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Domestic 5lluatlons Udniso
Females.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

A CENTS WANTED everywhere n sell
"a 1ontlnc Investment Bonds on inStA.,
ncnt-; only those having experience AID
Apply. AMERICAN TONTINE SAY.
mos UNION. stewart Building. 80
Efoadws, Ncw.York.
4 MERCHANT. desiring IN r'tir". Offers
"a FOR sale hi one. hail !uwrSt In cor.
p"r1tiuu doing rro,ltdhi" commercial hu'h'S -
crd, for CO.. II Irl F@1a aycn "
of Sa!u" viii h.. furnished to responsible pr
-ons sr".ing acuN' uSinrs>. rct'r"r, n'u.t
accompany anS"ci-. AiIF.'" b. h"N -
7 rIOun' 0H!c'.
,,EYrNWLE rNErY Investing IS 900
u can ,r,uu hIid interest 10 fou' must
useful and indI,p"rsuhiC articles "h u"
marhct, r-tahl.h"d large lr".it~ SOLID.
Bon =. Tr!hUn" Orre.
Al l-,INHLI>HTn SALOON ,ni !ods.
a inr- h w." httingS cost 5000: Iul
Pearl 1t
ACClFrABLE parn"i wan'"i o. In.
~ vest 81 600 w established business; ~"
agents. III .EToN. Bo> g. 1uoUn' once.
4 pDirIONAA CArITAL procured ior
~ bus.u'-, purpose, irv'stor- ady.-'l
iTIn"n, rhars" q d%,irn.i "rEHrfiT;a, t
CARLETON. Brokrf-. 9" Broadway.
A TTENTIUN. wANrHD.-A ~" Ian,
n viii -pU" rI-I. =" - u'' N''' u
. ia r'tJhII> i"i rral "-'nt" business her"
Ia city Cd opportunity. lIoD"fN. -
C"llr-st.
TLI.T~TAfLI~lIID Ar~' las dry
"A Ep"'- lu-iJr-~ FER -t.r ~ - i.A'",
VI clSy toms ". rENNn Hui,NNrfI.ir
HID III y. Y.
~ uLD ESTABLISHED ir, @o"l' huI.
"A u"-- tn a Nv" miruin' uFHS city I;
Il It.f %. Ii.
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Uork manteo.
Nales.

-AdlD3s
n IUNBFR-A good jObbinc plumber
L wants steady situation; city or coun.
tN. j. HUGHES. 4il>Wc,t 3ist.NL..
II ESPECTABLE young maa. 50 aiding ssy-
IL 'f5i languages. add v no ha. Travelled
all over Europe with good families for 5
y"nrs. wishes situation; bet OF city and
foreign references given rs bu;l'r, WI. I or
courier, wilsng ~ go % any part or the
world. Adde'S BETLER. 43l 7Ih.ayc.
SNART YOUNG MAN so. willing to
- work. Win ..lr education. would Ike
work at anything can furnish good refer.
cnr". UiGAN, 80 West 0G'h.st.
- ALESMAN by an experienced man
- ~ travelling sal">Haa 70, manu- u. tGI"r
~ any IIrg" whol"-al" hous" b''st refer.
,nc.-- salary. what an worth. Address
VAN. II Suy!am PLac.' BI~"lyn.
=, ALENM ~. who h1s a good trade IN.
- Brok'yn with baker, ana @rocers w"uII
iII.r q y, lr.,lur b. eel on comm. sion hour
~ rrhanl, ned Mt apply ADDRESS T. H. H.,
- l.2 N"'nun-Gyc., Br"oS!yh
- address and ability wanti: must be
abe 70 give bond ami good reference. +. Is.
pLMS RAD. - last iGth.s'.
SALESMAN would llkr T. travel for a
- rool who'"-a'r nrlry housr; years
-, prr"Hrc IN retail business Box AS
>.NEDISH medical student thoroughly
- ,rla.i u VT. r. no. 81 -ynrr.ur. -Ncd.
Ish movement and massage clubbing. DE-
ire, professional employment. Address
GYMNNST. @Jl C1rro.I.-t. brooklyn.
S,lTUATIoN wanted IN .aw Office by a bog
- " It. y"ir at CIV COLLEGE. Adir's,
c. H.. @ol East 10Lh.st.
,JuOIvDGGuLl Competent bookkecpcr,
Who hl, rNp"ri"hr" ~ salesman and
AN giyr Al references. desires situation.
halr",s HuuKKELrEE, =. q. Boa 3Sis.
4 rNOI.sTFEER. o. tlrst.cla-.. wants
I r"rk good Ia all branches. Addrss
" \Ck. go West %ith.st.
WANTED Management Of lumber yard.
w s,Or' or petition Of 'ru,', by expert.
.urci business man and fUOkksepcr; r"ieN
"uc"s; security. Address Box 81. Marietta.
Pom
NkIINT!D SITUATION as travelling sales.
w man ;or . carriage furnishing or yaTni Ah
and cu,pr hnu-f ; l,'on uu Lhr road over u
y,Ir-. J. r.. Tribune onlcr.
ANTED.-S tue,.Du - travelling slI"@-
W man fur heavy U: light caring nave
l"'u uu IL mai -oycn years }. ID L.,
I.bun" once.
Nl1ANTLD SITUATION 4. clorkmak"r and
w Irae,lrr; We,. a lvau,ei g. every brunch ::
70. u..,L..i - i.rsl!>h chin" c'ocks; eN.
r".rirnc" over - years IN London sr2ak :
lu~l!. - rud German. address g. WHITE,
5l3 li:h ". ~,urh B."".ayn.
u, ,NTED.-Areury FOR shirt rnanutact
" tp'"c ~ palt> aud { thing r'E'rrn, ny
,air-, a. IS h. hs- . largn acquaintance
II Hrn .Trg!a'i tad" r"f"i"r"es nrrt-
as. = g.. 90 W9rhIngton-st. BoS-
ANAN'TID by ynun. rn. * ~. pc,
W ,fi'ou ~ a.ri ,'nui lOokke'p'r; good
-.'omr""da ions, Adl"-- II Bon 49,
>'mrirl j.. y. j.
" ,r,mMAN Ey a ,wa,'9TA@, VIZ has :
Ilf.,. Ftgi {. ID
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Real estate 10 Cxthanac.
Real Gslate iOantco.

ON PARE SLOPE. want % purchasn,
~ noieru. fpll-sizcd fTsLolas' dwelling
must De good location and Choap {. SlL'
BALD, 100 SontaSuc-st.. Brooklyn.
WANTED for tern Of years. an cnure
w buili!Ig 90 6th,aYe. RESPON-
SIBLE. BuN Il. Tribune Orice-
w ANT.-A dcSIab.e Nat, vicinity .!
w llsricL, ~ exchange foT handsome
coeinct AM she'd resdeat" on LeXlnctOU-aYc.
we'll Nu"t, viii aii cash; principals
"BUYFR." Tribune Ofice.
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a hs lsNp'lt ~ tOaItdUl ana Aulitot.
50 oLi 81 V"~"y -. ,trlcphnae Murray lis).
4 YOUNG MAN. % years Of age. "Np".
n iicrc ia general "fl'r wU,h or clULI.
iCg bushes wl-h", sI'urtuu. b''' r"''r.
"ncrN Aidrc,' \. %. Box :. TribumTa pLi'".
An EprCATEp r1>.au gentleman. nil.
"A die @"i. b'~' f'h GONG ." "Huts st.Ht-
,,1,on Ai'rr-, ii. ARR. o3I3 Broadway,
!""u -. $50. N"Ih tI,l.
A MIUDLE-AGLD NAN wl-nr- any hnd
"a i "n'@ IA " Who'll .a'" h"E'" ~ y"1r'
"\g"'!rn.".. hu"'l ~ .,l,'",, NmdI. "a2r'
ANDREW. 300 Ea.' 2;'h t.
AN lNTfLLIGE.T AMERICAN. age
IA IG, honest, strong an wIil"g Wish =
pp,'u.n ~ TrL"r IA st'r". hii"o,
As ACTIVE and intelligent mdi.".ag"d
n man d",4r.~ position Ia uLy bu,.uc>-
Nhrrr Integrity arl .ndu-tIy ar" r"Iuir"d
rNr"lI"rt rf~i'nr.r h!''r"r 4. |. NJ.
1r.hGL" OGl,r.
IIR>t., lass rak" ami pastry hAk"r
"A f'..-", ,iuu,.!nr a. foreman I'm" urlt.
mrnt"r, ri'y or country. Adlr'a, BAkEK,
o. Gar"r .r"., Er""tfU.
4 GOOD MECHANIC. capable Of doing
n al Mini %. IrpI-~. Wuuli ia" care y.
rruI~rty. rErN'I, A"b i,"'>tnt Az.
As OHoiNI-. ~ reputation ani 'nrIty
"A vi. mn al ,asn-"n"nI a. substitute"
81 July. Address ORGAN. Trhun" Unirr.
4 N""N" ENGLiHllNNN "Nr";i""y"i
cu,cs.f Aai-r, i. H., % 4.h,o,r.
4 ruuD SALESMAN dr-as.. p run.
~ r".. po,..!u. % ct, OF country gul
! r"'rrrnc".. AAdrs- r. {. T 80 +tn.n'".
4 Nu5.rG MAS. having ! rot tuo"l
po,',t"u 40 = r'.''aal.." h'p-. ct i ',i"t
nc, %. !. 'o-".tG. arnsy. So. hIh"-a
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BROOKLYN
T ARGE. -quar" ~ a'cpy-. furnished ~
4 pnr - two I-r.'i.- u .r S,a'-h. I.r''l. - .
~ ,a-- 90 Y...,il,rt. telephone E.l-na
a I, -',-,'.. -; - ',rp. 'r.rr .
ID = .yll,u,r. wak '-um NH. i|'i..
aut '.1u. . -, -! ".'s go ln! H-. :
iuia: grlreT.n on.s T':"r"uc'. Required
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Buslncss q blnres.

A CENTS WANTED everywhere n sell
IA Tontluo Investment Bonds on inStI!.
ncnt-; only those having experience AID
Wiling H. se'ur' pe'yorIl business need
Apply. An ERICh\ TONllNE SAY.
mos UNION. stewart building. $50
1. NnnE u ~, Nnrk
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Orc55mnkino.

4 LADY wrp.' lh, = 'o m"'r ~.
y '.m.... 'mH."' nuI airin" hy Pr"'.
IlE.rg-'uu'- Ir'I,h sg.lsIu Wulk don" Un
,hpT: au'l,'. Gall or n1if"s. Nj J.
WupD. ~ West 5~'h -. mar o2ih IT.
l. station.
HrIaTIC DR. ssfABING. import d
"A .gI"., pri"'' T.. .nI h".. Ms"
G.o,t ie',a9a'lr pre- "o.d, , ggsch1'si II
McELEOY. ." East ,'r.st. opp"it' Don
nInR>
hHISSMA Az TX and Mli.LlNER Of long
~ experience lu 80 Dut Ny day 10 private
families; original designer. perfect MT
iri Liter" o" nj Mrs s. JOINsToNE, Io7
Past i0D'h.St.
nEI>SNNKIR would IN" engagements
~ Nv ~" day perfect ~ cuaahi Il 80.
tst!c designs s. H.. 2O2 West 3tih--t.
nRESSMAKEE -Cooi reference. A. per
Trlbunc Uptown once, l,25- Broadway.
Il RrNCH DEEssWAKER 70 n"--u"r;
rhi'ir'n's Especially latest in.iIOns
moderate prices. DRESSIAKER %
West llth.st
T. ASmiONABLE DREssM AKEIl do.lrr,
L few mote customers dresses 80 and up
.j3 jrhar".. ,rp fGcr
nor LADIES IN Tno1rmu' circuinTauesa
Il Nine Rcynold viii mako charming
dfe,seS tor % through ID, coming dull
sTG.ou; la Torcl waists e. 30. 1873
! 81 ave.
CLOvE.FITTING SUITS made from 81
~ ana ~, as ] suSpnbrr u cut aud ~
dresses. speciality. Miss NAYLuR, 2OJ
| East slst.st.
| xflSS q. g. GILPATHICK, mo1l-tr wants
| INk few moro cu1Jmsrs at home or bJ the
day. $50 Ysrk.sya.
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Counirn Real gsialr for Sale.

THE. HIDIiEAN ~ Of The liud-,T.-
n, Fol -, 81 acr"> .u.i Oh the Wet bank
Of ~ lIuisGH kiyo.. mar Wet Hr!ut.
y. y, l.4OO feat river N,nt suiiahi@ Tor
GO, lIe Ii1au'. country residence. Folio
Is PHILLIPS 4 WILLS. Tribune
building.
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(urniehe0 Rooms.

A Fl FINISHED rom 10 r., In a private
"A huu-r. Ji:' Last l2th--t
A NICELY tTRNISuED front room. on
II second moor 100 Eat ;Ith.st.
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Doar0 uno Rooms.

-E,,,ng.1cn,, ,,o conclu1ed 70, pro.
"A. v1dlns visitor; with rc'man"ni ~
tram. n. Ace CONN., tIt.o"- u. prtla'" :1'1'ir.
not advsIt 90 a,d E.r't eoa,i,lns, h"A', 49,
,.c% a! l!vECE1T pIEt TORY. = va
DALEY.
\ a -, n- - '..h ,4,,l. -, .'.'
Without board; mar 81 az, ,lf,r.-r
pro"s; .su.r. AMI -.rl:t:, i,Nus a. .r'a.
Hrns. doctor. gfu"c in,h"I = apsr'u,"ni,
references r,nat. IL ,uatJn i:ve
80 We, #!,I.s,
l iNlNNII fNH r. y"'' '"n' rI'n.
noictite srn.i.r,1n nr.f, nd '''"' Pat ' ~
lars 88p Wc.t Az q
- go
Is ~ iocs,i. n r.t,al f.m'it - - =,
BOX .. $50 Fat i9,r4.-.
" EtANT 'ftHk li"TTL ~ and
- "'h'iN". i''''"''' .o.I1' -.'sy ~
ECQD nos~. 10 In.I,h tam. .i oqo
" Yong 70 torn. I.- =, W.,iEa.L.
u. ""R '"'".
NEWLY OPENED. superior Loar! emf
y H''""duc". c'm'". / - pr,r. mons.
WHY r,r.s,I r,.,. r,,, ,",.,
y ~. !-.' "a r. .''1 ''ri
80 'r''.r',', ~, 'a''' .. ~ -.,'. ''.'
T.;Xr ,,ry p,,.,,. ',..,....
u J., NNNN 49, ~,
=, I'D, Toy. I."., I,'''.' . al y ~,
r,,T1I., my, r,..r...;;--..... ,..-.,...-
- ,ar"lv am board l.Irr ,sH.,v. a.
Wr,i 4-,h-t
1x,AytK,.rY r1,,r lan >...,,-,...,
w nout room a., 90. room, o..A god
t'a'dh sumner pr.''.
? III ANL. ~ ~ NE 8.IH ~ I'm
- sent sIer'- All ta'i' horri"'. a"r"n.a.,
ia'"i ~ sNInr"r Id'"- - .nI.y upwtrI
IOrH ST. AZ Lt>I. r,ran, aigr u.d
very desirable.
,nrusr WIS, r.,. H..
81 : b. y. o.. L'''
srl"rSiciy es'fae6t b"aSd rrfT,r'"'
mi, - ~. I.,sT u,o,.I,
| nMmn,d NO., 90 i 49,. Yah hey frf
lent ,abjc from 60 wecE upsScd n, oqgai
in he city.
r,.,r ,,r,,r ~,
10 ~, -, J, ,ri ,,I .,,,''t .o o n.i,'..
boardc.e accommodated; r"f,r'r'"..
~ - T-n 49,, '.','.'' "a
an required
81 ST.NT' " Wit Lr'." ahl -nlI
l',,,d ,r,nsi.n,s. g.
u"4'u H'"'H' 7 p'''''' t''S''"'S ! yer" -
81 DSr., !" "i.NI. Np"'i ! I.i.r 49,"
800 n ,nIcr. t",a ry";',ny.i "''''''.
"'''''
no3St. 2o5 WISE. Lara" ani Iar.I
S'D rOUins. W!'h 81 with ~ H.g'l g'U'...
m"n. families OF iia.',. mt ird''nrhi" TO-
summer
oZ nr ak'as', rfIon,'s.
a., w.,uI,,GTnN sol. AMI w ,r
TX 49, ~ t,..,,'. .,r
| board. near Hloadvay, central Doe, lon
'ransl"n'. taken.
A.. TIL. ST. paG Fast Tip.lv.'ur.lsln1
- front, aud bacn pafl"r. -+r''a'c. nr
! t"Erihri' Ter pL, N''ah. OHa
| Cth"F any; h'a-INt I'''"'' al a. "h'h'I".
'''"' '",''.
CGlii.>I, 2T WET .IIIn9, ~" 'p'i
30 t,um', awning pii'1i" FANNY an
rli'rr,
an, WEST 9GTU. ST NIIIJ.I"S no.
~ TIL -Sr,Ic- and ,ir-,r rom, pI,h
.ri,.s hoard tlbir load. room. vim.
wi boari dur.ng ,umrnrr n.nrth.
,,.r 80 wrsr -I,,nd.,u,. o..
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fUork u)anico.
Males.

A YOuNG MAN. -. wcll.br"d. having
"a good business cduratIun ana r. aiding
with his psr'nt.. i",!rc- iiult.yu ~ cl"rk.
hDu-,'. whrr' By -trirt abortion To- husinr,r
he can De- advanced has h.Il ru.UUu-iblr
position fbI over -iN y'a'-, un icrStan l. Ger
man can furnish hlghC-t f"irl"ucr, 90 bond
salary no "plrcl. MlLLlNG. Boa -.
Tribune DnirT.
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BELLOWS 4 WARREN,
Getty SqCdr-, ! uHk"rS.

REAL .r.G--uppyrt,uc country hor""
n hnri. ia ID" Er.k-h.I" I'm, away from
sn malaria. n"~4u.t"s. &c. b"artlNp
s,rutt.t !I the N"il .'ut % B"i.-h.N, %
On,. Of the main branches ~ the liUu>H,"hlc.
! 900 49, ahOVt. t.d".Nat'r. for Nal" At a
C.c-.t bargain t. Il prompt buyer. tmi RI
ia.'cr!ars ~ .'WDIl1" " Sunday June 80,
aud -" photos of building and gfouhn, ~
t X y, dr ablrr.. CHrsTNtT IiiLL
/ NKM. NnN $50 EnAt KatnLG,Nn MAJ
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4 7 yONKl ~.

L j ' On n -
"A Th.Itv Minute. from =2i.st.; new cot
uge 10 ruurLs all city c"nN"n'"HccSi pot
LAM 1OAl9J COHN CnI"Gt - -tdtl"ns I No. .i'
e.u Railway AMI Huds1a kNcI Ii"a lr!'e
g. CrO. and 5000 OF ln,:: cdn I"m'iu on
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Gonses Go let. Furnished
Country.

SOuuUrY.
DAYSHORE, l.. Positive bargains in
ID furnished cottages. farms. building
plots. county seats, &C. Wrto or call on
{. u. THURBER.
n OTTAGES At ASBCRY PARK. Tor
- season, furnished MILAN ROSS,
Asbury PARK, n. J.
ELBFROS.-To rent thoroughly fur.
Il n,-hni cottage, near IN" hUtei. with all
cOnNc'.icuCcs tHNS. ;. BROWN and JAS.
j.. LENINESS. 80 Liberty II.
ONG BRANCH, Monmouth Beach anal
Il ElboTun. {" lot. furnished cottages,
$500 to $500. by WILLIAM LANE, Long
branch. y j.
NOT HAVING RENTED my cottage. |
= ' UTrr Il OF the extreme low pric" ~ 800,
furnished ruorS and bl'alnrnt pleasant
,ltIstiun, larry" lawn; bathing. hshihC,
,,aU',s. etc. y +. SCOTT. SArltor Island,
L. l.
DON'T PLEASANT. New Jersey. Queen
1 Anne ocean cottage. furnished. pa
SteuOcn -~t., Brooklyn.
ITO RENT Fully furnished; az Cornwall.
Il on hudson. on" ~ the finest board c-
houses Oh tho IIu lsun only , minut'S' Walk
FROM dcrOt or steamboat landing splendid
grounds With pl nv ~ shall =. Apply q
&. {. LlSK at "a Broadway, Room No. Is,
or to NJ ADJ. & TAFT. Cornwall. Landing.
Orange County, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

BEAUTIFUL COUNTY, r...l".rs for
n sale, or might rh"l~UG" -pIeAd.d
sable. harm and o'her buildings, - Hr'cs.
ffuit. &c; beautiful grove II desired fu':
LituIe. ulprcm,nts splendid team mat he'd
h"rN..s. caFf!agrs jersey cows. fowls, Sc;
immediate posS.,-sion a. minut-'. from city
Over 20 trains daily each way one nd
fr4R sta:.Gu, growing T.ldg" excellent
sui rouud.ugs society, &c. value ~. 900 :,
easy terms d. f. CARPENTER 81 Cort-
iandt.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

<-I'R>H ~ MkIE-By swiss Protestant
maid to Young mis~os; very good needle
woman rlH, brush aut srrsu9' hair plainlys
.ri,, references Call ~ Coz 0th.ave., up
.,aLrS nsar 3hih.st.. Iaenun'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

7 HALF VALUE. -- Ea'i"n"c OF IL
n rooms. inside blinds bath. &c. car.
risge- house aud cOus.rS 9tOIy laiyc plot
beautiful SHADED lawn. shruIDcIy and gar.
den located ~ the c"n'N ~ thriving Va
jsge In this State, having 5 100 population
iot alone worth the price. ODly - 100.
folio 4 2O5 PlllLLlPS Il WELLS,
1'ribslnA Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
fr!u nJanteo.
Males.

Males.
A MAN to eIl patent rights. Box 2,l0l
N Nov.lork City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

IT CiILDRFN'S MAID,
- ~ u, an experienced giA speaks Ger
man. rrruch and Engl sh; good reference.
.NIlIr-s II. y, Tribune Uptown Orieos
I O9S broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

r pSTAIHS.WORK.- by reliable per-
L >nn: help in houseYwk and cooking.
liI Fast 1nih.gt -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

XINTFRTsS ami BERN AID.-By 3
w Protestant IN private family no oh.
rctlnns Ia ~" country; no cards go
W,st pod. At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
Females.

T IGET and g-ulo"l work fur ladies'; big
IL nay 10 MON, ul experience irIn.trl
A,lIr,,. ZIG pay" i.J 'dIfuHla.st,
san TIlBci'ru. Cal.
w FTED brr..utaErr, WLp unl,I.
w .puls I.. uif-.Ha-.. 10 NnIk about
one wr,h. o. ~ 80 pr day. 2ji West
i33f.sL, % Hat, west.
w ANTED \ lady 70 solicit: must be y
w good hdrs- give gooi refer nee ai.n
AdJr,s, nv I.ia,r' THE GRO. =. CLINE
rUnLISIlISG HOUsE. 10 Fast 10th 81,
New York rity, o. JI6 10 B2l Wab1rh.sE"..
Chicago, III.
NIvANTID-A hOusckrepcr who has had
w r,perirnre hni ihorou"hy cnUFte It
10 TAX" charge ~ small hotel In tn country
rrfHrrnces required. Address D. u IT,,
Tribune once.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-08
WILMOT A WINNER.
AndPian c. Arson Pleased With
His New Man.

When Baby" Arson got back TO Chi
cagO with Wllmot's contract in his in
side pocket he was feeling particularly
good. Il have wanted Wilmot," he
said, ''for two years past. and in sign
ing him feel satisfied that have secured
a player who as an Outfelder has no
superior. l regard him as strong in
every respect and stronger IN some re-
spectS than any one of ChicagO'S out
field last season. Besides his ball play
ing ability Wilm0t is a well-educated.
gentlemaniy young fellow of excellent
personal habits, who will be a credit to
my team In every way"
WAS he in sympathy with the broth
erhOOd when you first approached him?"
No. | found him at work in one of
the st. Paul banks. where he fills a re-
spOnsible position during the winter
months, and told him what | had come
for. He was perfectly willing to talk
business, and after signing the contract
/ offered him he stated that while he
had many warm friends among the boys
who had decided to cast their fortunes
with the players league. he was unwill-
ing TO join them in the fight against his
business Judgment. He had no griev-
ance against the National league. was
perfectly satisfied with its methods of
doing business, and preferred the surety
of three years contract with such an
organization as the Chicago club to
shOuldering the uncertainties of broth
erhOOd contract"
rs the stated amount of his salary,
$40 0. correct?'
That is private matter between
Wilm0t and the Chicago club. The
young man is worth good salary, and
the Chicago club is willing to pay we'll
for men Of his stripe. We have got
room for few more like him and will
sign them as fast as we want them. At
present we have signed nine men. and
mean what l say when | tell you that
we will put better team in the field
next year than we had last. The Chi
cagO club is not rushing the matter of
reorganization in the slightest. 1t is a
long way from now TO reporting time.
and when we pack our grips for Hot
Springs next March | will have a team
that know will do the work cut out for
It,"
When President Spalding was asked
whether any special contract had been
made with Wilm0t, he replied that the
only extra agreement exacted by the
player was that he should not be re-
leased in case the brotherhood failed and
the Chicago league players returned TO
tine fold.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-08
The Kansas City Team.

KANSAS CITY, Dee. 7.-Brackett will
manage the Kansas City team. 1t has
been pretty we'll decided that they will
retain Swartzel, Sowders, Pears. and
Elmer Smith for twirlers, and GunsOn
and Hoover or DOnahue will do the
backstOpping. Pickett will play at
short. Avnrd will cover third. Three
fielderS and first and second basman
will be needed. Elmer Smith may play
in the field on account of his hitting.
A Texas Slugger has been written to
and offered terms to play in the field.
If Jimmy Manning doesn't jump his
contract he will complete the out field.
The players who Will be sold are Long,
Hamilton, Burns. Hoover or DOnahue,
Healey, Conway and Stearns.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-08

uit'N u signed Il flayeTS League
cOntract?'
well, this fall | signed an agreement
TO stick to the brotherhood, which, l be-
lieve. is as good as a contract Anyhow,
my word holds good"
Have you been approached of late
by any of the leaders relative to sign
ing the new contract just out?"
Deacon White came here to see me
in regard to it the other day and, as a
result. an agreeable understanding ex-
lists between the Buffalo club and N.Y.
self"
docs not your contract with Wash
ingtOn give that CLUB an option on your
services for next yearr'
''Yes, sir, 1t does"
''Then, in certain sense, you are
beaking your contract with the Wash
ingtOn club?"
81 do not think So"
"Why? Please explain"
THAT reserve clause applies to those
clubs members Of the national agree
ment only. The Players League is out
side of that circle. The National League
would not and could not enjoin me from
playing ball next summer with a city
league club in Oshkosh if | wanted to;
you can gamble on that. When signed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-08
Pen Pictures and Stories Of
Two of the Newest United
States Senator'S.
Senator Squire, the Hog in
Little Things and Prince
in Great Ones.
Senator Moody and the Ambi-
ton Which Sent Him West
to Grow Great.
Senator Voorhees, Latest
Story--Mrs. Sunset Cox's
Income and Her Plans.
sneeial correspon oenee OF tne Globe.

Special Correspondence or the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The senate
has new millionaire this session in the
person of Watson Z. Squire. of the state
of Washington. Senator Squire is
worth $4,000 and his income is sl0,-
600 a month. He can spend $4,000 q
season in Washington and not miss it,
and am told that his entertainments
will be frequent and liberal. He will
live at the Arlington hotel, and his
family will be among the leading figures
i'm Washington society. Senator Squire
was born in Ohio, has lived in New
York and has made his fortune in
Washington territory. He married into
the family of the RemingtOns. the noted
gun and typewriter people, and it was
some years ago that he mOved:to Seattle
and begun to speculate in real estate.
He now owns houses and lands and
his property increases in value every
year and his buildings bring him in
gold galore. He looks more like New
York club man than one of the newest
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