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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-05

Miss KEEDIcK-"What an awful talker
Mr.. Gilley is, and how little he says when
he speaksl" Miss Kittish-''The poor fel
low Is troubled with an impeachment in his
thoughts. IN. Y. World.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-05
Realism in the Nursery.

Mrs. Noyes - Children! ch:k!renl
can't you get along without making
such terrible racket?
Nellie Noyes-No, mamma; we can't.
Willie's playing he's papa coming homo
late at night!-Yonkers Statesman.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-05
Their Couel~sions.

Two scientists of the twenty-first CEN
fury were examining with deep interest
petritled body which had just been dis
covered.
ut is quite old" said one.
EYES," replied the other, "but not
more than $50 years, should say. You
will notice that 1t has the bicycle face
and the telephone ear. Those pecul-
iarities did not develop until near the
close of the nineteenth century, accord
Aig to the best authorities."-N. Y.
World.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-05
poa't Tobacco spit and smoke Your Life
Away.

II you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic,
full Of new life and vigor, take No-To- Bac,
the wonder-worker that makes weak men
strong. MANY gain ten pounds 10 ten days.
Over zoo, 600 cured Buy No-To-Bac from
your own druggist, who will guarantee o
cure. Booklet and sample mailed free. Ad
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-05

~ AN sorry bought ono Of those door
mats with Welcome on it," "Why soW
"Some stupid fellow mistook the meaning
of the word and helped himself to 1t the
first night. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-11-05

Lovely Woman.
If you believe her,
She will deceive:
II you deceive her.
She will believe.
bay City Chat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

n
There was keen competition yesterday at the
Broadway Real Estate Salesroom for the offerings
IN partition by Peter f. Meyer & Co. in the suit or
Charles NJ Ciedney against Josephine Gedney ana
others The crowd in front OF tho auctioneers
stand were thoroughly posted upon the values OF the
different properties and while the first bids were
always low they rose 50 rapidly and TO such figure
that the heirs in the latter part Of the bidding al
lowed the outsiders to compete between themselves
No. 222 West Forty-thirl-st., four-story bricK
dwelling lot l6Sx10O4, sold 10 Frederick DE H.
Wissman, OF Seton AZ Wissman, for sl6loO; NO. ~
West F'iftieth-st., three-stoTy brick dwelling Iot
Brown & Co. for sl5lc0: Nos. 442 and 4i4 West
Twenty-ffth-st., two three-sory prick feiieeH ~
and stables In rear. lot 4oxSss 10 LOUIS UV ine err
1880: southeast corner of Oostdorp-aye ana CioVeI
ct formerly Walker and Centre SITS, Twenty-iourlh
Ward, two frame dwellings and barn. on put
1COxlcO. to Leopold Fischer, for s6%V -r,o,,r-
son. OF Josh Whtcomb and odd Homestead
fame his four-story private dwelling No o. Wes s
seventeth-st, 22x65x0O for about SeoVg an GU :n5
Thompson VIII return 10 MS hoi'es'e"u a. own
IL j. Hume has sold the four.story business TSP PROP S
born. Son & Co., to Charles F. Naethng. the caterer
for $4,000
Davis & Sanford have purchased five lots In Sedg-
wick-aye Fast Side. opposite One-nundieu aiu-aiA-
ty-frst-s SSx15Ox irregular. extending 10 summit
ave. from H. +. De Voc 49,.
Read No 4Sl West e-hundred nd seventeenth
st one Of a row of ten recently completed four and
a-half-story American basement dwellings, DIT ABOUT
franklin Petit will erect five-story apartment
house on plot Of three lots In Seventeth-st south
side 45O feet west OF Amsterdam-ave. which ne mas
1ust purchased. ,,
The work of tearing down the old New-York Clear
ing House Association Building. at the northwest
OF Nassau and Pine SITS, was begun yes uy
preparatory to the erection this site OF larger
Office building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

The following plans FOR new buildings ana alterations
Were fled with the Building Department yesterday;
buildings: a.. =,
No iG9 a ninestory brick nat py 49,. M.
William ueaman Of No All 81 AIMS ave. owner sio'"V
Downing ST. Nos ~ and 81 four-story brick Dwell
ing stable. by John and James a cara
and Sarah Goody. OF No no Leroy-s'' 90 ooo
Quarry Road = about 80 II OF Arthur-aVe.
a two-story frame dwelling. by John Grisch' 0. n .oo
3lS East 13d-st owner. -''o"
and I2ith-st corner. n two-s'ory anu
cellar store. by Charles Bradley OF NO 10 No oo
Jarnes-st. Newark. J..............: ~o'""
s Of sfh-ave. TWO nVe-story oo ooo
brick flats by owner. '''o'"
Wards Island by CITY Of New-YOrk q one-s'ory . ooo
bakehouse and storage. ........'...' "'"oV
Vanderbilt ave. s. IS It Of 17Oth-si. one
story dwelling. by James La Caste Oh NJ o,o
37S Mo;t-ave i'o'"
Alterations.
Yves, Housor-st. No 1I5. by f F Haight. OF No
2l5 Hooker-st. Brooklyn. TO four-story anu soo
basement brick tenement ~"
Madson-aye No 152. by Charles Delevan WEI
more OF No l33 Madson-ave. 10 hve-stofy m mn
brick bachelor apartment house -''ooV
Carrnlne- ST. Nos 81 and %. by Aaron Conn OF
No l54 East 7uth-st. to two one ana a hali- , ,oo
story brick and dwellings ...........:: i'iW
Wall-st, 10. by William W Aston. OF NO 40
West 34th-st. seven-sory brick ONCE ooo
142d-st and shave n g corner. by Charles Beck
man. Of 22d- st and Sth-ave. to a two-story -
attic frame store etc. ........'.. ID
145th-st n G Sth-ave. by Emil Bachmann
OF No 1876 Sth-ave. TO fvc-stcry brick store o-o
and fiat <"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
WORK WANTED.

ELEVATOR RUNNER, &c.-Young man
desires position as elevator runner or az
assistant shipping clerk. Address T. w. s..
8iO East S3d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Baker John O. and wife to Alfred Hoy,.
s ss sna ahs w 10 Citizens Savings
Bank W S Elizabeth-st 1903 # Of Broome-s' % mn
Bard. Wriam H. to Henrie,ia + 1o1gsian lot 90,
Is map OF South Washingtonville. IL months. S3l
other, executors etc, ls7th-st 275 IT Of ,,Oo
chambers Sshssr Ellen Hisa' NJ ana Matthias to Iebe
Lyon. old Bathga'e-avs. sol # Of sam aoo
DSsh ANA Peter wynsn anS snSihei. IS Goo
Dh Masgayea and Rsa Levy sna su a ss
ave 'ss secures NJ bond 10000
Enssen ns' samuel to Clara wortnann. %
r nsf I'm Zines, 81 and Ss e David wa@s: .oo
hsrs gs anS % Si o fEs Franklin say
ngs Bank Of NewYorh corner wnls-ave MN
HARPER arp '' Thomas & to Joseph Tan,um. No asi
H e'S Edwin & ana wife to william Her:
vey. ms 1ss,hst i75 # W Of Boulevard. year 1900
Harris; barnet and vie july. Re.enss5s Ne
Jse sop Israel to Ella, Schwartz 10 ito wv
%s II S Sos s h and Sss
same to Charlotte r johnson. W Hoe-s,. 9o2.e
II Of ieIth,s' years =, sn,5. 1000
san" Johnson s3 aa"8 Hosst s' aala Of iehst
E' 5Sssph / sna As1 1000
NcAulre Timothy. and Henry Gahay to John
Tnes and rb saGihG 4 sS5 w o Ma and
Auruhy William J Margaret Eckel, kyer-
ave lots 1877 and 9s. map Prospect Hill estate ma
McCiurk John II Lloyd saltus. l41st-st ~
2l4lO Il A,exander-ave. D years 1900
' ssS, pss n W OF shave 5000
2d-ave. 4s.l II n OF 18th st. years lAWO
Nicholson, Edward 10 John A Cisco. w l%nox-
ave 25 It n OF 133d-st 11-l2 years. mort ~ ~.
ss sass' to samuel Lynch i747 Park-ave o
d Reilly Dominic and wife TO Edward N Burg -
hard . 124th-st. ca II W OF 3d-ave. . years 23UO
Props. Solomon G. and wife TO Frank w Weiss oooo
stenfed, David. and wife TO David Jackson n $3.50
corner 7th-ave and 123d-st. months ......... oVO
Smith Samuel w Is. and wife 10 William Halls
Sons S corner Ar,stsrdam-ave and s9th-st am
schlu,er Henry and wife TO James Murray and
Robert Hill. 8 l13th-st. $50 II W Of 2d-ave o
sossan Gertrude J. and husband TO Madeline and
Louisa Blank. Avenue a. 4l5 II OF s2d-st. ooo
The pilgrim Church Of New-York to the Emgrant
Industrial Savings Bank, . 12lst-st go n
OF 4th-ave. j year Dun
Turner. James. TO the Mutual Life Insurance
Co, New-York. $ 13Sth-st. 1874 II Q OF Willis
Won Ganther. Theodor. to Hettie d and Robert
Carter. trustees. etc. . oSth-s 100 IT Of I'd ~
Van Ripper Charles and James la Coste and
Same to same. . l70th-st. 21.8 IT OF Wander
mortgages. $50
Weymann Josephine and Ernst c. to Catharine @
liill. Potter Place. 1864 It e OF Maron-ave. ~
York Frank 8, to Frances c Cohn. 8 8 I45th-st.
1884 II Of ad-eve year. 1000
xsitfuss. Charles +. to FOrdham Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

DOCTORS OFFICE. with all convenience
6Jd-st. near Madison NJ D., Box
I23 Tribune Uptown Onice. .2+2 Broad
way.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms for gen
tlemen. 63f--t.. near Madison ave. :.
breakfast II desired reference. NJ. L. D..
Box l22. Tribune Uptown once. l.2i2
Broadway.
I.-PARLOR FLOOR: six light rooms de
sirable club or bachelor quarters; Will d.
vide. IL East cath. between 5th. Madison
IA WET 4sTH -ST.-Large. handsomely
furnished rooms, also medium sized
rooms: all conveniences. terms moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

OCo~~NOor~0~~N0NNNN |NN7N1s1~ WV
EIGHT secondhand broughams ana
coupes. by Brewster. Curley ana ran
drau' some hav, rubber tires: all In perfect
condition: 500 up: one Berlin coach by
brewster. S2T5; one full panel coupe
rockaway. 500. PALACE REPOSITORY,
2S7 and 233 Schermerhorh-st., near Bond.
Brooklyn.
VETERINARY SCRGEON.-1ame horses
DR. Coleman's treatment excludes firing.
blisterlng and unnerving: treatment at
owners stables cure guaranteed; refer
ences. 29O Broadway, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once, No. l,242 Broadway. ID door north
Of 3lst-st.. until 9 o'clock y. m: adyer-
tisements received Mt the following branch
offices at regular office rates until \ o'cIock
p. m. VIZ. 2o4 sth-aye.. s.. q. cor. 23d-st I52
6th-ave.: cor. l2th-st.: l42 Columbus-ave
near West 6Gth-st.; 100 West 42d-st.. near
Gth-ave.: % East l4th ST.; 257 West 4od
ST.. between 9TH and 9Th ayes. 1850 Eas,
41th-st.; l.33s 3d-ave., between 10Th ana
7Tth SITS: l.o2G 3d-ave.. near 6ist-st.: 1 7os
lst-ave.. near s9th-st.; $50 3d-aye. near
4ist-st.. 554 3d-ave. as Bleecker-st
2y0s 3d-ave. 2i0 East 79th-st.: 1921 3d-
ave. 2,G62 3d-ave.; 10 Amsterdam-aye.
io2 West 42d- 1913 East l8th-st.: 203
East 4sth-st.: $50 Dth-ave.: 65l 9,h-ave.
i.i52 3d-ave. near 67th-st.; 2O4 East sc,h-
St. 1.62O Bro'dway; 1863 3d-ave: 100
shave. LBS 2d-ave. 1853 Gth-aye. Al
the Harlem Offices: ..O5l 3d-ave. near
il3th-st.; 1856 Fast l25,h-st.. near si-aye.
2i3 West i25th-st.. bet. eth and sth ayes.
800 West Ii5th-st. At thc BROOKLYN Oflces:
3OI Futon-st.. T26 Fuiton-st.; G3 Court
ST ~ N-oadway. II. D.: 1853 Broadwnv
= DIT "Ao2 Myrtie-a7e.. rear broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
DRESSMAkING.

DRESSMAkING.
>~~N~~O~N~~eo-oo.No-~-oIo - N-~.~oO~o1~>~
COuTuRIERE FRANCHISE. - Formerly
with Stern Bros. advanced models for
spring dresses. evening waists. tailor
made walking and dinner costumes: Ia
dies materials used: short notice: mod.r-
ate prices Nine. ANDERSON. 1874 West
l5th-st.
DRESSMAKING and TATLORING.-Win
do gents fine mending 2l5 East 25th-
St. basement.
DRESsMAKER and SEAMSTREss. by
lady In private family: 81 day. IS
weekly; would assist IN any way: refer
ences. DRESSMAKER. 2l5 Z. l2Jth-st.
DRESSMAK III. Makes stylish gowns.
fancy evening waists and opera cloa6s
In newest designs by the day. home or
out. Address FILTER. 100 West 52d At.
DREsSMAKER. In or out OF house: Ia
dies. misses costumes. waists skirts
evening dresses specially. Address
ROBES. SOS ark-ave.. 77th-st.
DKESSMAKER. by the DAY. in private
families; making-over a specially; 81 %
per day. Miss II. FOX. 2S6 3th-ave. bet.
beth and 9th sts
PARTISAN DRESSMAKER.- First-clnss:
late with Felix. from Paris: evening
dresses. street dresses, by day: references.
MADAME. care Mrs. OnderIonk. 40
West GGthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
Gountrp propertp for Sale or % Get
AT ESSEX FEELS, N. j.

For rent or for sale-FOur modern houses.
Seven and nine bedrooms. Water and systems
%.arest MOI NTAIN district TO New York VIII furnish
Omen and heated inspection Saturday Washingtons
birthday Take Ere II. II.
City Office 10 Corandt 81. c. w. LEAVITT. Mgr.
a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Once. No PAP Broadway.
"a door OF sIst-st. until o'clock p m: adver-
received at the following branch oces regular
office rates until O'Clock p. M, viz "a shave. e.
l52 Gth-sve l2thst. 42 Columbus ave.
Mar West G6h-st; lO6 West 4cd-si near 6th-ave 8?
Eas, I4th-st; 257 Yves, 42d-st. between It'll and sb
awss 10 East 47th-st .33s 3d-ave between 76th
T7th ats IO26 3d-ave.. 6ls-st; .70s lst-ave.
resr s0 3d-ave 4st-st; Oo4 3d-ave 32S
R,sacSer"st: 2sOs 3d-ave. 24O East 70th-st.: 92i
sd~ave 26G2 Sd ave- 90 Amsterdam-ave;; sO2 West
aed las East I8th-st: 203 East 4sh-st; $50 9h-ave
GI 9,h-ave.; ll52 3d-ave. near 6Ith-st; 2Oi East
se:h-st: GEO broadway: 1853 3d-ave: l29 shave:
ana 2d-aye 1853 Gth-ave At the Harlem Offices: 2.0ol
sd-sye. iisth-s: 1856 East I2sh-st near sd-aye
lj5th-st Al the Brooklyn Offces: 397 Fultonst: 726
Iulton-st.: 90 Court-s As Broadway E. p 1853 Broad
way. Z. D.: i.i52 Myrte-ave. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

RI'IIDING PI.ANS FILED.

Rverview Terrace. go IT n Of sedgwick-
ave, ! year. .......'.'..'.''''''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ist-ave S. 755 IT 5sh-s, 2oxlco Minnie 60, .oo
1tx uos 10 40 AZ Harris Mandeibaum al
S Taomas Ktkw0G sos It Of ch-si 2ox7o
Amelia Krauss to Fredersa Ash5oa Coin 10 uar
rs Manae'Ol 1o +, W Of Madison-avc osxloo5
Daniel Hennessy the Rev DIR d Lawrence
7i Ssws'' No si5 Vest Caroline Hartwei Sarah
7 1s-s. No No sis 1913 W wss same to to
7is-st. No so7 West: same to same Hax ,;nsr,
+d kaS. to s sS1S S s 1899 1899
Same property Foo S"nny t Of MadsonAaye xo2
s4 1he Mayor > ec City of Ne~-York Francis T
sG MScsr'hy $. iaj Of Avenue A. s'1loos
Frank W Weiss and wife to Solomon G Troops
4s afo "'is MadsSnzays p 81 l Sx3'
s. Harris Ssnq 30 Of iaas i'dore 90 20,
Blank to 9Ssa anS iSsds corner looxio
nasSeah Anns MseO P ana nn0i aIs6
''% psy 's q a 10 a Wiah
Same e'T properiy Charles Duffy ct al by guardian %,
sans sa ppepe a,' Elem Duffy to same title and =,
,ssB part :: ai5 # Of G,h-ave 25xSsii; John
ygro DTnSp rs Hepbert Reeves ana
same properly; Elsn 1Is %y to IS lox5 Lewis
MSrsSsd 10 e T i ha@aPd Nicholson to
psths 100 Of dave ~cn 22SloSs John
1exinston~ave corner l23d,st 100 lixte; An
, nif 40 ola Vest William olmesdah to Ed os oo
,a SsTe Ni So 2i2 West Herbert to Viz
sinsss Iq mse Of south washngtonviie 5oxloo
William Ii Bard to James v Lawrence - -; .; u"
Lot 1853. may OF washinstonvle %'xl2o; same 10 900
1v sas $, $50 Aibanysve 2,xlCo Sarah sarah
o srly No 1si: Frank W Arnold referee
George NJ Miller and another. trustee LOW
Rooseveit-st No 90; James F Mccarthy TO Mary s,oo
v Mncst'e Nos ss to 81 and 10 Maiden Lane
same property; John Black ct al to Daniel
, ssyss' No ito; Nathan jacoOowitz and wife to
IpSe %U g. Noah Hcishhed wife 90 oo
Tobias siivsrsso9s 30 ,,1a;c % sxgs Ma:
a ss fa asss # to Gm iais and
os SRotser q Part ot a. map Bellevue 25xess
Bentamin Berkowtz and wife to Louis Gold q 600
,s sisin asIo IT Of Avenue aocxSa; .s TO
Minnie Huber Catherine Burke Is exsso 0''"
SOS J5sspsine 2 aai TT 5' Ma.ap
cG Rops9s Ioe6 to Angel simpson $4,000
1oth-st. 1913 T. Of Nest E"a-1 MeInVre
s4 Mia s. AS # Of West Endays S2xio22 10
es Snn No 3 Vest Thomas Holmes to sgd 90 ZOO
,a nsy s'i aoa IT Of shave lsxe0il Mar
s95esa No S sc Vest, 10 william Ed ,s
AsSuIs ss sxI Ease Ellen 1' Stack James
is: 2s As,6s Of r att l 10 john Me-
iiist-s Nc 90 6 East "i''a'" ~. 5000
Riyervew Terrace. 25O Y n OF Sedg"lch,
25Si1sS2s 9zi zs,,sa .oIanan '.''' 1850
soth s s. S'02 ;a IT % o. Sheridan 1880
G1,h-st : 225 II OF llthave 2oXlVoo; jesse
Hazel 10 Charles II Soddard. exchange.
W G snsre Meier and ano,her 10000
Forest-ave ell II OF Home st. 30 1oxlO'3x
Irregular: John w Decker to Ella L Dorset -
Same property; Ella Dorset % Emma Eckein 4"'
Suhurban-s =. at n G HulI-aVe' b4A'u"A nm
llOx5i; Mary f Smith 10 George w Meyer -. s'o"
Lot 49, map Of part Of Hunt estate: Serena Ioch ON
Frederick c Barthen. oV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

THREE small houses Brooklyn. 10 cx-
change for country place. JOHN q.
HOYT. JR.. 30 Pine-st., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD DOOKS.-tll kinds bought. WHIT
TIE. s3 ith-avc. y. Y. City.
PORTRAITS painted In oil colors from
photographs. So and upward; also. a
valuable collection OF paintings for sale
DAVID FOX. $50 0th-ave.. "a bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

GARDENER and MANAGER-By thor.
oughly practical man. Scotch. married:
he experience in greenhouse. grapery and
rose growing, ornamental and vegeta Bile
gardening used TO management Of men:
age 40, good all round man for private es-
tate. hrst-class reference. MANAGER,
81 East lJth-st.. seed store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
Conntrp propertn TO Get. :

Conntrp propcrtn TO Cet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Modern house. II rooms newly decorated rent 5000
Old-fashioned Colonial IA newly remod
elled sanitary plumbing all modern Improvements new)
$3.50.
Both houses fine views OF Hudson; extensive
grounds: at owners expense and free OF
stables; seven minutes walk Of station. Apply to
JAMES r. HAY, Wall-s
DOPUI.AR NUTIEY. y. j.. offers several modern
houses with pleasant grounds shade ETC.. at rentas
$3.50 o 5000; quite station. Apply
F. NJ. CNGER. opposite Nutley Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
~>o>>~o~~r~c~oocoo o.NococO,oon~~r~~
A RARE business opportunity seldom Of
fered. on" OF the largest greenhouse
plants. situated In the East In perfect
running order. Address, for particulars,
DAVID :. BEACH. Bridgeport, Conn. Z.
o. Box 253.
AN EXTRAORDINARY masterpiece an
tique clock. that needs winding up only
once a year: perfect regulator. with equa-
ton OF time W.. 40 West Houston-st.
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-oOo second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. COS Mad-
eon-st
BICYCLE BARGAINS.-New 1890 500
Monarch, unused, will sell for S6J cash:
also new 1895 500 Ben-Hur, never used.
for $6S. Address CASH. Tribune Onice.
CONFECTIONERY. ice-cream. cigar and
toy store for sale: good location; good
stock; fna ice-cream trade. 1888 Jackson
ave. Jersey City.
CANDY. stationery. toy. cigar store on
3d-ave.; rent. 500 with living rooms;
receipts positively average IS 90 daily.
sCHAFER, LIZA 3d-ave.
DESKS. -Roll-tops. sl2 and upward also
desks slightly damaged by water. +.
MASON. II Fulton-st.
FOR SALE. Excellent water power. along
side railroad. 81 miles from New-York
ample ground for good plant: silk. paper
or other manufacturing; will bear lnvesti-
CATION. u. a. WHEELER. ErskIne. y. j.
FOR SALES acres: healthful location;
romantic scenery: good fishing Box IL.
Great Berd. Penn.
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Citp 11rouertp for Sale


a FEW choice West Side houses left lots advanc-
"A ing: a choice 4-story, foot Park $50 CO.,
STEVENS aSd-st. corner Columbus-ave.
~ PER CENT INVESTMENT. Columbus ave. near Of
~ fee one % 100 feet Front stores and
fats. STEVENS. 93d-st, corner Columbus ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

GARDENER and -Middle-aged
German. single; long experience sreenS
houses, landscaping, rose-growing, vegN
tables, wishes situation on gentleman's
place Address GARDENER, care ~
Gunther, Is lst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21

REFINED private house unusually cheer
ful. sunny TO ms. liberal home table. 3Jl
l. Nlnst In-ANe.. corner 3yth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

young Swede: experienced in garden,ns
and care OF horses; best OF references a.
to character and ability. Please address
JACOB CARLSON. Port Chester, Vest
chester Co n Y .N'e
Evening journal., 1896-07-27
KILLED Al A CROSSING.
Sad and Fatal Termination of Pleasure
Party's outing.

Sad and Fatal Termination of a Pleasure
Party's outing.
LANCASTER. Pa, July 27. There was a
sad termination TO an outing by party
Of morrymakors at Bird Ip Hand, this
county. Enos n. Barge, young man
aged about 2 years, and Barbara Hershey,
slightly younger, were In buggy, cross
ing theitrackl lof the Pennsylvania railroad,
when they were crashed into by train
bearing soldiers who were returning from
the enoampment at Lewistown. The
buggy was demolished, and the young
woman S body was carried several hundred
feet on the pilot Of the engine, finally be-
ing hurled under tho car whoels and liter
ally cut into fragments. Barge had one
arm cut of and sustained other injuries,
which will result in his death. The horse
was instantly killed.
A dozen other carriages. all freighted
with returning merrymakers, were in the
cavalcade and one team had already cross
ed tho track when the shocking disaster
occurred. The occupants of the other car
riages were horrined spectators of the
tragedy.
The fatal crossing has long been regard
ed as ono OF the most dangerous on the
line of the Pennsylvania railroad The
special train was running at the rate Of 90
miles an hour The engineer says he blew
the whistle sharply as he approached tho
crossing but that the horse which Barge
was driving stood stock still upon the
track ana refused to move when tho young
man struck it with his whip. The par
onts of the victims are wealthy farmers.