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issued from the United states Patent
Office to citizens of Cincinnati for the
week ending July 8, 1876. Furnished
FOR the STAR from the Office OF j. Nice.
Perkins & Co., counselors-at-law in
patent cases and solicitors for patents.
Attend to all business before the Patent
Office and other Departments OF the Gov
prnment. 513 Seventh street, Washing
Ion. ID. C. Drawings and specifications
Of patents. % cents. Copies OF patents
10 show the general state OF the art III
any one class, 50;
It's. .S55-Charcoal Kilns-Bart Kane.
assivnor to Cincinnati Charcoal Com.
pany. Filed Oc.ober 13, 1875. A kiln
for making charcoal, OF conical shape,
with air-Light top, doors A and b, and
the holes around Its base, substantially
Do and for the purpose described.
179, 30-Manuiacturing Shoes-Carl b
Krppendorf. Flied May %, 1875. The
process OF attaching the soles OF boo's
and shoes to the uppers by stitches from
outside TO inside through holes whose
greatest diameter is transverse to the
line of the seam, substantially as Sc
forth.
1T9 ,01O-Harves Rakes-Jeptha Gar
rard, assignor to Excelsior Grain Binde
Company (limited), New York, N. Y
Filed April 10, 1876.
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passed. While this was being done, the
poor demented creature threw shawl
over her head, and with bare feet rushed
from the house, leaving her worse than
motherless children beuind her. Going
q short distance out of town, to what is
called Walkers Woods, she hung herself
to tree with piece OF rope, and, but
Tor the timely arrival OF Marshal Gehr-
line and Mr.. Thomas V okers, wno were
in pursuit oil the fuyiLlve, would have
DESTROYED herself. She and her children
are now in the custody of relatives, a nd
every hing is being done for their CON-
fort and safety,
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WILD FREAKS OF A LUNAT1C.
A Woman Attempts Death by Fire
and then by Hanging.

In the German portion OF Dayton, KY,
and near the OHIO River, lived up to
last Saturday German woman, proba-
bly, thirty-tive years old, in little frame
cottage, which belonged to herself, to-
tsther with her four young children.
The husband ami father has been dead
few years.
The woman, Mrs. Groringer, has, since
her widowhood, been regarded as an &C.
centric character, and her neighbors
found it difficult to get along with her,
but no suspicion Of insanity was enter
tanned. At an early hour Saturday
morning Mrs. Groringer closed the win
dows and doors OF her little cottage, and
koinQ to the closet where hung a quan.
tity OF clothing, deliberately set fire tt
them: and instead of leaving the premi
ses with her children, sat calmly dow
to die.
The flames shot forth, envelOping ev
erythiug in their reach, and finally burs
through the roof. BY this time crow,
of neighbors and passers by, attracte'
BY the smoke, ran to the cottage ana en-
deavored to effect an entrance, but wer
met by fastened window shutters an
bolted doors. BY breaking the shutter
and sash OF side window entrance wa
at last made, when the woman, with tn
light OF insanity IN her eyos, imperiousl
ordered the intruders away, saying sh
did no wish to be disturbed.
Not needing her maniac gestures, th
men at onoe set to work 70 extinguis
jhg Games, and soon all Danger va
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

MEETING Of the School Board this
eVenlng.
ONE hundred and nine deaths in the
olty last week.
A DEVOTIONAL meeting will be held
In the Y. Al. q. A. Hall this evening.
Z. 5. THRooP, Esq, Is not candidate
for Judge OF The Court OF common
Pleas.
M. FlNNEGAN & SON have been
awarded the contract Tor the stone WORK
OF the Emery Arcade and Hotel.
THE Twenty-fifLh Ward collections for
the Centennial parade amounted to
s143.75, surplus .oi $12.23 remaining.
The Cincinnati Boat Club have
brought back with them from Toledo the
gold medal, prize for the fastest double
sculling.
THRFourth Ward Tilden and Hend'
ricks Clup will meet this evening al
the corner of Pavilion and Fullel
streets, Mt. Adams.
HENRY GERALD, four years old,
strayeu from ms nome on the Coleralh
Pike on Saturday. He wore an old blue
striped vest and gray pants.
The Republican primary meetings will
be held under the Il aber law on Monday,
August 7, from to 7 o'clock, in both cit!
and country. Tue County Convention
and the District Conventions Will be heie
Tuesday morning, August =.
AK. Won MARTELs, John Carers
Albert Beltinger, Henry ALI, Henry
Hamburg, and q. w. A. Roesche have
associated themselves together and or
ganlzed the Western Building Asso
ciatlon. Capital STOCK, $3.50, 900, divided
into $425 shares.
SHELDON & COMPANY announce tol
early publication "a complete life ol Gen
Geo. A. Custer, embracing his India
and army campaigns. The book vii
also embrace Gen. Clusters wa
Memoirs, as written by himself, ant
published in the Galaxy. the publish
ers OF the Galaxy received from Gen
Custer the last o these articles after hi
death, it having been written and sen
while on the march in his last cam
paIgn.
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Court Cuttings.

Badgely against Cresap. Verdict LOT
plaintiff for $149.
Oliver f. Bristol was appointed ad-
ministrator OF Albert Morton, deceased.
Personally, $3.50; realty, $3.50. :,
Benjamin z. True was appointed al
minisIrator of Silas BigeloW, deceased
Estate, $3.50 in personally.
Henry RodeWald against j. II. Book
lege. A suit to recover $125, money
loaned 10 defendant. The defendant de-
med the Indebtedness and by cross pc
tition sought to recover $97 on an ac'
count for b ard and lodging and sale o.
goods to the plaintiff.
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Umpire-Chas. Daniels, OF Hartford.
Time OF game-One hour and iorty five min
utes.
Two-base hits-Jones, /; Fisher, knight. Il;
Sutton, !.
Runs earned-Reds. 3; Athletics, 0.
First nase on errors--Reds, s.; Athletics, l.
Strikes cailed-On Dean, 9; on Zeltlein, 10:
Balls called--On Dean, 10; on Zettlein,3.
Passed balls Booth, / !; Coons. /.
Wild pitches -Zetrlein, /; Dean, l.
Left on bases Reds, Q; Athletics, 8.
Double plays Jones and Sweasy, !; Sweasy
and Gould, / sweasy, Kes:ler and Gould, /;
Force and sutton, |.
Struck out Gould, l.
Run out--Gould, ]; Knight, 1.
Wild throws Foley, i; Malone. 2: Coons, /
This afternoon the Reds will play tn III
fourth game with the New Havens.
Tomorrow the New York Mutua. Q, the
last of the League Club visitors from the
East, will play the Reds their first home
game.
The New Havens beat the LudlOws
Saturday, by u score OF 20 to A.
Yesterday the Atlantics defeated th'
| Poplars by score Of 10 0.
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Masonry In Jerusalem.

In the First Masonic Lodge of Jerusa'
lem the Master is an American, the Fast
Master an Englishm n. the Senior Ward
en- German, the Junior Warden ma
tive, the Treasurer turk, the Secretary
a Frenchman, the Senior De- CON Fer
sian, and the Junior Deacon Turk.
There are Christians, Mohammedans
and jews in the lodge.
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whittier's Elegant Response.

Whittier responded as follows to re
quest from young lady tor his auto
graph for her album:
sour lives are albums, written through
With good or ill, with false or true;
And as the blessed angels turn
The pages OF our years,
God grand they read the good with smiles
And blot the ill with tears"
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A Mandarin Bible has just been pre-
pared by DR.. S ;herescnewsky, In emma
the Old Testament thus being trans
lated by him out OF the original Hebrew
into a language understood by popu-
lation four times as large as is contained
in the United States. DR.. Scheres-
chewsky Is the man who dtotined the
Episcopal Bishop ic OF China in 1874.
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"Did you ever break a yoke OF four
year.old steers?' asked a farmer Of a
Young chap who wanted to marry his
daughter. "No, never did," was the
meek reply. "but have rode mule in
a circus, and had good deal OF other
experience in the world" enc other
experience" said the farmer, "couid
quail you, young man, for trying 10
handle tnat girl," and the sad youth
departed.
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Thex Ga,hered Him In.

Officers McGarr anu Sullivan this
morning arrested man named Ben.
Robinson on the Fountain, who burglar
ized some store in Lawrenceburg, Ind.
about a year ago. The Sheriff OF Dear
born County has been notified, and Will
probably arrive tomorrow morning to
take him away.
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One of the most interesting games OF
the season was played Saturday alter
noon at the Ball Park between the Ath-
letics, of Philadelphia, and the Red
Stockings. The result was another VIC
tory for the home club by score Oft to
8. Here's the score:
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Go to the New Atlas Hotel, Philadel-
phia. Pa, and avoid the heat and worry,
by living in easy reach of all the Gen.
tennial buildings, and close commune
cation with the city, by street cars from
its doors.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-10

What Every HOrseman Wanfs-A good,
cheap, and reliable Liniment. Such an article is
DIR, TOBIAS'S VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENT
Pint Bottles at One Dollar For Lameness, Cuts,
Calls, Collie, Sprains, &C., warranted better than
any other. Sold by the Druggists. Depot, 10 Psrk
nlaca Nav York
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At other Points.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Hartfords 8, Chi
cagos 8, Saturday.
ST. LOUIS, July 10.-Bostons 8, St.
Louis o, Saturday.
LOUISVILLE. July 10.-The game be.
tween the Mutuals and the L0uisvilles,
Saturday. resulted in tie, five scores
each, In fifteen innings.
PATERSON, N. j., July 10.-stars, o.
oovlugton, 4i olympieA Qt Paterson, 3
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-10

THE ALASKA CLEANER should pc used
common in every family, as 1t saves Ia
bor, time and money.
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kT- In order TO accommodate Eastern Adverhs-
ers In the STAR, Mr.. E. Duncan Sniffen, No. u
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special Agent for the Eastern
States. This will be branch office of the STAR,
Mr.. Snifen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf and receipt all collections
therefor In our name.
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We would respectfully friends and the public generally that
the "srAR" BUILDING 23O WGW street, and nave
fitted for the of doing general JOB PRINTING
Cuts and Ornaments all
eo the latest approved and design Being practical
men, and having actively engaged Printing business this city for
enabled thoroughly understand the tastes and desires
price and quality Of
work. prepared to do
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
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.bs could stoop TO help him. and she .aid breath

she could stOop 70 help him, and she said breath
lessly
"Yes, yes. John. You remember. you Just snid
love " hioh helped YOU stand and ftUs thunder.
And 10 1 vvu founded your hopes on THIS
peskY tceP'
There she sat. John gtasped the Loosa part ~
her aacque, between the shoulders, with one
b nd, nd raised her to her ieet, as one would
II a XII ten from pail OF water by the back Of
tho mock. Then he said Win Increased earnest
ness!
"Of course, darling. and have lon0ed for an
swe't lips whisper-W hOopF
somehow Johns feet had sllpoed from under
MN. and he nad come down Ike c1pitnl V
VIII his head aud fe-t pointing skyward. She
twin sd her TABOR fingers In his cufiiDg looks and
raj ed him ~ the stature 81 n man. SGT hia hat
nrinl' over his ewes vita both hands, aud cried
III hrrathlrss haste
understand. and let me assure you, John,
that II II Ia IN INV 'wer to lightcn Nuur cares
nnd make brighter your i)ufu- v through life to
-Jerusilem T.
John stood alone. and said with breathiess
vehemcnce.
"Oh, my preciousl and thus shall II Ne my
lifelong pleasure to lift you from the rude as
Saults OF caftn an surrJu Il you with the low.
Tug atmosphere of-rexasl"
Ana there tney both sat together. They h ad
nearly re iChed the gate, and. hand To hand, and
with he rts OVerilpwinR WITH the bliss OF Young
loves tlrst confession, they crept along on their
knees up the front stcps. and we're soon FORGET
tai Of their bumps ON the sUftest cushion OF tue
parlVr sofa.
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end Beach. confederate. disguised ~ noun
& tneers, made their appearance diving a
wagon loaded with whiskry ~ d tobacco. both
OF which they gave aw freely seeking 70 en-
trap their companions inio Hdmiesnns ~ uls-
loyalty white drank. They also ende vorcd to
excite war Of races Nv pretending To whiies
and blacks that they knew Of pots-One " u.ur-
der the ether.
Finally, when NEGRO riot actually occu red,
and tho ShUr u ~ sumter county RtthCied a
posse Of 1fty men 60 suppress II, Hester crested
ever man If them. and issued ~ warrants, be
sides Tor tho arrcst " honorable CT liens. most
- wnom were carried 100 miles to Mobile Ia
brine them h fore one " VIII tns's nero tools,
btc u.e the Uni ed Statca minis sipncrs ot tho
rural COMMITTEES were too hOncet tor the intimi-
dattOn Of Innocent men.
1hia Is The man VIII was one Of Grants chosen
tools IN the WORK Of tntimidating the South.
Ihis II tic man who now deci TINS Milton to
he has almost sunk q / Of no Toe u Is well that
tho story II llester's Instructive oaIeer should
lie put on record.
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A AOciety Of rhieycs.


Gen. Chamberlain. Warden of the Massa-
chusetts state prison, IN MS evidence before the
IT to Prison Committee. Friday. said: know
from INV own knowledge that there exists In
the city 81 Boston aregulhrly orRtniz d society
OF GRIMM u.s. with n President, Vice. President,
'cre'ary, and Treasurer. TINS society h = u
regular form OF admit Ing members. The prison
he has or duNei from, hts un ince, WITH infOr-
NATION IN regard To the prison, are all duly re-
cprued. Tho soc ETY. discusses the most up
proved plans for burglary, tools. equipments,
&c. thcv also Keep regular regi,ter OF the
best criminal lawyers IN the country, aud of he
judges OF the COURT, and they know at once
what the prospects are LOT brother criminal.
II the case comes before what they II hard
Judge, trcY raise the MONEY to So 'ure a post
pOnement OF the case. rhev also have fund
Tor mutual support nd pr 'tettipn, aud through
TINS source they are often ahle tOscnd dciicacies
piLal.f
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A slippery place TO Pop tho Question.


She came tripping from the church door.
her face lu ned 10y emotions Awakened by tho
Just uttered discourse, aud eyes bright with
loving evacuation. lie shivcrel on the Ourb-
stone, where for an hour he had waited impi-
ticntly with burning ne RI fairly palpitating In
hls throat, aud frozen fingers in his pockets.
lhey mixed arms aud started for the residence
other parent.. After few moments hesitaung
silence he said Jane, we have known each
otner long, You must know jlst how l feel.
fou must have seen that clear down at the bot
tom-Oh, Moses r.
lilo mad slipped down on the leo with so much
force that hi- SPINE was driven up Into his hat,
and his hat was tipped over his nose, but she
was tender-hearicd girl. She did not laugh,
hut she Carefully helped him to his feet, and
said
You were saying. John. when YOU slipped
that the foundatOn-Oh, goOdnessl"
She shipped hOrself that time, and Jaw lttIa
stars come down 20 dance before her eyes, oct
he pulled her up In haste and went on.
- Yes Just as said clean down at the bottom
OF my hoart u fervcnt love, on which build
- Tnunderl
Hs was down again. bu' scrambled up before
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IhrS Correspondence n ne Gi0bs Democrat.
Napoleon the Possible Fourth rises at
dawn nd works hard all day. Ills programme
OF study. whicn he now pureues In the classic
retlIomcnt Of Golden piace, IL r.ther severe.
On MOudaye he STUDIES the facts OF history IN
the morning, aud tho philosophy OF history Ia
the stternoOn. On TUESDAYS geography, and AZ
ter simple geography. the manners, climates,
he looks into the administrative organization
OF Fr nee a. compared with that Of 9th na-
tons. TN lhurHd vs. he studies Judiciary or
ganization On Fridays French politics, p,st
and present On SatYrdays NJ INDUCES, With
competent professors, I'm a profound examine
tiun Of cOntemp Jrary events. Ga SUNDAYS he rests
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1716.

hundred
ton 10 ofgcati ncrt dInprn
o then 70 u Rand nvshyr
pun
eternity o Admlns snivilui
hocday r all ts Tnnsusw flco,,
cmph @ acct a II worhrn Information
o n n o n n g 10 an Il u anndu.
o 10 pal o form a c a M u Gse whore
wi no OF NJ dn Z Thoroughly
ia ruu re Groayh
n T Hwmc
N Tap hEcrc f. N unimpotaL
m eae1w hn enu ways ra treat mae lear mannr
es
dc soneo L / reported n
umn and 70 thcmarc 10 ever al
roaeo ony
O
p 0 a
sew FOR
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Aorsss, 1lLIElls,, Ct.

A For SALE horses, pony buiL TO he so,s
~ a. han valnr rlil allowed nj tor tArinri az ga.
orai use, ina IN al * South sta ~.
A BARGAIN 2horacs sound and KIND, sun s9
N business go. SO eKpTes, wagon $50, lol OA"~
81 SALON
L. QnlrS NJ ~ Park place.
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'rHE FIRE~IDE COMPANION. out nj, week.
contains Tony Pastors great .,orY, g rne YslKee
Detective; = ais NoOOly's WIFE," M Gypsy and
the Baronet" 6c.i also, nsatio Al snd ne itmentai
love Sketches snap. Tor our Girls" Dait Cong"
Fa-i1nahle Cnil.t'IAt Tor the Iauics" our ~ m IL
Posse aus arucle Ia thi' weeks number Is "EtuptOns
on tho SKIN" last week II VS. on " CONSUMPTION"
Hou. ekcepers viii ma ktcnen Lore ws worth read.
ipg Answcr' to Cnrrr-p ln0rnis Our Funny COntr-
butor'- Humorous Drift. Moonhe ms. &c. viii afford
anlusemont aud ln,tructlln " evrryn DIV
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WHITE STAR LINE, ....-..,,
w FOR QUEENS ONN AND llNtHPOOl- CAR
RllNG LAlrED s1AIhs MAIl.
StsIu))I,i AZ Su,tJI)L

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AND UNI I I'D II NIt' NAIL ROUTK
1rainA leave Wv NOrN, VIA DrshI lssts and Coriinh
Sir,cis Frrri'>, a, loluwsi
fNpsr lIrri- Durs Pittsburgh the West and snot
VIII ralnn ~ ac' car a., med, $50 A. NJ. o 40
$50 q. NJ aindI, q aud 80 z. NJ
Dor WI llmsp1rt and LIcs Hrvid at p3) A. 4. teA
hil 4. NJ. For Cory tnd trlo $50 a. NJ. COnnccusG
~ C.rY for IdusNlle. Petroleum Ceatrs, aad In'
on ~
F,GRhumore, Washington, and the .s'qtn. L'mlt-e
Washington Tx re=s" oi Pullman larlJr ar, iaiI
except Sunday, $50 A. Ma rive Mashingtin Gle
L n. Regular al $40 A. NJ. 3ani9P. 81 SunnI
kAprc.s for Phili1elpla. T. 7Io $40 03) A. N. II 50
40, o. T. N, 7. NJ an i2 nl.h' SInlU i
q, Z, $50, ana9 r. NJ. IMMIGRANT and second CASA
tur Trans 10 Newark. Elizabeth. R,hwar lrlncetna,
ItrhtOd. f'Itl Amb ", Fttnlu gtlu, lAoNldrf aAa
her pon r, So local -chedu 90 Al I'll tic ct ncrs
Trai sarriyet From Pttshlrsh, 6ij5 sli 1919 w.
and V'3n I. NJ. daily l0l5 A. N. ani - T. VI dilI'
of3I A y, ii15, ola, aud losj 7 N 81 ~
a. ". fr"m l'ha ialpdn, OH q. 80. llla ~ q
il6i ,sal5. i;h, 5li, 6.lo, 100. btl ~ W
arl l02T r. NJ.
Tch,' nicrs 62s and piI BroidvaY Aston House
and loot OF ID sbrusscs aud Cttlaud ttf cts onN
street, broOkRni ~ 10, and lis II olson reo ~
u. N. hoy d. JR,
General PasseAget ASenA
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager.
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dtlnnito-- rs

~ sth av., they vii sell any knd Of new sewing
WofS va can do ave Sear an senii hone By tI
press free Of charge. Gpsnisr SIC their price,
A ,rXpERItNCED operators on ". MAID
suit. a, IfviSES Sc nwARs' s5S Cinaist '' ''''''
A1rHNTIONi-w,n gir, tonake ,nsdc tasscls
sCHMiDT's, s. Cnamoer- 1t.
A DOMESTIC, singers. Wheeler a Wilson'S.
n. Wilcox G.Oos sewing machines for safe tor 80.
4 YOUNG rirl tor houseVork one who can sleep
n home preferred Cal before at i5s West S6tn II.
A err. for pa,tne and one tor operating on
~ w,m-n's sloes ~ Allen st.i c'li early
A RTIfIClAi: FhoWER-; Wanted. blossom
NDyNG sri, IA year % age. Who eau sew well.
n 1910 Wet rs Ia st., thlFd no1r.
RUNDLE v,;hsr tcrs laundry. - assist With the
RAc ,ERs. buItoraole maker GA wnl,e vest. at
- =" hAst 3'ti N.rcar.
INPERIRNCED straw and chip sever. wanted
II "a alterations. 'oi Wet So'h 81. ia. kINch
.M.,Ma,I csq go o 81 'Ed ToardeF' wanted On
(tIRI- wanted Clris - perio need IN sindinx oo.
cn yarn I'm !he ske'nt TO a boboin. Apply a, 30i
-. - 80 90 i" W.
/ AIDES taaSn operating. snirs ma@iny, Tres, max
~ ing and cutunA l'l or ma t. Mrs. fih Il III.
nfERATOH wanted GA shoes. at 10 Cortlandt IT.
DIAPER BGIH-. WANTED at once girl. f5r com.
Il mpn paste "otN II. SIT kMMALD, o. " lillian II.
SEWING MACuINE--An Kinds on trial. H.
Dstructon free nrntcd, ~ monthly.
Z \. MACAuLAl, OIL Blcecker a..
SEWING MACHINES Rented, sola. ,Schanged,
= repliged great rgalns. Stores % Greenwich Av.
aud IT, Rat Brui0Nsy
SlNGER'- snG all new machines Tor sale Atsi per
- wrcfi plenty cool WORK furnished lgi Grand t
IrP-TOwN ADvER rISER-
May leave their f,yor for TINS. suv at the only
suthnr1'd upt JWn iVrr,is"mf nt o,nt.s.
Ia IA. % q ~
Dos West 23d St. opposite Grani opera House, aud
NJ, 200 sd " corn r Of Am st uIul = r ~
No extra char e.
WANTED ~ y, ung ladies' competent operators.
~ on nnc dress shirt good ssggs snd eady M
plo,me IN elegant MorSt ON KEEPS = tent Fart
b'Madr Dress snrts, i65 and 49, Mercer ST.
w ANTED 4 German glr Tor general houscV TX
w in snail fHmty; must be Eooi washer Il
Honer anu DO plain cooking. Apply at sdJ DIVISION e.
IVAN TED-straw. cnin. and hair sewers, on bloc
w work only experienced hana.,
rhEopoHlAN. 3I1 West ietst.
\VANTED-An eKpenenced pr,sser ON me ia,e
w goods hOLllNGsM ORlh & LEEDS,
XNANTED-ODerators on " Do clef & Wilson M.
w chimes, ast nlihers nisses aud .nlldren's
No fl " ORTIZ st.
NHErLER a. WILSON NV machines for sale
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