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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-23
TRACKED ArrERHANy DAYS.

Two Men Under Arrest for Triple
Tragedy Committed in Logan County.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 20.-Late Tuesday even
ing it was learned that two men were under
arrest here charged with the murder of Nc
Mahon, Carlock and Metheny, at Noun,
names are David Long and J. II. Hall.
Officers left here at once for Lincoln, ILL.
in company with the two men, and il
is said another arrest will follow, and
that then the chain OF evidence will
be complete. Both the men arrested were
formerly residents Of Logan County, and
were Oh their way to Texas when taken
into custody.
Tn. following is q brief history of the
crime:
Friday, August 49, 1882, Charles Ne
Mahon, farmer aged about forty-tive, and
his two hired hands-BOb Matheny, aged
twenty-one, and John Carlock, youth OF
seventeen-were seen stacking grain on
McMahOn's place, near Mount Pulaski, In
Logan County, LII. Sunday forenoon two
neighbors called at McMshOn's to return a
horse that had broken into their premises,
when they discovered the house deserted nd
the stack of grain and the wagons just
rs they had been left Friday night They
began searching the premises, and soon
came upon the body OF CarlOck, about
three hundred yards from the house in
some tall grass, with his head and feet
bound, a gag in his mouth, his eyes blind
folded, and his throat cut from ear to ear.
They at once gave the alarm, and, after
searching some hours, the bodies of Nc
Mahon and Matheny We're also found, both
with hands tied behind them, feet bound,
blindfolded and threats cut the same as Car
lock. The parties were tied by the legs 50 A.
10 allow them to step some eight or ten
inches, and had evidently been marched
from the house 10 the place where they
were killed. Mcmahon WAS bachelor
worth perhaps $4,000. No money had
been left In the house by the murdereis and
McNahon's gold watch was also missing
Suspicion. attached 10 q man named .ila !
who had married sister OF Nchahon. an (;
he has been shsdowed during All his tim
by Pinkerton detectives. WIKI lie fe>,i'.
given above.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-02-23
H. G.. STRAWN'S
Lumber Yard
AND planning MILL,
Near the Illinois River Bridge.
CONTINUED. |
CHAPTER II.

continued.
CHAPTER II.
wonderful and mysterious curative power is
developed which is so varied in its operations
that no disease or i'll health can possibly exist
or resist it, power, and yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child to use.
patients
Almost dead or nearly dying"
For years, and given up by physicians Of
Bright and other kidney diseases. liver com
plants, severe coughs called consumption,
have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulncss and various diseases peculiar 10
women.
People drawn out of shape from cNcruciat.
ing pangs of Rheumatism.
1nfammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula,
Erysipelas
fTSalt rheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, in.
digestion, and in fact almost 8li diseases frail
Nature is heir to-
HIVE been cnrcd by Hop Bittcrs, proof of
which can he found in every ncighborhood in
the known world.
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Paragraph Fiend.

Cold feet-TwO feet Of snow.
In the pillory-A drug clerk
Full of pOints-A paper of needles.
Sisters Of charity-Faith and Hope
The Oldest settler-The Goldfish skin.
Drinks no stimulants, yet always tight
Money.
Hoboken has an electric girl. She shock,
everybody.
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If 1t qvere DOsSibZe

to get the testimony OF the multitude who
have used HooD's SARsAPARILLA for de-
bilty, languor. lassitude, and that general
feeling OF stupidity, WEAKNESS and exhaus.
ton which every one feels during this season,
we should be able to present to our readers
such an overwhelming mass Of commend
atory messages, that the few who have not
tried 1t would do so at once. II Is 4 positive
fact, and has been so cfectually demon
strated that no one to-day denies it, that
Hoods Sarsaparilla contains more real med
cinal value than any article before the people.
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New Styles of Type and Lew
Prices at the Free Trader Job
Printing Rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20
THE WEEK AT R1CHFIELp SPRINGS.

|
p,curtrtn SrptVGs. July 1Q.-Ihe week ms
h,,, o. doBebtfui one here. Tho cool hr'cne ar ms
! 80 nos, ot,stis to the iife Of the guests ana I n'S
hce heartily eriored The week has boon hH'' WV"
,,r,os srorts and pastmes. and HichheH CUTTINGS ''
! worn lively appearance ,,, - Ga,
Tho arsi tournament ~ the srason was h'o '' '',
t,titg tsth on Tuesday afternoon. 81 was large ah'
fashionable nssetnhase that witnessed III" 's'i'l-
Tho sports ~ fho afternoon vsr" opened hf an
| dG4n of " u itanitou'a ROAD teams In'F h''H ''.
William thoY hayes RECORD ~ i.s' - ''' "Fp'''
, , t,,gi- rs soi,ndrl Tor Wil4m u t''iof =" np'n
tho tournament The conditions "i noe l''' "''' ''
each ndet vas entitled lo i've bouts lh''' "''' "''
,fttIiu,,, If riding boy MesstA, A iirhirn ana w ~
| f,Vor Aner "a close struggle ht lit1deh ""'
the nrd prize with 4. Guerra seroAd The Des' u"'
va- Gia seconds Amer thr tournament was over '"'
colored waiter. of ur -prHg House aud lAr Nr" AN'
lean entertained the audience "l'h nan N'' ''.
The Judges Of me tournament were Mer-s If",'S. "
Ter Harrison Henuque' FoAemus an" N'Pr "''7
a te,gtifnI oil naming the work Of f. Martinez OF
New-York representing hopharvestlng scene has re
Gently been placed on tie walls Of the Ne" American
paror.
Miss Hattie Harvey tie champion roier-ska;er OF New
rrol,nd gave an exhibition at the rink on wednesday
evening The engagement Of Miss Blanche MAJ den
closed last Tuesday evening
Thursday evening Charles Roberts. IT., Of Now-YorS
gave humorous aud dramatic readings for tho entertain
mont ~ the guests ~ the New American
Madame -inico and si-Eor CampoacIo, assisted by
rpbard's Orchestra gave sn operate concert at the
! New American Tuesday evening.
rua-e A. c. Monsoon, OF NewYork, Is at the New Amer
/ lean.
Tho Hon. Jacob Eaiz. Con-u. General from Guatemala
and family viii spend brief period at the New Amen
can.
IF Doniaguez Minister from the Argentine Republic.
and family. are at the spring House; also James O.
tIa.4 az California.
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LONG BRANCH



AND '''iN''''
.ri,v rrfr rr.rI .r UtnHf-rYt rrtlrr
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Lon" hH'('h' ~. '' ''''
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frrra "' '1. ansrso 'n' ''''' ''.'. ''' '.''' Ii+
Cleo 'h'".| In 'Hf fH' E'i.'.a t"' DOWN. q ''. I'.'
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about 'h' ''H. HH'H'I "'' '' '
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tI.f.. .I.i mad OLD. I ..a of obi. ...Yn .I l. f,.
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youu. laIr- t4u UIur Irl. 10 tlr.I ...r, pIr 'Iom
r.-... a. ...t.. ~ t.. I,.- ........ LID, AMIN I d
uI- bright .ul fu-I Hut .." anxious. u'IIiH- Ih' GOD
vent of tIruuu.,Io- balls IuI Perceptions a.a url,-.
o make tui. season tAe most brilliant one Long Branch
Ia. seen for yer.
me new billiard paror for ladies ~ the West Lnd I., I
blizzard -Tpert, Ne namnrr Of lady pupis Who are rap
thar me term. .'ed NY .@l It'CI, t.r I/
/Il- To " ''il tu'IL7' guy "i'-' VT '' 10 3d..
cured SUFFICIENT ho "led-c nl que Iau' l' .t l'r '''
enre between d." Kiss shot and round PIE i-1e one
lie SAYS tLe lallc~ t I'D quicker lt t ht''- 'I 10.
Steiner sex because thev are ~ uIi-V more "tr "'
the more graceful apers0n 10 the eIser J. 10 become
good player.
The chidtcn'' carnival az Tie ocean H2i'. W. i'Le
place some time ia August. II Will De very tl'"oi"
affair - ,
David NJ. HAdreih. iAe proprietor OF lir "e>I l.lt
Hotel, will tender complimentary Dali and supper ~ prs
Be- held ' in the hem new Ea snd the s1s WI be- m
the diuugroom Of tine hotel. Two bands VIII trf.s -
music, one for dancing and one f.r Ir'Ienacug IL.
Rink viii hc deliberately decorated Tor h"o'cdslou, WINCH
is expected 20 bc tho -Jcis. event OF the season.
Inc regular Saturday evening mon az ne ocean Hotel
took place this evening Dr. Thomas H. b~eF Oh New
/ f9Ik. aclrd as me Ao"r lu&hdE' . ,
x Alderman Jo1G Nc'laye Falce 'gm4is-gner zoe.
" HH9ol' .iAu,l N1'd anu NH.Hn iii-- :. an W
NeWlok of-aized tsea-e YES INTO L-h ns party one
i.uAnE l-l@ WreA a' tfu-li over Two nuIt4 Iodnus
VI "a u II VI ~ ~, '-i't luis Two iI'e, OH -AoIc
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RIrAL cLRcrs RLpER9 FEATS.

Fnm ne san fr1ncist' ''fpHiete' ...,
NGt Goodwin tells funny story OF col' cd %
Elfiau with 70 H. lu about circus Ilh. - .st, ...s
"You cant talk nOthfu' a. me 'n0ut circus Tlai Us
Won know there Amt no circus rdeis Sul5iue VI III
many
-. Ne1. don't know; tbets Robnson -....
"P.haw amateur. BE amt notan out amateur
ra 4lu't nOthil' 70 Waluer' 80. 49,,
III can turn 4 double somesault riding round the
ring
oRosisop can do sprins through hoop and LAID on
the horses neuk.'
" D0Js nJtls' 80 CsB Walner' - ... ,hc
Robinson IAN throw 4 soulersnuIt clear aciV'' th'
ring and land standing 200 tbe h0tss4 bh'h
"DOta nots a. can Walnsf' - ,,,..,.
Yes hat H0uinaon ran jump pH hof4' lhl' Ivy.
turn over three times and come down on me u"i'''
60 cah wall-no, sat, dot waa A. lie 1ou vi"
Elyiu' tus-f
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LIFE ANnNG THr CAT.KILLs.

rrr ). D "a D. 4
FROM r1r H.o'i'h CORRESPONDENT oF THE IiiH.S-.
Er,-.-r.V \ fulv 1911 e rpturu of
.. ....... ..i.,
Tis weather. .- considered ~ mor" importance mp hos.
lh'n iA' l'Ih'" '""i'tA "A.' ''. '''' ' '.@.'
1 get tnr morning papers ri.h Gag. ana H'ep pace "d
m events and indications oft tar LATTER It generally
co.. l.,....., ..... s.
-' 1r' d. .-i'" '.''i'' TOD -'' DIT"
Blaine fniu to secure in increase I'D '-' ''-' ' "''
avon t.,,. rut4r looking Forward .,a f...-b--i.
1900. .., .t. ,,..,-,. .....f f,... ,.,.e
week about To 'i-.' 'l' '"' ''''' "-.- "'.' ',''
1p to-day vI DID large snare OF the
.....f -..r4 The mir has been remark
h..', f.. ,..,v lava and fine dis
'- 'e-I' h'"e''i' I'. many ''- M "''' " ~
t1rt vlcw- have been 'u1 'uI & glorious
pre- deut Arthur vii. visit the rinle the laitrr par ny
,.....-.,..r rr.+ -v1.r. ti,. President and
.an, ar. specially invited by Mr. c-o-s. urlns. the
P'p.'' - co.. a.. t. ,..,
.1e '"'a'.- ana "-' -''". ' ''' '' '''
Ieuec NJ General -uarpr. fro Kiue.tIn
.. ,..... .. ,,.......g ,g..t bt.
l,,.. -,..,- when, they Will .u..I part Of the ,un-
- ........,... .,.. +. ,...,.f ..,.n.. .t I,.s.rre
40 adventurous, po-se .eril+ pedestrian arrived
~ fbc famous -iIn Mountain 80 "r1-
philadelphia t'.r ascending iI- RING '' il'
,',5.o ...I..,., lid. a. ,.l paid ,.- his long tr,rp
-...... ... ... p. ......., ,..,... t, ..I.
H 1f .f.rfIs snmD Hun TROUT p0-''HIHt'a large FH.t
I,r ,y.. recently 4ea. f... anl twenty tlur pound
........t .. 49,. f.... ..... ...,. a...
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l.
rt.r. Ibid. ..il. H,s I...r .ui r,I fo tlr rrp-f pf
Panther % H i'' .'.' 'I 'p ' ''i 'N. '.'''' ''
.uni vUdlraa 's r,If worth We '.er'"I IHrrr mr
.. ...... 6. t...t ,,I entertainments ..I ihIur.h
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"'lrIna f'I't 'h ''''' Del ''' -'.''' ' '''-"'
.t n..u f.r Isi.f ..I urit..If. If.u Ilf ioH.
IIr ..Hr .siHI.r.a t-4..HtHu o.
.uu u ur.f 1T ur trHrfsAW uHftL
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Mr.. D. Field Mr. and Mrs. Van Emeurgn' = wn,,Iseim
= q Miller W. VI. Emmett. G. j. Martin, Cardy veil
~ Cardwei Mrs s l. DntesPel l. Levy =; clar nnd
r q Allen W. NJ Polk and family " blinen' ~ NIX
rrnTblT and family, Mrs H. NJ Alexander Nj ssd Mr.
/. Randolph MISS NJ Goodwin; MIa nn.irntsrbsn i J.
casEiey T p Hzsmons A. Macksy NJ EossR NJ :" ans
Mrs - Rearuev Miss A. ogden, A. Kithy; :. b u.A "
Miss Ross, Miss A Ross Mrs Bennett ROW. Hr and
H. = wvers + Mills AID family, Miss IIrapeNe,, ~
and Mrs a. Crsndsl " Arnold 3 f. Jain ~. a p
NoILis ,S family Mir and Mrs -. r. Arnold y; heys
and family r r Roberts. M ana mrs kenny m
.,,1d-e o. Rosonhsum Mr. and Mrs. s. k"geI-i a.,
Ayers. O. Hitchcock l. @ Lawrence ~ GSnIS.r Mr.
snd Ms r. A Donslsson, q. T. TAYLOR e. aIr, IA
1us,d I NJ Ferrer W n. CLARK j. Ncnl9t's, ", iiss
Mrs Weus Mr. and Mrs l. Hneti' a. H. Dii''' -
7 uricn a. a. Miller and 4. n. NeFer
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per cents we're Of : M 1884, and 4i7' unchanged
1852 American railways responder 10 the higher
home quotations, but the full advance was s0t sstansi
at the close At Paris French per cents we're up 70
77.17la francs.
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SIT atlurs u1Inlco-(smG.es.

49, "hAD - ~~''iAA~~ ~~'''''t~-'
4 THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT
Chartered b, the STATE y Ner.Yorsl
v Il PRJj5 "a secretary X A. KELL6dd stt0facy,
Main 'c f.. 55 'i7 sTo1,y P'a5 "a. 5t a ST..
g IS ard 81 81 ,onrt.., T near "a, Ran
BrooSiyn 80 Yai,on-st near Vlniefbii-sve
Tho r.frnoes o lie following advertiser. have been IN
Adver'isor' can he our oTes
,-Cook-A Brya,,g eo'rlngloa'e city or county
CooK.-Eir,tc4ss private family city OF couatry No
COOK and LAU NpHEss-Good cook AMI excellent iaui-
COOK and A-SI-i WA-T-Ixceleutu private iamil cook
IAtXDaf-5, TT.,.5., private family city or country
WArTBE--- clss private family. c,ty or country
ItrNIHY and DIh3aFRwoRE Understands tho
rHt5iBEHMt 1aui-fA T5TRE-s .-..ood 5Rambermaid
'n. ap E9 ~ az , ,sl. D' st na ~
spectacle % DO e work of house Noilj at 'l7 broad
HoUs rvoRK.-Mother and daughter. pro'c't.uts % 10
H. at 1917 Broadway
4 Miss l.. CANPBELLS foreign and d.
y. m-s'ic male ara .e9ae ENPL9f hI ~ - q. a.,
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BL RErtI'Ip A. lHH
JPi9" " GtfdCE- ~" ,6 ,y. T, t6r1
Tlghtlave. SO. l53 Fomtlaye. corner Folrteentbst,
$50 hTlays f2raer ,pG ~ ,1 yeP,, M orcf y %
IlrI ave. corner one huniI candt euty rflrt, up -
sp Do, a. le1oir o1ce rates. -
COOK.-Ry1 respectable Protestant woman ;
- etre.uf baker. uudDre'anls Icr h"F.ts thoroughly,
cfv0r country r.unfry preferred best of f-nr's 10
N ~ IHtu-sr. "a fopr
COOK or NUB~E.-By young Swedish girl.
Y So 30 Els' t4'h-5t.
(ODK. Nc-Hy AN American l1lr i- excel
1 lenf cook. washer and uol.r Address .,,
COOK by an excellent Welsh cook uith
y liusNtrr g. nulsrsf1uds Fnsl'' ava 'mrr nu 500.
1t. f'eMy l.in l4 'e country 'hn Doe Son t'ie'' ono
CONpANIOE.-A graduate of tho Womons
- T.drfI InI.. rII 'asn iuH tIf.r n' .f 'hHhEb
b WHITEHALL fraane p.o~p .a.o i.-1- Wv'y
OHANBGRNtID aud WAIlBE.-.-lusit
- youHF gI VIo De- on es'e lent ''H org 1 - 'g.n.
n Her vH4 uI .y uH pi.s.e +h' 'm have N'"ei
81 enar, near i7b'' nps'a'
hRT -gNAkER.-A competent dir'-mtber
,td Uptf,iHr s.sI.u ~uft Doc rf &C. flHs fsIltfY
yffrual AaIltas prlrsAAAtH li"Ha IptiFh
JIOr-GWOEt and LArNpHE't i'y ono
ro.Is ..le'ra.. a., ntItHt ao.a0a ..ra... l''*''a
HOUSED tANiNG. -'y fo,uocthble
YOUNG sol.u Io 4o ouf uy ue day $40 na't tiih s.
AEAAl- TKE1-.-A- -clm.trr-r understands
> dfr--n4su4 int ili Kinds nl family -rfIn| foA e,
.ut bf ffo aa, VI ~-.a s1ud .At psI lrI |iu Al
dress w. l a. ribnnr rptaTa uacr. l.-- trI4ieay
NXASUlNG-By respectable woman 10 I'D
W gcltcmens washing 10 home best .y re.eienca
is1 ttaf"l room o
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Doar0 ano Rooms.
East sid,

East sds
A DVERTTgFMENT FOR THE NEW.
~ YopR fHinrvH WILL ~ HFttiNfn ArIHH
htsis nnHi o. ~ and zoe wsst i~rniy tidsi eotssi
Tisbt, ave- 500 lft tiaifiht~ni CORNER TuutfffHh -
100 tbifaavn fHfnrt Frffy seventh si ifnT fffH
ata nfif rItffh ~ md a ihr HANfFH Nl ~ n hn
lhlf1 fnfnrf ono hHhhful ahdtWfnif Nih e. 10 -
~ a, al tssu.al op'e taies
pOAKplRs WANftD,-llp EAST 9iHfs
- ~ single fipus aud npnfsi elegant infstnh nfsr
lass only tlI tmriF FiiA
4 GRAMERCf PARK.-fo let, elegantly
furnished rooms. win boaTt house aad suuDpndisss
rpupnauir references
81 EAST OIll-Si.-Apartmeuts furnished
ur uufIfn she'd house Just renovated elegant pariaf
no0r, summer prices noiid
m EAST 2OTli-ST-~trangcrs visiting city
- viii ind srgs cool rooms dt r3 aud upward hefsr
euces
DiEAST 2OTH.-Parl0r and second floors
Di private bathrooms private table, OF without board
single rooms
West Side.
. WEST3IST-ST.-P leasantfurnshedr rooms
. without board.
~ WEST 51ST-ST. With board large and
- small second and trt foors summer prices,
D. WEST 47TH->T. with OF without board,
- handsome rooms uauer prices transi' nt- tasen
- WEST 35TH-ST - Cool we'll furnished
'D'b room % let very des gable for sums
t%TH-ST. III We-t.-Tw0 large and three
-S'P small rooms newly furnished painted papsFed etc %
gentlemen.
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Rooms ana flats 10 fet.

VERY DESIRABLE FLATS and APART
MENTs ID LET all parts o. tle city
FOLSOM BNOiHkl.S. l,-.- lrO4dWy
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6Iua!lons tuHl!eo- Hll.es.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE. NEW:
y York rR.BUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At IHE
UPTOWN OFFICES No.. .,-, = u 2a.lNsy t'il,f NY
Fi1lth ave-. 81 l55 F0uth-tFe., c0mc. IouTfeenth-,
oo iaTaeyg G2rner and ~ iS III Orr = M
Ihri ave. corner dredaadtwcntyhfthst, up q
sp M, at regular o.lee rates.
An American boy living with mother wants
"A 10 learn trade. JOHN. Tribune ylce
DUTLER or WAITER.-By a Young man IN
5D9. 2T oaa a@ na q' i..si: @ lat %'.s
p0yer Wiling - oany part Of the country Adif7s
BUTCHER or DRTVER.-Byayom German,
- English p-akng age p years three yrts e1pereaes
refsrences address WILLIAM YOUNG, 575 First ave
COACHMAN. PORTER or PACKER.-By a
y asnzic sas man. 2ge = year. Ieiersncrs fa9
With aor,s. Address \ CHAEL CULHANE. a. ~.'r.t
COMMUNICATIVE; thoroughly under
- stand. LIS business In eye-y respect H. yeas tx
or address W. IS East 2sthst, a. cuJ stable.
COACHMAN and GARDENER-CoOK and
y LAUNDFEss-By young American couple We
s0' JUN J b. i tribune Uptown once. Las hroad"aY
C0ACHLAN - COOK and LAUNDRE~S-
y Understands nilkng ana s.epns Rl-'- "a sl,r. CT
good city and country references ~ az 1aSr 10
ENGINEER. BY an engineer; stationary
T. eugiae 10vesrs locomotive engineer Fife. strcfy
temperate MAR, BOARDING. AGENCY. 100 Broad
FARMER and HOUSEKEEPER- Bya couple
on Psutemaus place; the man understauds TIE % o.
thoroughly woman nrstc class bakrt tHd ofti'f
maker; BEST o. references Address j. y, Dn.a'e
GARDENER-By young man who under
~ stands hs business also underf' and. re pr, h,j
and 1rfrfug married wife would du hon-eW apoi
reference Address D.. j35 Ihirdsve
ARDENER.-By single man 0i long pflc-
VI ucs experience good rose Fror-i p ~ 'N. tlasri
gpders,uds nuwera vegetable lawns, &c very ISL
nj city references al o. address 60, q.
VIZ J GARDENER Oo2 Brofisl NsNlfk J.
INVALID ATTENDANT OrtO wait ON geu-
1 tsw.p- trhrst city references Address
s'J2. Tribune Uptown ONCE l.tis broadway.
OFFICE AsSlSrANr.-By Young German !
10 spasks French and English good prulan and
bussass experience sat siactDry references Aiifsss
CARL CoLMAN, u wssi SIS ~ =
GTFW ARD.-By hrst-clasa yacht steward
= On yacht best reference. rom present. and iofps srs
plsyefs G. r., Bi ~ Tribune unes
TWO energetic young men. with small cnpital,
L would Ike the igonor Tor chicago VI som ~Hih~"s
1 a. niMgs. GO Mnwauhssays, thioasA IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

ENGINEER. - By an engineer; stationary
II engiae ~ years locomotive engineer Firs strcty
temperate BEAR- BOARDING. AGENCY, 100 hfosa.
way uesr 3ltAstI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20
1RE PETROLEUA AARKFL

NHw-YORk July ~
The Petroleum market to-day presented tbs
usual features OF Saturdays summer dulness. The
dealings no the two exchanges amounted to only about
100000. Fluctuations confined within sarror
limits and easier than yesterday many because o.
the usual ds position ~ traders avoid the carrying On
"long o over Sunday The market. after sales from
63as 20 Gla cents closed steady q reaction NJ q cent
The range Of prices and the total dealings we're - fol
fp~a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

COOK or NUB-E-By Il young Swedish girl.
y So 10 El4' i4th-7t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

C0ACHNIAN - COOK and LAUNDRE~S-
u Understands milking anu s.egns place "a gs1-rs O.
der. wifi good COX AMI l1undi-sr no thtmDtapces
$780, Anderson, tj2 ith ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

EUDK. Ac-By an American lady i- excel
I lsuf cHus. washer and T0u.r Adlro-s
AMFuI.AN. Ns N.lf -9lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y YORK TRlHrSE WILL 3D. RFrtI.Ip Al TIE
f-piOVN OFFICES N0. 1888 Broadway corner IbutY
frst.st uutl D. and BOZ West TFrrt5 ~ rsf corner
IIghtI-ave. 80. 1913 F0mthage. corncr Folrcsnihst.
ESQ IhrI.ave Forty 4rventh-stt 500. ltL Ihud
ave near x'ioth.t and n the IA RIFN NfTfrF, 2 90
Third corner lcdandtN euty ii.4rt up y
& o. DID,. al fsrn Tar Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; thoroughly under
stands lis business IN every respect ~ years city
rsfecnge st family leaves account % selling mt CAh
ur address =. W. IS East 2stlst, a. cluJ stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, July 10.
THE GENERAL LIST

ActuaIsai.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

COACHNAN. PORTER or PACKER.-By a
\ aruze ragag man. age - gears a references ron
last eanp'oys sr0ig wiling ana thorouE acquainted
with lor-as Address MICHAEL CJLuANL f4t NrstsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

OFFICE AsSlSrANG.-By Young German !
Va apaaks rrrnch and English good ponlsn and hss
bas.ess erporienco sat siactory references Atfess
CARL COLMAN, 81 Wssi 5 - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

BUTCHER or DRGVER.-Byayou German,
ID English .p-akng axe % three v~tr eNpere1cs
In me sa0p and ~ the WAGON not afraid %, work
references Address WILL An YOUNG 57j First ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

GARDENER.-By a single man OF long pflc-
~ ncsi experience good rose gror-f a. g. =. 80,
understands frns bowers EegeiApc i""na N' WY 'ss
of city references all o. address ,. 90, q.
=" Wy - a GARDENER 082 Broad.st., NsW1rk. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-20

\ AmrrlC0U boy, Ulluk VIII HOIUrI NdHl5
n 10 learn trade. JOHN. Tribune pdice
DCTLER or WAITER.-By young man N
ID private family Just disengagef thoroughly uudsr
stands business hrsf-ctss references TOE lat 81
r0yer willing - any part Of the country Adif9s
J. T. East .-tA-at