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for Sale.

,,(,y a.,.,,....., .oo'.td, t,o,o,
\ W. Eot'a ~ siO,CC CC NOV s@.ng lof ei,o5;
I'ou,dail' million, active cag'iai. CAR.
pi.r COMPANY. 257 Canal-st
( EOLL-1Ur DISK 10y $25, Eve feet
lDI''s , ,"F go r 9I.. d r.s, II "a;
hnd-. L. IT, MAsGN. 8. Wnuam.si
IYPEWIITfG-Kcn.ns,on 10. T..
\ Xii, -,a,.d. mo. % en- l. SON
q. 1I.. ,ut.-t-.. r.o.u 10.
/ IIi'>I & i-f>N I'\l- N,tDlhy .'I,nnc l''
= "a 41." '''., ''''r o, 5r, "'' t,,i',,-
ifi.'.,,a a'''' '''-0
,....,,...,. -,....,.,.,....
\ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,i,i'
a. ii:,1- Of et1r- nt,inr,. new All SconI.
Nook, OH ROCKS magazine. .+-r.
u ,r,,,'i.,- fi.r,ri,. bo,l-.. lt 10. all
-'.r n'u."f.t.o, ais, L.. Il o.. y, ,n'
soribnefs. len,ur} ani al le4i.1' mns'-
1A", constantly 81 hnna +'i >-,rfP,,I,, a.
~ '.h'"ye'
- IlIINfD TABLE Tor sale 10 9 q of der
- r'r' so. Api4y 80 i'-' ''.' 3d.
<,r\T.NNIAI RELIC Almanac, for
L = - ''. All f'r ~ - '.f. - ~
-,p -.l a-.I l-92. for sale, contain r:-t J. -
'"N' .HHrn'' ".'. ''''' ' .."'' l' 80,
uA4 'i "i,, N"'ur. -, f'' 81
Mon 'hy. h""" - 10 N''- '"'
L'UE sALE.-i.o-r,. mod ,dcne. oas orna-
men ~ ticc-' - 4" iSfSii1Ns .C
.i-".'i"'. ,.~,...,.,, one nun.
't' .-"' ,,arf,i
W. i 7"'
L'OE SAIL, Gil ZAP Iiur geo.. walnut
in. ''i 1 l.iy III io.,.,... .o'.
anu
EOE SAIL Ih" entire -''th OF 'fr' -.
Dag =" 49,. '"'AN' ., ......-
nov a. "'"' ", "'-' r[.tn
u. - ~ 49, ,e,+ .,-.,'.t
....... .,... ,............,
l. ~. =" i'." ~ 'E"' o.. .nr a., cry ia ~
'arhi". WIN 4 u"'.l 90 ,'''Ii' '.- 10
trA+N !.'" IT, 'I n',i''.
~. Mn money. \tlrr-, CEXTIN.
%.Nl. b. .G. Tribune ONCE.
L. OI: SALE Lar Ig' 60. ralr play bills
/ and Souvenirs. 1. J.. LIZ Hi"ti"ay
10. - -i1 = n-" anl god
-t !'alh,. aii fubh letting
=. }. Ili/I Ei.AI1, u rN'lr-sl.
T. O. all 80" o. 'i I'D ~ d..
ON 80 ." - en' N'ui' TO-"
"a !inc - y. !" Il Il ~ H. 'ND
WIZ 20 '. ''i'''' -
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BROOKLYN

,y'O LET. FLATS-Only two left Of those
elegantly decorated Groom fats; all
l-ht Rooms halls HANDSOMELY carpe'e1 .
r,n's only 80 20 532 wv blocks to l. sta
,iou 10 minute, 20 the Bridsc Apply 10
EDWARD II QUANTIN. 81 and 81
Cnu,t--t corner Of Erui>"N->t.
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miscellaneous

LBERT G. SPENCER, 30 G,h.avc.
y I'm ana lsth -.-UMBKtLLAS.
tAKA>OIs. CANl-~ HaIc g. oii.r. i~coV.
ofcd al s.uolrct. Pom7t and reliable.
4 MERCHANTS DISCOVERY for
n ~Jdfiu ;, llut'. rhcumai-m, &c. ~
ia - Wonderful Oh. Testimonials dnd OIL
ito MsieI.si..
ATTENTION We hgy ~ ,a,h business
y. places. stur : w"fchtni~ ANY %.
TO-. ,t.r, LNturr-, iII"itu.c &. NJ y
SWATT> pUlCli N~lND CO.. - iIth
Kow. opposite Pos;0nice.
n p. NORTH ( CO..
Rooms ~ ant -. 80 Broaiwav.
.ne ur a.sac.n-' cp'iiins, . IA g,.H'i''.s
lrnmut a.d taie.ul attention clNvA All mat
trs ~ account.
,,Nrfil STORAGE wAIEHot $ :
T. g. 80 ani b. Hudson - ior i.rhi'
tore. piano. mirrors. Taxa. ana Me!thah-
ct.r- -"l4 rae compartments lnl ! vs.
rates. c>pfr~Sine. boxing .ni ship Ing
promptly attended t..
II AVE- YDUE PRINTING done by q.
II WEISS { co. - Park X" 10000
circular. y .ard>: hlllhc9t-: site
IMPORTANT TO PUBLISHERS Print
pnt,s hs'f price; to prove sGpeIeriiv o.
De- er tiche|s new process. PHOTO
TYPE CO.. 20 Beekman 81
IHIY FOR CASH grocery, diy-goots
| clothing. shoe, hafdv ~ n llIr, r. SORES
uir1i,urc. g.. SCllWEINHl N6. l-6
Pas ~
- PARTY wants a goOi home for pet
/ tnys or bird. al Roterate terms. y
.,,,,cs from ferry call J. 91 Atlantic.
ave. Brooklyn. GREEN
rMoVE your rens from your hoids,
IL With the fvbbr! pen eAsiae,or ',6 Mo
,ubbers' BY nsh is c.n'.- f. A. Hof'
~ rrs-r I-R 1875 Fast lath-st
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nv Wo APARTMENTS


oOTIT ST 235 WFST.-Fiat. eight rooms :;
30 moscrn lmpi ovem"nts; priNdt" house
az rof largc looms all Hight Owner.
- % TIL ST. 23i WT,ST. Flat eight rooms
% modern imp N"nnni~; private house
aiD.r .aiCe rooms an light pwner.
toTIi~T 2l7 WF>T.-Thc picrrepont ;
~ slN light room and b1th modern I'M
Prove rlcnts rent $50; allowances.
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LARGE ffom, room ana connect =
\ ~ g. leg furnished G. onr or i""
...utl,,. Ief"icn g re1u T,d. Al
-,I Irbunr Branch ounce. ''~'
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ELATS TO LET ~ ths
IL "a. q hlN

-l.hs, and eth.sv,. 9 rooms; just ennN
p,e,ei al decorated and Improvement.
rcrt- froni 80 70 $50 per nontk- ln9ulrS
u GORDON BROS. on premises. OF ysH'''f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

IN LLirAN modern -ur.mc' residence.
I MsH.-..i ever! tflN' a!cs.t", "a 'lc
Re 0I..al- ,ar 10. IA, choicest lp.a-
q in Of.nc-; ~ Rooms: plumbing and
|lnal ,er''. c.-hl minutes wax iioM
Mo 'a.. going ah. al WI fea' ="
Ss.i ie.t.c> ir,H. Jude II 20 september
n N'tr joss ~ iAc -'d~'n. !. w.
a suno 90. o..
II SUMMIT y Ito !-f ,i,-aLi resi-
: dcncr. Les" y PAINTED and decorated
~ H. .'t' ..t.sd old. ~ WHf,f
e. p d'-, i..,, Apply LFEkDHLLS'
EVLEY HANDSOME CrII.N ANNE
H. win hal an az. @. grou4i well
out. o iat"t Zig. NeS-Jc -, lDra-
s.d We" 'Xc'lc4t ; minute r. ~
I'd 81 minutes from y wy O.k. JAMES
kBHA"u. 2ls save.
II MONICLAIN..-T ,,n,. neatly fu.-
= ni,h,i Do.--' 30 Io'm- "a 80 ol va.
y locaiinn. good ,iaI" al Improvement,
Eklrda !.
u YONKIEs TO le,. very des raol@
hCl,'.. tNt.s" :"uln-. m'I. JOB inf:"t'
MT tAfsr Istr> ~f.n4r. fl.'. shah
aeL. {. rem $500. YpUNANs &
EAEYLON. l.. Fan >h,1 cottages ari
several lag" county pace Cn Nam
I'LL u % z. a. neal .l- it. ). j. hDip
D.. B4hv.,f. l..
Cp.,...- ,,..,.>-,. ,.,.p>..,,- =
III. - ~ ti'',,>' ~. .'.ol
~..' h..,.
kee, p,- .aH ..l- ..- Initiates. h,tA-
m. rl.in.i. ..'... iu. er.. 49,. discern
4 rooinr 10 t'N H ~. i-hi'i do
q y Hhi ''''h coy 'D am d.,
~ L.- .,,' o. .,
kr, - d. ~. ff.,ar d..to.
,.',' n.,, .'. JNNfo
n" ! '- ,nf . n Il r. ~ ara r.ea-.
rs ,.,
e.. l... I'll t,..,,..' horse.
III, o.. ,..-..,....... T.. -. f.. .,.,...u
,tt,,.. "a IN .r,,I> $50
Hdr,v
ARC . .H' b .S'. barn. a. d''u' "i"
b f' 10 -.r H..i' il"u. STA.
Zen IN Io.-. T.. To-. a.. al ,f,.r 81,
6r,.. TIiD. K.l-~t..!rr. New.
- Gov
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,r,rr ,,eal Ge,a!e Nr Sale.

|LUsUuNG lBeoADwAlSSl ls; Tiff,dnSa sS1s
coun y place ., a ,,s,,': Cav a.: Int
h,oSa posohes; 20 ussns = a., -
en., l.. i. CITY; sac ~ rent iYiMShed-
~. R,naaway Room 90
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(II>r6N IlACE 3. -pc.iiah''. con-
' ,,ulrnt furnished i,ou- refined man
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CHAMBFRYATD. WATrErss n,
ESE. -BY re7'. .iy Girl: smart
ara WI ins GOOD re'elence- c!'y ? c0ua.
Cal MARY. 20 5ta.ayc.. u9s'aiFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

l PRE-. Y corr AGES 70 RTST oi
~" = 'frrss = tIlff1u. Staten Island
$500 900 $500 1850 y. T COR
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nNB M ND ant LArNDRFSS.-
~ nls woman cooi city ri.
"'"nc'. All oii Ws., ssfh.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

ArUAlNN II, or. VINO th.uu- ~
u unier-tani- hi, business last employer
N pcr'onaily recommend Al1Fe>s +. F..
- Wet itth--f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

4r>RrMFNrS cn suit, s.irly con
y lrm.,.i principal hotels, clubs So. q
60. NJ, ~ 30 gentlemen A. West -c'H-
neal l{ras4NIH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

ATTRACTIVE HANDSOMELY
y. FI-HNINlII.D ROOMS. Mi locd' "i-
n 1. oi wi,h,uf b,td p-man nj ana Or.''
,.,.t. Visitors given iiornl1t Oh he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

kALAh 20 i'f quot 40 and l22 Past
6oth-st. b'tweeu Lexington and Park
~ hcN atasfments : large
y AL hsht. snf ta,b stcam heated.
steam heAied drying room Messenger
- Inquire Oh premises. JkNITOH
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flats Go Get, uA1snisbeo.


A -A.-A.-ro LET. The glowing.
"A. FLATS.
l:,oS "th,ave. corner r'Sbns and bath.
$40 eIh-ave., 5 rooms, imprt vemen,s $50.
.s, lat loth-si.. large rooms. all i'm.
provements, $40.
lsl Yves, oea t - ; Ssom. SIG Ma.,7
1882 ard 1854 a,h-sve. s rooms, improve.
menis y eli. and sl5.
,,,5S2c 81 ave-, rooms. floors. sl2 and sia
l6S clinton Place, I rooms SIG
30? Eas' loirh-st. small house. garden.
&C. sG2' e.. ~. ,,,u 60. 40,
S'1 f. 1O3th-st.. 4 rooms, floor, through,
APARTMENTS.
a. 3f-ave. rooms, IL foor, Ella and
rs Brooge-s,.. corner rooms, sls to al.
TO all
10 and III 2d.ave. 8 rooms s9 so and
2ss and 81 East sssh-st.. 3 rooms. IS
and $40 81.
l02 to los Fast 1loth-st.. and large
rooms 81 20 ell.
40 Grtenwich.si., 3 large front roomsel3
l14g lstaNc. 3 corner rooms. Is 10 ~.
$40 10 32G Fast 0lst.t. 3 and rooms
81 + Eat ioe,h.st. .. 3 and 4 rooms, ~
$50 and SIS lst.avc.. 3 and rooms
90 TO to 2so Last IoG,h.st. rooms g.
~ 1s,.avc.. . aud 9 rooms. &c u IS 80
81 Avsnuo D. and 3 rooms ,T 81 e. ~, Sha VII
CYRILLE CARREAU. agent. G'and'st' ana
bowen. undos oiienia. ham
EIVGANT nat Of rooms near Union
T. Souarc. hand~omN,y decorate 4 THOMAS
NECnLKsON. 81 West 3O'h-s'.
ELECA$r NEW oFLHIS.-N<ssar Broad road
ran.lv de- rarci steam heated a. hgh'
foon,s. rent s3S 20 $50 ------
FLATS TO LET in TIA
GORDON.
e,.; q; =. c sss; sd tT'i iSprdS.n.n,:
y rs",- nom 40 70 $50 pr month. Inquire
Of GORDON BROS. on premises. or }sh'N'f'
%rfCr ,.,e'e ea' * rooms AMI bath. s@8
" Il Fas' 190th-st- --
ON, %, ,ho,e elegant AID corDplcu hat
~ IN the -. Charles On fafA It,Nc' ~,
aw cen Contra and Riverside o"Na'ot anu smu
.>hci. Inquire Of JANIhOK' A"I "o"'
NO I,rT'-The Washington, southwest cor
| M 1921 3. ana .th-aNe. elegant apdIi-
rcn'. ID, .fson"y lrescocd ana PIP re- 20.
,,',a. '""' eig,"'I ' 81 Srsl. ." sou,heast
Corner l3j hist. and shave. -
u,o 1T Nos. Jos and 40 Yves, i2ith-
/ It elegant na'- steam heat ana al N
rro,,,Icut- o. premises, OF J." ii. VI.
Just. corn"g l.5'h-~'. aAd shave.
,T,u IET.-'rAc Cosmopolitan, cast SID sth,
j ave. hctwccu l3itn AM l3"tl 5:
beautiful flats al .nproNc mehlH pnNa.e
halls. &c: rem $50 and so per month.
J.. II. N. JUST. on premise
II-!-Tlr Ii,l.hcn. southwest corner
I l25.l-sf aug I"noNaVr. hand'"I"e
Ta'e; al lmproN ru..Ils. stchn neal &c.
ON prem. 49, OF +. u. NJ. IL 81, sou'h"aN'
rari'cr l%j;h-t and -'A-ave.
,yNO RI NT.-I.r~j-cla- fa'-, elegantly
| decorated. cigh, and n.nc rooms, =
,rht. steam heat moderate rent. III.
ia. ZIG last Slst.-t
~ WO APARTMENTS
l.404 10TH-AVF.
oCTIT ~r 235 wFsT.-Fiat. eight rooms;
% moscrn Improvements; priN1'" house
az, rof; larsc looms. all light. o"n"r
90 TIL ST. 335 wTssT. Flat eight rooms
30 modern imp oN"mcnt.; private house
aiDri .aire rooms an Eight. Owner
tnTIi.~T 2l7 WFST.-Thc Picrrepont;
~ siN light room and b1th modern I'm
Prove rlcnts; rent $50; allowances.
BROOKLYN
,y,O LET FLATS.-Only two left Of those
elegantly decorated Groom fats All
I-ht rooms. halls handsomely cafpeic1
r,nis only 30 20 81 i've blocks to l. sta
rion 10 mnut-, 20 the Bfid.r Apply 10
or - 81
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lals Go Get. ilnfnrnishc0

-fLhI- OF FOUR ROOMS
30 10. !82 1876 WEST CAD st
ran. hot water, marble In1Dtcls. TIED
hra'rf AID Beautifully decorated
syhD-I c"nsrnlen. ~ 6gth-s, I. -
! tsn 'HIr .ur's~c 'csf-
RA slS ~ s.2. FI.FF TO NAY ]
Pr S"Nl.rs uo.Vrpa-..i. JauitJr on
s-s ~ T. IODD Real FstAts, 3Co
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pIe NoprHN RESIDENCE y
So A.. lnprovcno.it, huI.' 1851:
y. bargain. Winth s0p and Bcitori-
fs.ff.L-<
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h)ork n)anteo.

Females.
A LADY, speaking and writing several
"A language, wiShe, situation abroad I'm
business or a. secretary; Will pay her own
passage. ID. NJ. Tribune ONCE.
STENOGRAPIIER and Remington opera
- tor Naiy. desires u position Is CORES
pnni,nt. Adlsoss RELIABLE, Box 81
Tribune once.
NOUNG WON * OF business aptitude ~
quests position. Address IMMF-
DATE, Tribune B.anch Once, 100 West
42I-st.
NOTNG American lady wishes position
Ia Office: good peuman: best refer
onco. Address Miss j. BELLOWS. I .6G3
dave.
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TOACHMNN AVID GROOM.-Bv Arst-clsss
I man cry. r"lc"i ~ the care Of no s-s
CARRIAGES ari hsrf.e--; good diver =. ber.
h.re.t. not afreii - work references from
a., and former employers who can b. -ecn.
Address l.. 30, - Tribune Uptown Ofle-
| 1y5 Broadway
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Domestic 5i!nallons tUanlea
E'ernales-

CHAMBFRYATD. WAITRESS or.
hSt. by . rn1' is Girl: smart
ara " Ing GOOD rs'etence- el'y ? c0ua.
Wy C4I Macy. 20 5ta.aye.. gDs'siFs
- NMBEKMAID or wtITEEss-N
3 West Scd..,' ." " ''''' -
III MI M ND ant L,rNDRTSs.-
~ M HuE an gpot city rCs-
'''ne'. Al cii we.i s8rh.si
HAMRFrM >ID by conreron, sget-
=" ein assist vita ch.ldrsn or parlor.
o." "'-'-'i''> fsf'rn'e 81 4tA.ayo.
{ HANBERMAiD. BY voting scotch gir;
Fnst GO,h.st
ca ANBEGNAID sai LAUNDRFSs
Bv C.. uietcrt rirl rrst.rfas- ci-x
re'c-encc tiire%s " l.. 3ia W 4lth.s,.
CooK. ASSIST WASHING nv ncs.
""lt WIN ~ 60 ~ az sfris Il
s,,,f family CO.'S r@; ind rsfanis ,he cara
~ NIX an tufer isr>lrl.lv recommended
5s,h SITS. ~ OF" anu
COpk BY vrpDg swedish clrl "A ersE
c,-~ French Ing. n and American
cook: Noning. ia~''7r entrees crU0ue,ios.
/ game. bread biscuit. &c: wasss nsoderaic;
NJ af>iii = ll--o fan .'v. = ycars' r,for.
cnce AMERICAN TRAINING SCHOOL,
is2 Si.aVe.
CO0k. LAUNpRES> Sc-Bv a Young
W'l-h woman .orWet.n.. economical
cook nr-f-cia>> brad , -cWlt ani pastrv
hlke-: rNcci'-p' laurire -. Understands
caro- - pills lrt hu'far. country preforroi:
, = - ,Nf'.Hrc". ANERT, AZ TRAIN,
NC - lI"oL. AS2 Sd-ave
CooK Nc-ClIANRFRNAID. ec.-Bv
- ,wo 500 h Preics'sn, s.s'sr,. ons
lauutre~s other eNrciicnt charbe maid and
/ l.'.c~r; Vac, U"ttgaf". cifl or countrv;
20 mon'ns' -efereng". AMERICAN TRAIN
ING SCHOOL. 80 3i-ave
COOK and LACNnRESs BY capsule
rr11. biscuit. rns,rv (. m5fr-a,c wages
,iiy ."r country Npr'y - Barber and Ask
,lr NJ, SW llTIl-K 80 Cl.a-0R p.aee.
EO0K and LtTNDRr>S-CIINM BFI.
MAID aul Fht>>.-By English
Prote-uu, girl: -e'arl.a up 'o-ethcr: citv
or country; wears reference: splond.i
COOK. Cal Monday los Fu.tol-st.. BROOK
lyn; ~ otter.
Coz o1. aa ~ ,,, s.: n f,2n9e,sn,
g. the county ABBY al 2l7 last l2thst
EuoK. Ply a,4iy. giving w Aou>ekcrp.
y !n. fct De-. co"N Apply II. +. @Nih.'s.
n OOK by woman Who thoroughly
Y md r,t7nds her business Ia pryats
family Nltro-- =. y. Il, Tribune | ptoNn
once l.23S B7oafway.
NooK anl LAUNpEESS BY stronc.
able >rotchwoman very capable;
a., 49, "N 20 a." 80 - Ia, ~
Ir... c.,,,,~, a. civ K.aiy a, NJ
Hans. 80 G'h-av".. u.sr 17th->t.
CooK.-Bv Gr-:-cla.., English cook,
potent 10 got No nrs'cla-s dinners. ant
tsN' cAlrr" of hiirh,u u1d ian IS l"rine,
h''i'c. h1king AMI rn''r~i 'Il,S hl1 %
ar.,,.,. rom rr-. flr.'I.rs .n \rw.York AMI
o-'f,n Ailfcss 1853 west l0ih-~t. r. NJ.
GEIMNOND.
,,,, ...,,....,,. ,r.,,.,,,,, ,,.o,,,.,
IN a.. c''oil,, ~,.hi., md lronlnr;
ETY. or country. ~ cards. CaA az 20
last 4l>t-st.
.,,- ,...,,,,,. ,.,ft.L
"Oh. IA } phl .Nr ~. an tp ,-sann
biscuit sours poul,ry de,~orrs: excellent
> y ar r.fcr..c.. NNiR ICAN TRAINING
II UDbI. 4~o 3lay.
,.-v...,i,>-,. D.,
O'h l,' ~. - c,,', ~ conn.
try. b,,t reference. 749 Cth-ayu., near
l,l-t
~.
GO'E- II w "L"N Al ~ ny '"o rS'
Dn' - rf-i ."-- r.', ".rf a. nan
"'' ''''' J." So 49, ''''' ,,,,,.,
' N' r'i- N',l. AZ aI,r,ss 3li
-, VI ri,- q .i,'..
'
L. TX I' LASS tot'RfD hi.Lf 'ur'
-. 10 amG S.r'9lo TO- e,ry or country al
/ p. fa-onrc. nv situated A. PORrlHS
/ A,FNtY. lGI Wr.r 3.u.-t.
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NOCNG FRENCH LADY. graduate y
1 one - thr largest cot vents IN ,shsls.
ehilfr.n Ia family where she would ~
tIcaS.i a. an equal. VII teach ftsnss.
Fnglish. music. &c. Very highest % "a
sreoc.s given Address b. a, box ~
Trbune Uptown Once. 1.2ss pUAdSS.
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FACK near Rookisnd I>aAe -Resldence
|sfth JAYS, ,a-,c a. land, foE IA" cheap
no. 80. rs aiifr~> w. W. WINSHIP.
k.uth Va. ldLs-t
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flats Go Get, FURNISHED


4 COMPLETELY furnished Fat q : room
y to lrt reasonable - re-l"n-ible party
INQUIRE Of JanIor, POS West pa II.
A TRY FURNISHED FLAT. seven rooms
-. t. Gc,obct IiJBEGT 90 ". 74tn-sl.
rI.IIN FURNISHED FLAT: lnfsc
Y looms and ltth; healthy location
Il ar PAX. oWNIE 80 vs. loo'h.-t.
FURNISHED corner fiat 5uth-s'. and
L Broadway. eight all light ROM
view. up H,u.cVail and J"r-rv H"irhis
nw reuf. HauD. library pictures. hhch
VI 81 L.bet'y--t.. IL. "a 30
IINNb.ONLIY N .ishcG o. o; room,
i''K@T'RtoN. 81 w.t. S6th.-i
HANDSOMELY furnished Tat, ls'h.st.
~ nolr Broadway rooms; e!ctato.;
e. \ o. ass. -i3i % month. Man
Ciif ~TER, 80 Fast ls'h-st.
OTHER AMI dau-utDr declining 70 ken
vi hou@.. offer clc-ahIv furnished %
nat = 'oun> bath. piano. ornaments. d't-
prr.c> silver. hu-u. thoroughly l"dnr /.
.p..r Tia lnca.itv iu.'u"IIt'c possession, "a
prm lary 30 ldi EaSt 9oih-~t.
~, LET. furnished. f. M MAY 70 October
or IDur,f. handsomely AM com.
rl.telv furn .~t"1 apartment near Central
Paris. = IEif ou'-iI. ra.uI~. rrHt very ~.
oar uuon or aliro-, NM. y. VAN LIEW,
,J7 E'psiwav.
VERY r.. ailr faui ~hri corner Hat not
' far from IN" Paft ana r"ar elevated
SECTION on ''h-aN" rad C. i"' f'i 81, i'
nan noe. r.ou-r.1 Adde'S OpPOHTT.
NIFTY. Ho~ olG. TT. bune Uptown Orico.
l. rs cad"ay
Brooklyn.
nESIR ABLE furnished nat n lot on ne
~ HUl: Nrh' rooms on ~" como.
-.,nlu. l,.iI-loy. ai.'"i. electric brt.. ]"
.. ~ wi.t,W~ awnings -cr'"n~. private
,sa,r,hn.aI. ; OPP Is months 81 s'u l.f month.
Aiar.-,. v..h f'frtcnCr-. b. j.. 800 IHi'>
cttc.aNt, BIO0E .Nn.
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ArNo 90 EAST WASl1NuTON PLACE.
y loor from tn Pans. llahd,oii,' y
-. if ana Vrry cont f'ai1" room
hoice .auon; near hotels. rs''"idN' .
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Eciu noanie0.

$500
ID ESPONSIBLE PARTIES wanted as
"a AGENTS for the "Loheugrla B.tters."
Apply u. ". KOEHLLR. .02 East 10Th.
st. Ncw-YorE,
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roACILMAN.-By Competent man age
\ %: fhcsou-hly understands his bnsi.
r.s- AMI the ptor~r care Il fine 1ortes and
ta-riaccs; has .ived with two % the best
fsmllie- o. New.Nork CITY for the pas, 2
y.ar.: highly recommended CAD. NJ NJ,
llS5l.o Brosdwav near 4as.st.
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ucrn Uanieo.
MaleS.

ID RIN1ERS. -Experifntei foreman IN Job.
book and new paper printing 0pen for
engagement. ADDRESS FOREMAN Box
l.. Tribune Ofice
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~ A.IF or RI.NT. near short Hills
~, go country tc>fcuce. 10 rooms,
1 .,,.-a. acre. and s;ahlc. Go. ?.
HI 10 Broad-st.. Newark
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4, OACHM Andy q colored man. mar.
~ RED no family strictly nrs,cla.s. vii.
rig AL ob,lFiBg O years reference. T.
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a, SALE or RENTAL Kiehnont
q o. Ing Island. cottages. ia'ee ard
~ vi-h al iupro, ,ments: e 500,
~ ss 600 g.. so. on wide sh.do ID
la iiiae stcs low J. w Fl GID.
% lib rty-s;. GEO. FON LhR Oh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-23
Gals asking for Information as to the re

Gals asking for information as to the re-
liability of statements made.
With the interest of Texas at heart
with state pride that makes my bosom
swell with Q desire TO see her every inter-
est served and her future assured
counsel you to keep up your state immi-
grafton bureau through your own efforts
until such time as the state government
viii take it off your hands, or until you
no longer need an influx of population
and capital. If you viii do this, the won
derful success attained the past year will
be Doubled during the present.
1t Is urged that the official who receives
this circular viii not throw it aside or
pass it lightly by, but act upon its sug-
gestiOns at once, and call his town or
county meeting and send in the required
names and cash promptly. Let him take
the various maps and matter now being
circulated throughout the Union, take
the last new map of the from Mountain
route, which is Texas map with the en-
tire back covered with matter from this
office, and look to see if his or his coun-
ty's name is written there. This map
has gone out in countless numbers every
where. and yet only sixty-fTe of the l91
organized counties in Texas are spoken of.
Ills Is DECduSG bllb DdleAuCC tOHbllO
nothing toward the support of the state
bureau During the year hundreds of
inquiries are directed to this Office asking
about your county and its advantages, in
reply to which they are referred TO other
counties, because we have no matter to
send in regard to your county and be-
cause you contributed nothing for clerk
hire and postage stamps.
A central office is as necessary to secure
rates, advertise the state and give an Off
cial character to immigration work as is a
state department to run your state gov
eminent, and to be successful you should
keep it up. The amount requested is
very small, but in the aggregate will,
with other means offered, maintain re-
spectacle bureau, which l will guarantee
to hold up the state IS reputation abroad
until better means can be devised and
more money raised.
Your prompt attention respectfully re-
quested. Yours truly,
L. 3. Chiffon,
General Manager Southern Interstate
immigration Bureau.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-23
NOT A SAFE DOCTRINE.
A Rabbi Assaulted in His Synagogue for AS
serting That Simon Peter, Not Christ,
WIS Crucifed.

OMAHA, NEB. Jan. 22.-Mr. Herwich
and four other Russian Jews were ar
rested last evening for assault on Rabbi
Goldstein in their synagogue on Twelfth
and Howard streets. The rabbi advanced
the theory at meeting of his people that
it was Simon Peter and not Jesus that
was crucified on Calvary. A number of
the congregation rushed to the pulpit and
he was obliged to run through Il back
door TO save himself. Sunday GOldstein
preached the theory again at regular
meeting in the synagogue, when he was
overwhelmed with such a yolley of i'm
precautions and furniture as convinced
him he was still in the minority. He
escaped from his assailants, however.
and now six of the leaders are behind the
bars
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-23
rhreatened With ,Ioh violenoe.

CHARLESTON, ". VA, Jan. 2l.-The
Turkey Gap coke and coal company tele-
graphed Governor Wilson to-day from
Elkhorn that their men are working, but
were threatened by mob violence from
POeahontas, Va; that they had asked a
sheriff for assistance and had received no
reply and that they desired the governor
to assist them in protecting their proper
ty. The governor replied that he would
dc all in his power TO preserve peace,
but could only assist, not precede, civil
authority with military.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-23
Benjamin.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Gazette.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BENJAMIN, TEX, Jan. 18.-The
weather is warm and very pleasant. We
have had an abundance of rain during
the past fall and winter, and the land is
in fine condition for cultivation. Farm
ers are now busy blowing and preparing
land for sowing oats.
Our county is gradually filling up with
a good class of farmers, and we still have
room and will welcome many more
Mrs. Weatherly, wife of our county
assessor, and Mr.. J w. Arnett, boss of
the Louisville land and cattle company's
ranch, returned to-day from month 8
visit to Mr.. Arnett' IS parents in Whites
boro, Tex.
High water caused some delay in the
arrival of some of our mails this week.