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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-10

THE experiments which are to be
preliminary to running a tunnel under
the channel between Dover and Calais
are soon to begin. An the requisite
authorization, local and national, has
been obtained by the companies.
About one hundred ylrds are to be
first tried under the chalk bed from
both the French and English sides, at
a cost Of some 100000; a costly ex-
pertinent, but the money is up and the
engineers are confident Of success.
Rapid work is anticipated through per-
,tected boring apparatus. The average
depth f the channel between the two
lands is only $50 feet, and it is precise
" this shallowness which makes the
waves of the strait so 6isagreeably
CbOppy for all travellers.
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FEOERR.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-After the pre-
sentation Of a memorial prayiss FOR the
restoration of the tax or slgar-the repeal
Of which had resulted in the loss of S14.-
VJl,OJO IN gold TO the Government, with
out any reduction il the price to the con-
sumer-ar. O'Seill. from the Committee
on ApnIrrss.Upriations, Il reported the pension ap-
propriation bill, which was made the
special order for tomorrow. It sppropri-
ates S30OO0,O90.
An effort was made tC get up the report
from the Committee on Contested Elec-
tiOns in the case Of the Mormon Cannon,
but the House refused to consider it.
The Indian appropriation bill was then
taken up as in Committee of the Whole,
and all parts Of the bill, except the ChOc-
taW and ChickasaW amendments were COZ
sidered as agreed TO.
After a lengthy discussion the bill was
passed, ayes I62, noes O., and the House
adjourned.
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NEW TORK

Incendiary Fire-FataI Burning Of a
Child.
NEW YORK, Feb. "a fire in fire en-
CINE house No. ,, a. Hunters Point, des-
troyed that building, a schOolhJuse and
four neighboring buildings. The loss is
$4,000; insurance S4,50O. Three officers
were seriously burned while rescUing the
children. O"e child was fatally burned.
The fire is supposed to be incendiary, and
to have arisen from rivalry betwg en- the
members Of engine company No . and
another.
Three Persons Burned TO Death.
A fire broke out early this morning in
tenement house No. T35, Tenth avenue.
Lewis Leavy and two daughters were
burned 10 death.
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In the terrific speech of Brow
namesake Of that John Brow, -
soul is said to bt, "marcL.,nc, -, Is n
Government par tlsaI-s at Washington
may nave experienced pressntiment
stead Of an arhura-v HLieL N
ny, 10y vi ; znstltT.te a powerless
ti-li,- L: Il tn House Of Representa-.
.i'01 5y tben2.nner IN which he toek
de clea1 off the administration
l0a' .er in the House, Brown exhibited
d capacity j that line of business
which shows that he is not a desirable
Enan to prOToke In debate. If his
.blOOdthITsty soul should continue to
march on IN that John Brown fashion,
the next Congress may present the
spectacle Of : political slaughter-house,
from which even "Old Cockeye" will
fee content TO be absent.-ChicaqO
Times.
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OppOsed TO an Additional Tax on To-


CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.-The Cincinnati
Tobacco Board Of Trade adopteI a series of
resolutions expressing the belief that ally
advance Of the existing tax on tobacco
would prove injurious to all branches of
the 'ObaccO trade; that any additional tax
would be unjust TO both the producer and
consumer, and that as a measure TO increase
the revenue, it would fail of its purpose.
They also request all members of Congress
in sympathy with the tobacco interests to
prevent if possible any increase in the rate
Of taxation on tobacco.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Civil Rights Doing its Work zPrOmi-
nent Republicans "COme- Odt from
the Foul Psrty."
RALEIGH, Feb. s. On the floor of the
House, W. B. Glenn, of Ysdkin, brother
in-law Of Judge Settle, of the Supreme
Court, and J. II. FOote, 10 merly FEEDER
al appointee, Tecanted Republicanism, on
account Of the passage Of the Civil Rights
bill by Congress. Strong resOlHtions were
offered, and Glenn said, IEeonclusiOn: Il
declare that hereby fe7ger dissOlTe my
connection with the Republiean party;and
ally myself with the great party FRAT is
row building up in the South aud North
for the preservation of constitutional gov
ernment snd purity, and the salvation Of
the AnglO-SaxOn race of our land"
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THE Sundgy Herald, a reliable
Washington jcur1 al, asserts that while
Butler was arguing the passage OF the
Civil Rights bill last week-and almost
within sound of his ' oice-a negro at
tempted to outrage a little white girl
In one Of the corridors of the cspitoL
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Boston, Feb. 9y-The Pilot states that
the Pope has raised the dioceses Of Boston,
Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Santa Fe, to
the dighnity Of arch diOceses, and their re-
spective bishops to that Of archbishOps.
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BuetinRham,s succes.or.

HARTFORD, CONN, Feb. Gov. In
gersoll has appointed Senator-elect "
Eaton, Of this city, TO fill the vaca- -cy in
the United States Senate caused by Sena-
tor BuckinEham's death, term ending
March 1. Senator Eaton will leave for
Washington Wednesday.
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King AIfOnsO's Army Defeated with
Heavy Loss COngratuIaIOry Ad-
dress by Don Carlos.
MADRID, Feb. 9.--An official dispatch
admits that the advance guard, now the
extreme left of the troops operating against
the Carlists in Navarro, mas suffered
check owing to the over confidence of its
commander. The Carlist chieftain, Men
dirf, was arrested for treason and shot by
order of Don Carlos.
LONDON, Feb. 9.-The Carlist Commit.
tee in this city claim to have information
that Den Carlos troops have won a great
victory over the AlfOnsists. The loss Of
killed and wounded of the latter being
1000 men. The committee also report
that Don Carlos has issued a congratulate
~ address to his troops.
A New Commander.
Gen. MariOnes has been appointed Com
mander-in-Chief Of the Army Of the
North.
A New Captain. General for Cuba.
Count Valmazeda is to be appointed
Captain-General of Cuba.
HENDAYE, Feb. 9.-The military opera
tions Of the AlfOnSists in the North have
been momentarily suspended. Troops are
fO' tifying themselves in positions which
they occupied in their advance.
LONDON, Feb. 10, $50 A. M.-The
Daily Ne,gs' telegams from Spain say the
Alfonsists lost 500 killed aud wounded
and three pieces of artillery in the recent
check they received near Estella.
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A New Commander.
FRANCE.

PARIS, Feb. 9.-The Bishop Of Stra burg
having issued a charge to his clergy,in which
he alleges that the church is prosecuted,
German authorities seized and forbade the
promulgation of the document.
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From the query made to Mr.. Brown,
of Kentucky, by the Speaker Of the
House, 1t would seem tha t, as soon as
any one begins to describe an infamous
character. they suspect th at he is refer
ring to Butler.-NelC York Herald.
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NEW ORLEANS.

sheridan i'm the Role Of Outrage Re
pOrGer-Where be These Dead Blu
rfed?
New ORLEANS, Feb. 9.-Gen. Sheridan
in a note to the Hon. q. f. Hoar, Chair
man, says: ain response to inquiries Of the
Congressional Committee as TO the num-
Der Of persons killed and wounded in this
State since 1866, on account Of their pOliti-
cal opinions, have to state that the num-
Der reported TO date is as follows: Killed
2,l41, wounded 2, ,115-tOtal ( 256."
Suicide.
G. II. Zimmerman, a well known iewelry
merchant, sucided to-day, blowing his
brains ont with a pistol. Cause, pecuni-
ary embarrassment.
The Compromise Measures.
The a. justment resolution, adopted by
the Conservative caucus last night, was
delivered TO AIr. Wheeler Of the Congress
siOnal Committee, this morning. If the
COMMITTEES deem it available, they will
consider the matter in Washington and
reply BY telegraph. The resolutions have
not vet been made public,
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CorroN steady In New York, closing
yesterday at I5sc for middling upland.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-10

WASHINGTON corresp ondents repre-
sent that the Radical lea ders are m
frightful rage at Gag-la' Y Poland. His
Ofense consisted Of repJ ,rting that the
existing government Of Arkansas was
legally established by a large majority
of the people, and shoI I'D not be mo-
Tested. But 1t was not a good report
from partisan stand-I 'oint. A south
ern State at perfect pc ace; its govern
meDt administered hOI testify and with
the full support Of tn = people, is some
thing that Radical politician cannot
contemplate with eqJ Ianimity. Hence
Grant s revolutionary message.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-10

TIE Secretary OF W3tr has sent to
Congress a oommur ication IN refer
ence to the improven vent Of the Ten
nessee and Holston rivess, and Mr.
Maynard has laid bt fore the House a
petition from the G tizens of Cooke,
Jefferson, Sewer anti Knox counties,
for the improvement Of French Broad
river
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-10

TIE Senate passed a bi U Of consider
able Importance to ltigan Is, yesterday.
Il provides that, IN all civil suits, the
losing party shall pay the jury fees.
During the discussion, soIr,e doubt was
expressed as to whether such legisIa-
ton would be valid, but is was stated
that se7eral Of the ables t lawyers at
the Tennessee bar had P roneUnced in
favor oT its constitution laiity, It is
quite likely that the bill viii meet with
determined opposition In the House.
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TENEEssEE BONDS closed at IS, yes
terday, III New York.
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FOREIGN.
Army Defeated with
Heavy Loss.
Don Carlos Issues a COngratu-
latOry Address.
SPAIN.

A New Captain-GeneraIFor Cuba
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FIRE INSURANCE,

CAPITAL. S1,OOO.OOOt
TWENTY PER CENT PAID Up
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". ". BERRY, Prss't. w. AHEBB, So
JHO. PORTERFTELD, TIos-PrssidsEt.
sTATIoNERs AND PRINTERS

Change i8s the Stationery
Business.
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Heavy Loss COnEratuIaIOry Ad-
dress by Don Carlos.
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Graphic Description Of the GeOrEeOus
Decorations and the scenes and In
eldents OF the Day.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 9.-The streets are filed
with maskers, and Main street is gaily
decorated with fags. The weather is pro-
pitious and everything indicates a grand
success Of the Carnival It is estimated
that fully 10000 visitors are already here,
and every train and steamer arriving is
crowded. Among the visitors are Mayor
johnson, Of Cincinnati; Mrs. Gov. Davis,
Of Minnesota, and a number Of prominent
members Of the Mystick KfeRe Of New
Orleans. Business is entirely suspended.
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Terms Of subscription.
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c..uailone iDanic0- +!es.
Ti-ca.lane7t1.

Fi-csl3us0Ig.
4 USEFUL German Young mp and vile and
- plra- .~ Gf-Si.n + lDT-I VOL Is. CA -i rw'r
-cwing ally as u or els "a conrJ: Motel
o. rouse, .a.iFi tware- a1 ".Jm't ~ =
Feicn ala Grruan hove root ref reac- ln be seen
al lse 1904 - ,AtI HONE u ELAI, .s5 olIa.e.
a USEFUL Il \ and WEE, co.olcd.-5.an
- h 0n ,arr anil rsetrl AZ Hv"c.t fhol. '"itt
fi rarl-n s.r Az horses aII ,Ji Ing wii is cogi
ct.- r.s.ar i1lta .il-' . -H -ls
or r! t3r TOR wager Gig ra-1try haze good rri
~. - Do al tine FhJJL~~I->fi h'MA 8C-
Ef-tt I22 Ct.I-sH'.
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I BEST not ,ciaclty c, ECL T. X 20 a
trtnci, ttiial
g. l.s' a.a Irc o.; would vat Tor prs mot = l.a It.
ruqr.r" t. nt cJELL5 AGEECI, 100 Nts 5itlst cor
OF irua
IFARNER. GARDENER, and USEFUL.-A
Siri4- irn stIut .uAnF wcth h-r u.tt GA fr
a. uaor "a "a IN cen do pan 1a'1i'g taxi ear o.
ll. tIc Viii ~ lt.' AiIIa-A u can ~ ..7i
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Sisl 81. cotu.r nIEei"ay.
IAkDENEE. HORSES, and USEFUL MAN.
- German v1Ins would 80. rl'et io tee care OF
plan bile and binIsei ns'u
ARA SD rf-i'1" Nry ~ 49, ~
M,sa itt-sS. o,rLero Broadway. i'quTa ir r.
G.EEVANT--ln b0.rdiu--hOuSe IrlYate lam
- jig. g.. y NoLl Tt' i 2r'd =! ~ - VINO -,
clean SalEs tend f4r. war . 'a'he max" iFs
dishes, not rale, 'rs recon irAl"to"S
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bgaro dR0 hoc&s.
Below TUurteeu-l-st.

5eLCW GuIC1GL
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
a ynl,1 .e-LUNE WILL II i:EC-J WE'D Al TT
arsts or : e, us: rsert,. irdsi "a Ii.ir ave, car
Tb, avg cor o;,es:prs'd tg'a,t, enl iar.i
4aaa eudue az a. tie - NM y ma ,sc ,,
O6ce ny T. H.. at regular oiHoe rate
4 r REDUCED RFNTS-10 ~ - strictly pr
"A as.-class ooHs IL private lonAe 'aer r. si,
EaARriEs uishinq to make parmanent ar
r. t co& GT D. ' aSa at SpH IS a Kay s
ezc,sugtc.
rCO LIZA large, niceiy-fc1i.hed ROOM,
VIII eas aud Gcsei r'o-a Ia oa' OF 1No gentlemen -
forro~.st
HOTTEST, III East one block from Bload-
1 - Nay-IaIrr ana snail Roofs, eagle o. IL SUITS
house AMI table nrsi- c'ss references erc-anged
$c 9TH-ST.. between Broadway and NniV"r-
e1l( ssllce,A laIs ii2A 1si.,.. I'D I'd, . a.. r,ol
Sssg Tl .a Isea a perm 4 aaa p ar and ~ |
e.sRA -DOCYOR'a or DENTISTS ROOM to
q5stV. LEI.-FilSt Goor. 80 li~@aonst Inquire 81
hrz.eNsy.
West Side.
4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND
Of two loela- each e,-y eipoase lsoiass board
pOAPDERS WANTRD-2G West 1eth-et-
- Two largo Rooms o. 1rd aoer to LIT also ono On
l nsgng '' ''' un'A '--' '''''' 'i 3 ' 5AGI
ElFTH-AVE.. No. 7G4, on first ho0r.-rlree
RODM- irr3lls decorated suitable lUr private apart
me, ~ ~ Offices; breakfast desired.
CENT ENEE wishing APART AENTS. ee-
j canuv nis-e without meal D." accommodated 81
10 il a m aa fiom % { .. N.
uANDSOMEIY FURNlsuE ROOMS TO
tai,i la.lrai -atin private family. 34s West 2C-st
NECnANiCS and Others can have good
We HUAE! AL peasant rooms also TABLE HOARD IL
taKcn 1t "a west 36thst
ONE LARGE ard ONE HALL ROOM, with
nrWlr and nan is,Itly lrls.i,
AMI ir@on,~l private family hoiss nTst Ga references
lao \ rst 2lsiSt
DAPTJFS > string BOARD in the city or
4 c,a,urr AMY io L. 4. DALEY, EueTftt Library
0th.aye. III gisirf established ygsra
SETENTEENTH-ST., 81 WEST.-TwO con
= nee Ig fiyHi HODM-. -rcond siTy two ttri r1ur,
villa o 10 parti nes'nz rsnuod sud isilnaaent nohe
rlyWO DOORS FROM 5TH-AVE.-To LET, d
ptErDR MOOR, HANDSOMELY iuUis. "a, with Ioon5 On
tri ngei; clfsts anG H moi,rL CIR ell lcssi
- WEST 21TH-ST., rear Fifth Avenue
BnL4 OnelS c.oce OF elegant 400 NJ "a gentlemen
el. hoAr, house strictly nfst ens; arra geiHlA
atir ly TIE vrarh crrircd
.b.lD-ST.-NO. 126 WEST.-Large front
SECOND fo-JT newly furnished HiiI every eOb
ecueDce Lo,se. with Lizard FOR two iIont hal
leTns ig,rGerALe. rriefrhts
.l'1D-ST., NO. 23l WEST.--LaTge ROOM for
st gtulCah wife also single rom, house, location
taS4e e-rc, l.nhaUie isrfis moderate
TX WEST 10Th ST, five doors from Sc.
ASst amos HoLi. near LTOadSu SEtOND FLOUR, Gil
.,fo sdo, WA without i'oA isD. az moving
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Seizures a!t6 tlleeiines.

+ FCTVPF COMMITTEES should net fail to
acnd the Lt,TUht SEASON " ~ ne -! ~
LITERARY BUREAU Thi- has the best i.eture tao
coitry ~ connections give II super1rty th'S "a
every where Trc0gulssi.
AdNTrss ch.ei on - - 49,.
AMERICAE LITERARY BCEHAU
Cooper IlsLtute, Nes-l 9rk
NEW-YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
- -o.ry va &c e1rate IL 7otn Anniyers.y on s i
Evening. % the Acaiciit
The door vii Z clock. Ihe AnniV'Iaaly ASaleAs
will 30 delivered by Rev. lari = S0rIh " ~ ob me
spirit aiG tac Genesis 0i a. ltA.ta az nov
ratr for cis; 0, 20 uet, rs = AZ he II lly lAso
nos caird before Tuosiay phi l3 VIII b. "a 1n IN
erection he Committee A. extra tclet a. "a Iles
who arry for r'n. No ron Wl De i'inl l y, V u.s.
ticket 80 mex Tor se tey be pocnI- A. Ho
JOHN AUSTIN ST. gr.N-. " - - -, ~ -
JOft y TAYLOR ION N<TON, AND iLiN WAitH lis 1EO'
II. MOORE, Cunnii.ur, OF Arran scmsn-s-
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Gilnaiions iDarilG-Gema!ts.

General Eod5ew7rk.
AeEO EAST j9TH-S T.-WANTED by re .
800 srrla5lc Young girl situation 10 assist i raj
tID- lnn take care ~ c.lr tn II WILING ana "oi1
luc D,st CT. refer cal .or tg0 days
EEOUSLWCkK-Bv thorough HOUSE
WONh rl; scotch Prot slant do good pam coos
iu- wash AMI ron winl a steady place CITY or o IN
~: wiz try v behavior and work, Ia retain comfort
asa. sitlati6h al at Bo. IC6 6haye between sth and
atA .sts., sl.4Is
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GmrsemcHts.
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W ava NtIIay Hi Dan tsloe Alc '4lf 80
ga faiior toEr DIS 'r re- TO- o. -" lii-
bedra.fas cClLoeI.l ~ -ioio al. e'ui.frl e- '7 r.
rENiE latest aud most alQrorcd ~ ;Joas Of
oeaici ara i!.-lie 80 u tHh TlABuNE alNitA, No. Il.
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Chamb


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ae hiE sr IT, At ;-S a d - o a A. n WON
hagEs an bniIns Ald az re El13>LaN 20 ne roI
orice. Rp q D. H., at suIsr Office rates.
NEAT. active Young woman az CHAM
- BoHMAID ami -EAAis1l rs - pr.t1.s family IA
os u.s. m. IL, q, Cal O. .laTsss 40 Stat
4 PROTESTANT WOMAN having The blst
49, " a r15s. cs be- seen Tom 10 iii ri go Ga ave.
sloe store, ASH ad 49t Sir notes cot 's"crrd
10Y respectable y0unS woman as CHA
- HGHMhID srd WAirI.Ees OF ~o,M tse charge o.
yonrr c..'la al JON III j, a. u ~'ot l5s's; 4ao
y.ar- rl4..e-cg from last place.
CHANBERAlAID and SEWORK-By n
~ cal i as ,s Quot. aSi sop h. oo riraacs Ge
FRore-s IAa.I HONS ~ KEA., I5s 6,ia,e
CHANBEBNAIO-By young English girl,
cty or coa1Jry where Gy faih4a attention her
s sSs <t v ..a s5 and iS VI So "a Up 1Ssr.
Grn EAST ATHEIST, corner 3d-ave.-
LOV CH-AMBERhAID-B isai anG acti,e yo, ., NO
oa.iaTcn, has years reference from iast place
.1uS WEST 5sIH-SI., near ?th ,1S 4
yGs or, %oIn 10 a. wi yu year, refsrnce rum
h ha'i Let st I ! 1'' VIII ''' ''''''' N ~
2OI WEST 29TH-8T. :, youpg girl pl,,. as
inully good city rlcrcnces.
COOKS
4 Competent tidy yorng woman as first
~ c.ass COOK. expert al KINDS - 1niy cooking Dr'
ciiy rel1ance CAL a. 1876 7ta-Ave- eoT. 10TH ~
4 RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL as good
- q X " II AISLE. ~ washing ard irnn ~ 81 excel
eu ue aundss ~ capable Of either cspa1y Cal or al
.r.s p Iast iQtI-,t tot ls ald 2daFes Lrst h'of
HOOK-By a respectable woman. IN private
Y ! family xiu aAsist Wtri WASHING and JOINING
ha- y from Last 2ace Cal ~ - East 3-d
a.. between Madison .ad 4th aves
HOOk, &c-Bv a north or Ireland woman
i with lnng city reference tasy 10 be- se"u IA Con AND
iACNIIti.S tid- al kinds o. n"aiFt pastry bread
Ae a strong able willing servant No 100 btnaVe De
tween III tnd N ,iA Up stairs -----------
COOK-Ry a young Canadian woman, ten
u years a servant In kng.sh .amily, AZ COOK uniff
sIa., Eng cooking thoroughly cy 81 r".ius IN AS
Sith washing Gal al ro 100 ota bet""eh oeA s"
5li sta, up iTa
NOOk-By "A Protestant woman, highly re-
secfaJle and a thorough COOK English and frruch
DISHES best testimonials sbtT honest neat Emo and obf
L:s ciy country Apply al BoOhHAhr, JOY ALL ave
sraT ia 81
ltn WEST 18TH STA respectable girl as
M COOK willing e. asSst VITA wishing II required
beat Ec4ef-nce
IA WEST ISTH-ST., between Gth and
lcf 7th airs.A ronng ~oInan a. nIr cats coon ia a
b0st o asst eaas vOaTuiI g house; 5000 TeieTenos
General Housswork.
sN~ WEST 4gTH- ST Wanted situation
~ ~ COOK WASHER and IRUNEE or CE IN fhAI.
lot -rN Dhk ohJc. iou Ia any gari OF .oi s'ueat
good oiu t,fsiencoA Apply at MIA VLlHs OFFICE
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MISERABLE BOARD can bc h.,d in 70 private
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