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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
,r, ,AcKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. r..
s,,,tcn. In New-York foot of barclay anu
Christopher Streets ,,,,,,
.,,,.,u,,, m TRAiNs. PULLMAN BUFFET
lars. PINTSCH LIGHT. 49,.

..-. ..,. - \ tcuAisn. BI<JOAr IkLD. MN SLaii~
D'e ~ on NOES summit t,rnasdvnIc. Da.hi ns
fldse Madison Sorrisown P.ssae rdsf,s;"' hGon
sover sianhope. MENTION Blu II lx r.;
,o., sS.,,pA TCONCi, Hackettstown, sShOC
t;;nrIET aIS Washington, PH!LiAIfSBCHo $500
Siur LIB BIZ, ~. p STROuT sBDRG poc9no mountains
sWcmnt.NVrOS PITTsTON WlLkEsBnffsisrs;;n NANIi-
COKE, pANvlIhE 6xF1Rp. "NSoRwfcH. waisr-
yIss . buTicA HSHFIELp srRiNGs r Sos.iIHa.
s0RNNiS6 BATH pANsyILE; B snTi Wr sna all
,,,d poi ~ MnnBiSGHAMTcN VAIL Stops at principal
200 1sBUFFALo SCRANTON sv pINGHAMT0 pm
I'M q: ExPREss Pullman Buffet Parior Cars con
nee, a, Bunaio A MIC BNoHXMToN and ELMIRA
i"v ipIsss pullman parlor cas- - m, W,
900 p MvsGRANToES;l Gilman mi,'n pa 1ii cars
1:so R&ll -p msff!ss11s1AMToN. ELMiRA RUF.
tF e1 PH,nsn I,urs. Sleeping Car Connects at
ESQ p NJ 1pailylBuFFsbfD2 frIcA' sYR4"nsE
and oswEGo EXPRESS PglIm.1 adns. a
PARK Place Broadway Tes s,S'. Of "a WEST ias,hs
M sconbu.-ave 3ss snd 72S PM , sna
Zoe broadway. Brooklyn 1'me '"'''@ s'"s ' ~
cation At all stations ..,.,.rv ~,u ..u ,o- ana
wTsTCOTT EXPRESS COstrANa w,' ee. a.. nv
shces baggage from hotel or s~''snes 70
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OTIS ELEYATlNC KAlLMhi'
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

q Connection with the CATsKILL MOUNTAIN
"Af from catskii .,o .~.,o. onp New
Connects with $40 II 80 and $50 tasH West
Railroads with Albany Day Line and Catskin , Laurel
NE for catsk Mt House. Kaatersk'o rteorn sunset
St.alkh' Santa Cruz. and Eka PARKS anu
"A LIMITED TRAIN over the New-York Cs ,on con.
sseesdays i:40 r. H. for Caiskil wnou, sH tskiii
Mountain Station IN HOURS AND 30 MINUTES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 9--Cot,on steady: mddng. 1l-loc
low nidding exc ordinary sac net and gross re-
cep;s. &c bales stock 10, ISL bales - ,,
Norfolk July o-Coton steadv midiling Gao. low mid
ding Lice ordinary. BIC net and gross receipts
Is bales: sales. IL bales: stock. l432o bales az So,
Savannah July 9-Cotton steady. middng 6ssc; IoW
middling. 5l6c good ordinary 13cc net and gro.'
receipts bales: sales. bales: stock. 90" bales
New-C,rieans July aCotton quiet but I'M: good MD
ding. sxc: mddng 6a.c: low niddns 64c COCO oiui
ra-y l-Isc; net receipts 40 bales: 3S bales ex
ports coa.twse bales sales $50 bales stock loobl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot of Deshro.ses and Cortiandt Streets
o.ao NJ isr Enss! June Jp.,,a 49, 1895 z
1000 AfT z Il rri,.0qTs
on e Ai ssnns 1.ns M sns
oS G s ssa 4osio
Pullman Sleeping and D.nns Cars . S. Louis, Louis.
vile and Chicago. An.ye CINCINNATI lo;4' A. NJ. ST.
$50 sSi r. H. Nj wE Snliats K Sleeping
sRs %anf Sax S %ssss II & s'
sns 9,Hns f?'s NO. iaaanapos
500 :0 H. fcirl e:'Fsa Sleeping Ca;
to Pntsburs Connects 70: Chicago daily ana Cleveland
ssa %xasiTiScToN and THE so s'S Hso ~con.
ssS % # 's5' "sS ii
raror and Dining Cars). 40 dining Car. DINING
s9tFhsHN n Y ni s1ssD, sss to
ATL5STIS COAST IISE da1,yp Sleeper s S.I, 70
Sleeper S.a sD tn Jack sseSn and cpAfe''0"
OHIO RAMwAT caI Express
'5sSf Ssf Min s-sss
FOR rxTLhNTic CRY, 100 p NJ. weekdays Through
FOX cA FI:S NAP hnS q 49, 100 and
% gSsT: aa 80 20 al So 1s's 8 lss % IN
week days; Sundays .sHcept, AsonIy farN ana ocean
Grove. s'' E 20! rnIL$.pDELfM.A:, - - univ.
sSsSss. a. ssS Ss so Do m. l. if 1fh:
Dining Car5 g. $50 DnIns Cap 3 Dining Car.
ninns , cs a ~ M = i nss II, and 9s.
Aso o"4i aS 0 Of s
nroadway Brooklyn A,Ies station. loot q Futon
c%ranv S H ss fora and cry ss
s' s and ys,Ssn 'es through to destination woon
General Manager. General Passr Ascn.
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ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business purposes: Investors advised
without charge Of desirable opportunities.
highest commercial references. GRlGGS
a CARLETON 900 broadway.
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Err e LIN ES.

Thtourh trans NeH OK fO0t 0f 'NNII.IrIs-H-
a. foIlows and minutes earle. from Wes' %! St
~ M A. N.-Vestibuled Express Daily iof Wa'"ry.
y:DU Eingham,on Emirs buffalo Bradford. James
town Cincinnati and Chicago Paror car to
O,s W-Dcaware Valley Express. Daily. ence7,
~: , Swnday Tor Tuxedo. Goshen. Middleton. Port
Jer.is Lackawexcn. Caiicoon. Hancock. Deposit.
Susouehannn and Monticello Pai:or car 10 Mont
q m - M-vcstibulec LIMITED Daily. Solid train r.:
s1:UU Chicago Chaua1lua !ske. arrives ccyeanf
s45 ~ Chicago T. NJ. Sceprr- - en-
cnxo Cleveland and Cincinnati Dninr car
~oo P M-Tunaio vestibuied EXPIRES, Daily arrive,
/.UU IrNalp G:3s g. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit, Chicago and the West Bunai' pas
sengers can remain In sleeper untt NJ go,
or r. M.-Via Chautauqua Lax, and Niagara tai.s
o:4O Daily Solid train 10 Chicago s!erpeIs 10 hu'-
r OcAI. TIME TABLE. TICKET AND PClLMA'
l conn, cdations al III 2G 40l and ~. Broahwhy
ia Fast i25ths, Chambers and West 25a-st ieri a
W. ynrh 0s broadway 333 Fulton ST. brooklyn 80
,y,S.an,t uo,oker and Jersey civ station Ere
,ansrei COMPANY calls checks baggage froI,
hotels and residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

FOR sALE.-A bakery. near New York
IL barrels per week; 600 inhabitants.
low rent. , horses, wagons etc. Address
X. Y. H.. ArisIey, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
NSBIRY PARK. y. For sale. dcsi-
able corner properly Large plot. d"clling
and stable centrally located. RICHTEKS.
III broadway. New-York.
ROAD HOUSE. $il.O0o. pay for Itself In
three years: near station: incluncs barber
shop. buildings. stock. etc hair cash.
COOPER & CORSN. II dgewDod. n. j.
FOR sALE.-Erlck manson and % acres:
nre@t location on Hudson River an iiral
home. 10 miles river view all improve
m"nts. cost S50Voo: will sell for VI ,Vv'
greatest bargain ever offered. must sell
l.. o. box POI. Peckskili. y. \.
LAKE, GEOKGE.
FOR SALE. owl and Tuckcr cottages
with boathouse. all in flrsi-class order
stu ted north OF Lake House grounds,
with ion feet on street and lake shore. .
ALEXANDER ORR. Troy. y. Y. --
ADVERTISEMENTS AID suBscRIr-
TONS FOR THE NEw-YORK TKln,
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.242 Broad"ay.
2d toor north Il Thirty-nrs, 81. and Ap-
NERTrSEyENTS at the following Bianch
Oric-s: 81 Elghth-ave.: $50 Third ave
corner Forty-sevcnth-st: 100 East Forty .
soventh-st. corner Thirdave.; no East
I2s'h-s'.. near Thlrd-ave. :026 miro ave- 60
near sixty-hrst-st.. Los Firs'-nVe.' loo
West Forty-socond-st.: 1872 Columbus-aVe :
i.G20 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE
a cross-ma,ched. handsome pair OF high
~ bred l5-hanl mares. ) and 6 years old
good dispositions: both solid colors: one a
coal black. the other bright bay; they
are sound. beautiful. upheaded. fast road
sters: single or double should 60 In 2:t0
or better Inquire OF WILLIAM c. Lam
MAN. Norwich. Conn.
HORSES pastured and cared for on farm
near Fort Lee: good shelter; terms mod
crate.
Address G. J SMITH,
Fort Lee. ". y.
$50 -rIGHT. frst-ciass extension top
.amiiy surrey: cost 10 order $500; almost
new. plated harness and two elegant lap
robes. $40 also imported saddle and bride
cheap. Apply E to IL at 10 West 4ith-st.
ADvERTIs1 MENTs AND srBsCRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
lNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
CPTO w OFFICE. No. 1922 Roadway,
81 door north ~ Thirty-frst-st. AMI AID
REFRESHMENTS at the following Branch
O'ficss: ~, Eighth-avc: 100 Thlrd-ave.
corner Forty-seventh- l5o East Forty
feventh-st. corner Thlrd-avc.; $50 East
1c5th-s,.. near Thlrd-ave. i.026 Third ave.
near SiSty-nrst-si.: i.70S Flrst-avc.; iO6
West ror,y-sccoLi-st.: 1872 Columbus ave
LEGO Broadway.
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RAILROADS..
-AMERIcs's GREATEST RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL

rom Grand Central Station. 42d Street r,,,...
$3.50 A. M.-ESeept 81 nd.y Umpire state HA'
ORB M%r.Scrpt sunday For Adirondack Noun
tain. thousand Islands and Montreal ,,.s....,
$3.50 A M-iaiiy. vast Mail For Syracuse Rochester
O,4O A M~Excepi sunday. For Catsk!l Mountains
sa-atoga, Lake George. Green Mountains anu
lO.sO A. Mixer, Sunday. Day Express. For all i'n'
Loo f. M-DaIly southwestern Limited. FOR o'"o'"
$40 i. M-Safrrdays only. Saratoga and catskh Noun"
tains Limited Bure, Drawing Room cars ....,.
CatskiIl Mountains, A!bany. Troy saTSosI6r .,ro,,
GO" sss a s. , tsS AToy Buffalo, c,.v.
land Detro'; Chicago. Cincinnati st. Louis
6:Zb = M-Dsly. Saratoga. Plsttsburg 81 '"'""'
-o,, saranac Lake and Lake Placid. ,,..,.,rs Thou.
sand Islands and Montreal p,~.,.
1880 T M.-Daliy. For Auburn Road points bn nn,.
900 p M."nally. Only Sleeping Car passengers sof
0n6 p. M.-Daily. For Cape Vincent. ogden'ou's'
Cleveland. Detroit, Chicago. - ,,c,n,,
points on New-york Central. every night except
ono unaay an nT: saS P M-pnly ercep, sunday to
0n5 A. M-Suniay only 20 Pittsneld and the Berk
'hTe HUI, va He Ti sry piy Tn TYo.KEns
IAN night traas run between I5athst and points
With the Elevated Road This is the only line running
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated by Prtsch light ., s..,.,
i.h-st o.2 broadway; 2ss coumbus,ys SO West i2''n
st. and lSs,h,.t station New-York sss and TO f"0'
baggage checked from hotel residence by the WESTON
Exp'ess Company. x,r,s
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

PARTNER WANTED with 1860 In the
best paying bicycle invention Of the age
nov selling daily In our principal houses.
and great seller: references ~xchant 4.
Address y. - H.. Grand Union Hotel
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
Country.

AT EIDFRDN-A hands me cottage. AL
modern improvements. newly iurnisheh.
fne stable. with living apartments Tor
coachman; rent low. Box -. E!oeroh'
n J.
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale and Toilet.

For Sale and Toilet.
FOR SALE or to rent new freshly iur-
ni.hed cottage with stable, near Watcn
hill r. T.. would he suitable for sna.i
country club Of gentlemen. For terms.
etc. Inquire n r l.. HALE. Watch h'll
House Watch mn II. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

COUTURiERE FRANCHISE. Summer
dresses. rumrE prices fancy waists
advanced styles. ladies materials used.
remodclling ~l"gant work. short notice.
MINI. ANDERSON los West Eth st.
fnrmer.v With Efern llros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

RAILROADS..
CENTRALRAILROAD Of NBW.JERSEY
Anfhracl;e coal used exclusvely)
-Four iracxs. Automatic Bloch 5ishas.
On and after June 30. 1903.

and AFTER june 81 ino',
Trains leave station foot OF Ii;iDefy c ~; L.
40 7,i5 $40 Gi.s Eas'o1, A. ~ JIG $50 sw
20 q X fasirnl A. ~. Loo 80 G:U r. M \.
, tsT ,s5 10 n. s%1days $50
Esaans 500 so ,s 20 A. nE Nj s saO.
days 100 2so $50 600 p ~. 12is nSH'' ,,o l:so,
100 800 5:a5 J. NJ. 1913 night Sundays io"' '''
T,r suniurS I@%!sbure. and wiliamsport At ~ %
SEQ go A. ~ ITO i:so 1880 p NJ Sunday" @''
a. ~ wv 81 AII~RAIL ROUTE 18Th o. po,n,
For Red BANK Long Branch ana so ,5 oso II 80 A.
~ Il 20 safgdsys ony). 1880 2Is ago oo 80 80
@ Z y ~ SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove ana H'o'''
Park 0 X A. 81 80 500 p. NJ p... -, p,rr..
FIR Lakewood. Toms River Earnegat fa'"' anu Dam"
a., 40 Sis M 1880. 4:3c p ~. m, prdg..on.
For Atlantic cry. Cape May. V'ne'ah'' ""' ''''''"'
40 A. NJ. 1880 r. ~ ,, and Highland, OF
roT MonmsSh Heash ao sea M iso 4so DIS p N.
Sundays sh' SANDY u '' look ROUTE;
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEtE, sii.Ut 81
From per s. ~. r.. foot fcctor 'Sorr,.pa,e
For uantlc Highlands. Highland Bsacn: na ionc
Rumson Beach seabright. Monmouth b.3nIs A.so < eG
Brsn.h IT 80 8 90. il 90 4. NJ l,vo '''' '' WV
For EiSeron Xsbury oceaS 1IoSe aas aso
south Point Pleasant II 90 A. ~ ii:rove and Asbury
$40 p. NJ Sundays except Ocean ''o's ""N
Psrk). 90 p. NJ. -. ,s-n.~,t $50 A. NJ
ror Lakewood. Toms River ana b"i"'s"'
100. 3:4s p. NJ. ,,.,.ca and pridgeton,
40 A r. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Summer Schedule In effect June 3oh lNoo' c.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Elboron: ocean Uro'e'
Asbury Par. bslm n r nrr,ns strse, $50 Red
Bank SIS 1920 1880 ~ Satusaays oa:
40 .2:i5 $3.50 400. $50. o;5o OIL" r. NJ '''
ss:I5 A. NJ. 80. 400 T. NJ ,,,....o. s,r.e,.. 40
40 .n: 10 1000 A. NJ 1910 q, 20 Saturdays only1 20
$40 $40 EXCEPT Red Eanh,x ~; XII, ~ :" '
SUNDAY trains do stop at Ocean Grove ana AsD"r'
Park.
sj)cnotes express trains. ., ID p.rDwrN
o. ~, pam r. r. q. y. A.. {. X. H. or NJ j.
u - ne ~ RIyrI,s BIODGETT.
SUM- NJ Y. L. B. r. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

ADVERTISEMENT AND srBsCRIP-
TONS FOR The NEW YORK TRil,.
TNE Will. RE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.242 Broadway.
81 door north ~ Thirty nrs'-st.: and AID
VERTlsFMENTS at the following hranch
Offices: 25{ Eighth-aVe' 100 Ih'rd,ave.'
corner Forty-seyeuth-st. 1872 East Forty
r~venth-st corner Third-ave. 1856 East
i25ih-st.. near Third-ave. i.02s Third-ave.
near sixty-hrst-st: LOS First-avc.: 100
West Forty-sccond-st.: 1872 Columbus ave. ::
1.G2O broadway.
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FLATS 20 LET-Unfurnish ID.

A PRETTY. cosey. bachelor apartment 20
lc' IN quiet central location. open IRE
place.. pdrque' noofs. etc. steam neat
rem, s34i Apply East iTih-r'.. " l.. a.
Crulkshank 4 Co.. 10 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
DRESSMAKIN0.

A-A-ARTisTic EHESSMAkiSG. I'm
ported fashions. hotel orders ~ short
notice. goods purchased n desired. moder
ate price, Mrs ELROi. q East I'm
-. between Broadway and University
Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NEATLY furnished rooms. large and small
with hoard: also table board. Address 81
East lJth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
FURNISHED ROOMs TO LET.

COOL ROOMS. convenient principal hotels.
clubs. bath valet attendance. ~ East
2Dth-st., between 9Th and Madison ayes.
CHOICE of rooms: summer prices; con-
vcnicnt 10 Grand Central. Madison and
elevated: references. 100 East i5th-st
liTH-ST.. 1c5 WEST.-Large ne WY fur
nshcd room. ~ floor. private house.
terms moderate: references required.
37TH-ST.. 80 WEST-Desirable well-fur-
nlshed rooms. without board: references
required.
liG WEST I2iTH-5T. Private family will
let large furnished room. board optional:
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE. REPUTABLE BUSINESS MAN
investing 81 900 can secure salaried po-
sitlon I'm established business where In
vestmcnt Is secured and sure 10 double
within i've months; no brokers. Room 4lo.
2.3 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
WORK WANTED.
Mn le.

MARRIED German. age 80. would Ike
position In factory or wholesale business;
New-York or Hoboken: best references
given A. X. b.. 80 Manhattan ave-, Jer-
Heights
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD

pnIttnore Wilmington. Chicago. CINCINNATI
ST. Louis md All POINTS We s..,x,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON Al. lhAiN,, m
i~av. NewYork Of Lberty.st Gny 20, al g.
~ n m and 1913 night Pl1IsBtiD 80, w Hu...
70 sun y Is night CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 10 a m
100 D M WASHINGTON EAL1lM p.,o a. m 20,
a 30 10 e1 sun Dining 500. eco p M Dining
Car 1913 night.
@ OH 10 RonnoK. Bristol and Chattanooga
,hroish pullman sleepInr Car 5 ? m: daily
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch mpnl ,..., >, re-
Tckt orfices. lis i72 2cl %5 40 BroaSway ~ Eam
i4th st. 127 Powery y. y; 34f fu,t,n IT, "'o'N""'
stations foot ~ Lih~-ty g.. &. r. X: OF ~ 80 ....s
New-York Transfer COMPANY VIII ,an in' ""1 @~
bacgage from hotel o residence 70 DESTINATION
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMonn ~'D
~ W AaHINGTON.

WARRINGTON Ann mon
r, yhaaeips,s wssS d re- IS. e. ssS sas
s.Io, Dining Can s soS D' s5 900 1905
u 80 Dining Can A. M, 2:ao 400 300 'o"'"'
go Dining Carr p ~ i2i5 night; ..k days. 800 1000
so DINING carS A. NJ Sao 49, 500 u s1nis' 1906
ice Dining Can p i2 aS n6o DINING Can 600
Dining Car, r. NJ. 1913 night h.. n,ocured at foot
SsI,y 'sa IT, IT, ss S '+ e., iSiss ss g.
~ west PSI, st. Isl Columbus Av New, York Williams
x no Fu,nn ST. s,o9slyn Company on viii for and
check tary,ss from hotel or resdence to DESTINATION
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A NUMBER 4 fine Eats In Brooklyn
centrally located. well rented. "n'y one
moftrago. VIII exchange 10y farm of coun-
ny scat or cash 7 y. RAYMOND. i's
NroaaHay y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

GARDENER. USEFUL-MAN.-On gentle
mans place: married: handy with tools;
thoroughly undo stands horses. cows, pout'
try W. NELSON, 20 Columbia Place,
BROOKLYN Room Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

EXPERIENCED DREsSMAKER. 80 First.
class litter at 81 20 per day the rest of
the senson In private families. city or coun-
try. city reference. T.. 2ai shave.
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HELP WANTED.


FEMALE
WANTED Ladies' 20 take work nome;
steady employment. good wages; no ex-
perlencr necessary. Apply FRENCH ART
CO., / 200 Broadway second floor.
WANTED. Two southern colored girls.
for cook anl for chamberinald and walt
ress IN SEASIDE cottage. per ma! references
necessary. Cal. AZ ~ West I>th-st, today
between 10 AMI l..
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ron SALE.

At LlrTIE's TOOL STORE. 20 Fulton
II. s.w NUfK wHrkst . machinery Npot
raMefl lot Zee. ~noi-carslng tools. scroll
sAwr. designs ard fancy woods. inclp"tO's
and hf,utcf. In operation.
Ar REDUCED PRICES. 500 seconi-ahni
NOD and IRON working MACHINES, iu.lJ
ruaianfe-i. machinery bought ana *
c.snrcd GEORGE Is. EDDY. "9s Mad
20 o.
FOR SAIL. or EXCHANGE. Herd u Jer-
sew me cows AMI one bull. Address
AARON \ DEGRAlW. Jamaica. y !.
FOR SALE Fine toned banjo. s.. cost
s2o Address - West iith-st.
sAFrs -Inr.. Herring safe w. medium
Size Marvin safes. house snf". -Four small
saf.s sl~np. god as new. 81. lsESBEk'.
y spring ~
TYPE PUNCHES complete 'et q per
ic,i., cat mlnlln. have no further use
~ th.m. vi. sri heap. cost $3.50 BOX
~ HIssv -. y. :.
ADVERTISEMENT ASD SrBsrRiP-
TIosS FOR THE NEW YORK TNlB-
vSE WILL ~ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE so 1922 Broadway.
~ door north ~ Thirty nrri a.. and AID
VEHTIsI ME>TS - the following Branch
Oric.- ~ Eishth-nfe 40 Third-s ave.
corner Fufty-scs.nth-si.. iin East Forty
s@,~nih-st corn~- Third-ayc. $50 East
i2Jfh-sf rear Thirt ave | ops Third ave.
near Sisi,-crrt-st 7oS Firs'-aVe. iod
West Fo-tysrcond- 10: Columbus
$50 Broadway
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.-We analyze all
kinds Of solids and liquids and furnish
working formulas: metals assayei: terms
moderate. EARL CHEMICAL LABORA-
TORY 40 Ith-aye
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DREssMAK 49, Competent dressmaker
wishes a few more customers by the
day faultlcss ~. finest finish: 81 ~ day.
Miss A. CARLSON. III East 34'h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY for town build
ers: 1000 acres on railroad. 10 miles out
on Long Island. q million can b. made
In nve years. party must command $Jo.VVo'
ACEEnLY ll5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER elegant
NJ. good work. would like t. go 20 the
country: 81 so day. DAMEROw. 22i East
At
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED r. purc hase coNec'on ~
postage Stamps m.st be cheap. AldFess
T. a. 81. i.nN >. Tribune once.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-22
III FEMININE WAY.
How Ons Woman Gives Another Her Fa
yorite Pudding Recipe.

How Ons Woman Gives Another Her Fa-
yorite Pudding Recipe.
{ This Is about the way one woman tells an
other how to make pudding, says the Chi
cage Tinsea
of it's to be a small pudding, why, OF
course, / don't use much -four, and the big
ger it is to be the more -four / take. Some
times | have to use a great deal of -four, and
then again / can very often get up quite a
pudding without having to use very much.
You see it depends a good deal on the bak-
ing powder. If that's real good it don't make
so very much difference about the flour, you
known
81 suppose you use ~raisins!"
"Well, now, sometimes / do, and then
sometimes / don't. II depends altogether
on whether | want it very rich or not, and
what kind of sauce / am going to use. OF
course the richer l want it the more ralsins
l put in it; but if the sauce is to be very
rich you must be very careful about the
pudding, or you will be sure to get In too
much SO. The best way is to make your
pudding first and then fix your u to
match it.h
"How much sugar do you takeI'
"Well now, some folks take a good deal
and some folks don't. AS for me, | never
did like to have any thing too sweet, and for
that reason Pm always careful not to get
in too much sugar. After you've made 1t
once or twice you won't have a particle OF
trouble in getting it just to SUIT"
"How many eggs do you usel"
"Well, now, that's the beauty of it. With
this kind of pudding it don't make so very
much difference how many you take. II
you've got plenty of eggs, and you're going
to make a big pudding, why, you can put IN
several; it won't hurt; but if eggs are
scarce, you can get along with one or two
Just as well, and nobody will ever know the
difference"
"Do you mix your dough with milkG"
"Well, now, sometimes l do; but it's moi
so very particular about that. If you've
got plenty of milk, and don't need it for any
| thing else, it won't hurt to use it; but i
you haven't, why don't do it. If you ge
every thing else right, it won't matter abou
the milk at ALL" ~
Show about spicesi"
"Use 'em if you want to. Some folk
likes 'em, and I rather think myself the.
rather help a pudding sometimes, especial,
if you use a plain sauce. But you must fol
low your own taste about that, and if 20,
don't get it right the first time don't blam
me, for the Lord knows I've done my YER
best to tell you how to do it and all about it.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-11-22

from their hunt on the ella. They
Travelled over considerable country,
going as far as the top OF the MogoH-
ons; while they had good sport and
lived upon quail. groust, turkeys veal
son and fish, they did not find the
country nearly as well stocked with
game as on former occasions. this IS
attributed tothe wholesale and wan
ton slaughter of game by the Navajo
Indians who have been off their reser-
walton hunting game out Of season and
in season.
Hermosa has been a bonanza for
those who obtained leases upon the
mines. and the kind and generous way
In which miners have been treated
who wished TO put up tents or tenn
porary board dwellings has been rs,
marksble. Among those who have
welcomed leasers to the camp and ex-
tended the freedom of surface ground
for temporary dwellings, without re-
gard to what mine the lease was upon
is Hon. Il. NJ. White; Mr., Geo. A
Beebe, who has enjoyed the privilege
for years, moved from a cabin he put
on Nh. Whites ground to a cabin OF
the 2ehcan company mines, a few days
ago.