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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

A law enacted az the last session of
the Minnesota Legislature, and which
became operative q few days since,
makes drunkenness produced by the
voluntary drinking Of intoxicating
liquors a more serious ofFense than II
has been heretofore regarded. Who
soever transgresses may be punished as
follows: For the first ofense by q fine
q ncs less than $40 nor more than $40.
or by 1rrH sonment for not less than
ten nor more than forty days: for the
second offeuse BY Imprisonment for not
less than thirty nor more than sixty
days, or by a fine Of not less than go
nor more than $50; for the third and
AL subsequent offenses by imprison-
ment Of not less than sixty days nor
more than ninety days. IL MAKES no
difference where a person may be
drunk, whether IN saloon, on The
street, At a public bail. at a private
party. a neighbours residence or in his
own house. he a liable TO arrest and
imprisonment or fine II an officer SOS
or If anybody files an information
against him. The value of ths law
viii be better known when it = better
known how Wei it q enforced. We
suspect u Is IN advance Of public senti-
ment. and Il so it viii be a dead letter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
WHERE THEY WILL SUMMER.
Plans of tho President and Cabinet Ori-
GERS for 1heir Coming Nacations.

GERS for Their Coming Vacations.
WAsIuSGToS May 27.-President Harrison
does not expect 70 spend another Sunday in
Washington until September Mrs. Harrison
is making preparations 70 move this week
10 Deer Park, where the President has en-
gagged cottage for the season Deer Park
is about 1--WE hours ride on the Baltimore &
Ohio road, and the President intends 10
run out there eyery Saturday and remain
over the Sabbath.
Secretary Window Is arranging TO take his
family to the Adirondacks. Secretary Proc
tor and family Will go 10 the mountains.
The wilds OF Wisconsin are good enough for
Secretary Rusk and his family, while Post
master General Wanamaker intends TO &C.
cure his recreation by frequent cruises in
his new yacht Attorney General Miller is
thinking OF locating his family near the
Presidents at Deer Park. Secretary
Blaines family Will go TO Bar HarbOr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
STOLE HUNDREDS OF HORSES.
Six Thieves and Five Hundred Animals
Reca ptured in New Mexico.

TRINIDAD, Col. May 27-Lorenzo Lopez,
sheriff of san Miguel County, \. NJ camo
In from Folsom, y NJ. Saturday afternoon
with six prisoners, who stole 800 horses
from ranches in the above county. Three
hundred and fifty were found In their pos
session, and the herd was being driven
toward Montana The names of the pris-
oners are Tom Prideman. Jim Williams
(coloredj. H W. Bunting, Charles Martin,
c. 4. Perkins and Sam Martin, cock The
captors and captives left at midnight FOX
fha sOrth
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
FOR SALE-MISCBLLANEOUs.
IRSEY COW Tor sale; she gives l6 quarts.
INQUIRE at l43 NOnroe-st las

Jersey cow tor sale; she gives l6 quarts.
Inquire at l43 NOnroe-st. las
COLUMBIA bicycle for sale; light 1889. 5finch
- roadster. VIII sell cheap. {. IL. Rowland.
l2D MOnrOest. l49
t'Ok SALE-Job printing ONCE at a bargain;
office has good cash business and first
class custom; good chance for some one
with small capital reason for selling wants To
80 In other business. For further Information
call on or address with stamps. 81 MonrOe-st
Grand Rapids. Mich. The cheapest place TO
get printing done; record printing at 40 and
Az cents per page. A.Nan bort. l67
EOR SALE-A Furniture stock: centrally To-
Il Gated; splendid business; a firsi-class bar
gain 10 the right party. Address Jones, box
3. care Telegram Herald. 5I7tf
FOX SALk-An outfit for a steam laundry.
4 very cheap; IN fact for half the actual cost.
Also bhOrSe power steam engine and a de-
livery wagon. Enquire at the Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. y Canal-st.. Of G. Berwin.
GGsf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Mothers Read.

The r-crrietors # SANTA ABTE have
sutl,Cr rd Peck Bros 81 refund vour
uacrov II. after giving IRIS tai.frru a
klrE of IorE1 cures tssr trra as al-
rCc5ed. Sc sglls % give sat.sisctlou for
Corza and SIl l1rcat ard lrz
TROUBLES Wheu the disease ec-s sre
bead. ard assumes tae form ot lstsIrl,
nothing 's 80 effective as CArfFcRvFk
CAr-E-t f-sE. These pre parai1crs are
without equal as household rcracd -.
sod at 81 package. Three for S2.5o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

GRAN1rE FAILS. " 7, Nay 27-The wool
crop this year viii be The best Montana has
evsrhad The wool viii he very choice and
viii show en- increase of SOC CO. pounds
over last year making the Montana product
a. out 10 90 90 pounds This Win the sa,a
o. sheep. will leave from s .5oo,o 600 to a.
COO GO in the Territory.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
POR RENF ROOMS.


k'Ok kEAI-0fnce room. 9Xzl. on nrst nOor.
Macauley Bros. ~ Lyoh-st. 100
E'OR RENT-Slx good rooms up stairs. with
inside and outside stairway, blocks south
Of Monroe street; also house ~ nine rooms.
with or without barn street cars pass the
door. Inquire at IS South Diylsion-st. lts
EOR RENT-Four suites of rooms for light
housekeeping over 81 MOnroe-st. bz
FOR Furnished rooms with board /;
references required. s. fountain-st las
EOR RENT Nice large room newly furnished I,
lady roomers preferred. Inquire OF ". H.
Joslin. l55 Monroe-st. lss
t'OR RENT-Front room with board. l2s
North DiylslOn-st. near postofliee. l4s
FOR RENT--A very pleasant furnished front
i room; gas; use Of hath, etc. Inquire
Room 2. Fourth National Bank building
References required. l5l
RO0MS TO rent. furnished or uniurnished. AT
II II. Denis. 10 Monroe 81. 30
EOR kENI--Large. elegantly furnished rooms
d facing Crescent-aye. and Canal-st., with
sas. newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly Hrstclass- Entrance, CrescenLaNe.; !;
also. - Canal-st. Enquire al Room "a. !fly
4 NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
u EDquire al Room l.. l5 Pearl-st 30
EOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated /;
and furnished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Apply al Room l05, New HOuseman block.
Elevator from a IN 10 IL m. Dec. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

The Cr-ua. Ahetine Ontnsenf is on
" rat ~ IN large tvo-ounCe tn hoxes.
sr6 = ~ absolute cnra for ola cor
luras, wounds, chaTpcd hands. saa al
s<0 erarr0as. WI vrst~e.r cure
e snss # > es. Ask fer che Original
Ametne Ointment. Sold hv PECK Bros.
AZ 3 cents per box-by u1aH "a cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Eafher and son Drowne6.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. May 27-The drown
ing OF Revs. John and j r Moxley, father
and son. is reported They were fishing In
a lake some six miles from Batosville, Ark q,
when the boat capsized. throwing both into
the water. They sank before assistance
could reach them Both were well-known
Baptist ministers. the latter having recent
lr entared the min IstrY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
VIII Hold a Waterways Convention.

WEsr SUPERIOR. Wis, May 27-The West
Superior Chamber of Commerce has issued
invitations to all leading commercial
bodies OF the East and Northwest TO send
delegates to a waterways convention, TO be
held in West Superior on August 9. This
convention will present memorial TO
Congress to make larger appropriations for
the deepening of harbors on the great
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Sr. MAEY's, O.. May 27-The residence Of
Emanuel Smith, near this place. was de-
stroyed by fire early sunday morning.
boy named Copsey, who had been stopping
over night with the Smiths. had been res
eued from the flames, but while overcome
with fright and before he could be caught
rushed back into the midst of the hre and
nartshed
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

THE deliberst0n with which the
tragedy committed by Charles Vote
last evening vas planned, marks it as
one of the most remarkable ever com
riifted in Grand Rapids. r : char
table - suppose that the psrpetrstor
was dsranEed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Forr DoDeE. Ia. May 27.-The weather
during the past week has been very favor
able 70 the crops il Northern Iowa The
frost. which was so general, did not affect
the growing grain here. Extensive farm
ers. Of twenty-five years experience. say
shat the present prospects were never
equaled IN this portion Of the State during
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Wv ToRx. Nav 20 - Pew Edward
Beecher. who lately lost part Of one leg hy
falling under a railroad train. preached IN
his congregation st Parkviue Sunday. and
seems 20 have fully rsgained his usual
hahn lie 3 over - Years Old
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Wv OzrEAVs. Mav 21 -Lonis Claire snd
John Gibson we've f-unf Tuilfv ~ II ing
z,n Passics Nsaiv on New Tesrs u,rn-
Tag. sSs aud go iary assessed Punishment
as imprisonment for Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

| OST-On Saturday about ) p. m. probably,
- In Miss Eornsby's store on Monroe street a
roll of bills amounting to s25. Finder Will
please return TO Miss i. Orth. northwest
corner OF Lyon and Ransom-sis. l4s
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

THs puhiica6on IN ne Detroit Ts,r-1al
last evening of the ghastIy picture of
ths mulaito lynched as Port Huron
dangling from a rope on a bridge. IS
the nest disgusting specimen Of news
,arer work re have seen done IN M.ch-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved Ex-
pert packers sent on short notice 10y Rad
cliff q lioit. Ill South DivisiOn-st. Telephone
No. 80 for your moving vans. Jan. l3, 30
NA0NE desiring furniture moved and
II stored, Will receive liberal inducements by
calling AT 5. J. Walkers, l. South DiyisiOn-st.
4 speciality is made OF renting tables and
chairs for dances, public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
eAss-sALL

Progress q ths Cszs@.ss FAR ths y4Eie "a
Ga4zzEpAS-Is-l - k2e tAs gE1os st4a1
The following tables s1,8 t--s zaaSss aCss-
an es7a znc E4s pSEesEtzgs q tie el2os ~
E1s s-I-oas p<efssslsn2l 9zg A2izz--eas.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
AELP wAkfEp- FENALr.

NAAlED-A girl tbor0uEiy competent to do
- general E0gscWOTk. Ms. A. BSt4vr,
81 Terrace ave. To-
AANfED-o0 general girls. ls cooks + din-
W iug room girls chambefmaids lGun
dresses, a. dlshWGsasrs, Atohen girls best
wages paid. Rooms = and IS. Weston build
lag, Canal -. l2e
kkAAIED-A good competent girl for gen
" erul houseNork al 80 LASs bTicSc Il. IL
NAAfED-SN nrsg-ciass dresssnAkers al 4.
W Jc0ersou-GYe lss
ktAAIED-A lady ia each city, town and
" township 10 procure subscribers Tor The
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. John A.
Logan. Special Inducements oncred. Refer
enccs required. Address The BrOdla Publish
Ing Company Washington. -. {.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

pR. AaSsws assertion inst the nse
of ne bicvcle contributes - spinal cou1-
r,s;,s a rot likely 70 seriously hear
a. b;cvcle market inst yet.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
- WANqEp-kaLF.

IVAN fED~Iss boys is years ela IL travel
" Ntth sE9N AID IAl stands Address OF
Apply ~ Johs Il ua982re. rOoa q ig- Manroe-
81, orGaa Rapids. las
"a ANIED-NeNs agents for traius. sifh So
" cGr4ty. lal0L AeNs C011p pAIy opposite
sefoG eeRe4. Is
NAAIED-6 ir0n eorntce workerS 8 uews
agents. ] upholstefer, 5 paper hangers.
J Ct'i'h. solicitors h00lEs "a and - AcsIau
blildlHk. OaAAl-Sg. l4s
NAAIED- Maa II take ) proprietary later
" csi and mau8EeMenI cf baptist Record
Address A. h. 7. Peari-st- IS
- SALkeMEA-Ne wish a lev mea 10 seu
- car goods oy sample g. tbe wholesale ans
I~iA4 lt-dc- Largest manufacturers ia oAr
me Enriose -ceut stamp N ages ; per aks.
permanent position 10 IoStais answered.
Money advanced tor wages. aaserllsnE ese.
centennial MAJ Co., Cincinnati. oLlo. As
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
TO sUBso RIDERS.

any sub.cribsr - THE TELEGRAM
EExALD Who falls 10 receive the paper
rerafarfT, or who may have reason 10
saa. plain Of late delivery. will confer =
special favor by Informing this osice or
the fact a. once. send postal card or cal
sp teIephoae 5Sl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

IT IS sad that Senator Quay win enter
the lists for Governor Of Pennsylvania
IN 1890 with the view Of rendering him
self more eligible for the Republican
presidential nomination in lss2, but a
great many things are sa.d for which
there IS no foundation n truth.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

EleEsnt stock & fsucy fannsl a. RS.
.Ust the thi1z for thls knd - weather
NoEsT, HEzPoLsaEEszER s. GO
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.


\tANTED-A SOB of cutting lumber. mill
" capacity IitfO Ier day. viii put IN shin
gle mill II necessary. fiayier son. hent
City. Mich. 15z
MILk FOR ~tLE-Csn spare the milk from
II j. o. I fHc GRADE CO vs. ~ my Riverside
Dairy Farm. w." THIS side Soldiers Home Cars 70
ST.. Tulfk excellent in QuailfF and nicely iakea
care af prefer o. soil n the farm. Appiy g. 4.
q. Camst0ck. ~ Canals s'.. city. 10
WANTED Partner able a. invest from 8 80
" fo - iU good paving esfsb.fshsf tusi-
ness one acquainted with book keeping pre-
fe+ rod lnvcst4g 4gafion solicited. Address letter
-f foKk. cafe II Telegram Herald. lZ
MAGNE iCrs-al.us and ciarivoyant s.ffings
u D. south - sion 81. corner Weaiihy
ave. II fFee III
ITANTED--sl men 70 see our advertisement
" IRE another c0iumn sweet North. In
rfrymelf ENchaBEe. - and - eston build
Ing
ANTTp-fverv consumer of Stove Case
~ Nue % know fhsf 1 an se' ing stove
Gasoline. in any quantity, 81 i9 cenfs. deliV-
erar - any part offhe city. T. q. ElluWooe
TrlrQhrre l0Sf ffs last Patton e. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
kElt Estate COUNTRY

LUk SAlk-is isol Nc e ottsNA besehs this
Il lof~-s oae 81 the nrst stleeN0ns "A Il 40
cafeG oniy shaFl distance freia tAc hotei AID
has nut Niew a llzAS Michigan. Address
Jas H. hasklas a N. 4. Lok elAuas urana
Rapids. Mich ia-S1a
4 GREAT nARGAIN N--2ia acre farm frame
Il house good orchards 100 acres improved
miles from baidw tor sale cheap. Inquire
Ig-ssrt Moicatt Manson. ~ NJ
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Sva Secretary Blsine's men seem
a, "a birrsr than cid Bismarck
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

ELEGANT LOT 0n Portsmouth Terrace, lot
~ 4UNllO. large maple and OAK trees; surface
high and level hydraulic water, aud cistern;
sewer and gas stone wall; stone cellar. with
cement bottom; plans and specifications on
file; can be changed 10 suit purchaser, rooms
and hail, with sets Of double sliding doors;
large windows; CRATE aud mantel below
rooms hall and bathroom above Price
g 90. SsFl down balance monthly
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
KIRTLAND'S ADDITION
TO THE
City of Grand Rapids.
Also 80 Lots on Bears & kirtland's Add
Splendid Bargains and Easy Terms.

UnquaStionably no finer plats can be found
In or adjoining the city, situated one block
West OF South Division street. on Buchanan
street Boss. Harrison. Burton and Palace
avenues.
Very healthy locality. on high. level ground.
beautiful and extensive view. good streets.
good neghborhO0d and excellent water. Both
plats are on new street car line 10 South Grand
Rapids. Any shrewd buyer can readily see
that these platS are in Il section tnat VIII
quickly improve and develop, and now is
the time 10 secure one or more OF these de-
sirahle lots before the prices are advanced. as
they are sure 10 be soon.
| would take n good organ in part payment
on one lot and lumber would be taken IL part
or whole payment for another lOt.
| also have for sale OT exchange for city
property. several good farms. with or without
teams, stock or farm machinery. etc.
All may rely on courteous attention and
square dealing
CAL at premises. corner OF Buchanan street
and Boss avenue, or address,
G.. III. KIRKLAND,
Box 90, South Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
GEORGE COOK.

Cel ecriops. htrsfrac.s sxsnainef ssz fsres
coTFerfe6. Loans hef8tizt@a arc mace ~
iyots rezlfy ene essffis seearlty $ M5uroe.e s.
Crate Z pl1s- AIes-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

adorned. This is undoubtedly The most des IA
bic suburban property yet offered 90 the pub.
he. Special Inducements arc offered 10 early
purchasers aDd those wishing 10 build this
season. Terms are generally made 10 suit the
purchaser Ter further particulars. call or
address the Grand Union heal Estate LI-
change, s and 4 Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

L'OR sALE-At "a bargain. 41J acres good
Il oak and hickory timber land in Texas;
twelve miles from county seat; title perfect
al 8 per acre; Will exchange Tor city property.
9 and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
WANTED -B0ARDERs.
LOST.


WANTED-Boarders at l5o North Ionias -;
w Gentlemen preferred. lss
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
~ MS inv Ia 0NcE. ] knItter ~

I+fNt Mhths ID AiNl fld-N Ntfistt1 tN"fos
wages from so 10 s55 per month "a dining
room girls. chambermalds. poIlsbers, -
general elfls. 6kltchen girls and dl shW washers.
Cali early Tor choice OF openings. Ladies
Parlors. 3 and loMaf biock.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

LNOR SALE-Portahle engine; l@horse power
Il and good boiler. on wheels. Sfu. Ihrashiug
machine. Nickerson A Shepard make. $40.
sell together or separate. only been IN use
one season. and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
caan.rr R.sl Es.s.e fs. ssl.

SWIFT E0RTHE EHPIDTNFVT Tz-
EHhFEE
fcureessnrr - sweet c-rftR1
rr--~s a arf ~ ~sfsr Pnfldfre fs..a~,
Telephone lGE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

WANTED-fOreman Ia planning mill, } good
w shoe clerk. that can speak Holland ]
bench hand for furniture shop shoemaker. 3
travelling statesmen. wood turner's ) farm
E.-... tr.----.... ..lL.-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
s0NEY 80 LOAN

MONEY To LOAN Tor the Northwestern
IA Mutual Lie Insurance Company. of MI.
Waukee. ia sums 81 : i.uJs aAd upwards. on iarn
and city property. al lowest current rates 81
interest security must be nfstclAsa- Mere
" Nlson. LedyaTa block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28
Your work and do il.

"Thc widest in It's scope" ,""the largest
N circulation" 1.-The cleanest printed, +"
"the best edited" "the most m
hucnt.al." All OF which is claimed for
the TELEGRAM-HERALD by the most
sagaciOus advertisers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

L,oR sAIE-SIors. ssi saGlh Diylsiep-sl
Il pAleh Is LEASED lor Ihros years la4e.rs
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

Kind words produce their own image
IN mems souls, and beautiful image
il Is. They soothe and quiet and com
fort the hearer; they shame nm out OF
ms sour, morosc, unkind feelings. We
have not yet begun to use kind words
in such abundance as they ought ~ be
used .-PGscal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

How Wll "a salff a. cash Aba : promise -
II p3y sls quarterly liaeai Interest &.A
puK 4 al0e iSt s0rtl A.so frGRiI
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-28

upholsterer; machine carver; 6 good furniture
nnishers; cook for summer resort hotel. As
soon g. possible. Grand Union Employment
Bureau and Tower block.
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n]ork mante6.
Males.

YOUNG cOl0red boy wishes situation In
Il barrOOm or store can furnish lrst.c ass
references. Address MILLS, lGi w. 32d-st
YOUNG MAN. can fire and run back
i elevator, viii Nuke himself generally
useful at anything; hes. city references.
JAMES CONLIN. 935 l0th-dye. (Ry1n's
bellJ
YOUNG MAN wants situation IA apart.
i mNnt.hOuse or hotel Office years
experience moderate SALARY ilrst.class iri-
erences. Address II. L. PERCIEAL. $50
West 4od-st
VOUSG nan, expert bookkeeper and &C.
i countant. honest, industrious capable
aad experienced. wishes q situation where
merit would .ecur- advancement: mOdsraD.
salary best references. Adore Is ACCOUN.
TANT. Bon IL. Tribune Ofice.
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Gitp Real estate Go Get.

ITO LEAsE.-House with largo store and
Il rear house on oth.ave. good oppor-
tundty for saloon and meeting roOr0s.
Arms Insurance ONCE. 36I West 4oth-st.
ITO RERS. Coal and Lum.
4 Der Dealers . factory to rent or for sale (;
126xl0O , stories and basement 200 horse
power; electric light; sprinkler and hose
hire projection; elevator near railroad ST.
ton and Harlem River with large space FOR
premises 1Sth.st and AleXAndsr-sve.
~, OUO Without steam S Spwer whole Mole OF or
part; elevator steam heat low rent 400
East 189th.st.
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w All EE.-By sn Engishman long II
w pgrteBeed and capable thoroughly I'M
ders'f uds the du.ics city or cOuntrY ex-
ccllent rJrrCnee. At CARPENTERS.
100 0th.aye
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flats 90 Get, Hnfurnisbe0.

sSrH-ST., WEST, NOS. 421 AND 42S.-
~ Elegant large apartments OF $ rooms :
oil Improvements Passenger elevator rent
iaultor OH preuI sos
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h)ork n)lntc0.
Males

Males
WI. l. uAETCNG,
u. Exec Accouuta.' aud Auditor.
80 and 3. Na-'--'t. telephone. Murray lI5J.
POSITION W man =, ,'-s, old A4-
y had ,hIrgr %, pH'-ln. for over -
wears AMI looked AFT hep =. hl-A ~ 3JV
hru gone ou' nt DU-Iur-- "a position o. tru-'
nlghr-- recoi-n.eIdJ. joins -"cdri'v gsru u
r.qul-rt stI't rnf so much - permanent
position. gI4 co." auv uusOIihir position.
col.ec,.r or u.sc" 81 store BoA :. Tii5uu,
Once.
A YOUNG MAN FL. who las been two
i yeir, At lcJlirge would like position
IT, q WrO,c-ai- Aou-'. 20 lean The business :,
can furnish good references salary ~ com
mence 90 object. j. II =, 20 Carden- 81 d.
hoboken. y. J,
GENTLENI with many vars ~
y peFienrr iu shipping and commercial
business dr~ire- position IN a wholesale
hooks and Office WORK. or a. cashier, e.. t
highest reference. Address W. core Of l. G.
Boughton. 40 BOnd--t.. New YORK
A YOUNG MAN toj) wants work OF any
y kind good driver city 81 country Ad-
dress WORK. Box 8 Tribune Once.
A NC MAN. 10 years old wants sit
4 uatl0n In an ofirc or mrrc'Tti!e hnu-' ;
Willing obiging strictly honest W. Il. M.
81 West l24th-st
YOUNG NAN d,sircs position a. 81, TX.
a or any lignt employment - quick az
fCurcs and writes a legible hand are "a
wears Address U. D., White star Hotel,
ChAmbers-sL
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domestic Gitnaiious mauiro.
Males.

HOACHMAN.-By sn experienced Ensnsn,
Y man s y.a:S uarsunal REFERENCES nom
sst place total alNt9Iner city " country
W W liza yd-ay-
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domestic SitnaIions mantsa

w ANTED.-A situation by single
w young man who thoroughly UNDER
stands thu care oi rOad aud ssidie horses
can ride arc drive best x references,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11
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checton, Sullivan Co., n. \.
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send postal TO NINE REYNoLD, l,o7s "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-11

ITO LET.-New and elegant apartments
OF . and ROOMS; handsomely flushed
In hard woods and decorated; all the latest
improvements heated open gates; ianitor
In attendance rents s45 10 EDO per month.
30 TO 100 Berkeley Place. Brooklyn.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-02-15
An Improved Fire Escape.

A portable fire escape, constructed
with three systems of lazy tongs con-
nected together and arranged to be
elevated and lowered by q screw
mounted in tho platform of truck,
has been patented by Mr.. Louis P.
Sanity, of Clements, Kan. The plat
form On which the tongs arc mounted
has screws at its corners, whereby tho
escape may be held upright or tipped
against tho walls of Q building. The
tongs arc united by q series Of trian-
giles, set of lazy tongs being arranged
at each corner of the triangle, each set
bracing the others. a screw for ele-
waiting the system is mounted in tho
center of the platform, a triangular
plate being attached at its corners to
tho lowermost set of lazy tongs, and
having at its center an internally
screw threaded boss ila which the screw
works, being operated by beveled gears
and crank shafts extending to the
ends of the truck. BY turning tho
cranl.s tho three sets Of lazy tongs will
bo rapidly elevated and by reversing
tho motion as rapidly lowered At
the top Of the lazy tongs is platform
or cage on which persons may step
from tho window of building, and
be lowered to the ground by turning
the cranks, or they may descend by a
rope ladder suspended from an aper-
turc in the center of tho cage.-Scien-
tific American.