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m 8 THE SUN, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 18W.
l urir. ar.nricK ixrEaTiaATim.
t Commissioner I.imi Iteported for Ces-
H't sure ly Iba House Committee,
I TCAnniNfiTON, Juno 13,Th Hoiuo Commit-
I tc on Itotorm In tlm Civil Horrlce, which dur
B Ins tho preciit eo'Slon of Concrosa conducted
B I an. lnvotlKMIon Into Iho olinrceH fllod ncnltiBt
I I tho Civil Borvloo Commission, hold a mooting
v to-dny mid Untlly ncrood upon th( report
! Which Kill bs iroRcntod to thn Houao. It la
HI I Mild thnt It tins been slunod by nil tho mom-
born of the cotnmlttea except two Messrs,
Hi fitone find Aldorson. Cholunnn Lohlbncu of
H't j thoconitnltteB will prosontlt In tfas House nt
Hi ,j tho first opDortunlty. In conclutllnij Its ro-
j portthocoinmltteosnrs:
H ! With roenrtl to tho conduct of tho Civil 8er-
Bj j vice Commission In tho matters aubmlttod to
H; your committee, wo find, first, that Commls-
H I donors Itoosorelt and Thompson have dls-
H ' oharcod tliolr duties with enttro fidelity and
K lntoarlty; soeond, thnt tho official oonduct of
H'.1 Commlaslonor I.rmnn linn boen chnrnotorlzod
mmf by Intity olillielpllno In the administration of
' i the alTalri of the Commission, and Is. there-
J , fore oonsurablo. Your I committee will pro-
y oeod at onco to InoUlKnto tho workings of
, the system and present a subsequent report
W When snld lnoetlsntlon shall have been com
; pleted, tOROthar with a report of their oonolu
W ' slon. Wo submit tho following:
- AoIim4. That a copy of iba report anil testimony
HI. I taken before the N.lert Committee ou Reform In tba
t Ciell Harvice In tha Investigation of charget preferred
I I against the Cnltsd Hiatea civil Service Commission ba
y. forwarded to the President.
W In the bodv of tho report the committee sars
i reapoctini! tho chnreosnsnlnsttho personal ao-
' tlons of tho prosont and former Commission-
' era: "On the first chorgo olToctlhc tho conduot,
I J retention, and promotion of Alexander CL
Wl i Campbell, tho committee concludo thnt It was
f i clear thnt Campbell copied thn guostlonswhloh
: wore furnished toFlynn: that tho questions
tarn Were not obsolete: and that an Inrostlsatlon
VI ( properly conducted would havo disclosed tho
J ! I fact. If tho administration of tho civil serrlco
" I f Tras not to fall Into dlsroputp, Mr. Campbell
mm should hnve been dlsmlssod. Ills retention In-
I I dloatoil Kros laxity m dlsclpllno ns showing
j, that tho ndmlnlstrntlon of the Commission was
I I . notsuch nt thut tlmoastorecolveormerltpub
f, I Uoconlldonco. Ills promotion would not soem
Wt to hnve boon dofonslble. It Is submitted that
r If tho Commission hnd dlscbnrcod Its duty
f with proper vigor nnd rognrd for tho public
i It Mould liato becoino manifest thnt Camp
I t 1 boll' retention wnt not ilufnnslble, nnd It
L would seem to lollow thnt If his retention wns
( ' imt proper his promotion was not warranted.
c Tho couimlttoe cannot nccopt as satisfactory
K tho answots of Messrs. Oborly. Lyman, and
I Doyle that thov bollevod that tho questions
Crtmiiboll coidod wore obsolete. Tho facts
convluco thorommlttoo that tho omission to
I nscottnln tlio truth wns ns reprehensible ns to
j linvedlsrecurdod It nltor It had beon ascer
; tatned. and It Is llttlo less culpable: and
. whother tuor failed through IndlrTorenco or
partiality to lenrn tho fucts. or knowing thom.
, fulled to tako xuch nctlou as tho public service
obviously dumnnded. Is not n ranttor of great
. coiiseiiuonco -tho ueeloct of tho duty In olther
m caso Is condemned,
The commltteo does not sharo tho view that
W, ' CommlselonorH ltoosovtilt and Thompson nro
i" , desurvliieut cousuro for not hnvlne taken ac
Hi 1 , lion In the Campbell enso. On tho contrary,
r4 ) thero Is nothing In tholr conduct to challenge
mi criticism. When tholr nttontlon was called to
ft; , the mattor by iiewspnpor reports, thero was
concurronco ot statement by them thnt tho
( matter had beon fully Invostlgnted and Mr.
Campbell punlshod. and It being as to them
j ret otljwiiaita, thoy did not take further action
j in tho mnttor. ami In that wo think they wero
I thoroughly justified.
I . llelativo to tho promotion of E.B. Itfiylor to
( i po stouogriiphor nnd tho anpolntmont of
! " uborans Mitchell of Connecticut to a place In
i the 1'enslon Olllcc. thn cnmmfttnA flnH thnt thi
5 1 notion ot tho Commission In both these casos
! ;! was not contrary to tho law and rules of tho
t " j Commission, and In no wny are they censur-
t nblo. ItespBctIng tho courso of tho Commls-
; 1 ' f Ion In tho cuse of bhldy, tho employee In tho
, ' ;i Mllwnukoo Tost Ofllco. who wns discharged
If ,1 by tho I'ostmaster for oxposlng frauds.
;i I tho committee suss that It wns np-
II parent to tln Commission thnt Phldy was
j bolng punlshod for disclosing the truth.
1 ! n;.d tht-y felt It , their diity to aid
'I )! Mm by tholr Influence In socurlngemployment
J nnd thereupon recommonded him foranpoint-
? ,' ment In tho Consusoillco. anil he was nppolnt-
I! , dd. Tho conduct of the Commissioners In this
ll , cnsslsnot oxceptlonnl. nor does It tond to tho
J tlemornllzntion of thosorvice. Tho Commltteo
It , ' Is unnblo to llnd nnythlng to criticise In that
H , bchnll. Tho Commlslonors did nothing in their
j i J ofllclalcnpncity toglve oi-socuroShldyemploy-
I' j mont: but ns Individuals. In view of his eiTorta
j ' j tn old thpm. thoy rocommended his employ-
J j ment to Mr. rortor. who gave him a clorkshlp.
s i It Is proper to say thnt tho investigation of
J tho alloged Irregularities in tho Milwaukee
1 " I'ost Olllco. conducted by iJoylo nnd Webster.
I ! dlfclosed nnotner disregard of the Civil ijer-
1 i i vlco law In this ofllco. The fnlluro to submit
. i ', the result or thnt investigation to tho l'resi-
I . dent indicates either a disinclination to dis-
' f chnrgcan obifotiiiltitror a fear that sticn a
1 roport would subject tho Commissioner to cen-
! J pure, if tho lormer It aigiios tinntnessfortho
j i pobltlon : If tho laltor it sliows the adminlBtrn-
( 'J J Hon ol thn Commission to havo boon unworthy
k ot public conlldiime. Un tho reorganization of
the t'onipils.-ion by tho npi ointment of llooso-
I olt nnd Thompson the Investigation into tho
', k 1'oat Olllco was had at once nnd a6 thorough.
I , It is iciiniod that Mr. Campbell, who Is ro-
i fi feireil to In tho report of tho commltteo, has
1 f V iiiibmlttoil bin icslgnatlon as a clerk to tho
! g! Civil borvico Commission, to tako eltoot In two
l . K weeki.
AVI tli Got. Alisrr'a 1'linnki to rollceraam
I W I'nrker.
j j On Decoration Day tho horses attached to a
l E carriage containing ox-Gov.Algorof Michigan,
' j m Congressman J. 1'. Dollivor, nnd Judge Von
! j Iloeaen ran nway at tho grand stand In Mad-
: j Ison square and dashod Into the crowd In
5 front of tho 1 Ifth Avonun Hotel. Policeman
i Seymour V. 1'nrker of tho Ilroadway squad
! caught tho horses at considerable rlsktohlm-
i felf. and yesterday this lottMr from Oen. Alger,
' ftccompiinloil by a handsome sliver berry bowl,
reached tho l'ollco lionrd ;
I Dkihoit Mich. Jnn it. isno
! MrnnaSiu Iaml you by fnltad htatei Exprais to.
I . i day. by the h.iu! of buirll)teiidenl Xnrray. a silver
j ; I'owl n n ehffht trllmia fnr jour courage anil prompt
I . action In ati'ppltu the runaway tam lutullnff our car
I rlace on Mrniurial Hay in your city. TWi bowl l m.
P'v .i remluilrr. Mid not a payment, for your action
V i 1 ha latter I do, aa Jar a puejlble. In thanks. Sincerely
l'"1"- ... A. Ati,a.
!. i ' To MrwouK hum Seventeenth precinct, New
t , 3 Vork
f' i 'rne Hoanl unanimously voted to allow Po-
!' ' llceninn Parker to accopt the gift.
J ' Stt'iuitti. ftmiilw.
! ' l I THE SUN UP-TOWNWfJCET
II 1,265 BROADWAY,
' K Near IISoI St., Oiipoalte Iho Near Hotel.
, j I ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL 1) P, M.
I . AdvertlaerM mar nlao lrva AatTeHlae
I 1 nirata t tlin lollotvlaai ofHcea, where the
I 1 rnlrs will lie the aianie aa thoao cburaed at
!" 1 the main order i
! I HARTOOKNRIfl, 1.170 NINTn AT., CORNER T3D BT.
I r. i: Kni'UiiER, mx east d st, cor. uadi-
I ION AV, N. V.
: ?! H'MILLAN A JAMEPOV, 400 WF8T 17IH ST.
I m PAM O. WALLACK. uU EAST HOUSTON ST.
, ? ' i . TIIOMAH K MARTIN, t TOMPKINS MARKET. 3D
j ' j i; V. HKT OTII ANU 7TII RTS. NEW VORK.
J f i ! Mi-WT.ENY, 1.11!) PTII AV., NEAR 71ST 8t
a) J 5 A. K'llEL'hKMAN'N, 71 WEST I!iTII ST.
'- Ij t , A JENMNliK. UIEAt.T23I)ST.
)' j AfOl'STF. fiCIHVAItLKIt, M7TI1 ST. COR. PARK
', I ' v 'Telrphona faiiaiiaasitbat)
1 j JAWES A MtlllNMSS, UIWESTITll ST, ROOM I
RKMUUAK.i.NTfcECO.MOUllANOST.
I BROOKlLiYJXr!
, .1 j MOKKIHF.T'H 1-HAUUACY,
Junction oiriiiionaiadtVaahlDKtoa.treeta.
J '. j ' ' '"IE A CO., 1,079 llEPrORO AV. NEAR
l fi i aJUINCV ST. .Telephone Call im Cedforil.)
a- ?i Si BROOKLYN AM l.ltNU.SU CO.. 340 KL'LTON ST
I tl K BROOK1I..N AtlVhl'.TIMMI AOENCV. XOO 1IR0AD-
I :? I WAY, NEAR WAIll'V AV.
I I A. A. WATMiN. 87U RROAPWAY
j 8 O'XIONOUHIX A f0.7M ATLANTIO AV.
, I I O-reonpoint, Ij. X.
jl JjjJLBMAN KPITZER, 2' UAIIATTAN AV.
I A ;EXPEIlfENqKli'liKKIcrNT.RiinchlTSrinTil7nr
I lamanufactiirlobonan-nti.piy ' ""
I J ; K bOLOJION CO.Mlllrn4it
V I 1JOOK FOLDBRa-Wanteii. innit fnl.lereamlr.ihere?
iffl P Mlvl IVKfcS, Hon arSY"'
I B 'K,xl'Kn,nNrEn IIANfm wanted on auiteudar braid.
j W XJ lnacbliiea3l loth ay., near 113th u
! H PIXPKHIENCED bird mouatera wanted. 128 ITlnce
i IS Jalreat
1 5 (Tioon IMPROVER wanted on waUta andTkirte, coma
vr -a prepared to work.
V Jl'MAll. (1VRE8, lt.1EuteibM.,2dbU.
r2""' "anted to fold and tew printed and blank paper
j, vforiinallbok.iiKO. HcKllilllN, go BeekaauaL
i i 'INSIDE HANDS on orliamenta
' J A. R KM.H-UN k CO, lOSOreeneat.
If,' WsTVti II 11 ATlTlll I'sckera, curlera. purrlera.
"I ' -i.i 'w . Iihenl ia i ' coinrettnt handi work
I (tleu i' ii ! rel ili ,b:e .ii tie.
I tl.rhl'.IJ . MMn.S A r.l,i.H Ilroadway.
OST".''" t-'IATIII IIH-Eperlencedcurler. lewer
a. anil brui.ctier tti id nnr,
M II KObl.NHTEI.V. IOa Bleackarjjt
-STltrL'li yKATIIKliH-w.nted, curlra.preparar7
V and iawere.iood par. ateaay work. Apply to
WnnlrI 4matf.
OSTRICH FBATIIBRa -Wanted, aiperlanced hands
at J. A. HTP.I.N'B. II WaiMntlon place.
OTF.R ATORR on flnaeuitom and flannel blru. iteadr
work anil hUtient prlcen. IKA PLKEUO A CO., en
toas.l Atlantle av. Brooklyn.
WANTED-A yojne rlrl to-MMit'wiThTlVht hou
work and tnlml ababy, wauaa tJ a month, muat
alaephooie. Apply for one week.
r KP.KPU sjo Rail ooth tt .clip.
IirANTF.D rty a email Herman family. Herman arirl
TV for general houenrk and plain rooktnir rarer
encet required. Apply S7 I'roipect place. near4:'dit.
and 2d av.
WANTED A rinnneketper mnt ha onrter v yeara
of anei have evren er)li1reti toeara for. and guar,
antee a oil homa. THOMAS SMITH, l,T2i lt ar.
WANTED A German attrl fnr renerallinuteworki
ran har a irood hom Call s o'clock, morning.
1st Bait eidiu Mint know about cuoklnir. PKLH.
WANTBD a" neat rlrl for aenerai honaework In
email private familyi reference required. Apply
all week. fare. DAVIS, r7EutithaL
WANTED-A colored alrfto do ht houaework and
lew with dreeimakar; mutt taneataewer.
Mra. A. ot'Esr, M7 Park av.
WANTRD Smart youns: woman aa (teneral hoote
workert lood talary to competent paraon. 7J1 eth
avenna.
WANTBD-A rlrl, abon'. IS yeara old. tolakelra of
a baby. Mra. ELDER. B7 Eatt ssth it- N. Yclty.
W ANTBD olrl arenttomeit to pack email faney ar
tlclet. Apply after lu o clock. 721 eth ar.
WANTBD-olrl for lenerafhoutework. Inqulra In
tboeitore, l.aia At. A. near POlb it
-lyANTBD-A Hrl for'honiework at 31 At. D.
OUKfJ I.ADIRS WANTBD to mate rubber ehoen In
eut weeke can earn 17 or fs a weekt board paid
while learning;. Addrem CULRHBSTER HUBBP.R
COMPAKV, Colohetter. Connu
YOONO "fTlRI.-forTlhf homework (only three In
family) that can waah and Iron.
Mra L. MEYER. IBI Bait 110th at
Wanted 3Unlt
AOBNTB. ATTBNTION.-Oenta and ladlea wanted to
tell our pbotosraphtc tlrketa, bit: money made;
caay and venteel occupation Investigate.
TANyUERT, etudlo corner nta utandsth at.
AOENTS IN EVERY TOWN IN THE CNITTID STATFS
to tell our llomiropathlo Famllv Medlolnee: eteady
work; can make 120 to ) per week. Dr. O'KEEFE A
CO. llomceopathlo Cbemltta. Pltttburirh, Pa.
ANUMBEIi of flrat elare nollihera andburrrri ten find
work at MANHATTAN BRASS CO. 338 Eait 2ith
at.; wages from2S to 80 centa per hour.
HEAT TIIIS.-Btn PrlncaAlbert tulta. fl2 a fno
cutaway mtt, ftij tJO tack utt,(iij panta ft up;
cnatomault. gISup. 202 riatbulh av. Brooklyn.
A'tVfflHl.UBSERnE SPIT to orderTliai llk lined,
115: teatlde tulta. 113. CAMERON, 202 KlatbuthaT.
A-.VJSUITS. fia-i WOtulteJHor f) ulte, ffl: JJ
. tulta. ty. CAMERON. 202 Plalbnah ar.. Brooklyn.
BOV About 16 yeara. to make htmielf generally uie
ful in etora. Arply, from s tn lo, to M. KUIiZMAN
A SON. corner tlrand and EMrldgeata.
BOV WANTEDto runerranda and make himself
generally uaef al In a manufacturing bualneta. Ad
dreta A. U. ft, boi igh. Sun office.
BOOKMNDHR.W anted? an ettra nnlnherj iteaiiy
work 01TO WIUANDA SON, luthtt. and DnlTer
tlty place.
BRUSH m"akeR8 for drawn work?
BRAPLK.Y A NMITn, 231 Pearl IL
COOKS, carrara. coachmen, portert. Cremen. yard
men, dub doorman, nuinmer ordera.
MANHATTAN AOBNCY. .VJ Wett Both It
CARBIAOE KLACKP.MITU-FlnlFher: good waget for
rirtt'Olasi man. SHEA, H3 West ftlst st
CABINETMAKERS wanted7oot East lOCth St.
itiLit i.j.r.niv wanieo. junior; itrrman. itatn at
J and Willis or., near 3d, city.
F"BEESfoNK" "cufTE"RS,Tood freestone cutters
wanted, wages toe. per hour tortrst class mechanica,
eight boura' work per day; fare to Boston refunded to
all competent workmen
JF.KEiIAII CAKhW, 5B Ewett at, Boston. Man
X?ARM HAND wanted on gentleman's place; must
hare a good knowledge of all klnda of farm work.
Apply Monday at 287 Eaat Ilroadway.
"?ARM IIANDS-Sisto 120; farel ratdrcatf SnturdayT
X1 al V aldington it . Brooklyn, near bridge.
HORbKSHOEIta A good doorman lswnnted at
OMara't ihop, is Manhattan ar Jersey City
Height! N. J.
HORSE COLLAR MAKERS wanted: hell prices paid.
m. McCarthy. 127 Wett.i2d it
HARNESS STlTCHER.'l wantedat"7o" West it, near
Beetor.
1NTELLK1ENT BOYS of IS or 17 to wirk in machine
ahop Call A. R. KINO, Erie and 1 1th nta. Jeney Cy.
JANITOR, with second class license, for flat CeiT
tral. 23S Fulton at. Brooklyn.
MESSRNOEHH experienced in menenger lerrlce:
teady work with liberal pay. Apply, with recom
mendations 9 A. M. dally, s Per it
M'ARRIED t,oVpLE.)rdalry-fann. Call Satur
day. 3oa Waanington at, Brooklyn, near bridge.
PnlNTBRS. Wanted at RPSSELL BROTHBRS, Rosa
st, aflrst-olata Job compositor; permanent employ
ment If lulled.
PIIEN1X HOfSE. 53 Bowery, near Canal st-2 men
wanted; lodging!, I5ci iprlog badt; freebatba.
SECOND-HAND StMTsTVl. $5, A 7TfSnl to order
half price. CAMERON. 2in Flatbuth av., Brooklyn.
rpwoOOOD TIN ANnSHEETIRON WORKERS and
X two roofers. JAMES MILLS. UlUMulbrrry It
rriANK BIVETERSand calkera" wanted. 521 Eaat 19th
WANTED Wood worker on truok and wagon work.
Park ar. near naymond at. Brooklyn.
S, BOYTO.V,
WANTED. TheAiaoclatlon of ManufacturertofCaV
luetwork and rurnltura teekt to employ cabinet
makers r. ho belong to a union that will recugnlre the
principle of arbitration preceding any etrlko. Apply to
ltiefonolng flrma: llerter Broa. A. Kimball k Sod.
Tiedt A Harktbaler, Itadley A Oreenough. K. Narek
Co. Cerl spring Lann A Falle, Rudolf HI brand. II.
Schmidt Jullua Kern, ilertt Bros. Qeorge A. Scbattey
A Co. Boui A Co, Ldward Leissner. Milan Broa..
hlrtscher A Co.. John V. bchaefer, Ceorge and Cllf
ford Brown. John Lockner, W. A. Strohuaver. and
1-redBchaettler.
WANTEp"-Two oornlca cutters; highest wages paFd
In the bnilnest "
WANIED u&lranlzed Iron cornice and skylight
bands
Wanted Tin. alatft and tile roofen. Apply at room
8, Meohanlci' Hichange, 303 Falton at, Brooklyn, from
S A. M to 4 P. M.
WANTED-By a tteamshlp company!-a aober and
... capable bote tteredore. eiperlenced In handling
eat India cargoes. Addresa. with references.
bTKAMEBB,J)0X2i. Sun olllco.
WANTP.p-Durlng summer racatlon. an Intelligent
toy, with good recommendation from hi. teacher.
to attend an elderly gentleman. Apply at 501 West
Hlstst, up two stairs, S. E. rooms, from 5 to 7 P. M.
V ANTED First class carpenter! to go out of town!
Tr Apply at S o'clock Monday morning to
METROPOLITAN RUBBER CO.. 218 Mercer It
IIT ANTED A young man to sell books on salary or
TT commission: good talker Apily J, a. CDMM1.VUS
Staten Island ferry, foot Whitehall st
iy ANTED, a boyfn law ofco.AddreM. In applicanpi
'! 0rg,!j,Bowrltln. Hating age. experience. Ao, P.
o, box 1.SJ7, New Vork.
W ANTED Two wire wearere: also a strong toy to
learn buslneti, at 810 Atlantic ar.. Brooklyn, bo-
W't.EPr.T.rn,T flns hand! on paper boxes at
"KNEWPAWUIOAJOMPaV.I! Canal It
WANTED-Stalned (lata leaden: romTready'for
. J"" J. B. STEARNS. KM Mott II.
WWJPttA 'aoksmlth and woodworker, at
M. MARLBOItOUUH'SSONB. 470 Clermont ar.
WANTED-Two Poordrlnler wiraTwtara'rZ
BUCHANAN, BOLT A CO, Uoljoka, Maaa.
WANTED-SIx rood mattress makera Apply "to
BIClfllATfKESS cu . Worcester, Maea,
WHEELWItlOHT wanted.
o B. SMITH. B2 17th tt.jlrooklyn.
YOL'NO MAN for country, steady place with good
pay Boom 2. 30a Washington at. Brooklyn.
.Situations WaiunL
A STEADY. INDDSTRIOUS YOl'Nfl MANof n'linu
a situation, where prompt and faithful performance
of dullean III be appreciated. It well acnuaint'd with
the mercantile, hardware and tlnnera' trade, and a fair
V. fi Vtr.,llor-.Sn"oy'r..rreferred; lerereucei.
AdUreaa Box 2. Stona Bldge N, Y.
A SMART young Irlthman with ATreferencea would
like a place to learn bartending, not afraid of hard
work If promotion followt
P.jO'CONNP.LL, 6.V1 East IPIh It. clly.
ASTDDENT of the Bi'hool nf Mines, "colnmhla Col'.
lege, would like to get a lituatlon al draugbtiman
In engineer a ofllco. Audrett
STUDENT, box 1S3, Son office.
ASTRONO, well-raeommended boy wante poiltlon
where ha can learn lo ba an engineer. Addreti
B. WEISS, (Hi Eaat 6th tt city.
iri.ji.ata ii -A young man. Swede, 18, wants I tua
I J tlou aa blackimtth. Address
T. LI'NDIN, 2l8Eas45thst
ILECTltlCUN.-Bxperlencel man In all hranchei
i deiirea position guellghtlng. belli, watchman'e,
clerke. Ac. cn furnish best ot reference. ""
IC()IIEN;Pordbam.N. Y.,Jllgli Bridge road.
Hot'SKWORK. city or country, by" a" ttrong. willing
. girl, lately landed; moderate wagaa ApplyatlH
t-ftsl 4 lit it.
RESPECTABLE woman to go out by tha day aa first
Ko. WUKjlrtUa5t"It? "'"""" ft""i floor, front,
SITUATION WANTED.-An etperlenced gardener;
useful man; handy at anything: willing to work?
SMITH, a.2U4 7thT.
WANTEP-Poiltlon ai bookkeeper or any other clen
leal work experienced ccountant rapid and ac
curate calculator, would alio take outdoor "pot It Ion
. rOX. 3l3hastS4tbat
Wfr'Ph""' '"""'V KNnOBSEDtearhera.ohar7
" tronV,5vL"f'fWr,i ni) transient nuraea P
TllAV ELlhsNKXrllANUE. 83 W .it 42d st
yopNQ MAN. age 23, of Oerman parenta. wants no.
andL'ri.nV'oWr.eS' M"" J8& -tt
... jpLIPB O. OTTO, atOEaatBlst st
V0!'l"l ENGLISH MANrage 21. well educated. e'Z
. coflff rfirtit,7uTli7diurji
AORANO MASS MEETINll "
of tha
MASONS OF NEW YORK
Will be held under tba auspices of the
"PROTECTIVE UNION (IF TIIB'lTALUN MA80NB
OF NEW YORK." "Aounrj
Satarday. Jane 14, 1SB0,
, at B P.M., to tie
Osrminla Assembly Rooma, 33 Bowirr.
. . fthtjlucna art IJlTJoWi;-
$tlttt ftontll.
A.-noTni oLAnMONi!.,
Broadwar. facing Central rark: select family hotel:
vary room facet the Park or atrrati coolest houta In
tba clips reduced prlcea for theaommer.
"jeHTMlifKIt IN NEW TonK. ta Wet
26th it. MILLER'S HOTEL. Southern Tliltoradeslred.
GOOD" BOARD; llahTrooma Ladltt, tJOSOi gentle
men, 3. a5 Wait loih it.
HOTEL-GLADSTONE, Bro'adway. facing Central
Park.- select family hotel, erery room tacee Park
or street; coolest house In the city; reduced prlcea for
lommer- .,
nOBOKBN, 1B2 Hudson it -Pleasant furnished roome
to let with or without board: best neighborhood.
LAROR three window back parlor, hall and other da
ilrable rooms; home-Ilka board; very reasonable.
2:h west acth at
NICELY prRNISHRP BOOMS to let with or without
board, table board i hath, tit Charlton at
"VTl'PJBllIOU ACCOMMOilATIIINrl for
famlllea and gentlemen: transients accommodated: a
specialty made ot arrriug meali at resident!: table
boarilers aolloltad: table and attendance Srit-dasa.
402 and 404 Wett 23d st
4TlfAV. irj2.-Thlrfy-oneTeareeitabllihed!meehanlc
boarding home for quiet ladles and gents; (J.50 to
ta weekly.
IfYrll'nT., 7 WBST.-Pleiaant wall-furnlihed roomt
XU with good table and attendance;
"l OTlT ST., sin WEST (near lludion tlk-Nlcely fur
X nlshed connecting rooma, hot and cold watar.hathi
tarmi moderate: Soutberneratollclttdi eicellentboard.
" TiTsT.'Toi WEST. Large and small roomt; mod
Xf erate terms; table board.
LCTffsT.7 5 WEST.-Deitrabye roomi. famlllea and
it gentlemen; hotel table; dlntng room on parlor
floor, .
LIXTH ST. 4R WEST -Fnrnlihed hatl room, with
L cloiet second floor) gentlemen, teference.
nTH 8tJiI8"eaRT, near t'nlontiuarfc lirge and
tmall wallfurnlthed roomt; excellent table; ret
ereucea. .
..ti .... . r ,c .... n....w 0 mrar up,
io den tabted bote, 'with wlua. aoc.iroom Unp.
"KiTH ST., m WEST. Handsome room, superior
J 1 table and appointments; transients accommo
dated, also hall room. m
OATH ST., laTAND 15 WEST Rooma. with board,
mJ parlor dining room. Southerner desired; looatlon
and accommodation flrt clae; referencea
oYst Stss EAST Handsomely furnished roomi,
-l with board: visitors to city accommodated;
reasonable rater: references.
() 1 ST RT., n WEST -Pleasant rooms: two suitable for
1 p!iy.tclanjexcellenttable;Tlil!ors accommodated;
references.
O 1 ST ST., 2?B and 21 WEST. Large and small hand
& 1 somsly furnished rooms, with superior tnblO;
OODST., I2tfw EST. Newlr furnlthed home: 2 large
A& connect tngroomi on second floor, mltable for fam
ily or party of adults: other roomi; summer prlcea.
ODD ST, .113 WEST (Chelsea House!. Rooma, with
, board, alngly or en tulta; cuisine unexoelled; per
manent or transient.
OOD-ST.Tio EAST. Furnished roomt, with hoard;
- permanent or transient; table boarderij reference.
nritl ST.. WEST. Large and email rooms, hand
v,4 aomely furulthed, with or without board.
OOrf ST? Brtn"wV.ST.rinelyfurn1hed roomt, good
At table, V and 7 each.
ODD ST.. 400 WEST. London Terrace Handsomely
d furnished or partially furnished, second floor,
einglr or en suite, alfllght rooms; buard optional; aum
mer prlcea
O'I F'T. S2S WEST. Large desirable rooms: atso
wO tmall room, bath and all conveulences, excellent
table: table board.
OQD ST.. 3I0WEST. Large desirable roomi. all eon
t&O renlencea: good board; permanent or trantlent;
terms moderate.
QQD ST.r"sn WEST. Large pleaeaut rooms, all con-
mr reniences ana exceueui uuaru; cuuiueruen iu
Hclted. OfTII ST. 23R AND 240 WBST.-Large. pleasant
J nicely furnished; also, small rooms; gentlemen or
famlllta, ladlea, 4, gentlemen, $5.
Set 1 lST.72 VEST-Furnlshed rooms or snlte ; flrtt
0 class board, cuisine Francalie; referencea
QTI! "bxTsswest BeantTfuTlyfurnlshed roomn
&J superior board and attendance.
QST ST. 2S WEST Handsomely furnished rooma
Ol large and small, excellent board; transient or
permanent, references.
QOD-st!7V AND 20 WEST.-Rooms. large and email,
O with superior table, summer ratea: references.
ejTH ST.T Sw"wE8T ("neaT l7"etatlonT-NrceiyfuT
Ofi nlshed rooma. all conrenlencea; excellent board;
$5 and l weekly, takle board. 93.50.
3 cfll ST.. 51 WEST. Two front rooms southern ex
tl posure; meola optional; table flrat class tn erery
respect
qcifll ST.. IB WEST. Very desirable rooma wither
OO without board; references gireu and required.
OQTH ST.", 43 WEST P.fegant accommodations eum
Ot7 mer ratea: with or without board; transiently or
permanently; fine location.
T sfsTTTirrBASTT Large room, also-halt roomT
IX newly furnlthtd; excellent board; ladlea, 3 50;
genu. V.
.40D ST.. 13 WEST.-Reglster at once. Trarellera'
r Exchange Boom and Board directory.
.4ATH ST.. 234 WEST, near Broadway. Square room.
Mfa newly fornlahed; evarr conrenjence; excellent
board; prlrate home.
4DT1I ST. 13B EAST.-Fmall and large rooms, with
aO board, J; back parlor, with or without board.
TlQTH ST.. 47 WEST. nandsomo rooms to let Just
' racated, with snperlor board; aummer prices.
R18T ST. IS WEST.near 5th ar. Ilandsomelrfr7
f a nlshed rooms, slnrly or en suite excellent board;
summer prices, transient! accommodated.
COD ST.. 307 EAST.-Flrst Hear, nicely furnished large
V hall room; all lmprorements; with or without
board.
KTIT ST.. 158 EAST -Hall room, with board: also
Jj front and back parlor, an suite or alngly. doctor
orprlrate
KQTH ST., 317 EAST -Hall, alngle and double rooma;
uo fint-claai board, early breakfust, extra table
hoard.
II nTH ST . 153 EAST.-Nlcely furnished roomi; exCtT
v vr lent board; Amerloan family, references,
f! i ST ST.. 28 WEST.-Exeellent nelghborhoounewiy
vi A furnished rooms, with or without table board.
fJOD ST. 319 i;Af.-Nlyr"nb7bed rooms, home
vr comforta. with or without board; moderate price.
fid ?'2T T1' flI--Elegant"furnlibed"apartmenti;
v HI with cafe attached. Call.
TOO-ET7l ii"k A ST.-Tn7eralarg"eTrnntrf?iom. seo
epnd floor, to two joongmen or to man aud wif.
with board, also back parlor with or without hoard,
aultable for a doctor's or a dentist's office.
79D, ST.' S4 EAST -EiegantTo"omraxceUent table;
eV Jewish family; for adults.
Q1ST ST. 157 EAST -Nicely furnlihedeln(t7e"nnd
JJ 1 double rooma, private family, with or without
hoard.
Q7TH ST.. 157 WEST.-Nlcely furnlahed rooms, with
I or without table board; American famllr. refer
encea 1 OsOT RT.'. '"." I,0ra east of Blrertlde drtve.
. W Beautiful location; healthier than country; fur
nished rooma, with hoard; reasonable term.
lflfi!"sT'-I0'-'EA,,T' h atatlonat door.-WantedT
boardera, H 5u; early hreatfatt
11fiT" ,HT; ,2l I-'AST-Pleasant innny moral;
lu newly furnlshedsuperlor tablo: prlvafe family.
1Q.Hrl! RT't "'EST -Two large conneciing"roomaI
x J elegantly furnished, to Pit, with board; references
lOftTII ST. 2J1 WKBT.-Large square rooms, with
y or without board, gentlemen or couples.
lOOT" ST. I WEaf-Two alngle rooras".furnlhed.
to rent, with hoard; plcnennt location; moder
ate terma
407 Sl .'L0? HT l BrMklynT t'tlca ar. station -"SoonTa
terms lain gentlemen; prlrate famhy;
?loom,5 ami guard Svoohltju.
SCromi?.E wTADJ' AVJ' V5' Brooklyn-Nlcely furnished
erate hoard, in prlrate family; terma mod-
f rnl.6!irrt Rooms & apartmtntjj tTa Qtt
A NICELY PIBNIEHED FRONT PABLOR for one or
f. . Jw ff!1?'"' M n'ce double light rcoui for one
or two. ite Rivlngton su
A FntiAun K0M ln Vrl7alo"Taratly""trier"8M
CIItLl'h-'" nroTd'wTyT-irrgaand
a-- tmall light raimi; tl.to upward.
.n5f,f,.h'.7,",,!'EI'u apartments and
tithou. Vo.? ,br,dJnor" i" """' location, with and
without board, low ratei for summer. Call or write to
lil(ANTA CO., West 23d st
F?,2i1?oKnmIJ'K,J.E?.iNIir-TKI'afn' furnleherfVont
nA". P.I2'." 75 5Vark'a place (sin t). bet. 1st
and2daTM rngterondbell. O. BLECKMANN.
Fll?i,!SiyfD,?0M!' w,"h or "Uhoofboardi 'double
27lh st rootnai table board; moderate. 23o Last
FS;;:!::
ABOE and email nicely "fornlaiie'dTommunlcrtlng
dTm LSSiuTt!) """ KUV1,K' ''"" A""1-
NEWLY roRMSIIBD ROOMS and anltet forTenlhT
m,i. B0WYEltMWeit2"ilat
N'wM,,2DfhS,"'IBD n0MS to quiet "partleg.845
ROOMS for honsokeeplng71"2."50 and Ki. nMYashi
lugton plaoe, between oth ar. and Barrow it
rr'Ki:t't'?ttl' KXCIANOK"e,,dBoaro:
. "Ireclory. Handsome rooma and superior board;
central location. 23 West 43d st uoaru,
BT AVE", l.i87. near"fl2d"tt Ilnll. single and double
... rom,i home comforts; all tiuproveintuit; geuile
inennr housskeeplng.
1ST ST., 14 EAST.-Newly furnished rooms, II par
week; housoln flrat clats order. """".' "
QD AVE.. 1,030, nearOlit it", lit floorDesirable front
rooms handsome folding bed: one or two gentlemen.
S? v W7.-Nlcely f urnUhed double"7oom for light
e- nouaekeeplng'; rcaaonable.
4TLl,!IVi,'t' f"i" . Waahlogton square -or
iteffiffliifflAi'Safi1 'nlgh,a rm ""ltu'"'
10Tn'I. I3 KT -Handsomely furnished front
weJkly ' t"lT" "; folding bed, new piano;
1 2rurufc?AiW".","r rtinU-I.arg.. nlceDi
&)tXSZaata "0m ',fm'
lJoollr
14"eVt?,f JTJ7'' tornUli.4 roomi for oat
tumlffiu& ftoomis & gVpartmtntu go g tt
OnTIl ST. 101 EAST (cor. 4th at.) -Large airy roomi
"V cloteti; two gtptlemen or couple; third floor; M,
lintll ST. 2loEA8T7 Large front room for genlla
J man; elosett; gaa; hot and oold water; private.
ORn ST., 418 WEST (near LtUtlonl.-I.arge. cheerful.
0 nicely furnished toltea separately It desired; all
conrenlencen bath: terma moderate for summer.
OiltJ ST., 412 WBSrC Large, ohaerful well furnished.
attonnall room; all oonTenlencea; prlrate fam
lly terma moderate.
QQD BT., 425 WEST.-Large front aleore; hot andeotd
fcO water, hath, ample cloaata; other large rooma,
tlngly or en tulle.
OQD ST., 401 WEST (near fc nation) -Large, pleaaant,
U mealy furnished room, one or two gentlemen, $3;
newly tnrnlaheil.
OQD ST.. 431 WEST. Large front ateora. newly fnr-
nlshed. hot and cold water hathl alto other rooms!
tummer prices.
OQI) HT, 21.'lWEST.-rieasant deslrabla room; cen--ej
tral location; best of attendance.
OJTH ST. 53 WEST. Handsomely furnlahed roomt,
, fa up; all conTaplencea
0T" RT- 320 WEST. Handsomely forntthed rnomt
- for gentlamtn; central localloni 2, t3.50, aa
weekly.
Q1ST ST., 15 EAST. Large, wall furnished front
JX roomi prlrale bath I also other rooms.
IO" ST., SojvrEST.'flrsTTioose from 8th av. Parlor
eJand large front room, with hath: reasonable.
QQD st7, 310 p.abtT Handsomely furnished roomi;
JL water, gais suitable for gintleman and wife or
tingle gentlemen; taoonp.
OTn ST. 223 WEST.
Nicely fnrnlihed amall or large aquare rooms running
water; best attendance.
QTH ST., 4flO WEST.-Front room, well furnlihed:
' folding teda cloie running water: houiektep
Ing; Mi hail room, f 1.50.
4 Til ST., 140 EAST. Handiomely furnlihed large
- and small rooms at tummer prices.
I.tTH ST.. IliTwESTTnear Broadway. Handsomely
t furnished roomi; reference.
4ftT'' ST- at" WESTfttearSth ar ).-Larga nlc e1yfur
vta nlshed front room; hot and cold water; bath; pri
vate house; summer priori
QKTIIsfT 5il WEST. An""attractre well furnlihed
ejt second floor, three rooma hath, all conrenlencea,
tlngly or en mile.
JRTI1 ST.. 3ml WEST.-Clcan. rery desirable furnished
Jt rooms; folding teJs, light housekeeping; rery
low rent
9R1II ST , 72 WEST.-Iland'omely furnished rooms
e-t en snlte or slnuly; home r.rst dais: prlrate family.
QKTII ST.."70 WEKT.LargeTnleo hall'room well fur
OU nlshed. third floor, without board, to gentlemen.
JjTJTII ST..I3B WEST, near Broa Iway.-H andsomo
eju large front room, three lniluAs, M g nt'eman,
tummer prlcrg
qTH ST, (is WERT.-FurnTthal rarl.r "anTother
OVT large rooma or tloor. to gent'ema.i. central, rif
erencea. qTH ST, 33d .'kt-"to nlcay furnished Yoims
Ovy for light houieke1 pln, a ao single rooui.
7Tli ST.." 134 WEST -Handsomely furnished "at?
ol ting room and bedroom; every convenience tor
houaekeeplng, alao hall roomt; terms reasonable for
eumnier.
QajTII ST., 23rt WEST. Large and email roomt for
O I gentlemen or famlllea, aummar prlcea
QjDTII ST. 3IOWEST(neariirnadw ay). Newly fnr
eJO nlshed large riomt. all convenlenoea, alngly or en
aulte; ladlea or gentlemen
OOT1I ST., 217 WEBT.-Elegant large and email
OO rooms; all conveniences; best attendance; sum
mer prices.
QOTII ST. 217 WEST -Newly furnished rooms;
- 'Uiuo iiidi iineei vi aa waauubva euuiuigi
prlcea
QT1I ST. 110 WEST.-Fltiely fnrnuhed roomi. per
otj mnnentcr ttanslrnt
aQTH ST., 123 WEST. " Myatle Flatn." Delightful
i cool roome. elngly or en suites private hath: terma
moderate for the summer. LATHItop.
fkTH ST.."222EA8T.irRoom for light housekeeping:
VT also tingle room.
QD ST.. lis"wEST -Nicely furnished rooma to let,
for ladlea or gentlemen.
A eJD" ST.". inf WEST-Pretttly furnished room; hot
MO cold, running water, gaa; bath; conrenlencea for
gentlemen.
A OJ ST.. 212 WEST, near Broadway. Handsomely
o furnished roome at moderate prices; referencea
JTH ST, 110 WEST. Handsomely furnlahed cooT
' atry rooms: homa comfortl; breakfast If desired;
central; referencea
,QTH hi., 234 WEST, near Broadway. Newly fur
fit? nlshed large, airy rooms; erery conrentenoe; sum
mer prlcea
QTII ST.. 102 WEST -Large and small rooms In eacel
1t7Jent house and location, for gents only t reasonable.
fVnTI! ST.. S3 WKST.-La'rge room In prlrate f'amllys
07 all conrenlencea; $3 5u weekly; gentlemen only.
KATII ST.. 34.1 EAST.-HalL alngle and double roomZ
ovr nicety furnished; aummer prices.
RftTl'ST- 148 WEST.-Large pleaaant rooma; reason
v hie rant
K 1 ST ST.. 42S EAST, orerlooklng East Rlrer.-Large
ox and small rooma, nicely furnished; all oonen
lences; 51.75 upward.
K 1 ST fT.. 41R EAST, orerlooklng Eat'. Rlver.-Largo
o A nd small rooms; bath, gas, garden, piano, only
two In noun.
(X TST ST.. 157 EAST.-Deslrable well fnrnlsheTrooi
ox jooms, with or without hoard; rummer prlcea
RODBT., 151 EAST -Large front room, nicely fur
o nlshed , also back room, married couple or gentle
man. ROD 8T73I4 EA"ST.NMceiyfo"rnls"hed aingie" "roomi
o, hot and cold water: bath on tloor: prlrate family.
ROD ST.. 141 EAST. single room; double roomT
nicely furnished; also parlor- doctor or prlrate.
KQB ST.. 141 EAST.-Smalland large roome. nicely
wj furnished: house newly renovated, all Improve
ment ' '
4Tn ST 160 EAST, lit bell.-Larga front room,
oi nicely furnlahed: aultable for two gentlemen
il'V";II ST., 248 WEST.-Large ana 'ma.U rooms: strict
oo Jyjlrsiclais; near Park and elerator; referencea
KUV'.f' !HI EA8T.IiackTarTo7rfoldrng"bed,"
otabath. gas; prlrate home; very moderate.
K"7TII ST.. 40s EASTChoteo "rooma inrrirate"hoiise';
, erery conrenlence; elegant aummer location;
rent low.
AT1.1.1 ."J".4" RAST -Nlcelyfurnlthed hail room,
"aoJjront room, suitable for two, j,
sQTII ST.. 32l' EASTMost desirable room for turn-e-tJ
raer months, large cloaela, one or two gentlemen,
?J7TIIST,n00EAST-Rullt eapreisly for bcbeiorT
o I apartments; single and ilonrio rooms, handsome
IV furnished, by v.cek or month; superb plumblug,
good attendance, termt moderate. Apply on premises.
11 ftTM. ST- ",7 EAST-Furnlshed roomi to leteult
" ''r "ght housekeeping rent SM-.viper week
UQI ST. NEAlToTirAV.-Large square front room.
9 private hous Jewish family, for gt-ntlcmau
w!'hreference; 110 monthly Addresa
ItixtM. box lis. Sun up town mice, 1.JK5 Broadway.
Itoomji anil gniartmcnt.3 anttd.
WANTED-A single light unfurnished room In apart
ment or rrli ate house at moderate rent.
B. box 1H4, Sun up town office. 1.2tV Ilroadway.
jHUorcHaneouof.
DIU'NKENNESS-I.lquor Habit. In all the world
there la hut one euro Dr. Ilalnes' (lolden speelltc.
It ran be gtven In a cup of coflee or tea. or In arnclea of
food, wlthont Ihe knuwledgeuf the patient. Itlaabao.
lutely harmlesa, and will elfect apermanent and apeedy
cure, wneiber the patient Is a moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck. It neter falls. It operatee to quietly
and with euch certainty that tbel patient nndergoet no
int'onrenlence, and, ere he Is aware, his complete
reformation is edected. 48 page book of particulars
ALEX. HUDNl'T. 3IS Broadway
WE1SMAN A MUEI.LE.SHACII, Bible Konse.
k"!:':.CHK PHARMACY 43d it. aud Broadway.
B. IIJJDNItT. P25 Broadway.
ilrooklynAgenla. BOLTON HRl'O CO, 281 Fulton it
AWNINOS. FLAOS. AND TKNTH.-Improred ttyle of
renlllatlngawnlngt; manufactured cheap out of tha
latest and bast patterne of awnlna canraa Wedding
canopies, dancing crash, camn and dining ehalra aud
tables to let F, SKELTON. I.A2S Broadwa)'. .N.
A POMITIVKPACT.-L'mbrellas repaired while
you wait liv. up; recovering at low prlcea; factory
nn Ihe premises SMITH'S, I2H Fulton st, up stairs;
traiicletore, 154 Eatt I25lh tt
BRUSHES of ettrydeacrlptlon at 315 Pearl it, oppo
tile Peck slip, low..: prlcea
JOHN K. HOI'PKL, manufacturer.
MASON WORK, piaaferlng. kaTsomlnlng. flagging;
chlmneya, gavlls, front stoops repaired.
- CORDON. 372 West 35th st
WANTED To buy 10(J mechanical toys. "Going to
the Fair." FRED II FOSTER. Racine, Vila.
tirlinioujJ "notirw.
AT 8PRIN0 STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCtl.
2'reaohlng at lo 3-J anA 7 4 Strangers welcome.
CIIPlicrioF ZION"ANrf ST TIMOTIIV, R"er7Henry
Lubeck, rector. SundAV renloea s (Holy Com.
munlou) and II A. M.. In M John's M, E. Church, 253
West 53d at. No evening service.
IDOLISE DV SAINTESrIT, 30, 23 nse" ouest-Ber
J vices reltgleux (pendant 1' etei le dlmanctie a 10 U.
dumatln. ker.A. V WITTMP.YER, llecleur.
HUGH O, PRNTECOBT speaks at Masonic Temple,
23d st, corner nth av,. Sunday, at 8 P. M oub
fect: "Thlnki Speakt Writ' Actr
TU ST METIIODIsTTlHURCH.-The Iter II R.
Keatea and other etnliieul Evangellsu aulstlng
tba Iter. A. c. Morehouse bunday and week nlghta.
Come and help ue.
jrntiotrij.
MODEMAN,
DJEVTIHT,
COO, aoi ad At,, H. W, corner OAth SI.
DR. WM. RYAN. Dentist 223 Eait 14th it, formerly
Anderaon A Kyans flrit-claAidentUtryi moderate
prlcea
DR. FULLER EXTRACTS TEETH wlthont pain. BOn,
Seta t?3 up. Parlort 74 Varied t. oor. Canal tt
J FINEST GOLD PILLING87r ui! beanttFul tsta
' KIO, 15: gats aatlsfactlon (ruaranteed.
Dlt. DBAPP.lt ,T, 37th st
4 AND V) SETS OF TEETlT"vThlla waiting, day
i ereolpg, Dr. CLARE, 387 Bth at. and 2th at
gttttytoL
PATBNTS forlnTtntlonrproourtd ttjomptlyi lowrataa,
Botdirrl4ji,uhMaaihtXa-UhlUhdlwt I
rftetii ntttl I giparftnttrtii gq itU
RENTS FROM $7.50 TO $12.
n??nai,rt.V.!i! .n4flTaroom aparlmanta. with Im
SJth l?a 5?.i ill" t'0". la xh h'oca. loth ar,
tm and 7th iu. Inquire at tha office of
JOHN KDIK, 1,080 loth sit..
MtBaltl and OTth ate.
onto from SIS to 23.
&irie "n.ht.SlSV.f " nJ w "niProrainenisi iterm heati
rated atAMor,,nd Sl'-V1'" convenient to cars and ele'
vated itallotli can bjt;,n erenlngtand Snndaya
f-J- MTJtlKRH, 0We.t AilU at.
A .";Kf yl,VXSJ"! ApRTMBNTiTousn;t"ouih:
ininariiemCtJi lliyih,art TU Mith "" nBW complete for
liaasenaJ?ii... V.,,.i"".h' W" tub- hutlera pantry.
ri'FT,l0ma,a" g,1,L " """
A'o't;wTV..T?.i3.n,r hnl'llngt to select famlllea
btiuS n m a ir5.,r!,lr,.wo-lIO,l,,, na '" "all
si iiSiS?' roomt, ,I2 to i7. 14110433 West2 tun
tt Janitor. JCOIIBlT A Co.. 23d it, 8th ar.
t.iK.I'w oalKllnga. 207 and 200 Bast RTthtt six
JInfiotrSrr0.0.ni,nab,t.',.l " "S"" ' low Arply
Janitor, on premises, or lll'oo oOrsch, 1.47U 3d ar.
.EnI('.,Sl'1?.,'lJInt'room '" all' light: handaomeir
nV.Wi.. .'..r.cnrooni connected with prlrate hall:
One block, 132 Eaat U4thst; 27 50tni5; Umtor.
. CHAR. B. QREU0H. Bit 3d ar.
RLEOANT 4 ROOM FLATS, steam haa"t7d"."d7co7aVeX
ti&i$,l-t0 m' ""' f"' "
FjLmI,.N.Tiiri',AT 7 ro"rn."th bath; all Improre
163 Ena?M7h St. ' P '" ""ri tn"' W.
FOLbo.M BI10TIIEKS, s 14 Broadway, near I3lh at
fli3L!,i"l.,S51na l:,,'"'n,: tarmi mn"orate"r"deecr
a raied mtrrors, portlorea ami lace curtaina
JAMToll, 2Vi w , st 3.11 st
I.M.ATA $23 to a32: In eerfiet nnt, .t.i. a. t,-..t
."" OHNER, 154 .nf, a"
II lV?95 W" W!ST limrST-Elerant apartment!
XI of 3fjt.Urooina.au light In nevrjiata. """"-
ir INO ST.. 37. near Varlclt. Four all light roome-
ihV..,S..!,ihrt "'d c"d '." E?i
PjMffin.nSo
fJENT Flint: TO Jt'I.Y l.-Elcgant 4 room flattl
Ao. IU3 Lexlnglon av.. near 27lh st : $Vi
CAIIIJWELL A REYNOLDS. 432 3d ar.
21SrTnfJ. V 3!n'"a-'' "RSTii.cn"rt7d"flaVfoli7
- a. rooms, bntlt Improvements; rents Mi to $24.
27" hh.t 'i2" IaST Second and llfth fla'tToflil
light rooms; house In good order, moderate rent
32 i'SSPX-li".'"" D(f ecker I-lllegant "new nnta"; 4
-T 'arge light rooms; all Improvements: flstntsM.
QQTII ST. 2Vi WEST.-ltaiid-ome-flatrtour"" light
n.r'1i'nT.lr"."o'tj''."n!',or" lln'""""- -Jt
e'S21?Iill"KAST'OT,rlooVln' E" Rlter.-Floon
2rttipward oom', " Impruiemniii, srrt class orJer;
e55TiniSIT3''' ST'7i,inla"(rro"orns"and bath;"aTi
.inipr01reIIlerlls Orst class order; owner on
Pic ITll its.
f)0Ti'i,?rfi74AST'-A "rst-cla.s five room flat
Hikke,1.1? 'i ,n""0Te,n V 'n prlrate house, elegant
neighborhood, rem moderate. Apply to owner on
441 ?" a, ST. fourth floor.-FIre light rooma
"J e'5.50: onJyHireMamllles inl house.
SU 1 8 -T."i!PK ""'"'S and hathroomThot water sup
.'f.V'rj'edhv owner; all Improvements; amall faml
llea, .134 ,ast 7. th at
Subtle 31tTtirw.
TaTRW AQUEDUCT. "
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR APPRAISAL,
..P5!1,':n0"(',l'.h"r.'l,'.,rU'nth"" ' the Intention
of the Counsel to ihe Corporation of the city ot New
ork to make application to the Supreme Court for the
appointment ot Commlsslonera of Appraleal. under
chapter 4KI of the l.aaof IHS3.
Such application 111 be made at a Special Term of
aid Court to be held In the Second Judicial District ot
the Court House at W bite Plaiua. W estcbester county,
on the IPth day of July. INO, at 11 o'clock In the foro
noon, or al loon thereafter a countcl ran be heard.
The object of luch application la to obtain an order ot
the Court appointing three dlttntereated and competent
frerholdera aa Commlaslonera ot Appraisal to ascertain
and apnralae the compensation to be made to ihe own.
era and all pereont Interested In thereat estate here
matter described, aa proposed to be taken or affected
for the purpoiea Indicated In chapter 480 of the Lawe
Of 183.
The real eitate songht to be taken or affected aa afore
'a'J It located In the county of Putnam, and la laid out
jlidlndleatedon two slmflar or duplicate maps, one
Bled In the oBceot the Comity Clerk of Putnam county
at CarmeL In said cuuntv, on Mav 27. isi ami the
other Hied In the odlceof the Ueglsier of the city and
conntyof New York on tho eame daj-, each of which
mape la entitle. 1. " Property Map of Parcels I, 2. s. 4.
and 5. being part of certain lands to be taken for the
construction of dame ror "Reservoir 1).' on the west
branch of the Croton River, near Belden's bridge, and
craft's Station. In the town of Cermet Futnara county.
New York.
The real estate ao proposed to be taken ia required for
the construction, operation, and maintenance of the
dame and reierrolr known aa Reservoir D." and the
following la a itatement of tho boundarlea of said dama
and reservoir and of the portion of the real estate to be
acquired therefor under this proceeding.
All those certain lots, pieces, or parcels of land in the
town of Carmel, Putnam county. New York, which,
taken together, constitute and form a tract, the exterior
boundary line nf which Is aa follow a Beginning at a
Hone monument marked -A ( In iiK.rni.ii f-m
i lormel to (raft'a station, and running thence south 7
degrees west U2UJ feet, thence norlh ."() degn es ID
minutes east, 2S2 07 fret, thence north Mdigrees Jl
minutes east. 25.04 feet; thence south 72 degrees 21
minutes enet. 374 feet; thenc-south (is degrees 17 min
utes west 140.73 feet, thence south B2 degrees 4 tnln
Mrs 45 seconds west. 423.4V feet, thence south 55
degrees 4H minutes 5o seconds west. 3HS.22 feet, thence
south 32 degrees 2d minute 35 seconds eaat 220.30 feet,
thence norm iui degrees in minutes east awsofeet;
thence north 77 decrees 54 mln'ites east 142 lei feet;
thence south 6il degrees 45 minutes east 232.04 feet,
trenco north 70 dt trees 27 minutes 20 seconds east
417 hh fMt, thence n'rth Mi degrees o minutes i
seconds east 5(i2 feet, thence north 2 degrees 3tt
minutes :to seconds weit-'OOtal reel, thence north 71
Segreee in minutes east. flu 21 feet thenre north 51
rgreei 51 minutes east, oCH.OH feet; ttunce north
50 degrees 37 mliiniee east. 2ll'4l feet tlienco
north M degrees 47 minutes east, 320 fet: thence
north 41 degrees I minute east 52 feet, thence north
52 degrees 22 mlnutei welt. j.mswPS feet, thence north
53 degrees 43 minutes west, 7tll a'i feet, thence north
3 degrees 3t minutes 3t seconds west, r.ss.23 feet.
ttience south (IS degreea 40 minutes west S33.31 feet;
thence south 7 degrees 50 mlnutei west 320 feet;
thence south 1 degrees 5H minutes east a-2 57 feet;
thenre south 0 degrees 25 minutes wtit Ki SJ feet;
ttience south 7 degrees I" minutes SO sect'nlseast
1.5M.13 feet to the aforeiafd stone monument set la
the ground marked A. C . "being the place if begin
ning, containing 127 4(5 acres of land, more or less
Also, all thoe certain iota, pteocH. or parcels ot lanl
1n the town "f Carlnel. PuMum countv New York,
which taken mgettier ,-oTistitiite and torni a tract the
exterior boundary line r.f which is aa follows Begin
ning at a stone monument marked ' , c " In the road
from Craft a 6tal!cn to Carmel, and running thence
north 75 degrees 31 minutes luieconds west1'! feet,
thence touth 4il degrees 45 minutes 20 seconds wet.
H.15 II feet; thence north 27 degrees -d minute 15 eeo
onds wett 1.202 tl'J fi et. thence wrth 25 degree! 53
mluotet 23 seconds eaat -t.',Sfeet, tl ence south oi do-
greettnruinuica 40 tecondt east, -hkiii r.et thence
north 30 degrees 4 minutes 3D seconds inst. KjTHfceti
thence north 39 degreea 43 minutes 15 ie. onds east
520 :j leet , thence south kh degrees 49 mlnutei x sec
ond! east. 10 53 feet, thence south H2 degrees is
mlnutea 45 ascends east (w7IHteet thencn tnutti 10
degreet .'.n mlnutei 15 seconds west. .v(.02 feet, ttience
south 11 degrees 52 minutes 5o eeende east, ii,h feet
to the aforeiald stone monument t emg tho place of
beginning, containing 42.315 acres of bind more or lesa
All the lamia within the abote boundaries are to be
Acquired In fee. And Include all the tiarrets show n on
said mapa aaniimiiera It ln'ih Inclusive. Keference
Is hereby made to the said similar maps filed as arore
laid tor a more detailed description i.f eald real estate
to be taken or atlected, of whith the boundarlea are
above itated.
Dated New York May I 1H1
WILLIAM ll CL4RK.
Couniel to the corporation.
No 2 Trjon row, New York City,
OST OFFICENfT!CEI.eltera for 7orelgn"ooun
trlei need not te specially uddreised tor despatch
by any particular sieamer except when It Is desired
to send duplicates ef Lansing aud commercial docu
ments, letters not specially addressed being sent by the
faatest vessels av-tllnb'e
rorelgn malls for Hie week ending June 14 will clote
(promptly In all cases al Ibis olllce as follows:
SATURDAY At 1 A. M for Periismbuco.RiodeJanelrn.
and Ssntos direct also Hie Lu Plata countries rta
Bin .le Jondro per steaiinhip Capua, from Balti
more nt I A, M f'r I rauce, Suiixerland, Italy,
Spain and Fnr'ogai. per ittamililp La llretagne. via
Ha. re at i A M for St f roll .and St Thomai via
St CroiK. n!i i Windward Islands direct per slsam
flilpMurlel alp e A. M for I'urope, per rteamshlp
Serla,viu (jueenstown (letters for (Jermany. ien
inurl., Seelen 5 ar iChrletlanai, Kutsla, aud
Tiirk,y. must be illrect'd "per aerrla". at 11 A
M. for Fortune lilsii'l and Jamaica, also Jactuel end
AuxCates llaytl. per steamship Alene, at 11 A, M
lorVenerueli i uraca. and Saianlna vlaCuracua.
tier ttciini'iit" teii'rnela (lettrra for other ruin
Idan ports must I e directed ' per Venezuela "); at
11 no A. V r' r f.ermuny. Denmark. Sweden. Nor-
n.. O.plstlltnilll ItUSPta ,iii T...L..U ...
tteam'hlp erra la Bremen (letters for other Euro
pean countries rlahonthampion. must be directed
"per 'irra;'. at 12 30 p. i for Norway direct, per
ateamshlp Norgi flatten must he directed -ner
Norge") at I P. M for Camneche. Chiapas. Tabasco.
and Yucsian. par steamship uniurl (letters for
Cuba and for Tatnplco and Traum direct nnd other
Mexican MMea via Vera Crux, tnuet be directed
per iiiniurl ) at IMup.M fnrtho Neiherlands.il
reel, yr sieainshtp P. Caland. ria Boiterdatn) let
tera niJ I be directed "per I: Caland"! at I ,:ni p.
M for ero'lan.1 direct per iteimshlp Anrhorlv ila
Olasgow (letters must be directed per Anchorla' )
SUNDAY im' M. for Triixlllo. ituatan and Puerto
Cortex, ntrtli'atnsh oh. Plxratl. from New Orleans.
at3P Jl lor totta Idea, rla Llmon, penteauitbip
FoxhalL from New (irleaua. " '""""
Malls for ths Hawaiian Islanaa pertteaminip Aua
tralladroin Sn hranclaco). close herejune 14,at
0 30 P M Mallt (or China and Japan, per steam
thlp Oceanic ''".m ,an Francltcoi. close hare
June2iA at 0 3.1 P. M Malla for Australia. Nw
Zealand. Hawaiian. Fill, and Samoan Islands,
per stsamship Alameda (from San Franclaco). close
here June --.'i at So P at (or on arrlral at New
York of tteamshlp Auranla, with Hrltlsh mails ror
Australia). Malls for the Society Ialandi, per thlp
Troplo Bird (from San Franclico). close here June
24 at 0. top M. Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to
llallfai, and thence by steamer, close at this
ortlce dally at n M P. M Mails for Mlque
Ion. hy rail to Boiton. and thence by
etearaer. close at Ihla ofllce dally at s :io
p. M Malls for Cuba, by rail to Tampa Pla.
and thence by steamer (sailing Mondays and Thurt
daj si, close at this office dally at 'JiVt A M Malla
for Mexico, overland, nnlesa specially addressed for
despatch by steamer, clote at Ibis ofllce dally at 8,-ou
Th'eechsdole of closing of Tram Parlllo malli la ar
ranged on tha preinmptlon of their uninterrupted over-'
and tran.lt to San trranclsro. Malls from the East ar
riving on lime al ban Francisco on the day of tailing of
teamera are despatched thence the lame day, Begia
taredall closes am OIF M. previous day
JSitftonal lois.
A LETTER IS WAITING at New York Poit (JlTlee foV
Mr, Arthur D Frost, also one at NewtiurgbP. O.
WIU he please call or ttnd for tbem signed A. F.
C "IbiTto BMPL0YBE9 of 'cityBntro"n Vforka-AU
banda are requested to call for wages due to them I
at oor temporary ofllce. 307 Canal et. between tho I
liooraof I aid 4 o'clock P.M. on Saturday, June it. I
ciix BVttbu vreaxa. J
lrat (BfStntt got JJate Sontxit. tn (SfiMt got jJate (Somit.
aoj-, i-i n -ii-ii-i. -l.r -sr-TTIr-i n nn -ia iiruHrfiii-f"1-'tr-tii i I it i - !-" ias"i ifasf a s i ii i ii 1 s I i --
GRAND EXCURSION.
CONGERS, ROCKLAND LAKE, '
To-day, June 14.
Eapreaa train tessTcia font nf .lay at. fi40 tsnd 4Srl at, Oiftfl A. M. I.oeinl train laar
foot or ilayat, lo and ll 4S(I ., lOilfi and lilfi, HVNIIAY Kipreaa train loaves Jay
, OiAO 48d l OtAS. Fare, Itonnd Trip, from our ufflca only COc.
Free Tickets to Enter Rockland Lake Park!
Free Ride to Grounds and Surrounding Country!
Free Band Concert! Free Sports and Games!
$50 IN GOLD GIVEN AWAY IN PRIZES!
A fllANt'E to ni'T ii Seoo IIOVHE LOT ror 7, 810 down, 0r eir month i ft per
cent, lllHCOr.VT Inr C.1H1I. KVllIt YIIOIIY that ever tltouclit ol se-ttlnc a home, thta
In the OOl.lll.N OPI'OK'rt'NITY. IIO.N'X MISS IT. f.OO LOIH enlil In 11 DATrJ.
TWO more i:i.l.AIIS In till" aa-erk. TWO more lKU'NKN tnrtrrl tn.ilay. Anil HTILIs
the. ItOO.II xoes on. KVr.ltYIIUDY 1NVITEII to come, unci SKCUItr. a HOME or tba
rol'XDATIUN. You will XEVKit DIM' AXttTIIUK fllAXCK JLI1C THIN.
258 BROADWAY.
Up town Ofllce, 132 Park ar. Open Erenlnga
.?. McUIXXIS. XV. II. VAX OTJII.nnrt, ItTnnMsera,
Fairmount
headquartera at 150 Broadway,
New York. If we could get you
in there once you would want a
building site at Fairmount.
ralrmount Is a beautiful New, Terser town on line
f .New Jo soy end New York Kallroad. 14 tulles
from .Vw orlts lieson a rnlse : haa lieautltul cot.
tstes, finely shaded and curbed streets, rldewalka
flagged, sewers, water and elect rlc I ifthte hems; In
troduced Lot,'.ailOOtolM,(rom HUlto$230apiece.
Fairmount Land Co.,
t tfiatnlf nt Utrt.on.
Lirif stfiit
TEEMENDOUSLY EXCITED
over the comlns nncttnn sale or
65B Magnificent Lots,
Celebrated Martense Farm,
AdJolnlnB DrooUlyu city line,
fST BBBOEII,
To bo Ats.olate.F oId liy order or Mllllum
Zleclcr, Ksq., on tbe premhm,
Tuesday, June 17, 1890.
Thntiannde of people hnve, nlnee the flrat
nnouuncrmenii vuiiru inr mispw ana sreet
pneiaea. If xou want to go, don't delay.
Head nnctlnn advertlai-melit or ttiln won
derful sain anil call at once for particular.
JF.Itn. JOII.VrsON, ,Ir.. GO l.ltierty !.,
New York, and Illtll Fulton Hf., Itrookl-n,
WEST nnOOKLY.V. WEST I1R00KI.Y.V.
WhST IIROOKI.V.V, WKST BROOKLYN,
WF.ST BROOKLYN, WEST BROOKLYN,
WKST UltOOKI.YN, WKST BROOKLYN,
WKST BROOKLYN, WKST BROOKLYN,
OIIK.IT AUCTION HALE.
OfiK SUIT. It II LOTS.
NEXT TITS MAY, .IDNK IT. 1S0O.
Read auction alertlsement. Call for mapa and free
passes. JEIIB. JOHNSON. Jr., to Liberty at. New
York, and an I Pulton it . Hrootlj n.
al (frstatc g ox ,Snlt rooWpT-
See What a lu Yoii Paper Sajs:
'IPyoiiwIII cross the Brooklyn ltrldee
nnd tnkei the Filth Arrntin I. roml to
Tlilrtv-elxtti atrret, tlirei- minutes alter you
leave, thei earn you cun reach IV-fcsT
mtOOIil.YN, one or the prettleet ntilinrbn
altliln taventy minute of New York. Iloele
or hiiNlnriftft men uho have tlnlted Cnrey
Ialund Tlu the Ilrookl jii, Itulli and 1Vf
Knd Itnllrnnd have hern charmed by the
neatly Inld out street and nvrnue. dotted
hy pretty residences, and the general air ol
comfort about the place, aud have, after
careful Inquiry, houicht and are now com.
rnrfahly located there. Mater mains are
laid nnd sidewalks made.
"It will pay any man of taste who Is pur.
ehaslne n home, to see this property and
have a talk with Mr. Allln, the secretary,
"It will he fount! that a home run heal,,
talned on the easiest pnaslhle terms and nt
most astnntshlnKly low flittires. Nee WEST
IIIIOOKI.T.N, nnd Mr. AI.I.IN at 33 I.I II.
EIITY NTHKr.T, NKW TOIIK,"
A-xcntn nn the premises.
Apply ror pamphlets, miip and free
passes to
OKOrtOr. A, AI.I.IN, Srrrrtnry,
No, BS Liberty st New Yoik,
got $nt ot ilo 3,'ct Jtroohljjii. "
JTIY THE NAHSAI' LAN It A.'ll"lJi
IMtOVKMENT KIJIIM.W.
On lath su and Wmdaor place, near nth ar., frame
i...u .'Auniuiiiiii,ti neep contain i;t rooms.
Including V bath rooms anil all tnudern Improvomenia
and are adapted for one or two tainl'laa llieee lmu.es
were designed by (leo. L. Horse, I si , the well known
architect, and built In the most substantial manner by
day's work. Die situation Is the highest in the city, but
two blocks from Prospect Park, and Is conrenlent tn
ear lines by nth and iSth en from Hamilton Kerry and
th. 7in, and nth , are. from Pulton lerry time from
jNewtnrk via bridge and Mil ar elevated to Idlh sLIt
iinlnutes Tn peisnnt of moderate meaiie teeklng a
.'..:?.7,.l."r,"'l,.'i,.'f.i "" "PPonui.i.1 Her. p.
jATirti' WKlrcl".! r' " IU"Mkr- 0"h " '
.11. II. IIAi:itTY,
I I'lall Mt .V. Y.
LOST.TF
k.0n.1?kt"""Jfal0'' rent receipts Is All many a person
hat to thow for years of to l. lie It ever an hum hi.
thereano place 'ill, tYlll'n OW.s: home" tSiudnwr,
iuya a A detached cottage fi Per month pay. for
.others from f.-.(i upward, choice res irlc.d loci
tlontj uearboth elevated routes I'., f LISTliN
an Mrklen, cur. Ailantlc av Brooklyn.
JurlHnn cHouow Van.riT.
A BMALL LITKIIARV PLUR wante a tmall housed
friddlrbV'm'al." "' ' ".".'.In.
E"rt-a"1 I1LACK, IfiT Kaat Jett, tt
Ilffr5..S.V;.W ""DMi nd """'"""'.o.for
. IIIAtrLKIIb1 P.XCIUNOK, IS W.tt4M,t,
WA1lTK.1B-;'n unfunilahed house In NewYoeteTe
about nine rooma all InmrotenVenV., . ' '
above m p,r montb Address K,,DJenU1 reI not
h. sphNCP.lt, box 1UJ. bun up town omee, l.joi B'way
w a?ij:.s;,y ,,."i1.vr,,,",l u"" """"-. .ro,
IIAXT.t'COmV,t:,M(,
ffTONEY LOANED TO BUILD
ARE YOU' !
1 orate your
hornet Thru .nventlKute the merits of
DUNTOiN, MURRAY HILL OR HOLLIS;
Lots 25x100 or More.
Prices Low, Terms Easy, Titles Guaranteed ;
nil hlclily developed, carefully restricted,
and free from objectlonnhlo feuturest do
scrlpllvc maps und tickets cent. Address
c. n. nflin, m jur.ii i., r,. i. ,
got :c or Co ltt Country.
AN KLBOANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE for tatTat ,
one fourth Its cost, situated In the beantlrul Tillage) !
or Stratford, fonn . has alt modern Improrementat 1
hardwood tlnlsti, line barn and carriage liuuse; abond-
ance of fruit nnd shrubbery, about two arret landl 1
present owner must sell, tins It a snap for apaculatori '
call und I will show property. Adilre.a i
W. o. .Mak.sH, sifj Main it. Bridgeport, Conn.
A FOR SALK-At Uhltettono. L7i.7aboTltTen"inlle"l I
from city (;4 tralna each ay Italy). : lott. Ta-
rlous locations, also 12 lott at ll.iy.lde: prlcea lower i
than imy other equally desirat-In property offered;
terma easy; must tell at auy reasuiiat le oner. '
WIN II AM, 41 Liberty it l
A'vrnNP.-liv'.TIIK-.snA.-A fully "futnl.h'ed'coltaireT
very near the ocean: 12 rooms: hot and cold wa- '
ter. bathroom, forty minutes from 3tth st terryt can
be seen Saturday and Minday. Apply on premlsea or '
to o M. DUNHAM, 104 ith aT.Jew Vork.
A LpNo'hlVHKB," IIAYS. BOTXR OCEAN. AND IX. '
jfv L.Mi-Por tale, exchange, rentt realdencea, ',
farms, factories, hotels, doi'ka waterfronts. : I
J A.VAN AUKE."4 CO., 11 Broadway. J j
ABKOINNINii SUBPRB now I. betUr'than one that I
began some years ago; weinowhow tndoltbrtter
noI'- ,V.K. TAvLOK, Ilackensack. tanda description
andjailroad ticket . j ou better go and aee It June 31. )
ABRAUTIFI-L1.V MITUATKO FARM. Liberty. Snlll- '
van county, lai alre with houtn and outbuild
ing, Including farming Implement! for tile, cheap.
. J MILK. 147lhar.
A LLT1IKORANOPS. Rosertlle. Newark, i.yndbarat. l
r ' Uwellinitii. vacant lots or farms in Jersey, tor
cash or eaey terms I1AV LS A CO. 271 llioadway.
Phiit AtE Tr,rln " ""i. Price i,a.,ij ,Prin
a brook good house, wood and. Ac Por lerma Ac-T
-.r.;" . -AKKLR SMITH, hprlng Valley, nucklua ..
F0,I5 !t?TT,r.h.0.lf J.r.0,,lf 'r "-"on or year- sro f'
i to ?4sj TJtISMA. ,1. I'Mf.llY. irrsv, l
i:S'l'ATJ3. ATLANTIC IIIOIlhANUS, J
-"
LMNi?- ..U.1-"""'.1, Mnraouth Bench, and Pleasar I
Bay cottagea to rent, furnished I
M 11.1.1AM l.ANP. Long Branch.
POKT A.M.KI.n- )
r..!,.., hte of Woslihiieton.
"''". residence, nnd suburban propertr. Invert- .
ments In mineral coal, and timber lands, adore.s b
. l.!HISI.I.Vj't. Angeles. tVnshlngloa.
TT? J'T- ",' r',l''rh"r,t' 17 "'"a from New To7kby 1
JrJ-ZV I?"ln'1 "' i' "" " 'nnrmniiy at greatly ri i
il'.fcrt. ""." ," "n- "" '"Hy "ml liandsSmeir fur- J
Si.,i;.! an,,Js ronma resrectitely. In the midst of
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rpo LHT-A cottage on Fnuneni av Bniiterari A
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rummer kitchen fronting on the water, "ith bathlur 4
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years, iinfurnlfhed nil m nne order. l rooms and '
bath: large. ell shaded grounds, plenty of f roll; evrrr &
S,i.Vni,ri'c;': i'rn" ",w '" "eairatle pirtj'. Apply a
owner, 117. 3 i. Murray at . New J ork city. """' ,
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Mnrriatonn Poet oillce, ah,nidau''e fruit and shads
tres; rentreannable Addr"i snads
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