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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR MOVING A SCHOOLHOTTSE
4 and Making improvements on Schoolhouses-
Sealed proposals will he received by the Suue-in-
tendent OF Common Schools in open session OF the
Board of Education, New City Hall, San Francisco
p NJ, for moving the Sutro School building from
Nineteenth avenue, near Point I.obos avenue, TO
the school lot on Twelfth avenue, between Clement
ana California streets, and TOR UNDERMINING the
frame, building fences and sheds, panking portion
of the yards and providing new system OF water
closets and drainage.
called proposals will also be received at the same
time and place for furnishing new system OF
water closets and drainage at the Richmond
School, on First avenue, near Point I.obos avenue
building fences and sheds and planking portion
of the yards.
All of the work will be done in accordance with
plans and specifications at the Office OF Charles l.
Ravens, architect of the Board, room SIS Flood
building, corner OF Fourth and Market stress
The Board reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids as the public good may require.
GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary,
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

r. DIVIDEND NOTICE-DIVIDEND NO.
Es~S 24 Cl5 cents per share) of the Hutchinson
Sugar Plantation co. will be payable at the office
OF the company, 327 Market street, on and after
MONDAY. Oct. 81, 1898 Transfer books will
close Tuesday, Oct Is. 1895 at o'clock P. NJ. L.
II. SHELDON, Secretary.
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WANTED - GERMAN IN WINEHOUSE;
w only ior tending bar; must know now to mix
urInkS anu sell goods in the store; steady place for
the right man. Address A, box 9, Call Office.
o. Z,
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ASTROLOGY.

THE GREATEST PROPHETIC CARD-READ.
er in the world, Csc; agnetic healer. $50 Fell
nR. MEAD ANSWERS ALL QUESTIONS BY
- planets date of birth. 361a Geary ST., rm.1
A STRAL SEER-PRoF. HOLMES, IL SCOTT
- St; horoscopes. questions, stocks, advice.
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RS LA CANDELARIA MINING COM
G~D pany-A stockholders meeting will he held
on SATU RDAY, Novem Der 2 1898, at 10 O'clock
a NJ. At $50 California street, So for the pur-
pose of amending the bylaws and transacting any
other business that may come before the meeting.
by order OF the board OF trustees.
GEORGE \. HILL. Secretary.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-MIS
EOR sALE-PNEUNIATIC BICYCLE; GOOD
condition; $25. 55614 Natoma st.
JOR SALE = REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
i No. 2; good new; cheap. Address A. box
5, Call Office.
EoR SALE HAWLER WHEEL; REAL
Il cheap. 1905 Howard st.
J7OR SALE OR TRADE FOR cow HORSES
L and wagon. 1l5S Park ave, Alameda
lust FORFEITED 2 UPRIGHT PIANOS.
y fine guitar, g gents and ladies fine gold
watches. and pairs of diamond earrings, all Tor
IS original cost. UNCLE HARRIS, Is Grant ave.
A LII MAKES OF TYPEWRiTERS BOUGHT
n and sold. 5. F. Typewriter Ex., $40 California.
BARGAINS IN ALL OF OUR DEPART
ID ments; baby-carriages, rockers. cribs stools
easy chairs, music-stands, etc, nj our factory
CALIFORNIA RATTAN CO, 55 to 81 First 81.
CHEAP-7 TANKS FROM 1900 10 $500 GALS;
~ buggy brass forcepump, 4x30 inches; large
lcechest. SOS-SlO Fourth st.
VICTOR PNEUMATIC SAFETY; GOOD CON
condition; only $50. 32S McAllister 81.
ONE SMALL MEDIUM AND LARGE SIZE
" hre and burglar proof safe 22l, 223 Market ST.
A LII TYPEW RITERS RENTED,
u including Smith Premier
LEO. n. ALEXANDER 81 BRO, sole agents.
us Sansome St, 5. +.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER SAFE
=, scale, ietter-press, desk; cheap. l02 Clay st.
NEW RANGES CHEAPER THAN SECOND
~ hand. w 5. RAY Mig Co.. - California g..
COUNT ERS, SHELVING, SHOWCASES
- bought and sold 1I2l15 Market bet 7th and sth
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e. BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR So
W. Collections made, city or country. Pacific
Collection Co, 4l5 MonJgy ST.. room &. Tel. $3.50
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Continu.d.

SWEDISH GIRL WISHES WORK BY DAY
- in family laundry or chamber; no objections to
suburbs Mrs. NJ. c. ANDERSON, 95S Willow
ST., Oakland.
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E45a ROOMS WHITENED. 81 UP; PAPER
LS~S ed So 30 IN. 5l712 Third. George Hartman.
rrF@ COLLECTIONS; TENANTS ELECTED,
5~S SO; costs paid. 40 Montgomery. rn. %.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOSOO PARTNER WANTED IN FIRST
Ut -COO. class Market-st. saloon: established
for a great many years and has always made
money: handsomely fitted up; clears $500 to $500
per month; trial allowed before buying. NJ. LESS
IL son, Fourth st.
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- WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
G~S scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed. c. ROSSI u CO. 242 Suffer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ee@S CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE.
tb~S Chiropodic Institute, room D. 906 Market.
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YOUNG LADY WISHES A POSITION Al
Il housekeeper, or would do general houseworh
Call or address 100 Second st.
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TYPEwRIrERs AND SUPPLIES.

INVINCIBLE RIBBONS AND CARTOONS
L are absolutely guaranteed. United Typewriter
ana supplies Co., Alb Montgomery st.
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RARBER'S 10C. SHOP FOR SALE; 2 CHAIRS
- %IoO Ninth and Broadway, Oakland.
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GOS0 NEW STEAM PUMPING ENGINE
.DAOO. capacity 5000 gallons per hour. Pei
kins Pump and Engine Co, III Main ST., :. T.
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RARBER-SHOP FOR SALE; REASONABLE
- oner accepted; owner going away this week;
must be sold, @ Mason
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TT-Fs7 CLAN FRASER. NO. 78, o. 5. C.-9fEM-
Es~-G bers are requested to attend the funeral of
our late honorary ciansman, DUNCAN c. Nc
VICAR. TODAY (MONDAY) at 1880 o'clock,
from the undertaking parlors Of c. II. Porter IL
Co., 122 Eddy street.
THOMAS FRASER, Chief.
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E6ES FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN AN
81 Abstract of Title Company in Eureka, Hum
bCldt County, Cal. System complete and full
search of county lands in Office. Cost date So,
OVO. Terms very reasonable. Full particulars
given Apply TO j. MCCAL LAN. Eureka. Cal.
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NETWORK CITY.

A sarios of fen sermons on Living Issues" is
nounced to be delivered from the pulpit Of the Lex
ington Avenue Baptist Church. at Lexington-aVe'
and Observation-Disclosures on sunday morn
tngs and evenings. Next Sunday night the Rev Dr.
j. L. Campbell will preach on Roosevelt and the
Excise Law
T. G. Winter announces that the contributions Tor
Lewis Iovelace now amount to s12s IS Contributions
continue TO come in although II has been announced
that no more are required. The latest contributors
are cash" S. and IL c." Tarrytown. SO
There will be celebration tomorrow in old ST.
Paurs Church East Chester. St. Pauls Is the only
one OF the original churches built by the Society
for Propagating the Gospel in Foreign GaFS 'ha' 10
still standing.
James A. Blanchard. John II. Knoepple ana Johh
C. De la Vergne composing the North Concourse
Commission, which has charge OF the acquiring OF
lands for the building OF the concourse IN 'he
Annexed District, met yesterday morning In the
Emgran,s Bank Building and listened to the pleas
of several Of the claimants whose lands Will lE
taken damaged by the speedway. 1t Is the
intent OF the Commission TO expedite the filing OF
proofs OF title and claims for damages By the az
fected property-owners. With that purpose in view
they will sit on Tuesdays and Fridays to listen to
damage claims and Wednesdays and Thursdays
TO receive proofs OF title Gains will be taken up
and disposed Of as fast presented.
The Federal Republican Club Of the XXIIId AS
sembly District Will celebrate its first anniversary
at the clubhouse tomorrow evening.
Charles Gore. who absconded with $4,000 belonging
10 THE New-York Herald" and brought back
from Burlington Vt. pleaded guilty yesterday be-
fore Judge Cow!ng in General Sessions, and
nanded for sentence next Monday
The Society OF Chemical Industry New-York sec
ton will hold the first meeting Of It's session at the
College OF Pharmacy No. 1l5 West Slxty-eghth-st
next Monday evening at $50 o'clock. Thomas Tyrer
president of the society. and Ludwig Mond. honora-
BILE foreign secretary, VIII deliver addresses fapers
Will be read by #. Lynton Briggs, H. Schweitzer
and others
Mayor Strong yesterday stood on the steps OF the
City Hall and reviewed the Volunteer Firemens As
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NEWARK.

In the Vice Chancelors Court yesterday Johh o.
SNYDER an aged farmer living at Brdgewater' IN
Somerset County. sued his two sons, Albert ana
Louis for $50 and $1,000 respectively. for which
amounts he alleged he had received worthless mort
cages.
County Clerk Wrightson, who was a defendant In
the suit brought by Lay Judge Herman Schalk 10
Jest the constitutiOnalty of the Elective judiciary
act which act recently declared unconstltu,,
jonal by the Supreme Court, has refused TO appeal
the case 1t is now probable that nothing moie
Will be done in the courts and that the matter VIII
be left to the Legislature next winter.
The Italian residents of Newark yesterday ceie
brated the thrty-fh anniversary of the fall or the
absolute monarchy in Italy by a large parade ana
festivities in Caledonan Park, Mayor Lebkuecher
and other officials reviewed the parade ana AFTER
ward took places in the line in coaches
Registration Tuesday was light. Inc totai OF
names on the books is 1854. There are two days
more registration. The total last November was
50,921.
Maggie Rice. aged thirty. was found dead at No
IS RiVer-st, yesterday afternoon. Her race was
bruised and there was an appearance of strangu-
lation The woman had been dead about two days:
She had been living with Charles Rice VINO couiu
not be found yesterday.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Iouis ID Aubigne for about two months night clerk
at the Hotel ST. George Is fugitive. and Brooklyn
detectives are trying to find him. About $50 OF the
hotels funds have also disappeared. DAubigne Is
son of an officer OF French birth OF rank In the
Swedish Army we'll educated and moved in good So
ciety
The Phoenix Fire Insurance Company has bought
from the Fulton Bank the old Gage restaurant prop
er;y in Montague-st. for $4,000. The building was
partially burned last spring. The Insurance company
will erect building on this plot TO form pari OF
their property fronting Court-st
Colonel Harry W. Michel. of the l4th Regiment
has appointed Judge Alfred Steers assistant inspector
OF rife practice ex-Captain Ransom Cardova. COM
mssary sergeant; Sergeant Frederick Refenstall OF
Company F. quartermaster-sergeant TO the 20 Bat
TALON and Sergeant William Stevenson, OF Company
H. auartermast er- sergeant to the LIST Battalion
Fire at Bath Beach early yesterday morning dam
aged the Avoca Villa Hotel and bathnS-houses
about 81 600 and the coal and wood yard OF Henry
Henjes adjoining to the extent of $1,000.
The Rev. ]. +. Carson will lecture in the Throop
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Throop and Willough-
by aves this evening. the subject of Good Citi-
zenship unique feature of this lecture IL its Illus
tratons. over a hundred lantern slides have been
made expressly for this lecture. and will be shown
by Professor Gould W. Hart Admission Will be free
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socistion The veterans were bound FOR their an
nual convention, which Is to be held at Reading
Penn.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is open free TO
the public from 10 a. m. to sunset on tuesdays
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays; on sunday
afternoons from o'clock TO sunset and on the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays on Mondays ana
FRIDAYS from 10 o'clock until sunset copyists art
students and members of the Museum only are ad-
m.tted free; others have to pay an entrance FEE OF
25 cents on these two days.
The Museum of Natural History Is open on week.
days from to o'clock On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is admitted
free. On Sundays it is open from to o'clock Ad-
mission Is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays
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WHAT * GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican County Convention. Lyric Hall, No
723 Sixth-ave., p. m.
Westchester County Fair and Horse Show. White
Plains.
Chamber Of Commerce. No 81 Nassau-st., 1870
p.
Executive Committee OF Tammany Hall, p. m.
Forney cour-martia Brooklyn Navy Yard, 10 a. m
Brooklyn Jockey Cub races, Gravesend. p. m.
Dr. Parkhurst at City Vigilance League mass
meeting Sixteenth Baptist Church, p. m.
Meeting of Good Government Club F. No 5s4 Hud-
son-st.. D. m.
Republican City Convention. Brooklyn. old 18th
Regiment ArmOry, D. m
Opening Of Exhibition OF Food Products and Ap-
planes Madison Square Garden amphitheatre, 1870
D. IN.
Meeting of Aron Society Fifty -ninth-s and Park
ave, p.
Convention Of Christian Alliance, Gospel Taber-
nacle Forty fOurth-st. and Eighth-ave.
New-York City Woman Suffrage League, No.
Lexngton-ave., p. m
Supreme Lodge Convention order Sons OF St
George Grand opera House hall
Election Of major Of 18th Regiment. Brooklyn.
p. m.
Suffolk County Fair. Riverhead, Long Island
5 II. Willard before noon prayer-meeting. No II;
FultOn-st
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NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The troubles In the Summit Avenue Baptist
Church Jersey CITY, were settled yesterday by the
resignation OF the Rev. Edwin MacMinn. pastor OF
the church The resignation was accepted.
A trolley-car of the Consolidated Traction Com
pany of Jersey City, into cart in Bayonne, on
Santen,her o 1894 A number Of persons were in
fIred among them Mrs. Mary Whelan, OF Long
island City. She brought suit for $1,000. and yes
ierday Jury awarded her 81 500. Other suits grow
ing out of the same accident are still pending
Louis H. Broome. the architect VINO superintenned
the erection OF the City Hall. yesterday hled
with the Commissioners a reply 10 the charges pre-
ferred by Mr. Maynicke. the expert who was EN-
ployed BIZ the Grand Jury to inspect the work Mt
Eroome charges Misrepresentation and evasion he
saws that the expert did not consult him. Dut Went
10 the contractors for infornla ton. TWO OF the
Commissioners were dissatisfied with the reply anu
IL was tabled until next week ,,,s ST.,
wife on June g. in Jersey CITY, Will be hangea III 'e
Hudson County jail at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
THE REV. DR. AND MRS sToRRs RECEIVING
MANY CONGRATULATIONS.
The Rev DIR. and Mrs Richard S. Storrs cele-
brated the ffteth anniversary of their wedding al
their home No. so Perrepont-st., on Tuesday.
Only few intimate friends enjoyed the privilege OF
facilitating the couple on their long term OF welded
life as It was not generally known that their half
century mark was at hand. Since Tuesday. how
ever. the congratulations. personal and written
have poured in by the Men of all denomna-
lions have during the last decade paid tribute To
the genius OF the pastor Of the Church or the
Pilgrims pulpit orator. He is famous as a
scholar as well a speaker, and the announce
ment that he is lecture Is sufficient at all times
to bring out large audience
DR.. Storrs finds time In addition to his pastoral
work devote a great deal OF attention TO the
Long Island Historical Society. the Brooklyn Ii
brary, the Brooklyn Institute and the American
Board of Foreign Missions The doctor came OF Il
long line OF Congregational ministers. He was edu-
Gated at Amherst. and became pastor OF the Church
OF the Pilgrims Of Brooklyn in 1916.
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DIR. TALMAGE RESIt

DR.. TALMAGE RESIGNS HIS CHAPLAINCY.
The Rev. DR.. r. De Witt Talmage, who about
eight years ago succeeded Henry Ward Beecher as
chaplain of the 18th Regiment. on Tuesday night
sent his resignation of the chaplancy to Colonel
Watson. His letter is as follows:
Colonel Watson, commander 18th Regiment
Dear Friend: Ever since the eth day of March
1883, when commissioned chaplain of the
18th Regiment i have found a delight In being as
ISOLATED with the officers and members of the regi
ment
1t has been joy for me to serve with you the city
and State.
Now am about to move from the State and take
residence in Washington. ID. c., therefore, j here
by resign the Office of chaplain of the 18th Regiment
Infantry Of the National Guard of the State of New
York .
In parting from you wish to express my graft
tude TO you, Colonel Watson. and to all your staff
and all the members Of the companies for Kindness
shown me- and / pray God for your happiness and
p'o''e''' T. DE WITT TALMAGE
Rrooklvn October l. 1895 Chaplain.
The resignation was unanimously though reluc-
family accepted
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"a oUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OPEN Ride.

The Aaueduct Commission opened bids as follows
yesterday for completing highway across the
east branch OF the Croton River. at Reservoir ID, In
the town of Kent. Putnam County: Thomas f.
Mclaughlin 1854 80; Richard Dooey, s@,07S 49,
John Flanagan Sl3 O57: Creeden & Lander. $l29S 5O
Patrick f. Curran Nl,637; Peter j; Doherty, 3l6.-
626 70. The contract Will be awarded next Wednes-
laV
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Board OF Trade OF Mount Vernon has issued
several hundred invitations to wel-known people TO
inspect the improvements that have been made on
the waterfront at East Chester Creek by the Gov
eminent Stages and carriages have been engaged;
which will leave the Board OF Trade rooms az
o'clock this morning for the front After the
improvements have been inspected the guests VIII
into Long Island Sound and places in the immedi-
ate neighborhood Of Mount Nernons improved
waterway.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The silk weavers employed by Pass Bro'hers.
manufacturers OF silk hatbands ana oiho'nss' "
this city, went strike yesterday because y. Wv
alleged refusal of the firm 10 pay the regular PRIV
Co. rnurerv work The weavers' striking has
thrown all the other hands out ,,, ,,s,o l.
scsnL 0,,s Nelcher OF Boston. and Miss iona r.
rane daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barent H. Lane,
were married on Tuesday at the home OF me pfaag
Esraan,an nastor of St Andrews Memorial Church
oaSc,ated' Mr. and Mrs Lane will live near Bos-
ton c,,...u,. cour. IN
this city yesterday the Will Of Richard Cushon' ..
Rye was proved. He left an estate 'aiueu ~
200.
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HOME NEWS.


ALBEMARLE-C. +. Mayer. president OF the BAL
timore and Ohio Railroad Company. BRU NSWlCk
Professor J. II. Bies. of GiasgGw. and, and Captain
Bradstreet Of Thomaston. Conn. and l. Fletcher
Appleby. Of WASHINGTON FIFTH A I'VE. EdE tx
Senator Warner Miller. GRAND-General G. c.
Augurand. Colonel E + Townsend United States ties
New-York Court Of Appeals MARLBOROUGH
Justice Leslie W Russell. of the New-York Supreme
Syracuse. ST JAMES-Ex-Senator NJ. c. Butler OF
South Carolina. and William ID. Bynum. of Indiana.
Congressman John Sanford, of Amsterdam y y.
and Hugh Mcmillan. Of Detroit. WINDSOR
Miguel Covarrubias Of the Mexican Legation at
Washington. and Mrs. John Sherwood.
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FOUNDERS DAY AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

FOUNDERS DAY AT PRATT INSTITUTE.
The usual exercises in celebration Of Founders Day
were held in the Pratt Institute yesterday morning.
After the singing of America" and the Scripture
reading and prayer by DR.. McClelland. r. H. Pratt
read brief report of the work Of the last year,
which took the place of the usual address of the
president Of the Board Of Trustees which was
omitted on account of the absence Of c. NJ. Pratt.
FoI,owng this report came the address Of the morn
ing delivered by the Rev. John Humpstone who
gave a brief but inspiring talk. based upon MS
personal knowledge of the founder.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. OCT .. 1896
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aurania (Br. Mckay. Liverpool September -
Queenstown 25 with mdse 43s cabin ana os steer
age passengers TO Vernon II Brown Co. Arrived at
the Bar AT 1910 n.
Steamer Lain Ger Hellmers. Bremen September ~
and SOUTHAMPTON 2o with mdso 200 cabin and $50 steer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
ELIZABETH.

Mayor Rankin has called the attention OF the C,'y
Council TO the horrible condition of the Eiizaoeth
River recently told OF in The Tribune Inc Mayor
saws the river needs thorough dredging ana cream
ing and suggests a be built in the bed OF the
stream and lock placed at its mouth: com
mittee has been appointed 10 take actioh OH '"e
MAYORS recommendations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-03
THE TRIBUNE.

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SLBsCRlI' tloN Nr RE.
n THE NFW-YORN TRIBUNE WILL. bS u,,si.
CEiVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No La in p.iR
way ~ door north II Thirty -hrstsi and nth.
TISEMENTS at the following Branch offices % n'ssi
ave $ e. corner Twenty third ST i52 S SIM 49, 10
Fourth ave cor. Fourteenth St. 800 lhfI aNs rsaf
Thirl-aNe cor Forty seNenth-st O2" lhitd A..
Sixty nrs st.. Los First ave, io1 West frtN ,s Isl
40 Cniumhus % Avenue \: l32S Thliu-t.s
West Forty secondst la9 Second ave 90 hnndred.
AIS Third ave. 2.oSl lhirdaNe.. between 'he-"
and twelfth and one hundred and thirteenth SITS ana.
AT the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one, un.n,ya fth.
twenty o43 West one hundred ana - "A
81, and $50 West One hundred and forty ltth s'' w
.. M, at regular office rateA