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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
Great senator to Great Editor.


terse and somewhat personal conversation
occurred some time ago between Senator George
Hearst and his son in the barroom OF the Hon'
man house. The son, who is very long youth
and rather runs to banged hair, sat soiemniy
opposite the genial old senator one day Wnlie
the latter talked about his racing stosk. Inc
season had been very bad one for him. twas
pretty well known that the son had come to
New York to get his father TO foot some bills for
the paper which the young man was running In
San Francisco, and the men who happened to
be around the table where the two Hearsts sat
were familiar with the senator's two important
sources of expenditure. After the elder Hearst
had finished speaking his son said:
.Well, should think you would learn In
time to keep shy of thing you know nothing
about Your stable has cost You great amount
Of money this year"
"Well, my son." said the senator. calmly
stroking his gray beard and beaming with APP
parent amiability on his offspring, that is good
advice. If you had followed It aud kept shy OF
things about which you knew nothing, it would
have saved me very much more important
source OF expense. Ny stable u not marker
to your paper"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
c. p. Huntingson's Frugal Lunch.
New York Time


A large. elderly and fine-looking man,
with black silk cap on his head. entered
the restaurant on the top floor of the Mills
building few days ago. and seating him.
selfin quiet corner ordered plate of
cold chicken. some bread and butter and a
glass of milk. This was his midday
luncheon. and he seemed to enjoy it. AT
another table few feet away sat young
man, dresse with scrupulous regard for
the latest fashions. He was ENJOYING q
much more elaborate meal than his elderly
neighbor. Little neck CLAIMS, spring lamb
with green peas, lobster salad. pint OF
champagne and a choice Perfecto were nee
essary to his personal comfort, and he dis
posed of them all with nonchaIance which
bespoke familiarity with that style of living.
And there certainly was nothing out of the
way in his manner of indulging his appe.
tite. He paid for what he got with money
honestly earned. He holds response bic
clerkship in @. p. Huntington's employ.
and Mr.. Huntington is known to pay good
salaries to good men. The elderly man
who ate the cold chicken and drank the
glass of milk was Coils P. Huntington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
Tho Atheists Religious Wife.
Hc1ana InY1rual


The Rams Horn remarks that sit is risky BUSH
ness tying to get to heaven on your wife
church membership" and do doubt it is true.
But there are many ways IN which man is
benefited by the faithful devotion OF his life
mate to the tenets of creed which she was
taught to revere. We are in an age of liberia
ideas, and more especially has this modern lib
erality touched upon religious topics, but no
close observer Of the society of today will fail to
note that the woman with q church is more re-
spected than the woman whose utterances are in
line with modern ideas of religious duties"
The man of middle age remembers with pride
his mothers devotion to her church. He may
not be clear as to his mothers religious ideas
he may not even know to what denomination
she gave her support, but remembers with no
little degree of pride that she was Q woman with
Q church. It makes no difference whether the
man Of today is an Atheist or devout Christian,
he does not think less of the parents whose re-
lieious ideas gave them hope.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
Tho .Duck Hunter RELEASED.

The steam launch Duck Hunter, on
which libel was served Monday by Dep
uty Marshal Woolery, at the instance of J..
+. Mitchell, ship carpenter, was released
yesterday, upon payment by John Free
ney. the owner. of 500 and costs. Mitch
eil's bill for services was 500.
which sum Freeney had refused
to pay. and the boat was tied up. The case
was entered in the district court, but did
aot come to trial. the owner finding that he
would be less at loss in Immediately
settling the account than by having his
boat tied up for an indefinite period.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24

Moltke, the Silent, who will be 80 years
old in October next. has recently written to
. friend as follows: II can never have
said that beer Is Germany's greatest
enemy On the contrary, wish we could
brew good, light and cheap beer for the
people. The price at fifteen. or even ten
pfennings the glass. is too high for them.
In South Germany people have CHEAP
cider. Here in North Germany, unfortu-
nateiy. il is only spirits that are cheap. /
myself, drink neither beer nor spirits. but
regard complete abstinence from them as
neither desirable nor practicable. IL is. for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
BRIGHT NoErHwEsr NEWS.

Al Iamson. q butcher Of Avon. Skagit county.
well known aud considered honest. has dlsap-
pearcd. By accident sfo' Gu goods were found
In his room. and after his flight watches, jewell
~, clothing. furnishing goods and everything
else he could steal, to the value Of $500. were
found
Russell Minkler, years old. was drowned
July Is at Monfesano.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
Teaching English in Germany.
Chicago Light

Prof. Goldburgman-Herr Kannstnicht,
viii You the declensions give in the sen.
tence: II have gold mine"
Herr Kannstnicht-I have q gold mine:
thou hast gold mine; he has gold mine
We, you. they have gold ours, yours or
theirs, as the case may be.
Prof. Goidburgman-You right are; up
head proceed. Should what time pleas
ant have II all Herr Kannstnicht like were
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24

Have you seen Ballard Z

Banad3
the Of nmprov
the actual
will
Ar
End & is ndw
runnng
Iana
ehavngh
o
from the nnHruc
thai all raroadc end Of
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wind eacuaen Enterprises ap hevdod
There's dn he fairs men,
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Theide has din your history
n nobe balance
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24

Memphis Avalanche.
Girl is found in the Bible only twice
Joel iii g, and Zachariah viii:5.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24

koore's Revealed Remedy win give you
strepgs'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
Tho has not had
Poor Hose?

GOOD RUBBER HOSE could be bought ten
years ago. Why? Because there was RUBBER
in it The hose sold by dealers today con aims
HOSE Is the oLD-FAsHIoNRD KIND and is made
Of RUBBER. With good care 1t should last five
or six years. 1t is cheap at the price, AZ .
and are not paying q high price for poor
article. we place this brand on every length:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-24
sALR THIS WREK.

silks an reduced. Chester cleary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
Connirn Real Gstate for Sale

FTPPER MONTCLAIR, N.J.-Ncw house
u 10 rooms, including bathroom every :
town water: three minutes from depot :
macadamizcd street flag sidewalk lot 'oN
100: price $3.50. S., 900 on mortgaee I, VI
will rent for 5000. c. w. ANDEhooN'
lS1 BrO1dM WAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
tOork uanit0.


l. cmAlcs.
A TrrNTioN Wanted Immediately. h.
~ r.nnrt chr -tlan lldr. nl-t-cl'--. 'N-
p....ns.d ianchrr graduate. position in
school or family. cor a- companion 10 elderly
lads pupd nrpuftunltr fYi pfiir, wishing
D., form = flI--r school requirements. lnt-
N.l. mathematics. French. music nud ftu't
nufA. -pr. is attention given htrhWIid
nupi- would 20 anywhere FOR pleasant
home and fair salary references 'Nrhln. 70.
Addf,--. with fan PARTICULARS. TEACHER
Bon 80. IarA town. y. y
LADY wl~he, wriilne To- - 40 home;
y letter writing 80, Jd-avr., near
.nth-Ht. "A floor. back.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NlW-
y YORK TRIBUNE WILL III RE
CEfNED At THE IPIpM. or /. y,
80 .23S BROADWAY. corner IhltN -lf,t-'t..
until . =. NJ 30 HtnAlN b'tN',ii
= -. ~: 30 Wcst Twrnty-thlrt 81, corner
I.ighth-aVc. - ~lNth.iNr. los Fourth
ave. corner Fouitrcnth--t. 100 Lnitd-aN'r
corner Forty ,rVrnth- st. 100 Ihiii-hNc.,
yyear SH,yl,r-t-s ,0' Nmthalc and
=. Nty.eighih--t.. and go Llb"fty->i., and the
HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East n'-hundi,d-
and twenty ilfth st. up TO y. m at regular
oiiicc rates.
nFrICE-CLEANING.- ny respectable
~ woman, q years reference MIS-
LANE. = 'ath'iln'-7t.
cII NOGENPIltR. \ Young Lady, desires
- . position ~ St.noeriph"r ana Npr-
writer Remington ani taiisriph. Address
Nj. NOSS. - Avenue u.
:, lINOGKtPnFK rnd TYPEWRITER.
- -fCaligraph or No,tl. desires position
hort experience; 10" a'laii. Y. w,
lriAnn" Dlcr.
S,TENOGHAPIIEE. Frst-cla-- -tenor-
- raphrr and typewriter wishes Z" pro.
cure "A permanent position Ia some good
house. can furnish best Of references.
| sIENO. Bon 10. Tribun" oilic'
/ STENoGRAPIiFR and TYPEWRITER.
- Rapid and accurate best ftirfrn,r-
/ Addr--- NJ. H., care Mis-, Lamb, LIB
broadway.
,TENOGKAPIIEE- Young lady desires
- a. Io-ltion ~ stcn"erapher and typ
writer bennington 40. - best ~ refer
/ .nr.- experience nor" than WAGES l."
nri.,d. Addro,, Mis- +. RIDDLE. Ala
/ I'nfl--i.
~. ELi-EDrCAIi lady. writing neat
" and rapid business hand. would Ike
I writing Of any c-erlption. several hours
dab, Tor ~ week. Address l ECEN +.
/ l53 ith-aNr.
w ANTED. Position hy Young Lady. AZ,
w had years. experience la hardware
and Gro kerry. ADVERTISER, lH3 dave
1yOING LADY. highly. educated. thor.
oughly competent and experienced. ~
secretary for gentleman references. y. T.
NJ. r92 ?th-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
Real estate 10 Gx1hanae.

COUNTRY SEAT, SO acres. Ncw-lIam-
I burg. Hudson River, perfect order
s75. 600 free and clear: VII! cNchancc for
large apartments. MARTIN & BROS, 10
Wall-st.
hIUHRAY HILL apartment houses near
NI Nadison-dNc.. 3 and > story Al build
inc- always full: exchange for country
scat MARTIN & BRO. 10 Wall-st.
O THKEE.STORY BRICK BROOKLYN dwell.
= ine> good location price =? 900 each :
exchange for desirable country place. JOHN
O. HONT. JE- III Broadway. Newly ogk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
Board no Rooms.

RNO. :. g. cor. Broadway and .s'h--t.-
"A Nicely furnished rooms. singly Or IN
suite with or without board rate r,n-on-
able to permanent parties. NJ. {. MARSH.
CHOICE front and back room to r'nt
"A superior table; pleasant nome ,'icc.
exchanged. 223 West lSlst--t.
A DvFRTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RI
CEIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
80. .23s Broadway. corner Thiriy-iI.t-st..
untn . p. H.; $50 broadway, between
Twenty second and Twenty third sts.
TSIEABLE rooms. with board. IN a phi
~ vate family; gentlemen preferred. 2,l3l
5th-aVe.
rIARIIM Handsome alcoye room Soc
IL ond floor, with board. for two. 70 !;
gentlemen preferred. Address FULTON,
lsO East l2oil'-Ht.
.0I' he MADISON PARK" 81 East
23d--t. . Nddi-on-aye.- Desirable
large and small rooms. with superior board.
TAsTEFrLLY furnished rooms all con.
l ycricnce7; beard optional. l3i west
23d-st
- FAST 32D-ST. Handsomely furnished
rooms, irst-class house and table ref
crcnccs.
a, SYST. % WEST.-Vcry largo hand
s souclv furnished front room; bath {,
every convenience; excellent table board.
%. AND 30 GRAMERCY PARK .-famil y
ID hotel suites and single rooms excel
lcnt table park privilege; pleasant spring
location.
81 WEST 5lST.ST., between 9TH and ON
OIL ave-, one block from elevated .ta-
to secure no"ir i Im,.
able references.
49, MADISON-ANE. - Large sunny
1911 room. second floor. with board.
H~~ NADISON-AVE.-L room,
Z/O with alcOvc; flrst-clhss b"aiu
hs II room. front; reference.
O0O WEST l9TH-ST.
s1UJ Table board s3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
GcIp Udnlco.


Males
IL ARM MANAGER. good farm hands
L also married couple positions graf'u-
i.ei NIIEOPOLIIAN ApLNll, 90
broadway.
- NOr AEE OFT or IMrLONMLNr
CO.. wish 20 raae a change. 'lll 40 ih"
ulG 70 fable Metropolitan Agency. position,
procured for hluhkrrp"r-. cole tor. 'l'f"',
-aIs-f..u. porf.r-. Iar.sr-. dli-fr-. coach
rIrn. -fthl' mnn. watrhrl"n. t-'ful men,.
farm hands frar.-''f-. cooks. waters. nf.-
n.u and me- hlnl.- n'. order "tt o. ili.
IItNlNllINN AGENCY. r>' MAf.
81 0rEAPurg and TYFIWHIIIE.
- Youth wanted rIfH ruHi chance ~ q T.
tlrrrn.nt. NtlEOfuLlIiN AGENCY.
49,, broadway.
Females.
4 TiNlIY = four adults wants tw'
~ German o- ~w'i.- go -Ifi-. onr chambers
maid and waitress. oue cfuh aui la4uif loss.
I'D last @f'.--t.
HuAMHl tN,Ip and WAITRESS.
20 Mr.' i-.fl.-t
vlIANIfD sooi n.I|lr.f- a.i inIroyrr-
w h..' n1r.. pad q. f-hf l'ltr. ln-
azure ifI vf.N. u.s., tltli .Hr. 80 Ni'r. -
So rrauf.-f.. Ifo'4ltn. tiLli. HIN
w ANTrp 81, l.s VT l-'fi--f.
w c.ri % ooo.. na-h anf iron Protest
ait. r0f'r'nrt r.1n.ri "'f'- 'I'
X A~uNONIN -.r.ln.n.n fff daf-
w sora Apply CHARITY oi.''ANI
IXATInN SOCIETY. 30 ad.'f'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
tOorh Clanle0.
Males.

. rrrcur.y .du..t.t gentleman 0, s,and.
- i.g .I o.. '' .,.'...,.s s,,ir.' To- -
f.., .au.,l.to4. Add .-, noA -0. .3-J
8d.4sr.
.txIr.vA> . t.-.-... - position
n 49, rl,a'r -..rsr. attendant come
'.,u.ou J.. decree, ,nd ~ sN.'.d4 d.-po.i-
l''.. ana ......'. All.
af'-- o.. i'"' -' D .'.'"' '"
n,H.li..i i ,V,,r, !" ~ r1
, 'i'h ~, '.....t - , ~.
lily - \ liI 'i'", ~ e.
So ...i- j. NiN .'.' $3.50.
l.'. D. il. 80 i.'i' 10 -''''
Ir'ni 'na ana I"'"'l ''''" '''
Office fnt'-.
4 IHfi HI .N' I'D 'iF '...'N' i'a',
'"''"' -".f .- it,
fii 'IN' i"' l''l
'' ''i''''"' "' ,sI'..,
..
..,.., ,.,. ....,., ,...
i'F Isl ~ 4-N b'i ''i.t ""'
u -i'n'tnn win good 'Nm'. fy3'
.'A ft ND..'I -l9 p.r Monih. ~ .N .''i
'...''n T. rr.hrne ono.
....
4 p"' NJ" ,''n ..,N -l-i ,'..a''.. a ,,..
r,..,..,
4 COLLIE lOl; would lie" position "a
n connect" jon "i'n pi' SCENT "'' ID"
10 l,, > ,, T." ,,.,,.t,,,
Wa ''' ''''
4 EpOkKIlPlE cnr'red during Tho
~ dIy wants evening work 81 any KIND.
INiAING. bo, 'e. Tribune oiie'.
W. G.. IhDEY. Accountant. AZ last
y. 1881 -
.q.r,.. Noft\. .ftS Wishes a ..tii-
\ ,f,+, Il. .f,fIit.,. GOOD r.nnaTi Adj.
dr.-- } j c.. i.3 Wet i.rh.-t
..-f....>.r r.,r-fttrpI.r r.. q
$500 '''i, ~, =" ~ ~ sno ii.t.
good i.nonleaer Of spanish. 70, o.. TINT
iooAhe'p'r 30 "n,.'s'le o, iml' linf
~r',, ''''
- Ook IS l.l FIR.-A hr-tcias, douhi" en-
- itl "".h''l"r desires position ~
,'., taif..', NiA%T' Ho> q.
,l,l,nu. orire
..,.,.,..
II V'h u IT. J. L. '',.7' '
''',ly Addrc.. WILLIAMS. Bon 3. TrIb-
100. nnirn
'''
Il n " n,, y, T ,''inr .in,r,r -
tpIfr a. ,l.,de,uf
,,.a..f,, +. -
- Nix ~; and FASIIil' ook In r"-t'n-
- rant or hotel sober and reliable. H.
/ N.ar- BOZ lat place. call or address II.
/ BALLET 100 Narick ~.
IDIIl,.r0E. nv , Young married nan
y aer 3, a- collector. ,portrr or driver;
| years references from last employer. has
| nrid 20 lflou Of trust. Adore, WM. J.. y.
~ "'''''''.' ''''''' IT,
IIlTlE. ~ an experienced six cut p
y To take chaisc OF "anuiartrft d..
ar ~ w. Xxx, az
" '''i'' '''"'"
- LIKK or LIGHT pHlNINF. InfA
" r'pti"un'lr i'irr' noes. L. -
! MCCARTHY, 2,4'i @d-hN'.
rtrrp ma. ..,,.,... man, .tri,ff, fen,
ID .r,t. .,oot r.f,.',,r,s s. .Oa
| - - riri ro,r
r,.,.,. ...i,...f mas, fo, b., f.,,,,
nv - ~ t''''' ,,,,'... ,,,.,,
- %. il 49, '''"'' ,t,, III .,,'f,,i
| i',l '"ri",' ~ "u"' "c.r s, '
| NN"I'77 "i WI ] W wv ''"
nKIVEH. rs reliable frmpepltr Sw,dlst
- man tn drive d.lf,rry wagon. best clfy
reference. Addrr-, CHARLES PALM, ia
East 33d--t
nrrNru rorTiE. Willlnr 10 do AN,
- tind ~ work. T., years reference.
| Addrr~. or cau 80 West I7tn.st.
.,.'... c ,.,;,u,,
] ~ | 4. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
FURNISHED Gonees.

A LEASE and furniture Of a threc-story
"A AID basement brOwnstonc front on West
4Sth->t filled with fif>i-claSs tenants. Ad-
dress j. j.. LOG West 42d->t.
= EANFORD, y. J.--Choicc gentleman :
~ residence. 800 ~ by 1870. on principal
avenue; three minutes from station seven
teen 10 rooms. including music, billiard
bath aha laundry. and greenhouse, gas and
modern Improvements all kind, OF fruit
and vegetables in abundance. beautiful
shade trees pony, cows, and boat for
river seventeen 10 niles from y. \
hcalthicst spot in New-Jcr~ V. Addr -
Box -. or - Il NOZ. Crawford. y. J.
- CARSDALE. ~ miles from the Grand
- Central Depot. Harlem Railroad. \
fully furnished country residence as acres
known a. "ROu ~lry.' the former home Of
the late VIM. Railcy Lang large mansion
bathrooms. ciaprric-. conservatory. SC. .
an unlimited supply Of excellent deep ar
tcsiau Well water. the car" Of the estate
(cardcncD furnished by the owner; rent
moderate. ID. G. CROSBY. 9" NasSau--t
rHO LEr.-Furui>hcd AZ Ccinwa.l- -llud-
son. a Centleman'> place. 80 acr'-
large house. all improvements hot and cold
water, bath SC. fCuS, in @OOC order
plenty OF fruit OF all kinds. Address FRED
WEBSTER. 359 Clinton-st.. Brooklyn
(For other real estate ads. sec 18th page
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HlisceIlancous


A LBERT q. SPENCER 27e eth-ave..
parasolS canes made 10 order recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
SIX. YOUR GROCER for W. 4 g..
perfectly pure. try Il. and YOU VIII use no
other. Soap Works. Sprinehur>t. lf"th-s'.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL HE RI
CIINED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES
No. l.23s lifoadwav corner Thirty il.t-st.'
until . u. M. $50 broadway. between
Tw.nty..ccord ind Twenty third SIS. until
> .. M 30 W.T. Twenty 'hlfd It. corner
EIghth-aN... 10 SNth-lN".; l'3 Fourth
ave. corner Forrf'e'ti-~t.
I.GN~I NrIION ,rIei ~ ihalins steam.
y hOt-air and Nappr- comhlf - cal AZ
400 ftn-ayc. DR. IL II. FISHER.
DIMES PATENT MINIATURE BATH
/ APPARATUS nni-h al kind Napof,
ho,.a.f hath ~ home IN - >inutes' time !;
price So La 3d.a'"-
- N'rrN1' LAMPI.IGHrTE hy mail. %
l o.. ia stamp chimney l'ft on 'haur
ru.nn,d and walls un,rf1'rh'd lailr- ar.
nqht agents wanted Addr"-- ST NNILh
SMITH. BOX -. G'fmanto"n. y. y.
Nh Ysl,IAN want, 10 tiAsri south win
1 an invalid. Ndir--- PLY ~,
Tribune Uptown ofic' las broadway.
SAII~MFN TO druggists NArI III >
- Skis POWDER CO.. 30 "" li""'rt.
SxrNNTFD An ~-n,h Centrifugal or
w Cataract to,l pump. must %" 100 f""l
order. Adlrcs. I.o.k Box -. Perth Anboy
n. j., stating maker and viif'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14
Dressmnkinq.

IL STYLES DRESSES; perfect ht
n euarnn:,c ed expert cloak and wrap
maker English walking SUI u.l,ohApi'.
COOK doimcrly with Miss DICK. Loo
West fJth-st.
A ETISTIC DRESSMAKI NG.-lmportcd
"A STYLES dresses and wraps moderate
urlcr. NJ and finish perfect hot'l ord'I,
- hours notice. Mr.. McELiOh - Last
Oth--t.. opposite Dcnnines.
A KrISTIC DKE>SMAk ~ ; street COS.
n tune. tea gowns and wrap spring
work done at reduced rates best refer
ences given go West 23d ~.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NAN. Nv.
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL III. ~
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES
No. ,285 Broadway, corner Thirty VI ,'.
until - D. m: $50 broadway. between
Twenty sccond and Twcnty-ihird st., nniil
< y. m. 30 West Twenty thirds, corn,
Eighth.avo 1872 SiAth-aNc., lJ3 curtin
ave. corner Fourier th-st
nEESSM NJ AK EK.-First-class inter ara
- draper wishes more engagements 10y tnc
day: experience in leading houses CITY rei'
erence. D.. go West 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-14

1 NORTH CLRNkN LADY, comp tent
n 20 teach in English, French, 'rrllan,
music and painting. wishes situation 80 fr--
idtnt gDt'fur-- Tor crown children, ,0nlin-
ION % a LADY or hol~H keeper, reference, ID
present and former positions. Address t.
:. 80 IrAlurton-afr.
LII kind of German servants with hr,t-
n elias, reference. always on hand iOr
.ify or country. j. ~oNNEN Elm :
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 10 3d-ate.,
near Sfh-St
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Kral Gstaie.

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&, UMNI1, y. J.-My specialty rur
- nishcd and UNFINISHED houses 10 ict
for season or wear: desirable properties Tor
sale l.. G.. POTTER. opposite station
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A and ha- visited the principal ,it.c. IA
lni1p.. &, DESTROYS OF Travelling a, CONE
plnou % lady or family intending -
l.-lt 20 the Continent tAl- coming >pins
~ summer good references % D. exchanged.
Address 49,. a2i1 Rn0de,-aNc.. Ihlra-0. ia.
EXprKlENCED NURSE Tor infant
"A or World Wait ON invalid co. elderly
lady. good sewer, neat. Wiling ana onit-
inc. best r.f.l0uDr, from present employer.
1913 last 4i-f--t
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for Sale.

L NGINE.-1O-hOrsc Baxter engine, with
II l5-hor>c boiler; good as new. AZ
Ncscy.st Sd loft
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flats Go fet. {lnturnisht0.


At - AND - EAST SGi lI-~l., near
n. MaGi-On-aVc.-F giant apartments OF :
rooms and bath steam heated ana de- or
atrd reduced rents iruu,dlI'r OCri lai.cN.
Apply 20 laritor or WILLIAM :. AMBER
son. Agent .2i2 %l-aN'.
H. LAIS TO LET ~ NHE
GORDON,
sgth.st. 9th.ave.; newly decorated; steam
heat and al modern improvements rent
from So u $50 pc. month; rooms and
bath. Inquire Of the owner. on premises.
N1ADI>ON-ANF..
lVl 10 so. conner "Sth-st.-Cofner apart
mcnt> to rent. unfurnl,hcd sctthen eN-
posurc.
THE "BLACK" BUILDING. Psi 9Th
1 ave. Entrance / Last .sth-st-Lafer
apartment one mcdium-sile; sunny; pri-
Natc hall heat: elevator. 10 70 4
THE FIFTH AVENUE. shave. cor.
i s5th-st. elegant suites o. apartments
Of ten large light rooms and bath with
yator. Inquire on premises.
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FURNISHED Rooms.


A SECOND FLOOR. nicely furnished
"A. suite 4 single rooms near N.N.'inb :
breakfast optional Attractive offices all
locations floors in privai" houses. not other
wise advertised. Parties desiring city or
country uf,p.rtv. rent. sell. cNchAnr- OBJ
tain intelligent inform alton free AZ EVER
IIT DIRECTORY Established 1868. J..
A. DALEY, "A West 35th-st.
4 DVFETISFNENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RE
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. I ,23S Broadway. corner Thirty IN st--t..
uutn . p. H.: $50 broadway. between
Invent .seccnd and Twcnty-third >t-., unfil
8 d. m. go W.st Twenty.third-s corner
Eigh.h-ave. 152 SiNth-aNe., lj3 Fourth.
ave. corner Fontccnthst.
nANDSOMEI.Y FURNISHED ROOMS
ii % 1T. references. li7 Lar. 2lst-si..
North Giamercy PARK.
Al ODIsTE PHYSICIAN or DENTIST
wi can find attractive rooms, admirably
located. 1874 West 23d--t.
NICE rAKLoR. with o. = bedroom.
" IN A splendid ncirhborhood furnished
Or unfinished for doctor or Other bu-i-
moss 2o3 East 47th->t.
n TWLY FURNISHED large Rooms. )
y University Place.
o. WEST lGTH-ST Desirable largo aid
> small rooms. comfortable furnished win
bath. larnLiylng; breakfast: goW attend
ancc.
IN WEST 2iTH-ST.-Two comfortably
~ furnished rooms; flight, doctor :
hou-" reference.
~rSTST.. - WE>T.-Weu furnished
II room u let 70 gentleman strictly phi
vatc house; near l. station.
~OBANK- ST.-Hall and other newly fur-
10 nished rooms for gentlri.eni Ient
81 80 and upward location Central
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yNAIIFR ono arrived from Paris,
w a-a 35. speak, English. French: cor
nam. .n private family or nrst-cla.. ho'"l ;
..,r or country Address T.. MULLER,
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4 TrEACTiNE hoardinr-hou-c partly fsr-
n ni-h,d, constantly pationit'd freshly
renovated grounds. shade. health dc-ltahI"
home FOR families t. rent May /. Address
W. - llill-ic"-ayr.. Nontciair, y. J.
4 VALUABLE Jra'lIv patent for sale
"A striking novelty. without competition
goods in great demand latent 'DNr'-
bread claim. Address JLMLLRl, - "a