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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

WASHINGTON. Oct. S-Commissioner
Lamoroaux Of the general landofice,
has made his annual report TO the sec
rotary Of the interior for the past fiscal
year. The total land selections during
the year were 10. 100000 acres. Of which
A.ssO. .eib acres were homestead entries
and d. 5S9. .50i railroad selections.
The total vacant public land IN th'
United States is 6OO,OlO.67l acres, o
which $40. .65i, ,S6i Is surveyed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

PmIAnELrmA. Oct S,-The Sprcckels
sugar refinery operated by the Sugar
Trust, which has been closed down fCT
several days, will reopen today, It u
stated. Simultaneous with the reopen
ing Of the SprcOkels refinery, the Frank
lin refinery, which Is also operated by
the trust, will shut down for an in
defnito period
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04
uza THE TEXAS STATE FAIR.
Eysr,hlnE WIN lie In Place on Open
ing day.

Ing day.
DALLAS. Oct. s.-The gates OF the
Texas State fair viii open to the public
next Saturday. On that day every ex.
hibi, will be complete and each and
every visitor on opening day can see
Just as much as those who come on clos.
ing day
The fair IL the most complete this
year Of any in it, history. The various
halls, stock quarters, poultry depart
mont. etc, are full and in stock quart
ers much more room could have been
utilized.
The stock show will be the finest ever
seen in the south or west and extra Of
forts are being made TO make Oct. "a,
livestock day, one Of the great days Of
the fair.
In Exhibition and Machinery halls a
small army Of workmen are busy ar
ranging the exhibits. Some Of the dis
plays there are placed, and all will be
completed by Thursday or Friday. The
county exhibits are arriving, and many
will exceed those Of former years. Tho
floral art and woman's Department.
will be full. and the display all thai
could bo desired.
The racing this year viii be the bes
: ever known in the south. There Ar
! now upon the grounds over 300 horse
= and 100 more expected within the mex
few days. There are many here tha
have records that will make many o
the former racers at the fair take bacl
seat. The purses aggregate $4,000.
One Of the features Of the racing is
: mare that will pace half mile withcu
a harness or driver and after passing II
Judges stand will turn and go back
/. the starting point.
n All arrangements have been con
plcted for the rabbit races, in whic
"A much interest il being taken.
The music will be furnished BY n
finest band Of the Mexican republ
and the greatest musical treat ever e
"a joyed by the people in Texas Is in sto
Ia for them.
to The following is the list Of speci
er days as far as agreed urOn:
Oct iO-Opcning and children's da
10 oct. !4-nvestock associations Al
Is Dallas day.
Of Oct i5-Shnners and woman's da
C oct. i5- Patriotic day.
NJ Oct. t7-Press day
In. Oct i9-Colored peoples day.
ias Oct. Educational day,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

81. JouNs n. r., oct, S.-The Lab
rador fishery has proved total failure
the season having now closed. The
mailboat, which made the round OF the
coast, reports the poorest catch IN q
quarter Of century. An sections Of
the press and people arc showing great
concern as TO how .ho fishermen classes
shall contrivc to live through the coming
winter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

FARMERsyIILE. Oct. S-Mose Wilson,
colored, was hanged in the parish jail
here for the murder Of Tom and Caro-
lire Franklin. an old eolored couple,
living near Cherry Ridge, last April
Wilson confessed his guilt
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04
rh. M.rrhnni AInrIna.

WASHINGTON. oct. a-The merchant
marine, United states, June 30, accord
ing TO tabulation OF the bureau OF
navigation. comprised s2.9Os vessels, H.
7Os. $50 gross tons, q decrease Of $50
vessels, but an increase Of 6s,OOO tons
ovcr the previons year.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

BALTIMORE, Oct. S.-The first game
in the Temple cup series between the
Baltimore and Cleveland baseball clubs
was won by the home team By the SCORE
Of 7toi. Hoffer and Robinson did the
battery work for Baltimore, while
Young. Wallace and thinner represent
al Cleveland.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

OTTAWA, Oct. SIN the house OF
commons Minister Of Agriculture Fisher
said that the government intended to
make arrangements for continuous
line Of cold storage from the point OF
production, which included the north
west territory, 10 the British markets.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

VAN AtsrvNR. Tex, Oct a-The
Denton Pharmacy company Of This
place made an assignment Of their stock
whisky and drugs, naming pF. O J
Finn a. assignee
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

KAUFMAN, Tex, Oct. S.-JordAn Ad-
ans. nearly 90 years old, who has oeen
in jail here since last March ON a charr'
OF criminal assault, was acquitted. Tbs
jury was on, on ,ho case "a hours
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04
Glass WINDOW Glass,

Jus, received. one Of the largest and
best assorted stocks Of all siaes Ol vim
dow glass that can be found anywhere.
| also sell putty, paints snd turpentine
and varnish, Kindly thanking you toi
rast favors and asking a continuance
of ihe same, l am kesp'v
Is 2tf ]. Allen Myers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

GALVESTON. Oct. S.-while J. Nc
liver. 30 years old, fireman on the Brit.
sh steamship sibun, was attempting 70
board his ship he slipped On the gang
way, fell into the bay and was drowned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

HAVANA, oct. s.-lhe cruiser Yanel
Pinson has captured the supply boat
Remclqnoi q Santiago De Caba, near
CalelA. The boat had on board thrcs
French sailors
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04
I'm HAL. wH. oLrvER
Hall 3 Oliver,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OFFIcF AT Halls DRUG STORE
PhonsRo. 66. Residence Phone No. 81.
Dr. oliver, Phone o..
Good Thing.

Ifyou want 20 mend broken china,
glass. etc. by "Siamese Cement the
best, not affected by water or head
Sold and guaranteed by Sam 3. Wilson
A Go. Oct IS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-04

~Ny baby had Group and was saved
hy shlloh's Curc." writes Mra J. y.
Martin Of Huntsville. Ala. Sold by all
drusslsssl
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

John d Crimmins the plantin In partition
sale made yesterday the Broadway Reai hs'a'e
Salesroom by L. s. Phillips e. Co. and a''er Keen
competition from the opening bid OF >V'"" uh''
$4,000 was reached became the purchaser ne
property consisted OF the southeast corner OF Maui
son-ave and Sixty-sixth-st, two and three STORY
brick and stone dwellings. plot l0o5x0 subject 10
annuties Of $3.50 and $50. and to encroacnment OF
adjoining wall of 25xO2.
b. L. Kennedy sold at public auction NO Zoo East
Ten,h-st a fvc-story brick double tenement house.
lot 25x94s to Arthur A. Stillwell for $1,000 rev
DAYS ago Mr. Stlwc offered the same price at
private sale.
c f. Harrell has sold the William j. Merritt
Company for j. C. Lyons, Nos. and west tAgh-
feminist. adjoining the Siegel-Cooper Company
property This property bought by Henry corn
from William Everdell early In 1895. for *l2o'Wp III
was sold to Mr. Lyons in February last for nom
ina consideration. 1t Is understood that the prop
erty will ultimately form part or the Siese-
Cooper possessions. , =,
Watkins brothers have sold to Mrs Emily n
Cary the three-story maroe-front dwelling. NO Al
West One-hundred -and-s sixty second-st This - one
of a new row OF houses. three others OF when nave
recently BEEN sold. ~ 49,
j. Klingerste.n has purchased No. 1876 East
Seventy -nnth-st a four-story brownstone dwelling
from J. Nogel. -. ooo ~ ~
Fay q Stacom have purchased for 500" No 70
Delancey-st. a modern tenement house VIII De
erected the cite.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
NV buildings.
s5rh-st 325 u 9TH ave Tor hve-s,ory
brick dwelling By Mary G Quimiy. u No - 49, 49,
East 3sih st. owner -o"
12lst. 80 3Os East flr nv. story brick Nat.
Michael Gpeiz. Of No 1855 "a ave. owner. lSoD
n . Western E1ulrvari. for three
nve-silry brick fats by Josph Rosenberg and
David Feni,cry Of No 1903 Myrtle Brook
iyn owners 1900
Sew Ynrk ,or Nv" story brick .chooihou,e . 9ooOp
and North River. corner Tor a one story
frame and iron shsd. by Thomas = and John -
Cr1mmina Of ~ 30 East 5Hih-st. own-r 30
77th-et 5. 3a4 G Z; q Columbus ave for two
i've story brick dwellings. by James Livingston.
o. 80 lOG West sth st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Attentions
Madison ave and i33l-s corner by George
three story and basement brick store and
ilJth -, sth- ave by Julius Schati-
man. q No 1872 West l2ls NJ. owner.
brick tenement and store. 400
- West. By Angelina u
40 I2S West ~ 81 owner. . n story
basement brick dwelling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Bowcry S0s IA and li+'1. by William VI ONE
Of No Bowery. TO a TWO story and attic frame
Dlvslonst No 2is. by John II Ecschen. Of No
l0l BraciaS -. owner. 70 two story and attic
Hudson st Nos 1872 ana a74 by Corporation OF
Church. 81 ~ Fulton owner. o
s...............
9th ave- No PAP. 10y Joseph Morrete. owner. to
nNe story Dick Nat 800
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

b0peyara .Eo ,r S9rnsp a 81 $500
Audubon OF 1871 st.. .oxzS'
Bernard T Kearns and wife to Elizabeth Dunn ~"
CT1s'E iol% u o e. s;eorse oyd 1886
MnDrry ~ 80 eiesno ne Mareo anu 1900
52d-.t n ilGS n Of sth ave. l6sxlp5; Mary =. ..
4 Henry and another 10 Philip Honmann..... loW
SSth- s n s67 II g Il Amsterdam ave. lISlpS. ~ ~
Maurice Levine. referee, To Edward + tiaynoT i'"'
7.d-si. No 4l6 East; Mary HOFFMAN TO Emanuel y. g.
4,th- ~ = Madison ave. lsNlVo1.
mann '''''' "''' .,.'........,.~... $500
''Rapp 40 ''' ''.'. ....,.......".. 100
Scamnle.- Nos 80 and aGs. Nathan Stinmcl -. 49,
wife Solomon Feiner. --"'
9>th -. No 2l4 East. same - same. ..........
Al 70 SIMON G'%sn|..'... .......-."... 1900
Vila-ave s. a91 II Of Potter Place lsSl'o. 80
Sieg-l Morris Kosenwas 80
Hin ST. r. 22J Il 4 81 Ave. 2oXl0bll. Morris
RosenwassT Eva S.rgei. ............-...... 500
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

~~>-~~~O~.oO~~O~ ,~N~~~~O-N~.~O - ~ - ~
CORNER Rooms. refined private house =;
central location. liberal home table. also.
delightful seaside cottage. references. A.
G. ". 1922 Broadway
DESIRABLE rooms. bard optional. sum
r-r prices. iransi~n's nrst. class table
references East il-i -.
HORIZONS. 100 WEST 22D-sT Central
quiet. hcreiike convenient 20 every
where. superior table: transient or perfra-
nsni. board low
WEST 18TH ST Rooms and board In
Southern family. references exchanged.
CASHIER. p. o. nox 2 is5
room. for party = gentlemen. family or
separately. superior table bari.
23D ST i2n EAST. near Madison square
Rooms. with board. permanent or
,ransi-n'. terms moderate. references -
changed.
18TH ST ~ EAST Large. handsomely
Furnished room. excellent table. refer
enr-s
"TH ST. 80 WEST. near Broadway -
Hand. ne.y fufnisnef fr.ru- single or
~ friie. srn'.'nea preferred. 'c'"rences
iol wAvEHLY PLACE y. y c,rner
Washington square Niceiv furnished
forms CENTRAL .'nf''t.. nfs' class trade.
Win prompt -~-vio". ran'isn's accomino-
dated at summer rates
H. EAST GisT ST. between lexington
and PARK AV~s. Desirable rooms. exc~l-
lent board. American family. Moderate
ArNERTisFMESTS ami subscriptions for
Ih- Tribune received AZ their Uptown
cfier No ! 2.2 broadway. - door norm
,i.- M, r-e., ' =, III. ~nr i aaTS
o'c-s 81 r~s4la~ once rai-s until O'Clock
. m w 80 shave. or I'd =, 10
Hfh of- cor ig'N - lt2 C1lumhus-Aye
near West cGth ~.
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GENTLEMEN vii IND neat, n-wiy fur
nish-i rooms. rcass nsbi-. 30 East 2s'h
st. mar Madam ave.
LARGE and small rooms. furnished. bath.
closets. ninnlrg water marble basins.
me private house. Loo West i2Sth 81.
STH AVE. S35 Elegant, large ROM
small rooms connecting. with private
bath suitable fpr two or three gentlemen.
elevator
?erH-sT. ~. between 5,h and Madison
ayes COO. rooms baths - weekly ~
ward convenient clubs. hofc.s. gentlemen
SD ST. II WEST. Handsomely furnished
lnrge rooms. one haif room superior
table and Attendance. city visitors accom-
mudated references
ADVERTISEMENT ard subscriptions fs<
The Tribune received at their rpto~s
One No 1922 Broadway. "a door nsi ~
81 3isi 81. anti. o O'clock m: sAys~
ti.ements received a; the following branch
Offices at regular once rates until so'ciork
? m viz 254 s'h ave. sc cor 23d 81, 1852
9TH ave cor. i2th-st. i42 Columbus
near IVES, Goth St. 100 West t2d st near
9th ave. ~ Eas, 18th st. 25s West va
at between 7th ard sth ayes: 1859 Ea.,
tTih--,: i.33s 81 ave. between 10Th and
nth SITS. i.02G 3iav-.. near Gist St /. 70s
L., ave. near seth IT $50 81 ave- near
+isi-st.. 534 81 ave. 3:' Bl--cker-u
<.too on aN's -" Fam avn 81. d. ] III 30
ave. 1902 ~ ave. ~ Amsterdam
l02 West <2i-st. its Fast 10Th s.. aoa
East 4sth-.t. $50 9th-ave G5i a,h-ave
1872 81 ave. near 97th - 20t East sGih
st: $50 Broadway: 1893 3i-av-. 100
shave. i3ls I'd ave 753 9TH ave Al,
the Harlem Ofnces' ? oal ~ ave- near
il3fh-s'. $50 Fast l25,h st near si-ave
2t3 Wei; i25ih-r,. to-: eth and sth ayes
800 West i95'h-ri AZ The Rrookiyn Orc-s.
391 Fulton st. 20 Fulton 81 Court
ct. ~ Broadway. T. d: i53 Broadway
Y n 1882 Myrtle ave. nca- broadway
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Brandt Fr",ericl and VIE to he Ge5mania LIZ:
Lcgss"yc .D, rss' 70 .,e esma $40
2hureh a. 1879 It n 81 spujien nuyvi AMI
rort Mori. Railroad. years. 49,. 1000
n T% 4n. h:9 "Ra Of VI" w5 w s%,aH eas u'' 500
H at L Ss q and I'd h-' NAP i''' Mor. s s
De Marco cccs,iao. TO Henry de + wceke. 80
~ Muit-rrys' ysar. r..; so"
comp, ,1 so Co., M East ' ich'.s 700
pay Geors- and A"sS, t Gsrn TO bG~,r.
G5 ANA i'' Tana-i + and VIE to III. New YORK
lie Insurance and Trust Company. ssh st. ,oo.
5 Of Ams nG . ave- ~ r j., and
Trust COMPANY corner of Convent ave ard .ooo
Haas Ks,harns 10 n. GERMAN savings Bank.
New York e'h-av" al IT Of 9th st. goo,
Hal william i. = 70 rt.iees Hack ii''h- 20 q.
Norman an inll Zip to Mary Henry '2d-s'.
irving Walter. ana VII. to William Gardner
.ad rlsT No s. and riparian rights ao-s' paris. ,om
Iohnza. Emeilne. AID husband 70 lanes s'sse..
r. iiith- -i. 245 Il u 9TH ave. years. three -
Same me- e rheoe 4 Kendall, iii'h,'. 25 q -.
Same to same 5 iii,h--. go It . Of s,h
J@?5a .l FaTad ,,s .: n.si- & g x
KIM Tss c@s'5 d.5 .o h' q, s;s S:'Tf;
i t,a.r. .....-..'.....'.. 5000
Lbman rajtush ami VIE 70 c4,harin, nas- -.
Lamb Hugh and wiff % cry Real Estate 90
Liberty -, year, ..-........ .. 10000
Same New YORK Really 80 and Moss Gold
years .,.''. . '...... ..,.. 40 90
IA =, . = i's,s ! y@ar '~ - 600
. corner B.ulerard AMI ioaf ., var '. ii5ooo
s., ioI.G q = hecckrf.st ? Years '.....'.'.,. 1900
VA. e@sc. nous ........'... - 500
O'N~f SIMON + 90 Lambert and Abraham
Quack-nhIsh 40 ~ Ea-t Ni'hsi. jraf'..... eS o
"a. Il, 4 md l.fr Mar
guardian. Wp.iy Cf~~t-aye 30 =
= lti'h 81. years. 90 "
Schwartz. Max ant Ray 20 United states Grand
Lodge Independent order Bfiih Abraham
,r.s.n-cr.s h5ni .......-.... 500
sinsherner. Leopold. anl ~. 20 ih- Manhattan
Savings Institution. Nos l.1"s and ] q" -
sascs 2 .........-...... 5000
i2is,-., 20 =, = s,h'av. vars ''....... 500
Same Edward jenkins same property. year.. d"
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

-~e--NNNN~NNN~NNy~N,N0 ~0-~NNNNN~~o
GE$TLEMEN viii ind neat. n-wly FUR
nifh~i rooms. rcaJs' uahi~. 30 East 2sfh
~ near Nadisan ave.
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ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. l.22 Broadway. "a door north
81 3lst-st.. until O'Clock p. m; adver-
usem-nts received at the following branch
offices at regular cfilce rates until o'clock
y m..vis 2oi shave. $. 3. cor. 23d st. l32
9Th ave: cor l2th-st.. l+2 Columhus-aye
near West 00th-st. lO6 West l2d-st. near
6th-asc. ~ East I+th-st.; 257 West I'D
St. between 18th ard sth ayes. lJg East
4Ith-st; l,j3, 3d-ave.. between 10Th and
nth stu. 1925 3d-ave.. near 6lst-st /. 100
lht-av-.. near >Vth-st.: $50 3d-ave. near
+ist-st Dol 'd-avV.. 32J Bleccker-st
zoos 3da,e., 2t0 East 7Dth-st.. i.9ci Sd.
we 2GGo "a ave. o. Amsterdam ave.
4O2 West 4od-st. l.s East l8th-st; a3
East +sth-st.. s56 9th-ave. 65i 9TH ave.
l., i52 I'd ave. near 67th-st. a04 East Seth
81 ld20 broadway. l.563 3d-avc: 100
sth-ave. LBS 2d-ave.; T53 Gth-ave. A,
the Harlem Oricss; 2.05i 3d-avs., near
iinh.st.: l5G East l25th-st. near 3d-a,e.
~ ~ West i2oth-st.. bet. 9Th and sth ayes
s.n West 145th-st. At the Brooklyn Offices
VT Fulton-sti 726 Fulton-st;
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Contrn properlp for Sale or 60 Get

SALE OR RENTTwo furnished cottages on shrew,-
- bury River. near Seabght boating bathing: rent
1900 for season Apply William Chalmers "a Ieonari- Al
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GARDENER.-By a young married man
on gentlemans place rs gardener: good
reference. well experienced. Address y. q.
Box 379 RoHelle n J.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Al MAN PRICES.-FIne
Trunks travelling bags. dress suit cases
Vshses. poeketbooks. high-class establish
ment we defy any concern to meet our
prlces: free delivery 100 miles
SCHWARTZ'S. 80 4th-ave
LlBERT'S Veloutine des Sultanes. an ideal
face powder: invisible and harmless: LII
berts Violet Exquis!a: Labert's Algerian
Violets. Most delicious and lasting For
sale everywhere. JAMMES. 900 broadway
SOLICITED. correspondence and Quota
lions from those engaged In the i'm
portation and buying OF live frogs for edl-
bic purposes. Address WA. NJ MILAN
Borcstown. n. b.. Canada.
THE TALK OF The town. our great mid
summer sale Of Ieweiry. perfumery, cor
sni't-in-two. JAMES. 600 Broadway.
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COACHMAN.--Mi aged Englishman
AS family coachman: married no chill
drcn: drives tandem or four In hand II nee
essary. city references. COACIIMAN 1910
Broadway.
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ron SALE.

~O~~rONNNNDNONN W. --~~s"eN sNyNNNN~NNNNNON~NON
A.--A-A.-A.-FIN diamonds watches.
81 weekly no trash. call or address
WATCH SUPPLY co. Maiden Lane.
Room 2. All goods guaranteed
At REDUCED PRICES -5p second hand
wood and iron working machines; fuliy
guaranteed. machinery bought and
changed. GEORGE II EDDY. 3os Madl-
sOn ~.
FIRST CLASS bakery and Ice cream
business for sale. horses. wagons. etc.
everything In nrst class order: large trade
W. G.. Box y. Tribune ONCE.
FOR SAI.E-Four bennington No. type
writer's high numbers and good CON
dillon. S43 10 500 5. G. & s. II. ORMS-
BY II Broad-st
GOOD established tin and plumbing shop;
great chance for man that under
stands the business well. All during day,
+3s East sGth-st
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WAITRESS. Just dlsensasswor,hy. cs' :"
competent sblis IsS . .t'. % aOCr-
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Gonntrn propertp TO Get.

LARGE house and cottages. II acres large orchard
"A abundant shade; high healthfu location: mosqui-
toes Chester y. j.. suitable FOR boarders let to
good tenant cheap. SUMNER. ~ Nassau St
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WIlEELRlGiT and CARRIAGE PAINT
Err Good lrtterer. siriper. nnlsher. can
work at hlscksmlthing married. -. strict
Is temperate. can furnish references.
steady work Address g. T. pYCkMAN.
Cr0fnn m Hudson y Y.
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SUBURBAN REAL rsTATn

"uENCf FOR MONTCLAIR.- Real estate
NJ, kihds; sale or rent. 9 Beekman-st.
L.; and opp. D.. l.. and w. station
-.lon,clalr. CLARENCE p. TUBES
AT MoNTCLAIR.--IIouses for sal. and to
TAYLOR. Montclair. N. j.
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va ,,ia 40 chsmherwork s ne reiereree'
small private family ,o ss aoor.
is0 Yves, 2sth-st. second "SS ...,,n,,ons ~
ADVERTISEMENTS and ,uI ,seir Up!S,s,ss
-pr rH tribune received at o. door a a','
o,I lie So ia Broadway m. adws,
oih &C., " until 0 o'clock Pculne brsnsss.
o, S,s received at the io'i sS,il I;;
o 1,f" At regular once rases .or' 2sd-st -
o'n nv va "a sth-ave.. s e; IcSolumbus-s..s..
~ m cor. i2th-st. IL. visj-st. Pc De-
" renT Wcst 66th-st io6 wss SKI IVES, s.o
u i,a oe East i4th.ss' oy ~ ~ Ia IA
y, rc,wesn 7th and stn zen 10th n. "a
-, l.s3s 3d-ave.. pew T ,,ist-st; L.s ~,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

GARDENER and FLORIST. Thoroughly
experienced In the different branches Of
the business. nrst-class certificates and ref
crences. married small family. II. M 80
DE Uarte-st.. Morristown y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

sTESoGRArUER AMI TYpEWEl
Young man competent experienced and
relAhi. desires position evenings after
4 willing ami capable managing entire
correspondence. newspaper work preferred.
READY BnN 70 Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-18

WATCHMAN -Si-ady position 10y a Swed..
- as private Waterman or Hssls'an'
isnit0r. handy with carpenters tools. I.
PEARSON lJg East 22d.si.