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renee yNos asa si2 900. $40. Law and 1914,
lCtI. go si2 $50 i3ll. i5is' isSa 1915. itIf 1851
sUrhEhh CoUhT-S SPECIAL TRRk-PAkT II.-Before Pat
fersSn JNo Co 2ls 27s 3o 80 and
laS lZS9 1871 1922 1928 510 $685. 1897 1914 l27e 679
sUPaEhE Coysr-CEcUrr-PAaT I.-Betore O'Briea j.
ARK " j. No calendar. 80 '
SUPREME CouBr-CIRcyIT-EAET II.-Befure Andrews L.
Nos 500 1908 $3.50, 1908 1916 $685. 5l32 1868 5578
35yl 1913 4l9 Sb33 3G0o, 49G6, 3Gl2 1920 3O76 3453
345S. 34gs $500. 3502 N' '
SUPREME COURT = CIRoUrT-PART 1II.-Before Beach j.
3O9S, 1884, 295O, $3.50. 1922 2675 2BTO BIS S3Cg
$685. $780, 3772 5O2G 34TS 235S 1896 1921 1885 9i7g
264g. 3437. $780, 1913, 1906 lO43 1918. -
SUPREME CoUEr-CIRcUr-PAFT IV.-Adjourned until
Nav ~.
sURRoGATE's CoURT-Betore Ransom s.-wils Of James
Palen H. Peck Thomas - f. Bradburst Joseph Cali
10 80 A. IN, Patrick TronOr IL m; Henrietta %alther
~
For probaewllls Of Teo Albright. Francis Page 10 m
O. CrUg John Caliaghan Carl SCharpf j. A. M0nhemer
NJ. A Cantiuc A. NJ Knapp Vim. Ceary and T. A White
1890 4. IN.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPKcIAL TERA-Beiors Sedgwick G. ].
Nos. 359. $40
SUPERIOR COURT EQUITY TERM.Betoro Freedman Mos
$50 1856. $50 1893 3g5, A39 6l9. $780, 203
4jUl.. l72, So 397 29l. oil, l35. 2B!, 5Os. 1893
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PAKT I-BefOre Truax
= Nos 1857, l57, 1882 i5I 1921 1922 1860, 2l7 1903
SUPERIOR COrRT--TRIAL YERM-PART Il.-BefOfe O'Gor
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mar, J-Eoa eoA III 1854 I4ss 1852 1873 1881. 1867
SUPERIOR oousr,JTsiAL TERh-PAIn ul--Bofore Dpgro.
1875 1905 l6ls 1870 500 6si s7i 7oS 1851 isos itSS
SUPERIOR coUxT-TRAL TER,,-pARr Iv.-AdiOurnsa for
the
COMMON PLEAs-aESERAL TERN Befcrs IArremore c. J..
Allen aud BookstaYeT, JJ.-AdJOurped until June r.
COMMON PLEAs-EoUrTY TERN-Adourned for the term
81
COMMON pLEAs-TRIAI rERM-PAHT L. Before Hoesen
Nos I4l3 l42i 1923 1879 liza 1878. 9S2 al2 iS71
ISL 4s9 1879 1919 1925 i%li ltl2 lz2s 1905 is7i.
1915. 1913, $50. el3, ISL. llol. 1854, SOC.
COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL TERM-PARr L-Adiourned Coz
the term.
CRY CoURr-SPEC1AL TERM-Be fore Home. J.-Motions
CRY CouET-TRIAL TERN-PART I.-Before MeGown, J.
Nos 1907 2ll2 2ll6 1866 $50, lose. POSI- 206s 90
GTl 2l33. 1898. 2S97. 1898.
CRY CouRr-TanL TERM-PART I.-Betors Nehroas. H.
Nos ST. 42S SOL SeS 1885, 1871 1880 1853 $685. 49, see
TI5 r.
CrTr COURT TRIAL TEnM-PAnT III.-Betore Enrich. :,
Nos 1880 2O22 SSS 1879 1889 1872 1873, 2yl4. 2247.
$40, 1925, 1891. 764. 2l97. 2I4I.
COURT or GENERAL SEssloNs-PART 1-Beforc Recorder
snyth and Assistant DstrctAttOrney Davis-Nos TO
Inclusive.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroSsPARr II-Befors MARITIME J..
and Assistant District Attorney Ftzgerah-No, l.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssioHs-PARr III.-Before Glider.
sleeve j. aud Assistant JerOme-Nos 70
llncluslYe
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rrr snHpAY TRIBUNE.

w, smsey, wrote in The Sunday Tribune on
nj F.position and some eccentriclues OF inc
tne sa'I os.mones; E. O. also contributed Few
opthsn us;On OF the great exhibition; CORE
,m nandSDt n Berlin described brilliant military
Posdam to which the American ;", HS
mission vienna discussed several topics OF m
o ieV. the Austrian capital; by the courtesy Oh
.e1pso ,sw.York Sun" exceedingly valuable ahG
ING series of letters. written by MIR. Greeiey7
in'e ~. Charles A. Dana during the winter OIL
70 ~ was published for the first time; corre1
looY 90 from the new States included two en-
spasripU letters from North Dakota, ono os"o"
ra.o and the other Grand Forks letter nom
Gaerie. Oklahoma Territory gave an I smus
80 Of Sunday in that new cft3S the LnoVpe
sks che revolution it has caused in the art OF
az were described. and tables were gwen
l,owinS the cost of work under the new ana OLD
.~.+ens. Mr.. John Durand's " New Materials 1or
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the History OF the American Revolution" was re-
viewed, as was Miss Devey's Letters of the Late
Edward Bulwer to his Wife,; other features were
Art News and Comments The Week in Society.
Literary. Theatrical, Baseball, Yachting and Mill
tary Notes and all the news of the day, the lead
ing topics of which were follows:
Foreign.-The hbors of the Samoan Conference
are nearly ended the reStorat ton Of King MahetOa
Is assured. - Governme ut pressure has been
brought 70 bear the mine-owners in West
phalis the Emperor being impa dent at the delay
In reaching o settlement. - Queen Victoria laid
Che cornerstone OF new building at Elton r.
Captain Murrell, Of the steamer Missouri, was re-
cefved with much honor on bis arrival in the
Thames, - Seventeen PERSONS were injured in
Z railway ecc1dent near Belleyille, Ontario. -
4he Alert sailed from Honolulu on April & for
Samoa. 7E5<T widespread plot against the Gar
ihasT beeni discovered mongsmilitary| officers.
Dcmestc;-storPs which, did mo- more or less dam dam
cSSsin' - Douglass Q. russell, an inventor.
ded from Boston TO Canada, taking money belong
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CELEBRATING 4 CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.
The Pilgrim Congregational Church, at Madson-Ove.
and Onehundred and. twenty nrstst was unusually well
hiIed yesterday morning twenty seventh anniversary
The Rev. DR.. Samuel H. Virgin delivered the anniversary
sermon. In which he Interesting history the
church from its organization In little hall in One.
hundred ana twenty hithst. up the present time
It's handsome church building the chapel and the memo
rial annex given by Marshall Ayes IT, Tho celebration
by the Sunday.sehoo was In tho evening under the d.
rccton Of Chres p. Perce. the superintendent Tho
Chinese department attracted attention both from
lts novelty and from the proficiency which the China.
have attained.
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ing to stockholders of q company he had organized
- The First Controller OF the Treasury certified
the account of John l. Davenport, as Chief
Supervisor of Elections in New-York City. -
The Indiana block miners refused TO accept a
reduction III wages. - The sheriff OF St
Francis County, the City Marshal of Forest City
and another citizen were killed in an Arkansas
election riot.
City and Suburban.-The General Assembly
rested from their labors and went an excursion.
- The funeral OF Allen Thorndiko Rice took
place at Grace Church. 49, A second autopsy
was performed on the body Of Washington Irving
Bishop, but the cause Of death could not be
ascertaincd. - Captain james Chester, OF tho
81 United States Artillery, stationed at Gov.
ernor's Island attempted suicide. - number
OF private school teachers met 70 protest against
the proposed Compulsory Education bill.
g. The Cunard steamship Servia,, bound for
Liverpool, ran aground on Romer Shoal -;
The corner in Oregon and TranScontinental
stock continued. ~ The winners at
Gravesend were Sam Wood Fides, Ballarat, Cvno.
sure, Folly and Ban Cloche. - The Rttsburg
ball team defeated the local nine by score OF
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n)ork tunnit0.
Females.

clldlcS.
1 CAPABLE young lady - cashier, ur
y {" pn." WORK, , years ,Ap,f.ruU,,
VI d. @pb & at S,th 81.
- " &oGIINrlfI. Il. Ivuug laIy. h.uu.
- G.J. wound La, position a. -u.-
h"Sr'ph't AMI Typ" 'ib'Il .vauug 10 hr'ip
low. Adde'S VI. -. 3l3 iasJ lIAtu.s.
SII NOGRNrIIl.E auA TYPEWRITER
- Is. o" Experienced uus adv A!
lr0-s Mis- l.. 80 Van Eun"n. =. BLbu.
u u'nrh and quickly done. -truugraph'r-
'afrI-h,l Tor iIV pr evening Nurk ar'I.tz'
Specification, and legal work Ms. ~ Il
liplLllTpN. - Wil.am..t. AMI 2DG
BfullWaY.
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flats 90 fct, FURNISHED.

MO. 40 UNION SQUAR.-New, hand.
" Somcly furnished rooms, 6rst floor; cool
and large; overlooking the Square all i'm.
prOvements.
ITO RENT for the summer, corner nat.
i furnished light rooms best locality ;
rent low references required. Addr"ss +.
T.. Tribune Uptown once. l,2Ds Bwsy.
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3 TO ?. 80 STOOLS active and higher, closing
strong
Copies may stiIl be had az the office or by mail
Twenty pages Price cents
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Gountrp Real estate 60 fet

A GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Hand
"A some residences and building atfs i0f
sale: houses 20 let. season or year. CLAIR
ENCE Il. TUBS, Bcekmon.st., n. \.
TOMPORTARLE MODERN HOUSE Tor
u small family OF adults IN the choicest
part Of East Orange, n. j.; handy TO STA
lion plenty Of shade water gas and sewer
say June, July, August and September or
as near as may be rent $50 per month.
Address ORANGE, 242 South ST. N. Y.
ITO LET.--A large unfurnished house ncS1
j the mountains with good garden, large
lawn. plenty Of shade aud fruit trees excel
lent water d1ily msil 4 miles from II. X. sta
UoA; telephone and postoftcc across w
street: also stabling for I horses terms slnO
for the season Address J. NJ. WALKER
Walden, N Y.
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WM. l. HARTCEG
n, Export Accountant sgd Auditor
50 ana b. Yes } a. telephone. Murray liB).
A EXPERIENCED travelling salesman
n would accept Win good hUusa'. ~.
!" nHc7 qua small comm -sluu a. iirst. refer.
"n"cs. AALRltAS. Tribune OG,r,
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Furnished jonses tl1antro.

vN ANTED.-DyL small family along the
w line OF the HOusa,Onic or NaUgaSuck
n.ilroad a smal furnished outage for the
sumner, AddTrI ID. B.. TTlGun: Uptown
ofice, 1888 BrAdway.
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Rooms Uanieo.

FURNISHED ROOM WANTED I'm Brock
Bridge, for e. week Address TWO DOL
LARS, Tribune once.
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COURT CALEyDARS-TO.pAY.

SUPREME COURr-GESERAL TERA-- Before Van Brunt p 7
Daniels and BarTctt JJNOG l6? 1903. lac, 1877 II sO
SSla l06. llS, 1872 1886 lG6 III l74. ~ q
SUPREME COURT CHAMsERs-Beiors ingrahAm, motion
calendar called az IL O'Clock
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcAL TERN-PARr I.-Beiore Law.
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Males.

'OACI MANLY a strictly nrst.class
cOlofrd man married, no family willing
ana 0HlRtng s years s,fereuces Address
L. NJ. BROWN, o04 3d.svc.
GOACHMAN. Gentleman having dis.
~ posed Of his horses, would like TO Oh.
tain situation FOR his cOachman, who has
bevn IN hls employ ~ years: careful driver
ana an excellent horsemaD; reliable and
strictly temperate. Address W., =. o. Box
2S97 n. Y
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1sO MADISON.AVE., near SSd. st-Ele-
rooms, with bosId highest tcteraRess.
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OK MADISON.AYE.--HOn suite
~ Of rooms. with 6rst-cl9ss board ;
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fouses 10 Get, furnished
Country.

DERRSHIB HILls.-A furnished cot
ID tarp 10 pot for summer. For plrliCu.
lars Inouire FRANK fl. WRIGHT, Great
Rarrlnltnn Ils-
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fOCpLE want house ~ take chargr u
- fr,U jun /, during aps.ur" II fam
-. reference and security. Address Vita
terms. INTEGRITY. Box l.. Tribune
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Giip Real estate Go Get.

"A. tension. 20N7j good li.t; steam pow.
err; Ave minutes 70 all railways, shipping
Bridge and ferries low &c Z. 24l Ply
mouth.st., Brooklyn; immediate possession.
ITO LET. -Lofts. So H. " % H., steam
Il elevator, with or withut steam power.
GEO. B. EDDY, 1916 MadJon.st.
THREE large light lofts 4oXloO; separate
Il or together; steam leVGtOt, sIitIblc
storage or night mandatory. @iS Green.
vichrst
WE HAVE STILL sme good space in
w our factory 70 let manufacturers Of
soy kind, with or wlLhut power. Come
aid see ullding beforespacU T. all taken :;
splendid Inducements. Also large yaris
for stone, coal OF lumer men. Good bust.
ness chance.
NETWORK LCMG7R AND WOOD
wORRFG CO..
l3ith-st and Alcxanderaye
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Females.
n)ork t0anico.
Males

Males
WIN. l. HARTUEG
| "A, Expert Accountant sgd Auditor.
50 and b. Yes a. telephone. Murray lis).
A EXPERIENCED travelling salesman
- would accept WIN good hou-r ~.
T." nHc7 aud small CUmmi 4hiuh a. ilrst refer.
rno"s. AMERICAN. Tribune One
| 4 GENTLEMAN In the prime oi NJ
"A wIshrr u permanent ppa tIuH where his
| experience IN buSE"s- VIII De II ypluc;
! Has been a manufacturer ~ paper and lrDn
aud Is Hf.t-,ia-s Dookk".prf. draugh'fnAn
| aud Designer, sLary nIol"fat, references
given. Add co.. Boa 81. MiJurG. y j.
4 FOUNDRY sUrLETNTENDENT
a want situation o. partnership. Ad-
| i.'-- -. Box p. Tribunr once.
| 4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN who Ia, had
| "a 10 years banking rNp'rrn S4nl- q
| position Ia rOuc H"li-kuOuu bIukug house
can sell good bonds and investment ~curl.
iioS AID give uuqu,sliunlblr r.f'ryHce,.
tINANCI" BJA !, Tuhnn" hr"'.
II OOKREEPER.-A young man cNpcr.
ID enc'i IN factory accounts. wants pcfma.
u-nt position. Address l.. y. Box 7YS.
New. Haven. Conn.
II UOkKEEPER. experienced ari well
ID recommended. age b" desires occu.
patton. temporary or permanent. X. B
MARTIN, 30 BIc'ck"r-st
Ru0KK EErEE \ gentleman now DC.
~ fNlNll sHtH IT-I'lNU a. b'Htk''lH T.,
d'dr"s =" make Chlng. would DO special
work evenings. H. g., Tribune once.
II ARHEE A nr-r.clas- barber wants 90.
ID ,itfnu AZ -u'r,. summer r.surt AIIr,,.
HE&IY =. LANG. 2.oli 3'h.a'r.
nAKEH vrpJ, a situation A. forruau on
ID bread aud eaEr. Apply a. 2OJ 5itE-s'..
south BROOKLYN.
RAKEE hy 4" youag mon. ~ rhIrl hand
A Dpy lUI Tribune Tui.,Nu ono,
! 'S7 Bruaiw'N.
DON - dr-lr"s . position - anything.
ID Adfrr's 80, 7ihaN'.. top n"oi
TLEKK \ young man well acquainted
Y wirr horH ru-.nr-s would lhr position
a. clerk lr.t fsf.r.urc Address n. s..
nRuWN, south onnrr. y. !.
CLEEK ~ SALESMAN Ivy a Young
y man II % yrars' e,psriruco - .hlp.
ping clerk IN paint AMI Narni-h house auy
business know he wau's Of a lurUr paint
tTsd" ritY and country. Addrrs, NELSON.
T.. BoN 1870.
TOLORED boy, ~" Il, graduate Of public
rfrncrs. Address RICHARD l.. JOIIN.
son. O93 Las, lG2d.st.
COLLECTOR Of oApcn"nce. 35. under.
" stand. Bookkeeping ani general ofrc
work. wishes a position u trnst the best of
MIND, Ic5 West Ioa1 ~
oRRFSPONDENT .-spanlsh and Eng.
u Ush correspondent wishes situation or
ANY Kind ~ work In once not afraid ~ hard
work no eanVlssng. Address y r.. Tribune
once
TX SOLDIER OF France aud AmerIcS,
II age 10, has 10 give up trade through
dimes Of sight, desires a position as
Waterman, porter OF other repOnhble post.
tlou best Of references furnished. Address
OLD SOLDIER Box 40. Tribune onee.
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for Sale.


a NOLL~TOP DISK for $40 ave feet
Foil'tpp for cas-; smiths Toll.top desk.
inc pest made 4 spsci8lty desks Of all
Elnds y. u MASON q" winlirw.'f
n hOI; web perfrctlng newspaper press
JHhdef, Job. lith02fhphir and plate
presses bOOkbin1erA and elcCtfotyper's ma
mans
4 OkFECIfONETY ana leo cream store,
" o9lng good business; suitable for a
couple or psfhes wishing " make their OWE
eAndieA S5f 9th.ANs-
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flats 60 Get, anfuruioheb,

| LNLATS TO LET In the
T. GORDON,
| Sgth-st. and 9th.ave. 3 rooms Just com.
I p.c,ed all decorated and Improvement
| rents from So - $50 per month. InQuirc
OF GORDON BROS. on premises. or ianitor.
EoK SALE-The elegant three-Story
L brick dwelling No 800 East I4Sd-st !;
house 2GX5O, with One-stOTy sddiuah lot
100x4p. IS; house has every improvement ;
hardwood sffm and floors. Inquire Of l. X.
BINGHAM, 10 and 81 Rose st. New.YoFk.
EOk SALE or % exchange tor uninn-
L proved property, tenement neighbot-
hood preferred, HANDSOME natB on 9th-aYe.
south Of 90th-st.. including eofpsr tust com
pl'te1 For further particulars address L. y.
CALLAHAN, $50 Last 42d.st
Al TH.ST.. 2l7 wEST.-Ths Pisrrn pont.
~ Six light rooms and bath modern I'M.
prOycmcnts rent $50; allowances.
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Gouutrp Real gsicte Gor 5als

sen elegant Country SesldenSe tsquall I
s EOpT Seait6y and retny growing vi;
iaae Of Islp, L. L, eonphNqa Qeer 70 acres
Of valuable land beautifully laid out; me
dwelling viii every modern improvomenh
including electric lights, large and CON.
trout trout ponds, bIlllaFd- room and bowling
alley :. ia fact. one Of the most complete ana
desirable country residences In the United
states owner wishes 10 sell because he has
no use for IL; this is rare chance Tor
fdthers OF large families who study economy.
For further partIcVlarS address
]. +, PHfLIIPS, % PARK Row
EoR sKLE-Qn Hawthorne ynd BuenA
L Vista a0eA, Xonktrs-k handsome oflok
residence, together with stablp and grounds;
GOOD view Of Hudson; size Of house, S0KS8:
containing ID rooms ono block FROM railroad
depot and steamboat landing very cheap
or will trade for improved city or brooklyn
property. PETER y. CALLAHAN 2SO
1 HAVE FOR SALE a fine country seat
Il within nfty miles OF New. York on the
Harlem road one hundred acres OF high
ground, 1ne view large modern house. win
all improvements gas Water.closetsl pain.
room hot and cold water. sufroundn oY
fine shrubbcFy living spring on place ele-
giant lawn, ffne hedges: In fact one OF the
best country places In the State; buildings
alone cost $50, 900 house newly furnished
has not before been in the market price,
SOC. eco views at Ofilce. GEORGE Il.
READ, Q PineSt
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Boara ano Rooms.


OK MADISoN.AVE.--Ha suite
< ~ OF rooms. with brst-class board ;
reference.
OO1 FAST 86TH ST. Nice single ana
tOCl double furnished rooms; gentlemen
only near l. station.
E0IOWEST I4TH .ST.-Bb'k parlor and
OF q extension also pleasant room OH 4th
story; excellent table, moderate terms
references.
0S z 9TH -AVE.-DcSrable rooms, superior
COO board low rates 30 Sept. transient
guests aud table bCarders Accommodated
Brooklyn
BOARD, SO Willow.st, BROOKLYN
ID Large and small rooms, handsomely fur.
Dished; house and appointments hrst class
three minutes from BTtdgei references ca
changed.
IT ElGHTS.--B square room. large
i j closet, water. &c alaO small room with
water cool. pleasant and convenient to
ferries and bridge. 40 Columbia Heights,
near PierrepOnL.st
4 ARGE Above or square front room
II for one or two gentlemen private fam.
ily Of; ten minutes walk 20 Bridge improve.
ments telephone; reasonable references
$40 Schcmethorn.
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domestic 9ituations rOante6
Males.

| Males.
| - ECOND.MAN or FOOTMAN.-By o
- young man In private family; leaving
Oh account OF family going 10 Europe city
or country city reference. Call or address
SECOED.MAN, I29 West 2Sthst.
BY young mso, in
~ private family, TO make himself gen.
orally useful can walt on table. best Of
references. Address II. TROICK, 323 East
7ist-st.
r. SEFUL.M AN. BY young men Tor al
" kinds Of work. 70 be generally useful,
indoors and outdoors city or country farm,
garden. milking. care OF kOrses. &c. for
moderate wages At 1873 0th.aYe.. 4 doors
above 10th-st PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU.
( SEFUL.MAN-HOU EWORK.-:By
" swedish couple no children; man can
% any work ON gentleman's place horses.
garden, milk, NOW. &c. wife good family
ruok, laundrSS, Sc. good references. A.
CARPENTERS, los 6th-aye.
WATCHMAN.-By o respectable man un.
w cNc"ptiOnable reference and bonds, II
rqnlr,d. Address, for ! week, w. III. o.,
49, West 2Gth.st.
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miscellaneous


4 LBERT G. SPENCER 276 6th-ave.
"A 18th and 18th Sts -UhBREI,LAS
PARASOLS, CANES made 70 order rccOY.
cred and repaired. Prompt and reliable
An ENGLISH LADY. professor. " Ad-
IA vcftise herrei vii take few pupils a.
merely nominal terms grad uate Of London
Academy Music singing thorough English.
French and painting. q. T.. l.4ll 8th.S
gs9d at.
ELEGANT 34-fooL stosr launch. with crew
IA u let a. small pari.~S families PR
iefred. Addross STEAMER il5 9th, ave.
ZINE OIL PAINTING. Parry example
L by the late Prof. X. ". WEIR y. A,
and Others CAL Or address Studio Il,
West 22d.sL
- TEAMER CHAIRS, Al 30; marked and
- delivered on boIrd Hs"rpum trunks
~ IS; rug a. -; lraN'.liug bags and
leather nu,y,tr-- CHAS HASKELL. J..
AstOf House
81, 900, 900 W W. tdHr NF GSt SaF S.,!
mates before you buy NFw YORK NND
MASSACHUSETTS, GRANITE WORKS,
under Victoria Hotel. lao Brusdway. W
ROBINSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-20
Drs5smakiuQ.

DREsSMAKER would like a few moro
~ Customers to 20 out by "a" day or
take home 1rst-Claa, litter sty lish trimmer
and draper. So West 53d.st.
nRESjMAKING at moderate price also
~ accordion plating IN all widths. AZ
Nina. SCuLOSS'. / 3O3 shave, between
74th and 10Th sts., In the store.
n RESShAK Err Ladies', Mime. Rcynod
~ give full satisfaction In every par
ocular best work; graceful skirts glove
buinR waiSs; send postal. Madame Will
call 1873 Shave.
GLOVE.FtTTIN SUITS made. from a.
" and up. guaranteed / viii Gu, and az
the FIRST liUings free OF charge; evening
dresses a speciality. Miss NAYLOR, Goa
East Slst-st
NINE. DIHAE, arriving from Paris; best
WI styles. Pa Ls!an chic and mode rate
prices fine work can BE- seen. 902 West
3Sth.St
ID ELIABLE DRESSMAKFR rrsumlnR
h business wishes more customers. work
thoroughly trstCias- In every respect, and
prices moderate. lis West Gcd-st.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-09-19

WOulQn' nave nlW Ult 10k 10 UoDb y0otAo
In the country"
Romerlus wuz howlin' fer or dozen.
Anne wuz boo-hooin', and Ellen screechln',
'sWhy don't somebody vaccinate himr'
Nobody heard Maria, or even saw her
move, but in less'n q mint Jackson felt her
little hands on his, and seen her pink
cheeks white as she helt down by him.
sayin': "Don't give up Jackson, darling.
while there's life there's hope''
Snow you're talkin'," ses Bulger, comm,
out with er glass in his hand. 'sDrink this
ole man and maybe you'll live till the
doctor gets here"
With that he made jackson swaller tho
awfullest dose-caster lie, yipercac, num-
Der six and sperets turpentine-that he'd
gone and fixed up out er ole Madam's medi-
cine closet Jackson had ter face the
music; 'twould a-gin the whole thing er-
way ter say he wouldn't take it, and by the
time the doctor got thar he wuz sick
enough ter need him, and ter swa'ar he'd
thrash Bulger fust thing when he got we'll
He wanted ter do it the worst sort when
ole Madam put the weddin' of a whole
year, SO as ter see whether er no he wuz
gwine ter run mad; but when at last he did
git Maria, and found her a treasure and re-
membered that she faced what she thought
was certain death fer him, he got mighty
fergivin', and had Bulger to come over tho
same as ever. Ter this day Maria thinks
thar amt nobody like the boy, but eff you
don't want ter see three mad women don't
We say "BuIger' ter the rest er the Gradys.
M G. Williams, in brakes Magazine.