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New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
TIE crRREET oF LEGISLATION.

IHE CURRENT OF LEGlSL4AllJN.
GOV. DIX WILL NOT SIGN THE LOCAL OPTION BILL
IN IFS PRESENT FORA-THE UsURY BILL LAID
OVER TILL wEDNEsDAY--A VAIN ATTEMPT FOR
Observation-Disclosures CLArs-wIDENING
or ANN-sT-PAssAGE OF TIE BROOKLYN CHAR
TER BILL BY THE sENATE-NEW CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICTS.
tFRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, May 9.-The Local Option bill is
not 70 become law after all FOR the reason that the
Governor absolutely refuses 10 il unless lagerbeer
and cider are exempted from operation. The friends
Of bill ether hand insist that II will be worth
nothing % the cause Of temperance unless agerbeer
and cider suppressed along with the stronger liquors
Aside from considerations OF party eXpedency the bill
could obtain a dozen votes IN either House.
During the morning session Of tue Assembly, Mr. Lin
coin moved TO take frOm the table the bill 70 amend the
Usury laws. Mr. AlDerger objected AS a matter Of
common fairness he thought the enemies Of this bill
ought not to push IL 10 final when they know thar
large number Of lite friends are absent Mr. Lincoln
said that be was his motion might be con-
strued unfair, out his intention il the motion pre-
vailed, not 20 push the bin nov but 70 have
II set down for particular day when the final vote on
Il should taken. With this explanation the oppostop
the motion withdraw and. after the bill mad
been called from the table. IL moved and carried
that be put final passage next Wednesday
Rt1l a.
M Lincoln asked unanimous consent 70 offer resolu
ton which, being read by the Clerk set forth that
since "rumOrs we're prevalent that m0uey had been
subscribed by national banks 70 pass the Usury b
therefore a select committee Of i've be appointed 20
investigate the matter" &c Mr. Roche objected to the
resolution unless Mr.. Lincoln would consent TO an
amendment thas Whereas ruInOrs were also prevalent
that the Insurance companies and pawnbrOkers had
raised money defeat the bill, therefore, &c, DC. Mr.
Lincoln declined " "a oept Mr. ROches amendment and,
Therefore esOutiOn required unanimous consent
1t could not be entertained. The Assembly then ad-
lOurned I'll MOn-ay evening.
Among the bills passed by the Senate this morning
was Assembly bill I1. ~. introduced Jan "a by Mr..
Prince 70 provide e release Of the dover interest
81 married women VINO insane OF under other dis
ABILITY" This bill authorizes the Supreme Court or the
County Court OF the county which the real estate in
question situated, petition OF the husband or any
relative OF married woman who disabled by insanity,
imbecity, haDitual drunkenness, OF other cause, %
SppoiDt competent person 20 execute a deed. The
money representing the value Of wife's incOhate
ngnt OF dover Is % be paid the County Treasurer
and invested for the benefit Of wife, ana upon her
death shall be paid 70 the husband his heirs or assigns
large number OF bills reported 20 the Senate
from the s.snding Committees, among which were the
Newspaper Claim bill and The Assembly bin 10 widen a
street from the City Hall Park the East River The
latter u commonly known as tAe Dill " widen Ann-st
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,boD., .n street NAV he taken north Of Fulton and
sou,h os cbambers as the Commissioners may deter
mine . n Morgan Henry Bergh, william H. Fogg'
william Hurry and Alfred Craven are named as Com
miEsioners.
The bn to amend the Brooklyn charter has been
nassed nv the Senate, with extensive amendments; /;
,b an fact beue left Of the Assembly bill but the
epact,p clause The new bill provides for election
Tor Mayer Aldermen and other municipal officers on
the rnesdav after the first Monday in November next
ersons elected to 90 into office the 1s OF January
and the appointments for various departments to be
made nv the Mayor and confirmed by the Board Of Al
dermen
The subcommittee OF the joint high committee ap-
pouted 70 subdivide State into 80 Congressional Dis
tets as required by act of Congress- hard at work.
and will finish their caeua and be able 70 report
bill early next week. The City OF New-YOrk will GER
tainy be given the extra member The three West
chester towns which form part OF NewYork City
and County after July may be included either In New
York or Westchsr for the purposes OF the apporion
ment Very little II any change will be made in the
districts west of the Hudson River.
The advocates of the weekly adjournment from Friday
noon till Monday night have been beaten IN the Senate
for the first time this year The Senate will meet for the
consideration Of general orders tonight tomorrow and
Monday morning.
The North Eastern Homeopathic Medical Dlspensary of
NewYork City has been unsuccessful in It's efforts TO get
a sum OF money from the State Treasury. to which 1t
was not entitled The attempt reflects credit on the
officers Of the institution.
The Senate spent the evening in the consideration OF
general orders among other bills ordered TO third
reading was that providing for the appointment Of
Commissioner OF Lunacy.
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20 PROMISES TO REMOVE HIS Band FROM TIE
RUFFIANISA EXTRAORDLNARR.

TWO CRIMINALS ON TRIAL FOR MURDER ASSAULT A
DEPUTY MARSHAL IN OPEN COURT.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-0n the night of Jan. 2
last Mrs Mary Ann Lampley, aged lady, was mur-
dered IN this city her house robbed OF several hun
dred collars during the absence Of her husband Some
time afterward Joshua Nicholson who married grand
daughter OF Mrs Lampey. and Thomas X. Whaien, alias
Haahan, were arrested charged with the murder, and
indicted The case removed 70 the Circuit Court OF
Anne Arundel the trial began at Annapolis on Wednes
dav and the evidence for the State and defense
concluded yesterday afternoon. During the trial Dep
uty Marshal Frey and chief detective CrOne OF this city
testified relative 10 the confession Of the murder made
by the prisoners special TO The American from An
napolis this morning, says:
When the cell Of Hallahan entered 10 was found
that he had YOrked the irons OU p0tn legs subsequently,
he was brought with Nicholson ana the rlal
was proceeding, State Attorney making his closing
argument, when Hallahau suddenly sprang from the
prisOners' box. aud rushing at Deputy Marshal Frey
struck him violently the head with heavy piece
of iron wrapped stocking Nicholson also spfang
ectiyes POutier and shafsr rushed 70 the rescue Of
Marshal Frey the murGerOus attack OF HdlIAhan
and ID secure the two criminals Halialdn was struck
on the head and badly cut the blood streaming over ms
face Marshal Frey, though terribly stunned, was able
10 assist m suDduug the prisoners, uOih OF whom were
sOOu overcome ana nandcuGed. After the excitement
had subsSded the trial VI the proceeded with
aud given 10 Jury at o'clock, who soon returned
with verdict OF guilty OF murder In the first degree
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
FOREIGN NOTES.

The Government candidates for President
and Secretary the Mexican Congress Will probably DC
elected.
A Spanish steamer has arrived at Havana
with 100 Carst prisoners who have gone 70 reinforce
the Spanish army IN the held.
a dispatch from Santiago de Cuba says Mr.
O'Keuey arrived there on the 7th OF May, and was
placed In MORO Fort. The trial VIII DO continued
there.
The priests of Chihuahua, Mexico, told the
people that the Holy Water spring in San Bias was the
best cure for the epizo6o The journals complain that
the poor OF spent their money anu Los
their animals-
All vessels arriving at Havana from ports
in communication with E0w-0rleans are oompeheu 10
undergo quarantine The United states steamer
Powhatan arrived at Havana from Key West, Jul noI
commander, understanding that the vessel "n1lu DO
qunrHntined, sailed again, last evening ior Aey "0s
In the Canadian House of Gonmons yester-
day the Minister or Marine stated that several clauses
OF Mr. Pfimsoils Shipping bi now before the British
PaTiiameut very Injurious 20 the Canhdlah her
chant marine, and the Dominion GeYernHen.
ask the Imperial Government ioL e1sl,p,,U, n, o %
their operation. In the meantime the Domihion mon uoN,
erument proposed 10 establish CanaalAn Lioy anu
demand Tor Legislative treatment on the same Zoe ing
as the English Lloyds.
Lgos aasr yorsOa gsrs sec TAirs aas E'GAA Pa0eal
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1s7s.-TRIPLE SHEET.

the city on his trip 70 Connecticut There is however
nothing Official as yet regarding the appointments.
comparative statement prepared at the Internal
Revenue OF the receipts from cigars in several
leading tobacco districts for the ak months Of the
fiscal year ending June 1871 and 1873, show increase
OF from per cent In the First ,District OF New
York the increase per cent In the Tenth 81 In
the Twelfth, IA in the rwentY-third rs IN the
Tbrtieh, and In the Twenty second 81 per cent In
the First District OF Pennsylvania it II in the
Second District, % In the Sixth District in the Ninth
District In the Fifteenth 1 per cent. In the First
California District the increase 10 per cent In the
Third Maryla District (Baltmore) t was IA. In the
First Ohio District IL ~; In the Tenth District. Sc
in the seventeenth IL H. and in the Eighteenth D
rricf- l6 per cent.
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THE BANK OF ENGLAND FoRGEREs.

SURRENDER OF AUSTIN BIDwEIL TO THE BRITISH
AUTHoRITIEs-cAsE OF THE NEw-YoRK THIEF.
HAVANA, May. s.-A boat from the English
g1rnboat Fly received Bidwell. the alleged Bank OF
England forger and carried him the English steamer
Corsica, which left this evening for England Bidwen
IL IN the charge OF the English detectives His wife IL
passenger on the Corsica 1t s reported that Bidwel
viii turn States evidence his arrival IN England.
The officers and crew OF the steamship MORO Castle
have testified before the Spanish authorities ~ the case
OF Wilson, the NeW-YOrk thief, who attempted 20 rob
the English detectives board the steamer MORO
Castle during her voyage from New YORK 70 TINS port
Wilson will probably DC liberated soon and Danlshed
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10


TROOPS SENT TO ST. MLRTINsvILLE.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The AttOrney-General has
received the following dispatch from United States
Marshal Packard; - o..,,. ,,..o
The Hon. GEORGE H. WILLIAMS, Attorney General
WASHINGTON received warrants for the arrest OF de
blanche and 10 other leaders Of the nsurrectonary or
canizaton at st. Martinsgie. The accused being IN
arms and with strong force, I deemed II best to at
opce execute the process 70 prevent the further eusion
OF blood and therefore made requsition upon Gen.
Emory FOR military posse OF 40 men and two officers
which were promptly furnished. Chief Deputy Mar
shal De Klyne left with the posse, arriving at rashear
City yesterday by rail- The regular line OF DoaIs
of The Price Hlne & Upper Company, carrying the
RATED states mails to st. Martinsve, withdrawn
efore the arrival Of Deputy Marshal De Kyne and laid
M az Franklin. and the proprietors refused hun
the use OF The boat There is other water transporta
tion available here, but it may be supplied IN short
time through Gen. Emory. Gen. Badger, commanding
the State Militia, has been in 81. Martins five days.
whittier be repaired 70 install the local officers. fnis
narsh was returned Republican by both the Lynch and
Wharton Boards slirmishing has been going on and
some are wounded on both Sides The latest is that
Badger is holding the town and protecting the court IN
session. He does not intend To 20 out TO attack DE
Blanches force. which encamped two miles out and
is 200 strong aud they turn, it if believed are not
strong enough to safely attack Badger in the town The
arrival of the Deputy Marshal with his posse will end
the contest s. b. PACKARD, U. 6. Marshal.
UNITED STATES TROOPS AND MErRoPoLITANs TO
TRAVEL BY LAND-THE COUNTRY QUIET.
BRAsHEAR, La, May 9--'The United States troops
will leave here by land, being unable to procure
TRANSFORMATION by water. There are no Metropoh-
tans IN town Everything is quiet rs far up as Cen
treville and Franklin FOrty-three mounted Metro
politans. commanded by Nike Cooney, passed here
at o'clock this morning, and were unmolested.
There is nothing now to prevent their forming a
iunction with those at st. Martnsyille.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARASCE OF COL. DE BLANC.
NEw-ORLEANs, May "a special dispatch 10
The Fieoarne, from New-Iberia, states that Col De
gianc has abandoned his at Tournets and myster
ously disappeared. Gen. Badger has mounted al he
men he could andl stationed detachments in different
no,,,oos M the surrounding country FOrty-dve
mounted Metropohtaus, coming via Franklin art eK-
pected tonight
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
TIE SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL CENTER.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 9.-The Locating
Committee of tne Methodist Episcopal Church South
appointed from four States TO choose site for Central
Methodist University, with s5OODOO endowment. have
located IL Knoxville. CuattauOOga, Atlanta, and
other Southern cities competed After visiting al the
cities, KNOXVILLE CHOSEN because or It's heaithful
location, s central position lu rch agricultural ana
mineral ieg1on and its prospective rapid grOwth fy
tnonaHd dollars aud site were Subscribed py the e1-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
PANIC ON THE VIENNA BOURsE.

FIf.NNAf t0I''
There was a Wild panic on the BOurse to-
day It was caused by the failure OF a leading firm,
which threw arze amount OF stock the market So
great was the excitement that business became i'm
possible Spectators have petitioned the Government
70 order a suspension OF transactions for several daYs
and d0pt me sures 20 mitigate crisis During the
hight OF the panic RotlschId and Schey were publicly
iusulted on the bOurse.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE CUBAN INSURRECTION.

A TOWN ATTACKED By NsURGENTs-AN INsURGLNr
CAMP ATTACKED.
HAVANA, May THE insurgents attacked
the town OF Zncayhama hut being ropused by Spanish
troops were unable 70 destroy the town.
The Spanish troops attacked the ntrenched camp OF
the insurgents at Naiaro Grande and aided by artillery.
disOdged the insurgents. The spanish commander re-
ports loss OF killed and 10 wounded, and says TIE ln-
snrgents lost l6 killed and many wounded who we're
carried TO the woods.
Gen. Benegassi is dead.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
CHURCH AND STATE IN MEXICO
JEsurr SOCIETIES PROHIBITED.

MEXICO, May 3.-The police have been or
dered 10 prohibit Jesuits living in societies in Aaca
Several Jesus preached dsObedience TO the laws and
the Constitution, and their arrest was ordered, but
heine advised of the movement against them. fed.
Catholic society 10 the capital has presented Sehor vigil
the editor Of the SigiO, with medal nearing LAe egy
OF the POpe for writing articles IN defense or te Jesuts
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
ROME. Friday. Nav 9, 1873.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day SignOr
Visconti venosta Minister Of Foreign Affairs, made
speech in favor OF the bill aboshng religious corpora
TONS he said Italy not compelled to preserve the
obratons or mortmain bv which these bodies existed,
but at the same time, should leave the generals OF
religious orders the Of keeping up their communi-
ctOns with the Catholic world. Italy, in abOlshing the
tempOr power had contributed 10 the progress Of the
century, but she must refrain from attacking the
power.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION.

NUMBER OF TORs-MIsUNDERsTANDING BETWEEN
THE ARCHDUKE CHARLES LOUIS AND TILE SUPER
INTENDENT,
VIENNA Friday May Q. 1879
The number of visitors to the Exhibition
since the opening from u 900 70 1000 daily.
LoSDos, Friday, May o. 1873.
special dispatch TO The Standard from Vienna, states
that serious misunderstanding has arisen between
the Archduke Charles Louis, the patron and Baron
Schwartz the superintendent Of the Universal Exhib
tion in consequence the backwardness OF the arrange
ments. The Emperor siding with the Baron Arenduke
Charles has taken umbrage and left Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
RAILROAD ACCIDENT NEAR WATERBURY, CONN.
HARTFORD, Conn, May 9-TwO cars of

freight train on the Hartford Providence and Fiahk
Railroad were thrown tie track at rolles station
near waterbury this Afternoon and CONDUCTOR George
- bradley Ol lAis city and ROadnaster A. M ButH oi
Waterbury received Injuries from which they dled a
shorI uno aiJer The accident r. White Assistant Road
master was also Dady hurt Butts leaves vie ana
Two children.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
WASHINGTON.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF REAR-ADMIRAL wISsLoW.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Rear-A Admiral John
A. winslow Of the United States Navy was attacked
with apoplexy at the Ebbtt House this evening, and
now lies in critical, II not hopeless condition About
a fortnight ago this officer arrived mere rom san run
cisco where ne has been on duty for nme, and
remained for the purpose attending TO some business
at the Navy Department This having been performed
he had prepared to the city for Emira, ~ T. He
had purchased his tickets, his baggage was checked
and, IN company with his wife, daughter ana other
friends he was leaving the hotel TO take carriage or
the depot He was stricken down I'm the receptonroom
az he was urging the walters make hnste with the
small pieces luggage. He remained insensi6ie until
late In the evening when he seemed to recover his con
scousness The Admiral Is fourth on the list OF Roar
Admrals, and has been 46 years in the Navy, having
entered It IN February, 1927. He first became PROMINENT
during the war as the commander Of the United states
steamer Kearsage ts successful aght with the Rebel
cruiser Alabama
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

The barn of b. b. Titcomb, in Watert0wn,
Mass was burned on rhursday night with the conuDs,
including sz cows one horse, hay, grain and farming
utensis TIE loss 81 O0O The fire was caused by
Incendiary.-.. shaw Iaylcr's tannery WOburn waa
damaged by nre y,Q00 on thursday nlghti inquired.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
WASHINGTON NOTES.

HAHIINUIUN l1aIJ y 1''''
Tie President returned 10 the city this evening ana
went Immediately the Executive Mansion, where very
soon after his arrival he was visited by several gene
men, including Gen. Sherman and the Members Oh inc
Cabinet present in the city who came 20 pay their re-
spects and welcome the President home. The President
will resume the ruune official business in the Executive
oice tomorrow and much work Of that character WIZ
he disposeI Of There Yarioas Opinions eNprsseu
copeerufug the appointments 10 be- made by the Pres
dent 10 the American Diplomatic Missions "a japan anu
Ftfzsa tue opinion prevailing, among many That DOth
appOinm Will DC made before The President leaves
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

RELIGIOUS CORPORATIONS. IN ITALY.
SPEECH OF THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
THE GOVERNMENT TO RESPECT THE SPIRITUAL
POWER OF THE POPE.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
MOURNERs FROM JUDGE CHAsE's OWN
STATE

A. R. MAcDoSoUGH, Secretary. .
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10
NEWS FROM THE BATTLE-GROUND.

DISPATCH FROM MARSHAL PAcKARD-FEDEhAL'
TROOPS SENT TO ST. MLRTINsvIILE
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Attorney-General has
received the following dispatch from United States
Marshal Packard:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

EIAI NI8A = I5IsIO OF DI ZhIAN'
GENERAL LEVY OF TRooPs-DEFRAT OF cARIIsTs-
AN ISsURGENT VICTORY IN NAVARRO CLAIMED
RAILROAD TRAFFIC TO BIZ RESUMED.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-10

Zee Twelfth Pase.
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CITUATIONS WANTED-BY YOUNG ENGLISH
- couple; man coachman would be willing to make
himself generally useful; wife as plain cook: city 81
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A FRENCH GARDENER, UNDERSTANDING THOR
IA 0ughly the cultivation Of flowers fruits grapes and
vegetables desires steady situation Apply 75 Broad
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED OPERATOR AND
w frisher custom shirts. Apply at II. b. EMER-
SONS gents furnishing establishment Is Cortlandt ST.
at sign of Golden Shirt y
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NOLORED COACHMAN.-A GENTLEMAN DESIRES
~ situation for his coachman to work in storei
best reference five years present place Adore
g., ll8 East ed ST., stable
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A LADY OF REFINEMENT AND OF HIGH STAND
IA ing would like position as housekeeper or super
nendent; capable taking entire charge; references
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PROFESSIONALISM WANTED
FEMALES.

N ACCOMPLISH ED LADY, EXCELLENT MUSICI ~,
IA and spe aking French and English perfectly, desires
engagement 8 companion teach with lady
family going to Europe highest references given and
CURED Address NJ D.. box 24S7 Post office, New York.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES WRITING TO DO AT
"A home or in office Address Miss BELLE box l56
Herald office.
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A AMERICAN LADY OF IS DESIRES TO TRAVEL
"A with lady as companion and maid good reference.
Address NJ. E. NJ. Herald Uptown Branch office
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" ogreenhouses hot ana cold grapcries fruits fow.
and tables; can be highly recommended by his
last employers competency sobrety, honesty and
industry Address NJ WHITE, lO76 Fulton av Brooklyn,
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SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miscellaneous.

100 EAST 18Th ST.. PRESENT EMPLOYER'S.-A
lAC young German girl who speaks English wishes
to accompany family 10 Europe 10 take Of children
and make herself usenl Inquire Of address L. for
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~ ERMAN COACHMAN AND GARDENER WANTED--
" One who careful driver and understands fruits,
vegetables and greenhouse gardening. For partcuarS
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WOMAN WANTED FOR sTOREKEEPER--To GIVE
W out supplies and take charge of lower kitchen and
servants In hotel in Springfield, Mass must be a
nmorouEn renable competent working woman. Address
references and where TO be found A. b. c. Herald Up.
town Branch office. = y
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(NOACHMAN AND GARDENER WANTED.-MUST Be
~ single, SOBER reliable understand his business aud
be willing to make himself generally useful. Address W..
box III Herald office, stating references and terms
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A RESPECTABLE FRENCH PROTESTANT GAR
IN dener wishes situation: speaks English. French
and German, and understands the business in all its
Herald office
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WANTED-AN OPERATOR ON SINGER MACHINE,
'! who thoroughly understands making mattress
ticks DEGRAAF a TAYLOR 81 Bowery.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-AT s. r. TAYLORS SIG
w Broadway, girls to and trim paper patterns
s T. Taylors system taught at the headquarters SIG
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"a FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE ONE
"A or two more customers by the day; of the
nters and designers In suits and evening dresses
Walking suits; best reference Address NJ. f. box 40
Herald Uptown Branch office ~
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WANTED-A FIRST CLASS MILLINER; ALSO
w experienced saleswonan for laces millinery and
underwear Apply to RICHARD MEAREs, corner 9th
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EVARMER AND PLAIN GARDENERS SITUATION
wanted-By married man; one IN family; five
years good reference character and ability; disen
gagged March 3 satisfactory reason tor leaving present
employer Call address p. b., at Henderson Co.'S
seed store, 80 Cortlandt Ct, New York.
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A COACHMAN, YOUNG AND SINGLE WANTS A
"A situation; disengaged April years reference in
New York and Brooklyn city country Call ad.
dress j. w. club stable, No. 8 West yDth st.