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o.,,-.s- election, flr 'hroe trustees - ID" village
..,. ... l..f1 o.. morrow IN the First.
Of Ne" Nr'-n,." 49,. ..,,.c. Z, o.. Third
Third ana r'in "f'''7 .' ' ,., 49,,
and Firm varls '1ere are onI' i"' '''''' i''
- r-i.. .,l ~ 10 N-Caf, respectively. Who
"a'' '''' .r, .....s. IN .he Pee,
nav" '''n r.. '..,1,.... arc ro,n Son
Ward ISL. %" -"F'i" l.' -, t
ton Thomas - Nanr!-g tn mas ~ hi'i'' '''
,,..,,,. II g., p,...r
NllHaU ~ .. '''
III. annual meeting - tho Richmond county sun
nit -F'i'''' ,,...,.. ,..,,,.h p..,~..
Thursday IN me hHsn''n N''|n'S
q, tho various schools MI b." rem ana me '' '."
90 ofiiccrs ne'd go the aft'rna ~ ana rt''"" '''
Ro, pr jess 7. Hlrlhuf "'l frtk" ainf'.''-
~, ,,t4,,.s y i-o,l has received fhr Tenders f1r
. ne I 49,. AMI B.. r.t, ir pt.e imnIe .,frf
, ... ga. - pf,rvfr.' 1871 poo
the io'i 81. - ,:'r,,,. '~,,, s.ni'c'.n ,hl. ctsn-
p'oI ID, '.tt o., ,n. t.n,n' 40 mo GNur b
ing nY an hi",t ,. ,,..o,I,r
~ me lnh'' ''' ~.... $1,000. .h. ,o..,
II" faye ~ -" ltai"i 49,. To-. ,. 49, q
- the line 90 the o'n'r
4 lecture on tho y rays WI N" elN'n IN 'l' ',.'
bi,ion PARK Audroriun 'n rhNr'l'l evening" 10Y i''
lessor Perknsm.
r.. ,,a--f.y. - Mas ! ia Eii.. ~ Pleasant
,,'"r,s ma yCml.m p1Rrn. - Pniai"ipn''. ~ii
~ - De-. on Wedn.s!av
n -, .~ .,. .....i,r - . school building
. e - 49, S., t', ,y,rlel % stephen AIntrf.
IN to-, -. g. En-.
% i''e ''.'.' ,,,.. f,.t. y VI,ruan o, p,rf
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=aTbase boxes and young

with absolute unconcern; garbage boxes and young
sters and mortar and general dirt were all mixed
up together all sides. and the STEADY cia''er Oh
conversation. with occasional shrek or yell
for an exclamation point. gave the whole more
pronounced air OF general confusion
ON THE LOWER FLOORS.
The lower floors Of these buildings are occupied
for various kinds OF junkshops and stores. with
here and there n oda-fountain. where decocuoh
that is alleged TO be ice-cream soda-water Is sold
Whatever It may be made OF. 1t appeals to the
somewhat toughened and discriminating palates
Of the den.zens Of the neighborhood. and most OF
tho space before the oilcloth recovered counters was
occupied Besides ce-cream soda. a favorite dish
is the plain ice cream. which is peddled about by
a man with pushcart.
The windows OF the shops are grimy and dirty
and are often covered with quaint and curious
looking inscriptions and advertisements III RUSSIAN
and Hebrew characters.
Most OF the shops are open on Sunday and do
rushing business Above them the balconies are
hung with all sorts Of rags and tatters The men
stand about the sidewalks In the streets talking
about what TO be business. TO judge from the
gestures. The women sit lazily in their doorways'
and usually hold one or two babies in their arms
The most active OF the lot the children IHey
are never quiet. The smaller ones crawl about on
the garbage-sirewn sidewalks or make mud pies IN
some convenient mortar pile. or throw stones al one
another and usually hit somebody else.
A great game with the boys VINO are between me
seven ana fourteen IL One OIu va" -
played with club and small pointed S'i't' WI ~
four sides numbered respectively !. =. ana y nc
means out and the number turned up after 'he
small stick is rolled shows how many times you Az
allowed to hit IL with the club. The one whose 'uih
II Is TO hit the stick puts the small SUCK on tne
ground and hits the pointed end with me cup ~
sings out IN a wild sort of way and the others be
deeply Interested for some reason that mas io'
yet been learned and the game goes on
When the three blocks Of tenement houses are
torn down and the proposed park becomes iact;
there will be better and pleasanter place TO Speid
the afternoons and evenings than The asphalt OF inc
streets Many of the residents Will be forced TO
move 10 other parts of the city. One enterprising
person. who found that the park would probably he
laid out in Jefferson-st.. bought the OLD DudlnE az
jefferson and Division SITS. at low fgnre, ana -
now preparing 20 build tenement house that VIII
overlook the park. Then the tenarts-those VINO
have tho front rooms at any rate-Wln probahlY
be enabled 70 enjoy more air and genial sunshine
than they have known for many days.
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AN OLD Police HORSE BURNED.
FIRE WHICH DESTROYED EN-PoLICEMAN Boil
STEERS STABLE

A FIRE WHICH DEsTROYED EN-POl-iCEMAN Boil
STEERS STABLE.
Patsey the old police horse that his old master,
ex-Policeman Bolster bought from the Department
about five months ago. persisted with :hree otho-
horses In n fire which burned Bolster's stable IN
the rear OF No. 1873 WaShington-aNe, fremont
early yesterday morning.
n r Bolster was retired from the force eight
years ago. He has since become a contractor 10Y
the building Of sewers and the making of eNcaVa-
tons In addition to this he has the contract for
taking the North Side school children to school In
his line Of stages He lives at No 1879 Washington
ave. and has large barn in the rear.
About O'Clock Yesterday morning Policeman
Brett who lives next door. awakened by his
wife who told him that Mr.. holsters house and
stable were ahre. Erctt hastily dressed himself ard
ran out 10 Bolster's yard. pat. stable boy ioT
Boste~. who sleeping in one Of holsters stages.
had been aroused by the fire and was making an
attenpt 20 free the four horses which were inside
the stable Flames were already breaking througa
the roof and when the two men operei IN" stable
door they burst ont and drove them back -Four
stages and a number Of other vehicles were stand
ing within a few feet Of the harm The heat was 80
intense that these could not be saved.
Roundsman Fenneli and Policeman Reese. OF tho
fremont station. had in the mean time seen the
FIRE and the rourdsman sent out an alarm When
the frernen arrived second alarm was given. The
stable could not be saved. and IN" hremen's efforts
| the nejghborng house, which are al wooden
The house OF Edward Gillen az No lFN \andcr-
| bt-aye has a rear extension that brought 4 with
In twelve feet OF the stable. The roof II this got
| an-e and communicated the flames 10 the rooi y
| The house The extension c)nsds rably burned
before the fire under control. and tho shingles
were burned of me roof OF the house.
| George Maglre's house at No. l.es2 Nanderhilt-
| ave was also afre for few minutes. The roof MAS
| damaged Bolsters house and Policeman Hr"it =
| house scorChed.
Bolster's loss. including the horses stable ani
vehicles burned was more than s5.'1. He haf Only
81 90 in insurance The losses upon the other BULL
| ings aggregated about 500
| Bolster and all the children In the neighborhood
! took the loss of the old horse Patsey greatly 10
heart The ex-policeman seemed 70 care more for
| him than the other property he had lost. fats'y
| was about twenty-three years old ana had seen
| nineteen years Of police service. Bolster was the
| first policeman TO ride him. and was on his back
| daily Till he retired
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Crandall's toy
rattle design: Laurent's lathes; Prices
fountain shading pen: Laurent's snap ma
chine for watch cases. EDGAR TATE g.
COMPANY. 245 Broadway
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cal aenar,n,on, and for making it possible for the
s,r,.ors 20 the guard to be As well equipped as
their brother practitioners In the cliN hoSp'''''
The surgeon cannot work without tools any more
than the carpenter. When The state camp "'""S
on lime q the medical department VIII DE D'''''
equipped than ever. and a systematic 'o'"t' " 80
s.r,.,,on Will be begun Major Te'tamore. q me
,,,h p,,,,r,er, will he the Instructor. under IN"
directions Of the Surgeon-GeneraA
AN ambulance similar to those in use IN '"'
1.,i,cd states Army is being constructed ior use -
he camp. and the new moi.h, "fmy , m..,,
tc.omn a part Of the departments .Iup'ul'tt.' ,h
medical and surgical ches; - h'!ng u'Nl..' "f ~,
nommi,teo consisting II Majors Wafer :. l;'vi',
mi Il < Reach Of the National Nuafp' an '''' %
an =, IroN Of the United states Army. , ,
new hospital corps eaisr ms ~ ,s o,' tae nov in
az" , rNtse badges Will be- delivered al i" cary
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ANNUAL MEETING or WESTERN ROADS

ST. Paul. MIMI June The annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Chicago. st. PAU. Mn
neapolis and Omaha Company was held at Hudson.
Wis. yesterday. A dividend OF 3iq per cent the
preferred stock was declared. Marvin Hughitt.
w W. Winter, y. T. X imball. Byron l.. Smith and
Chauncey VI. Depcw were elected directors Of the
company for the term OF three years and the fol-
lowing officers were reelected: President NJ.
Hughitt; vice-presdent. treasurer and assistant
secretary, VI. l.. Sykes assistant treasurer. ). o.
Howe: local treasurer at st. Paul. 6. Z. Nash. sec
rotary f. f. Woodman; Executive Committee NJ
Hughitt, Albert Keep. c. VI. Dcpew. Cornelius Van
derbilt. VI. l.. Sykes. William X. Vanderbilt and
David p. kimball.
The annual meeting also OF the stockholders OF
the ST. Paul and Sioux City Railroad Company was
held yesterday and the following directors elected
n Hughitt. C. vanderbilt, A. Keep n. L. Sykes.
Kimball J. B Beneld, c. NJ Depew H. NICK
Twonbly. Thomas Wilson. f. +. Woodman. c. c.
Simmons and William II. Newman Officers were
reelected follows President. NJ. Hughitt; vice
president. w. W. Winter; treasurer. W. l.. sykes:
secretary T. f. Woodman; assistant secretary ).
o. Howe assistant treasurer. c. T. Nash; Execu-
tive Committee. NJ. Hughiit. G. VI. Derew NJ l..
Sykes, W ". Winter. ID. =. Kmball. a. Keep and
Thomas Wilson.
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DRESS " AkiNG.

~. 0~-00~~>>(-|-0~' .~o<'-o~>-'-
An Us il| 4'hfN~" AS - a. 80
f.f..e lFr'r.' 'f AMI nr'f fn'-h. ho'r'
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...,....,.,..,r ru,~r.rsr ra.i.,
49, .-,-.r-,t ,v~nins yaising
- ..r..y. mNr- new -sir' new
-. .f-'t r-ff-. f-a-.nahl. pii. - r>-
,..,- - Mime AsIEEspS l3i West
l''h ''mrf) ~ h'N'h "'''''''
rpr-e,.Krr rough. desires en-
...-,,~,. fv "A. v.es r., ~ on, -
1881, ,.,.-..r~r Aii,..s THOR
.tittf ia, 80 Z - t,r,.te,v
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IL -. -r,,g.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

.oo->o-~o-~~>~O~~~~~ -~~>~NN~|NONN-N0N
WEST 18th ST Rooms md board N
Southern family. references eE'hangei-
CASHIER. J.. o. Box 2l''.
i7rH Sr aG WEST Double and single
rooms ~ -. with toard. references given
AM r~g l'r'i.
OBJ ST lao WEST Central. quiet,
home. 20. convenient 90 essfy" her~. 80
peri9r 'atie. 'rsr.i~r's o- permanent. board
A. m. leraf~ 81. -.
20 WEST a2p ST On" hands m"iy frr.
nishsri .ui'.. VIII bath. large an small
r..u. bar. optional. r"'"r'nres ~
charged
atTu ~T - WEST Hanisom" parlor
suite. rh,.i.'au rr family. -No'l"n'
,.iIe. e-lef .l''~s. s0I'N-rn"f' ar' nir'.
I.fri
.lsr sT e FAST Desirable i0uhi' anf
single rr nt. ~t0-i,r"' 'Af'e. simin-'
trI.ea homo .mffrf.. Visitors rity 30
= nm. .ttfrf refrr.r
-.-vu -T 100 WEST u--irn'ic IONS
~ go summer cat r'n'H f,t." t"'fi
references
ici~T er az FAST Pleasant r''m.
rfI.4.- house. one ~ -" r'1ri"fs
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE-Dunegan's
combination tool: Green's steel spring
rain bag tie: Ruppert's cooking gas stove
tohnson's thill coupling EDGAR TATE
! COMPANY. 2IJ Broadway.
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MIsCELLANEOUS,

>-.>A%N~~-DSN~.C~N> >~~r~~~~~~|~~@~~NN~
HOME AMUSEMENT or PROF1T.-heiieL
orn.mented tissue papers. Opaque or
Transparent (patented); sample. six cents
in stamps. PROCESS. Room D. I'D o'h-aN.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to become
lawful physicians. MEDlCo' l'Vl west
Congress Chicago.
PICKHARDT. 10 West 12Sth-st.. n. T.:
has 0na furniture on hand. he Will sell
on account OF moving: or he Will furnish
a house Tor party II they take an Interest.
WHY NOT PURCHASE your trunks. bags.
pocketbcoks and travelling outfits az the
manufa ,turers where they are suaran
teed. all goods at manufacturers prices
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. SO 4th-avc
WANTED. Two hydraulic Elevators; sec
ond hand: vertica. cylinders: diameter. y
To ill., inches. KAScHENBACH. 223 y.
Main-st.. WilkesbaTe. Penn
SO MONTHLY will build home, no
money down; call FOR particulars. PROV
IDENT SAVINGS Il LOAN. 70 H. l2th'st.
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HORSES AND CARRiAGES.

>1@oooN~.co~~N~N NNNU~OsN~~N><T~~>
some inducements from among the spiehdio
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
Horse clothing and Horse goods az
JOUN MOORE & CO.'S WAREkOOMS'
TN i''N 81 AND 30 WARREN ST.
Brewster OF Broome 81. top Busgy' >o'
God TOP Phaetons. s29. si5. $50
Fine Canopv Surveys. $50. $llo. &C.
Runabout. SO special bargain at sW.
Light Village Carts, so. SO &C
Dog Carts. si5 $40. $50.
4 few genuine BRADLEY Bdggies. sur
reys, Spindle Wagons
Rubber tired Perry Cart. kunabout. &c
Rumbl. 50 der Phaeion. 500. cost new SSV
Three fine + Carts. $50. $50 s-VV.
Cutunder Canopy. Saxan Phaeton, SI.o'
Specially fine light curley Victoria. s-'o.
Close and curtain Wdgvnettes'
Road and breaking Carts. call Tor prices
Changcabls BuckbOards. So
Ton Depot Wagon. $50. OPEN S3s.
and other carriages In great varlrty-
Wood Gibson Coach Harness: so''
Another Double Harness $50
Spl.ndid W-lman Side Saddle. vi.
Lap Robes. Sheets. Nets, Coolers, NC
Two SETS OF silver mounted. second
Rand coach harness FOR sale. ~" fhS'
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An EGG WITHIN Az EGG.

Toledo. Ohio. correspondence OF The Pttsburg Com
rncrcia Gazette
Mrs T. r. Brown OWES farm Just beyond me
Air Line Junction and keeps chickens. SATURDAY
her daughter Mrs Marley. OF No. l.'Si ontario st.,
went out there and when she returned she brought
back a curiosity IN the shape OF an egg "lthln an
egg The specimen OF the hen = product measures
81 inches around the ends and ~ inches In circum
ference The outer shell was unusually strong. nut
in some manner had been broken. and ne white
smiled out The yolk, which rested In one end OF
the egg. remained intact. and In the other end.
fully filling half the space OF the big egg Is a
smaller one with a perfect shell.
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nI'sINESS CHANCES.


-o~.oNN<,o-r-,. -. .SNO-rONo~,~ ~ = NNNNNNNN
WANTED -Treasurer stock theatre. sum-
mer resort 500 deposit required. expert
ence unncctssary. security given. MAN
AGi:I. 3O3 East 34thri-
WANTED. Party with 5000; money alb
solutey secured $50 weekly and interest
$1,000. one hundred per cen, profit busi-
ness monopoly. Room l.iO3. 2jI Broadway.
WANTED. Party with 81 900. nearby or-
fee New-YOrk manufacturing company :.
$25 weekly and interest. chance ~ advance
msnt. excellent reference. Room .4O3 2JI
Broadway.
WANTED. IA person wishing 10 learn
photography with $1,000 1, inves, and
have interest In business. Address Mr. A.
Brooklyn.
WANTED. $1,000 In the manufacture Of
machine In large demand. 10 per cent
per annum guaranteed MACHINE sPE-
CIALTY. Tribune once.
WANTED. Inventors rnould write John
Wedderburn & Co. Patent Attorneya
Washington. u. C.. foT their $i.0o0 prem
ium. monthly conteai open TO them upon
application
$1,000 WANTED in small legitimate com.
mission business, pay $40 monthly foi
use without services. good Investment for
lady. references Address INVESTMENT
% East l4ihst.
ADvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. LAP broadway. "a door north
o! 3lst-st., until o'clock D. m nd,~r
tisemenis received NJ the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until = o'clock
y m. viz. 2j4 sth-ave.. n. G. cor 23d st. i5a
eth-aye, cor i2th-s,;i AZ columhus-ave.
oth-ave.; 90 East l4th-st.: 257 West a2d-
ST. between Tth and 9Th ayes: $50 East
tith-st.: 1888 ed-ays..
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rtuyIsuED HOUSES TOILET.

>oo~o-~.~~~-~~~~~~ ~~N~~oO~~0NNS"N"ONN~>| >(~
ASBURY PARK, y. J.-Desirsolo iur
rishei cottages 'or rent. senl Tor ISL
Milan ROSS Asbury Fark y. j.
GREATLY REDUCED RENTALS. Fur
ri.h.i country places Sput' nuNNu'
ut,.rf.f. yorke.s Hastings. Dohhs Ferry.
IT, .n-f.n Tarr'fown and further up the
fiscr MILLS JN3 5fh-ave.
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suBURBAN REAL ESTATE

.>oo~NN~N0~o~N~" W; ~, ~.
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIk. Real estate
all L,nds. sale or rent. > Brekman-5t.
Y. and opp. D.. l.. and w station
Nontci,ir CLARENCE Is. TUBES.
AT MONTCLAIR. Houses Tor sale ana 70
let. furnished and unturnishei NJ III
TANI.OE. Montclair y. J.
bOG"roK'S HIGGy; Brewster style: user
81, weeks. cost. si25 Will be sold FOR
alolf ore tiird value: storage. Inquire az
10 West san -.
FOR SALE Hands me-. matched rarrlhgr
horses. pair bay g~ldings. loo. aisolu'.-
a. fearless ~ sfeaiu-cars - feet dlS'dh. :
pair chestnut mares 49,. all travel Wen
with good action. also. mhfnin' eh' 'van
horse a bay gelding 800 speed. an All ,haS
animal also. some real speed - snY%
under the watch. prices low. OAK HILL
FARM. Goshen. y. y.
SHETLAND PONIES. over 100 heal -
select from. chlldren's ponies pteen,ns
stock. send ,or catalogue. w. j. oAMI-
son. Youngstown. ohio.
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FOR SALE.

,>oco.oNor~oI.o.ONo-N N'>-.~N>@o~oo>ooo--~N
A.-FINE diamonds. watches.
81 weekly no trash call or address
WATCH 81 PrLl co. Maiden Lane
Room .. All goods guaranteed.
AT kLbIciD PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guarantred. machinery bought and OK
changed GEORGE Is EDDY. 3vs Mad
son A..
AN EXTRAORDINARY MASTERPIECE.
Antique clock that needs winding up
once year. perfect regulator, with rqua-
ton Of time. w. 40 West Houston-st
A FEW up-to-iate. new. high grade C$luO)
Heating 10 H.. ligh, roadster bicycles.
for SIS spot cash cANTEI. Box pol.
Rutherford. y. J.
BICYCLES Monarch or Defiance bicycles.
highest grade. also 1898 models. al!
prices. sund-ies. repairs. F. A. HORk-
MAN. AL Lexington ave. near t+th-st.
BUILDING MATERIAL OF all kinds low
dress BUILDING MATERIAL. Tribune Of
nce
CANDY. ICE-cREAM ami CIGAR STORE
also daily papers. $3.50. near school i02
Evergrcen-ave.. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-A fine California producing
vineyard 81 20 acres IN vines, fully
equipped elegant home. c. W. DUNN.
1872 Nasslust
FOR sALE.-Cigarctte machines producing
1900 daily: good Tor cigar store. if2
West @bth-st. basement.
FOR SALE Mandolins. guitars violins
ban1Os. etc. on instaments: bought
rented ana exchanged. MAYBERRY 20
9th ave.
FOR SALE. $1,000. n large paying, cash
manufacturing business. no more capital
required to run II: small amount II cheap
help. will bear investigation. A., Tribune
Once.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. Bedford
hve.: best location. good tude: horse.
| wagon and flrsi-class lxtur-s price 81 SO.
Apply w. 10 Cambridge Place. brooklyn.
/ ROLL TOP DESKS best quality. SIS. SIS
sci. s22 SIS S2s &4s and SIS. r. u
! ESTES SONS. 45I7 John-st.. near Mas
faust.
! TYPEWRITERS. -- Rcmingtons. Smiths.
Calgraphs. Dcnsmores. Yosts. Frankllns
&c; machines rented supplied: repairing
clinch paper clips SOC per thousand COR
MtN ~ World Building.
! VIOLIN. Remarkable. very fine old violin
for sale: beautifully sympathetic tone; ex-
| qulsite for solo playing description and
| moderate price on application. Address
] VIOLIN. 1872 L. 23d-st., advertising otIice,
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
A PROFESSIONAL MASSETSE. gives
treatment for rheumatism and nervous
debility. Miss VrrH. 1913 Clinton Place,
Room O.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their UItown
ONCE. No 1912 Broadway. 20 door mort
OF 3lst--t.. until y o'clock y. IN. . ad.Nr-
offices at regular Office rates until \ a. clock
.. m. viz. 254 shave. q o. cor. 23d st i52
Gth-aYe. cor. i2th-st. lt2 Columbus-aye
near West 66th-st 100 West i2d st. near
0th-ave.. o. East l+th-st. 257 West Aad
st. between 7th and 9Th ayes; 1850 Eas,
t7thst.: ,33s I'd ave. between 10Th and
77th ats. 1929 sd-sve.. near 8ist-st. l. Tos
.st-ave. near s9th-st.: $50 3d-ave.. near
2.S0s Sd ave: 40 East 79th-st.: I.O2l 50.
ave-. 2,662 ID ave.;
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FOR NATIONAL GUARD SURGEONS.

coon EQUIPMENTS TO BE PRovIDED-A NE"
HOSPITAL CORPS BADGE.
Tho surgeons Of the National Guard are highly
,,sased with the prospect Of securing new and ade
nate equipments for Their department. THIS VIII
become possible now. since an Appropriation u
s,o go has been set aside for the purpose
Surgeon General Marshall o. Terry. IN speaking
on the subject said: The Legislature shouu Dc
orn,imented for considering the wants OF the medi-
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II PATENTS FOR SALE.--Carllng'g
fountain marking brush: Kisrs electric
uerm CLOCK: Harper's car coupler; Gran
kixs axle nut handle EDGAR TATE a
COMPANY, 2tb Broadway.
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BUDDING kNlFE.-All nurserymen need
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manufacturer. W r. klIlKMAN Ner-
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

Country.
COTTAGES 81 monthly. unfurnlshed. "
rooms. an city conv"n.ences gool nrlgha
llrhooi. II lsilnss N HUDSON. MILLS. %"
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

City.
RENT OR SALE Bargains In hciels
boarding houses and cottages; hhnlihs
,ltes reasonable ISRAEL O. ADAMS b
co. Atlantic CIV. y. J.
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ANOTHER BREATHING PLACE
THE PROPOSED PARK ON THE EAST SIDE.

THREE BLOCKS OF TENEMENT-HoCsEs. IN AND
.po,-r D1v1s1oN-sr.. TO BE TORN DOWN
TO MAKE ROOM FOR IT-MEMoR1Es
OF THE NEIGHBoRHooD
Tue crowded East Side is before Ions 70 nave
another breathing place. where the people VINO i've
n the swarming tenement-houses may nave d
Aance to breathe air that is at least conlu'a,N.'.
fresh and enjoy the green Of the grass ana inc
t,ee. The authorities decided some time ago 10
tear down the block bounded by East HOUSTON
Stanton, Pitt and Wett SITS, and put in It's place
a small park. Now. at meeting OF the BOARD VI
Street Openings held Friday. President 3 v ~
Cruger suggested that another small park pe idu''
and the Board acted upon the suggestion ana oe-
c,6.d unon the site This park is TO be about three
quarters of a mile from the park that Will he IN
East Houston-st. and in part of the city that Is
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR sALE-Gsloways
pencil. Bridwe.ls window or buggy
ing bottle holder: Clark's faucet EDGAR
TATE e. COMPANY. Patent Solicitors. 246
Broadway.