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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27
FILTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
-o,-xTRY MINISTER'S AND THE BIBLE
.pr OFTEN BETTER EQUIPPED TO DISCUSS
DIFFICULT QUESTIONS THAN CITY
CLERGYMEN.

CLERGYMEN.
~ the Editor Of The Trit une ~ nj,
ste. throughout the recent discussion on .he W"
testament it seems TO have been assumed ',.' me-
,untrv ministers. those out OF touch WI" We -,
"a modern thought II there are any such are ~
s 81" nestle 10 DIT Lyman Abbott and his views
ans,r, TO question such an assumption NV
so,si,v Of the ignorance manifested by many VI ~
~oa-York and brooklyn pastors VINO nave pm
,,sie on these themes. and their apparent Won "
,r,tbv with the best work in Blbhch Vi''''i'"'
"a many country pastors who have had amp'e une
= -, te, wears to inform themselves ny original
s,,satiou or bv wide reading, TO beleNe 'h'' 'he
As are not in favor Of the city pastors as RUE
hon II comes TO testing men along lheSe I'"VS. ~
,r;,e that many country parson mas uleu ~
.scne Jonah from the hands OF Dr' Aooo"' anu
- in making the attempt. led men 10 lhler 'hat
- hotter qualified % speak 1T grange meetings
-, no "a n handle difficult questions in Fen'a-
,.hal criticism But have not many men OF an
rent views of larger attainments. kept still:
For ono I believe there are not few such VINO
.isb, and perhaps ought 10 make themselves
- Such may see. all ought TO- 'haI
- ore wcightier matters than these, important
a. they are in their way. Such may also ieel
,.zaraous to express sympathy with one Ike pr
abbott who has 20 lean 50 heavily upon Ola IeS-
lament students. and who uses so many ou'-o'-""'7
~ second-rate authorities, and who. In DONG TINS
,,.ca, a want Of knowledge OF the original Hebrew
s,d the painstakine study Of it that enables one
3, sneak with authority. His grasp of the problems
,bt centre in the Jewish Scriptures is in the mann
sound and his popular treatment reveals rare
ssol"rf for such work Probably no other man
,ha Atlantic seahoard could excel him here. but
such is his failure in many minor points as 10 ISu
% %.or BROWN OF Union Seminary. or Professor
Torey Of Andover ere Neninrns TO 1cmSy,
before Johns Hopkins University as Ii IS announced
ne 1 j. the main lines Of his work there are many of
" D ar obscure
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TO do its usual work OF decoration. and unless
others more able take 1t from our failing hands the
statue must stand on next Memorial Day unadorned
by flower leaf.
This article is written with the hope that 1t VIII
find place In the columns OF The Tribune. ana
meet the eye OF some one willing to take up the
work where we are forced 10 lay II down. We are
aware that II is sentiment only mat calls Tor H.
but we submit that mere sentiment is a directing
and controlling influence In individual and National
l.fe. EDWARD C. AlPHONSE,
Post Commander.
East Orange. y. j.. April q. 1891
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TWO GOOD MEN FOR MAYOR.

T. the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. In publishing the inimitable series or half
toned portraits Ct heh-;oned prominent citzons OF
Nev-York and elsewhere you have done good
work in bringing these people prominently before
the citizens 81 Greater Ncw-York. and tho result
nay prove that you buildod wisor than you IN
tended Perhaps Internationally you have placed
before the people OF the Greater New-TOrk tho
porirai, Of the first Mayor ~ the city under the
new charter. ] refer to two portraits; one Is OF
Seth Low whom in Brooklyn love 10 honor and
would be delighted TO see elected TO That hgh
Office for which ne Is so wei qualified and would
FL to perfection. The other gentleman refer to
whose portrait adorned The Tribune Of March IS
Cyrus Clark Of the Yves; side New-York When
the people OF the two cities unite In selecting
candidate for Mayor they will make 40 mis take in
selecting either OF the above-namcd gentle
men. Mr. Clark is man Of high character,
sterling worth and ability. second 10 none among
the many prominent citizens OF NcW-York
Brooklyn. re has been prominently identified with
every movement 10 advance the welfare and pros
periy q New-York for the last forty years or
more
The expenditures Of the new city government Will
be immense during the next few yodia large
enough 10 stagser the Imagination Of our citizens,
accustomed as they are 20 large figures already.
With the new departure. new enterprises VIII
spfing up Ike mushrooms. and We will need man
Of iron nerve 10 hold the rcus Of city govern
meni. such q man il Gyms Clark. lie knows
upon S.r the one aim AID object of his lie Would
BE- 20 SEQ that Greater Ncw-York should be- tho
best-gOvcined city in the world. making II his duty
10 20 thai the interests Of the city should be
paramount 10 everything else. and It's glory ana
prosperity the sole ami ana object Of his admins
With two such mon as Seth Low and Cyrus
G reaieTl 70 'G IS 70 be GonaPai"Sttd The
may nor suit or please the politicians particularly
plane and compel them TO choose the man whom
T 9e9p w9 and NJ nsNf f0 sA MEET OF
BROOKLYN. ABT.l 10. 1897.
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FOR SALE.

S~NN0NNNNNNN40~N0o-0 -0~NNN~-~No0ONONN~NNo~
BALLARD & POOL TABLES
cushions; special designs for clubs. etc
MARX * BRO. Manufacturers l2t East
lith-st.
BLACK curly coated poodle: two years:
house broken. handsome. stylish, in,"ili-
gent. temper perfect. ideal Tor children.
For particulars address THOMAS MOO
NEN. - Lexington ave.
FOR SALE -"Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper" I've volumes. for tho war
years. 1851 'o 1866 inclusive. the set T. In
good condition. GEORGE W. DEAN 3oi
Wood g.. Pittsburgh Penn.
pF,sKS.-Rol.-tops fat tops. cylinders,
tables waslrobes chairs also second
hand desks MASON. II Fulton-st.
rEsKc Ro,ltops. Partitions. Hailings.
Tatles. Safes, Files Presses. Fixtures
bought PiCR. - Great Jones. n-a'
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THE TRIBUNE AND THE WAR TALK.


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Str Your editorial IN Saturdays issue, The
Flag Only a Rag" has provoked diverse opinions
Some condemn its excuse for Spain and IT'S IN
difference poor. struggling Cuba" as they Varl-
ously Chafact srize ~. Some In II selfish re-
gard for home safety and an unchristian Withhold
Ing Of needed aid from people struggling FOR ne
and mpute unworthy motives 10 The Tribune
Others mink il a wise and timely restraint upon
Reckless enthusiasm. and commend it's temper as
c1p&ss lCnatc and omincntly Just. Allow me 10
0sent myself among these last. As for believing
that The Tribune favors or excuses tyranny on the
part o. a ruler, cruel oppression OF the weak by
the strong. they who familiar with the course
OF that paper previous 10. during and since our own
struggle 10 abolish human slavery know there IS
no ground for such opinion. As 10 the article ITSELF
II nay safely be left TO stand upon It's own char-
aCters
We arc MANIPULATED people. ana in IN" mann
iestation OF these traits very impusive There are
ho'heads who would rush with fixed bayoneis ana
ciasging their loaded cannon TO resent famcleu
injury or rebuke % act OF oppression iheiie
az are Nose who go about with the proyerDaI cilrP
W ~ Lheir shoulder seeking some one daring eho.sn
~ Knock IL on There are impatient critics VI tno
S'"ucs OF other nations who are ready 10 e"Pha-
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New-York, April 10, 1891
STREET NUMBERS AND NAMES.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. Cannot The Tribune do something 10 have
street numbers Or names put up plainly the cor
ners? Many streets have no names 81 all 10 be
seen and IN others the names are so indistinct as
-, he about useless Thus the city resident Is often
uilzzled and the visitor must be much more mys-
tilted. -. W. -
Ncw-Vork ADTil H. 1891
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

s.or,ce Warehouses. 80. 23i and 230 West
tIih-st.. near Broadway. separate Ioo,ns
Cor furnitur. mirrors. pianos, u'ssas.. 80
Padded vans for moving IN city or eounuy'
Furniture china. bric-a-brac. etc., ETC,
packed by competent packers. ESTIMATES
furnished Telephone Call les
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FUNDS FOR THE POOR OF LONDON.
'ro tho Editor of The Tribune.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: AT the great meeting yesterday Afternoon I'm
Carnegie Hal Miss Meredith Brown OF London.
told a touching story of her work among the poor
in the Sums Of West London Miss Brown is try
ing 20 raise help in this land for her truly grand
work and as there was no opportunity for an Of
f.rine on Sunday for that work would like TO say
10 any who heard her touching appeal that by her
request shall be glad 10 accept any Gifts that the
hearts Of her hearers may promp, Them TO give Tor
her work and forward them TO her in London.
do hope that God may move some of that large
congregation TO lend her helping hand: My
address Is the Rev. DR.. a. f. Schau'her, United
Cnariiies Building Ncw-Y York.
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4 CANT1LENER BRIDGE RECOMMENDED
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Your correspondent, Mr. Thomas Hall Wy
att % Brooklyn. must he very young 10 show
such exceptional ignorance. not only of engineer
ing but of local history. IF he will consult The
orGs OF tie date AT which the present towers of the
Brooklyn Bridge were built ne would not suggest
as an economy either of time money the build
ing OF two more. If he knew anything about ongi-
nccring he would be aware that in the thirty years
since the Brooklyn Bridge was projected wonder
full strides in bridge construction have supersedcd
i'm favor Of economy and facility, without dctcri
Grafton Of the substantial. in bridge building.
The ideas OF that date so far can be gathered
from his context. the only idea he seems to have
al,sorbc is that cable might cost less than
Probably a cantileVer bridge would be the best
possible from all standpOints. Such a construction
subserVes not only economy Of cost but of time,
ana REQUIRES 4 minimum OF disarr2ngcmcnt OF cX-
isting commercial facilities during erection. fewer
false works, etc. - 1870
Ncw-york. April Is 1891.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

ARNO. IT West 2Sth-st., corner Broad
way. Handsomely furnished rooms.
families. gentlemen. oui-of-town Visitors
accommodated. rates reasonable.
LARGE and small furnished rooms for
gentlemen. running water gas and bath:
board optional. II GrOve-st.
2 EAST I2TII ST and ~ EAST ODD ct.
Large and small desirable rooms tran
silently or permanently; references.
PATH ST. * EAST. near Madison Square.
-Hanlsome large rooms with or with
out private bath.
4OTH ST. 2OS WEST near Broadway
Private house. handsomely furnished
parlors. suitable for two gentlemen ar
gentleman and wife.
52D- ST. - WEST. Handsomely furnished
rooms TO rent in private family, gentle
men; reference.
i26 WEST 10TH ST-f.arse, airy room.
with OF without board. in central local
!ty: private family.
ia WEST 4STH ST.-Handsomely fur
nished rooms; also large back parlori
special rates II permanent; references.
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HUsINESs CHANCES.

~oo~rN/."-NN>ONeNoor rJNrNrDNNNNNHNN~NN
AGENT Young man having thorough
business experience 10 France would Ike
agency or differentiation In that country
fDr American speciality. can give ~" best
~ guarantees ana references. Address f.
H.. Box -. Tribune Oflcc.
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DRESSN1AINISG.


A-A.-A-COUTURIERE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with S;'rn Bros. latest spring
sftl"- for costumes. cipcs and Jackets.
ladies' materials made mp, estimates given.
r"mOielliug reasonable prices. short notice.
Nine. BENITGAr Anderson. rs Cth.
ave. n.ar lCth-st
A-A-ARTISTIC tan1r-made suits from
s. mp, also ball. evening. wedding. din
ner. reception. fancy waists and gowns.
every description. bicycle ana travelling
suits cic.; Or aui workmanship guagan
ic"l, latest imported models 20 West
A.--A.-ARTIsTIC dressmahing. - hours
notice. dinner anl evening gowns
specially Mrs. NJ ELROY. - East I'M
g., between Broadway and University
Place.
DREsSMAKER.- Just from Europe. wishes
tres'.nltug by the day. nrst-class cut
Miss EhIN. 2o3 'We.t 2isr-.t.
pEEsSMAKING wanted AZ - cents daily;
car fare for an Interview. DRESS
MAKER. Gii Columhus-aye. advertise
mcnt Office
DEESSMAKER would Ike work OF few
families by day. 81 %: reference COM
pEiENT. go West I'D So.
DRESSMAKER. - Fashionable. expert
cuced. competent. responsible; work
shown. perfect ~ guaranteed. superior
'hiTNf IlflNlA iUl lFarNiahlTs ali~.
COOKE. 20 West iith -st. near Broad
way.
uRESSM AKEE.-SrWlrg 0i an kinds:
skirts a specially. 2lo West 34th-st.
DRESSMAKER wants few more Gus
TONERS AZ home. SUITS from s. ~. Mss
II. FoA 2Sc 9th-ave.. second bell
GOOD DRESSMAKER Wishes work In prl-
vate families. latest fashions. So per day
Address H.. Box 20 i2i2 Broadway
NINE MARIE. III West I7thst.- Newest
Paris designs I'm summer dresses. mod
eraie prices: short notice.
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. & w. WILLIAMS,
Carpet Cleaning 353 West jlth-st. Alter-
irE AID relaying. send FOR circular. Iele-
phone call, 36G 3sth-st.
CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM. BY
HAND or on the n0oF Careful CAR
PET CLEANING co l,55s Broadway 42l
TO 423 East fSth-st. COE q BRANDT.
Proprietors Telephone 1872 3sth.
FREDERICK ACKERMhN. 1873 Yves,
32d-st.. near 6ih-ave.. established ls62.
steam carpe. CLEANING ana feather and
hair renoyat!ng works; thorough and sat
isfactory, also carpets fitted. made over
and reiad.
STAR CARPET CLEANING WORKS 49,
West 32d st.: loves, price,: all kinds.
cents per ward; send postal.
TIE Great American Steam Carpe. Clean
ing Works. l33-l35 West 2Jth-st. JAMES
Z. BACKUS. Proprietor
W. II. JORDAN. 437-439 West 45tn-st.--
The establishment where carpets arc
thor0uehly cleaned. Orders by mail
promptly ATTENDED 10. Telephone III 3sth
BROOKLYN.
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING. 3se-3ai
Lexington -ayc.-Tngrain. Brussels. 4 cts
yard. Carriage free. Tel. 426 Bed.
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COACIIMAN. So ,ber. hrs,-cl1s-. car DO
any thing on Erptl'n.n piac-, 'fi
man .Iutheran. sp,l's German tnd trs
ush. would Ike @ ~ - Inc tpun.N, 70
years Old. H. PRESS. y Spcedw'f ave,
"A .rrtafoVXp
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WORK WANTED.


ROUND THE WORLD.-A young Aus
irian officer having hrst-class diplomas
in science and music offers himself as
compagnon de voyage to an American gen
ileman. references. passport. highly con
nected: entree in European society Ad-
dress TRAVEL, Box is9. 2i2 broadway.
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HELP WANTED.


~>oo,oNAN~o-o-NN~@~>N @NONONNo-NoNoe~o
Female.
CTIAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. First
class Norwegian protestan; chamber
maid AMI waitress with Al city refer
ences Apply between 10 and IL a. m. at
10 Madison ave.
FOR \ SMALL HOSPITAL In a town IN
Northern New-York. trained (eradu1'e)
nurse T. take night duty. she must be a
person who can rest perfectly In the day
tine. who Is entirely trustworthy In every
particular Is amiahle and considerable ~
her patients and Of q pleasant disposition
20 live with: salary 500 per month. APP
ply. with references. 10 L. b. care Cen
tral National Bank. Troy. y. Y Applca-
lions already sent % l.. b.. Albany. please
send again 10 above address.
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AWNINGS FLAGS, ETC.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Country.
BARGAIN Ar NYACK, y. Y.--Dcslr-
able residence. II rooms; all improve
ments. large barn: plenty fruit and shade:
four minutee' walk from South Nyack sta
ton. three blocks from the Hudson River.
OF which II commands fine view; plot 100
1900 feet, price $500; terms very easy.
MOhIiAGEE. p. o. Box 1874. New-YOrk
ALL THE ORANGES. property OF every
description. sale or rent. z. D. CON-
DIT. opposite Brick Church Station.
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WORK WANTED.


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NnIc.
HOOKKEEPER.- Convcisant with every
detail u bookkeeping: % Years expert
ence in position of responsibility. highly
recommended hv last empower; wages $40
per week. ANXIOUS. Box IL. Tribune
once.
BAKER 4 first class baker. American.
as foreman baker ou broad good refer
once. Address l.. :. "a East "6th-st.
ROnKKEEpCR. Ambitious young man.
10 as assistant bookkeeper: experienced
I'm double entry. \. Bill MBERG, l'f
Henry 81
LOOK 81 - rapers your room with e'e-
giant paper. s. 30 fine gold paper. hang
Inc Included. kalsominlng rooms. 81. send
postal. MADISON. Gansevoort-st.
CARPENTER wants work in hotel or fac
tory. ful got Of tools: work cheap, fef
orenee. EDWARD HAYES. Room 30. AL
nlcks-s'.. BROOKLYN.
COMP ,NION-An American youth. Is. As
c0mpsr On for children. good correspond
emit. typ' writer. highest references. +,
~ Wes' ?-th st.
CARPENTER and generally handy man IN
Office building or business house. W.
q. H.. 1g2 DID, Brooklyn.
DRUG CLERK. Registered in New York;
Years experience. ! with last en-
ploycr stcaGy fao S-o prese E5x ,s5
Nyack. y. y. ----
DRUGGIST. As laboratory hand or porter
I'm factory or store; references Al Al
dress j. =. T.. 1870 Fulton-st.. BROOKLYN.
DRIVER. Young man ns. wishes post.
ton as A light delivery wagon driver.
G. PEREIRA. POI East lC'th-st.
ELEVATOR MAN honest. sober. good ref
ences Address VI. 3. 49, East i3'th-si.
ENGINEER. By German steamntter and
machnist; not high priced. Box 22i'
Tribune once.
ITALIAN. speaking German md English
win business knowledge. seeks position
In Wholesale or importing house. good ref
erences. FERARlNI. Gth-ave.
JANIToR Married man. 81. sveie. in
Office building well acquainted with
office work. SWEDE. Tribune once.
MARRIED COUPLE. no children. desire
permanent place. city or country. VIII De-
disengaged May IL. otherwise can leave
present place DAYS notice. Address
COUPLE, Box -. Tribune Office.
PORTER. &c.-By tursnw0r'hy nan. age
81. porter. messenger anything. 10 wears
In last place. best reference for honesty
and sobr-ty T.. NJ. - Beaver -. care
Henry Wilson.
PAINTING paper hanging. pastering
knlsumining AMI decorating, paper hans-
ing - cents per roll. also. picture mould
ings put up. estimate given. \. JN'obh.
1874 3D.
PAINTER wants 10 work for landlords.
real sftate or private. ceilings decorated
81 M: rooms papercl - up. rooms paint
81. 81 - up; also kalsomining and plaster
ing to fun satisfaction; best city refer
ences estimates given. ). JAFtA, $40
East 6oth-st.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

N<r~r- >-o-~.NN~-~~|N>N~~ ~N~0-~NNNNNNNNNNoo>
JOSEPH ". GCGGENHEiM. { West 2Sth-
ST. appraiser ~ diamonds. old gold
bought. highest prices paid.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


-@-.~@ ''s'-- -e-s -r''- 20 -.------ --- 1900
FINE parlor floor. i've rooms (bath): pri-
vate table. other rooms FOR families or
gentlemen, reference. Il Madlson-ave.
HoRTO."s..ii9 WEST 22D- sT-Central.
quiet. homelike; lotel accommodations
at less tan half hotel prices. 81 - day.
American pan. regular borders a; rea-
sonable rates.
MADISON AVE. 158. 155.-Parlor floor:
privnt" bath: square rooms; transients
taken; excellent board; references.
12Tn-ST.. % WEST.-Large room: paror
floor; other rooms. first class table; sum
mer rates. references requrcl.
% WEST 5lST- ST.-Desirable and hand
somely furnished rooms. with board. re,
erenoes
b AND 90 GRAMERCY PARK.-suites.
single rooms: newly furnished excel mt
table. pleasant spring location; central,
convenient.
4aTH-ST.. 90 wEST.-second and third
floor rooms. also. physicians Office. par.
lor floor with superior table.
9TH ST. 3i3 WEST. Handsomely fur
nishcd large and small rooms. with
board. convenient Broadway and Central
Park: references.
10TH ST. 81 WEST.-TAree and small
rooms newly decorated: a." station;
special accommodation for Grant memorial.
near tomb and Riverside Drive, references
required.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRIcEs.--50O second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. 39s Mad!-
sOn-st.
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PASSAIC, y. Jon best avenue 2 min
utes to Erie station, shade 6 sleeping
rooms. June II TO Sept. 10. low rent Al-
drcss PASSAIC. care Tribune once.
SUMMIT. y. J.--Furnished and unfur-
nlshed house 10 let season or year. all
improvements best location. L. G. POT
TER, opposite station.
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HELP WANTED.

-.NNoo.NIoNNo.Noo1OON OoooNoNNoNooooc
Male.
AGENTS. call and examine the new Sun
light lTcaude~e Gs- Lamp. II beats
the world. sells al sight. every gas con
sumer needs 10. liberal pay. lamps rented.
SUNLIGHT COMMERCIAL 80 Broadway.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers to
work passage to London, Liverpool,
Glasgow. Bristol Apply "a Greenwich-@t.
statesmen for cigars: si25 monthly and
expenses. old established house; expert
ence unnecessary, inducements 10 custom
ers. G. 6. BISHOP CO.. ST. Louis.
WANTED. -EXperi~nceG. reliable agent,
in all parts OF the United States. to
whom we can now assign special territory
!or the sale Of THE NEW-YORK TRtB-
CNES GREAT WORK AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN" II is one OF the
most easily cold publications now before
the American people. and Is not only deep
~ Interesting itself. but proves a great
educator. replete with object-lessons for
young men starting in business life. Every
library. public or private. Is incomplete
without t. The work il published in two
large volumes. royal octave. and is Illus
trated with numerous steel and stipp.e
portraits. Address ADAMS CO.. IS
nfanc-st Y Y.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.

THE ORANGE, y. j.. office ~ Edw. =.
Hamilton & CO.. opposite Orange Sta
ton. VIII remain open today 10 show
Deal EqfQfe
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,
,nOo.N-O-NYN>OOoNoN>o Observation-Disclosures
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

L.NJon.N~NNNNN~ro~OO ~
FOR SALE S6 head Of ponies for children.
Address Dr. .. q. JACKSON, Jamaica
G.ong lslaudj y. Y.
horses. matched and cross matched all
darl, coiors. all well-mannered. young
sound fearless. safe. thoroughly seasoned
nrl below city prices; also. some extra
me Ioldstcrs. tfoti"rs and PAGERS, win
ana without records Write Your require
nen,s OK I'LL FARM. Glshcn. y. =.
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BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires room and board
near Herald square. GENTLEMAN,
Box , l.2l2 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS

PASSPoRTS.-I.aw lawyer ERAMAN. Equi'a
Huililrg. 100 Broadway. Evenings 10
llmnLl..I.nlIr nNnrN sflfn
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

Country
TO RENT for the season TO- $3.50: modern
broom house. 20 miles from BROOKLYN.
on Long Beach road: fully furnished:
bath, tus. &c: fine lawn and shade dock
and clearinghouse. tennis court. &c: ?
acres Of land. Address HOOD. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-27

CENTRAL STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
io'. TO- l0s West 32d ST.. near 7th-ave
Storage FOR household effects. vans To-
moving. 40
HErHERGNGTON storage warehousas 49,,
steam Carpet Cleaning Works. 100 srj
~ last cd st. New-York TtNES ;,
HEATH. Proprietor. Tel. 1919
MEIKOPOblTAN Storage Warehouse and
vans -O2 and 2oi Mercer st. and | iG5
broadway. - Furniture moved. boxod
shipped.