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LEWIS e. PAYsoN.
VIII Ho Receive Something Good from
Mr.. Harrison?

Will IIo Receive Something Good from
Mr.. Harrisona
Lewis r. Payson's prominence among
tho men who are likely to have great In
fiuence with the coming administration
is not a matter Of sudden growth. He
has served In congress as the representa-
tive Of the Ninth district of Illinois for O
number Of years, having been elected
five times to tho position. His first po-
litical preferment was bestowed upon
him In 1868, when he was made county
judge, principally ON account Of tho
fame he achieved In tho conduct of re-
markable case In tho courts. II was per-
haps the greatest case he ever handled In
all his practice, though that has been ex-
tensive, and In the course Of It he won
tho reputation Of being the leading jury
lawyer in central Illinois.
Tho facts Of the case were romantic.
Some time in 1865 or 1867 there came
from tho east to one Of tho mining vii
lagos near Bloomington, Ills, q young
couple who seemed i'll assorted, but who
evinced devoted fondness for each
other, and who settled down to mako q
homo in what was to them strange
country. Tho husband had been prizo
fighter, but although no was in tho very
prime of his vigor and strength, and tho
way seemed open to him to achieve such
fame us prize fighters may win, he had
left the ring and had promised his wife
that he would fight no more. He sought
and readily found employment in the
mines, and being sober and industrious
commanded good wages.
The woman whose influence had re-
formed him was beautiful, intelligent
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turn to money.
But it has been
all money and
none of tho COM
forts and luxu-
uries that render
money so desira-
BILE to many peo-
pie. There has
been no wife, no
chick, no home.
1t has been said
that this is the
result Of an un-
fortunate love af-
fair in early life,
butno ono knows.
For years the
millionaire has
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gwrrTs SPECIFIC

oWIBTB sfEC1IfO
II entirely . vegetable preparation con.
tainins no Mercury, Potash, Arsenlc, or other
poisonous substances.
sw,rrs srruy,ol aA
Has cured hundreds Of cases Of rpithsli0
ma or Cancer Of tho Skin. thousands Of cases
q Eczema, Hood Humors and skin Diseases,
and hundreds Of thousands of cases Of s>:rof.
ala. Hood Poison and Blood Talnt
swfFr's srEcrrro y
HAS relieved thousands Of c ses Of Mercu.
nal Poisonine. Rheumatlsm and Stiffness Of
sSss,cc scSn,sr,sooc,, \" r,s,, June n iss-s*itre
'ss ssss bad e
sss,ns + = /. uh1er advice Of another, and
ii iiSs fS. a::, .nS .sss s
e :ss. sni p:r9,es arr gssrssS.y sss veil
Ill West siath 81
epsoi6c Co, Atlanta. os. NGensismeS, iwas
sgreat sufferer from muscular rheumatism
lisf from Sny pssicinS prsserisea re "ss' ss my ny
payns'sn, ! took over . dozen bottles cf
yoar y = - end nov am as well ns lever
cured me, and would recommend Il 70 any
Que suffering from any blood discasc Yours
Wuy. q. y. HUoHrs,
Conductor G. a a. H. n.
Waco, ryyAs, May ., 1884, Gentlemen, rhs
aficssd with iosthsome skin disease, tSse
coyersd her whole body. She was confined
70 PET b:d for several years by this affiiction,
And could not help herself at ALL She could
not sleep from Violent itching aud stinging
Of the skfn. The disease bedied tho akili Or
the physiciens Who treated iS Her husband
began nnally giving his wife Swtfts Specific
snd sns commeneod TO improve almost i'm.
pSrensiy veil. She E is nov % = hearty ns WA nac. s
kcoxiry lady with no trace OF the sffiictioa
ssf@ tSvrs very truly, J. p. sRAns.
k"-- "A'''s'o Druse,s" Au'un Avenue
' ffsatiss on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. Tax swIrr srxciyIo Co.. Drawer 4
Atlanta, Ga New York. 7JG broadway.
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-
of the voters were
in the army on
one side or tho
other in the war,
and then came
an election, in
which, to the sur
prise of the coun-
try, the Republi-
cans gained for
the first time the
control of the
state legislature.
The result was
that in 1864 Hen
derson was sent
fo tba ITnifoI
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AeoUT TIE WEsLEYs.- /.
The Death Of Charles, the Hymn writer,
Occurred 100 Yeara Aro.

Occurred 100 Years Ago.
The commemoration on Dec. Q of the
Tooth anniversary Of the last year Of
Charles Wesley, poet Of Methodism, has
brought out q number Of "reminiscences Of
the Wesley family not hitherto pub
lished. Everybody knows that Charles
Wesley was o strange, impractical GO
MUS, but comparatively few know TINT
he was the father OF family of remarx-
able musical genuises; that his son stood
before kings; that his daughter was an
able writer at the age Of Is. AL
and nearly all peculiar. Many were
precocious In music and few eccentric
to the extreme Of absurdity. It Is
scarcely possible for self reliant Amer
lean Of the present day to comprehend
what helpless creature Charley Wesley
was outside Of his particular line, and
how heavily he leaned on his more exec.
utive brother John,
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While Gen. Sherman and his family
meet with great loss in tho death OF
Mrs. Sherman, which occurred recently
at New York, tho poor lose an able and
tireless advocate. Mrs. Sherman was
Ellen Boyle Ewing, the daughter Of the
Hon. Thomas Ewing. secretary Of the
Ewing had also adopted Gen. Sherman
when he was a boy. The wedding be-
tween Miss Ewing and Capt. Sherman
took place in Washington In 1850 in the
presence Of large humber Of distin.
guished guests, including the president,
Daniel Webster, Henry Clay and Thomaa
IL. Benton. -
The couple lived successfully In Cali
fornla and in tho south, and at the
breaking out Of the civil war were living
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An UnprofitabIe Medicine.

"You will find this medicine just the
thing for sickly children" said the drug
will ts tss appetite pssnS % per een @an
81 don't want any OF it. l have seven
children In the house and they can al,
ready eat more than ! can give them. -
New York Sun.
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and refined, hav-
ing come from O
station in life far
above his. What
romance had led
to their marriage
was not told, but
1t was certain
that sho married
him know ing
what he was, but
stipulating that
he should fight
no more. Tho
husband kept his
promise, despite
Tho fact. that hia
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=; :; -; 5;;5!;!! 49,; 900. >; !;
evSn ---,-.., --.-.,.,,,-
lIS VACATION ENDED. y
TINE FIerjeTH CONGRESS GETS TO
,voew oNee MOOR
'onN oNSe "one'
--
new the Nas,on's Isxialsso. Act a, n.
c.-,.. r.-...-'-
osa'ne DsS-scenes Around the Capt.
sol-zhs Galleries Of the Hsuss-TAs
Pass Boys and Their Autorr.pb A,buu..
IN
~
N
N
HS IN
~ 49,
a
NJ ~ @ N
W@
M3-!1 M/z5S
Ww 3NES
mn ~
IN III ~V/@
xEG2 X~
f" M N SJJC4 n dav oa
W the assemhling ~
A concress " Wash.
Ue incfon looks ma
though a carnival
u were in prooreas.
The wide avenues.
~ strangely silent
usually. and not disfie,,red 6v The heevv
Aeov or, krs~ r. A. s------
and splendid equipages Of people. ali
tending toward the mighty pile on the
grassy hill, glistening like q sail at sea-
the Capitol. The crowd around the Can
itol Is almost classic. The procession Of
people all going one way, swarming all
the streets, and finally arriving at the
many entrances to the Capitol (all the
principal streets Of Washington branch
off from the Capitol Is O sight that can
scarcely be seen in any other city in
the United States. True, the people
do not, as in ancient times, carry sacri-
fees to the gods, nor do they unite in O
They are, on the contrary, very Jolly,
eminently good natured, not at ali
rIeverent in speaking of the statesmen
palpably out for q holiday, for O good
time. Many Of the people are from the
,north-from New York, Boston, Detroit
and 1t is easy enough to distinguish
them from native Washingtonians be-
cause Of the rich, heavy furs displayed
by tho women, the heavy ulsters by the
men, which are altogether unnecessary
In Washington in December. But those
furs and those overcoats must be ex-
hibited. 80
In the Capitol the crowd Is tremendous,
The vast rotunda is densely packed; the
hall Of statuary is completely filled, and
In every out Of the way nook you will
find groups of people taking things in.
Even on the top Of the massive dome,
which rears its front against the sky sew.
eral hundred feet, you will sec people
walking around surveying the thrilling
prospect before them-the wide Potomac
washing the docks of old Alexandria;
the sleepy little village of Bladensburg,
where was fought the battle between the
Americans and British in 1914, and the
scene Of many bloody duel in the early
part Of the century; the stupendous
Washington monument, with the blue
hills of Virginia as O background, and
many another sight enchanting to the
stranger in Washington for the first time,
-
The scene on the floor of the house Ia
worth remembering. It is so active;
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1t has been computed by western
statistician that the people of the United
States spend more than 81, SOC, ,Q00 every
year for chewing gum
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rRAvxLERs GUIDE.

EbANoN q LANCASTER JOINT
~ LINE RA1LRoAD.
Arrangement us Passenger rr,,n. On 80
AFTER. SUNDAY, Eov. ls. ISsS. s.
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Originality Il the faculty Of adapting
9n cd idea 70 . new occasion, Squire
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In st. Louis,
whero Sherman
had just accepted
the presidency Of
a street railroad.
During the period
OF his military
service he left his
family at Lancas-
ter, o., with Mrs.
Sherman's father.
Mrs. Sherman
was a member OF,
the Roman CATH
olic church, in
which she devot-
Q d herself to
charitable work.
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Mrs. Anderson, Of Portland, Ore, IA
the right kind OF woman. She went out
shopping the other day, and noticed that
q young man, was dogging her steps.
FINALLY he made an attempt to grab her
purse. Mrs. Anderson laid down her
bundle, rolled up her sleeves, doubled her
asts, and gave tho fellow mauling that
be wiz remember for sozua TINA
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Popo Plus TX recognized her services,
and she was trustee Of Peters Pence"
In America.
Gen. Sherman himself Ia not Roman
Catholic, but his children were brought
np. In their mothers faith, the Oldest son
being a priest.
Mrs. Sherman's remains were taken to
the Calvary cemetery at st. Louis for in
terment, where several children aud
Grandchildren are buried.
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TRAINS REAp ~

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. ia ino1
TRAINS LEAVE BEADING.
For Columbia and Lancaster 1t 20 NJ, lAoB
y IN and 10 IN. \, 7zl
sor Qnarryville at Z - laos m, nad 10 p =.
For Chichies alto. l2 10 p VI. and 10 p. y.
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMRH. III
For keading a. 80 m. 1a.<s ana 6t0 p. n K.
For Lebanon at IL IS ana 10 y m. PA
TRAINS LEANk kQUAkRYvILLr.
Tor Lancaster At $40. 92s q IN, and q 90 An1
60s p. m. ,7e
For Lebanon at 250 aud b0s D m.
LEAVE KING srKEkT (I.ancaster.l
kOr Reading at 80 m, 1857 and 3 20 q. IN. RI
Tor Lebanon st 100 In l2 20 ana sbt q m. q
For Quarryville at s3,, $50 a m, a06 ana a1o
pm.
LEAVE PRINCE STREET tLancasser.y
For Reading at Z ~ a IN, 70 ~ and BA d m. i
For Lebanon vt Ola m hS aud % m
For Quaryvilie al 9 u. a2O N, a0l aud 80
y m.
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON.
For Lancaster at 7l2 . m. IL 10 and I'D p a. q
FOR Quarry vile at II q IN ana IL 10 and IN
y IN. 14<
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NORTHMARn

READING q COLUMBIA DIVISION.
AO Phi q hEADIN9 H. =
AND BRANCHEs, AND LEBANON AMI
LANCASTER JOINT LINE Il, h,
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
TRAINS LEAVE READING.
For lancaster at I. 20 m and $40 IN,
For Quarryville at 40 IN.
TRAINS LEAVE QUARRYvILLE
For Lancaster. Lebanon and Heading st 4 10
Am.
TRAINS LEAVE KING ST. (Lancasterl
For Reading and Lebanon at sCoa IN and : q
pm.
For Quarryville atB Blopm.
TRAINS LEAVE PRINCE ST. (Lancsstor.l
For Reading and Lebanon at sis q n ani
Z 0t y m. l
FOR Quarryville at 602 m.
TRAINS LEAVE LEHANON. *.
For Lan caster at 76s n IN and % . M
For Quarfyviilo At 8 Is pm.
For connection at Columbia, Marietta June,
iiop, Lancaster junction, Mao hsi.n, Readine
ana LIE banon, see time table At all stati0ne. 81
A. N. WILSON, superinM n6ent
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n" cured hundreds Of cases Of rpithsiie
ma or Cancer Of tho Skin. thousands Of cases
o. Eczema, Hood Humors and Skin Diseases.
and hundreds Of thousands of cases Of sarof.
ola. Hood Poison and Blood Taint
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Has relieved thousands Of C ses Of Mercu.
siai Poisoning. Rheumatism and Stiffness Of
the Joints.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-10
TIRE PETROLEUM MARKET

,,,,,r,s rpox THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PhloLe.
rrbs crude certificate speculation yes'eru"y r.,,,y
~, =. f,,rIv active SCALE with prices oeprc''o -
IN favor OF the bears From the oos' hsu . ..o,s
A. ,ar.s, ouotation showed loss OF nearly e'
,, n.rsd with wednesday night the loss Is ony
,sr ,..n,,,r There was considerable variety III "'o
n,.,,ons hut the selling the recessiohs appc'o1
- r 80 M. the efforts recover lost goco', or "
80, IT,, contracts TO be covered at pront nan ~
un,o.d,no, process The news from the neid poT
sossaa M nonts of interest but there "ero h"
,yoa,orp kilograms regarding the POSSIBILITY Vi 'o W
On, vells which tho bears are hoping VIII cause ~
change I'm the favorable field SITUATION "o,"y IT..
- % IN. strength OF the commercial position 1A'
West has fought the advance from INC - =. -.
times TO do So Its sales yesterday appeared 70 10 s
and the argument advanced hse '"o ' -, 49,,
sold for the last few days the Exchanges Yves. VI %
city was too great than be other thah nA' ~ ~ a.,
refining interests The weakness OF this story n -
the probability that IN the season Oh al 49, -, -,
trade reaners who may hold crude arc not nkev "
auc. their SUNNY OF raw material until the inquiry
for tho manufactured article has been fuiiy meae
Thsrn GOOD demand certificates to Dorro"
natn and we suspect that the short interest mas io'
e n, fla magnitudo even the face OF the reazauons
n, nroGts that hayo taken place since oil got Close "
90 cents The last prices Of certificates were near 70
the lowest Of tho day. they were made by hammens
process that brought but small amount OF soOoS
There is somo expectation and larger hope tnat tne
market may be brought SO cents but unless tho
Western news develops unexpected phase, the pros
pect Of fall than that Of rally IL the sunaco
signs Of speculation be interpreted The close was
apparently heavy, but not weak.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
follows
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Ocean Gteamew.

Ocean Cleaners.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
Companys new)No42 North River foot OF Mortons
ia EOiiMANDIE.de kersabric, Saturday Aug IL 8 am
LA CHAMPAGNE Rover saturday. Aug. 25. a IN
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No. Bowling Green.
Ii AMBURG- MEXICAN 5. S. Limo for Ply
mouth (London). CherbOurg (Parls and Hamburg.
First Cabin, $50 and upward. Storage AZ low rates.
Ifammonia II 30 y IN Aug ~ Weland 80 IN. Aug %
bohemia 80 D. IN, Aug. Is Morayia m, Aug. %.
KUNnARpT CO.. CD RICHARD 4 CO. Gen
i APAN-CIIINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San francisco as fouowss
OCEANIC Saturday. September &
GAELIC Saturday, September %
superby ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AccomnodationS 10
Reservations be made by letter telegrsp TO- and
Room "a Railroad Building, San FraLciseo
~ LELAND STANFORD. President
7. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
GERMANlC Capt. Gleadell Wed, August 49, IL 30 m
'ADRIATlC, Capt. Cameron, We'd. Aug. 90 80 a. M
BRITANNIA Capt Parsell. Wed. AUG 90 10 30 A m
From Whs star dock. West 10th al
EhTES-Saoon ESQ $50, $50 and elCO Return Tickets
favorable heerage from 70 tho Old Country
$40 a limited number OF second cabin passengers car
specon OF plans or other information apply At the Com,
pany's once. No. Al Broadway. New York.
J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND
CATSKIIL MOUNTAINS

PONDOUT. KINGSTON AND
CATSKII4L MOUNTAINS
Landing at Cransons West polnt. Cornwall Noon.saas
MstlDtro, Milton, Pougnkcepsie aad Esopus eei.1ssa
with ulser and Delaware, Stony Glove Catskil Mee nm
and kaaterskll railroads Steamers CITY Oh hlS0SssI
md JAMES w. BALDWIN eaye every weeA sSsly,rssy.
y M pier foot Of Harrson,st, N h, eAsep. NsndSs
when CITY OF KINGSTON leaves at l D. M, AwaH
only at New6urg and Poughkeepse, connecting ,,ssii
special train for all Summer Resorts through the vcr
Mountains Leaves Rondodt Sunday nights az II oeyfne
on arrival OF special fast train from tho MOUNTAINS a
a. New York Monday a.
- NARRNG ATsFIsr PIER WNrCH HILL, Prove Pr. "
DENCE WORCESTER, and points north ,S anS rom Nsw
Providence and Worcester. Steamers eaNe Aally.
Pier s. n. r. block above Canal ST. az p hars
except Sunday Through Parlor car ress ,hout extrs
charge aggage checked from residence 70 aeSu
Westcotts Express Company. ,o- ok7 o6l SAT,
Tickets and state rooms on sale &C tV xo,, and
3o7 42i 957 Broadway Astor HOUSE Sos ss "a
"lu1SIs H p,VSo Wt oin'o' "'''' o. II BRIGGS
W. " bap - ri,ss .c, Cen PasA Az
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The refined oil market Is unchanged in tone and posi-
ton, and the price was firm and unchanged at "a
cents per gallon Abel test az all ports.
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NORWICH LINE for Boston. Worcester.
PROVIDENCE LINE

BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. wORCESrEh
AL Northern and Eastern points and tho
WHITE MOUNTAINS
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHuSHec cn.
leave Pier %, n. r., foot Warren ST. at 80 N
Meeting with through trains for Boston, leen3
o arriving Boston at rs M, A.,
White Mountain points at 10 a. Through Psas
Reeves's renowned orchestra on each sysa rs
Baggage checked by Westcotts Express Company run
ifence destination. Tickets and state rooms 80
o07 257 347 S97 42l 957 Broadway, Asof HOUSE
mOpoltan and Windsor Hotels and all Offices OF "a,
Express Company in New-York or Brooklyn een" ''
summer excursion book with rates and routes 70
o. III. BRIGGS, w. r BABCO1h, sofI.
Gen Pas. Agt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt, P.o. Box W.
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-IACKSON SEMINARY, 2,025 5th.ave, n e, COT
A. Boarding and pay ,s sch cSes
rcchnica training Building detached large airy
extensive well shaded. professor oil edo'ns IT'LL, Senf o.
.<CsTAsSTCAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1861 Madison-ave
nep 1o5th s,-Pupls fitted for all colleges open 70
wellesley without further examinati1S p pns yn6ere
ncnnens Oct l. Miss North and Miss Barnes frihcpA'
IssEs A. AND NJ. FALCoNER PERRIN's GIL, ellis
NI school Removed 20 spacious house ~ Leh9 91
ava NewYors Tenth year begins september Z''
boarding pupils 5000 per year
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPsoN'S
WI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
70 and "a East 57th-st, NewYork
Address, until Sept. 1st, care OF j. hISNEDf IoD
CO Bankers 68 William-st, N Y
MRS. GALLAHERs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
81 West Fifty second'st
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS
LIVERPOOL. Aug. $3.50 q. rn-Beef-In good demand.
Hams-In fair demand. Pork-In good demand Bacon
demand long aud short clear strong at ASS. 3d.
Chee'e-In fair demand. Tallow-In good demand prime
city strong 2is Spirits OF TurpentneIn fair demand
Rosl-In poor demand Lard-Spot and futuresH olders
Offer moderately primo Westernspot and August easy AT
AS Cd do. September and Octber. easy at 44s 3D..
Wheat-In poor demand, Fourth far demand. Corn
Spot-In poor demand Fuures-In fair demand. Hops al
London-NewYork State-ln poor demand
LONDON Aug. 81 n. m.-Lnseed oil, lss 'od per cwt
ANTWERP. ADg.9-Wcoxs lard closed at lOf francs
per loo kilOs -
ASTwRRP. Aug. o.-Petroleum-Fne pale American, Il
francs paid and sellers.
BREMEN. Aug. S-Petroleum marks pfenngs.
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Gituations Uantc6-Mlales.


COACHMAN and GROOM-By competent man. thor:
carriages careful city driver and good groom years
satisfactory from one family strictly temperate
willing and obligng; city or country Gail or address
J. O., 236 West 54th-st
NOACHMAN and GROOM. or PORTER-By single
~ man. age 27 years experience and references
cOachnan understands his work in all It's branches;
willing sober and reliable city country. S. II. K,
Tribune Uptown Office. 1.23S Broadway
EOACHMAN, GARDENER and USEFUI~MAN.-By a
young man, single; thoroughly understands his bus
ness milk; willing and ObhgtnS nrst-cass REFER
from last and former employer who can DO seem
Address 4 b.. Box 81, Tribune ONCE.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By single man; thoroughly
~ capable and ehcient years city reference from ono
family late employer going abroad Just disengaged; city
country. Call or address H. b, 81 4thaye
~ every respect; well qualified TO drive four
hand tandem; years city reference from last
ployer Address w. D.. Tribune Uptown ONCE. l,235
Broadway.
- ARDENER-A lady who has sold her greenhouses
VI place her gardener is thoroughly competent
take charge OF gentlemans place understands hot
houses fruits flower and vegetable gardening; is
perfectly trustworthy; 10 bad habits single Apply 10
+" The Berkeley" 20 5th-ave.
~ ARDENER, &c.-By married man Of sober, indus
VI habits and practical experience in every branch
horticulture, orchids hot and cold greenhouses
graperies flower and vegetable gardens, landscapng
OF gcntlemans place wife, II required is
nrst-class butermaker highest reference for abilities
&c. Address GARDENER, PSI Division-st
VO PRINTERS.-A situation is wanted by a class
cOmpositor 70 tako charge OF ONCE; sober
and reliable. Address u Plinter. care OF Dickson
Bros. - Beekman-st.
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Musical Instruction.
NJEADvILLE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Eminent teachers in all branches music and art 20
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