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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-18
of for Cleveland. O.

The following left this city last night
on the steamer Richard Peck en- route
for the convention at Cleveland, o:
e. L. Linsley, John w, Lowe, Fred
B. Farnsworth, Judge Hubbard of Wall
lingford, H. B. Wilson of Litchfeld,
John p. Glynni of West Winsted, w, s..
Abrams of New Haven, Robert Gilbert
of Derby, Congressman Henry of Rock
ville, e. C. Shelton of Hartford, Isadore
Wise of Hartford.
They join the New York state delega-
ton this morning.
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Vale Was Splendid.

New London, June ia fresh breeze
up the course that made the water
rough for the shells kept the crews we'll
up the river at this evenings practice.
They did not lose time, however, and
put in hard work while out. The long
est rowing to-day was done by the Har-
ward freshmen, who went over the lower
half course. The Yale varsity eight is
in splendid form, its work being very
smooth and the speed of the boat fast.
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Orange, N. j., June 1.-THE middle
states championship tennis tournaments
closed to-day on the Orange Lawn Ten
mis- clubs grounds with finals in the
mems doubles. Clarence Hobart and
Edwin p Fischer beat William Al.
Larned and John Howland, SO. rs, Ga,
O-6, 60.
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St. Louis, June IA special from
hstin. Tex, says that in view of the
ct that there is no law against glove
hitting in Texas a movemnt is under
BIT to persuade Governor Culberson
|call an extra session to declare prize
hitting Illegal. The Christian Endeav-
society has the matter in hand and
BIT work in the different counties pre-
ring a petition to the governor with
Is end in view.
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Hartford, Kans., June 17.-This even
ing a cyclone struck this place and
swept everything from its path, which
was clean cut and about one hundred
feet in width. No one, as far as
known, was actually killed, although
several persons were injured so badly
they are not expected to live.
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ulole Sam May TaIse a Hand.

London, June 17,-In the commons
o-day Sir Edward Grey, under foreign
ecretary, stated that in January last
ambassador Bayard informed Lord
secretary of state for for
Ign affairs that the United States
,ould lend it's good offices to arbitrate
ne differences with Venezeula.
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A pleasant time is anticipated by the
New Haven Chautauquans ON Wednes-
day, June 10, when 1t is proposed to hold
a basket picnic at Saltonstall Lake. All
past and present Chautauquans are in
vited to join in the festivities. AS far
as possible it Is desirable to take the car
leaving New Haven at 10 a. m.
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There We're no Fatalities.

Zanzibar, June 11-Slx shocks of
earthquake were felt at Mombasa on
Saturday, doing considerable damage to
buildings. Several mosques were among
the structures injured. There were no
fatalities.
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|ew York, June 17.-The receivers of
United States Cordage company
given notice to the creditors of
company to present and prove their
eral claims within three months. If
! fail they will be excluded from the
eft of such dividends as may here
n be made.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-18

Mrs. Willis D. Northrop of Ports
mouth, Va, nee Louise " Pritchard, is
visiting the home of her parents on
Center street. West Haven, for few
weeks.
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she Refnsed to- Proseonte.

an Francisco, June 17-The case
kinst j. K. Emmett, who while in
tate of intoxication week ago at
hpted to kill his wife by shooting
4, was dismissed in the police court
morning. Mrs. Emmett refusing
Iprosecute.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-18

Allentown, Pa, June 1.-THE Old Col
ony Trust company of Boston this after
noon entered foreclosure proceedings on
a mortgage for 100000 against the AL
lentown and Lehigh Valley Traction
company and it's allied companies.
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rennIa in nartfnrll-

Hartford. June 1.-THE tennis tour
nament of the Hartford Lawn club
opened to-day. Harold Holcomb won
from E. G. Talcott w. P. Sage won
by default from w. H. St.John. ALI are
Hartford menA
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The Fight is Postnoned.

Brooklyn, June 17.-The Seaside Ath-
letic club officials announced to-day that
the Choynski-Hall fight announced for
tonight has been postponed till next
Saturday night.
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satlafactorr Replies Preaenled.

Constantinople, June 1.-THE porte
has presented a satisfactory reply to the
demands of England, Russia and France
in the Armenian matter
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Died Of Southern Fever.

Westport, June 17.-Captain Charles
|. Fairchild, a well known sea cap
in, died at his residence in this town
lis evening of southern fever.
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A Successful Event.

Sydney, G. B., June 1.-THE un-
eiling Of the Loufsburg memorial to-
ay by the Society of Colonial Wars
las successful event.
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San Francisco, June 17.-Lieutenant
General Schofield expressed the belief
that the president will name General
Miles as his successor.
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Rose Salmon. and wife 10 Emma Greissmsn. No ooo
Il2 East ll2thst, = years o'"'
Resented solomon. and wife n Thomas 'onnors. --o
45th-st. 400 II Of 9th-ave year........ 2'''"
Stonan. Henry. and wife 20 Maria Claisse. ooo
12jthst. 40 n Of 5th-ave. year........- ouo'
Steinmau Theresa. and another 10 Helene
Schwiizer 5 9lth-si. 275 n 81 sth-ave. ooo
Tho Shacfer Brewing Go the Port
Morris Land and Improy ement Co. corner
IncTigsrS al'o VcaTs anu 10000
Tmbach william. and wife 10 Irving Savings
Institution. G0'h-si. 30 n Of 2d-avc. -, ooo
mortgages. I and instruments ............ l"""
Weston William II - i Olcott and another
trustees. Crosby-st HI n 81 Howard-si . o,o
4 years '''''
Williams Thomas = and wife 20 Title Guaranie"
Nv , vears ~ " ... 100 O0O
Wood. Philip Mary + Runk G3 West End ~
Williams Fred s. and another 20 w Hall ~ 40
"g'' i75 r. W o., nthave YEAR 10000
YesAy. Augusta. the East River savings In
sttution. lexington 215 II ~ 54th- ~
Yesndle. Adelaide a. Daniel Seybel. Van
Corlear Place 3I43 n ~ Wicker Place.
mortgages 1'5'V
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
st Nch2asaye ;ornc. ;S. y ,; sNS?S 81
pgnard ned9 lot ii b %3P pq 51 aa S Ho%
rrantfn,s Nos 50 ana S.. Isaac " How ana -
eoh-s 80 ''? 5is East 2'' Thomas Reilly
2d-aye. No 1895, charles Mccormci and wife - ooo
G"rm,rk e''y' "nlla" i@n'sa' 10 '''' 1850
vaifnjnS-ayc. 5 3 500 # n II Tgayers.s,
HS.3 II tc Briggs-avo 2jx9S3 Louis
sschelcher. executor Of Francois MERCER. 70 ooo
loGi6,s,. s. 100 {, Of .Amsicrian!- i23x
bart i.'eFA ,'.'F ~ ,''1''' 5000
Eiirdre-si 80 >o Albert schaf and another g -oo
BIo*dway. " $ 1910 r, n Of Grand,s,. 2e!S
New-York Realty ,.........,...
SAM w pirP@I'y' New-foFA Realty co TO $4,000
iansi go 225 West James and Lewis Rich 100
1s,S t,$ $3Ssys s. 't WIam
ssth "t e 50 81 It a Of adayc ?G8xoo Rachel
1tith,st 30 q i' East same same t. Aidic C;rcsn
Madifon-Gye vso CO.. f. "a 's $1,000
ll2th-s, No ii2 East, Emma Griessnan TO salmon !,
7, SCsS ana o +, Of i$2is. 2iiix75. John
i%sn and wife 70 - j09n Of a'a i,'h
James 6 Wallace and wife to Fitzgerald us g,
1875 W%l@%a Hgsp: 2g3 n me to r,
M isTa Land i%prey'm9! g to the 8 90 ooo
1doxasN1i sx25x9i: sarah l'eren to John Clare @''"
Same property; Mary 'iar" TO Sa''h 'Are ""' g,
Van an0' correar Place 5. 434.3 It " q Wicker
raCe 2 2Sss Io'eon te'''''Vu anu "| GOO
SAD, 1iag a az 25s f; Of ai-avt ieexlo2@ An,
,hony NcQuode 10 Gustav lAnFe ;......:
N' Ant s, sSs Mc SrGSioE o'u' lang anu
cre o.i5 ST. - Katie and Edward Iudson t.
s>;h-s 81 West. James Is citle and wfc o,o,.
e4, i'E s 27s # w Of central Park West
l23xloos. Theresa and sirmund Stein 80 %
i y j
a5th-st : $ 400 # " Of 0th-aye 25Noo4.
Thomas solomon Rosenfeld ......-.. 8 100
7g'hst ~ 20 West William Hall 50 Louise
M Williams -, .;
Madison ave " corner 67ih-st 1OU5N22 the
executors OF Olivia Attcrbury to Robert + cut go,
Sothsr 40 ica East: Annie MopanioS 20 Au- ,,oo
G5jh-s, So % Ess'. Wiian II ''rossnan and
G7;h -; s. y II W - Madi~on-avc 2eNl"'3.
Anthony Tfoes'h'r and VIE 20 Fulton coo.,
2i-ave W corner 63i-st ioo5Nlo5 ir,ul4r.
executors O. julius Wadswor'h to 'orn"' ,
SI-ave Nos 097- 100. tho executors. c'r. ~
cs'ner2e 50 Null g, = t Inoy - N.r $500
3,fh-si n 8. 5000 e " of a,h-a,- y 3N> .: ..
James \ o'Gernan. Referee 'o Ge.rse r'eger 1000
C4th-st 80 4 " ~ AmS'"r1am-a'". |"N g.,
SSH. 81, n S. - y q Coumbia-ave So,loo>.
John Livingston and VIE TO executors ~ olivia o,
ss-h-s,. 81 31S West. william NIclas. to
r ''~a,H 28G n n of ua,,yia.st ~
Goez and wife - solomon Marx ............. 500"
New Cham.eis.s'. ~ =" and y lei j''1's-~'. co.,
M,rcer-s y Is .ud 10 ~ B-oadwa,: Thomas
Williams and WIFE 90 John Down 'N...... "-'''''
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HELP " t>TfD.
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AGENTS WANTED fDr u"' most popular
fuhlrrl1tian rnoh ever Published. Aldi'-'
o. c4U s. : WOOD rl WLl"iliNi co.
r .w ~. World H.aillnr N"s t.f.
AGENT WANTED By w~u-kr,uu let
grrr. Address Will part .n1f7. Ilt'
1'RER E4N lG TribuH" ONicc
AGENTS. Side line. -alesw"n located .n
co. f-uyr,l;ng un.,eu1'ed country can 400
SRI Us nrst-c.ass agency with 'r.e "Hihi
from hish-rated manufacturers. 're ae~'t'
has earned 81. 90 lu four CONSECUTIVE 20
years J. o. i.31l. Nv y af'.
Roy WANTED Must Do" VOL r"con
mendrI ana q r.ad.a'" 90 N"N 10Th 'i
Br.aklfu .sll.l. vsg 200 i~r.r. -
v-.s 'nu ~ UEAlNIHD a ARM
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Man A>p wIFE or general farm"ore
ilsu must be- s1al u..ta"r. star" Nhf'-
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Atir.'- g.. Tribune ofi
WAITED .Ti-.t !t.s -ts f,'lr" sal"trn ir
f.' Western 'rH 90. trsH.U. stating -tlt'. .
.tir '-I &C., Address \ o.. Irihuu'
rf'' .r
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WORK WAITED.
Female.

INSTRUCTION Three hours daily sl-
l~rI.r instruction by lads teacher ak
changed ~ refined hon" IN New York
.rI.. hlgt~st ,ify testimonials. Blk ~.
I-... ln..u'. y. i.
fhSTrgTSS lv p respectable married
vofnt. O.. Iar..trs-. husband handy /.
h.s' ~ -efe-en~" Nfs UFALY. lTN las;
t1sfh.s' tsf'n"ui
MANICURE wishes f~w Gust mers ~ her
home ~ residence. - East 18Th 81. near
Broadway.
sTESDGU ATHER AMI TYPEWRITER
.ening Smith PREMIER machine. desires
situation. three f..trs' experience. best Of
references Address BOX 1913. orange y. J.
STENDGRApVrR bennington AMI calf
graph operator. .n.i -'lHca'lIn. s1'fiy
f.nn.r- y
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OIiIN ASIED.

. man n. .. "a r.f.-.
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h.'nf"f N44'"-' NNHi'' '. "'N w. 900"
an" 'i.~
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80.
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d.. 80 ..-. rgo.I
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90 t...- 20 ner .lnr'~ .'i.r. salary s. ~.
s..t tf.,.t S. P a.. ,'lrf--'. Brook
D.
uaETr r. rr,t..f..a baker 90 lr~.'
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basement
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CLERK .r COLLECTOR 3D.. man e
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rc'rf"nc" from last empl"f"r - h'n"'i'
Adlr"ss CHARLES JOINS. - Bartlett ST.
hr'"kifn
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ASBtRf PARK. y. j Desirable
furnished cottages for rent.
Lists. MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park y. J.
RIDGEFGELD. CONN Furnished houses
10 rent. 4 lovely village. two hours by
railway. sal'.brious air. " HAKG 49,
RrOadWay.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADJUSTABLE CLUTCHES. A patent flr
sale 10y FRANCIS A. PEBBLES. Iunck-
10y Ohio
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FLOORS TO LET. WITH POWER.
day and night
IN IN"
METROPOfJTAN REALTY BUlLDlN6
FireproOf construction.
WINDOWS Of FOUR SIDES.
Fronting pos feet on Brooklyn BRIDGE
IS feet on William and Rose sts.
rutland e. WHITING.
3 Peekman-s'
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REAL ESTATE.

For sale and Toilet.
AGENCY FOR MONTCiAlh.. HOUSES, az
Linds. sale or rent. binding SITES
Ti'HGS & TAYLOR Beekman-s,.
AT FLUSHING. L. Houses. farms ana
villa property % Jet and for sair. -
MASTER. Real Estate Agent f''S"'"s'
y. !.
FOR RENT n SALE bargains IN h ,,P'
el,rs reasonable ISRAEL. q. ADAMS q
co. Atlantic City. y. J.
brooklyn.
FOR VIGILANCE SALE OR RENT .
- os.s,e eli, or country. cal or ad-
dress LUTHER II POTTER & BRO -
Fla'bush-ave Brooklyn
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANTE

UOUsEMAN or STEWARD BY single
man: accustomed TO general housew observers.
cleaning windows and bresses. VANS ny
floors. sweeping. fires. etc. pernsns ari.pce
sition: - Years in last place; experteno1
as cook and steward. NJ. LEONARD ~
bridges BROOKLYN.
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MACHINIST, 25. frst-class lathe and good
vice hand. understands pipeftting, wants
position. Y. RISSACHER, ~ Scholes-st.,
BrOOklyn
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tT.l.>rNNT .~ VALET by respectable
I.t..I Pr,f..-t-f. -d. export ar '.t.-'
-.H..:r. strong ar. ohiglug g1.l refer
...-. a ROBERTS POO it'h-s' Nkl'n.
Ii rfTN German. hr-'-'lass butler
trr-. .srft eYfIy-f-n'. rify ~ country
le.t .i'r if.rrn--.. d. X. Christopher
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FLATS TO LETT ufurnishcd.

AITMONT AND PIEDMONT. 60 70 II
West hSih-S'.- 1-TOJm beautiful apart
nent and location. $40 TO 500. others all
prices. STEN Ems. @th ave. cor. 13d 81
i53 AND 80 EAST 72D-ST. Handsome
seven-rOom apart ments, elevator ana
steam heat. inquire 81 Janitor.
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NURsE.A respectable colored woman
would like position TO take care II sick
lady. can rub good. 929 Gth-ave., ist
floor. rear.
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
WANTED-A competent lady st"nog
raph"i. typewritist ana telegraph operator
Tor brokers' office. Address. stating saltr,
expected. l.. NJ. Tribune Ofic".
WANTED. A young or middle aged
woman. good plain cook. good washer
and irpner, fo DO entire houS"Norh for 4
family ~ three adults. all away from home
during the day. muU hay" good reference"
wages. <ll Address CLARK. Box -
West BROOKLYN
WANTED Ladies' OF young men TO take
light. pleasant work a their own homes.
81 To- 81 day can be- quietly made. work
sent by mail. no canYassinS. For parilcu-
lars address GLOBE MEG co Box 33il.
Boston. Mas Established 1870.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

various dimensions, at Nos 90 % q and 2s Greene
ST. 10 cost $4,000
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


A SOUND LADY's COZ: perfect beauty
- carriage and saddle. Si2j. SnNers
;Ensbout wagon. S75; harness $50. tadqie
and bride. all strictly FIRST class. BUR
TON. Box y. Tribune Once
A STYLISH ladys driving anc saddle cob;
sounG. $l3J. handsome Tilbury gig. $l15
almost new Srvers runahout wagon. bur
little used $40: English harness $50
Ilndon saddle and bride: trial invited /.
fully guaranteed. HOWELL. Box y.
Tribune Oiice.
AND-NEW runabout wagons. Stivers
ia-cs; design: hand made throughout
f,.lir guaranteed. price. $40. MANI
FACTURFR. Tribune Office.
cFILD's Pony. win cart and harness.
for sale or 10 hire for ne season. Ad-
dress Dr. .. c. Jackson. =. .. Box
lGl. Jamaica l.. J. y. J.
HORSE. single truck and harness. cheaI
fo- cash MORIARTY. 1879 Front-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

Front Above ROOM on second nor.
p-iya'c house, r"asorabie fo i--wau"u'
parry. - We; fG'A 81. door, from
Broadway.
18TH ST. - WEST DcelIahl" lars"
room. suitable Tor On" or Two young
men: references exchanged
DIST ct. AZ WEST Rooms 90 JET. prop
erly heated reasonable prices. southern
exposure. r"f'r'nser
18Th ST. u between .th and NsdiSon
D@sirab." rooms. Convenient principal
hotels. clubs. s. 20 $40 weekly. gentle
men
4IST ST. I2G WEST near broadway Gri-
Vate house,. Handsomely furnished con
Meeting rooms second floor through. all
convenience. gentlemen.
53D- ST. - WEST Handsome rooms -
suit or slngiy elegant back par'or,
br.Akfas. ~ desired. moderae terms. ref
erences exchanged.
2G7 VEST 3GrH-S Large. neatly fur
nishci room; quiet. prirat" family. con
vcniences. gentlemen. married couple.
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FOR SALE.


AT REDUCED PRICEs.-5oo second hand
wood and iron working machines; fuzzy
guaranteed. machinery bought and eA-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 39s Madi-
son-st.
AT LrTTLE'3 TOOL STORE. 30 Fulton
ST.. New-York workshop machinery Qoot
newer, list free; wood carving tools scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods: incubators
and trooders in operation
BICYCLE. in excellent condition. light.
AT III Taylor-st.. BROOKLYN.
BICYCLE. Columbia. 81 n. same ~ new.
sS; also Heiical Premier, new. = 10.
$50. both wheels guaranteed. BOWEN.
~ Livingston s., BROOKLYN.
CATBOAT FOR SALE.-22 4. over all. 20
n. water line. open cockpit. rigging. san.
hun. etc. In iirst-class order. price -
cash. For further details address ECHO.
Tribune Office.
FOR SALE. account u removal. at
less Than y value. all kinds ot butllhk
materials. granite. hrOwnston", fagglng
iron beams. timber. windows. &C. *
Call or telephone - BYRON W. GREENE.
JR.. liih and 18Th SITS. near Avenu" 9.
Telephone call 1929 18Th ST.
FOR sALE.-A Bar-Lock typewriter: near
~ new. stand. cover everything com
plete. cost sos: will sell for So cash. Nd
dress ARTHUR. Tribune Ohic".
LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE. with lease;
factory nelchborhoOd. big liquor trad /.
rent. So, Apply 79l Washing,cn-st.. near
danscyoor' Market. 40 agents.
OLD PAINTING Of Napoleon ard Genera!
Mura'. lTN22. For particulars address
WILLIAM DUNBAR, Oceanic. \. J.
SAFES.-Two large. fire and burglar proof
jewellers safes; large hreproof safe; !
medium siz" safes cheap. safes repaired
and reprinted. IsENBERG. ~ Spring-st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE To LET

NEAR GLEN RIDGE station. Montciair
y. 1.-Two modern dwellings; excellent
!ycaiion and neighb1rhoOd. grounds. 12x
- each. low rent. $3.50 each. EDW. II.
HAMILTON 4 CO.. SO Broadway.
OtfANGE. y. J.-Node:h residence. u
rooms. Improvements. gas. water. sanl-
an plumbing. furnace. nacadamlzed
Ioecs. electric lights. une1ceptiOnable
neg nsiEn oofhood: rent 5000. w. H. BEL
ShEH' q Reade-st. New-York city.
SUMMIT. y. J.-Furnished and untur-
hlsAei houses 10 let; season or year
ins lg ana small: best locations. l.. O..
-0lIfk. opposite station.
~ LET FURNISHED FOR SEASON
me OLD Toffey House on Quaker Hin.
.eaf Mizzen Top Hotel; house in good
II'osr; seven sleeping rooms; ten acres o..
,,ahd; fine Attorney COW. stable for three
n'fsss; garden. etc. Address Mrs. ANN
X HAfEs. Quaker Hill. Dutchess Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
pla,n statement of facts. inclose with
81 ana written opinion sent you. All sub.
iccts. send FOR prospectus WAuHOfE
LYNN. Pres HENRY w. UNGER. Treas.
~ Broadway.
BOOKS. Old boolts. magazines. files 81
newspapers bought. back numbers or
same for sale. Silks BOOK EN-
FORUM. 1i1 6th-nve
I.AvALLIFRF celebrated French corscts
in ~ different shapes from Dsc upward ;
most perfect and most reasonable have
n, equals. Try them JAMMEs. 9oo Dread
way.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
brooklyn,

brooklyn.
sio CASH. 500 quarterly. buys brick
enonse; rooms; all Improvements: near
~ s,,aatogarave.; n minutes Bridge; price
6msv Address POSSESSION. Tribune
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BOARD AND ROONS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
IL SMALL private family. nicely fur
nishcd. heated front room. hrs,-class
board ID IA, l72 West l2iih-st., south
east corner Tth-aye.
NICE. LARGE furnished parlor floor,
piano. comfortable rooms. reasonable
board II desired. I4j West 22d At.
lsTH-sT.. AZ wEST.-Iargo. desirable
rooms; nrs,-class house. substantial
meals. good attendance. transients accom-
modated.
ATHEIST. U-AsT. Handsome second
and third story front rooms. superior
table: moderate terms; references ex-
changed.
74TH ST. WEST. Select board in south
ern family: references. CASHIER. j. o.
Box .. l6S.
1879 MADISON-AVE.- One handsomely
furnished, most desirable room: table and
attendance unexcelied.
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