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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

I as she walks down the avenue to her mag
| nihcent home. in Th!rty-fourth street
| after the Easter services are done. Her
| bonnet of white leghorn is very quaint
\ and no one except beauty with a saint
| like face should try to have one like it,
| The trimming is of rosy mauve, chiffon.
] lots and lots of the flmy stuff punched
into the great fluffy bows in front, and
I'm the broad steamers which tie under
the delicately-rounded chin. Roses and
| lunches of lilac blossoms and filmy white
lace finish this perfect poem Of bonnet
BUTTONS or DRESDEN CHINA.
Miss Annie Corbln. whom rumor says Is
soon to be a princess. chose the new
est of all new colors for her Easter
gown-an ochre brown. which has a dash
of yellow in it. The exquisitely-ftting
skirt is perfectly plain, and the waist IS
simply trimmed for these days OF elabo-
rate and motley combinations.
The broad revers. which open from
vest of finely-plated chiffon. Of a pale.
yellow tint. are Of deep red-brown velvet.
and the narrow belt. with its pointed ends
at the back. is Of the same dark velvet.
Daintily-painted Dresden-china buttons
with little Brownies repeated on each one.
finishes the corsage and beauties the
very full-puffed sleeves The todue. which
u
airy-fairy combination Of red-brown tulle.
pleated into aigrettes. and two mercury
wings Of golden hlagree. The gloves and
boots are of the beautiful red-brown color
QUEEN OF THE PARADE.
The queen Of the Easter pageant is
Mrs. Fred. Gebhard, as she walks home
from church with her handsome husband.
Her gown is of black silk, with punches
Of violets tied with delicate velvet rib
bons scattered over the cleaning surface.
The blOuse-waist is OF violet velvet.
striped with narrow lines of black The
sleeve just reaches the elbows. where il
is finished with a cuff of black satin and
large button framed in enamelled VIC
let's. Loops of black satin ribbon are
fastened to the shoulder by another of the
jewelled buttons.
The yoke of black satin forms a deep
square sailor collar in the back and is
edged all around with ruching of black
lace. Two stole-like pieces of the striped
silk are fastened just under the yoke with
two of the beautiful buttons. The long
gloves are Of black kid, which Is favored
at the moment above Suede. and the toque
is OF biack-Jetted wings and aigrettes OF
violets and leaves
Mrs. Royal Phelps-C Carroll looks unu-
sualy pretty in her brand-new Eastern
gown. 1t is of periwlnkle- blue broad
cloth, the skirt plain and very full. The
bodice is full in 'front.' and is deliberately
braided in gold. a jacket of biscuit
colored cloth lapeled with leopard skin
and ornamented with saucer-sized buttons
OF mother Of pearl goes with the suit.
The large hat is OF biscuit-colored velvet.
trimmed with gold braid and buckles
and heavy plumes of periwinkle- blue
The gloves are of biscuit color stitches
with blue, and were made to order to
complete the dainty toilette.
a LOVE OF A BONNET.
The love OF an Easter bonnet which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

that was drawn down TO the waist In a
slender V, that finished under the belt in
a short flirting tail of chantilly. which In
a seven-inch width and closely knife
pleated. fell over the shoulders in series
of capes A space OF seven inches came
between the edges OF the capes in front,
and this from throat to waist, was filled
in by a broad band Of the lizard satin rib
bon, which was spangled and exquislteiy
shaded thick ruche or the chantllly
with punches of the scarlet peoples finish
cd the throat. and there were also two
punches of the peoples at each side of the
waist I'm front.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Department in the basement. Eyery,h.rv
usually found IN a complete derar
ment.
Buy your Paper here.
La Belle France Linen Paper. IN rs'el
and plain, per pound. III.
Paper. with Envelopes. t.-
COX ...-..................... =.
Envelopes. three sizes. packs for. O..
u sheets. FOR ..... 81.
cotton-Flbre Tablets, for ink. s. sheets
BOX-Paper. special. per box. ............ q.
very good. per box. B.
e dozen Envelopes. dozen sheets Paper
Rubber-Tipped Pencils. per DOZEN. 81.
Correspondence PAPER .
quires for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lt,
Visitlng-Cards. per pack, ........i0 ana g-
Star Linen Paper per pound. %.
square Linen Envelopes. % match. !.
sizes, per pack .......................... e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Housfurnishings.

Special lot OF Best-Quality Feathsr-Dls
ters, good items, worth more mo et
10, II, -, ana .....s.s..sssss.s. sstsstttts.
Wool busters for ...............,......
Lamps. Solid Brass Lamps. extra heavy
god-burnished. center-draft, for. 8 .
Roll Toilet-Paper ......................... e..
Jardinieres, on lot, very large size from
,......... Observation-Disclosures 80 90 o.,
pink. Blue or Yellow
Extension Roller-Skates ...........s.. isc
Fluted Jardinieres for ..............-.. -.lc
Cherry-Stained Leg Tripod Tables. - DE
fold. from .......................!l - % ssc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Dress Goods.

IA special bargain in 45-inch French
\ Serge in Blue and Jet-Black. for....50c
| An extra bargain in 5O-inch Finest French
Serge, in Blue and Jet-Black-this offer
was never equalled before-for...
l 60 inches wide)
1Crepons, splendid values, at .""....59c
IA GRAND OFFERING OF NEW GRE
PONs. LATEST STYLES AT 75c.,
WORTH st.OO.
1AH-Wool Black Figured Serge,..........25c.
Imported Dress-Goods. in Atwood and
] silk-and-wool mixtures. for 50 and...75c.
ISS-inch Chevlots in Tan, Mode. and Gray
very stylish-at .....,..........S9c. yard.
(3S inches wide)
IAlso many other new things in Dress
Goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

As a trimming 1t bids fair to rival the
ever-popular chiffon. New spring mats
have wings and bows OF It, and often
nair of dashing sleeves OF Powered silk
will be attached to an entire bodice Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Freely Given.

(Boston Transcript
There is nothing selfish in a woman's
insisting upon having the last word She
does not want IL for herself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
QUAINT AND DEMURE.

Demure as the lilies and sweet as the
viole,s she wears In the belt OF her soft
gray brown VIII Miss Elsie Clews look
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Housekeeping Goods.

In this department you'll find every
thing for everybody contemplating or
keeping house.
Columbian Brand, odorless feathers Qn
bags. 1 pound, 55c.; pounds. NLl0; 3
CThe finest quality offered)
covered with A. c. a.
ticking, per pair. ............,.,..,,...N
Down Pillows. covered with best A. 6.
a. ticking, per air..........,..........SV
Large-Size Ruled Subdivisions, bright
Very-Large-SiZ Crochet Bed-Spreads
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and Size.
Extra-Fine Quality Crochet Bed-Spreads
TOT ..................s...'..' '''s'''s.'. 'SlvV
Ready-Made Sheets, Slx9O. good quality,
...sss.ss. '"'N'
Ready-Made Pillow-Cases, at S, 10, and
.l2ibc
in stock. Towels, Stair
Crush, and a full supply Of Linens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07
Spring Capes.

lBlack-Braldsd CapeS. full satin bow AZ
neck, very pretty. ..................... s. l'
BLACK Diagonal Double Capes. velvet c.l.
lar, bow at neck. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ys'
Several others at little prices.
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A LOVE OF 4 RONNET

The love Of an Easter bonnet which
crowns her pretty head is of a round
hat of medium size, made of coarse
black straw, and trimmed with pert lit
tie bows Of blue velvet, and three black
tips artistically arranged. two to fall
over the front, and one to rest against
the soft golden hair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-07

Ola papers for sale at the Dispatch
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.


Despite the rain there good attendance
THE bidding was dull. and several bargains were
secured by purchasers.
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure First-ave..
west side 80 feet south OF Thrty-second-st. four
story senement- house lot 1s4i2x6S. to O'Hara g.
O'Rrien. for S.luo.
Hall j. How & Co. sold in foreclosure the south
vest corner at Ams;erdam-ave and One hundred
ani-ffty-seventh-st.. fourstory f1athouse lot 25x
loo 10 the plaintiff Herman Wronkow for s233
Peter F. Meyer SOLD IN foreclosure No HS Nest
lot q 2i.xloo5 10 the plaintiff. Francis II. Macy,
the southwest corner OF 81 Glare and Beech aves..
Iarchmont. plot &Xl50. to Walter h. Manning, for
$3.50 the plot adjoining. on the northwes, corner
on -. Clare and Kane ayes. TO T. Il. Bassett for
S6SQ. two lots on loretto-ave., between Kane
am Beech ayes. TO Samuel Cohn for $3.50: one
previously mentioned property, 20 +. H. Bassett
for $3.50 the one adjoining. with house, TO Emil
ave lot 10 L. b. Bassett for $500 and the three
lots adjoining TO s CohN for S.340 Woodbne-ave..
+ b Bassett for Nis5: the aijoining lot TO Emil
foT S2s5: St C.are-ave. 15o feet OF Kaneave..
two.story frame house ard pot to n Mahnken tor
sos. TWO lots adjoining - Emil Greene for $3.50;
the next adjoining 10 r. H. De Boes for $eSj Kane
ave. 90 feet south Of l.oretto-ave. plot 'oXl" TO
COIN Tor $3.50
Robert Hoe jr., has sold his place a, rarrytowu
consisting OF twenty-five acres Il Is opposite ine
lituc IN excess II S2aen or at tr he anoXe
80" per acre The name OF the purchase ,. IS
withheld. 1t Is rumorei. however. nat the buyei
= one Of the Rockefellers and the purchase Is In
tended for one of the children
l.. } CARPENTER has sold for ArSnsi Einmentnn
the fourstOry. brick and stone. hieh-stoop dive
a. No. 3. West Seventy-hftE-st size 9@XtjXlo-- roy
$500 The seller pad $500 for the property III
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Ccuuirn ljrcurrIn for Sale.



$4,000 ACHES OF LAND
FOR SALE. In Atlantic County. New-Jersey nn W. CIV
the Camden and Atnnc. Philadelphia and Aun rom
and Jersey Railroads, about forty inles '
Philadelphia and sixteen miles from Atlantic Clt De
Tn. undersigned Receivers of the Industrial
velopment COMPANY. appointed by the Court OF @ sale
of New Jersey offer the aforementioned LANDS oahl.
In parcels suit purchasers and upon Ia i'm
terms payment These lands are wtIi and
bered Except few hundred In FARMS, 90,
living as they between Philadelphia and hlant"
are constantly increasing IN value. The Town OF 80 Of
Landing the county seat. the head OF naNpss'W as
the C;rea, Egg Iarbor River (tide watel and on te
Jersey Railroad. q wide awake and growing pa and
are also the towns OF Woodland De Gotta EIwoou "s
Egg Hnrpor stations the railroads mrs. r,s
mentioned The Village OF Weymouth the uTra. -s
Harbor River miles from Mays Landing mas R"t
and pulp mills and water power ~ great value az
longing the Industrial Land Deyelop '''P'
These mills power be purchased or iehse 10.
This estate containing about NIFTY square hlles, ~
frontage miles the above menuohsn
roads It's favorable location makes II NI'y ,htia
situa ION curing industries or an s,nn
the Of cedar pine. OAK hicNoiy 49, ,f,
and tmbers ~ great value for
lumber railroad ties pulp cord wood ana OH ~ ~
PRODUCTS This also contains nexhaustipe no,,a
fn- clay for the manufacture Of brick. thing tei"0'
etc ,.,. ,,rmer.
The attention ~ manufactures merchants, 20 coz
traders is invited 70 this Wop.ry "a
re-pcndence with the undersigned. h. mail OF III P7'
Is solicited. Address 90 Pine street. Now iofk
JOHN G. SHORT. Receivers
PARKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
REAI. ESIAJE EOR GALE

~N~~N~o~~N~>r~N<~N|--~ ~N0NcSTS WV NV
Country.
AT SOUTH ORANGE - = fMoun'air
SiationD, spacious cottag" corner. acres
general conNeniences. stable. gas. aaueIuc1
water. macadami2cd aNeuue. price low
terms easy. also excellent building site
2pun-Ou. perfect surrounding EDW T.
HAMILTON = co. 90 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03


N0oNN~NNo~0D--NNeNN'N N0N0. S7s7NNNNNNN|N7N
\ LADY having charming house would let
handsomely furnished room 20 gentleman
ana wife or gentleman. board n desired.
III East I3d-st.
BACHELOR APARTMENT. - G-niirmaH
having very I'M one, centrally located.
viii board gentleman ~ refinement only
BUSINESS MAN. Tribune ONCE.
IARGE ROOMS. superior cuisine. private
family To- r-nned party willing Co p"}
fan price II West 55th-si.
eGTH-ST.. - WEST elegantly furnished
double and -iLslr rooms. superior table,
families aud gentlemen.
nth ST. us EAST S-cond-story con
Meeting rooms AN convenicnccs. with
board served 900 rooms.
35-.is GRAMERCY PARK. Family hotel.
suites, single rooms. steam heated tN-
celleni table. central location.
4sTH-sT.. - WEST Large. sunny.
s-cond-noor aicove room, running water
I'm. location. private family. board OPP
tionAl. also large rear second Moor room.
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HELP WA\TED.

-~-~NND~N~SN~NcIN~NNN (-N~NNN-N>ON.~%ONN~N~
Female.
WANTED a woman as frs, class cook
and laundrsss IN family Of two. Apply
at II f.asf sOth-st.. between and 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
HORSES AND CARR. AGES.

hORSEs WINTERED. --Chi,d's pony RIG
ior sale cheap. Address Or. o. e. JACk %
soN: y. o. Box l6l. Jamaica. Long Island
Hl NABOfT and harness. almost new. no,
USED n dozen times. $50. j. l., Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03

One.
A LIVE energetic. reliable man. with
81 900 an secure an Official position. with
satisfactory salary. ir 4. business that has
no competition. and VII have international
Importance. large profits are guaranteed.
business established. RICH 4 ID Mon d..
25-33 West i2G-st.. New YORK..
ALL LEGAL. BUSINESS promptly and
carefully attended 10y reliable lawy ~. all
courts commercial litigation. con, eyancing.
Investments. estates settled. consultation
free. West i4th-st.
FOR SALE. on accoun; ~ health. com
Try law practice worth $4,000 yearly. Ad-
dress n" Tribune Ofiice.
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE Ne. 90
West 3yth-s'. fOr sale. house fan o:
roomers, rare opportunity.
PARTNER. $500 cash with services. a
man desired alive 90 appreciate iegit-
innate business and extra large prof'- res
idence here not necessary Address Box
593 Red Bank. y. J.
PARTNER WANTED-An honorable and
intelligent person with 5000. past cHsn
FOR one OF me most legitimate businesses
foitic- work. In existence. with iminrnS"
profits. 30 j. entirely new and most
gigantic Address A.. Box II. Tribune Up
town Oiiic- .242 Broadway.
PARTY wishing half interest fine gold
claims. Cripple Greek district. eas. terms
address for particulars. W. .. :. Ne"
PIER 80. y H.
RARE CHANCE 500 cash buys New
York and New England state rights.
control manufacture and sale. profits
large woOdvork-r best suited. but not -
sential Answer for Interview only. Bon
M Red Bank y j.
SILK GLOVE ana mitt manufacturing bus
iness. closed Tor want OK capital 20 con
'irue the business. Apply % y. g. LEu-
MAN. Sc g. AreusyiIie y. Y
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

APENCY FOR MONTCLAlR -Resldence
properties. all kinds. sale or rent
CLARENCE Is. TUBES, ReeiSman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

S>>~>>'<NoN~~~NoONNNN~O |t>~NIN>NNDNn|NoON~
WANTED IN COUNTRY. TO rent. small
cottage. state whore situated. II bath.
gas. water and particulars OF REPLIES IN
noticed G. g., 306 West J9th-st
WANTED. Complete description OF coun-
Try property from owners having same 20
sell or exchange. no charge unless disposed
OF. !. l.. Soaring. g3 NassatI-si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
DRESSMAI<.NG.

DNTsSSM y IA. VT.
-~oO">~O~N~-oc->>~~.- ON~~->N. -~o4N<No~N~~N~N~No
AMERICAN DRESSMAKER thor
oushly und"I stands the business: by the
day or home, very reasonable: highest ref
.rence. Mrs. WARD, 1919 Fast Sith-st
Competent DREssMAKER takes work
home or BY the day. latest skirts,
waists. capes also remodelling: a,'era-
tons, childgen's dresses. Mrs HOOD, is6
West 1Oist-st.
Competent DREssMAKER by the day
or week. good designer. cutler and hiter
terms moderate. Address FRENCH
DREsSMAKER. 1GJ sth-ave. near IIth-st.
DRESsMAKER and sEAMsTREss Lady
desires work IN private fapiles. 81 a
Gay - weekly. would assist In any way.
references. DRESSMAKEk, 10 East
l2sth-s,
terms moderate. best OF reference. lGi
East @sth-si
DREsSMAKER and cloakmaker wants
work al home OF day: superior litter fin
eat worker on seal garments; sleeves en-
layed. viii make over and remodel. Or
make into latest style capes. collarettes
and Eton Jackets. GRElG. l3l West I'D.
corTURIERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
Wais.s. street. dinner and tailor made
dress~s. ladies' materials Lsed. short no
Ice. moderate prices elegant work. Nine
ANDERSON. l3i West l5th-st formerly
with Stern Bros.
DRESsMAKER. BY the day in private
per DAY. Miss Il FOX. 2sj 9th-aye.. ~
bell
FiRST-CLASS dressinakers 1.-TWO sist.rsi.
good cutters and filters. late with Peter
Robinson. London. wish a f.w moro cus'o-
Iners al home Or would 90 out. prices mod
crate. OSMOND. l"2 Fast "'th-st
FIRsT-CLAss French drcssrnalSer wants
Few more engagements 10y the day Nine.
LOMET. Az Vert 42d-si.
FIRST-CLASS French dressmakof. ca.rop-
odisi. nanlcufinc. shanpIpinK. Wishes a
few more engagements. 0- position rs
lad,'s maid. hes; reference Address VI.
r. Box -. Tribune Once.
PHYSICIANS swedish dressmakrr wishes
~ ~ out by th" dag. references = lH1
3d-ave
FIRST-CLASS drcssmaker would take
few more customers. gowns. coats. recer-
ton toilets etc. tailor made spec iai'r.
"a We; 5oth-st.
SEA-. GARMENTS remods'led. repaired.
elitaiag. latest de- gne. perfect nttne.
home or day. highest references. Mrs
GREYE iOl West GOth-st.
SEA-. GARMENTS redyed and altered
into fashionable capes ami etor jackets
Mrs BARKER. 1l8 West 39th 81. nea-
Broadway late with Gunther's Sons. Oh
ave
SPECIAL BARGAINS in fulS sacTli GA
within ca days fur rccNed. repaired ana
altered into capes. ;. PERELL. Isl 9th
ave
TATLoR-MADI suits s.. furs and cloaks
remodelled ana refined by the day al
hone or our. DFLAFIELD. rs West
3yth-si.
THOROTGH drsssmaker desires engage
mente boy day or week In 0r out Of city.
highest references. Address THOROUGH,
Box ~ l.2i2 BroaIaay.
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Erny,suED ROOMS TO LET.


-N~O>-~-N--~N <N--~~I>~r~~>>
NADISON-ANE. I2D.-hands0meiy fnr-
ulshed large front and hall room con
Meeting private bath: references.
5sTII-S"'. GO EAST Handsomely furnished
large secOnd-s'Ory front room. IN me
house. with owner.
10Th ST. l0i. corner 4ih-sNr Large anu
medium handsomely furnished rooms
single suites southern exposure, breakfast
OPTIONAL references.
I7TH-ST. ~ WEST -Eachelor apartments
large. sunny rooms. single or en suite.
light breakfast. ATTENDANCE; references eA-
changed.
71ST- sT.. i35 WEST. Handsomely fur
nlshed room. with private bath another
room. reasonable. convenient TO all cars.
every comfort.
IOTf-ST.. - EAST.-Tnrge handsomely
decorated rooms slngly or IN suite. ref
noes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
BISINESS CHANCES.

"O00~-@0( -,' - ~N>No@---~-0(>7>|~ SN~0~0o~N~N
ACTIVE SERN. rs and 50 600 buys half
interest bon established growing business
money used only % Increase business
profits large. expenses small no debts. in
vrs;men. secure. SOLVENT. Tribune
One.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
>oo>oo.oooc-o~.NooNr~N rNN~c~~o~~~~O~~
Male.
ANY MAN or woman afflicted with eczema
saltrheum or any skin disease by send
ing name and address and asking Tor
agency go the POMPADOIR TOILET co.
NIddietnwr. y. J.. viii receive a box u
Johnsous skin cure ointment
STENOGRAPffER ard TYPEWRITER.-
Wanted OCCASIONALLY Address stating
term. per day. .. II. c.. Boa 10. Tribune
Office.
SALESMAN to travel portion Of The
time. one acquainted with notion trade
preferred Address =. J.. L, Tribune Of
tee.
WANTED Intelligent ladies' for home
work. neat, steady employment, no eN-
pcfience necesyhr1 good SalarN. STAND
ARD ART 60. 10 West 2ith-st.
WANTED Correspondent Young man.
catholic. sfeuographer and typewriter.
able q orrespond IN German. Address
CATHOLIC. Box 4. Tribune Oflce
WANTED. -Uscful-man owho can. when
required, do pain cooking must nave
nrst-c'ass references. be able TO attend
furnace and willing o. do anything r.
CURED OF him IN and about d gentleman :
place Apply from . 20 ,. M Park
Place Newark. y. j.
WANTED.-A bright Young man. who Is
willing 10 work for ia.r wages. gen,eei
indoor business requiring NJ experience.
Apply 1907 Broad~ay. Room >.
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nroonnEp MoRrcAGEs.

80 Sew-YOrk savings bH"N'
s'' is,h-,s ' 925 Fl y 7thavs ,ie ysfsn,e
A.ssr'cn paT cSms sas W Of SswYoFh' 10 's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03

GARDENER BY an Englshmen, "a ex-
uerlen.ed IN growing ferns. orchids. roses.
carnations Violets. chry ran themums. etc. f,
understands flower and vegetable gardens
{. DI'MPER. lls Tailmadge-st., Pough-
kespse y. y.
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TT.
.e.i n,1' ior 81: q of Mount HOPE Place ahu
n,etle' 10. ~ Anthony-aVe 5OS55.7. 10 Moftlr
o'o'" 59x45. ST Luke's Hospital 10 JOSEF"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
Anturln Resorts.

NOTgl CASTLE U WM9
Brighton Heights New Brighton. Staten lslahd
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
VERY Low RATES FOR THE WINTER Mo Nc nra nS
Magnificent locaticn - minutes from the 1901 Va r,nh's
wav all modern improvements. elevators eie"e 20
steam heat etc. 800 feet OF piazza, inciosr1 III e'
cuisine uncxcelled ,.,,,.s S,s,s.
and Grand Union Hotels. Saratoga
NEW berkshire lMM,
SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LIONS - 49,
Al hours from y y fare round trip. 81 10; anna .n-
famous BERKSHIRE Iinls: charming surroundngs al p.
vision for health and comfort accommodates 100 kue'
no malaria delightful fail and winter resort w. 0
booklet. alec ~ 1910, N SC1r o. MASS
A TTANTIC CITY y. J. Ga.
"A The celebrated Fall end Winter Resort by 'ne ''A
HOTEL TRAYMORE
App1ntm and service first class
d. :. WHITE. Ir.. proprietor.
IAIEN HALL A SANATORIUM.
" ATLANTIC CITY. y J. 49,,
With al the conven!enres Of hIstclsss: our, nor
Elevator steam heat open graie fires. Massage. elec
frictv baths Table unexceied. open all the year
Address pr WM II II BULL.
vJ,lIE PFNNIIURsT -Mlchean-ave. Beach Allan
l tic CITY y j. Opsn all the year All converlensses
including electric elevator steam heat. sun par
oial fall rates 'A"f'o NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
WILLIAM S. LALOR. AuctiOneer,

OFFICE As EXCHANGE PLACE; Will sell e public ,
sncron on Tuesday December Sd 1885. the New ork
eai Estate Saesroom. III I3roadvay No ~ Chrisopae
- b.tween and West 4h SITS. 1-sory stone anu
go rn-nt house % 2. ~ r. in. For
ans and further particulars apply NJ auctioneers Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.

FACING THE PARK.
A very desirable apartment for rent a.
sl.Olo m me Dalhousie. ~ West JJth-st.
Apply there % EDWARD KENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-03

JTH-ANE.. NO IO4s (corner sGth-st >
Elegant apartments. facing Park. S65 to
300. FRED STONE 90 Broadway.