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The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

A peculiar fact in respect to pc
troleum is the difference Of conditions
under which that oil occurs in Rus
ala and America In the former 1t is
found in strata of the tertiary period.
usually a formation resembling a
uuicksand and at depths Of only few
hundred feet-in this country 1t oc-
ours at great depths in the older COM
pact sandstones and limestones Of the
Carboniferous, Devonian, and Silurian
periods. The oil of Russia consists OF
a class of hydrocarbons known az
napthenes, belonging to the benzine
groups, while American oil Ia mainly
composed of parafiine; it is to this dif-
ference that the great variation be-
tween the products from these oils 10
due, for, while American oil yields
very large proportion. say about 10 per
cent, of Illuminating oil exactly suit
ed for combustion in ordinary lamps,
the Russian oil produces far less of
such oil and a larger proportion OF
high-class lubrioating oil.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01
shaft Heu.. p.mol,.h.a.

Cripple Creek. Colo, Jan. - The
shaft house on the Lone star. No. ],
&C the edge Of Cripple Greek, In Pow
erty guleh, was blown up last night by
accident.
Tut, Penrose and Dewitt. ieasers on
the Abe Lincoln, which crosses the
Lone Star, cut into the workings Of the
litter +. F. Moxon. manager of the
Lone star. gave orders to ill the cross
cut tunnel. and about twenty i've
pounds OF powder was put into the
wallis and top Of the tunnel. and when
It exploded the shaft house above was
demolished. No one was hurt.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01
a r.nn.yi,.nla Tarmer,

NJ. II. Luther. Esst Troy. Pa =
lSst season over 2o7 bushels sAl1
Silver Mine Oats from one meas
acre. How is that for old Pehal
vaniaG Over 10000 farmers are
to try and beat this in 1885 sle
500 in gold, Then think OF ile
barley from one acre and l,seV ole
bushels of potatoes and 25e Sas0''
Golden Triumph Corn
What's teosinte. and sand Netea :,
spurry and fifty ether rare things
Salzer's catalogue will tell you. -, \
growers Of cioYers, grasses Ana :
seeds in America Freights ehsAp
n you viii cot this eot sna
II with i0c postage TO the John a. m n,
Seed Co. La Crosse. Wis, you W.
ccive their mammoth catalogue an
packages grains and grasses ihelu.
above oats. free.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01
rb- nsm.a eres.s

Some Of the hunters In Maine =
peculiar traits Of the ruffied sro-'sl
thar state One hunter In p1fns
took a shotgun slong 10 have to'as
with the birds. but says u p'sss'
nuisance" as the grouse we're % =
that they refused 10 ry. asd
walk around and stare at biz ~
nftsen PAGES. and. responding =
shrili whistle, would assume nsa
less position and ailov their heaes
De shot OF ~ith a ride. and we're a
idiots" for their accommodates
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01
sseo.eo zoe si.ee

unadiilA, ~. v. tspeclAll--oas .;
Substantial uacn here. FIRES J "a
recsatly made s2se srSsssziss;
conslders the rrsaita wcTtA "" .
Por over ff,ecn years NJ. JoFes
an lpyctsFate smoker, and ths iaea
habit gained sneh hoit on hl7
II Affected his nrrteus ssirH
made u impossible for hiH = \
Upon realizing the loss q hszlia
money Which threztcnad hirs - =
many unsaeesssfui attempts = =
himself OF the tife-sAppiEk sAeai =
on a chance be took No-Ic-Eas'
great cure which has sAHed oFsr 4
go tobacco victims. T~e ss1es =
pieiely cured Mr.. Joyce. aad =
40 desire for tobacco noS sAA.s,
when he attempts 10 srnoss y ~
hlu as dtrzy an when he IRIS As.1
the habit. he nos - In the Hefi
physical condition. and 49, Ee-'-
tempt him to use tobacco axAia
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

Cooperative stores are making head
way in France as well as In England.
The value of sales OF the SOC societies
In France is over 81. .0o0.o0o year. and
the total number Of members is about
500 900. In addition to these societies
In France are the farmers syndicates,
In which about 900 900 persons are con-
earned. The syndicates buy fertilizers
and other chemicals for vine culture.
maintain laboratories for the anaiy-
sis Of soils. publish monthly price lists
and perform other services for the gem
sral benefit
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

A good citizen does not care II there
Ia policeman on every corner. while
the thief fears every bush an ofiicer.'
The former sees the shield on his
breast; the latter the club in his hand
So. 10 the righteous. God Is q sun and
n shield: to the ungodly he is "A con-
suming fire." The former hopes for
heaven: the latter fesrs the bottomless
pit.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

Worth noting-the assertion of the
English trade journals that in case of
q brief war between this country and
England. the only effect on the grain
trade would be increased prices.
Against shortness of supply England
would expect to be protected ty heavy
shipments from Russia and India If
the war were prolonged the difficulties
about supply would be greater.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

Congressman woodman insists upon
hanging his hat and overcoat on the
screen behind his seat in the house.
The astute member from Chicago hasn't
knocked about in that city for twenty
years without finding out that he who
hangs his spare garments out OF his
sight is apt to find them In a pawn
shop.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

There appears to be disposition on
the part of the car to pat US on the
back and say Bully Boy" from
which we infer that he would like to
have England's attention distracted for
o few minutes.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

In Ypsilanti a widower married a
widow and on the same day the widow
er's son married the widows daughter
1t is evident that they do not intend
20 have the third generation spoiea
by superabundance OF dotins grand
parents.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

Mile. Yvette Guilbert's visit can have
no demoralizing effect on persons who
do not understand French and care
fully refrain from attending her per-
tormance.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

Senstor Teller may be credited with
the Introduction into political jargon OF
phrase which will go fas. But no one
likes to be called n "tide-water
waiter"
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

A New York paper. referring te the
recent Ahiwardt episode, says: This
egg business ought to be stopped
Well, Ahlwardt is doing his full sharei
be succeeded in stopping three of them
the other night.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

The sherman statue compisSioo ba-
decided TO place the equestrian statn.
Of General sherman. To be erected IN
Washington under the auspices OF III.
Army OF Tennessee, on the reservation
Just sonth OF the United States treas.
ury building. where II can be seen M.
length Of Pennsylvania avenue from
The capitol westward.
A curious mirage was Witnessed
above the summit Of Grow peak. near
Sundance, Wyoming. on Thursday last
big bank OF white clouds envelop,4tl
the top OF the peak. on which t,ould
plainly be seen reflection OF the Rig
Horn mountains, which are $50 miles
TO the westward. The outlines were
clear and distinct and the scene was
cue OF great beauty.
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01
ARKANSAS PASS M0fI
EVERYBODY sr.l
MAKE MONEY" |
"HERE

The Great Ranking usa.e Of AI.n,I
sre~n a ssas OF riaisinaor.. n.
spending Banarea. Of Tsos.....
Dollar. sa the uArsss ct An,
Pas. IsNas-
The Lamar register., 1896-02-01

The farmers institute. which cia
at L0yeland Saturday. was largeP
tended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
REAL ESTATE.

All the parcels announced for sale yesterday AT
the Broadway Real Estate Salcsroom were with
drawn or adjourned to later dates.
William NJ. Ryan adjourned the sale OF NOS. oSo
and CSS East e-hundrcd-and thirty -ninth-st TWO
hVe-story a October
d. L. 1ngraham a. Co. adjourned the sale OF NO.
Sontcmber % and withdrew the sale of No. Il
Fifth-ave a four-story stone front dwelling.
John Jacob Astor has filed plans for extensive
alterations of Nos 5 and East Sxty-ffth-st. both
being nve-story brick and brownstone buildings
The estimated cost Is $4,000 Mr.. Astors home is
ut No. Sl2 Fifth-ave., three doors above Sixty
ffth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lai;h-st s. - - Arns-ave. .3xllA6x 49, ooo
Minnie c Keiso 10 Luigi Rlcca... S-''WV
Grand-ave Evelyn Place. a"Xlop:
Frances L Porter 10 Henry Falermann ana , ooo
wife :.......... ,,, '
2SxsD; John Kchoe and wife to John u smith oo""
Norfoik-st W II Of Rivngton-st. 2ox,O:
Julia /. Seger 10 Banned Friend and Max q .oo
l0th-st n 8 3S7 Of 2d-ave, 2lx9i1; Anna &C ,o,
Meisel Francisco Prahar io'oo
lOth-aye . 8. 249 II $ OF seth st. Asxl"; Ear
bara SchoencnberSer and Caroline Meyer l" o. ooo
44h-st $ s. between 3d-ave and Lexington ave
Lot No /. Thomas Ruckman. -,NlVo2:
the executors etc, Marion Osborn TO Jane Il eoo
1l2ih~st n s. lGO +, Of Sd ave- 3oxlOoil; ., .oo
Eliza NJ Anstatt Justine Bunke -'f"
1ood n OF I'd ave. 2JNlVVll. an
ma Marvot o Charles Van Colt. IT.. "o''
Columbus ave 20 II Of 124th ST. o3:"xoo'
samuel Mcconnell and wife to Bernhard MAIN ~ -,o
13od 81 40 27G Bernhard Manner ana 3, nv,
wife TO Samuel Mcconnell. lo'"
11th- ave W = - II = Of l19th ST. 2'xlD; zen
iamin Volman and wife TO Morris Nolihhh . ooo
10 carl AMI Marie Thomson -. 4ooV
IAN n Of Wils-aVe. III. lA3VA-4N .no
al :. lanes BRYANT and wife TO Annie COtter o'V
y2riggs ave 245.4 II Of southern Bour1,
ward 5Ox1OO: Iisette Wallace to Marsareua a To
Iuihy - i,-c,L
75xlOO. Clara Jones to Emma van Haiu''''' WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
SUPPLIED THE LETTERS IN ADVANCE

From The Chicago NcWs.
A good story is being told Of n benevolent and
W. ll-neanng London who is power In the
financial world and n thorough good fellow. but
whose education was neglected in the matter Of
aspirates He has been able 10 sound the
letter H. Recently he was I'm New-YOrk on bust
ness and a banquet rendered him by the lead
ing Nnanciers. He told his health would be
proposed and that he would be expected to respond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16

how he going to speak without covering MN MN
self with disgrace. because OF his dropped &c 70 -
Finally, the eventful evening. when ne rose 70
respond. there great applause ana Mhen IL
died out walters were seen deposting before ea an
closed small pieces OF cardboard on which Were
printed letter HIS. Gentlemen said the thsisl.
man, before begin. let me say that drop 10, l9t
of the letters you have before you; Please picK
them up, use them your discretion suggesus'
The frank confession brought down the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
AN EDITOR NEEDING PRAYERS.
rom The Mount Olivet Ky) Advance.


Editor Mcdowell is still confined to his room Win
fever and that Is why am editing "The Advance
this week If II lacks its usual spice ana lnteiest
and IL the editorial column has not It's customary
silver ring please think of my peculiar ana very
trying situation-a sound money. single-Goid stand
ard William Mckinley Republican. in charge OF a
free-silyer. William J. Bryan Democratic news
paper Remember conscience. Two or three years
in the newspaper business have not entirely dead
aned that monitor But the consistency Of the policy
Of this journal shall be m9intained At All hazards
pray for me- Very truly, I. ii. DENIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
Gitn propertp for Sale
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~~~O~c~>NN ~ ~--~>>r~~0~N.>>~~>~.~o~N
FLOUR AND FEED business with mill for
sale AT bargain. no reasonable offer re-
for party with about $1,000: full investira,
ton. 9. T. W.. Isl Wes, 30th-st
HARDWARE MERCHANT will exchange
MS business. half Income property show
ing . per cent net ana half cash. JER-
SEf. i'ox IL, Tribune Once.
MANUFACTURER Of new staple article
VIII give sole night OF sale TO 4 man with
capital. Investigate BEMlSH. 30 West
G7th-st.
PARTNER WANTED with sIOOOO in tho
manufacture and sale ~ n great cleo
trical device. complete mpn1poly. controll-
ing valuable patents. chance OF a Iif.
time. CAL fi"in To !. W. W. DOTY a.
CO.. - Stone-st.
PARTNER WANTED. Florida. businc.
newspaper truck farm and orange grove:
married man preferred. Investment .eI
cured. s25oo 10 $1,000 required. GA
ZETTE. Wildwood. Fla.
PRINTING Most accessible office In the
mctrOpc Titan district. quickest work ~
our electric-poWcr plant; artistic printing;
lrices always lowest. MERCHANTS
PRINTING COMPANY. World Building
PARTNER in Broadway amusement enter
prise. S,vD 10 5000. not all required
down. act as treasurer and handle all
moneys; experience not necessary. bonanza
ANi llbui IfflN"Ns NIllf Al once OF call ffufn
to ! o'clock to-day. Room -. Metropoll-
tan Hotel. 2fth-st ana Broadway
RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 purchase 1, 10
whole Interest In lead and zinc mine
paying weekly Dividends absolutely safe
and fullest Investigation solicited. II. +.
s. Tribune.
WANTED. 49, Responsible man Of experience
and capital 10 represent an established
Boston firm In Nrw-Yofk. JGS Broad
way. Room -.
WANTED. Inventions should write John
Wedderburn Co. Patent Attorneys
Washington. ID. G.. for their 81 600 penn.
ium, monthly contest open TO them upon
application.
Al,NEkIiSFM ENTs ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
ONCE No. l..i2 broadway. "a door north
81 3lst-st, until q o'clock D. m. adver-
iisemenis received ~ the following branch
Offices AZ regular Office rates until y O'clock
p. M, VIZ. "a shave, = e. cor 23d-
st.: lo2 Cth-ave.- cor. icth-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
HOW SHE CRUSHED HIN.

Prom The indianapolis Journal.
Tent Willie BIBLES perfectly horrd since he
came home on leave from the the, Naval Academy -
asked the lnen-waist girl The airs ne puts on on
talking about foremasts. backstays. Jbs ana all
that sort Of thing are simply horrid -
"He didn't last long with me- said the bloomer
girl II found he knew nothing about golf. so /
fust overwhelmed him with all those awful Scotch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Tea,or. Barbara to Mary A D LANCE es Brook .7ooo
curtin ayi = Ellen to Marie Eichcr Geh-s la4 :, 100
II washnsion,- rl ~, year Riy;;nc;ons;'
corner lewis S. V yars R 70 David King
ct al executors Edward King, No 81 Stanton 7mo
Bunke Justing 10 me isT East YEAR 1900
Cetier, Annie to james BRYANT '44'h-s'. $500
cgk jane F. and Mchnei r. TO 5 Say map ana
W'iam osoeIn atnsn 4' months lbs .r 5000
Same to Harris Manielbaum and Fisher IAvine o 90
DEAN Ann ~ to charles Rrinckerhon guardian
lsa be BTin ay Yeas 1000
Same - to Charles { rrirckerhofr came properly.
strscr Norfolk St. 60 # Of Rivnsion-st'
ror5 yyars Gustav to Ann nasbrook Doth
st. 80 It Of 3d-ave. wears. mortgages. $4,000
Gross, Theodore G. to Union Brewing CO. Roshes- aooo
ter. y Y 2i-ave corner 1stsi. demand -. o'VV
Same David II Bales trustee. same property. ,--o
'@ an Oh ave- I'VE '' demand '' 10000
Hieke S John ' to- the Title Guarantee and Trust
ws .S. T SS:ty S5sr :SSS
Ho Horn William H. to John Mcdonald, ioth IA
jacob. august AMI WIZ" VIII, to Caroline wande
7sh-st lc5 # Of 2d.aye year pe,ic; WORK, 'oo0
Of the society for Ethical Culture No ESQ East 8, mn
LIndo julius j. and wife to Henry Ruhicnrer
2@d-s, 2o # Of 6thave months tbs: i.,,ns '"'
9a l s spd H HssfS'f butn So e go
leo IN :, IL ~ % ave 3 ..... 5000
Bren, mary c S' 70 7o, hnna 1000
orieK' MCTr1s anu "iie 70 ineS' 12boo
s.rna - Sicmr,d Kraus same property years. $3.50
fan9T 7 n 1f ad s A5s 10000
Page Huntington. TO the Pacific Fire Insurance
sI Ig ye5rs 4' .. 10000
Reilington. August. and Gustav Muenzer TO - ,oo
Frede lex Baar. No $50 West st, lease. notes. ooo
Stokes. Thomas. 10 Central Trust Company New
fo Tears YVES. hna vs. ~ % 1900
9ed's r,ro,rinc Com
su nany 30 1e7 Wests insimenis $500
Van Colt Charles j. 70 Sarah Lese 12'd-st' . mn
OF 2d-ave, 3 years ............... oVV
Nshmsr' '%Go Of Madsonray". years 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
FURNISHED ROOMS.

~->.~~oo.~o.ooI~NN~-o.o~ o>o~-o~~~N~~~~o~~~~
NICELY furnished rooms: private family.
1856 Lexington-aye.
i-MADISON-AvE. go. corner GOth-st.
Elegant rcor $. en- suite and single.
with board; strictly first class.
q GRAMERCY PARK.--Handsome suites
and large rooms. with private bath.
breakfast II desired; reference.
2eTH-ST., IL EAST. between 9Th ana
Madison ayes. Bachelor quarters: suite.
single. valet attendance: convenient to
principal hotels. clubs.
G3D-ST.. 80 EAST.-Handsomely furnished
rooms en- suite and separate: private
bath. private house: references.
29TH-ST.. ~ EAST between 9Th and
Madison ayes.-BachelOr quarters; suite
single valet attendance: convenient to
principal hotels. clubs.
S2D-sT., "a and 3s nea- Imperial.-Parlor
suite. with private bath. also hall rooms:
references exchanged
23D-ST.. 3 EAST.-Private family; ele-
gantly furnished suite and room for
gentleman. breakfast optional; references.
SO EAST 18Th ST. near Madison square.
Handsome rooms. for gentlemen. light.
breakfast served; references exchanged.
ll5 MADIsON-AyE.-La sunny. ele-
gant.y furnished rooms. with bath: per-
feet plumbing. board optional; references
required -
PIG EAST H-Sr.-Nicely furnished
rooms fine private house. all cOhNeh-
fences; gentlemen: references: fine neigh
boihOod: a few houses from park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
HOARD AND ROOMS.

'|o~"~>|N~~ON"O>>~>~ ~~oNNNcN~.0Nr~NNNN
IA LEHlNGTON-AVE.- floor. en-
suite o. slngly. single rooms. home table;
terms reasonable; table board.
4"S WEST 23D-ST.-First- class beard rea-
sonable: families accommodated. also
gcntlemen's large. sunny rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for alterations were filed Yesterday
plans buildings filed at the main office
yesterday.
Lexington-ave No l.135, alteration 10 three-story
brick and basement, store and dwelling.
iHeton1aye ~ 5000
14th- st. No 21S. alteration 20 four-story brick
and stone dwelling by Simon Bernheimer NO 49,
21S West 1ith-st, owner i'D
Macdougal-st No -. alteration to fvestory
brick stone basement store and tenement.
ington-aSe 1900
Muberry-s Nos ia and ZIG. alteration to Ave
brick store and tenement by a Bona
and y Discsa. owners, Of No ia Mulberry-st.. 300
C5th-st East. Nos and :. alterations to two five
story brick and dwellings. by John Jacob
Aston owner Of 40 $40 5th-ave ........... 20 900
No plans for buildings alterations filed
the uptown branch yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16

At Observation-Disclosures for sale ana 70
let: furnished md unfurnlshed' WI W.
TAYLOR. Montclair. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
uousEs AND CARRiAGEs.

1onsEs wINTERED on nearby farm,
good care. feed. exercise. low ch n.sos'
city references OKANGE. ITlDhhc '''',-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16

WASHING a frst-class ,S, '.,ls a.
dress. with unsurpassed 49, 49, by 9.
references. wishes family w~Su<soN, y
week or dozen. {. r.
Xy.sf 9Dth ct 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER.-COlored butler. with 3 yesrs
best city reference. wishes situation last
employers can be seen. Address BOYD,
224 West 29th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SAIE.-A new brick house. rooms,
all improvements for two families; price
So 500. 5000 cash. rents for S33b: owner de-
sircs TO go to Europe. j. BERG, 2o' -''h-
st BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.

>~~~~~~-~~~NNNN~~~N NNNoNN/~NSNNN0NN0NON~
A.-34 WEST DIST Handsomely fur
nlshed and desirable large and small
rooms. with board: references.
A-A-57 WEST -ST.-Large second
story front room. hall room; all con-
veniences. house. table superior references.
DESIRABLE LOCATION: winter arrange
ments: particular attention L cuisine,
parlor dining room. 3 East 4lst-st
DESIRABLE ROOM Particular attention
10 cuisine. parior dining-rOom. references
East 4lst-st.
HANDSOME OFFICE, occupied five years
BY physician, 10 let. with board respon-
sible parties. Address 90 West 3sth-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

n.ooDYoNNN>NN~0NNNo~ ~~NNc~0~/N0oN~N~NN''0'~
ABSOLUTE DIVORCES PROCURED -
Separations. damages. collections, inNes-
,,rations shadowIns. private information.
l.yal evidence furnished. expert dei'cii
service. WESTLOTORN CO.. Detective
ana Law Agency. III broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
HELP WANTED.
Female.

WANTED.-A strong ProtestanD girl for
general housework and 10 assist with
children In American family In the coun-
try, good home To the right girl: wages
SO. Address Mrs. SALTER. Ridgewood
y. J.
WANTED. A girl as cook and laundress
10 60 short distance IN the country. In
Quirc Wednesday, between 10 and l.. at II
East 22i u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
APARTMENTS TO LET.

-~~.~-~~-Noo~r~~~@~~NN ~~~@NSN"@VNoD''|>'~'>
THE LIVINGSTON. 1876 East loih-st.,
near Irving Place Apartments to rent.
3 rooms. from October !. Jlni;or.
Unfarnlsh ed.
ATTRACTIVE APARTNENIS. " rooms
bath and buffers pantry; $40 East 'th-
ST.. corner: 30 feet front. overlooking Stuy-
vesant square. Apply to janitor.
MODERN apartments between 20 ana
5oih SITS; rent from 81 800 to $1,000. r..
& MILLS. iO3 9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-16
BUSINESS CHANCES,

~~SoNo~O~oNNS~~So~~o~~NN O~-~NN~~N>N~-oouoo<
A GENTLEMAN with 81. 500 is offered DO
siiion Of secretary In an established man
ufacturing business; good income and
money secured. Particulars from LLOYD
2JS broadway.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for bust
ness purposes, investors advised without
charge OF desirable opportunities: highes,
commercial references. GRIGGS & earle
TON, 2O2 broadway.
PARTNER WANTED with s.. 900 to 20
into a deal which Will realize much more,
than ordinary profit, with absolutely no
risk. TRUSTEE. Tribune ONCE
BAKERY. including property 500. 600:
long ablished ~ year: 200 barrels
weekly: cause ~ selling. sickness: greatest
bargain ever offered. MDONALD & WIG
GINS. 40 Nassau-st.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Party with
$1,000. 10 purchase one-half interest In
an established manufacturing business IN
New YORK: will have treasurcrship. with
satisfactory compensation. Address Box
81, Tribune ONCE.
BUTTER AND EGGS-An old-cstablishel
business nrst-class locality: $500. SUI
fcient capital: bona-fde reason for selling
at once. 1902 3d-ave.
CAPITAL procured for merchants. manu-
facturers and others desiring 10 extend
Their business. stores and business places
sold quickly without publicity. MDON-
AID & WIGGINS. 40 Nassau-st
CAliDS.-Friday's prices 4Oc to 81 ~ thou
sand; quantities lower. superior card
board: typography unexcelled: other print
ng. lowest prices; promptly executed
MERCHANTS PRINTING COMPANY
World Building.
EsTA BLIsHED SPECIALITY PLANT re-
quires 5000 additional capital: large
profits small expenses. no debts invest
ment secure; viii incorporate. ATWOOD,
Tribune Office.