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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18
The stock-receiving rooms of the
WHEN

Present very busy and interesting these days;
for is here that huge of Spring Clothing and
Furnishings daily received arranged, marked and
thence transferred speedily possible to sales
rooms for exhibition, inspection and sale The
perorty of the inducements offered by us-in point of
magnitude and variety of stocks, prices, etc.,-was
striking and obvious than at this time.
For instance: $40 will secure you Dark-mixed all
wool Cheviot Cutaway Sack Suit, of stylish cut well
and durably made and trimmed-a becoming at
tractive and serviceabe outfit of genuine pretenses
throughout. We particuarize this, not because it is
exceptional bargain in our stock, but simply be-
cause it furnishes convenient and fair illustration of
4he scale of prices prevailing throughout all depart
ments of the
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sullivan Anxious to Fight,

Herald reporter this evening" II will make a
fight with Mervine Thompson in any way or un-
der any rules he wants, with or without gloves,
in private room or d ring, for S. O0G a side, to
fight again without gloves, but III chance it with
this duck My money is up, and any match Pat
Sheedy makes in Chicago | will stand by. There
is no chance now for Thompson to get out with
out fight. l am only too anxious to meet him"
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Louisville Failures.

LOUISVILLE, March 17-There are no new
developments in the cases of D. K. Mason and
Semonine & Co., firms which failed last week.
Creditors of Mason from all points of the coun
try are showing up until the liabilities will reach
over 800, 900. The Semonines are still missing
1t is believed they have acted crooked and fed
the country. Their books are in very bad shape,
and receipts are out for tobacco not in the house
About thirty suits were filed to-day against the
failing firms. The failures will depress the to-
bacc0 trade here.
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A LACK OF NERVE.
The Democracy Not Inclined to Meet Any
thing New Vigorous.

thing New OF Vigorous.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-''What this Con
gress needs more than anything else" said
Michigan member, to-day lis nerve. There is
as much difference between the Forty-seventh
and the Forty eighth Congresses as there is be-
tween daylight and midnight"
"What do you refer tor l asked.
"Oh L speak generally" replied he. There
are enough propositions in the House to make
the reputation of the Democratic party if it
would take them up and deal with them as it
processes to want to. The bills to regulate the
trade on land and water, as they appear in
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-03-18
New Insurance Companv.

ST. LOUIS, March II. - Representatives of
fifty to sixty heavy wholesale firms and manu-
featuring establishments met tonight and took
preliminary steps to organize mutual insur-
ance company, on the plan of the New York
Mutual Company. A committee of five was APP
pointed to draft constitution and bylaws, and
the company will be organized in short time.
This action is the result of the late increase
in the rates of fire risks by the old companies.
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A Valuable Cow Dead.

Iowa CITY, Ia, March 17.-Mercedes, the cele-
brated Holstein COW, owned by T. B. Wales sec
retary of the National Holsten Breeders Associ-
alton, died this morning of milk fever. The COW
and her calf, which also died, were valued at
000 Mercedes had the greatest milk and
butter record in the world and took the Breeders
Gazette cup at Chicago, last fall Her last calf
sold for 81 600
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The Sharon divorce Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE Sharon d-
vorce case was resumed to-day Several of
Sharon's letters to the plaintiff were introduced
In some he addresses her Dear wife, and Others
Dear Miss Hill" The plaintiff testified that
when Sharon asked her to give up the marriage
contract she replied she had lost it, as she antici
pated trouble
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"IRELAND A NATION
Parnens Speech at the Banquet in Honor of
st. PatriclIs Day.

ParneITs Speech at the banquet IN Honor Of
ST. PatriclIs Day.
LONDON March 17.-At a meeting at Newcas-
teon-Tyne today in honor of St Pahick's
day, O'Brien, member of Parliament and editor
of the United Ireland, said the cause Of Ireland
was never more hopeful. He declared the gov
ernment was on the eve of downfall
Dawson, a Liberal member of Parliament,
speaking at a meeting in Glasgow, said the asita-
ton conducted by Parner in Parliament and
Davitt outside resulted in gift of 945, 600, 600
to Ireland.
A banquet was given in London in honor Of
the day No loyal toasts We're offered. rarnell,
in proposing the toast, ireland Nation urged
lrshmen not to depend ON any body of English
men, but to rely upon themselves. lie said Ire
lands future Was promising; chat the t!I-y Was
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Wreck on the T., G. & st. L. Railroad.

DAYTON, March ia Toledo, Cincinnati &
St Louis narrow gauge coal train was wrecked
at Hardness station at l P. Nj. by a broken rail
resulting in the killing of the fireman and
serious injury of engineer Clark Slanter
and passenger Four cars and the engine were
destroyed and the track and that of the Pan
handle road damaged and blockaded
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WASHINGTON March IL The committee on
foreign affairs adopted to-day, without amend
ment, the resolution and report of the sub-com
mittee on the Lasker resolution and will submit
them to the House tomorrow. The committee
also adopted and will report to the House a reso-
luton acknowledging the expression of kindly
feeling on the part of the German Liberals and
providing that their action in acknowledgement
of the Lasker resolution shall be a matter of of
fetal record.
Lady Clerks Invited to the White House.
Washington Special,
The women clerks in the various departments
were gratifed, o-day, at receiving notice that
they could be absent for the afternoon provided
[Concludcd on Second Pagel
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MORE ROOM

Our spacious store-rooms
having frequently proven in
adequate during the fall to
properly accommodate our ever
increasing number of patrons,
we have taken the large room,
% S. Pennsylvania street, and
shall open that, in connection
with our present large quarters,
as one magnificent store at our
First Grand
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In order to make our open
ing" the more attractive and
worthy the attendance of every
one, we shall give a fine Con
cert by one of our best Orches-
tras, and will present every
one in general a handsome
souvenir, and to ladies in par
ticular, useful and acceptable
present.
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SPRING OPENING
Thursday evening, March 20,
at 7:30 o'clock.
For several months our large

For several months our large
force of skilled mechanics has
been busily engaged at our
Rochester Factory in manufac-
turing our immense stock Of
Spring and Summer goods.
With the reputation we have
already acquired for stylish
and well-made clothing, it is
unnecessary here to speak in
praise of the style or quality
Of our New Spring stock soon
to be exhibited.
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Concluded on Second Page, !
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

tradition of the old mysteries has been carefully
preserved, but as Captain Bourke could not lhduco
anv of the Indians to reveal the secret 10 hif'
nothing is left but to employ once more the same
kind of conjectural methods which have been ap-
Piled TO the subject hitherto. The problem may
perhaps, be pursued at a future time WIN more
success by some traveller better prepared 10 oo"'
verse with the Pueblo Indians but, however Cap
ton Bourke has failed in this point he has the con-
ISOLATION of knowing that no one has ever ye, had
more success aud he has certainly gathered great
deal of extremely valuable and interesting infor-
nation about little known bntemphaiically note
worthy trbc.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
alc. pcN.Y. pclrolcnm E1chauge ana stock BoaFi:
fnlnnAN. nnc. e7-r VI

fAItunAY, Dec. @3-r "
The stock liohHueo mDlicta to-day developed
nh,r tom llot continued tor ih' f,n'f pri or
The dny. 1ho greater uou'iry m tbr rto'h mml| iH
reflected hy ruurlotions amounting To 3,7,o'o shares,
r.tin.t @i5"gi ehifca yc.lcfdIy, Eui to-day ls
,, t fnrnl. .h,d 3oJpuO ahnrcY ~ the total recorded
.nmhcf. utuparc, IhcuWunua md western o3O0o
nhnica wbch after opening w. lower ~ piia nnd sov
c nuctnui tome within the rance hciwecn spl9 and p H.
finally ended vcnii at 9p7I; 80. Paui-~3Nop share
which opened = on ~ 7oio after frequent
nnc'rn'ionf hc'wccn 7ON and GoN. ilnilly
closcl 40 70ii. lnkc Shore 3i,5oO fhatos-whlch
opcl down per cont at Co.'S ami after selling down
10 5g,- and mp 10 COZ ended at C0i Northwc icru-
go too Opened Oily o. lower it s3i2 went down
to ..f rose to ~}-4 and closed unchanged at s3as;
Western Unlon-29. 800 shprcs-orcuod steady 900 5iA,
fo 10 5Iiq and rose 10 ~ and ended az Doll; and
Union plcilic-oG.- 500 sIrcs-Opcned i lower az lGls
tutoi5i rallied % iGia and closed 40 lCil The best
rally of the da, was muc after o'clock hy the cover
c of Shorts" hj early sccr- so as 10 go home even
over Sunday And ihcfc was uo more slpiH'mo' than
rttiuilc character of apparent strength OF Che market
I'm Tie q, o,norr rrcociu Tho last ~ wmuts OF husncs3
v2s rcrcc,oi IA avc.A closing at toc 1entcf. ...
Gotermrui boud- we're outlet ana barely steady M tho
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
II'O 3 iii r t ~ XIX snIlIuERN DIVISION.
PENNSYLVANIA .RsAiitRs8AR

s,.+a.sA44a Aae hslFs;l III III F8Fffa sH,
HsfiI.ssAs flI,Egs tss gSi. sgRa sgqi9 sIs SBss-
.6rs Rpstf l&saa IginsI Ir0e shcs fplphg aip8sRsAg
Eis'se tsyF NJ R,9,raI aFIs S,Irsssas s
ssltinsge tSd so south "lptea gsstsgigA
NFrpIess OF Pnman Pafor Cars daily errepi snr9ys TX
q arrive a'hnytsn 900 p N ksgustESI Ts1 Tsgni.f
and $50 q M l. Sib and ~ m and IL lisnN opnN>'
BIB a. NJ, y p m. and l2 night
For Atlantic City except sunday, loo p IN.
For Cane May. except Sunday. lll0am No.. .,.,,ons
Long Braneh' Bar Head Junction and int Emea,s
VIA Railway and Amboy. m pooh ~ ou an a.
pm. ON sunday. 800 Q IN and e'O0p IN 1ao NOT '~ "
Boats on rooxyn Annex connect with oil throagh ss s
9; Jersey City anordins speedy and ar'e' '""'''
Trains Pttsburs 500 and l2e % 7sp ,oa
@ S! saa BaitlmsrS Saf 5sS Ss aud s
$50 $50 q,l3 Sl5, and dooi T. R.% San..a x. aSS
s@% @ PsIIsaspes w. vs. Sso s,S'D! sS aspe.S $:,
saSsoy ssSs 80 ssq ssS $50 SCs S.c ana nj sa
D,20 lUl05, aud 1910 T.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

rican,ers 'C,tv of Worcester and "Clty Of BOSTON
leave Pier 40 " r. foot OF Watte next pier above Dos
bro4scs IT, Ferry. daily. except sunday'. ut $50 p m
'I'nE ERIE RAILWAY, now known Us the
Yrw.YoRK, LAKE Eg[t AND WESTERN RAIL.
Arrangements trana FROM Chambcrsst Depot From 2'd
eu-Daty exc pi saaiay,s bay E.prs'. Drawing room
Coaches q bngbagton Einlri ald, purslo s'opss
b. m-nsy Xxx touis lin tqd Ipresa 10 ortrs charge
10 tM'. sIlwHn l9sgi II. 'p9k o'is n W o fts
1913 ~ Derolt 90 y m, spstaauee 70 ~; cleye
.;secshi iay y6eiiar if' IA t 2aH''a II y cc58 H. aSi
3. b. ,hsy, SieGSs5 4ptss tq ho vest As9ti ttlp
sAe.. Hats!5 Et.ssafa fsk yiaaili aha 'tbfslsS
eeYNt gkll1 Coe(hHie4 li5eye.st
sRgG'5a Ec%f ig.'3f} Il '5ay ! ~ A fsls#,.28S 8S@
ffRAlf 3'Gi.9 ita3i4Pn ts,$flisai sls ss8
Fisi8 "A ti3I t9 NJ Rasfiss M; Ssff5S5t#H Eg
A. Al .''ss t3s ~ " Il shtib Il st@ssaF afAfaw
asH@ NJ & Sty9 4, Gl9gssssg@
NSsSsf ss sSi 755 d5 agai l5g aig9SSs5aisf sun4,
fosiopt and Kingston aid Mostgomory am 3Sop M
ao'4sa pi 41 So l2}S aas aag 'o s'' $50
aS GH .u Connect WITH New Ontario aud Western
Tor9Sss 7sS ioo 80 ' $50 m sunday
Hoaf leave 9Sds quarter quarter after hour
from 5l5 % lO46pm every thirty minutes and from
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Porm and
espng coaches obtained and orders for the checking
and transfer baggage may he left AT the Companys oloes
Mo-. 4Oi 967I broadway. 1877 Weatst. y. Y, No.
Court At, brooklyn or a. the Company's oepots.
Express from tho Most arrive In NswYorf no I'lo
T:S0 / 1875 a.. and 1920
JOHN n. ABBOTT, Gen'l Pass'r Agent, Ecw.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ Trains for Fngewood. Clostcr. PermQut and
kysck 500 10 J. 32O +50. 90 6isO, $50 p NJ,
II 2miinicht. sundays 7, q. No. andclop N.
Nanuet spring Valley and Monsey7 10 mp &oo p m
J6nN \. ABBOTT Genr Po.sr Aren't. Newly erk
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
W VIA WEST SHORT or HUDSON RIVER
AL trains leave West l9d Cortandt and Dosbrossos su
tatiOus.
CLieago 40 q IN, ~ p. IN: Pullman sleepers through
81. Louis. 1850 ~ p. IN. Pullman Shoppers.
Detroit, .iOa m. '5ieO. = y. IN. Pullman seepers ,o
Suspension bridge agara Falls Buffalo isooheeter 40
a. IN, 'o.'O .sp sleeping and parlor cars through.
syracuse, 7ilO 10 u m. $3.50, .sp
Utica. 7;l0. 40 il:2O a. 'b6D - D. m - ,,o.
NewbuF Kingston. catskin. Albany "7ilu '1V Aliso
FOR Montreal ana Canada Esst 7,lo a. MI o,so ?. m
Hamilton London, 10 800. u D. m IoronAb 'o'oo'
.HaiIy. Othor trains daily except SUNDAY. a.
For Tickets limo tables parOr sleeping cur uccohnuk
finus or iormaop apply NJ ofces Jersey CITY, Penn
station HsDoEsH, nstonst Bioohlyn Coarst
ANNEX onoe foot fulton stI Now "a yVI yUl bls
$685. H6l et6 llsO l52A lrosdws! ib Vthavf IAY taN
l2bth At 1851 Bswery Penn. r. Stations foot ~ Cort
lend and Debrosses ss and West snofe rI!on 1901 Of
ws', .ds Dsgss.. ca' for s ana % ssssts i. hotels
u slstssE MiSRY M0NEff. Gsa Fsss Asoas
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE pESNsYLVANfA RAILRoAn
TIE OLDEST ROUTE

SUNDAY 3 srATIoSs III PaILADEL
PHIA y IN NEW.fORh.
rxpres Trains Leave ok via Desbroses and Ccrsan
sa5' sisS' : $40 o AND 10 Lim,e H. llioa%L si2
a. and ~ " ana m y p @ snd u
hight Emlyaat and seoond glass Too IN .,,a.v aso,
Neins leaving ksw.York dayi except sunday ran
yiso and IN. /. T. 4. AMI sp. n, connect ''s
Returning trains leave Brosdss station rhadspsh "a a&
USnd III IN, tinltsd Express 1850 aud o59 faoE
bn6 0'so 7s0 7ts and els "a "a I'M 1n y "Stsd i1
and 7I5 , n, leave philadslphia Via Camden ''''
Teist 49, and ott nroaaws A"Sr msa q,
lnl foot Qt psspresses and CortlssdS .s nrssSlysi
ruschs IIots Hopokenl ntston Jersey oity .ms~
The Now York TIanslof Company will ea' Tor ~"
baggage from hotels and residences . .,,oo
IuARlib 10. pu6u, y, WIZ A~~uh
General MsAaseE oepesa '@sss ~
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
propo sails.

NOTICE.-Sealcd proposals will be received
~ until Y N, Of ednesday, Dscember 81 1885, the
Olce of THE PENNH LNANIA COMPANY ron IN.
hURANCES OK lINIS AND CHANTING ANNuITIiS
No. 43 Chestnuts Philadelphia trustee TO II
oil ~ many o. tie Philadelphia Wilmington and baltimore
harOai stock trust corhc4,es as tlSi O will pay Tor
The offerings at the lowest prices not exceeding par
ing Ia the aggregate more thsn tho amount stated VIII
De accepted Inc parties Offering uom advised At
payment bemade when tie eeIncais, are assigned aud
lliCT January =. lTNj.
Proposals. ndorsed Propoaals Tor sale OF Phia
deiphla. Wilmington aud baltimore silrOad hork Trust
Certificates aud addesscd 10 IlI DIZZY hAYTH, Pres
A3l Chestnut NJ, Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

81 ,152,750; payments S776373; currency balanc"
SlBOs7 $50; coin balance, Sl2i,5ll,37l
The customs receipts reported at Washington to-day
1868 O72 aud the Internal revenue receipts were
S222 1856 The United States Treasurer received $751;
National bank notes for redemption, ana the re-
celnL. for The Weck fOllONs:
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

ATEAClIER of the higher English branches,
~ with lI,nch latin, dosirr4 private pupils OI
would take sole e.! of young 'rs whose health rqlr
nuhier innate addT'-s MISS q t-it MIS- toyr'ir u
karti7th-t, Wuc tr,eron'es may be- r''n
AlElICAN AND FOREIGN TEACIlEKS
" Aernr supplies prtfe,-nrs Teachers, Tutors Cover
ncssos etc., 10 toI.grt ~,ho,s ant linilics Appy 10
m3s n. !. NOt@p.ltLipN, 2i tnion spuhfH
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, catnb-
~ lbshrd t,5 provide fprimpiY best lDhr 0i lrfao
Pupils ttunr- Schools alleges iutir7 NJ rbll HfIp'4
Wli iriblf uiuruiupu - pttntif 1fifl lrt't'.s
nlWnya wanted. AppusittDn form lri 1i up
J. .N,aciisnnENnpnt a. 80, r'N.liihai' p. :.
4 VALE lindnnlc wishes punle puplsi
~ nifug i0i o0irfn aprhliY hni'tt diY frl',h"rt
Adif'st fAllH h't 49, ihpnh' 'M''
AIuEMArlCS nHpccnly; rapid proucas ;
vi tiffN.ib. n.Irctd rfuouoH,
Ipili."U, lihHno pt"Wn nm'r l.'"' ht"l'"W.
fTEAClIEnS WANTED. -Gcnllcmln-'lh
oufY Drrd0ut,d IngiHh trr0 0t't for cnHf h"iid
YIlJUV IN',HiCiN NhD toHtioS tEACu.te.
AGItrtt2, lmon Hqnuc
~ ANTED.-l l.rcng"mcnt o. visiting goycin-
W Iufilah lnhv p'ncutcd fuhfrt ilOtuurh Eng
lab literature piano dtAwnt singing punilnPi dnrhgnt j
noW ~ loiue apply y. r, Tribune iptown once LIS
broadway.
VALE GRADUATE -An cypcucncci IN
urtc0r and private tutor d.frt rl cn ftfnu'lt >
" mono hours daily Address y. A.. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28

...##a #.ll ...aEH. N I.a ].
VA lFS5@g 4r.Ea & Hafil'G2tttam nm,mn
hf'r lmigrafleHalh sca1aN{ tle aeanss wero
fllcaaciiib 't.t }a, tit a,ths ttic, m'f tdd a6Ms
mdi Iast ltnn, $50. Virginia and Georgia lHsle7 Nrre
inutialH large Consul ls dccinod from Is % i3li and
mc income, tcl from = 10 9a9ia Lrlo second cmsols
Fhor and afalo sl IS we're comparatively steady at
IOaa iOl Central of Jersty conso'' were i lower
at '7sis. and lie currency 6' wore Il lower At 25
Canada southern nIsts, with small sales, yelred = u
st. aul Consolidated - AT l22 IA lower than the
last prrynu, sales Norhwcstern new dohentures Weru
Oft y at % Denver. Kio Grande and western ilrsis
were l.. higher AT 81 oregon short Line Us declined
per cent 10 81 TcXa, and Pacific first Rio Glande Div
ern division. after 19, at .0A were lower ana thc
incomes. after 1914 az l7le were mp Il per cent
The weekly bank statement of averages shows hrther
expansion In loans OF II 53l 500 The total cash shows
81 Io2 300 instead gain Of ~ sIi which the other
chanecc call for The result Is the addition 81 fSaloo
Following are the comparative totals of the statements
OF December 20 and December -
Rcs q Zoo .gosssGo Pss 3 Inc PPl nffs
issse sssendcr. ss5?5S ssoSo 81 5So %S Dec iSo
S!5Soo 5Sp 5sdoS Dec ns cd9oS
The following shows the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposit liabilitiesi
Dec 20. Dec. 81 Changes
LSs. 5 'S beS sS
Total reserve. .sl2i 5s74oO sl2+7G2-Oo Inc s4i64oo
Reserve r'q'red 80 .. an o--o
against dopts sj,s6O715 o5sls,O2S Doc 's'oo
Surplus ...... $4,000 045 s40Ois770 Dee. f25s.loO
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges. y72, 2,si5. 1885, balances. r3,j59OOj Tor
The week Exchanges IOr ,30l s2i balances, S9l,"lo
glD.
Tho suD-Trcasury to-day gained on balance T37dJs6
made up by aeon gain OF ~ ihS ana currency gam
OF S2Oi0ls. The days operations covered Receipts
New-York tribune., 1884-12-28
sllrrNanu tllnnlto trNt-ts.

A A.-fiih phorEGElyEs EMPLOYMENT
&4YFHaiifH' 'l5ssa / ( 4#A#ittE' y3jFa9
sHAaa.A At.}AE3,A3.i' AM is'iEIIs.
\ Ri'@3 i''i4'fHiH3aijfi isa}Sa @
srassyer,8 8HAseH 1iiad4 II me~asag es4,
y's6GAS 1iif'ieH#9i IYie family SO b 2 al
'tUuH 9hiA5elsI4Nr YAsH-no0ugAIy eompeenl
COOS ani lAtY3iI4~ -,Gool cook and thorough Iaun
AMSrIiias-T.rstcass cnt and dti young neat and
rospoctaulS So o7ati3l7 nro4dway -,.o.,o.,
TuKsE.-lroteI4nti grown children neat and respect
"'WiEsi iif''tsstant Infants. thoroughly competent
NGf5Nf'isAfi H6T SEWoRK.- Thoroughly competent. No
a 31 hgoadgay aycney competent prefers country
WAifiESS or rCIiAMBERMA ID-FTst-class IN either or
both. No. J Z, at l3l = Broadway.
A -EMPLOYERS FKEE.-Ladies in want
y OF good acrvants shonld call at the UPTOWN EN-
iLoYMENT OFFioE 100 East 5lstst
NUAMBERNAID SEAMSTRESS and MILF
is Grs class raIasi.e nnlner. Address NJ. H. Irb
Uptown Office, l,23s broadway. ---------
NOOK.-By domesticated person, with girl
age ID Protestant irsclsss in every branch OF COOK
Ing objection to largo fanny ciy or e1y s 5,tb G oe
NOOK.-By a Protestant woman iilst-cass /;
II bnne piown once 1898 broadway
NUAMBERMAID, SEAMSTRESS or VAIL
RTSS First cass unexcrp0nal references and will
give satisfaction. EPISCOPAL UNION 90 East l2tas
NOOK.-By a Protestant frst-class no OBJ
~ jec country best city reierepce ADDRESS w.
ESQ tribune Uptown Office. LBS broadway.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-By two young
" American gIls Of excellent character ami very
competent EPISCOPAL UNION 52 East l2thst
AINDRESS.-By Il cOlored woman ; family
washing 75 cents per dozen. $50 West 32d-st.
I AUNDRESS. BY a respectable woman
lnd.es or gcnemoI washing done at her own rooms
Grst la. best city Reference Inquire at ,., sans,
TAUNDKFSS. by a respectable woman to
do family washing 10 out BY day or do fine washing
NURSE.-By experienced sick nurse, willing
y 10 make h rrsen useful best ref ,rences. ,
Miss ANNA sIEhh, 40 tlntona'i, lropkyn
TSEFUL.-By "a young English gif at some
VI thing not hildi small compensation expected
EPISCOPAL UNION, 54 Last l-th-st
VyTASIIlNG.-A tlst-clnss c0lorcd lnnndress,
w win unsurpassed facilities aud good references, wishes
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