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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
ROHEMIANS TO FIGHT TAMMANY.

The evidence taken before the LeXow Committee
demonstrated that the police carried their black
mailing operations extensively among the Bohe-
mans. The term 'pantata" first became known 10
the public through the testimony OF Bohemian
saloonkeeper. As may be imagined the Bohemians
are not In love with Tammany Hall. In this cam
paign they intend TO demonstrate their disapproval
of Wigwam methods IN a very practical way.
The Bohemians of the XXNith Assembly District
have organized a campaign club under the auspices
of the Independent County Organization. The club
now numbers 1000 members. They do not all live,
however in the XVIII District. This week ar
rangements will be made to have Bohemian hide
pendent County Organization clubs organized In
every Assembly district where there is any con-
siderable number of Bohemians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

There will be a Republican rally In the Annexed
District on Tuesday evening at Urbachs Hail. One
hundred and -seventieth-st. and Thrd-ave. The n-
lowing will be the speakers: General Horace Porter.
John Proctor Clark. James r. sheffield and A. w.
Lightbourne
The Womans Republican Association OF Harlem
will hold a public meeting for men and women at
the I.enox Republican Club house. No. lZ West
)ne-hundred- and-twenty- ninth-st tomorrow even
ing The Lenox Cub Will hold us weekly mass
meeting at the same place Tuesday evening. The
meeting will be addressed by several prominent
speakers
A mass- Injecting was held last night at Amster-
dam-Ave and Ninety six th-st. under the auspices OF
the Democratic Club Of the xXfst Assembly Dis
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REPUBLICAN coLoRED WOMEN MEET.

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF members OF
the Colored Women's Republican Association was
held last evening at Central Hall, No. l37 West
Thirty second-st. Mrs Helen Varick Boswell pre-
sided.
Frank D. Pavey, Republican candidate for Sena-
tor in the district the first speaker lie talked
upon the excise question: saying that less stringent
laws should be adopted by the Legislature. w. X.
Davis follow ed. and said he wished David g. IIill
present that he might take issue with him on
the negro question. He asked his auditors 10 help
bury Tammany not It's back. looking toward
Heaven. hut on its face looking deep. deep down.
Mrs Mary Hail then spoke denouncing Tammany
Eam
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NAILED TIE WRIT TO THE FRONT DOOR

PECULIAR WAY OF SERVING NOTICE PRACriCED
Of THE FALEsEs.
The unusual method Of serving Supreme Court
writ OF habcas corpus by mailing ii to the front door.
which practised by process-server In serving
writ on IIaibuiton Falcs and Mrs. Elizabeth Fales,
his mother, NO :S Fifth-ave.. caused great deal
OF comment yesterday The writ was nailed to the
door while Mrs Fales one of the defendants I'm the
suit was lying in the house sick in bed and Hall
burton Fales, her son. the other DEFENDANT was IN
The characters in this story are as follows; Mrs.
llzaoeth ial hfr son npfton AZ h1 ,s
wife. Margaret X. C., now Mrs Joseph Beale. The
assI nlIiies me ''!t III Mi.'oi ',,' e"rarai nCi
dents which date back = september, 1893, when
Margaret X C. Fales got a divorce from Halliburton
Fa'cs soon after gaming the divorce. this Mar
garet X. G. Fales married Joseph Beale. a naval
officer. and under her name Of Mrs Joseph l3eale
she secured the writ Of habeas corpus which for a
time nailed TO the front door Of the home Of
The writ is to secure the presence in court Of
Halliburton Fales. jr., and De Courcey Fales These
wife. now Mrs. Bealc. At the tine that the d.
vorce was granted. upon the ground Of non-support
The custody OF The children to Mrs. Fales for six
then TO Mrs. Fes for IKE period ana N ~, so
children to Mrs. Beale on september ". according
~ the case. ana declined to return them Mrs
Bcae has accepted the .ssue by securing the writ
to procure the presence OF the children In court.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fales was AT home last evening,
but was too III TO see any one. MT Faes Is still
out or me citt. lie ~ I'DItrtHttu ny IL
his attorney. Mr.. Lewis when AT his home.
No. lo2 East Twenty-sx th-st.. last evening. said
MIR Fales has for the last month invited legal
proceedings 10 test the question OF the propriety
Of the detention Of his children. On September
2 last a member OF the firm OF Strong 81 Cadwaia-
der called me and said that he purposed 10 be-
gin proceedings TO regain possession OF the children.
but no action 10 that end taken.
MI Faics had decided that Mrs Beae was not a
proper custodian OF the children He therefore gave
notice in August Of hs Intention but he brought
the children to Ncw-York from the country. where
he had been spending the summer. and by every
means invited action on her part 10 test the qu'
ton
"Qn Monday another attorney appeared for Mrs.
Beaie, and proclaimed Ike Intention OF taking pro-
ceedngs In the courts. | Informed him on Iursdiy
81 Nj. Faless intention To leave New-fork Tor a
Few days II looks as though the beginning OF pro-
ccedlncs at time when ne knew that the writ
could not be- served FOR the purpose Of preJuhc-
ing MI. Fa.es's position"
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UNITING FOR THE FUSION TICKET.

~,.,-r. r1vrs OF GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUBS
.xn THE COMMITTEE or FIFTY CONFER
r,sra wa. a conference between the Executive
comnittee and the Advisory Committee OF the CoN'-
nittee Of Fifty and representatives OF seVera "oou
Government clubs at the Gtsey Rouse YESTERDAY
.,.o,, c,, he Committee OF fnty .neIe WI
HoVe'"n ~ " Bliss. c. s. Fairchld. j. Ken
afternoon. ar r. Olney, Seth Low, Joseph H.
present .o'r. Sterling. A. II. Steele. Ehhu Root.
neoy lou, and Jacob II. Schiff. The Coco
Choa'e' ''',o ib representatives. were L. }. CAL
Heoise L. IF: A. r. Coakln. Club f. NJ. j.
GoVe'h"len. oidstein. Club X; s. p Carmichael
lsnan' Vi ~ Club Il: ]. A. Johnson Club F.;
kats anu ". r: Gherardi Davis and Thomas w.
and r. J. Swe0 ~
Z. 4. Alien. ~ long consultation as 10 the best
Folsom C'co eperation between the clubs ana tne
There was ATTY and the probable Increase OF the
methods Of co.'s indorsing the Fusion ticket was
n~ II was decared that fully tvothiIds Of the
entire membership OF the clubs Favored 'ne
sks Tnt Se sb w With power to confer and
with the Committee or rlI,y "a, ~, 81 % m
r. l. sweezy. ~ j. Katz 5. r. Car"''c'ae' anu .
There vas also a discussion regarding the ap-
H. members OF the clubs are 10 take active part
and il was announced that leahet for watchers sr
sued next Monday, when the formal address OF the
Committee OF Fifty. signed by the entire commit
The purpose OF the conference. which was to unite
as Srss q u sse On e. and which
have indorsed the fusion ticket was thoroughly &C
complishej according 10 the statements OF all who
were present
SAMUEL T. MADDOX DESERVES ELECTION.
Samuel T. Maddox deserves TO be elected Surro-
gate OF Kings County. not because he has he'd the
Office for years drawn salary from the
public purse for twice that length Of time for he
has been and done neither. That credit and the
emouments belong 10 his opponent He deserves
be elected. however. because he Is LAWYER
OF ability. a OF honesty OF methods and poe
sesses a character Of integrity: He Is BROOKLYN
lite by BIRTH by education and through his interests
His fortunes and his career are his own. made by
himself and deserved. vote for Samuel T. Mad
dox will be a credit 10 the voter
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trict to ratify the nominations OF Tammany Han ~.
John p. Everett presided Addresses were NAV Wi; NJ
Assistant DistrictAtorney John f. Mclnty'e ;;v,,nox
lam p Burr Martin J. Connelley, Henry y ""0'N
and Carl F. Ahstrom.
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RIG limp ON THE LAST DAY.

nRooKLYN REGISTRATION FIGURES OF fEslhH
DAY COMPARED WITH PREVIOUS YEARS
ves,e-dav was the fourth and last day of regis
tration in Brooklyn and there were added 10 'he
rolls $3.50 new names. against A.s4o ior we
last day last year 26si in 1888 and lSyv IN three 1ps
The four days as compared with the last tn mr.
wears shows a falling of Of nearly lov". oo'
narafive statement follows:
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lectures by Mrs Sarah Tyson Rorer, in the Concert
Hall every afternoon. Tomorrow she VIII tax OF
odd Fa hioned Cakes" and her audience will have
an opportunity for taste OF jumbles. Sally Lunn
spice cakes and ginger cookies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
INDoRsEs THE FUSION TICKET.
.o-,ox OF GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUB LAST

80 c,o,arrmen, Club met at No. 524 Hudson
- ,, n,eb, and by vote OF 30 to 2. adopted
resolutions indorsing the Fusion ticket and pedging
70 the candidates its earnest and active support,
~ ttxroS 70 C,onklng was elected a member OF the
.o, tho Federation Of Good Government CIubs
q, nIsce Of p A. Wieting resigned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
BOARD WANTED.

LADY. having me furniture. will exchange
for use OF room and board with educated
family OF high moral principle: excellent
opportunity for girl needing mothers care.
UNREASONABLE REFERENCE. Trio-
une Uptown ONCE. 242 broadway.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY young
lady student. l or . furnished or unfur-
n.shcd rooms. with or without board. In
respectable private house. centrally located
West eSd preferred nrst-class references
required. Address. with full particulars. II.
l.. g., Postoffice. Passaic. n. j.
YOUNG MAN desires clean. neat room
.b ss g. HS"r3 t. pI S. A g: sdsv fanny
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGk

>0Ooool0O0~O-O~~DNO y :. w - - y
FINE RROWNSTONE FRONT. thre"-story
and basement residence In East 18th st..
near Eastern Boulevard. perfect order;
price sl3. 800; mortgage. $1,000 at ) per
cent. or will exchange for small fine fiat
in good location: viii add little cash II
required. Address ADVERTISER. 800 East
sath-st
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UNFTRNISHED APARTMENTS


To Let.
HAWTHORNE. 12s WEST 18TH ST
Handsome broom apartment 20 Jet. ALI
windows sunny. decoration 90 suit tenant
Apply 10 janiior or Social Register. 30
LIbtr'y -st.
5Ol WEST 10TH 81 New hreproOf apart
mcnt house. second apartment elrgAn;
rooms and bath, az light: rent. SO. See
Janitor or owner, q. KLEIN. 5o2 West
llDf hist
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OARKYILIE FARM TROTTING SALE.
Mr.. JOHN II. SHUTS
will sell at auction
by
PETER c. KELLOGG & Co. AuctioneeTs.
100 TROTTING BRED HORs

TUESDAY ana WEDNESDAY, october ~ and 80. 49,.
commencing each day 1890 o'clock. on the track At
ParlSylc Farm Parkyle Long Island y. Y Telephone.
43A Flathush).
The catalogue contains Eoadsters Trotters ~ speed.
with an without record partly developed stake colts
nies with valuable emenis stations and GOD
o high breeding. and horses suited 10 nearly
all ligh' and carriage harness.
such remarkable sires M Stranger ,son or
Goldsmith Mat1l. Wilkes Director. STEAMBOAT,
Thistle Guy Wilkes Demarch simmons. Nutwood WI
ton Pandeo Tumor Alcyone. Eagle Bird, Sable Wilkes
Ante.o SO. viii hr gold IN large numbers Including
brothers and sisters - noted race winners
The be In the stables and paddocks or
when taking regular work the track each week
day prirf the sale: Doe sold the track II weather
permits otherwise the covered track Come rain or
shine
There arc dozen from New-York to Parkyie
Nhitchal-s NeS-Nork. o. brooklyn thence by Coney
Island Brooklyn rolley directly 10 the farm. about
minutes from Ncr-Nork. Take days outing and see
the horses beforehand
address Auctoneers at iOI Johnst..
New York. Crelerhcne. 319l Cortlandt)
NEW HINAHOUTS. Tor WAGONS, &c.
Several secondhand Irol CHAINS. Brewster & o..
Fine Rulalout pole and shafts. Brewster g 90.
EDWARD CALI.ANANS son. ~ West 4ith-st.
SHEA CARRIAGE BUILDER, tf3 w. 51sTs
has on hand number rst-cass carriages and fancy
traps every description and secondhand his
Brewster g. cos and OF other nrst-class makers
WILL SELL or RENT REASONABLE.
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishcd.

FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishcd.
voyoooooc~oo~ON~~N~ NoN<SNNNNvNS0|>~
LTH-AVE.. NO. l.0is icoruer s6ih.sv'-
Elegant apartments. focins PARK; 100 10
500 FRED STONE. 6o broadway.
AZ MORTON -ST.-Handsomest. new. "le-
gautly decorated nathnuse IN "th NaIn'
p0rtlco stoop: hot and cod water; rsnsr'
private baths and closets. no childreh'
open Sundays; $50 20 50.
s2p-sT.. ? AND WEsT.-Eght rooms
and BATH elevator, house and location
ffst-class.
9TH ST. ia WEST Light fats; six
rooms. bath steam: 81. SOS.
STEAM HEATED FLATS. Of six extra
rooms: all improvements: half block from
7, station: rent. $26 to $50. Janitor 40
West 66th-s;.
BROOKLYN.
RROOKT.YN FLATS TO LET.-15 minutes
from the Bridge. elegant and : rooms
anar,rnentg steam heated carpetet; janl-
tor service; every improvement; price. So
Call on LOUIS SCHNEIDER 151 Dekalh'
ave. BROOKLYN. Moving expenses al plid
FLATS TO T.ET-Furnfshed-
~~~~~~-NoNo-NNN~N.N N@~~|ONS"NNNONNOO~"
CHARMING handsomely furnished
apartment: u rooms and bath; all iight;
first floor east 2l3 West S0th-st.
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NEW.XORk
COACH HORSE AND COB co.

FOR SAI.E-A very stylish pair Of HACKNEY ored
y COIS: they "a. hands high. SIX years o',
sPLENDGDLY matched in color disposition ana GIIf
have extra style and high knee action. THoRouciLi
broken double single. have been used In the city ior
the last year fearless Of all Obstacles can road III miles
an hour and ar both good saddle horses
HANDSOME Ray MARfi-ANNA; she Is 10 hands hie
red Jewetts Aimont -gnthing ne
by Almon dam Lady Margaret by Gen Knox grammar
susie dam OF Gen Benham. record 2;?I1 Anna foI.-
BROKEN double and single fearless OF every
thing and mile in 2;io. Also the very hahd-
Some saddle Cob 15&. hands high seven years
old has extra high knee action; THOKbObfii1
BROKEN double and single fearless OF steam or trolley
cars and an EXTRAORDINARY good saddle horse ana
can jump feet in the clear must be seen and ridden
after to be APPRECIATED The above horses are fuly
warranted and subject VETERINARY ENAMi Ma
TON and satisfactory trial allowed Carriages incudns
an elegant Brewster glass Landau BrOugham VIC
oria Top Road Wagon r. NJ. STIVERS RtNABoUr
Wagon with pole shafts; double and single Coach
Coupe light Road Harness ladies and gents Saddles
and cloth Robes. Whip. &c CALI. AT ~
WEST 43D-ST. BETWEEN 9TH AND 6TH-AvEs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STPERTLCOTS hair and facial blemisheo
destroyed by electric needle; no pain.
scar or injury. book and consultation sit
tngs 81. y. Y. Eectrolysis Co.. 81 East
23d-st. y. Y
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FLATS TO ET-Furnished.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

c~Uoo-~o~ ~ oNNNNN~|-o-(-oIo|o
AWAITED. city property fats. private
residences and business property 70 sell
Call or send particular. OTTO COLT
SCHALK. rs Park Row. Room -.
WANTED. Nearby country residence sew
eral acres. Long Island preferred: Gus
toner waiting. Owne. only address. Civ
Ing price and particulars. J. l.. SCAR
ING ~ \assau-st
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ro,a,s. &C. 43s ls2.S44 l9l.5O0 ~ 500 19z'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

WANF WE POLICE 10 CLOSE THEIR SH0fs.
committee Of bakers called on President Roose-
vet. OF the Police Board. yesterday afternoon and
asked that the bakers shops be closed at 10 O'Clock
on sunday morning. that the bakers could have
holiday. Mr.. Roosevelt said That he and the other
commissioners would consult about the matter anu
give an answer next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-''Trilby's great
feat" the nine pin puzzle: Psulmier
key festeler: Herman's pipe coupling: All
hause's steam generator. EDGAR TATE N
COMPANY. 2I5 Broadway.
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HrnnklYn.
VNFvRNIsUED HOySE-To Let

.oor-05D.~-~ .-''Nr<>'N'S|>~~rD'@ooN1 o., =,
G62 MADISOS-ANE.. Just above llo'h-s'
-Thrce-si0ry and basement, large Nh'u
with omen view 10 Park. possession, svod
order. suitable lease rent $40 per month.
CYRIILE CARKEAU. Grani-st ana
ReWerE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Roberts DE-
vice for locking bolts: Condebs nipple
cutter: Belongs lifting Jack; Mutton far :,
rascope: Depuc's fountain pen. ED"h'
TATE 4 COMPANY. 2fJ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27


AT BRANCH OFFICES Il
Advertisements received at regular '"''
rates until y. M VIZ.
23s shave. a. q. cor. OF ssd-st
10 Cth-ave., cor. i2th-st. .s.s "a
ip2 Coiumhus-ave.. near West 6s'n-e"
io6 West 42d-st.. near 5th.ave.
70 West i4th-st. near oth-aVs. 49,.
PSI West 4:d-st.. bet 7th and e'n ~
i57 Ith-aye., cor. lAth-st
$50 East 4Iih-st.. corner 5d-a'e'
o4a Yves, i2.th-st.
ri East i2d-s,., near Madlson-asS
eco broadway. above {sth-st.
los ist-avs., near sSth-st.
ESQ 3d-ave.
76D .d-ave, near SIth-st.
5s& yd-sve. near 3,th-st
3. Avenue 4. bet. 81 and tth s.A
IL ,anal-st. and 49, Divisicn'M.
s.S Rieecker t.. near christcpher-sS
HARLEM OFFICES.
1856 East i2fth-st.
2t3 West lc5th-st.
$40 West iSsth-st.
Up to 80 M. at regular 0n'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

FINANCIAL BACKER or buyer wanted
for my system; L. s. Patent 1923. col :
general and permanent horseshoelng with
out mailing and burning the hoof. also
partner FOR half Interest In second -ha nd
we'll established general machinery and
tools business. LAURENCE SCHWAAB
2Oi Hester-st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-ATTENTTON, .,
A handsomely furnished "a noor' pain
superior table; suites ana Single Iuon's,
exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

FOR sALE.-Three unrestricted. cNcnyat-
ed seWcr-connecied .ots. nnest Iocat'""
W., c,de NJ RITTER 20 ". 0Ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Nelson's mos
quito bar. Hanlon's anti-friction gearing;
McFarland's window lock; Taylors trunk
medicine Indicator copyrighted: Peglaw
treadle. EDGAR TATE < COMPANY. 10
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.--Bllsss metallic
telegraph pole casing: Beecher's envelope;
Martins storm curtains. Malmros's cream
separator: Atkins grinding mill. EDGAR
TATE a. COMPANY. 245 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

IITH-ST. 30 WEST. sunny rooms sim
gle or en- suite; service; French break
Fast. references given and required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

A lg-ACRE FARM. Rockland County. f1r
sale. stone residence. dairy and hot
houses: spl-nddly located. short distance
from Hudson River. price $1,000. OTTO
GOTTSCHALk. Room ~. - Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

FEW MORE DAYS FOR THE ROOD Snow
The Food Show at the Madison Square Garden,
which has pleased exhibitors and amused the pub
lie for the last three weeks. WI. close Friday
evening Its features are various. Among tho I'M
portant features have been the series Of cooking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Schsinman s
corn holder: Mkeselrs thlll coupling
Hilrs barrel screws: Pierrepont's napkin
holder; Terrilrs Ice-cream freezer. EDGAR
TATE q COMPANY. 2i5 broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED,


WANTED. One or two sunny rooms, an.
furnished; moderate; references A. B..
sol Gth-aye.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

A LARGE and small newly furnished
room In Doctors houae: strictly private
references 56 West 46th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

A WEST 5fgT- sr-Floor en- suite or
separately; Handsomely furnished also
hall room for gentleman; board retef-
encPS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

CHEAPEST 22i-acre farm on Jersey coast:
rich soil large buildings well located IN
ocean CO.. y. j.. also LOO acres near
Lakewood and Toms River. good title. only
81 80 per acre. II. u. VAN SAINT. III
Broadway y. Y.
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.--Bishop's win
dow sash guide: Camps filling gage In
dicator: Walace's finger ring twine cutter
Gfiflln's w!ndDw yentilatOr. EDGAR TATE
Il COMPANY 2+5 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

4 NOTE. - Send for list Inventions
Wanted patent book free; Al these pat
ents exhibited Herald Square Hail. 1880
broadway; patent exposition Introducing
inVenfions
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CITY REAL ESTATE For SALE.

e@lIH WV
~oNoo>oorOoNNNNNNNN cNTO0S0>o~N~N~SSS
A -ITU-AVE. double fiat. J0SlOo Tor
sale; above IlGth-st.. excellent connl'lvi'
good .ocat!on: splendid investment PInSe
$50 900. offers submitted. OTTO Coz l.
SCHALK, ~ rark Row. Room 81
A BAEGAIN.-3Sth-st., near Broal"sy'
i-story and basement. hrownstone front,
privaie dwelling altered into mats; ipM
price: easy terms. ". j.. Box o. Lax
Broadway. -
FOR eALE.-Three unrestricted. cxcnyat-
ed sewer-connected .ots; finest location
West Side NJ RITTER. 255 W. V'th-st.
GENUINE BARGAINs-Lot adjoining
Bronx Park. near train and trolley I'm
Ward. $3.50 upward; easy terms. KOsEN-
THAI e POLAK. 203 East 46th-st.
% IRVING PLACE.-Large newly fur
nished house filed with dodgers; nrst-
class. for sale at great bargain. also bath
business connected; good money to be
made.
Brooklyn.
SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT for estate
funds. fii. 40: equity IN adjoining FOUR
douh,e. one single. hrsi-class flats; best part
PARK S.ope. rentals AD.dl@. u ROLktK'
n0.rf IlS Prospect Place. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
APARTMENTs-To Let

HANDSOMELY furnished suite or who.e
fiat or part to subet. Janitor. l+s West
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Leist's auto
matte pivotlng drill; Farnham's oven
door: Germans envelope. Plnke's bath ap.
paratus; Beairsto- Beckwlth's grinding ma
chine. EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. 20
BrOadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

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GENTLEMAN will dispose Of his locked
HACKNEY cobs: young. sound: lots 81 s'yle
and action: also. brewster mail pha''"n'
dog-cart harnesses. etc WIZ s'pa,"'e
,,ii,.hment "a sult purchaser; all hign-
class: in Al condition. NOMINAL PRICE
Tribune Once.
ItopsFs BOsRDED.-A few I'm. horses
bearded exercised and handled WIN ~,
dIcIous care. Address J. T. PIEIiSON, l'S
broadway. Co.,
HORSES wINTERED: low rates: gooI
care. long experience. ". II. STILES
JR.. farm New-Rochelle. n. Y
PARTY selling out. fine light coupe rock
away, cost $3.50. used two months, hiso
.,r,ev cost s3qJ last July. also. for third
value. fine cutundcr Essex trap and KIM
bali cutter. plated harness ana robes
Applv 10 West iIth-st.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-03
Aftor Six yonrs.

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She tried over u hundred remedies, none of
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and 1t worked like charm. She is now
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the world. and Furthermore states she will
never DO without q bottle. Quratol works
wonders on all kinds Of skin troubles and
inflammations. 1t Is also speedy cure
for burns, scalds, cuts and wounds. In
fact In every emergency 1t will prove
valuable family friend. Druggists sell It
so cents