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THEY SAY THE MONEY WILL BE TURNED w En-
BENJAMIN Wright, the lawyer who was idenuhcu
with the Flack divorce scandal In that he allowed MS
name TO be used attorney for Mrs. Flack, while III
reality not representing her in any way. has Deeh
severely criticised in published article for his con
duct Of the estate If lIonora lIarnet. In 1881 MI
Wright was associated with Weeks W. Culver under
the firm name of Culver IL Wright The firm were
attorneys for Mrs Elizabeth Slacry, administrators vi
the estate of Ionora Iarneti, and in that capacity IT,
ceived 81 $50 belonging to the heirs This money mas
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STILL THEY WANT pos1oFF.cE APPOINTMENTS.

STILL THEY WANT PoSToFFyCE APPOINTMENTS.
Applications for appointment clerks and carriers
In the Posoftce are still received I'm large numbers
and Postmaster Van Colt has decided TO post printed
notices the appropriate bureau of the Office calling
attention to the hopeessness Of asking for appoint
ment at present. OF the go applicants for PAGES
carriers Who passed examinations last August not
one has been appointed and probably no. o1e Will
be appointed before the list expires by Limitation.
The applicants for clcrkshps not in "a much
better situation There are $50 on the eligible
list and the number Of appointments made each
year IS extremely small
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FAIrH-HEALERs BEATEN BY MOB.

Tuscola ILL.,, Dec 13.-The Pentecost band of Faith
Healers. which was driven from IIinsboro recently
went to Bradshaw Church. three miles out OF town.
where Wednesday night they were attacked by the
people at the close of meeting. severely beaten and
driven away. The band at LOvingon IS still holding
forth hut the peODc have warned them 10 leave the
town claiming that their object IS 10 entice young
Girls away as they did at Carthage.
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TELEPHONES INJURED by ELECTRIC NOTICES

Eau Claire, WIS., Dec. l3.-CompIant has been
filed by attorneys for the Wisconsin Telephone COM
pany against the Eau Claire Street Railway COMPANY
and Sprague Electric Railway and Motor Company.
The complaint says the operation Of the electric street
railway system has destroyed the utility OF The bie
pbone system and that the street railway IS OF
dangerous character and without proper safeguards
for the protection OF the public. II prays for an
Injunction restraining the defendants from operating
The railway by electricity until is wires are insulated
or return wires put in. and notice Is given that
temporary injunction win be asked The trouble arise
from the fact that there is almost constant buzzing
and roaring In the telephones, caused by induction
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IN DOUBT AS TO A PROPOSED COAL SYNDICATE.
Pittsburg Dec - (spcciaD.-The river coal oper
ators of the Monongahea Valley have not as yet re-
ceived any nmation that the syndicate composed OF
New.Yorlers and others to whom options We're given
on their property, will effect purchase According
IA The options If an extension OF time is desired be-
vond January 1 per cent of the purchase price must
be deposited to morrow. II. however no deposit Is
made then the options do not expire finally until on
December 81. The operators say, although tho ndi-
cations are that the sale will not take place thew are
NOR rcgretflll in view OF the probable increase In
he demand for coal. The syndicate scheme con-
tcmplaied the consolidation OF the eutire river coal
Interests mining and transportation. and gigantic
affair 10000 wOrlmen at the mines and on the steam.
boats being enrolled. II is said that S2O0OJ.09O
vnuld be- required 10 complete the transaction. VIII
Am p shinn Is a loading member Of the syndicate.
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OPENING BIDS ZOE scHoo1.Honsr BONDS

OPENING BIDS FOR SCHOOLHOUsE BONDS
Proposals for S26s.455 50 school-hollse bonds ~
the city OF New York opened by Controller Myers
yesterday They bear cent interest and are made
payable on November /. 1905. There were nineteen
bids aggregang s2,33S 1873 -. nearly uinc times
the sum offered. The rates of premium bid ran from
lOi 10 1O7 3-l6. The latter the highest bid
and made by the state Trust Company to whom
the entire S26S 455 81 awarded.
On December %, al n. the Controller will
bids for $4,000 park bonds having forty years
10 run and bearing . IL per cent interest
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OPPOSING ALLEGED INDECENT sHowBrLLs.

Charleston. :. c. Dec. IS (SDeciaD-The Law ana
Order League instituted a war to-day against inc
show people. T. L. O'Nelll, the manager OF inc
Grand Opera IIoisc, arrested on the charge OF
exposing lcwd pictures. The pictures were the snow
bills Of the Rice Evangcline' Company, when Is 10
appear here next week. The pictures are not es-
necIalIv imuodcst hut the public were shocked
time ago by the show bills Oh inc Lily OiaS
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RECOMMENDING 4 NEW POSTOFFICE STATION.
Postmaster Van Colt has received information that
Postofce Inspectors Darby and Rogers who recently
made investigation TO the need Of new postal
station near Union Square. have recommended the
establishment of station at Nos. - and 81 West
Thireenth-st. The Postmaster has always favored
the plan Of having station TO accommodate
the book publishers and other merchants at Union
square. Letters will not be delivered from the new
station all other postal business will be transacted
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BOSTON RoNORING FER GUESTS.

coURTEsIEs TO Mr. CLEVELAND AND The
SOUTHERN vISToRs-MR. GRADY SPEAK
INC on PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Ros,on. Dec, l3-Bostons visitors separated this
..-,,ng In President Cleveland held an informal
receYtion at O'Clock at which members of several
democratic clubs were present and shook hands with
him. After the reception Henry l. Pierce and few
., his friends entertained Mr. Cleveland at luncheon
at the Algonquin Club.
Roston's Democratic social organization. the Day
state Club gave reception and diarer 10 the southern
visitors at the Parker House this afternoon. There
we're present, besides the club members Henry W.
Grady f. p Howell and W \. Hemphill, OF " The
Atlanta Constitution J. A. Fitlan : VI. Inman,
Iudre George HIyer. r. y. Spalding, I. u. Meadcr,
J. ". Rankin, W. L. Lowe, G. Z. Brown, J. Il.
halliday C. 4 Collins and Clarence Knowles Colonel
p II TAYLOR presided. After dinner addresses wero
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CHANCES IN THE PAW UNIVERSITY.

indianapolis Ind, Dec. 13.-The Board Of Trustees
~ PAW University met here yesterday and elected
Dr l. p d. John president DR. II. A. Goblin, who
resigned the chair of Greek two years ago. TO accept
Tho presidency Of Baker University, at Baldwin was
elected dean Of the theological school.
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never been turned over. The firm Of Culver wright
was dissolved I'm 1888 Mr. Wright exhibited letter
frUm Mr. culver acknowledging that he had received
the money and that he had deposited It. with ttust
Company. Mr. Culver said that The money would be
paid over when the Administrative should furnish
proper bond.
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SCALPED BY HORSES HOOP.
Lochport n Y. Dec. - (SpeciaD.-A peculiar ar
cident happened near here last night. farmer
named Almond Bruce, who was on his way home
from this CRY. by runaway team.
The hoof Of the horses tore She scalp completely from
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Gin Real estate for sole

X OR SALE.-A very nn.. single a., 49,,
Ing Der cent a. Cost OF si9 40
fsDts promptly paid ana all rented ta 1yst
slsss tenants nice piece Of Dfonertv 10
nst1le iof DeisOn not wishing h. ts,c
n.uch trouble lady could take care 81 a.
,, s,ssn hlce.y Any one looking for cood
.sssh ieqn.Ic1 no brokers' re Ognlzed. Al.
York CITY. ava -''' -''''' New
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CoOK, HOUSEwORK, &c.-By tidy.
/ u good colored servant girl also cham
\ bermaid waiting, &C. for city and coul-
| try good references. Ready at the PROT
EsTANTr HOME BUREAU lsS eth-ave..
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female minstrel company, and this led TO me 49,
of tbcF League. The case Is to he heard az Tue
police court tomorrow morning.
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his head. even the periostcum being stripped on:
Physicians will attempt 10 graft now scalp bru0o
Is still living. with chance of recovery.
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THE THETIs TO BE REPAIRED.

THE THETIS TO BE REPAIRED.
s.n Francisco Dec. 13.-The United States steamer
rbots went TO Mare Island Navy Yard yesterday 10
undergo necessary repairs after her long cruise the
Acc Ocean Twenty three Of her crew will leave for
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Gin Real Csiatc for Sale.


w EST 32D-ST. -FOuf-story French base
w mcnt stone front. good order choice
neighborhoOd slG SEQ; only 5000 cash
required. Inquire Z. HEFFERAN, 5oO
West 32d.st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
DOR SALE.-Unsurpassed in point OF
+ architectural beauty aud finished in the
most elegant cabiiict work. that line 4-stoly
and extension CHATEAU dwelling. situated on
The southeast corner OF llancOck-sl. ana
Marcy-aVc. Brooklyn. The decorations
Throughout are OF the most unique style, ana
conta ming al the latest mproV ment+ in
clud NJ burylar alarm and burglar attach
menJs. Loca ion unsurpassed blocks fr1l
IL" station can b. seen by permit only.
Apply u PAUL c. GRENING, APO Gates
ave. Brooklyn.
l. Or SALE.-Ncw 5-stOry double fat on
L Columbia Heights; 27XS3X1O0; 20
rooms steam heated viii paw over IL per
ceIa on investment ParlcularI OF
OWNER 1856 Remsen-st., Brooklyn, Room
%
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IN ANTED. Cook and lsundIess. Apply
w 90 once, bringing reference. 100 West
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- DLl.BAKER BROS. MFG. co.
~ I d - NJ i BROS. MFG. CO..
NETWORK Agency.

70 NeW-h ..h, Brooklyn aud Jersey City
Ccn'ractor>-Nc have new design OF a
contractors wagon 90 show YOU no reach
pole 10 Il JUS The wagon Tor contractors.
please call aud 800 them; also have over
80 Magom.- au gIllD- An1 Winds ON haud-
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& Ash Or INSTALMENTS.-4 horsef'
- weighing from 100 o. 1000 Young,
soeEq; cheap: suit any busuess. ADDRESS
BROOKLYN.
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SrUDEBAxER BROS. MIG. co.
Zip Real esicte Go Get.

r RACE HOUSE. $50 Nassau.s,.-De.
.,o,,.,n, rSo S1 o'nces % let. steam. heat
Brooklyn.
~ ment. MgA.stgop brownstoue house. No.
81 , tliSt LAC. Brooklyn House il fun
- feet wac, contains Is rooE,. and hath.
plenty OF closets and al 49, 81 80
menis nr,i-class location. and eotveu1cnt 10
Bridge and ferries would b. ,cn,os ,,ar,lv
furnished at very res sonsble ,e,., t to,
TN! ses OF, Of years Apply to j. D. II. BERG EN-
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9 ENMsTREss -IhoI IoSl,lS 1SS Sd'Is
= by tho day v Sr l%O"'" viii assist IN
dressn'sspK best cs'y reference. Call Ss
80 E,a.r ith->s,
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0lletfllaneons.

A LBERT G. SPENCER. 276 6ih9ye.'
"A between 18th snd lSth sts.-UmDfsila,
pa!ss0is canes made TO order. reeOEeIe9 siu
repair ID prompt and reliable.
A Ii LADIES and gentlemen use Hops
"A YapOr Bath at home for he1ien e
and neuralgia with Pixies home Dssn AZ
board references exchanged
A GERMAN WOMAN To take a baby 10
"A board good care taken. - 6iahu's'''
brooklyn. T.. D.. 1t floor, front.
II NGRAVINGS Of portraits or buildings,
Il 80 catalogue Illustrations, Al designs
free. BY DONALDSON. 80 Ftanhloil-st.
I AIDES. have You ever worn the ccir-
l. brated LavallIere cOr-ets Ihcy are the
most perfect cOfsets ever MADE IVY on
pair OF these gems and you VIII see men
that YOU never had such comfortable, Weii-
fitting good wearing cOrects beiOIc'
JAMMEs. sole importer. 13 West 3Olh.sl
u RICE SO for "Plnkers" home meal.
i Gated Vap0r bath apparatus Il VIII iast
o lifetime aud cures rheumatism ana eoldA
Sslesroom. l,179 3d.ave.
INKES Home Vapor Bath Apparatus
cures Gods rheum1t ism improves me
complexion and hardens strengthens ne
system; price el2 send for circular. l'ifs
Yd.ave.
ID O0FS repaired. painted and warranted
IL wears best material and cheapest IN
mice; reference the best. COATES 4
FRONTS. l OGj 3d-ave.
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Bolro ann Rooms.
Brooklyn.

ID OARD-Handsomely furnished second.
ID story front room hall room adjoining II
desired all modern Improvements superior
table best OF references given. 81 Gin
ton-st., Brooklyn.
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6rlp uOanleo.

Males
A GENTS 70 sell metal. tip lamp wicks (,
n everlasting never trimmed light
EQUALS gas cost 3 cents sell readily at 10
cont. also the new oxygen "a, tip. cost,
a cents. sells like wilinrc 1T 10 cent, :
10th Ju-t out. MAY 4 GROVER $50
BrO1dway, Room 80
MAN can make big
IL money selling State and County rights
for small labOr-saVing article in large de-
maud liberal commission. SUCCESS. Box 81.
Tribune once
AZ ANTED.-A rapid stenogiaphcf and
w typewriter, owning his own machine
one not afraid Of Work a. part ~ his time
Will be taken up with other duties n H. a
good opportunity ~ one willing b. advance
himself: wages 10 start si9 per week
Answer J. n. Box 25. Tribune ONCE
,nn AGENTS WANTED 70 canvass in
JUU y. Y State; steady chance drop
All trash and engage at once splendid
chance for live. honest agents % coin $50
nm ner week Write j. ;. LOVEWELL.
south Gardner. Mass
Females.
GIRL, as cook and laundress, must
"A bring references. 80 West s6th-st
yxI ANTED. Cook aud lsundIess. Apply
w 90 once, bringing reference. lo9 west
6Cth.sL
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:fnrrlsbe1 Rooms.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED second
n floor. near Ncw-YOrk Club; low rent
20 permanent party. Elegant floors 5 aa-
Joining 5tn-ave., private tables opnOha
suites single rooms and Offices selected
floor t5at have been inspected Obtalhe1 az
EVFRETT DIRECTORY, ESTABLISHED
1866. F. 4. DALEY. "a West 33tb-st.
AN elegant DOCTORS Office. parlor ana
a square sunny room very central per
1rct Addres, OWNER. l22 East 26th-st
LINTON PLACE, 32.-Desirable fur;
u nished. steam-heaed rooms; refined
management low prices.
LFGANTLY appointed rooms slngly or
II en- suit; ample wardrobe space hO1
and cold water. bath. gas, iUrnacc. nt.t
and attendance references. l39 ". oleCSe.
nAN DsOMELY furnished paror. two
III bedrooms and bath en- suite or Sneiy
fr-e kfast II desired very accomn9111tais.r. ~
70 Gentlemen and reasonable. Ny SilN
Up 5TTNFNTS. LIB West 33th-sL, oppo-
etio CASINO. SUPERINTENDENT.
~ WEST 24Tu-ST. Handsomely fur.
.D,S rishcd rooms 10 rent; transient OF
permanent.
10 1TH-AVE.- Large front pailoi !"
4oD let; furnished; all conNcIlrn.ea.
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for Sale.


4 r REDUCED PRICES.-40O second hand
n wood and iron working machines fully
guaranteed. machinery bought ana eN-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY, 39S Madl-
sOn-st.
nor SALE. CHEAP.-Two hundred
i TASKS. l. pnte. pints and quarts also
amber and whiskcy bottles. GO Green-
wich-st.. WIN LITTMANN.
DOR SALE.-Two thousand yards fur
L trimming at less than hall price: also
other furs. 257 Fulton-st.. BROOKLYN.
nor SALE-Monkey Capes twelve do;
l. lard. worth twenty other furs retailed
at less than wholesale prices pay YOU 70
csI. FELTMAN, 1l3 West Broadway
GENTS Fur-lined Ovcrcoats. forty dol;
VI lars; guaranteed worth ninety seal
Can six dollars, worth fifteen. FELL
MAN. 113 West Broadway
SEAL CARS six dollars, worth fifteen
- Monkey Capes twelve dollars other
furs, sacrifice. PSI Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
SEAL Newmarkets, Jackets and Sacques;
- also Seal Muffs, little shop worn also
other furs Monkey Capes at big Sacrihce
FELTMAN. 113 West Broadway.
S1,500,000 % TYs 2 A1aB Organs organs.
s27 80: new pianofortes $3.50. DANIEL +.
BEATTY Washington. New-Jersey
CEAL MUFFS. Monkey Capes, ten thous-
- ana yarcs fur trimming. at half cost
great slaughter. 2i7 Fulton-st. BROOKLYN.
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MCPHERSON DAVIS or SECESSION

the East by the steamer jose their time OF service
having expired.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

Z
-A-A.-ATTENTIoN An e,e'
| A csnI 81 floor. rooms, bath, private
| i,Ti, - suffes. NJ adj sOn-aVe., cor hOueS'
a b,nesou6iy furnished nooi, BATH pr,
Moor. bath. private table. near New ofA
Attractive floors, with private ba,hsi
with on without private table' sult.s anu
S,nflc rooms board op g,c.siTsbe locations
| hlgbnst rcfrrenfes given. Information free.
5. {. LELAND co.
50 West 3ith-st.
I IN SMALL family. handsomely fur
i nishea rooms. with board references
"a West 5lstst.
4 GEAAiFRCY PAKK TO lcf. with board
| Il handsomely furnis shea room, nous ann
surroundings uneXceptionaDie ricicnce-.
HANDSOME parlor hoor with bath phi.
Il Nate dfu m room also slIlsie iOohis feIeI'
eEcss. 13S Madison-aNe.
= TH.AVE eO3.-Elcgaaily furnished
j suites OF apartments, single rooms phi
Nate table latest sanitary plumDihs.
- TH.ST.. 1885 WEST h Beautiful sunny
4 rooms with o. without board French
and Spanish spoken.
rsO MADIsoN-AVE. - Elegantly hiI.
100 nished large room. "a iOOI. with
board appointments the best references.
tcI WEST ATHEIST. -Beagtnully fur.
lO4 nished sui" Of rooms together or
sera -stely. with excellent board also one
slaall room southern exposure well heated
running water
oon WFsT ARTIST. -IIsndsomc third
ZOU and fourth floor, larcc rooms. with
board desirable and central location.
sO- LEXINGTON. AVE.-BOar1ers want
CSO ed BIZ American lady peasant rooms !;
best board terms moderate references ex'
changed
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Brooklyn Real Estate.
Countrp Real gstaic for 5all


A T YONKFRS-30 minutes from the city
"A access by NOnkcrs karid Transit ana
Hudson River Road attractive modern COT
taGe all convcriences OF city house plot
1OX2OO good ncIghbOrhOO1 q near railroad
stations price 80 coo , terms 10 suit pos
session when desired. Inquire OF BEL
LOWS & WARREN, Getty Square, Yon-
keis.
A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR..Hand:
n some residences and bsilding sites for
sale houses 10 let furnished or unfur'
nished. TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman-st
A T CRAWFORD, 45 NIL utes from New
II York. on Central r. II OF n j.. desir'
able French roof house for sale; 8 rooms.
near Ssr s sau 5nu Apply TO WM D. BIGELoW
Crawford, Union Co, N. j., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY. Al Maiden Lane N. Y.
FOE sALE.FSrcm0ss, large ana small nall;
offered some N exchange city property.
j. w. FIELDER 50 Liberty-st
pICHMOND HILL. Long lsland.--splen.
Ia did cottage. $4,000. 81 800, $500 /;
al Improvements fine surroundings charm
iSF H HGsHiSs Go. 'FowLER, Rich
iuond Hi.
ITO LET. EXCHANGE or FOR SALE
A Swiss cottage, . rooms ana Two al
| joining lots in YonkeTs 10 minutes walk
| nom depot in lrsi.claSs order: excellent
views high ground healthy location; rent
ana terms reasonable Gail or address ]. NJ,
COOPER, 277 DcdioTd-aye.. BROOKLYN. Ed.
90 OO0 -sl0O CASH; balance. SO
! - ,UOO, monthly. for new cottage
Sven rooms. six closets. including lot 50 oy,
nearly 200 feet within ten minutes walk ol
railwey station at Hawthorne. n. j.
healthy loca ion excellent neighborh."h
b uain. daily: IS miles from CIV tax tax
| Erie Railway. foot Of Eham0cf>-st, uchc'
acent at Hawthorne will show pirmise' en-
curIOn ticket. Il. l.. WOLCO1I, owner
| 90 Cenue-st., y. y.
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noork i1antc0,

Females
An EXPERIENCED stenographer and
~ typewriter, who understands ofiee
work wishes situation; best reference
STENOGRAPHER, 23G East 27th-st, OF
Room l27, > Broadway.
- TENOGRAPHER. typewriter (Caligraph
- preferred. and telegraph operator, hav-
ing years practical experience. desires
manent epagemcnt; rcfercnc's -. STENO1-
RAPIIEfs Box >. Tribune ONCE.
- TENOGRAPHER.-A young girl (recent
- gradultcl, with few weeks cApgi-
cuco. correct and faithful In her WORK.
" shes a situation ~ stcnOgapher ana type
writer Address REMINGTON, Box l30.
Station W, Brooklyn, +. d.
STENOGRAPHER. TYPEWRITER, eN.
- pericnced iu electrical work and general
correspondence. best references. MEDIC
Room 30. II Broadway.
- rFNCGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
y desi r'> q position salary moderate F0l
particulars address for one week, Miss X
X, 29G Parkcr-st. Newark, y. j.
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Rnar0 manlc0

ID PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN, broad
Il culture. wishes to exchange agreeable,
profitable instruction for dinner and break
fast in inst class family; Ia, highest refer
ences ItFRNDON, Tribune Uptown
Cncc ] 23S Broadway.
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COOk, HOUSEwoRK. sc.-By Ameri-
~ can and German help; thorough cooks;
bread, biscuits, meats, poultry. pasLrleA
cake, &c. for city or country. 1875 9th
ave-, near 10th.sL. PROTESTANT BU-
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domestic 5liuanons Uante0
Females.

n OOK, or HOUSEWCRK. &c.-By
y young English Protestant woman;
thorough good cook; or boarding. house;
city or country good reference Ready at
the HOME BUREAU. 13o 0th-sye., near
1Oth.st.
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q OOK.-By an English woman excellent
- carver, baker, desserts, game can take
charge OF kitchen In hotel or private; city
or country references. 357 4th-aye., 18th
and 20th sts.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-18
DAMAGE Ry STORM IN CALIFORNIA.

San Diego, Cal, Dec. 16-1t is estimated that the
damage by the recent storm to property IN TINS vicinity
will reach 100000 TO 100000 The California
Southern Railroad suffered heavily. six bridges on
the line were washed out between here and the
s0lidad Canon, and there is little prospect Of any
trains moving before tomorrow night The Call
fornIa Southern alone will lose probably $4,000 to
100000 The Pacific Beach road is badly washed
away at Rose Canon where at least 1000 feet OF the
roadbed has been destroyed. 1t viii be week before
trains will run. The Cuyamaca road was badly
washed ont The Coronado Belt Line and the National
CITY road both suffer from washouts. The racetrack
AT Pacific Beach is badly damaged The loss Will
probably reach 100000 o. w. Wilson, the master
mechanic of the Pacific Beach road was drowned YES
teIday lie started for Pacific Beach with motor
engine to find the damage done 10 the track lie left
The engine at the Rose Canon where the washOu had
occurred and tins the last seen Of him. His body
was discovered buried in the mud