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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13
MASQUERADE BALL.-A brilliant

MASQUERADE BALL-A brilliant
gathering of little ones were present
at the Fancy Dress and Masque Ball,
given Friday night at the City Hall
hy Masters Willie and Leo Gehr, and
j. G. Bl.;ckman. Among the many
handsomely costumed ones we noted ::
Misses Hattie We'll and Annie Cullen,
Mikado, Carrie Goldenherg as Night,
| Minnie Sackman, Qneen of Dawn,
Hor,rnse Schmaliuski as a Nesio Wo-
man, Ida Goldenherg, as Folly, Ca.
mile Levy, rs Flower Girl, Bertha
Rnsenthal, rs q Milkman, Yetta We'll.
as Red Riding Hood, Nora Fnqna Is
Innocence, The most notable among
the yonpg gentlemen were MSster'
Willie aud Leo Gehr, as Princes, j. Q
Blackman as a Page, Dietrich ant
Joe Sackmau as Lords, Joe Mayor a
Lold, Albert McGinnis, rs d Scot
|. t;sh Chief, Rnht. McGinuis as Il Sailor
and many others, which want of spac
prevents Us from naming individually
. The evening WAS pleasantly passed
dancing, and the little ones enj"!ye
: themselves to their hearts conten
Many ladies graced the Hall by tue
presence.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

-Briga,lier. General Geo. 0. Watts
is in receipt of tue following com'"n-
uieatiou, which needs no explanation
STATE OF LnUISIANA, ADJUTANT |
GESEIAL's OFFICE,
BATON RoUGE,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13


God bless and keep her!
Safe aud free:
Kind unaels suord her
Good for ne.
-[Lalayette Advertiser
Have Your rooms at home deco.
rated with the new styles of wall pa
per kept in stock for sale 10y }. Z.
GoulLen. You can select yourself,
and in tina, way get what You want.
Palronize home enterprise.
MIR. Edward W. Pickett, formerly
of Chickering & Sons, Boston, aud
now representing Louis Grunewald Il
Co., of New O;ieans, will hc III Alex
aud, ia Il few days to tune and repair
pianos. Those desiring inst class
work viii do we'll to leave orders
v;,i, Ferguson 4 Schuack, a"u the
work will be promptly and sa'lsfac'
toyily done.
Capt. Billy Boar,lma"'s in"e!'e"
dent steamer, the Dacotah, arrive
here Yesterday morning at 2 o'ci"cA
with very good load. Owing I" tll'
severe illness of the Captains wife
the boat was delayed here until
o'clock. She will return down TIL
river on Sunday.
-ChanbcrIain's Cough Remedy
famous for its prompt and ettectaa
cares OF coughs aud colds. The mos
severe cold may he lo"sened aud IT
ieved by a few doses of this va'"ahi
: remedy. For sale hv Jacob Geige
On Monday last a horse, Vine
T: vas being driven hy Master Win
: Murphy, took fright and ran ava.
o Little Willie Was thrown FROM I'll
!, car. and, We regret to announce, la
his collar bone broken.
d Go to j. G. Goulaen for yo'
Al wall paper, aud make selections
uerson and ret exactly what yon wan
! He sells at Orleans prices, less tfe'5u
. Mr.. Sol Hess, who formerly live
:, in Alexandria, has been here an
! visi, this week, and speaks as II
l would locate amongst us again.
=. BoRN-To Mrs. VIM. Hill, on NJ"
If day, March 1,h, a son.
=, =. The peach trees hercabo"ts are
r. full b!ouu.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

Spring Dress Goods of all styles,
Lawns, Sateens, Nuns Yelling and
other qualities are to he found among
Bauer 4 Wells splendid collection OF
late arrivals. The pre,tiest styles ever
seen. Call at Bauer & Wells la'Se
dry goods establishment and see io'
yourselves.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13
A GOOD LECTURE.

The Monroe Bulletin reads the c'tl-
zcus of that little city the following
lecture, which will apply to some OF
our own property holders, no doubt :;
The one thing we fear, however, Is
that our property owners will desire to
get rich too fast and retard the growth
of the hoom by placing their property
beyond the reach of buyers of limited
means. This should not be done, and
those who DO it will stand in the way
of their own prosperity. Let all those
who want to invest come here. Give
,he,u a chance. Don't run them away
hv exorbitant prices. If they cant
buv on that account the property own
er will remain land poor and the com
munitv Will not he benefited. U
cnnrse we want to see every pr"rert!
owner get fair prices for his holdings
but not more than the actual worth F"
his property. A liberal policy in
matter of this kind was the cause o
the rapid growth of the now flourish
ing town Of Rustcn, and we may prom
ly the example.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

Dear Sir: / am directed to request
Won to notify al! mai'ned Confederate
soldiers resining in your Parish, who
are entitled to artificial limbs or coin
mutation fur the sa,ne, to forward ,heil
attidavils when COM lc,rd, direct &c
this office, upon the receipt of which
the cash value of the limb will he en-
closed to the applicant free Of expense
Very respectfully,
Il. q. FARNEs,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

A STEAMBOAT RACE.-On Friday
evening last our citizens, that is quite
a large number of them, gathered on
the levee bank aud witnessed the race
aud arrival here Of tue steamers Laura
Lee and G.. W. Sentell. AS they
turned the bend below town, ahoHt
two miles distant, the two boats we're
unite a distance apart, but as they
ncored tll; wharf the distance between
! them was very short. The Sentel|
was in the lead. and rang her bell tc
land five minutes in advance OF the
Lee. The two had been racing iron
New Orleans, and from the savings o
different passengers ahoord, had passe'
and repassed each other on the wa!
several times. The boats are, how
ever, about the same speed, whlc'
mndr their struggle to lead the "the
all the more interesting. The Sen
tell got away from the landing her
first and went on her way rpj"'clng-
the Lee shortly followed No d""s'
| they had lively tnssle FROM here
5 Shreveport. This is the first steam
, boat race we have had up here sine
III. time when the Bart Able and l.;
f,urrhe ran hers wears ago!
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13
Succession Sa

State of Louisiana, Pari>l, Of Rapides
Twelfth Judicial District
i,n,trt
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

-Faacy aud staple Groceries, fresh
and of the best brands, eau always he
fouud at Bauer 4 Wells large Grore.
ry house, Wholesale aud retail, Front
street
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

Mr.. Sol Hess, who formerly lived
in Alexandria, has been here an a
visi, this week, and speaks as II he
would locate amongst us again.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

C, to !. c. Goultlen for your
wall paper, aud make selections IN
uerson and ret exactly What yon want.
lie sells at Orleans prices, less freight
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

On Monday las, a horse, which
vas being driven hy Master Willie
Murphy, took fright and ran away
Little Willie Was thrown from tue
cart and, We regret to announce, Ia"
his collar bone broken.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

BogS-ro Mrs. VIM. Hill, on Mon
day, March 9Th, son.
The peach trees hercabonts are III
full b!onul.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-03-13

Tava3 AMI Pacific Railroad:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
arocgnsxs. re.

+ ARGE. SELECT BERF-TONGUES.
Il old Virginia Hams aud AiadlinE: ferriss
Hama. Breahfhs8 becoa, and sKaoged Beef;
Edam. Pns-Apple. Yong Ansrica. and oaaer
a. 3 MCCARTHY 4 HAYNES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

All-sllk Black Gulpure and Chanully Flouucing
at one third tho regular price. They are In
fun pieces and cut the price for an Induce
ment 90 lay 10 by for summer. IL Will pay
you 10 look a. them.
2,j00 Remnants Of Hamburg Edging In pieces OF
one 10 ten yards and prico cut one halt OF
fun pricss-3c. edge for lc., 5c edge for 2c.,
s.. edge for o., 10 aud l2c. edge for bGc.,
and prices up % 81 per yard.
TOrchOu Laces az prices lower than they can De
imported for good value for ?. 3, Z, x ~, and
I24c.-abOut one hall price,
Gonuemens Furnishing Goods less than inc
people q Richmond ever saR befOre.
ono lot Gen0emens SIX Ties. saiiD-llnei, AZ lOc.
Mons Fui Regular-Nade Uh6leached laif-hOso
that sell for pc. cut 20 12Nc.
Mems Fuu Regular Naso solid Tan and Mode;
also, Fancy striped that sell for 2Oc. cut to
Mems Full Regular-Made Extra Fine Brown
socks that sell for 35c. cut tOl7c.-six pair for
Men's Assorted Solid and Striped EStra-Quality
Goods that sell from p 10 SOC. cut 10 l5c. q
1000 sit-LIncd Satin Dark Tocks cut to 1ic.-two
for 25c
81 O. Pure Linen. Bosom Laundered Shirt 75c.
Pure Linen Bosom pleated, best cotton, any
size for fl.35, worth 15c apiece.
The Celobrate1 Wnusntta Cotton " Peari Shirt
95 do5en Nen's Homsu,chcd Colored- Border
Hauikerehicfs g.. or four for 25c.
Men's pure Linen Colored-Border handkerchief
Mems white and Colored Elastic Webb sus-
peudors 20,. Roods-cut 90 Zoe.
CoOn'- Celebrated ARROW Brand Fonr-Ply
Liuen Collals cut TO l0c. apicce-ior thls
sole only.
Our I0c. Linen Collar cut to thrco for 25c.
Our pc. Linen Cun Gus g. two FOR -.
CAfpets, Rurs, ana Mating. We have only lew
raro burgaius 10 this department. but they
arc genuine bargains and II will pay you to
look 10 through.
800 rolls Of canton Fancy Mating, 40 yards IN
tho roll not % ho cuf. 90 zee yard
sA0 oils cargo White Mating, 40 yards In tho
roll. not % ho cut, az 9Hc ayaid ..,..
cons cooIs-that sold for 55c, cut 10 tOc yard
This a ia not cotton OF homp, but genuine tapes
" !; patterns tho hest 81 grade at Csc a yard.
Genuine Boly-Brussels Carpet at Soc. worth
81 romnaais Of noe Carpet Of one yard each at
one thiri prco of carpet 49,. ,,
Mzrain tgrI cts at -, 35, 81 and zoe. that can't
Au-Uooi Thrso-Ply Carpet at toc.-now pat
torn. Every housckcepcr kuows his 10 worth a.
Fult-Nats at lSc.--cut from Soc.
Rrg--sinyrua at hai prioe.
Gool smyrna, not reversible pattern, at 49c'-
9myrna ltu. o, si.qq-cui from 81.
Smvrna hug 81 @2.lq-cHi from q.
IU pieces Of Ingram Carpet in remnants OF
10 - wards 83b, per cent less tuau cost
Wo have tho control of one OBJ Lyouss BEST
silks for this town. and we guarantee them pure
.slk-dye and o. WcHr wei. For ,his 6Alo "o
have cut tlc price iIurh below c07'. 10 Will pay
90 10y mis- silk away. Note tno regular price and
Quality \. 81 SILK cut 90 Scc,,
Quality 81. sl.25 >ilK cut o. 95',
Gsaiity N - g. 30 SILK eat 90 si.20,
Quality NNi. si6j -ilk cut o. SL2J,
Quality - Silk cut . $40
Quality NI.G2.tO SIX cut 10 il.sa.
Noire six. lleut AMI dark shades, cut TO 35c.
Soft-Iiu.e .eh Dollar COiCrcl rut cat % 5l',
SL.l Puro-pyc Fallo iraGcaise cut 20 '5c.-in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
PRICES CUT TO PIECES.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.

We have made up large lot Of ladies' and
ChiIdrens plan aud ribbed extra long ho'lei III
back and solid colOrs thai SOLD az &, >, anu loo'
We shall close out the lot at g.. COMO o"liy Do-
fore your sizes are sold.
200 pair Ladies full regular ingram solid Hose
t. AZ sold at %. ihoy 50 now st l2hc'
$40 palr Ladies warranted fast black. silk
ent.nsd mn regular Hose that were 3Oc. cut
down 10 2c.
Heinrich Schoppers extra heavy warranted
fat black Hosiery that were 35c. cut down 70 2oc
Gentemens fulI regular ingrain solid colored
So.ks warranted 70 wash, that were @Oc., cut down
" l2Hc
A GREAT KID-GLOvE BARGAIN.
Ladies', 3 and button-tan uniresssd Kids that
we're 55c cut down to 13c.
6oiie, Quality embroidered back 4-button I'M
tressed X Ids cut down % 53c. M.
qbs q 70 quality 4-buttOn black undressed hld
cut down 20 sl.Oo.
SOME BIG BARGAINS II TOWELS
A, n.,ortsd lot OF pure linen Damssk Towels,
sorne with knot;ed fringe, tnat were lOc' cut
pnre linen Hnck Towels, nearly yard long,
maj we're l2Sc cut down % &C.
Reantiful pure linen Damask Towels, WITH eu-
bossed centres, that we're ~. Cus uonn " "a
Pure linen Crash Io6eiilng AZ 3c ~
An as.oried LOT Of stamped Linen Splashes anu
Trny Covers, slightly rumplei ahd eoleu' cut
down 10 81. choice. .,..t r,oh,o
52-nch wide all-uhen uhp'ea-HoN iN"'0
.mask cut down 20 llc. al.
pal Tlrkey-fted fable Dsmssk cutdoWn TO &c
fhe regular 75c. quality pure Lihou laO'o
Damask cut down % DC -
turkish WASH Rags cut down 10 le. eAch
Our entire stock u Fancy Fea1hers lof Ia's
cut down over ono hall ,o,< 49,,
one lot comprising Wings sold al ES Anu
1870. cut down % SC - ~.
one lot comprising Wings, TIPS, ana breaSt
sold A. IS 80 and SOC. cut down TO lse-
One lot com prising Breasts, Tips and FlumeS
sold AT %. r5c, and 81 cut down 10 &c.
Madras Curtain Scrim. slightly rumpIeo' cu'
down 10 Sc. per yard. .o,o.
soilsd lot OF Lace Curtains ihat were t-'oO anu
50 cut down 10 $50
SPECIAL CUTS on ALL CURTAINS
Tho sc. three yard Curtains cut 70 SOC,
The Sc tape bordored Curtains cut 10 oSc
Win tho following lots Of Curtains We give q
pair Of handsome Chains free
The Size Curtains cut 70 tl-33-
The 81 curtains cut 10 So.
The $40 Curtains cut TO fl-lA
The So Curtains cut TO g.
The fa Curtains cut ~ SS3a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

The 60c. Tapestry Carpets for S9c
The sc Tapestry for inc.
The 9jc. Tapestry ioe 0r.
All tho stair Tapestry CARPETS will be sold 81
B0r and SOC. a yard-from Zoe. % Slt5 Was the
price.
Body Brussele from 81. - 10 7Jc-
trOm 81 80 o. 9s'
Moquotte Carpets from ;l.4S 20 Sl.i5 and ti.e5.
Wilton Velvels from 1856 90 fl.lj,
Juto Drugget'. 6X1 foot i0t Csc
BJc IlnOleum Tor .I..
9jc. LinOlaum tor bjc.
4ic. Ingram CarpeA for ~.
ktc., Et-
9.rnnf rI-1r TlN llsIs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

Tho 81 Undressed Kid Gloves we hsyo recently
sold for Csc. 90 down To- tic.
The 1Jc. kid Gloves 80 doNnto 49,,
The finest Embroidered BACK KID Glove made.
black and ColOred. from Sf.9J 90 9lC.
25c. Jersey Gloves for 10. tro sc. ones Tor
90.
Ladies' spun-Silk Ntteus reduced from ST. %
10 So Woolen Onos roinc from $50. tO iOc
Fir1 FiOor, LetcJ Front
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
@ 6E WIZ" THE OLD THE VALUE V " S

CLOAKS
The SO Nevmarkous 20 Tor $40
The SIS ones for ID.
The tlA10 fer g.
STRIPPED NgwMARKErS.
From ti9Ntofs
From e. qg 10 Jos
From Sltf0 POI i..9A
From SIS 10 300
PLUSH WRAPS
From $500 oscl
From e. % b 40.
sEALsKtN
from $3.50 70 80
CHILDaRN's WRAPS
From fte5 toSlU%
From ST. n to slil
Corduroy from ftt9 ofl5o.
Se-oad f-'or. h.tls Aif's-fsa''
MILLINERY.
i6c Feather. all -olcr.. for Ic.
fenther- from ti51 90 ,jc.
Feather brius from 500 % $50
Fancy Feather hands ftom s. 20 1Jc; fron
$40 10 59c.
Ostrich Tips from f2,9toflN
Felt Hats from 30 to 8 2' from g. tO 1ic
Boys ami Ohiidreu's Hats AMI Caps in his de-
p8rtment 40 ono haf their former price,
Trimmed Hats from tl- aud ll5 % g. and 8,
from = AMI 40 % fA aud 20.
Tho ladies' Camurtr AMI Muslin Indersesr
will he in the stream iO noH along win th1 fest
OF Rool-.
Itsuot possible oglye correct tlcs ~ there
duDii0ns. ~ must tn remembered ihat Ahf
ptf ed mo mans departments contains THOU
SANDS ot Articles tyrryhiug tn un house a.
a. your di4posal AT kful rEU PhitF
WnNtcsu ro .tid here is tut mlii summer
evening troath ui fne widwlnfer storm tlat Wiz
be- raging On tho store from Monday ou.
THECOHFN COMPANY,
II. H. %, AND n EAsr BHOhDsrREgL
BETWEEN FIRST hND FOUsuEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

Felt-Embroidered Mantel LAmbrequins that
h3ye beea 81 90 will be i5c.
The same in Window Lambrequins from s2S
to tl.25.
ace. 10 pc.
SIX Dsmask Table-Covers for 75c.; from
SIR Plush Plsno- Covers from s23 to sl6.
India Jude from f2l tofi5
India TaDle-CoveTs from i26:39 to SIS
THE CORsETS.
Next 10 these several hundred o5d ones from
81. 20 70 Sc: from ,9c. TO 4g'.; from ~ 70 81;
from C2c 10 39c. from f9c TO pc.
livery Co-fet in tho house from 10 to 25c.
pair less than marked prices.
In mo Same part of tho house, o, are Chll-
dren's Flannel skirts from 4Sc % 3Ac.
Al,-Around Deep Embroidered Flannel Square
Soswls from y2.J0 70 tlj0
Childrens flsnuel wrappers Tor N-'a'ue'
ladies' Embroidered Flannel Underyests, cost
nearly 81. for fl.2i
LADIES' Knit Underwear, value PC, for lOc.
Tho heavy 29c. ones for 25c.
The G9c All Wool Crochet Tor 39c.
surplus 10 tho larger sizcs OF Chhdrens
Vests for 2jc.-from &c
Childrens silk and Plush Caps at about one
half their former prces-irom Sh6s to a., from
Crochet Caps Of all description at much below
cost-some at less than tho value OF tho wor5ied.
Sec those ~ i9c
Infants Cloaks IN silk and cashmere all go
down one third-from 1898 to si2. from sac TO
50. etc, First Floor, htght A'''e, rear
Tho Fancy Pushes go down from fi.i9 to Soc.
Tho plain all the way from &c t0$LlJg down
% CO..
French Yelvets-Our S225 quality for $l.59
goes down 20 s5c o yard.
Black Brocade ana Fancy Velvet TO about
.hird their cost-from 800 70 g. from N.s3 70
81
Grenadlue yelyets from a 70 SIS
The 75c Corduroy for SOC. goes down 10 39c.
FIRST Floor, Aidfl, istr, Rear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

All Wool Ill from '2Sl 10 st15: from f32l 20
81 %: from s. 10 $3.50. from sSg5 to f5.g0, from
tli 20 81 fO; from fi2 70 90 90.
The Quilts from t3l0 20 $3.50 gldertown. as
well M All other Quilts, ero 90 bo sold.
Buggy aud Carriage R0bes AMI iur Robes re-
due q to special low prices ia the same depart
mont
Ss-ond hLCg, Hcdd = Nairw7y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06
BOYs' CLOTHING.

Overcoats from sal5 to $3.50: from s6.5s to
40. from S7.jl q q.
from 1918 20 S4.72
Se-ond F'oor Heat qf Sfairwdy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-06

SILKS.
81 Satin Rhsdamas Tor 65c.
All-suk surahs for 30.
sOr. >atins for &c.
Fancy Moire Sstins from &c. 70 sc.
Slack Gros-Grains from 95c. TO 60c., from sls5
fi.y rancy Striped Failles tor Csc.
fi5O Black Lyons serge for 81.
$40 Black Faille Franchise for go.
Evening shades in Faile Franchise from Si.es
An-Snk Colored Mores from siO9 to 75c.
Fret Floor, Niddk Aise, Front, 10 the Lex
MOURNING GOODS.
Every yard Of Mourning Goods at snd over
si2O yard viii be- sold az reduction OF 2Oc.
per yard. and under that cost at lOc. ayard under
THE LINENS.
TheSi 90 Colored- Bordered Fringed Doilies az
INC $40. German Dinner Napkin for sc.
The sHOg friuged for slej. the 81 ~ for si.33
{Lll Table-t'loths for 9ir
Table Linens that cost Soc. for 49c.
The fic. goods for 39c. a yard
The 79-inch wide from % 10 l9c.
42x2l-iuch German Linen Towels from - TO
i24c.
yard.
Al the Russian Towels for about one half their
cost
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
All-Wool - Colored Tricots AZ 22c.
Another lot Of a. Fancy Dress SuifiDg for l2Hc
lot OF Coorrd 42-inch French Camel's-llair
Habit-C Cl0ths from eOc. 70 50c. yard.
42-inch ATWOOD COlocoi Henrietta Cloths
Cashmere finish for fCc.
All wool q Plai1s for SOC.
ffi French Com Dinat0u suits for t29
g2g suits for $40
$40 suite for tl2. 20.
slg suits for s6.jl.
That Il the way We sell surplus.
Fret Floor, Middle Aiols.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
GOnntrp RsaI estate 60 Get


A HUNTS FONT ead ward elty.-
IN 70 lease, . magnificent mansion. with
sns.omees sna ls aeres highly cultivated
and boasbouss; only 8 ininpbes from q y. :
roads, by New Haven Branch road iooatiNn
exceedingly healthy and sdmtstby su;ted sor
private fafniiy, hotel Of club houise. Inniy
Owner lSz West Mth-sk 10 e 5fts,
n URNJBHED COTTAGE 81 ssc ,os;5.
ana pssement on Oyster nav HayhoT
T. 4 elegsnt Way fine trssai abundant
asspls oYm' w. J. YouNeS, Oyster
SFso LET Bon SUMMER SEASON. -.smiii,
own, north shore Long feiand, SG
n r9is nom Msw.xerit, large modern house.,
carriage hopss Ice house nlls6; esrdsh,
taTn exten1tng 70 salt water localifv 49,
esptionaiiy healthy can furnish eos,e2 ~ ~
eeffiaze and horses. Address IS. = 81. gs,oes
4. o. Long 1slxHd. e'''s
ITO LET LAS Broadway, I dsss,eSI1
AGENT Room %. ss's 70
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nuDrk il1Gnteb.

Males.
A RoHITECTs and APPROPRIATENESS,
"A An All tracer wants work good all
round man references. Address D. PEN,
Box 10, Tribune once.
NV UMBRELLA house requiring young
a man ~ years OF age, with nras-c class
refeiences. 70 take charge OF stock, can
reach tie right party ~ addressing GOLD
HANDLE, Box 13 Tribune once.
A 6TDDLF-AGED MAN desires q posi-.
n fi61 being familiar with clothing,
wooliens. 20. or 70 any. other branch
wbers sbnity, integrity and Industry VII
Ina alDfeelatod; excellent differences. AZ,
dysss ..;PIDESp Tribune Once.
4 MTRIcAN young man handsonla, rapid
n -Wyffers extensive ONCE expffience I
quick and accurate as ilguSes pa .,9, .ca
e NOR ULTRA. Tribune oEaee.
A s0BFR INDpsTRIoUs MAN weats
n eltuetCnj wiling y ~ s9ythi1e, 40
dress WILLIAMS, Bsx "a. Hslhans ofsee'
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Rooms anS flats &c fst.


A --MARATHQH.-Ef.E s1rEKE.
IA EqS. ~ and II East B7th-s.. eleea,s
nov mass OF ei8ht hsge rooms and bsfS :
hhnde1znely dec0fated steam heatsa ~
fight, each bedroom having Windows out ~
ing into the e1urt oil The latest itny,rsss,,s.
gents yesy reAsoaApie terms Apply 10
A ~ iELEGAEF parsor ioor' Tor bllsi1,eSsg
"A between 9th end Madison aves. ~
INDOORS ana apartments 10 let In pyiyeso
II houses also siHrcH suitable ~ Nv
business. Apply 70 RUFUS KING. All,
! Cottage Place. near Bieaekef-st.
FLATS 10 LET q %
sSisssd 81 5cssssssd ana inpr5 Ssss ss'',
ssnts fein go g $50 psr month. Inaalrs
Of GORDON BROS, on premises. Or jsnltDr.
ID HysIpTAN or p7sNTIsT can rent bssa.
fifI bAak pefsorj tHo Bfge wtndoWa,
NJ q ssx1eri fow-sfosp hsass oWkKIt,
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DrcssmdkinQ.


A RTIsTIC DRESSMAKING. - Imported
"A fashiops, spring and summer styles Dor.
feet tt and finest 1niah from % up goods
furnished II desired. Mira NeELROY, eq
East 9th-st. opposite Dannings.
n RFSSMARER, &o.-3y German Amer.
~ lean girl ~ family dfesBmakoT invalid
attendant or sny Responsible position. H.
Z. r.. Box 20, Colleep Point i. I.
T. IRST- CLASS DRESsMAKTsR By day or
une Branch ofilee, 100 West 49d-st.
n ADIEs who vIGh glove nj and Guar
~ anteed work cal or send postal 70 Nme
ANNA REYGoLD. 1.578 Bd-avS. dfossos
draped Tor ladies'
ID ARISIAN DRESsMAKHR latoiy
Il landed. nrstGass cutter and litter,
wishes work IN good farViliesi % per day.
1S Univeray Place.
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Real Gstate.

Tor SALE or 70 exchange for min
>t-efeFred; handsome fats on Sth-ave..
puth Of eoth-st., including corner Jus. son.
psetsd: Tor further perteulaTs saareas
p =. CALLAHAN. $50 East A2d-st
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Broolxivn Real Estate.
II AKGAINS 10 lots eIcDe elevated road !;
a. $500, S,es AZ =. ere gsstssl a
1sotdsc, cor. Gates ~ siseion.
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Boarn il1anie6

ID oABD wanted for a family; four rooms
- nee1eA Address c. II. 1o Broad-st
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Rooms il)anteo.

TNTANTED.-By an English eoupie with
w one child. Aee Q, four nice rooms with
improvements. 1Qh.ave, neaS 1l5tt-st !
state renti must be moderate. r.. $40 East