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ST. ALRANs. Fen. |. 80.

J. SPRISGA1I Il Co.
am DESTROYS to add my mite in regard
to your valuable Alternative for the benefit
of the afflicted. | can recommend it, hav-
ing used several bottles in my own case,
having been afflicted with tumor of the ab-
domen for several years. AIN satisfied
the growth of said tumor was stopped.
Later large abscess was formed in the tn.
NOR burst, and the matter therefrom was
discharged in large quantities for some
time; became much enfeebled for several
weeks. then had recourse to the Altera-
tive. The matter gradually became less
and am now able to do my household
work. N. X. LYFORD.
heartily indorse the above testimonial.
II. II, LYFORD.
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LEAVENING POWER
Vi the various Baking Powders illus
trated from actual tests.
R0YALPur,
Reports of Government Chemists.

Reports of Government Chemists.
" The ROYAL Baking Powder is composed of
pure and wholesome ingredients. 1t docs not
contain either alum or phosphates, or other in
furious substances.-EDwARD 6. LOVE. Phi i. g"
" The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly
the purcst and most reliable baking powder
offered to the public
HENRY A. Morn. NJ. D.. Phi. D."
The Royal Baking Powder is purcst in quail
ity and highest in strength of any baking pow
der of which have knowledge.
VIM MCMURTRIE, Phi. D."
All Alum baking powders, no matter how
high their strength. are to be avoided as dam
gerous. Phosphate powders liberatc their gas
too freely, or under climatic changes suffer de-
terioration.
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Spasms and Commissions

DIR FIlNT'S REMEDY, in spasms and
couvulsions. is specific which acts upon the
irri,ated brain through the general circulation
by its action upon the heart. Descriptive trea-
ties with each bottle; or address Mack Drug Co.
MY. BiNby X Buck, Agts.
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The September Century contains paper on
Napoleon Bonaparto ofunu>uai interest and i'm
portance, being contemporary accounts, by
British officers, II the eN-EWporors exile 10
Eiba his voyage to ST. Helena and life on the
island. Not the leas, valuable part OF this IT.
cord consists Of the conversations here pre-
served with Napoleon on some Of the most pro-
minent passages Of this career. The Lincoln
ins,alment is crowded with absolutely new ma
tera, and has To do mainly with Lincoln irium.
phant reelection. The authors quote freel,
from unpublished MSS. by Lincoln, and their
own letters and daries. The sketch Of Chase :
career is continued to his death, and includes
an account Of his appointment as Chlef-Jus,ice,
Apropos of the latter portion of the Lincoln his
tory is the article BY Justice Bradley Of the SUI
preme Court on Chief Marshall accompanying a
rare portrait Of the great Chief-Jus,te bv the
French artist Menn. An article appropriate
to the season is Mr. Hamilton Gihson's ingeni-
Gus and original study Of butterfly and plant
life, accompanied with illustrations by the su-
thor. This paper is entitled Winged Botan-
lists, and shows the remarkable botanical
knowledge Of the various butterflies in selecting
allied plants for food in the caterpilla stage.
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His dyspepsia gene.

CAMBRIDGE, Me-, 1883.
j, SpRINGAI.L { Go.
Dear SirS;-I am very much pleased
with your English Alternative, and cannot
say too much in favor of it. My stomach
II buiscut. did not take but one bottle
before was much improved, and by the
time the second bottle was used was a.
well as ever, and have remained so. Ali
the doctors that l applied to did me lie
good, and called it common humor of the
stomach.
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Swlft'> Specific cured me Of ugly and
very painful boils or risiugs had
twenty three on my back and neck at oup
time and great many on my body. |
took 5. 5. 5 and two bottles cured me.
This was i've years ago. and have had 10
buil> since
W. VI. miller. Arlington, Texas.
W H. wight, of Rogers. Ark. prom.
iuent farmer and stock grower. saws that
Swift'> Specific cured him OF letter of
twenty years standing. OF course in that
time he had great amount of treatment.
and says the wonder is that he did not
scratch the flesh from his bones 5. ;
$. cured him quick and permanently.
The continued use of mercury mixtures
poisons the system. causes the bones to
decay, and brings on mercurial rheuma-
tism. The use of $ $. 5. forces impuri-
ties from the blood. gives good appe-
tite and digestion, and builds up the
whole human frame. Send To Swift Spe-
citc Company. Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga
for Treatise on Blood Diseases
The Swift Specific Company, Drawer 8.
Atlanta, Ga, ofier a reward of one thouS.
and dollars to any one who viii find by
analysis particle of mercury, iodide of
potash, or other poisonous substance in
:. s S
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WATCH CLUB !

While watches have in times past been luxury
these days they have become practically necessity To provide
good watch sometimes if the whole
required To make possible for every
youth supply themselves with good watch propose offering
them what know the Club Plan. This plan
ces operation in of the larger cities years.
popular as absolute satisfaction is
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dollar per week Ladies' watches i'll this
Club will be equal i'll value to those foi
gentlemen, and can be furnished with or
namented diamond cases. In this Club,
as in the other, one watch will be drawn
eack week.
We wish it distinctly understood that
this plan has no element of chance in
it as every member is sure to get his
watch during the Club term. If after
partial payment has been made any mem
Der desires to pay the remaining amount IN
full, without waiting for his number to be
drawn, he can have his watch at once.
In answer to any of our friends who may
think well of this plan, but who has now n
satisfactory watch, would say, that we will
furnish diamonds, silverware. or anything
in our line upon the same plan.
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Read What This Gentleman Writes.

DIR. FITZGERALD;
Dear Sir; After suffering long time viii
Nervous Dj spcpSin, which seemed to hr be
yond control OF everything | tried | was
com ieteiy cured by using FITZGERALD $ IN
PROVED IAvIGoRAlOR. | regard II rs II pre-
paratiun of Intrinsic worth
Rcspc ctfnly yours.
+. NJ. uERSEY, Bangor, Maine.
FoR SALE BY ALL DRuGGIsTs.
Price 81 90 per bottle. Six bottles $500
PREPARED by FITZGERALD & co. Al
MEDICAL HOME LABRATORY, Ais
TON, MASS.
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-~sST r. Y-s1~
Springall's English Alternative,
placed the Market to-day 1870 Doses

cU1'e6 Scro/Ula.

CHfe6 ScfO/Hla.
DeYrEh, Me-, ISIS.
J. SPRsdALL 4 CO.
Dear Sirs;-I take pleasure in recon-
mending your English Alternative to 4 ose
who are laboring with chronic diseases.
have suffered long with scrofula discnse
of my legs. A ssaly humor accompanied
with a SOFT of erysipslas and ulcers, and
swelling. l have found no treatment that
helped my case until used your valuable
Alternative, and soon my limbs we're healed
and l was able to follow nay trade.
o. w. ROLLINS.
Opr1OtoH0.
u T,,xv
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AWoRD ABOUT DIAMONDS

While ii is true that diamonds cannot be
classed rs among the necessities of life,
they are becoming more popular from year
to year, and an investment in diamond
well brought Is n judicious one.
We have recently made satisfactory ar
engagements with one of the largest i'm
porters of these gems in the country,
whereby we can supply the choicest stones
at less prices than ever before, and we
will sell them at corresponding low prices
on the Club plan. Anything different in
this line from what we carry in our stock,
that may be wanted and We can show III
large variety at from one to two days
notice.
We unhesitatingly agree to meet any
competition, where quality of goods is
considered.
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FOR SALE
BC b
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Somerset Reporter,

OO11IOI SCI lNOE31f tf
,...rsr md BrsT PArrH in the County.
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
LOCAL NEWS,
COUNTY NEWS.
STATE NEWS,
TEMPERANCE INTELLIGENCE
AGRICULTURAL READING,
LITERARY READING,
HOME READING,
CORRESPONDENCE
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
:, oner year 7s cents for months, 40 cents for
i''Stbs sfyitIy in advaaer; $i.7s il paid within
n,onths, $500 If payment is delayed beyond
SUBS R1BE NOW
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ITS ADVANTAGES.


Firstly paying only one dollar pc
week, the easiest possible method is Offered
to secure watch.
Second-'rhe watches being purchased
in large quantities from the makers an(
sold directly to the consumer, a large pro
bit is saved to the members of the Club.
The principle upon which the goods arr
sold is nm equitable one, as the member,
of the Club are practically syndicate fol
the purchase of watches in large quantitie.
at the lowest prices, and thus directly bene.
ftlng its members.
Clubs now starting under the manage
ment of.
WALTER F. ROBBINS.
No goods will be sold except those OF
the very highest quality.
We shall run two Clubs. The first OF
which will be for thirty-fv weeks. Each
member joining this Club will pay ont
dollar per week for the full Club term, and
each week one member will draw watch
The gentemen's watch in this Club is tc
be IA X, filed case. either hunting OF
open face, richly engraved, warranted tc
wear for twenty years, with a certificate
from the Crescent Watch Case Co., as to it,
quality, and full jeweled nickel move
ment of either Elgin or Waltham make
The ladies' watches are of SOLID Ia X.
gold tasteful designs. with Elgin move
mens fully guaranteed.
We propose to offer in the second Club
ahgher grade watch for gentlemen, witt
asolid IA X, elegantly decorated case
and fine full jeweled nickel Waltham OIL
Hgin movement. This Club will run fol
hfty-two weeks, each member paying ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
BROOKLYN Real Estate.

GOOD INVTsTM ENT.-Four line brics
VI single apartment houses. cXcell"'t
nslghborhood only 20 minutes IT, Bridge.
G6 POO or the four for s2s 900. LADD <
co. 1893 Fulton-st.. below Safatogaavc.
SSOO OF MORE, .oF all cash roNnS.
cow 2-stOry and has mrnt; exec lent
llelghbOFhoOd only 90 minutes 70 Bridgc
price, $1,000. alsQ nne brick house $1,000.
ond others. LADD ( CO.. 99o Fulton
It. below Saratoga-aVe.
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reserve oil under 81 prior TO May and with the siannaru
Oil interest pledged to take all unsod oil OF psc
cay 30 cents July 1889 the significance OF the stats
deal position is deserving Of wider recognition than
htans. In the week ended Saturday the raheo "
quotations Of crude from OIL l-4d00 - cents 20
$500 IL cents. In the corresponding week Of 100
IA few days prior 10 the reaching Of the dollar mafh wv
range wac from 92d0l 8S cents % 1Ad03 % c'"'7
A vear ago the t-down movement In force si'
only Gsa barrels added from thirtyhve wells 10 '
daily new production In February last month the A'
nA,n Of new pI0ducuon i"a"S
600 barrels from 21G wells Bu; y'a'
ago the February pipe lines were only HUE
under those Of last month the deliveries were proportion
aelv smaller. There IN February, 1Ss9-an open
mor,h-a heavier reduction In net stocks than ih'H
was In February 1888. when the drill and the pumps
were nearly Obsolete. To-day the net stocks at a mod
crate estirnae are than 100000 barrels year
ago they amounted 70 over 10000 600 barrels To-day
the amount Of available crude certificates cannot much
exceed 10 800 600 barrels year ago they representa-
nearly 100000 barrels Of OIL The charters last
month arc In excess Of those Of February ISIS nc t
fiyaea exports 81 crude refined etc. from the Cnittd
States since January /, 1880. have amounted 20
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THE PETROLEUM MARRE7.
,vs rRoM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR1C

Jews FROM THE FIELD AM ''" w
The month OF February closed without s'aI"l"s o",
~" In the PENNSYLVANIA oil fields. The COCA
se OF values when the premium of IS cents PER
o.. white sand oil is considered. kept the drH ou's Wv
,,h no sensational results The number OF wel's o'i
rl.ed last month was 2sS, decrease oil rom
pr -. =, that number g. we've dry holes, fewer than
q, tho previous month. The new production was IN
creased 1877 barrels 29s7 barrels per day. 30 '1 e
d.ly average per we'll nearly IA barrels ~t",lS'
10 IL barrels per well in January Inc" "S' ~ l,
=, 70 IN the number Of wells drilling at the end OF
r.hruary and Of 10 in the rigs up and ouidng "a'
increase Of 90 TO $50 The field work Is much IN excess
Of the same month for tie last two years ana on'y
little under the activity 500 shown IN February 1851
~ -, A., 1900 ,o,d rar wei was about the same IN
,hs wear In 1889 February fell in the shuin year and yet
,hc y,n per wei in 1889 not seriously In excess Of
year ago The comparisons Of last months report with
the figures Of the last three years present opportunity LOT
',a..,no s,rav and the statements herewith APP
pended ,o- ~, ,oo -, 600
Field report Feb. SO Feb sI. Leo. U.s. Feb 80
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COTTON MARKETs.-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Mar. "a D. m.-COttOn-Amnican- MiddlnR
BAD The sales Of the day iuclndcd 1900 American
Futures closed steady. American ingLLow Mdding
devery 4l6iE buyers; March and April de-
livery ~ 6ad buyers Apti and May delivery 1894
seers May and delivery. II Sad sellers June and
July delivery 46id buyers; July and August delivery
4114d sellers August and september doiysIy slid
value; September aud October delivery 2bO4d buyers
september delivery. 39.Gid buyers
GALVESTON. Mar. 2-Cotton firm Mdil ng, lOi l1v
bales exports tho continent. 227O bales sales
SI7 bales, stock 1887 bales
NORFOLK. Mar. 2-Cotton firm. Hlhflng ID 49, net 70
receipts 44i bales receipts 59i bales exports cVts
WISE 954 bales sales G$i bacs stock 10000 bales
SAVANNAH, Mar. Cotton steady Kidding. ga; Low
Mdding - GOOD Ordinary. So net and gross receipt7
7G7 exports coastwise 1900 bales sars 300 bales
stock -. sos bales
Ngw.ORLEANs. Mar. cotton finn Mbliung o'4 Low
Mdlng o.. Good Or.in1ry. IllO net receipts. 3.y35
bales gross rocepta $3.50 bales coswse bales; sales
1900 bales. stock 32GO,2 bales.
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miscellaneous.

An OPPORTUSlTY.-Ho ants
n moths cNtermlnaicd from houses. no
CURE. no pay 25 cents pee pound. tlFcu-
lars iree. kOMNOMO CO.. AZ l.. lith-st.
u OOhS.-Oli books. magazines, encyclo-
- peiilas. Libraries bought Ia large and
small Quantities: also large stock OF tho
same flr sale: back numbers OF ali magazines
supplied. SILKS BOOK EXCHANGE,
IA 9Th aye.
PlIpIsTIRlNG WORK done at your res..
u dcLcc un furniture. nA fs'r-, carpets.
mating. -hl les curtains, sip covers &c (;
city or country day OF JOB. }. y. FOX.
Id West 3Ota-st.
LIMITED STATES PURCHASING co.
u - Park Row. buys fos cash and pays
highest prices for stores. merchandise OF any
description; dry.goods stores, c.othllgf
shoes, groceries, fy:nitusss w. -.
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Wells s Sqnd III: ssS os % sSss
Az per WELL Dbls-. IL lS 90 leo * IL 10 $40
Dry holes. .......... 80 " u ~
Wells drilling ....... 387 III 81 S99
Rigs up and building 900 O9 90 2SS

The full reports Of the pipe lines Will doubtless show
reduction In stocks for February oil from 'ooooo 70
1000 900 barrels The daily average OF runs mot CON-
plee) is a. 3s barrels against 40 23 barrels per day In
January 1889, and 491s7 barrels In Februaiy' 1888
Ca 800 barrels IN February 1887 5774l barrels In 1850
and o. 997 barrels in 1888. The deliveries average
a. 302 barrels day. compared with 57l94 barrels In
January 1880 and 70 J9l barrels in February 1883 ;
IL 1873 barrels February. 1887 76l7 barrels In 1885,
and ca 2l5 barrels in 1885. We the partial re-
turns for February charters compete) pending the fu
reports due on March o:
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buslnees Chances

4 LOAN - 400 wanted for twenty d,vs
a VIII glvr 10 and good security for usf.
81 money QUICK" Tribune Once.
A MANUFACTURER ia the wooden lima
"A dcsirrS "A RoOd business man a. pgftuei
~ take charge " the cOunuhn.h house. whu
can invest from s2 900 ~ ~ 600 for the I'm.
CIc1sin2 requirements ~ The business par.
licularn from J. q. JONES, IS Park Row,
A CARANTEED OPPORTUNITY far
II investment full particulars last sun.
day EDITION: business Opportunity, KIN
drrgs-tcn." ". g. SPlEGEL, Science
Hal. al sth-st.
4 PARTY with 81. 900 and spunk enough
"A - use = can Invest TO advantage In
Manufacture Of hardwar article. patented
"BONANIA." Box 10. Tribune Office
FOR SALE ca account u retiring
"A. from business, The piODIloiofs II ttc
NJ rrcantle House. 5G2 Broadway. offer FOR
sale one Of th" best paying aud longest
estaDiish"1 restaurants on Broadway
A MAN with capitol can make safe ana
"A profitable investment IN a newly invent
ID article no agents. Address wv" Box
70, Tribune OMea
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Dressmakinq.

A RFlSTiC DRESsM AKING 49, Imported
"A fashions, spring aud summer styl", per-
feet ~ and finest finish from = up goods
furnished II dcsrd. Mrs. McELKOl, 81
East 9th-st., opposite Dennngr :.
hRESSMAEER experienced litter and
- draper; latest stylr su!t>. dresses and
wraps; Families wishing nlstclass work,
address N D.. Ca Sth.aye.. let bell.
hnEsSN AKEH or srafu,trc>s BY tho day
- or week Il 30 yct day cutter. nt,Sr,
driper: CD l1rrn's clOlk,. di"-~cs. alter
atoms. Ms. HICh 81. - East iSth-st.
I AIDES who wi,h glove lt and guar
u antc,d work cell rr .'ui postal 60 Nine.
ANNA RFNNOLD. !. 57S 81 ave. dresses
drapel Tor ladies'.
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Runs; Deliveries. deli eriss Charters r S1A
ro..i h,Is 1lSG $50 2,10j,4 62 D17,sO3 1I2Q, 220
t 4W rc u' day ~ 37s 1892 3i,024 4o.oOs
On March G. 1888 crude certificates sold in the ex
chaures OF 81 per barrel Any study OF The comparative
statistics ct about that time and those OF to-day would
cow y, torhd the expectation Of aught but improving
t,va with the producers pledged not to sell their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

CoACHN and GHO0M.-By a single
~ man, frot-stant un1erstands thu car Of
obliging can milk and attend furnace CITY
Teierenees, Address D.. Box 0, TElbune Onlco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

Ma les.
ID UfTEE or VALE1.-liy an Fn0iishuan ;
ID is a Thorough servant has : years per-
sonM icitlruces. Address W. - 10
Efh.aRu
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Citn Real estate 60 Eet.

All 10 taMe block; Orer III accoTinoda'
tons; hrst-cidss fl every respect ana dccO'
rated advantageous terms from nOW TO May
] 10 desiIaJ!e tenants securing now permits
UnneceS.1fy. Apply on pIeInlsea
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Conutrn nea! estate Go Ect

INUENIsnFD COTTAGE Of ten rooms
/ and basement. on Oyster BAY Hai POI:
/. l.. elegant view; finc tres abundant
-,,llc room. W. J. YOUNGS. oyster
Lay. j. !.
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opened at s2is closed 92as highest e2' lowest e2
Clearances $4,000 bbls
TfTusvIlIg Penn Mar 2-National Trnnst Certificates
opoued OF 92. highest 02s4 lowest 81 closed 32as
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Gitr RraI Gsstntc iuanteo.

ID TsIVEsS PROPERTY ana houses
Is Wanted. rnt. cell or exchange ~
charge f9r rtsisyFing mcnc! 70 Loan. aul
6 per cent ADNAN G. HEGENAN. 1871
Broadway.
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RGl Cstatc.

LNOR SALE u to exchange for unim,
,,'ved nropGty; tenement ne!ghbOrh1o1
,,eierrei hPidsOme fats on Vtt-aVei
south Of 9oth-G, including corner just com.
pe,ed; for further particulars address
y. /. CALLAHAN. 28O Eas; 42d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

still remoined 5e1o cents pala f ST sn9ysa
hroknrs II cannot said that the buil parry nae S
positive leader and under the circumstances me saoiy
Of tho market more significant. The heu news tps
week may attract attention, and Us ehs@cnr WI"
influence srecuIauot III ~" pt
lts narrow Init. The conservative mtnloeis OF tno
trade see little announcement short ventures however
and the market closed hrm ,,- &, nc.,,on.,
The range u prices and the total dealings IN Nhsona
Transit certificates the Consoda'e1 stock Shn ~
tulrum INchnnga for the Is thfee week W. y ,t
Wec, ended feO ~. fc0 - 81
IIiabest .................. ag Il 92l4 AZ.
FI"sl ........... 90 u 10 92 -
Seles I.rr,ls 7.l67.O0O b13D 10 4Hnl,oVo
s.ie. p. stock Exchange 100000 2r0S 900 27HlOoO
Total Observation-Disclosures 74t3 oOo 7.75jo0o
There was steady good demand for refined oil Trough
we.k and No prices afvancri ~ points
The Close wa. unchanged however. but rn ~ ~ cents
per ruon Ia New Snd cents In Philadelphia ana
Baltimore.
on cry Mar 2Natnnal Transit Ccrt,nratos opened At
92',: highest ?2s,. lowest. @2 closed % sales
AZ 900 barrels clearance 22B2OOO barrels charters
20 i07 shipments GssG7 barrels iuns % 3oG bar
/ Tcls
PrrTsnURo Mar 2.-Petroleum dun bn steady National
Transit Certificates opened 92's closet At 92Ss highest
! va lowest 01i-.
BRADFORD Penn. Mar National Transit Certificates
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Citn Raj Gstatr for 6ale.


A RARC, IN For sale. five story brick
"A doub, tnenent 2jX75XlO0; f2dss.,
"a AID q sses good investment easy
terms ,tp.y PETER ;. CALLAHAN.
TUES-3 story broWnstone house las
I We, 54th-st No agents OWNER
~ 0RsALE OR TO LET.-The elegant
nIiatc dwellings, 4-siory and basement
No TO 81 Fast 92d-st.. near Madison
,aVe entirely private block. Inquire at
PHI, 3RAENDER, builder. 4G East 92d-s
TG sALF.-An iron foundry; buildings
and los within city limits. business IN
fI.blAst on account Of dissl luton; bar
rsi BUSINESS. Box - Tribune once.
WANT Monty to spend abroad. NE
Y other fools have done; VII. Therefore sell
ae magnificent 95-iOot blownstone high
toop 4.stOfy mansion Oh West oIth-s,.
rleap. lSAACS 81 B'eSman-st
NUSUAL opportunity u obtain ST.
L lerior home Ia one II the hea ,h!c>, To-
cal'ties IN the city; house spiendiaiy butt
Handsomely decorated hardwood ca'iI.i ~
lsh throughout; every conN nee 4IAop
with ljfoOt extension large amount oi
purchase can remain Oh bond and mOri2aHe
Apply ~ OWNER, IS West % St, or IS
Park Place, Room 30.
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il)ork t0anle0.


Females.
4 LADY desires position IA oalcc, store.
Il OF photo. gallery, whore experience
l. not lrquirel. Addiess NJ. L., lCG
West 42d-St.
NILLINEHY.- Compctent trimmer, with
4'A nrs;-cl9s, Parl, Iui New-NuTk eNper,
ence, desires position IN good house
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~ PEEOGRAPilER and TYPEWRITER
- Permanent position desired by competent
lady; Remington. "ALPHA," LOG Il
IraiAlil.-st
SrFNOGRAPHEE aud TYPEWRITER -
- By competent experienced young .eiY
best references. Allrss STbSO, lJ9 East
47th-si
:, TENOGKAPHF.R and TYPEWRITER
- By an = per.enccd young LADY roy
orences; ReuiI gtoL Adlress ). & TFib-
une Onicc.
- rENOGRAP Ter and typewriter Will do
- copying at home. Miss HIGGINS,
As West 27th-st.
& TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- Young LADY dcsirc- position - stenoc-
rapher aud typewriter; owns her own type
writer; salary moderate; good reference.
r. J.. Box 30 Tribunr Onic9.
=, TFNOGRAPHER.- Young lady would
)" Ike dictation and copying work % Do.
Addross CAPABLE. -? fast 47th-st
~ TYPEWRITER 4 Young lady desires a
4 position a. typewriter IN NtW-Ncrk or
brooklyn. Miss MINNIE IRWIN, EsseA-
~. BiooHlvn.
NOCNG lady q lu-iles, ability desires
j position d, stem graphrf and type
writer. experienced. can furnish excellent
reference. Adi:ess +. k, $40 Van Bugcn-i
st.. Brooklyn.