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New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
tUorh u'nnlco

Females.
FAIR NrI >D"..AfnER ana gool
n tpewrt.r te>if'- p"'lO"n . s,n''
.>plfi,ncc lu genera. olirr NpiA. N"'l'''
,i'.- T.. Tribune plir -
LnDp contlalto w,i experienced in
Ia ,h.fch singing. desir-, position IA 'h"lr'
Il. \. NJ. Tribune once.
I.>tal.AIlIIK.- competent Young
- ldy q, -tcLoa -aphsr ond = pee" ,.i'
bennington aud taligisph- AN@ - MISS
NO~~. - Avcnu" u.
S.tN1G.APlIEH AID TYP. NI.l TER,
- d, 4 Young ladf g"oi -t'no'rapMT ana
..,.,riirr. would IKE a position "n'ff 81
,,ttIi have cOnsdsrihlr prieu'' ~ -tfi't
,nphr. will make hsr,'i a, .fa'e - 1"l I
very moderate. Addre-r NJ. %
lluk--t- --
,,TFNOGEAPnEk and ri rtWKl IER.
Il, Young lady Remington b'rt
D. f.ranre-. Address SIENo''l.AillHH' 40
lat sl-t--t.
.,,CNODKAriiER and 1Nrtw Hliri;.
y u, a Young lady OF GOOD rhu,a,l"',
.,r.-,,.,- Ron ington machine. and willing 70
Addr.-. RELIABLE, care oi Miss LAND
/ iNs Rmai"ay. --.-
and TNPEW HlTlNH.
- BY an experienced lady desire. sui
.tl. to.itiun highest rcfrfcn, - ff0W iofm"i
,.npia'cf aud business col =. i''fu MAUI
H0n-aNS
x,otNG LADY ~ de-'re, position epoi
] n p,urnan-hip hr.r -p' ing h's
aI.. Good idea of bookkeeping vel recon-
m.ud,d. Address y. C.. I.V-o Su'a'e'
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Counlrn ilrnl Csldte Go Eel

4 TlEAO 1--WE. permanent. slce'.,efn.. ,
y llU-It. uN-~.. =. .rt a4r. d. D.. %
i..i- n-t e. .Nftl l.ffiy -h.. f.--'i}
f'nc,a'. I'd. - -...i.a. i"..- if.
home pas. Ne.- Address "" So iii..-
-le-4f'
4 YnNK r. 80 minutes f0m e.y 10
y of .tt-. luI t..l. attractive hr..D
noes ni ..t. ..t., t.eA -i3N
i.e minlt.- tY q lst l.q D j.. j.
Lows - NAHKLN. He,,y square. oA-
iei-.
A FULL IINI.. o.. Do.taee-. f.rrI.l .H1
a llt. Ir.. sf col. l.Df" I-.t 80 I'D .4
leland tIf sf' fHfI- ~ j f-.' tO'..
: or. ~..'.. aI-n i,--.. H.. If .Nf
.Di.l,o1 A auy place fnN Nai' ''.
e. ...-'c ana Io.ni .1- H. " COLI.
riNo co., le,l h'".tHf..
C'vl tt"i. oa -f'"'..'t ir". ff'
"..h .nif--. "r.n a..NH- g.. 2 .f
..so- ..ai l.... t.l -'f. .aHt-- hl..
.1 ... in. |.itt l.Hr- b. j. 80 o.-'I. ..f
.D. fs'f iie. .n. y. y.
gIAer oHtrDl.. s. fos Een'.-oDo
~ ,N'fa la. lo--u. NI" .N tsH..-
f..fts l 3 '.t.- JOHN W
LL. -'1 Aloafw'f
s. .r gINI AZ No'.l,s-' iflf' of Nf'n..
: ff. 3D.. .l.iI f.. "Dlf I..If .fttr.
.l's .tAs 80 s1.f- ara D'fn ~.l0 lNI
o oa,. ,. ,,t.,c'r.' o. i....os. ''., I.'i n..'
.1. 81.
a.. rINl". e. j-i,r.l-Hc1 or urf.r.
- i.sA'a J's.- ~ 4ft for 900 o- 1'.f
:'lI I'ifU- fo. -f.r. D. g. l.l'!il.. ni-
..- --.--- --.---.- ---.--.------.------ .--.-
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nrr5Swdt tlnQ.

.f.~,H- sTOt.A Hl.Os. 3ia ,t.
n. ave. n.if 80 IT,. .I-h itl -'
fln... ral. BOP .rl0- l.YI. ri- 80 .if' tr-
t'ea sl-o ,,4,np u.d h.li df'--,. n..4. .l-
..s of.-a lfonpuf 'N'''' q.
4 HlI,rIc di's-na..ae impo. I'd fo-n,
= !ons t'..o. .,aa'r ~ '. 20
notice. Mr.. ArIiI.Df. a. Ea-. 1tn--...
opposite bcup'n-'
4 DKls~NAklE ny ts .dir Or q, lone .
n all the latf. t. if-. .i- "'-' 31fl -t.
4 IIHSICLA~, On -sp.ai r mod. lf
"A tlc r,}ai bon. asa nobility OF Ntuit-
gl5t ni.ic.---..f,. .'ir.t D' thc day Gail
I'll loo E,-i SC q.
l.r4syic dr --nasiDe. str 20 'e-tune.
'Iasod If d..ii.d b,-t References gi.ea.
Nmr OWLS @a WrF @1n..
ALL s,lc- dfo---- p.ffer nt eurian-
"A tnd: Inpl-u WaiAi.s suits cu-ipu'i
nav furnisl nat raj t'll- J. n'"hHh.r.
CO0KL formerly "'th Nl', pirhI 10
Moot f5tp--t
. IqISrlC .oe.m,hing Imported -tfie' :
a m AID finish p. l-rf pold Irieia- -ci
:. d,'fr,d ofdri- a. short notice. Nr,.
NcILROY. e East 3th-,t.. oppo-it" Den
nine's.
EFIIAni.E drcs-nakrr cutting and
II nttne guarantee VII f' '.'' '''
y FENLDI'l 3iJ W'-t l4,'i--t-
4 4 Il 'rfI.fI = "a IL Z ilf.l .'iH
~ draper WISHES uoao engt@r'n'" "'' t'
fnr c4t ,Xrfrlsntc g. lradins house rit
irf nee. d., 20 Wet .'d
nET~>MAkIK.- Long experience, hi
- d,t l IIlIsfn imlliftt wants woIh
home: perfect ntting di'-s's made ~ q"
- 1.6 West @ct..-t., ilhs t'h'7.
tkEI-SMAK Iii Si.u,tiD. Nahtfd i1.
~ rr1ttr wl.h drrssia1h.r. q n"nih,
,NpefiDnre =. Y. toi' d.. 'il W -"'' I,
,.,....t.t,l.t, ~, tO.. d. OIL at lnni, .
~ br,i.l at L,ae, reaao9a'ir. J., --C
g.. cst IAth-st.. r'ar
nANCING. promenade. school dr sse, 'or
~ girls. . 70 - years own material nAn'
ID: elegant imported iAii,l4n arc-- =. (.
'a.ou.i l. prirr ANIOlNIIII. d.,
"e-t lTth--t
T. IRST-CLASs sowing machine operator
J. End ch'idfcn's d.esshafri ccsll.' n1,,
ItfonaI ouV.4.ntut. ly udy. infant. AID
| ,Lildrcn't fnc aOrk -pc. tiltr city r"f"i-
! cnces Address :. II. o., Tribune Uptown
once. 1928 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
furnished Gonoce.

sB' tf ltH> y. L--lfa'l~ fli-
- L i.-Nfl tolsl..g houses and cDtfs1c- ~
lt. MiLaN hv~~. A-b'f' lafr j.
& Wf~Ir IltI. o. Lac 'nampiliL. 20
i..-Ifr sfoa, L1n.r. 81. 600 stable. -lfi-
efHd ~ fa' ior4. B., of tLe .ak" and foHl-
sd nE ..c views o. ,Ac 'r G. aad "a iol.
vIfn NDrn'a.l-. loI pfrtl'l4d4s alsil, 'n
J.. - NJ. SIG street. N .lnlto4. j. d.
Il, . LEI.-I 4Ini. A.d ootfnqo. ~ ~, -ai..
i Nor ~ f.' be. e.uti.d village oi 4. fg '-
f.lt Nf what g. -fllHl Oh. L,uo. o. tpI-
lf'tcut. tno hour. non r 'rng t'I-
TIA. Ii Af Auf -rd f' ahD rlt"ft .'.
!rlrNs ii u Two - s'r hulf- f0iisr-. IT,
oiArc o. &. a. hLADtL- R.cg'.'.i. Goa.
10y o,heF irsl e-1'c ads 'ee In pseo
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
flats CO Set. (urniGhc0

4 cno!0 j. a. .a' ~ f''- all ''e.,..,s. wax
t.Hh. au c,,e of.c- ~oa -t.a.o- lr B..
.fl.- Co. o. '...'at --'. Il.l
reilsil. Information "a -..
oKl ..tsI Il-..t lr,.- tA.
f-on ln. .nn-. ... b. lI'll...h 80 N ..'i.-''
~ ,r ) rlt. lNr.'I rll .uiID' ' e..t
/ furnished -r'. f.f .., months. Atf.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
LIrSSMlklnQ.

- iE~I-r LA~a WORK at Nine. EEY-
4 ADI.D'-..s so o'hrf Nind Wished ladle-,
onr spring df.~.f- WIFI BE- elegantly do
rl-.ol ana roirr' t.v made. l13 fast fsih--t.
tEIh~I-tLA- MAKER. Just from
i Brriin, want, work IN and on; of :hs
house tor Hr-t-cls-- families. Mis- BOiiM,
33s .d-ayc.
ytA4-ON hi. tOSFINNt E.-iicnrictte
Nt Michel. 90 Wet l7th--,.. importer !;
sGi.Hei. travelling. street dresses ladies
material fasen.
ID TACTICAL DEE>~MAkEH md d.
s'cufr Of lon experience ani IN
douh,cd ah!lfv. -oHcif- creagemonis IN
families ~ dtv. rsfrr noes rhrAcrp'ion-
shie. Address Us letter. Mrs. :. JOHN
AIONE. ~ Els- lNNth.st
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noom5 tOAn.cO.

WANT H. N.f .ftr l.f,. ff
~ .N '-. fD
4f.il.. ....H F... l- -.HI
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

EkEAIT~T BARGhIr, c.Ir or',.d
" f7 Ir selling c.- AID going air,li .
secaa. extension fo'. "a ir plHsto1 I'D 81
loop lf0.t fli toff lIa .'Hl -'fl' a'f
fslcle and .r I. ff-'-.is-- a.I uf.f.Y
Iew. T. " ftt.--f.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Ciin ncal C'elaic for Galc.

" IAUIITJL f-sto.v. Us frc', cabin. {
ID 1-l>h 31ti--l.. leaf r'f. - 90.
: I.' INo. "th-Ate.. cofn.I 3.---'
a ~4i.AuLl r,.il .1r.. tof -tle. Nos.
- - rs Wc-t - -t-.f.. .Ns .tI.. 10 u..-4l
O. hood. "a IS. 3--tn"s Hh-.tl1p if0.a-
t'.lf houses ar. los ,.iHt vItl hrflnT. IS
iaatre 'Xter-.on. lue hardwood cabinet
t'a. 81 efnc t'l- &c.. p,i lclltrf cen-
N'f.l 10 arliHr' ~ DE-. .'rF reasonable price
a.l A-Y fm-, open ~. ir .p0r'lon. lfj j.
fALp DOOR And SASH CO.. Jta-asc.
a.d i2fta.>f
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tor Sale.

4 S.in>t. ''s...sD'i '. ..si az s'' ~ ..,
$50, a,j ..anv....
: 4".'li'.. 4ss r
-. .... ...,att. l'.s' . al GiAi,
A.l. H- ". ...41-''
...r ...i.. piano f.. ar s'
.'.,u..- f .,.,..
lI.-. Lt.~ n. $3.50 .- .n 900 g.,
4 fIi ...l r'l. 'fil i" '''
I..1 dn -...r.. d.. i'.. n'.',
er~,.,a tua>'. lo-a sap..
4. tn -AI. -.o o>-ns
lILlI DI eurEulE co.'s
ErL ,tn E.i Ht'> WHISTLES
I'D 90 l.'..,
nf . fN f.r |Il.Nn.
liI- isa atar. .l.',.. .. fl. ea'd 'd- aF' equal
.'.. t-e .. 'ni..nt l,,,a,. ,,
l,,.lrs'
s5n.lllsD .slE Iaod.one rosewood
- ,...an.r N...lfl table. % iA!n feet Ni'h
I.itr Il ...f Nfl. +..i fN-i f-,' {,
...l f.fr -.N ra.l. Aiffe-- EDA -jD.
'r..rfi. ''rn.
FpIAr1Irl oHohN. i--or''ei p'l'
> t..t -'. o. .faf ln tne g..,r,
i.e. a.5 4, .i..a ..' .'..."' vii
: g4. 'o.a,'' ID 'di' ,ap. "a
N.f INiilH N...
Nr.' o. oi h1... iaaotn Nay l.
'9''t &c.,. '"'.'.n- f'r ALL
oroora. ,.t>cs =, n,r.i,y.,.
IuIcKriI>e. Z i.a oc'a,e piano. 2 in' /:
....I.t fY. 'fnn aui POI, gain 1l-p a
Marvin ..f 80 .s.i. NINrL!tHJ a
CO.. l. l..t litl..'
LON SALE 5 n.a 4 Nen.rork Trih-
I uoc. eoi.pl,'e f.sm o.: i,-li to to
4. a. ISAAcs ~ Last si.'.s'.
grDIt -ALI. Oslo. ntt.r.. ,Du-, '.ig
1 0i oollfs AID da-t-. nl.'ADWAf \
IN.' FA>t. Cu. l.~ Eioa "af.
LlFlCI rrfNiTrEE 81 al Nnd-;
- i,l-fol .r.ufof Top nat-'n,' iandlng
r..t-. -'lYl-. .n,'r-. 80. al second hand
90 W.is' A.. hs.'n'nt.
DIANo mrfl l'. Z l-3 o'tnv'- a'"',tt
I nes. 'oi -'la o. .prc' ''or Of 'a.i.. .
200 tp-n warranted lfr fiN ir'f''
ling A.r,irla'- beil oJ wc't iln.,r
D,N.> p4AyD,. ~ az b,rsaln,. naif
ls u-.iiI ri..-. 1890 q 10 octave. -lllp'i
'D.pr. r.ra g.. Wat sGlL--'.. HroadNaf
'cm'r.n- Ial unloc.
-. i.,DDtArUEH~.- Rad o., M.chin,ry
- ,.r.n l.I.- ald "-h"r'Hud nni a
..f.lal f4..rso. .." &C.,. ln April IIi'Ni-
GRAPHIC WORLD. out to.dai nm nr"7-
tDa'fr. hr'p lf. 10 cents
=, orAEE Piano. r'ff.,t ord fi,h
- fou.. fprc nproffuni'f - W ~ -3'--I
rV,D AI.,In IS Tho plans. apc'ii.a-
i tons. hooi- and il0niiur. 81 "a aIrhi-
=. D. t-flIf.Ifd 43 yfaf- boo iri- ci,t Tor
rtir Addrc.. +. ". IL. tf'hitct. - LIB
'iir--t.
rr,lil pAitNv nls'l-l plat iainp-iigh; r
q br1uf. chimney, ltii on ana fur.
uIfufs Ir fsfHn'd
Srrit. 'lr match upon IL brcx.
Slid If IH b.. It'i. tr'fh
il.n sGonu fhr chimn'v 70,
Tint OBJ. Nas fo lrIf y. oh.
% g. FOO -f4ru. bv mall. STANLEY
sNrrH ro' d Grrman'""n. :. Y.
II, HIES..Frult. -hai" and ornamental
fr.,.. fDrr,inp .hrib- foso-. arap'-
vines and small fruits ,rnd stamp fof caia-
io4r". 81 T.. TIGER LO'k-bos Is. Pnt-
fhoeue. :. !. y. Y
81, 800, 900. nE'h4f7Y.;s " = : : .,as =
n.SfI-r ~ ri. .i1,y Wa.hington. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

w AIIEE. BELL MAN. Ac.-iiy cclord
~ n,au a. naif D. b.ili' an. or % iuu eie-
D. NJ p .2S Wet n-h-~t.
~ OkluI. capable p. p on ~ III posi-
~ ton. u al grades can Dee ~ecurd by
applying 'hrrr days loo advance O. HRS
fIAN AID 80 EMPLOYMENT So
tIEIN. 30 B.hic House.
~ oINu ~randins, .an wants situation ~
waiter in iiitate family or A. valet.
Address VALET. hoN -. r!hnn" phice.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Connlrn Real Gsiate for Sal

1 ..tol os 49, ;a. -,i,'.-0..'',a, .,,.. ~,
.a.c. .cu..- 10 -. iurni>A-i or uAi-,
.I,A~d. .CHIs < TAV.OE. Be""nan--'.
A. IOUND BROoK.-Torr railroads
y ship .a'al. business aud investment
.,nt.c, al .itt. e.! r.Hl estate 'oi 80.
qnics speculation. Ia.ticulafs. J.. NAH
+ SltNii. hoYse bl1Da. y. j.
tr MurN!A!N STATION. ORANGE.
h y. .-A dr-irtJi. 3>t0rf -latr-l''I
.... -s. "a rnH'I~ no' ard Il water . h.i.i-
.f.- .for .ta; Oat lot 5rNlit. also nun h p
O.. .it ..i i.u. lNi-. A. lN 60 j. IuvHl-
~.,N - ~ ...4.--t.. y. \ t..r.
A ! pelham MANoR los sale OF 70 rni.
~ uous tc. .....na Co. . s'ons D nt
p frlf up. Ao.Ico, H. g. bIA' :" '
4 ...-. Io bounded p, main line o. ;lle
\ i- h'tuc. Pa->,.r md lo'rt-o.
.Al Ir .ot % "a i.-i io1- .nlc .o. p"
...f ."a NSf", A-4> {" 'N'- '''''
Il 80. cent fI.ni-A,d ana y 'nfn' h'd
l..ar a.. stlt ons j IOND.I. opgo-
go. D D.i.. ,-'f,h station.
Arm ir- acr Nf-t-he~t.f County.
I .orI m .1.1. d y b" i'.W crp'' t' q
n house. baisAn. Lyons, l5s Mc-t
fNOE >tlT CWEAP.-Farm = arrs.
1 ..r-.u co.. y j.. w.n -'o.h0t w''A
'r.it ties. large mousse. barn. ,i.fl-
Anr-s and oth.I .D.itir -. Ing yar' A' IS iI,
NAN. r,tf ~ oir'ne-st.. Ne"a." ~ -.
r,OK >ALF. CNCAP a nr-i.c o., ho-
! t.l 80 foorls, 90 acres in if!. ."-
Village: $50. JONATHAN DICK N-
son. Real Estate Agent. foHgln" -
s y.
CLOEIDA LOIS on ir~tNment> p.'a.
80 cents q wees. ult a-A'i .o'- JOY
,rsuce lr0, CASH WI tfoii i''r
60 Eoon L.. . ,o.'e. f'a... N,'.l
Z O<u H.. .Nt. D. 'foa Mon 'n'.
l. reach. ~l BRIGHT. E4uson Road ans
..rr0oi Pa ..-lor "a. .. rr.' -. ll
,uin!-ard residences. WILLIAM LANE,
Long Branch. y. ).
v iIl.N,.. LOIS FOR SALE ~ Wh.tln1.
y j. I3 a.... south ot i.4k'' '.'i. .N'
and j. taa t' hc-t uu o.. y j. ~'''l'f
a. r. , minutes va.k from the static. ''
tIst railroad and tlr junction 90 iA' 4'r.ii-
.rltanls -. u. irou lA-l.c p..- % .-'
ocean a.a the Tuck r''r Il ~ '''
l,,i, lakewood Atir.-- Il. , IkHlN'-
lN .3 Char h'r.--' N.N-i 'i'.
I~IiIllu y. g.. C'n'rl D. T.. -
w rinrtr- from fon' Ith'i'y --'. -. ...
minutes Nal. .rou 1 .io' 'a o' n't'i
fr~g. street l4HI~. good schools ara ra
kef- beau 'Ll -uhnfha. l--r1on r,-l''. iir"
'ar sale. a'I lfIfcttf fn'-. l1flli'h- gas
ard running Natter l'-h ground, iAf-r
grounds. h.r1. sarr.a2' -lou~.. s'Nf--'.u.i-'
Garden and = if ul in porto; orc n.l
c,"r} way is4hle- Il.L' i.n.1 terms
10 suit. AI.y to L. II. WiIIlAklh
-.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

=. EFN~Dt $40 5G' and Do. g.
I. s-.. Isr.a....-ifcf~ rnnefs' isrt1is~ ;
INT -a~rla-., ~ elcrs c.-. .Iiiir". i.lI f.
I,i. haine.s for a. rur' cs"-; fii'sze S'3 :
:oaG casts .' nn.a ari p0t N'r.h.. ~
., ~ other aiticlf I'r'ain.u1 % uc Aor-
to- OafT orf-n. .... house iu t.Ia fs.n-s-. afH
20 ft. lowest.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

fLAS- VHDSf' ,Np LEATHER; IllADS ,
s.'. ..N ..N~.
f-X Pt~~I>rtt 1nt y N~l'N
FEOSIS. Ioiu a.i ug'a I,o Aaa'ts.
Nl..ti.f fA..
1NNDAlLlI> lfi AftlI fil 'tl TONS.
IlAl.I~ aUt ~t'ipl .. 'N Ni. ions.
lADif~ p.;lNl.e lNttioN~. IN-
TlN~ioN Tnr tIAi-ON> aad DOC
I1P VAs.>~ A>D No-I' % W WN'OHN
or tiA kitn-. N''oN ft -
NNr Dti'Of WAGONS IAiNi-
I'D N%D IS OAK.
rrI.NI ~ IN-. ~ ANH IDN
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Gi.n Gonscs Go Get.
/ nlurnished.

Inlurnished.
riNO LLV.-.os last Gsth.st.; parlor
fror and ha-cme.t-. n.occ.n De. :
r.Nat. bah. servant 4oufa iIhc lA.1
,,iI.t ofi.r. y. ,oOK. T. Bowcry.
= g.Y G.-.taul. dn.lrg.. Jo3 Vest
f...r--f. r.nt $3.50. alt .mpfotcr.c.i'
t,rl c,i nri-h; iaiuctn.cn;-. A''4.N i-
Sn0n Dr.. Fl handsome three-stoFy ana
'.iJNV t-.~eg'. h'cl -foou. br""hs'oh'
if ..nto. 1r~ il-f Ul.N--.. ih. iA ''"-
.~nt.,.t..... NNNIK rs Eat 1Jth-si.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
OUR HANNi'> ROOM

~ ALI, K1Nu--ia. ..lv 1',rses. Road
s-r.~. Il0.f,i- SADDLE HDi-.,' ara
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Bonr0 ano Rooms.

Fey o'her ',a, e..a,e ads .se III p.ge
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
-a0l-, ''-7-I7T- TI'F' -. .-.I- =,

AT THE UNITED STATES WAGON
~ And CtknIArE C'.,>. 3D.AN =.
sORNik fIl HIST. Nl"lctN Oh o
CEKS'. BAKERS. BClC-iEi.>' Ia y
DRY. MILK. CAErINIEl.s AID IN
J'.E~S WAGONS ON itND AZ u
MADE TO ORDER. 18TH !Es 4 I X 4.
NlSiED. ALSO CNltt.AH' :. ia i.
MISS AND lLANKlIs CT - ti.i.
THAN Any HOCS. - THE ONlAi-D
STATES. i.A-N PAY u IN l~-
~. ~ 4 IL
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

"A, Io,-N-. rfl,.. f1u 80 o. -lto. -Nlt
fafmer. eloc,r. trl0.Hta. n.la'.N. oi siN
ir.ina.. .nr.f hr -p.a. Dab t' a-1 lihi. 'N'i =
icfus.l Aru.y ~ COIN. tat stables, -'
.t~t 5t-~t n.lI Bose
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

4 so CASH V.l 0ry $50 lffr-. sore
~. foroafl -,N iafft.. also Ntf 'f-
- trial rNtn. ~afl. 80 itsf -'tl-
.f h.tf,sn -c ard 30 a.H-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
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AlENTS ANANTEn

-lDk SALE. a. ir-- tl1n O4c Qua''ri
"A. value. j. superior work loI-r- from
= 10 = 1.ar- Cd weight. ''r f' 7 800 - !
tutsble Tor any and al baslqe.- - gay, -.
a-,-ali,. on P fused SOL. t~11 cI s'.i-
tnS i. On account OF death o. o"nr.. ihsnf
st stall.. lgg N'ii-,.. pear 'ia'A'
llofk- west oi InN.r'.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Eelp Uante0.

Males.
A 'ENTS WANTED In every town I'm
"A I. ,. and brush America for good
Ia,ins article commissions most liberal
al capital STOCK renewed monthly
sd II for particulars and ticket OF moin-
L"thiD. u Az PILDAD. =. o. Box i3,
Aaeatccs-, Mexlco.
ROY WANTED Good plain writer:
- Tor about three months Address
J.. G.. Tiibnnc Oficc
NEoi''N tE.-Hy jevclry nanufactarer;
- must be able to make patterns in
goa ana cut hubs ~ same; steady employ
mont f"f competent nan with satisfactory
J. i'ien'., Apply - W. &. g. Y Co.
'''m -. '"rbin Building, ! John-s,.
h AliMER and wife wanted immedatcly:
no children, 20 miles out; man for
general farm work wife for general house
work both must have experience. WAGES
$50 Tor both. including board and house
i'nt bring reference. Apply 552 Grand-st.
GAtDtNEK.-Prot, stsnt also to MILK
ana J." generally useful must be- sober.
q -"'a worker, and very HANDY with tools
n'-'' 10 month. without board. Ad-
uIrss; with r'isrrnrr. stating age and nl-
t'"naiity, VI. ). Room 10. ~ broadway.
[lOt ST. CANVASSERs wanted to sell
IL new patented articla needed in every
territory al once. VIII, =. x. HEEITts-
aoN. Superintendent. Pst"f-on. y. !.
|" YOU Atn OFT OF EMPLOYMENT
Or Wish 20 make change call at the
"a reliable metropolitan Agency positions
procured for booXkeepcrs. col ectors. cl,rk..
-d4ttm'n, porter, pschcrs, dril r. COACH
n.n' stablemcn. "atohmen. useful m'n.
iaiin hands. teamstcTs. cooks. walters fre-
men and mechanics neW orders over, mail.
Ni.l kuPnLItAN A"FNCY. go B'vav
sstN ERAL active aud competent mcn.
- Hna n.i for oYt- position. 'an 49,
''lr" a highly i"Inunera'l'" position O. ssll
snare Tor llimiy ostah. !-h'd int tuition
Nal'-si. Room 3.
w ANIlD. sale-iurn on salary o. com.
uH.-.on 70 handle the New Patent
{ .Ini al Ink Era-iug Pencil tI. grrafe-t
-'iilhF novelty over produced eri-e- Ink
moron nTii.y 10 two seconds no abrasion =
I l'p ? 200 20 800 pr cent profit one a0ou''s
a .'' Amounted 10 $500 in six DAYS another
7"- IN two hours we want ono energetic
general AGENT 'or zach state and Territory a.
s1n1l" by mail - cents. For tins and
full particular. nddr--. THE MONROE
i'NNLE Nf'' CO.. r, Crosse WI.
VI iNTfD. An acti," man a. -slesman
W 10Y wholesale grocery hou-" 20 solicit
''i'f- i"r 'isu. oulf on" Who can control
''i-~ ~ ifid" among good aud r'liab.~
.''. j.. 1lNf-~ with r0f.r. r.nc,s CIGARS
w AHtfD rooKnfNDrg.-A general
" book i.d-F. or nagafln. and blank
oos forward T. Adff 81. G.. LOvDON
l''. llih-a'".. Aitoona. Pom
Az ANTE D.A nlce family 70 keep house
w laff fan.-1.I fDi pht ian. large
,"i-, i~.hin.a D. rs' fhiorhoni. Ndlr -
Or PAU T.. f.llnnrll. ST.
Females.
4 LORD III lIN,, AND CLEANING
"a ll o. -, lli. ll3 ,tI-a.r.. near iGtn
lfc ''h-ff'-. 1ioN. 3-fn. az, l5ti 49,. mar
liiill 81 want iil pff-.rI~. AIpV ftc-
''.t ''re. III. il3 t-h-,vc
" ~ ID u. a young Qirl aNout le 90
W l.lNd hnN. nuf assist with lon..-
."fk CAL st b. W.-t 2jtn--t. Mr..
% iNIIIDN.
w ''lfD -A cu ff g,nerd house.
W ror~ must h' SOD lla'u 'o.k.
30 si- W. -.t.--'.. hrfarcu lO nll
- a.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

-afO WiI4L by EU01 HTrl' of-e 9IJO
y A.-uo lil toa ~tt f1al. Nr ra;
200 =: nv iold n'a'e. stella. eii-hli
'r.s -tc' buggy. t.. ra.H H.i pr nc.
Quit sound; ~ oaT~ rial. - west
81 i.t-.'.. near Ma.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02
Domeo,ic j,!uI:iJr5 t0antc0
I'cnlnlcs.

Females.
4 HIGHLY rrf,.n,ud'd North German
y lady teach .r ds~'f.> to ortsE few moro
l.lDii- !or a.fuan. lrnnHh. music aud
l. ..'ll work Atlis-. I.A' HER. IiibuHo
ir,nrh pr'.r. .l- "1-t 80 h--t
4 SWEDISH t.pGOEMENr b.
~. ErAl Mr.. NJ lA ber-. 90 it'-aNe..
lttwtpn -Jtn n -bfl -t-. upsia.r.. N',t
ID, ssn.a>s.-S lt', he.p ~ieh rstr ne :.
AL KINDS of rnln -crsants. with
y nf-f.e a. fpr 'urN.. flf lltt d. coun-
tr,. aluay, on hand. /. SONNEN-
N,ifEiN'S EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,
ID 3l.a,~.. near sJh-,,.
rAKE q lallo-' AMI centoron'- snert-
I m,nt. m'nding &c. al 30 10 - ol
e.ef. AMERICAS, 1rioun' ohic".
EAETTAKERS.-A respectable Young
( coHfir. with one chii 10 take ear o. "a
-rniici an residence, city or cOuntr,. .26
I1.t 3?th->t.
CHfLDREN's NURSE. &r.-Bv Welsh
i Protestant VII he gfnrfsl n>'fll Is
neat. Young, willing and ohiiping has p't-
sonal city references. Please call 40 Cth-
ave-, near i-d-,t.
n .P'NlpN 81 an American widow,
I wi'h practical business experience. " =
lady mo- obltction. t. travelling references.
COMPANION. Box ~ BinghamtOn. y. Y.
CIIAMBEHNArD aud WAITRESS. BY
- girl. Call 335 Fast 4l-t-st no card I.
Continued on Fifth PaxA
New-York tribune., 1890-04-02

A pVrrTiSfAiTNT> FOR TIL ~ y
= YORK THInrEL WILL nI RI.
(ElNTD At iHL UPTOWN OffItfo,
mn q d. m. $50 Broadway. hrtn eeL
Taortv.st,ond and Tvent}-taiic sts.
CfliCe fa.fs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-23
FREQ Theatre Tickets.

Nobody seems to DO above FREQ tickets
In the Fifth Avenue theater one Of the
lower proscenlum boxes Is always either
empty or occupied by pale littlo old
lady and her guests Tho pale little old
lady Is Mrs. Gilsey, whose husband, long
dead, and once newsboy or something
OF the sort, owned large area OF land
10 tho region Of Broadway and Twenty
eighth street. Mrs. Gilsey herself lives
In great big house hext door to the
theater and Is the owner Of the latter
and tho ground u stands on. According
70 the leose she Is entitled to free en-
trance to one prosceAum box at every
performance, and she exercises her rights
10 this regard often sitting patiently
through the dullest plays. In the same
way Judge Hilton retains free admission
to box at Nfblo's, once occupied In tho
same way by A. T. Stewards family. In
this case, the box includes large room,
which Is always vacant when not occu.
pied by Hilton or his guests. II Pittsburg
Post
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-23

int McGrath possesses remarkable
feline His cat was born with only
three legs, and as soon as the kitten be-
came large enough to leave its mother.
Pat constructed a wooden leg and sue
cessfully adjusted it to the little stump
that grew out where pussy's fourth leg
ought to have been. Pussy now trots
along on four legs with as much ease
and comfort apparently as though the
wooden limb had been placed there By
nature. But here Is the wonderful part
Of the story: Instead Of killing rats and
mice with her claws, as cats usually do.
pussy has learned to use her club leg for
this purpose. and it Is said to be very
amusing sight TO see her run up to . rat
and knock him into inssnsibility with
her wooden LEG. Il Woodford (Ky.) Sum
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-23
ONE GENT

read their speeches They spoke freely
and there was more oratorlcal effect
than now. never saw but one speech
read in the Senate, in my time, and that
reading was SO much commented on that
the Senator. thereafter, spoke freely
without notes. Some members and Sen.
ators actually wrote their speeches and
committed them. You could tell this
from the stiffness Of their delivery. but
all the great men who figure in history
spoke on the floor of Congress with as
much naturalness and freedom as it
they. were engaged in conversation That
was the charm Of their delivery, and
they usually held attention. / was in
the Senate when Mr.. Blair was speaking
on the educational bill, this session. A
half dozen or sosof the Senators were
talking together. writing letters or read.
ing the newspapers q nd one man waa
sitting still, apparehtiy doing nothing.
thought then that this one man might
possibly be listening e. the discourse. l
contrasted the scene with others / have
witnessed in that chamber.
Congress is larger. and in q measure
unwieldly. 1t is more tied up bv rules
and under control of the presiding of
ficer In my day the man who first
jumped to his feet and called to the
speaker for recognition, got the floor.
Had the speaker refused TO recognize
mansso rising. q resolution Of censure
would quickly have been passed upon
him. There was great dignity among
the members on tho floor and they were
jealous of their power and privileges.
"One thing that strikes me particu-
larly, as watch the proceedings Of this
Congress, 10 the absence Of distinguished
leaders Individual leadership has de-
Perforated sihce the war. Blaine and
ConkIing have been the ablest men In
the Senate since the war, but they would
rank, think. with the second rather
than the first of our great orators Of
the earlier time. find In Congre to-
day many able men, but there are few
so conspiculously greater than all tho
rest as to be great leaders.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-23
coal Mining Extraordinary.

Walter Calveoley, of the AlIiquippa
mines, Camden, mined ninety-two cars
of coal In the last eleven days, aggregat-
ing 2,810 bushels. The scale price of
three cents per bushel netted him S60 80
for eleven days work. -Four cars Of
twenty-five bushels each Is considered
good days work. The output Is an un-
usual one Mr. Calverley is young
Englishman, not weighing over 1876
pounds, and says that had he known that
there would have been 80 much fuss
made about his output, he certainly
could have made it 100 cars instead. The
Camden boys say they would like to
hear from the diggers up and down the
Monongahela River.-tPittsburg Dis
patch.