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New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
A LESNON TO THE BOYS.
From Tho Chicago MaIl.


1T was the shortest and most effective sermon
ever witIcs scd-didn't hear IT,
The gentleman who gave vChe to the above re
mark stood chatting with number OF friends last
evening in the foyer Of iiOOlc, : Theatre, awaiting
thc close of the last act OF "Ilic Charity Ball
Let us have IT," said one OF the listeners. " Any
thing I'm the shape Of sermon which cnuh Interest
you must indeed be Of paramount Importance
:. Oh IL won't take long 10 tell II. ihcre was no'
a word said In the SermOn-just motion, thats all
Row made III, mOt0n-waS the preacher
We'll tell IL abOnt il. why don't yon y
While waiting for grpcar on the corner oi
Ashland ave and Madison Il. this evening", he began
~ notIced /, number Of little chaps hopping on ana
of Tho cars whenever the COndrctOrs back vas turned
II looked like dangerous play and felt IKE catching
one of them and giving him good olu ih>Ilone.
spanking Besides myself there was gray & ,h,n,ed e
OF tho boys rather sadly. ,,,, ,.o o.a
suddenly the old gentleman In shrill v0'e crleu
out TO the Youngsters BOYS. BOYS doht Jump ri Un
those cars Some Of yOl will surely get hurt' b!t
of coursc the rasJyt, paid attention 10 MN III iac
they laughed as they continued Their sport a, etiy
opportunity / had missed scvei"t! csistDouhu BriP'
so Interested WIS ! In what was going on p. oomo
Again The Old fellow called the lads; BOYS, come
here q moment and let me tell you how foolish you
and what danger you placing yourseNcs III s
lcaping and of those cars me boy soin''pe IA n
mp TO the curbstonc the walk where ,ne ou u,.
was standing and prepared to listen I" "h'' hc 's
have to say a, -..
80 Did you ever hear your papas read OF nc nc many
accidents which happen TO little 1eiio"s iIkc you
while playing about moving cars DID you ever see
grip train y A.. A.. ,o
"There answer, except that the young
rogues looked at each other aud sort OF grinncd and
wondered why tho old gentleman took such an inter
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est in them and their sports. And evidently grand,
father read their thoughts, for he hastily added
have little grandson who played about these cars:
though forbidden to do by the conductors as wen
his parents. He does not do now, does he
Frankie 2 asked the old he turned to haxeh-
haired. bluecycd little fellow who stood beside him.
- No, grandfather answered the boy.
a. And will you tell those foolish little fellows why
he does notr
Now here's the Sermon" said the man In the foyer
"The boy made nc answer: lie Just showed out the
stump Of what had been his right leg and hurst
into tears. That all. The kind old grandpa
kissed his pretty but crippled grandson, and with his
hand on his shoulder the two slowly walked up the
avenue.
Well sir, those little rats stood stock still for o
moment and gazed with wide eyes at the crippled
boy he moved away. Then with very earncs
faces they quietly turned corners and went their
variOne ways 10 their homes thOughtfully though
they were going to their own funerals. That's the
sermon. the most impressive and effective that ever
witnessed. for there nothing to hear about It,
"Qulte so.r vouchsafed enc Of the party, "but It's
dollars to peanuts that those little fellows were back
again inside hour making the life OF the conductors
q burden
We'll. perhaps. Guess you're right. Boys will
be boys
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
RITS OLE LEGAL VIEWS.

David Thber who detained at the Barge once oe'ausc
Of his alleged insanity brought before Judge van
Rrunt of th. Supreme Court, yesterday, writ Of
habcas corpus. The Judg" dismissed the Wit on The
ground that Federal corts had jurisdiction in the
premises.
suit for absolute divorce has been brought by iny
Suyth I'm tn. Supreme Court. against edward L. snyth
who was arrested Rochester few uays ago. NJ the
instance Of y. Warner. OF scranton Penn, with whose
daughter he had eloped. Mr.. ana MIS- smS'h ">V
married In this city three years ago
Judge Beach Of sc supreme Court upon reeonm'nda'
ton of Edward j. Who'd the referee has granted Judgment
I'm favor II Lydia Heller Schmidt who brought suit Tor
nI.nlutn dlAnrce from Adoph Schmidt. an actor.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
LONG ISLAND.

AN ATTEMPT To ASSASSINATE A TREASURER.
William r. Wheeler secretary of the Port jefferson
FIGURING Mills. had narrow escape from being as
sassInated al the hands of an unknown man late on
Friday night Mr.. Wheeler lives in the suburbs Of
Port Jefferson and 1t is his custom TO go from his
house to the mills and return horseback. ON
entering his barn on Friday night with his horse hc
saw the figure OF a standing in an adjoining STALL
Before Mr.. Wheeler could speak the man jumped
forward and levellng pistol at him fired point blank
Tho nouder hurried Mr. Wheeer's face but the bullet
lodged in the horses check. making bad wound
The man, as he fired the shot dashed out OF
the barn and fled across cOrnteld 10 the main road
Mr. Wheeler often carries a large amount Of money
with him on his return from the mill. He does not
think that the attempt to asSaSSnate him for
the purpose of robbery. but to secure revenge: nus
piciOn j. cast upon one OF his employees, who had
confessed TO robbng the company.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. =.
SKIPPING NEWS
PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AUG. 30 1850
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer payonne lBr Payne IL In ballsstm
G Iieye Arrived the Bar ~ Tam ,,u.,,oo, An, N
Chester B, Lewis tve.psG'w 70 e.psS wnrs,
soma srrive. st the Bar At .Oa m. y.
~ with Indse passengers cors Arrived at the
steamer Marsaa taer Hamburg Aug iS With nds:
passengers to FunOh Edye Co. Arrived ~ '"o D
Marcos, Bs5Tow. Gsy1s,Sn sory va & sey "e'
steamer CITY OF Birmngnan Berg SAVANNAH oAS' WIN
sSlS T Mecaif SNcr Larsen Antwerp 80 days. VIII
mdse TO order vessel TO c Tobias Co so ,.,. -,,,
cemsn, 10 order: NSGs vessel to Benhsm BOyesen
SUNSET Wind .. sandy y HOOK ossr light NV cloudy
s,.a,or o,xmnia pr) Swain BroA
Steamer Ebe ter ThaenhOrs' Bremen via southampton
Steamer Brilliant ,eer Buneer grsmsn,@G @ Msye s,,o.
steamer Allegheny (Br Masters Rouen-smpsop spence
ea,ner CITY o, Para Lockwood Aspnwa-Pacihc Mail s.
Steamer City Alexandria Hansen. Havana and Mexican
Steamer Menden Sunez span Lopez Havana and Me1I
can ports-J NJ Cebalos d co. , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,
Steamer Gwent tNor) Titland Port
steamer Iampasas. crowe. Key West and Gaveston-c
Steamer Chalmee Percy. New oreans Van sickle ,.
Steamer Fort William (Br. Houston. New'o'ie"ns-"hi
steamer hampstead tBr Jones. Neworean'-funcn' To-
steamer Caorlc (Br) Robinson Brunswick CA ceoai
Steamer CITY Berg sayanpah- i1a:
Steamer Gulf stream. TrDou, wilmington NC-"m N"~
steamer Dominion Couch newport news snu i'ieS-s
old Dominion SIS Cc W., ro,., Va f,,a rcr,,nion
/ sCo Noyfo
! Old Dominion IS co r.,.,o.o VI n ros,s,
} Siramer Winthrop. homer. Passport + IL om.u * -"
( steamer Elrsnora Bragg. Portland -Horau0 haL
/ steamer II Dmock. Edrldge. Boston- IL r Diihoch
bark Angela (Ial) Boero. Batavia JAVA ior oroe's
Funch. Edye e Co. ,o,. >yo,,on aons
HarE John swan Buenos Ayrcs-John norton 4S"ns
SAILED.
steamers Umbra and Hoben for LiysIpo1 s, rsmen L.
Glasgow eka Co2enases h A@sserdam La BoaIgogne
Hayre Alene Kingston; Agnes Port Antonio N ansnchss
savannah: Richmond. West Point Na Od Dolninion siSx
monS Ro.noke Norfolk state OF Texas Fernandna awSW
Sims Faikland for Calcutta; Flora stafford. -
A,so .a,led-via Long Island sound
! Steamer Elesnora, for Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEnA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON 30 Arrived. steamer Lyulan Monarch tntb
orrxSsroWN Aug 3O-Arrved. steamer City OF RomelBr
yng from her way TO LIVERPOOL anu process"
epr,sroI Aug 3O--Artved. steamer Brooklyn City (Brh
| BarcIav. from Eew.York .- n...,,. ,o.,, v,h,.
ScliLY Aug 30 Passed. steamer Rhaetia tderL Aunis
re,n from Nev.Y ork on her way 10 HAMBURG
UAnpURs Aug 30-Arrved steame Augusta Nictorisosrs
Albers. from. New YORK . =. o,.u,.,r. ~,
UAyRE, Aug 30-Saiied stea'ner Ia NnAinp"s"o N'h
Bower, for Newfork
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
CLOSE OF TIE GRANGERS' EXHIBITION.

Carlisle. Penn, Aug. 30.-rhe Grangers National
Exhibition, which has been In progress at Williams
Grove during the week. closed at noon 10 day. the
cx hibton was the most successful ever held by tic
National Grange. At business meeting held III
the Grange headquarters this morning. 10 take action
In regard TO next years work. resolutions on the
death Of Victor POllc passed, and II was decided
that the next exhibition should be held In August
SOL at the place 1t is estimated that during
the last week more than 100000 persons have Ni'i'eo
the grove.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
SNAIL FRAME BUILDINGS BrRyED.

Three small frame buildings at Tenth-ayc ana One
hundred and xiietAst. nearly destroyed by
fire of unknown origin at : Il. yesterday. one of
the buildings stable In which ellis Brothers had
seven horses and the animals were burned TO death
I'm their stalls The loss 10 ellis brothers was about
5000. They had insurance amounting TO ~ 400
julius Wcblcs cabinet shop, next door, was burned
ont and his loss al 900. lie had no insurance
The third building occupied 10y Sing Lee, "A Chinese
laundryman who lost about $500. Iii, customers
Will have ~ buy new Inch. The buildings belonged
to Charles Bank and W. l.. Buckley and were worth
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
THE MAYORS OBJECTION HAD no EFFECT.

THE MAYORS OBJECTION HAD NO EFFECT.
The jersey City and Bergen Railway company
peveral months ago received permission from inc
Board of Aldermen to use electric motors on the
Montgomery-st line. The company adopted the
overhead system. The poles are all in position and
the wires were about 10 be strung on them when
Mayor Cleveland sent letter TO President johnston
obiccting to the use OF the wires. Tho Mayor says
the wires are dangerous human life, and that they
will interfere with raising ladders or other work OF
Grcmen in case Of fire in any building in front Of
which the wires are strung. The wires were all put
up during Friday night, and Mayor Cleveland is angry
Chief Of Police Murphy yesterday received tele-
rram from Abraham Eaton. president Of the Humane
society of Pittsburg. PENN saying that he knew the
father of Laura Shrope who is detained at Police
IcadQuarters, Jersey City, and that he Is caSler OF
thc Grand Avenue Bal.k at DeS Mones, wealthy and
influential This corroborates the girls story
No dings have vet been received from the Dcs Moines
authorities or the clrl's relatives.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
STATEN ISLAND.

sTAPLETON.-The mutilated body which was fonnd
floating off Bath Beach on Tuesday IS no doubt that
of Edward p Lynch twenty y-six years old who lived
at No 29o North second St, l'rooklyn. Yesterday
afternoon william Lynch, policeman, called az
polce HEADQUARTERS in Stapleton and identified the
c1othine of a man who drowned at South Beach
last SUNDAY. while bathing. as that OF his brother
ruo ~ the drowned man. those upon his brothers
arm. II is supposed that when Lynch was drowned
Ills body was carried across the channel, and that
essels mutil9tcd Il.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-General William II. Noble. who
was one Of committee appointed to visit the battle
field Of Charlottesville to ascertain the burial place
Of Lieutenant CoOnels Walters and FOWLER who were
killed in that engagement. has report'd 10 the seven
teenth Veteran Association that no trace ot either
could be found and that IL is the belief that the bodies
were removed after the war and buried somewhere in
Fredericksburg . The engagement Of Mrs.
Louise English. wealthy woman In her seventy first
year. 10 young man recently from Long Island
Is announced.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AsTOR-Senator Gilbert a. Pierce, Of North Dakota
-. .BRC ySWICK Joseph a. Chapleau, Secretary of
State OF the Dominion OF Canada and Count NJ Won Roscn
~ sweden - FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Arthur T.
German, OF Maryland ..... ..GEAND-Conmodore James
A. Greer United States Navy. .... ..HOFFMAN-Percy
H. s. Phchback, O; Louisiana. ...... PARK AVENUE
Bishop Huntingdon OF Central New YORK STU RTE
VANT-C on gresham william NJ. Springer OF Illinois,.
CLARENDON-Nime Modiessa
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31

did he get it Almost the identical words are useu
In old inscription, dated 141J that USED 10 DC III
Tiverton Churchyard, and which ran as foows'-
Z" Hoe hoe who lyes here
'Ts the goode erie Of Devonsleere
With Kate my wife to NEE full dere
Wee lyved togcather fyfty-fyve yeare
That spent wee had
That left wee lost
That gave wee had ,,,,,
The eptaph Is printed In recently published book
on Okehampton and ii would be Interesting Ia prove
what is probably the case-tlat the expression Is
older than even the fifteenth century.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
RAILWAY.
WAS MRS. REILLY MURDEREp7

The recent death in Railway Of Mrs. Kate Reilly
Sho found Tuesday afternoon in the cellar Of
James Green, her brothern-law, who lives in Lewis
ST. with her head nearly severed from her body, has
occasoned considerable excitement. Many people are
NOT satisfied with the verdict Of Coroner Wescotts furry
Which was that Mrs. Reilly had committed suicide
Since the finding of the body the police have been
diligently AT work and IL is expected that in the course
0f a few days ii will bc announced that Mrs. Reilly
rac murdercd some Of the statements made by Green
concerning the case cOntradicted by ncghb0rs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
ELIZABETH.
PASSENGER TRAINS BADLY BLOCKED.

PASSENGER TRAINS BADLY BLOCKED.
Two accidents happened on the Pennsylvania Kali
road In Elizabeth yesterday, which for several hours
loaded with earth for the Jersey City embankment
was passing South Elizabeth when the axle broke OH
one OF the cars The car was thrown from the track
and WAS dragged in that condition TO the Union De
NOT tearing up 200 feet Of the platform and badiS
twisting some of the rails. At Chestnutst, lew
blocks away another jumped the track owing 10
some defect in the SWITCH and before the locomotive
could be stopped nine were dragged from 'ie
track and scattered over the two tracks reSerVeu
for passengers trains This left only one track avail
able All coal and freight trains had 10 pe sOPpeu
ment of passenger trains slowly over Lne sNtste N
track Wrecking crews were suHlinoneu lrp" "a -,. "a
Ark and Jersey CITY to clear away the WreVf d!o ~
was nearly nghtfall before the road was ehtlrey
cleared.
The Central Railroad Company ran its iefrypoao NC
tween here and NewYOrk for the first time yesterday.
on and after September freight will be transpo1eu
bv rail- freight trains leaving Elzabethport for Ne"-
York at 2 a. m. and 10 30 a. M -,
Tho Young Mems Catholic Literary Association VII
Tomorrow visit MorristOwn, 80 strong; acconpane1a
hy the Veteran Zouave Band and VIII be enterlaneu
by the citizens of Morristown. a number OF proni
pent city officials will accompany the excursion
Joseph Lutzen, aged seven. whose parents i've
in JOh-st Peterstown, suburb of the city, was pay
ing with his fathers shotgun yesterday. when Iio
weapon was discharged, sending a load OF bucksno.
into the boy's arms aud body. About dozen OF the
shot lodged in his head. lie was taken to the tlty
Hospital, where surgeon consumed two hours IN PICK
ing the shot ont.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
TILE DLTCHESS COrNTY ROAD.

Philadelphia, Aug. 30 (Specal).-Thc Dntchcss
Cmnty Railroad now being constructed from POugh
kcepsie 10 lOpewcll Junction. distance Of twelve
miles to connect the Poughheepse bridge system with
the main line OF the New York and New England Rail
road will be operated In harmony with one Of the
roads using the Pouglkccpsc Bridge as its route
info New England. 4 larg" amount Of fuel and ncr
chandise will probably pas over the rallroad from
land Ii is expected that the road will be open for
tr.n I'm NOVpmbcr,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
THE NEAT INSPECTION BILL A Law.

Washington, Aug. 3O-1fe President has signed the
Meat Inspection bill and the Agricultural College bill
The President has approved also the sundry civil
Appropriation blu, the act providing for addino1a
clerical force to carry into effect the Dependent Pension
b aud the act for the printing of reports OF the In
ternat0nal American Conference.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
AN OLD EPTTAPH.

From The London Globe.
There was a saying Of Carlylc-lcarnc believe
from Gccthc-whlch must have struck many readers :.
.. What I gave I had what I spent have Where
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
A MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED.

Danbury, Conn, Aug. 30.-The case OF DR.. Richards
charged with causing the death of Mrs Daniel Leach,
was again continued to-day until next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
domestic Situations Ud1itO

Males.
A ETIST and wlfc. desiring TO live IN tho
man : summer residence L, care fOr. Aduits7
ARTIST. West Goshen, Conn.
CofOEED BOY wishes a situation In
"A bUardlug house or driver for doctor
III st.cia-s city reference. Lot IL ED
WARDS. i9i 7th-avc.
A GERMAN GARDENER and FLORIST.
~ having all experience OF stocN desires
engagement To take ,prr Of gentleman
place; references. Address j., bon 20,
Tribune once.
A TTENDAST or USEFrL-MAN.-By a
n reliable English Protestant. az - a.
attendant Oh invalid, second or u>ciul-hiah
can drive; good references. write OF ,dIl
ROBERTS, cure II. y. Burnr, Arlington
y. J.
ID UTLEK.-By Trcnchman best " refer
ID rnres want> sitt atlnn In ir-t-'l"s' Pr
vatc family; city or c0rmr}; J; =. 7"
TIibunc Uptown once. L"&s BroadMay.
CoACuMAN ard GARDENER mar
u tlcd man, no Children; wHr gOol roOA
aud laundrc>' man und'rsuhu no, ' a'" ,,'oG o"GI
i, ference. Address WILLIAM JACOBS,
Upper Montclair y. j.
C0ACmMAN- by a married man to tke
u entire charge OF a gentleman place
ihosoushli gndesdss s,ancserG .Iw S s. SopSn1cr
il. HENI!Y KAISER, care faulson'
Shldy Side. y. j. -
~ OACHMAN Thoroughly. ,xp,tlenccd
~ city or country careful amer mar
Ilcd. small family undfrstand' g'ru'nlns
and the proper management 81 ihe ho's'si
harness and carriages strictly sober ana
obllplup y ycarsf best clty references. M
dress II l-SEL. $40 eiarden--t.. hoDoNeh'
y. j.
cd1 MANmt"s'''ni 1%!gsSA ~ Rfs ~ r.
l.. o. Gud'n CITY. H. /.
COACHMAN-B a married man. thor;
" Ough,y understands care " horses ana
carriages best references from last pae''
PETER SMYTll. kovar-ave., foIdhail'
y. Y.
GOACIIMAN.-By competent Young
~ man Of good appearance uhdris'"hu,
his business thoroughly sober honest anu
Obllglng: cit, and country reference" no
objection to the country present rihP,o'rr
can be- seen. call or OF address y >. NJ
REILLY, 1856 Atlantic.avc., BroOAIyhi ring
times.
OACHMAN.-Bv a respectable man, who
y thorouehiV understands thc clf' ol fpiu
and carriage horses; best city references
sober and ublRing. Call ol adtrcs. W -
care Of Frank Ferguson. L. wet "-u'S''
NOACHMAN aud GARDENER -Singlr
y In private family good rcltltl'''' ~
MORGAN, 2.26l 3d.ave.
HOACHMAN.-Ry q colorcd man thor;
u oughly mndei tanGs care and charge ui
horses. wM. J. y. 20G Fat sjth.,t.
n COACHMAN.-lIv q married man WIN .
u ycars' experience In city best T,tohl-
menda,ions: city or country. Addrras
- KERN. l62 3d.ave.
EARDENER.-Hy married German, no
NJ children thCioi ghly trustN orthy anu
competent TO take full charge OF gentleman
country place best OF rcfcrcnc's, tldsse 1
state particulars TO GARDENER, II. o. Box
GA, Orange, ". j.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

ToDAr
Ounriass 81 ssts 30 Moon rise 74Sp Moons agsas
Mon wArsR
/N-Sandy Hook. Si4 Gov. Island S33 HeI Gatc lUIv
P.N-Sandy HOOK. Sl4 Gov. Island S:4S Hell G<to IVsA
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nork Udnieo.
Females

cTENOGIAPHEE.-A rapid. accurate
- s.snOefauher aud Remington typewriter
onerator I yenf~' cNpcfirnc" IN cOrirrpuud'
cncc. legal Work. Ac.. s1lngh 81. br~t
references Address EXPERIENCE. BoN
II. Tribune onicr.
crwING of any kInd wanted at 10 cents
- pr hour. SEAMS SlitSN. sS' Futon
u. brooklyn.
SIENOGKAPnEH and rYPtwEGrEK
-. Lady CiofouSay competent, dg--r.> lo-
-.'.pu a. c0rr--l lOndcnt 1uOh'' - .
Tribune Onc".
SrrNOGKAPHEK and 1YPEWKl TER.
g. Lady derlrr- position Rtlnlngton dhd
ca rsph we'll educated good references.
Ad4fess u. /. Trlbun" once
- STTNtGRArHEK.- expert -.,no~-
- rspher and bennington typewriter. nav
lng had 10 years. eNp"ri"nce. desires po-
,it!on OF tru,t and responsibility & -Aatl
80 week. ACCURATE. Tribun' '.nr..
,VN PiWKITING OF ever description iro no
i dlcintlOn or unrU@oript Ml.' y. s.
hNOWLTON. - Elst l"th-st
T TYPhWHITING. - Ar'h.tcct,' sIcciica.
j uous. plays and manuscripts OF every
description ncatly copied t"fms rea ,onablr.
Miss NARY HOLDEN. Room tl4. Lincoln
Building. Union Squarr.
w ANrED 4 ,itGatlon As ananucn-ls or
w boohk'cp"r. by lady OF cNp li'n''
Ia bo,h Losltlon- a good writer and ac-
countant Addr.s- COMPETENT, Trhun
Onc".
" OTNG lady desires position IN Office.
writing: understands French: war
f,frieuc.. Addr,s, Miss l.. GCNNIN'r
lls PROSPECTS, lIrooMfn.
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Domestic Situations tuanteo

|
Males
CHMAN.-Kesprctable colored man
" would Ike ilrstclas' coaehIish
place. understand, care Of horses ha, y
ytars' references from last place. Addres,
JAMES II. JAMES. 2O1 East lO3d'st
- uan . years reference employer can
b. socn. LIE. 3"' last 'lst.st., top hoot.
4, oOK. or Coz and WAITER.-By a
" husband al ne, in seminary, cIuO-
hol-,. institution -tourant or hotel caps,
lie of purchasing Gs..cooking and placing
them 0u the t5bir Booa style cah fufnsh
! .,t reference. Address WM. J.. Nc
fFUIKSON, thapnLin's seminary, fa"-
"a, y. y, unth sept. 1T
.,A ARDENER ny -lne'. man on private
~ place; thoroughly c> gicncod und'r'
-t,.d. ril-, and out-.d' 'srations. Nd
tr,.- ". T.. Henderson .rcd store, 3a
oortlant'.,t.
GA'-HI y GE.-By a ScotcAfuan married
" no .luu,. aged -; wishes "A situation
rom october understands thr care oi
r.rrLor 49, iruit' Nttrtiblr- can Nup-r-
ht,ud stock farm. wifi understands dairy
and poultry pr s"nt cul loycr can b. seen
In fov.. Addr.-- NJ, - North Park
Past rang. y.
IHARDENER.-L, a m 'll".ac,d Svcd"
VI understands all KIND ot gard work on
mlNat. place beet rrfrrcnc" from laSt en-
Iiovrt. Addl"s, g. \. Tnbun" once.
IARDENEK-B man ON gentleman.
"a country place. a. assistant gaiu.hrF
hav, charge NJ snail place lawn ana noW'i
GARDEN wages. r3d; no farming f. -
.Iiibunr Oaic-.
NEpLNE!;.- a thoroughly competent
NE ,ard.uDr m1rrird has over 20 yciIA ~
p,tcucr 49, greenhouses. crap RES. r"N'-,
fruits vegetables. az rNcrNthint connected
Win d nr.t.rll, racc 81 YEAR Win pres
rut tmplufrr. lr,t-clu.s references. Ad'
drr~- j {. X. II" West 3cth-'t.
CNEDr NlK.-By q Swiss. married. no
IN children. rolpcirnt Ia grg"lhOusc.
trin,he, under ,tinde care Oi horses @oJI
milkcr. wiz coed poultry woman good tel
~. noes. Addrc-~ = IL, gardener. SO Glare
uont-eve. Moutclair y j.
FENAN GARDENER Unarried). well
SE acquainted with re 'cnh' Ler work IN all
lts bllrchcs Understands vegetables vines.
trr., . bet %. references can br IiN"n. Au-
drc,, X. H.. Postollice. Wcstchcstcr y. y.
OUSEKEEPER.- Man and wife. no
IL children. Wish to take charge al one
o. two houses th" best reftren',S gwen ~
thr-r years 'xlcsicncr. l.i1l ISt-aNr' II.
BEIll;E.
Nj NITRSE-Gooi massage operator; YEAR
~ ,Nu.ri nee ln ~anitarium. bath work ana
nursing: generally useful companion 10
invalid gentleman. Address u. l., ~
Clinton Place. "
r. SEFt'L.MAN.- young Swodc. -.
L po,it. on Of any Kind willing and oblig
Ing r-frrrncrS Address SWEDE, BOB
East 27th-st. grocery store
= FUL-MAN.-B single man, German.
L a situation where he can MAKE himself
useful expert need a. JantOr. Address
H. \. Tribune once
~ ATCHMAN.-By a sober. ,t.a1y man
w good references NJ. POWERS, 2sG
1th.aNr.
xUAITER ER-COOK.- by y man and wife;
w man experienced walter; pOoi clrNfr,
careful with glas, and silver. wfv hr-t-
class cook IN all its branches good refer
cnces. Address WILLIAM, % HrccnWich'
ave-, news store. near 6th-aNc.
VA AITER.-\ young cOlored man, age 20
w wishes situation a. walter IN boarding
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