pleasant and desirable Al
dress. with stamp. KING MFG. co. IT, -
Chicago.
WANTED Active young men VINO are
Willing 10 work for fair wages. For full
particulars call after at 257 shave.
Room ,.
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HOTSEK EPER.-Mildle- AmericaA
woman, with daughter nsb would take
care OF wliower's home. with children. or
do light services for rent free. W. b.'
pa sth-aNe.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
A-ARRANGEMENT season or year for
handsomely furnished floor: other rooms
board references. "a West 5lst-st.
AN ATTRACTIVE PARLOR SUITE. four
rooms bath. second floor suites; single
rooms: with superior table. In select adult
family: references. Apply 81 West 1Oth-st
DESIRABLE ROOMS. with board German
family. references. 40 East 54th-st.
ELEGANTLY furnished parIor and ad
iofning room: also other large and small
rooms. with arst-class board. from 81 up
ward. 222 East l2th-st
1.-HANDsONE SUITE. parlor floor: other
desirable well furnished rooms: unex-
celled table. East i7th-st.
18TH ST. a. WEST.-Three desirable
second story family rooms. together or
separately. superior board; references.
1oTH-sT.. - WEST-Large and small
rooms; excellent table and service table
boarders and transients accommodated
ETH ST. ~ wEST.-Newly furnished
rooms. excellent board: a pleasant home
TO permanent people, references exchanged.
a WEST 10TH ST Very desirable rooms
with large closets. clean and comfortably
furnished. good atiepdance. board optional.
terms reasonable: references.
37TH-ST.. 40 WEST.-Desrable well-fur-
nished square and hall rooms. with su-
perior board: references required.
2sTH-s ST. 10 WEST desirable rooms
with board: references given and re
CURED
4.TH-S ST. 2il WEST. near Broadway.-De-
sirahle sunny rooms. with board: house
and location uneNceptionable.
5oTu sT. 26 WEST. Two rooms. parlor
floor. IN suite or separately; other rooms.
with board. references.
hsT- ST. 10 WEsT.-HIandsome rooms.
with board references given and re-
qured. -
57TH-sT.. 3i3 WEST. Handsomely fur
nished large and small rooms, with
board convenient Broadway ana l. sta
ton. references.
SID ST. Al WEST. Handsome rooms. pri-
waite baths II desired. perlor dining-room.
excellent table. moderate price
le5 EAST 2lST-ST.. Gramercy Park-Hav-
ing renewed my lease OF the EDWARD
Field house. ! am prepared To oHer nanu-
some suites or single rooms. private baths
and tables. Call or address II. A. u.
43l MADISON-AVE.-R with board:
third floor front rooms. separate or en-
suite. large closets. also small rooms, cor
ner house. references.
III LEXINGTON-AvE. large con-
Meeting rooms. second floor; hall room ;
substantial table: American.