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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
DAKOTA NEWS.
TURNER CoUNTY

TURNER COUNTY.
The new drug store at Swan Lake is
now dispensing medicines. DR.. Olney, pro-
prietor.
Gilbert's 24x30 two story general mer,
chandise house at Swan Lake is already
under way.
The Rev. PC. Randall. who preached
ten nights:and two Sundays at Finlay wa S
\ finally rewarded with eight conversions
NAnd these he baptized.
Rev T. II. Judson, Baptist, looks after
the spiritual needs of Swan Lake. once
every two wecks-which is all the Swan
lakefs can stand until they get used TO it.
>>LINcOLN COUNTY.
A fast fretghtlin connects Canton with
Elk Point aud Lemars.
Gchon has raised Early Rose potatoes
TINT weighed pou nd apiece.
The report that Linn intended to sever
his connection with the News was hoax.
Buck Wheelock has been showing speci.
mems of wheat that yielded 1910 so bush.
els to the acre.
Miss Eva Conkling, Of L,ncoln county.
is the happiest girl in Lincoln county She
has just received one of Ford's organs. =
Linn of the Sioux Valley news, csti-
mates the average of wheat per acre over
there at % bushels. That boy has figured
this up with his little hatchet;" it's just %
A very startling sta tement appears in the
Sioux Valley News Of Aug IL, in these
words: But Staff, Doc, Curt and Tom
have folded their robes Of former great.
ness around their generous hearts aud pass
cd TO the Chrislia'ns home in glory. The
editor refers to Messrs. Stafford, Reynolds
7, Winsor and Bullick, formerly residents and
rising young men Of Canton. A host o
friends will mourn their uptimely taking
off, and we cannot see why the News
should clothe such sad intelligence in
such a figurative expression. why not tell
the sorrowful fact in plain and simple Ian
guage. 1t smacks too much of the myster.
'ious manner Of Scotty who went after q
parson to clerk little chin music " at
Buck, Fanshaw' 3 funeral.
y MlNNEHAHA COUNTY.
Quarterly meeting of the NJ. E. church
will be held at Sioux Falls next Saturday
and Sunday.
Take Minnehaha up one side and down
the other, perpcndicularly, horizontally AMI
diagonally>any way you choose, and he
crops are as fine rs the world ever produced
This is on the square.
A Breach of promise case agitates societ,
at Split Rock, Minnehaha county. A
young Swede sent TO the old country fo
his sbetrothed and when she came he refus
cd to marry her. She now sues him fo
breach of promise.
Mr.. Mctcalf, of Dell, Rapids. brough
some potatoes to town last week that 70
general avera ge size would bate Oul
ireland itself. From curiosity we weighe
four Of them; weight pounds IA OF, II
NJ. says they are but asample Of the crop
raised In the northern part of the county
--Siour Falls INDEPENDENT.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
The Weather.

WAslllNcroN, Aug. l'.-Probabil-
itics for upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys: Partly cloudy or
clear weather; low temperatures; ;north-
westltos southwest winds. Rain areas
in northern Michigan, Illinois and
Indiana. v
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
Tarred, and Feathered

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. ia
dispatch states that L. I. Copeland,
WHO created some ,notoriety by false
statements regarding tx-Prcsident
Johnson's religious belief in a tele-
gram to the Chicago Times, and who
has been identified asla confidence
operator, whose exploits were detect.
ed short time since iii the Baltimore
Gazette, was tarred and fcathered
here to-day.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, Aug. l7-The FIRST race !,
4 miles, was won by Brigand; Rada-
manthus second, Countess third. Time
l:5G4.
The second race, Il miles, Ne.,ic
Norton won; Scratch, the favorite,
setond. Time, 3:os4.
Third and last race, free handicap,
8 hurdles. ,Deadhead won; shaughun
second. Time, 3:45. Z
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
nIilwa waukee.

MILWAUKEE, August II.
WMEAT-Advanccd &c; unsettled; No.2,
fl.24 for cash; 1922 for Aug Sll7ls for
Sept.
ConS-No. 9 firm at &c
OATs-Quiet at Csc
RYE-Sleady; No 1, soc.
BAELEY-S,cady; No.2, Sls05.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
THE Goyernment Appeals.

WAsulScroN, Aug. i7.-An i'm
portant: suit lately decided by the
court O! claims in favor Of Union
Pacific Railroad company has been
appealed by the Attorney General
to the supreme court Of the United
States.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
Cincinnati Exposition.

CINCINNATI, Aug. l1.-Grcat pre-
parations are III progress here to cele-
brate the opening Of the next Cincin,
natl exposition. a number Of popular
meetings have been held at the expo
sition building and the public spirit
is thoroughly aroused. AT the meet
ing last night list ofovcr forty large
concerns were added to those already
announced for participation in the in
augural display. The committee on
opening the ceremonies have not yet
fully determine upon a programme.
There appears TO be a disposition to
make the opening day purely civil
lin character and reserve the military
display for a separate occasion.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
81. Louis.

ST. Louis, August II.
WuEAT--Bc,ter; No. 2fall $1.4s12@
l.49l.l bid for cash: $1.490nl.49155 { for Sept.
ConS-Firmer; 05c bid for cash; 67l5c
for Sept.
oArs-Ilighcr: c4@G5 for cash; 45 for
Aug; 3S for September.
RYE-Dull; 7S@S0c
WuIsKY-Stcady, at $l.20.
PoRK-Firmcr; *2l.M, delivered.
LARD-Dull
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
Presidential Reception.

Bnlsror, r. L., Aug. l7--Presidcnt
Grant gave reception at The resi-
dcnce of Gen. Burnside this morning.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
Chicago.

chicago.
CHICAGO, August II.
WuExr-firm and higher; sl.lsl1 for
Aug !; *l.17la for Sept.
ConN-Firlner; &c for August; Ggs for
September.
oArs-Hiyhcr; 9oasc for Aug a5c for
Sept.
RYE-7Sc for September.
BARLEY-Sl0S for Sept and Oct
Ponk-Nominal S20.S0.
LARD-Sl3 35 for Sept.
WlIlsKY-Sold higher; Sl.19la.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
l. o. o, f..

NEW YorK, Aug. l7,-'Ihc annual
session of the grand lodge !. o. o. f..
OF this state was begun to-day.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO.
,CnlcAGo, August II.
lIoGs-Rcceipts 5,4O0 active and higher;
common to good heavy, 47.60gS.5O; com.
mon 10 choice light, $100@s.50;. Phila-
delphia, $825@S30.
CATTLE-Reccipts, 5000 dull; shipping
steers, fair, T4.50t94.75; good. $5.00Qo5.5O !;
choice. S5.65@G.1O; extra, S6.25@G.50.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
THE LOST FOUND.
Lake Michigan Yields up the Body of
GrimWood.

C'ncAco, Aug. l7.-Evcning Jour
nal has the following special from
Whitehall, midnight. The body of
n. S. Grimwood was found yesterday
on the beach of Lake Michigan near
stoney creek, by Nj. A. Bcckwi,h
i, had on all the clothes except boots
or shoes and had letters aud notes of
his trip which prove unmistakably mis-
identity.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
Probably Fatal Accident to Edwin
Booth.

NEW YORK, August ll.-EdWin
Booth was probably fatally injured
yesterday while driving in his(ph;eton
near his, residence at Coscob, Conn.
His horse becoming frightened ran
-aMayLMilh- the -plla;rton, which was
demolished, aud Booth thrown to the
ground will, great violence, receiving
internal injuries. Information Of the
sad accident was telegraphed by his
wife to her father Mr.. McYicker, of
Chicago Mrs. Booth, mother Of Ed,
win, and his brothers, j. b. Booth
and Joseph, were summoned from
Long Branch. Mr.. Bootl, was to
have Travelled through the south with
Mr.. Ford, of Baltimore, during the
coming winter. Coscob is the point
at which Charles NJ. Barras, the auth
or of the Black Crook, was killed sew
eral years ago.
LArER-BooTn ALL RIGHT.
PosrcilEsrEE, N. Y, Aug. IT,
Edwin Booths injuries consist Of
fractures Of the elbow bones aud one
rib. BE is quite comfortable, and
will be entirely we'll in a few DAYS.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17

TURNER COUNTY.
The new drug store at Swan Lake is
now dispensing medicines. DR.. Olney, pro-
nripiOr ialsi
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17
Obituary.

Ubltuary.- -
ZAsrsvnnn, o., August l;,.-Rcv.
Cornelius Springer, one of the pio.
ncers Of the Methodist church in this
state, died last night, aged 50:
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud stock Market.
New York, Angus, Z.
Money 1902 per cent.
Gold ll3.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-17

New York.
New YonK, August Z.
WME.yr-Quict and steady; No. 2 Chi
cago. $l.274l3l; No. Milwaukee, $1,3j
@e1.337. - - :
RYE--Quict
ConN-Firmcr; steam western mixed. 7G
W79c-; sail do, .79@1sOc.
BARLEY-Dull.
OATs--Dull; mixed western, 5sWG0c.
PoRk-lleavy;S S2l.45.
LARD-IIcayy. at l3 Is
WntsKY-SSle125, q,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-21
Burial In Consccrated Ground.

run vac nVfsVeht hfNhftfs
A French-C anadian old man lived with "a
Protestant family about nifty miles distant from
Montreal. He was addicted to frequent spe is
Of drunkenness which ended IN delirium tre-
mems. and finally In death, by hanging himself
from beam In an clubhouse The cause Of his
death WIS kept very quiet, but II leaked out.
and became known to the priest, who was ask ed
To give HIM a Christian burial. He having re-
fused to allow him into conse Grated ground was
Informed that the remains would be Inferred IN
the Protestant Cemetery IN the same neighbour
hood. The priest had no objection, tut the
the remains should he placed In the consocrated
gr"Ind. To avoid further trouble, the priest
consented o. allow the remains to be carried
over the fence. but not through the gate leading
to the holy ground To tn, ali pai ties agreed,
and thus ended the difficulty.
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The Gin ,ha, -,cinbcrscr'- subject. DRINK.

ff0u. ne Srn Ffuu,i % f4Nc'in.
A. Ia whskcy, il would pay better 10
export 1t from AHA To this market than To- send
1t from here there. GIN Is the great drink ~
the South sea Islander; when he can get II,
what l. known as jersey lightning wnirkey,"
or furtv-rod whiskev," warranted to Kill at
that distance every time. At Apa YOU can get
quart bottle OF pure Holland gin, manufac.
tured in Hamburg from deadly poison, at fifty
cents per bottle by retail and twenty-five cents
per bottle by wholesale. The bottle IL worth
live cents anywhere as an ornament. aud the
labels are gorgeous and costly. The quart bot
tie If pure Holland GIN, for which the poor
natives Of the Samoan Society and Sandwich
Islands pay ATTY cents, costs probably ten cents
To bc manufactured. II Is the vilest stun i'm
aeinahle. and has sent many a sturdy savage to
his happy hunting grounds.
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NOTED 10 due time n he Ia extra meritorious,
bnd Of being peneioned " he In disabled In the
service or OvertHken by age. Hts ONCE gives
him certain amount Of social Distinction.
which he loees II rem we'd for any fault, ana me
esprit IL corps which hHs been bred hy long con
tinuance OF the system D-urcs a degree 81 inicl-
lrenCe at least prOportiOucd to the duties oi
the ofce. Under such system the embers OF
vast official y trouagc cannot be inp"rted ~"
the ordinary political contests Of the country 10
give additional heat 10 elections 10 tnfane phr-
tis in ge, and to st1o independent tbOugm
and action.
r rnlng to the American system ~ practice,
we nnu that tho surroundings OF tue ordinary
ofiCcholder prompt him to do the hest he can
for himself during his probably limited term on
onice. His sOct ! position Is not improved Nv
his acceptance Of place, tut rather the reverse
because he Is most commonly UNDERSTOOD 70
hold II at the pleasure Of some tOilrersmhnf-
and consequently to he the tool OF slid Ton
gresham. No qualifications Of fitness are really
reauisite. Though public opinion enfurces some
attention thereto. The officer IL lablc to Toe 10
any reason to the appointing power, or when
ever any other person can command the inhu-
enCe to -upulant him or cspTu n, corps there 10
nome and can be none. When an election OF
President Ia to take place, the emoluments OF
some $3.50 Offices are really put IN dispute. for
although the number Of removals Is ALWAYS
much less, the potentially of removal Is equal
to the whole number OF incumbcnts. and the
heat generated by the strife Ia equal to the
greed which that numuer Ia capable Of engen-
dering. distinguished American senator has
been heard to say that this makes the best civil
service In the world. IL Is the worst one that
! know anything about, but its inherent vices
cannot be fuiS appreciated till one hiss been
brought into the neighborhood Of better.
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The Romance Of the Grand Duke Alexis.


The young wife OF the Grand Duke
Alexis Of Russia, son Of the Car, has Just been
divorced 10y the Tribunal Of St PETERSBURG
She WIS Hessan, and in that quality had been
accepted 10y the Empress Maria AleXandrowna
a. a maid ~ honor. Her Majesty was RAPIDLY
capt., ated by her young countrywoman. who
speedily became her ftyorite. Another con
quest ~ still greater Importance AWAITED the
lutey pretty, hut endowed with that grace
which bewltches more than beauty possessing
a charming figure and an Incompatible eleg nee
she Inspired the young Grand Duke with an
Irresistible passion. One evening the Empress
saw enter her apartment the maid OF honor
hathcd IN tears who, throwing herself at her
Majcsty's feet, ayowed her love, and besought
the Czarina's consent TO the marriage. That
same night the young lazy was put into a rail
way carriage, and. under good escort, conducted
TO the frontier. while the Grand Duke a eXis
received orders to rei0in his snip. hut the car
had reckoned without the determination Of the
two lovers. The Prince escaped, re- iuined his
hance3 beyond the Rhine. and married her In
German territory, Notwithstanding the paternal
Nominations; aud then left with her for Amer
lea. The romance lasted two years and nothing
could bend the determination Of the Emperor
nor restore the son t. his favor. when the in
huence OF the Empress, being brought to bear
fathers conditions. II WIS decided that the
Grand Duke should consent to divorce, re-
sumo his situation In the Russian navy, ana that
AN annui v should I've settled on the heroine Of
the romance. II wa imme diatelS after that the
Prince was In London with the Gar. The for
malities of the divorce were completed last
week.
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mHnifn...NtmaIts.

.-a 49,
nHTRICH FEATBERs wanted. prspsrers
Nlands6wtrs good wages aud steady WORK Inquire
NJ ~ Murray A.
OPERATORS on ". \ ". ano singers machinn ssss
~ shirts aud drawers. Apply all the week Of 1877
East pOthst
nPEHATORS wanted on Grover q neksr and DO
NImsuc machines Tor cloaka H. Hal AND '"
nPERATOR-, bastcrs, 80 nnishcrs, on good shop
~ pants steady work. 1917 'roumc ~, near 'nnt"n
OPERATIONS on drawers wanted ooa last 18th
DAPER BOxEs. Wanted, good hands on paste
Il and que WORK A. HESS % Neeey a.
SrMISG MMAImi<ES rented w sga sols 60 and
and ~ brcadS y. BrooSlyn. +. D., LIST door
SYimT inoSrRSS, soa , s,y vented ESss
broadway.
SFNING MACUINES.-An kinds IN rent At ~
= monthly payments. 81 Blocker st. near broadway
WANTED-Frstclass operators Wheeler a
ont Of house those engaged now will receive work
during the whole winter references or deposit re-
Iisrenard st.
WANTED a Gcrm'n Young iaav. understanding
w Tue English lanEuigc 20 CIV lhstru lions On tne
reci apply at tie SINGER ONCE. 3el Fulton st.
brooklyn
WANTED Experienced hand on cnildrens suits
w only those accustomed to the work need apply
WIN s'''" V''' "" K PEYToN. Q7G ana a74 Bowery.
WANTED a wesher must understand starchng
scnADEL's laundry, II Sd av.
WANTIN pp7 e TS to5 coSsfAS AL %ga e eo
Broadway aud 10th st.
WANTLD-A .elrl to COOK, wash, aud iron and to
ply afer ococs at $40 Vest ii6 s. '"' "''''' ~
WANTED Operators. ba-tcrs. and nnl.hers on
w pants GOO paJ and steady work sOi I'd st., top
XVANTED-A nrst.class nnishcr on cioaks, also,
W small Girls to sew bead trimming on. bS Henry ST.,
WANTED Good trlmmers and ouilters On felt
f. 5. RAFf, So and 55 trankiiu It,
WANTED A good taloress on custom pqnis; also,
ferred lIorauo st. near sh av.
WANTED nrst class mlinner, to 20 a short dis.
lG ci Hss. OF pss home GTdfS
Operators bastcrs so nnishers. and
noor' inquire oil the week.
WANTED A good six hat trimmer at { RRAN's,
w 80 Grand II" brooklyn ,. d
WANTED Hand. on hickory shirts. Apply, with
w references, at 80 L,onards 81.
WANTED a girl to wash dishes at SANS, VI For.
w syth st.
NANTED-E1pcrlcuced dres makers aud also
w girls to learn. l57 East 10Th II.
WANTED Operators. basters ana nui.hers on
w good shop coats Can at i75 Clinton st., room H.
WANTED food opcrM -, ior rqelas on Wilcox
WANTED one shirt starchcr and one One roner.
w Home Laundry, II Clinton pace.
NANrED-s vcra' good shlrt nni.hers " work in
w the hou-e. can at so Lispenard 81.
WANTED-A talloress one that can put 10 but.
w tonhole-, at ~ East 2pth II.
WANTED small girls Of fur sewing 50 West 80
w street nrst floor.
w NAUGHrlN CuBkEKY, 53i sth ~.
WANTED Girls to work on paper bags. 100 Park
w place. ID hoor. l.. STEIN.
a AZ frui
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Wfantto Malts.


NVANTRD-A second hand TO work on bread. Ap-
w piy at vs. 10Th ay.
NVANTED-A boy to learn the upholstery business.
w ESILUND, 26p West t3d 81.
Young MEN 20 tho front, come to Cooper Uuion
u Or snba meeting next 1hufeday. send your names
postal card TO LEGAL Tender club, 1893 Broadway.
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Houn SurusJluI.

FURNITURE, CARPETS
RtnDING,
All OF Al,litlL-, 400 lIFllll AN.
BetWren }Itl 900 I3lst -t-
PAYMENTS fAkrN WtLkni ui MOS D.ilf
INIRNITtRE, csrpct-. bridlnr. At., ,,' "
Il mOutlN pa! mrn,s it AHklLl'- aH. 'U'.p
near lth g.
~ Don oli. tul tId .l.,ut Irl.lf. ,.., =
NJ patirrus, YcFJ Cucl1, t the OH pIt 90 ''iA
strslGe entrance. kfius your measures Hi'It.
NNEEI\IN AND NGNrIIIN INh uENTN
w HLru Cor furniture. Carpcls, A..u ttt.., ~ '@'
mru-c 81 tce AID los PRICES.
lOMiEklllNAlf n CO.'S i..t .t'. hmE
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Soaro anO Moons.


UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
lssys ,a, .ySr; for Tn, sys the only
23s Brdadway corner OF 3lst st. un 9P. NJ, and
20 $50 81 az coraS SFS 81 AIN st.. Until ST. NJ
Mock "a chlr-c.
4 CARPENTER wlshrs situ'tlon to MAKE hm.
~ set useful either m store warehouse, factory.
Address CAilENrER' nor ioS, sun once
A LADY uvin, alone will take two lade. to board
~ or lode VIII hav. comfortable home call all
the weeA s idd Christie ,her IT., near Washington e.
NEATLY furnished room. 70 rent for familic,
~. tor light h.useNeeping' from "a 10 = week goo
4 \ - ut DSON 81. corner Of HARMON Lode
wees American family.
4 NICE room snd BED room. compe,eb furnished
~ Tor huu'eAeeplng' At $50 Narick T.
N tlenen a, IS per weeS iol E"' is'l t.
'Sa!'S % F2S fS9p 20,
IITRNISIlED nicely. large front rooms water.
Il aud e'cyt thing convenient for housekeeping IN
II Quiet German private house. l9i Elm 81, near
HNIRNISuFD room 70 let, comfortably furnished
for housekeeping AT lso d vision st.. near Orchard
l. Tor grnilrmen III Clinton st" near Broone
GENTLEMEN can have board and slns.. rooms,
Grand u.
E>TIRMEN, also two ladies or gentleman and
VI vile, can ma good board. POD hast broadway.
GE>TLEMEN can have board At NOS 9th st.
ESPECTABIR persons wishing a comfortable
IL home and gOOd table, at - per weeE, will call At
No. 1bs Greenwich ST.
rI'HE new house Genliemen and ladies can nave
II hrstclAss board gentlemen 900 LADIES' - also,
day boarders. 12g East 18th bet 81 anu ath avs.
TINO I.ET-Rooms and bedrooms, with carpet on
fOors steady anil sober tenants rent 90 ~ o..
In rear ~ I2i T. 81 l2h ST.
DO NE~TRN STA few men can have nrstclass
ID board and nne, siry rooms OF o. per weeA
D. DOWNING ST.-Furnlshod large room for
= I housekeeping TO nice quiet couple also hall
bedroom, both ON second noor
OIL WEST 18th ST.. - floor few gentle.
- 1 men and ladies can get good board ana fur.
nished rooms also, two hall rooms.
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NlbL0tnNs

ATLANTiC ASH PtllTIC KNil N"AD
~ COMPANY.
IERA4t rtHs OrrtCf. g NrN.NNi
NV NnNh. sept 30.
Tn regular QuaficrN NV lucnu Of ONE ~ n U'
PER CEN 7. on tlt cApipl stock Of inc 'in ,W Of
lOf Missouri vii br pitd uu OCT. ~ 10 -' it NI ii
irCogd sept ~. Tho tran Ter b0"Ah "'i d. '''''
"V~ IVY" ~ WV CLiNr0N a FISK Ir.Aur.L,
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Situniions dllantto.

A = competent selm tresa c,ner all kind OF fam.
N fly sewing ami dressmakiug operates on scyerai
wnchincs n furui'h II nccess ~ cuts ana nt ".
chamber work good reference can be obtained. Call
or address 81 Dean q Br iosifn.
MEXICAN WIDOW wants sonnet ing to do
~ ere she can earn living. would do housekeeping
ana help with store OF chill ircn 90 anlthlng hdt wash
and iron. Please address A. H.. 100 Pvar A. BrOONlyn
a Young lady, TO- A. hou-cgeeper fora widowori
~ IA educated ard accomplished; can MAKE home
pleas 1 agooa singer anu can play tue piano lSJ
T. st foth St. near 81 av
A LADY wishes situation as housekceper IN ten
~ einent house can be Wi recommends from ner
ply at Nr. MENDEi sOiIS's, : "a Az
A WIDOW woman would like few gentemen's
N wa hing or famihes' wasning would like an Office
to clean. Apply at 237 West 9th At. Mrs LEONARD
An American married lady, with no incumorance
Mott ~. Mrs. SMITH.
BUTCHER wants .iiuatlon-A good opportunity
ID for any person requiring a thorough, practical,
sober man q good reference ADDRESS, inly, N.
DUTCuER, 20 years OF age wants employment.
ID good rcIereuce. Inquire at go 9th av.
IvNGINEER wants a situation to run a stationary
- engine understands heating apparatus. Address
L. w, box 1872 sun office.
IrIRsT-CLAss bread and cake baker and third
ment
rI,O boss bskers-A nrsclass cake baker can ice ana
! ornament, wants situation. Cali VI address L. j.
BUTTS, l70 Kent It,, Greenpoint, l. l.
rI'O tailor-A young man wishes a situate under
! nrst.clas coat maker. Address GEORGE BAT
TIE, $40 81 av.
WANTED ny practical engineer ana mechlnlst,
for one week G. II. +. s0i West ioth st
cCI WEST BID STA respectaoe young
ing or won Il do cnaniberWork aud waiting for small
private family. can at present employers
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WHITE >TA,R.hIiNt., 49,,
MusItaI sustrnm,Hls.

A GREAT OFFEK.-We VIII Tor few days w.
IN pose OF ole uuudteI pianos ami organs u nrchn
makers, ilcudlng waters, AZ over prices thtn ever
before offered. We invite tho puzzle TO examine pn
stock instrument 10 let mJnthy insi AL n"lts re-
ceiyed HORACE WATER, Sons, 49, Br1t WAY
4 FOR RENT L right, square and gr tud plioN
~ Of our own make also fpr se AMI rcut rn uhT
OF nnr secondhand VI noe "a perfect order .LLlAh
kNAbE CO., ne 9TH aNr above ION It.
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NIttIln9s.
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AT COOPER lNSTlrU RI
on Ihursdny evening ~ lat O'CluCA, NhC Uft..tl
yens OF Nov York VII he addressed Oy
Inc hon i. +; hu LAR Of Mas'achu'etts
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The non. RI HARD SCUHlI,
The non. hpNARn CRANE OF Mas a. Ne. I.-.
Tho nos. r. T.. IOMiINsON,
and Others, who IN demonstrate that gtctlh.r., -t
meet the necessities Of pc &c As thew niece tuu.ttf M
nnd that fpetdj resumption aud htrd mOr.s reH.s
hard times ard general nlnkruptcv
hONNlNdj plu REGIMENT BANp
and nrcWorta,
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