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Drcesmnking.

A LII STYLES drs-,, perfect 90 e.ar.
Il aut.rd expert cloih and rap m,irr 4,
Engli-h walking suits ladlr- mas iului-u
nnt"rial, REASONABLE. COohE. l5' West
4jth-st.
A EXPERIENCED DETS>MAKEE
"A would Ike 20 20 out ln lhc dit week
or month 40 rca-1nahl" price. Address
, T. g., l13 Bust iHh-~t
4 RTISTIC DKFSSMAKING Street co--
n Tunes. tea gowns. bail Dire -. 90 short
notice REASONABLE" prices wraps and riuaEs
made and Iomod lied. MIS-. N'ELRON
- East 0iL.-t.. opposite b'nning'e.
ARTISTIC DII.-,NAkING and l'lfert
n htt.ue cotfIuir-. Is'hrts ana wraps
evening drr.~,- at -hpft notice. Nine.
OWES. o. Wet 2ad
hKESSMAKEE. A nf-t-cls-s French
~ drc-smpnrr. STYLISH diai-'r. perfect
nttrr. wishes few morr enEt-rinrnts 10 90
out by tho day ; terms roa-0n9blc. MEr.
GrGIONNlEK. Io2 Last 80 ST.
nELS~NAKIE thoroughly competent.
~ long experience, bN ddy 100 iaWlilc-
rrmOdels stylish draper. perfect nticr.
able. Addrr-s by letter only Mrs s.. JOHN
STONE. lG5 last lO9'h--t
EXITRIE>CII piI.~SMAKI by th~
IL DAY perfect httrr u tll-h draper. AL
dre,. MODES. loo Ji-a'", Advertise
ment Office.
-uit- made from -
VI and M. a. e guarantee. ] cut aud 10
the first lining free OF charge evening
dirssc- specially. Mi-. NAYLOK 2O3
Last Slst-st.
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Females

Females
A \ SECRETARY. cores pendent. clerk.
~ bDokkrcprr. single and double cuiri
knOwlcIgr tSpcWr ting references WI DOW,
Tribune Uptown Office. LAS Broadway.
ID RIGuT YOCNG LADY. l. years "
VI age well oduratrd with bc~. refer
rncrs. d-sitc- Office position. Address j.
s. Tribune once.
~ NPERIENCTD female proofrcader
IL want. position understands making mp
and tyuc-otting. Address PROOF. Trlb-
unr Ollcc.
I ADV DESIRES sowing or mcndlng at
IL her home address MIS-. l.. TAYLOR,
IOtth--t and West End.ayc.
cTFNOGRAPUFR and TYrF ,WRITER
- Young lady dssircs position 4. oan op-
crate caligrsph and Remington machines
good refrfruces. Address SIENO. care
Miss LAMB. l.ln3 broadway
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Baltimore Feb. 7Cottoa steady; midSjIng, 10 1S;1oe
scarce and nominal fuItl 74asic LonG6erry 75ds5c
No. , winter red spot and February siasl4e; March
S2ds2I4 May, s4f4a54a. Corn-Southern firm and
mixed spot and February 36s 03S94c March 302G36
April 36a, d37c; May. 37sa374ci June, 31tG3oci July;
3S bid steamer, 34sa35c. oats steady southern ana
PENNSYLVANIA, 2Sd3lc; Western white, Z22d9I, 40
mixed 27a d29c graded No. White Bic Rye noninal
prime choice "a Q56c. Hay nat prime 10 ehoiGe
timothy sl2as3 Provisions steady mess pork , oa
So new, Sill Bulkmeats. loose, shoulders oS.c iong
and clear rib sides SIC sugar picked shoulders;
refined 7lc. Butter steady Western packed 5Sg10s
best ro Isc creamery 25G27c. Eggs hrmer i2l2a lSc
Petroleum refined ~ 50. Coffee steady RIO csagoes
fair. 19i2c Sugar steady soft, Gle copper Urn
refined 132a14Hc. Whskey nrm 81 9as1 10 brs,gn1S
10 Liverpool per steamer nominal cotton fVo
30S grain, Cd Cork for orders. As 9daos Soo
Flour, 10000 bbls wheat 10000 bush; corn ILi,VoO
bush; oats. 5000 bush; 1000 bush Shipleho zoo
Flour, $500 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bush corn z2f'0V0
bush Saies-Wheat, $500 bush corn oil OOO Du9h' 49,.
Buffalo Feb. 7.-Wheat-NO. l hard dull. weak anu
lower closing at SOC No. Northern. SIC No North
EN- SO: Winter grades dull no red S2l2c extra Nc;
3 red, zoe asked ear No. white sold at zoe Corn III
good demand and prices shade higher II cars No.
cars No. 32d32 sc and No 1 at 3Oa309.c no
grade 2sd29c track oats 1rmer: , cars No. white
sold at 27l2d2Sc; 1 No. white at 262c. and car
mixed az 262c track. Other articles unchanged
Tccepts-Whcat, 900 bush corn. 600 BUSH oats.
I 600 bush. Shipments-Whcat, $500 bush corn 5000
bush: barley. 10000 bush.
Chicago Feb. THE leading futures ranged follows:
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Gflu uOdntc0.
Males.

Males.
"a RE YOU SEEKING EMPLOY
~ MtNT V'- Position, ready f"i book
keepers, once clerks. salc-Wrn. married
couples nnchmen. cook. walters, oitiil-
buses, cellasnen, -tablefuen port"iH. userl 70
men cnlOred all bow and Others Gall :
Information free. CENTRAL AGENCY, .
2Jj FultOn-st, brooklyn.
A GENTS Make your frlcnd- happy md
"A make 10 per cent profit yourself send
20 cent? % ELLIOT kHE, l2f fOurth 81,
NeH Bedford. Mas.
A FIRST.CLAhS MAN wanted ~ solicit
IA subscriptions ~ commercial agency.
on a living AhIafy Only Que understanding
the business thoroughly need address, with
references. AGENCY: Tribune once
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EONCIlNAN aud useful Young man; IN
u drrs'ard- care and handling of me
horses. carnage and harness; city refer.
,r..-. Address COAtlIMAN. lO- West
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MaIen

htAlch
IANIToE -By young coloroi man 2
1'ir- rNp, rirnc" Adde'S j.. Il, l''
ANIToR -Et American; no chudrn;
hiu4df win too.- wAl take smal. store
b, Jay II. L. SMITH. 2.i6l sthay".
NlANTFADTURIK wanting agent -
vi represent them Ga Nrw-Yorh aud Brook
Fu IL references. address -. Tribune
Of.cr.
lIAERIfp man 20. would Dee thankful
vi for worA - any Kind. or A. driver ana
porter good r'f"r"ur.- Addf"-' ). CON
Ii i.- West f-i--t.
n IGHT WATCHMAN or COLLECTOR;
y good rcf"rrnc" and bond given. &. u.
rpKlsl - fuunln-ato.. Biooki}n.
nEpEE CLERk Position wanted BOO
" vhulc.alr tuwarc hou," have b'st ~
r,f.rDut. from ls-t mploFrr-. J.. y.
MILLER. chatham. y. J.
DoHIlE or JANITOR ny a married
maa handy "ith TOD, not ~ ,a'd 40, al
uora good reference. Aclr.-~ pI'- W.
CIRCUIT, 52l West l3lst-st.
ID oRrLR MARKER or SHIPPING
L CiIRk -By nan Win 10 years ~.
rrri,rc.. best q reference. W. II. H.
al5 ifudson--t.
ID OsiIION collecting bills. in-'a'meut,.
1 peal saflt. ~ lnrIrauN "a security given.
g.. Co.. io- West -Sth-.t
DO-ITiON wanted a. porter ~ wut'h-
man. Al r,f,r,nce- from lI-' employer.
Adci.-- o. Wiz. SIS pthnFc. PEAR
ID ORTIZ .Bf n honest. Intelligent col-
Il ord Ian a. porter ln -i"r" pf riNh'
Addrc-- 4. WRIGHT. go W"-t l1th-'t.
DoErIE DRIVER or U~IFtI.MAN.
L b, young irishmon good r''f'n'
sober anl oh- f.nR Please ''l 'f "H
ds'-- D.. 0,l S'h-aFe.
- INWARD or MANAGER -t omr"t.nt
'"'N III, ai ,'..t,
i''.'' i.".'4ehy Dia ,'i.e,''t i...
MS. wlnt, -.,utt'on reference Addre,-
b. B.. - @l-a.s. bakery.
= .r,.,.,,.,.,p,,tp ..,., ,,,..,,,t,,, 3D., r
- y,art ,Nl-riencr dc..l,s position q.
,p.,d l5o word, sooi references DO" l'.n-
gan, 9"d'I r.Si,.! 1s ADA
-. >oG.ArHIR. &c. 49, a. eAu,rt
- -f~Doy-,rl.r .ut r..rtrI or Nl-.
IN ,i,.r ,1'' ut1.n 0r'.. lbs INV
.,,,-,,,. ,,.,.., ,.s........ ,. to
- ,I..r .ul ciarnrt.r d.-lr,- position 49,
tlh,r.lHf u Ia-t.iu oi weston stats.
south Am -i.A 40. Australia. Ad'r-a 4.
4 81. bon ~. Tribune On.c".
-.,,....,,. .....I... t , 90.
''I.'l n b. 80 ,,.'.,','... ," " ,..,-,
81 k..L .,.lr, f,,lI Addf.-. 30
/ ut a.d..t
.t...,.t.t, r.t ssff.t 10 ...f....
I'p MNN4IH ~ NJ ,'' -, -
,'in- mhn ~" "v,,rr
nf.t.cia. housr NINIE. lO ith..ve.
.,,,.,, ... ...,. DO. ,.,.,,,.
Til'l.' fHIh N''l' .".H Do, ,,,,,'..
and Lu.In. altered .ud ralaIrrd l31
West 1.i.,t
,,.,,.,. ~. e.. o,... .r f..t,rv
w -" .,.',..,, ,,,'u',r with ,'5it
dr,ueh'-unn. inventive and constructing
tuIn of m.ud -at-flr'i"n given 20 M'fN
Dot 1r'rlf.d Be-. tribune HiSi'h ''i.'.
w tNIIu. situation a- driver to H.A
w or post advert. -IuF matter. Address
joins II. Nl BIB ilIA-' olonfh y. Z.
w hIDuNAN. Hy ,'pallr m,n a- nir hi
w rl.rluAn or uuN Other employ mont 90
OF ht thI. and "lIlIu i.uprl tt' -''ui-
itt. f"''i"n'"-. WORM. 49, ".'N'.
xEJtIruS- ,..,,l.. u..r-ou- fo MI p,,-i.
w t"n, 90 al 'd'- can hc secured ny
'rp,, tI'' HilH W * ~, nvSttSs ~,
IHHt d ~ ~ =, '+-'' ~ 49, '
''' ''' !, - "'''' '''''
V OF y" Nm.ficnn. 'p''hinS "rrllhh. ue-
-.Ir' p"-Itioh ~ u'"HN''p u avs" ,,l'
'ial o'Nrr work 10 m'itihll, nI n"nuiH'iuI,
ih. concern ONE VIA" WIZ 'O.'laSi anu
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STAINED.

Strict Good Ordinary s. 1916 Mid1lng 111G
Good Ordinary s. 1-lG Low Middlng ..---- 90
The optlon market to-day and decidedly
stronger attended at times little excitement.
Liverpool advces reported advance Of as points, and
this together with light interior movement. and
paratiVely small port receipts ghly frightened
There also irecr by
element Opening sales indicated rise Of about points
after which there further gain Of 10d12 points
near and as points late months, closing however.
with q reaction OF 2d4 points. Sales us 400 bales,
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Counirn Real estate for 5ale

At CRAWFORD. - minutes from New
n Yo~E on Central r. r. VI y. j., desir.
nbIe French root house for sale 3 rooms,
barn and fruit. lot 1OON2Oe good situation,
near station. Apply 10 WM. j. BIGELOW,
Crawford. Onion Co, y. J - or CHAS. LEO
AIRY. ~ Maiden Lane, y. y.
LICENSED hotel, corner property.
a containing dsn-ing hall, for sale
81 600. J.. STUTH SOmcrs Point, At
lantic Co.. y. j., PHOTOGRAPH, {. Pl.U CHI
NOW. 3G3 lsth--t. Brooklyn.
A fENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Hand-
n some residences and building site, for
sale: houses 20 lrt furnished or unfur-
nishcd. TCBBS e. TAYLOR , Bcckman-st.
nRANGE. n. J.. proDcrties an prices.
~ for sale: furnished and UNFINISHED
houses % rent S j.. CONDlT Brick
church Station.
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felp 1)dnleo.
Males.

Males.
4 -A.-GLNTIEM now tl-fngagci
~ tu travel short distance from .h' me-
trnpoli, G. K. ROE. 81 Kr1d'-,t.
4 ORR ~roNDENT wanted Apply a..
Y 80 jth.aNr.. Room 10 80 foor.
0I'ELI TO EMF OYFES."-All male
/ holm carefully selected and sent on D.
rtiUt Of OfdCf. tlty Or country. METRO
POLTAN AGENCY. 0sj broadway.
- ALE>NAN WANTED For a new and
- f.us liable book by W u Howell, .
published nt Harper : brother -old only
Dos -I.h,,tIutiou. rcll"nt Opportunity Al
Gr..- WALTER BROWS. '',nrrll Agent.
$50 N1--aI--f.. y. y.
Females.
W q y r T. - Thoroughly experienced
W h4rd- fDI az. --uIIrg. lioN @'i.
summit s. j.
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H ESPECTABIE woman wants any kind
Ii Of homework OF will go out at days
work also washing 10 take home. LAh-
KIN 237 West i6th.st
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Domestic eiiuallons Wanleo
Males


Males
.,,,, D., ...., ,,,,, . nm.
C'N' H. MAN ana u~'l,l 'olnk man d.,
''IN,'l'u, arr anu ,.,,,I.' .,1ty refer
,n.., Address COACUMAN. l02 West
llth--t.
~,,ru,f,N and opooN Ry a sober.
'N - Wv ~ ,,...,,r ..r.rl.,ysr
-N'd"t -'"F'' H'''' l"'" ~, o.,
giving tp hoi -'s '1h uI IN ~ III =,
present. country p.'t'iI' IN, - -, - -
,''.'' p''~" y.',. ,' ,., ,,a. o--,
CoN' HNAN ~ -in'lr nan nan ,,i n'' ~,
'.r country, can OF addrr-e 4. L. y"
''9 '-'', '-i W. .......,.--.-.,
e. o., HMM ana ,,'hooNl -, "'h ,hu
~ LAl y pl'i-~H - ~ MN ana WI. B.
Tom ON 'l-' Ok servant, VIKING anu "'4'I-
Hs 2".d i,rrRt,,'. c9'i.j'l pi'''i''u'
'''' 100
II OAtItfAN Gentleman vI-hc- o. pro-
la~ l..u Iu bis employ % years, married.
-,ri' i' trir'Ar ".'i.n- 'u.d "o ,t...,,;
" ,JG,-..s - VT
- "- ~ ana W
--,
I'IAi NNAN coon. Bf uAErlru
Y cnupi" Thoroughly understand thgT
Lt-in. 80 b.-t O.; ~ ."nco Address d. -
'''''' ..'''''' '''.'-' 49,. -,
TOpk 49, good pastry coon ana axe
y baker Apply MI. '"HN' - l.
,p,ft., uv rryIi.h pr,..,taut. mar.
Il Nl' VI I'll ~, 5-..'.'' .,r,..',,r'v ,n,i..r.
'I .D "''e IT,, .,,, 49, r,I.'ni,
c.ni ~ -,rp,.-, I'D tat. wages ,ot.
uer Inquire M.-'"LLlIEI2s W. 23d-at.
IArDyNrRS W. haven number " d..
rlf LU.yl. and u,-ri,d mon ousn
,o- .nra'.rn..nt- A. j.. CCWAN & 90,
s.ed-n~n. ia 'hamQ"r---t.
AKpINER -Tir-t class: COMPETENT IN
" LII baurhr- glass preferred ON pri-
.AIc 49," ais ana ape sIH, HoDa, 80
s.. hA Tx. Fi'uht mats, coz Nt'AHO'e'e'c'
and Jciom'-,t.. BruoDI>u.
EAEpINIE .Ey ~,otchmlu. under.
VI -tant- hot and cold Rnpo;.'N fruit
flowers a"l 'R'''h,'' - val ''I' I,i H.
.r.n'f- Atli''' u. H. % ''''H'oa
Place. Bfo.A'}u
H.HulNlE .B1 married man u!M
" i'hI.F. f-nf.l'h. 'fr 40 a. s''o,n'.f
',H i' H"iI'-'I %. .,H.i man
Il' 10 49,"
1..''- u,ti,i,t>'.ii, NJ - Vim
.,.,...,.
Ni'piN ia ny me- man w. 49,
tN'I' '' "'.' '''u~ ll' i u'''i'', -
'' 10. '' W y" w., 81 .',.-.
- tu,.,S - So,
~ H.. VIE ''''0-'' -
NV
u man a4, &c. maui,d. no family ut-t-
class HNNf| .Ff|H 90 UIl trunflfh gle "a
Lnu,r laurry. flowers. vegetables lawn
a.. .ou.n't,at 4, f.lt, entire charge II a
gentleman, pi1r, Address J. w" seed
store. $50 ''''''N'-'l-
H,pDr\It ,r FAENFE -Ry a Young
u .,ift,',r no.. ~ .I,',,f. ,s g. thor.
.,',,,. ,.,,.,,,' ,,,,,i.p.-r ar ftr,, IuaInJnr
understands hi, business iu all IT, branches
best i'f''ru.'~ a. q" honesty. ~nhi'th dLu
''l'hiN.'. Address 'IOl''i. DlAON,
zoo 'iN-i'".
~ AEntNIE nv - practlcal sober
VI German .m-.. - wears experience
iu nuur., fruits and vegetable, Addrr-.
FI.N' ". -.l'0 ''h.'F'.
4. \tDINtE COON and LATNDHFSS.
"a ID, "a German and wife: NO children /.
Preferences, Nddr.,. 3 DAYS -; STAEKE
cage Jo-cph ~t-unln. Griham-aNc., corner
johnson. ltuoN}u. T.. -.
<,,.tt,.t,. .,.., p,Nt ,po1vt,D "a
II ,.,', 1 ~ NV. nv
,.....,t,l,- -Iful- and forcing wrnu~.
oncumh-i-. &c. O.. convent station y. }.
~ NKUENIE Hy married German. no
u fr,il, fh,rnrrhIy .Nn.r.anTt in
yr,enhou,r. cr,p.r,,, fruit lowers VEG.
'lublc, and lawns comyctent 10 take fun
chAIr "i any large private pace glass pr,-
rr"d GOOD t"irr'n.r' given: Address
&. e.. Hamilton ! uukct~, y. Y.
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flats Go Eet. ilnfnruisheo.

LLATS TO LIT ~ THE
GORDON.
s9th-st.. 9th-aVc. newly decorated steam
heat and all modern Improvements rent
from So % $50 Per month rooms and
bath. Inquire 81 the owner, on premises.
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Bo1r6 diio Rooms.

A -A.-AN ATTRACTIVE Cd FLOOR.
n. Also fine pariOr n0Or, 3 rooms. bath.
private table near 1th-aVe.; also hand
sOmcly furnished hOOrs. with private baths,
with or without bOlrd suites and single
rooms apartments. Offices. all desirable
locations highest reference given: iniOr-
nation reliable aud free.
s. c. LELAND g. CO.,
Sc West 34th-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.


4 GENTLEMAN can have largo fir-
~ uIshcd room In strictly private
family restaurant within one block. 3lS
Adelphi-st. brooklyn.
n LINTON PLACE. 82.-Dcsiroblc FUR
" nsled rooms superior accOunOda-
tions steam heated low prices.
uANUsOMELY furnished ROOMS with or
IL without beard; al modern improve
meats location central. terms low.
Van Ness Place. near Bleecker-st.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms. with
II fire. -. us West 42d.st.
II EAST 32D-ST.- Handsomely furnished
rooms hIot-class private house RI
erences.
Of ST. Marks PLACE.-Two large
Cf rooms, suitable for party OF gentle
men central location.
~ TH-ST.. l28 WEsT.-Privato family
4 > VIII rent 70 single gentleman. large
front alcOye IOOiu. nicely furnished.
~ DIST, 233 EAST.-Furnished room in
~ private house :or gentlemen low price :
reference.
~ sT-ST., IS WEST.-Wcu furnished
room % let 70 gentlemen modern
oOnyenicnccsi near l. station pfyate
family.
I 0fz LEXINGTONhVE near Cen
1Jot trail Park and elevated -tatiou.-
Elegantly furnished rooms, private bath
and dressing rooms gentlemen only nnc
new hOuse choice location.
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Rooms nanteo.

III HREE OR FOUR unfinished rooms.
suitable for dressnsking; West side
preferred. address a. L., Tribune ip-
town once, l, 235 Broadway.
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~ CRSE.-By thoroughly experiences
" person: engagements IN any kind Of
sickness or nervous trouble. Address
NJ RISE. Mrs. Gallegan, 3l7 w. 44th-st:
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THE PETROLEUN MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR1CEoJ
All that be- said OF the crude certificate markets
Yesterday 4, that they dull and steady. Only
small business DONE and the fluctuations In the extreme
" 1 There to be truce be-
the two factions in the speculaton that term may
applied the almost stagnant condition OF affairs Az
erosion BE- expected from the bears for the feat
the Held outlook sufficiently encouraging 10
expectation OF increase production TO warrsns
efforts Increase embarrassment or deliveries
on volume o the other hand.
bulls appear willing TO tire weak holders and nduce
selling consistent with their position. If
speculative cOnsid ratOns eliminated from the cruda
situation should look nor speedy advance. As IL Is.
investor who holding the ultimate influence Of
demand supply may be compelled ~ wait with patience.
The markets ended steady.
The range VI prices and the total dealings were as
follows:
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.
Opening Observation-Disclosures. IL 06is 81 067s
Highest Observation-Disclosures. lO1 107s
Iowe,t Observation-Disclosures. 1UGt 062
Final Observation-Disclosures. OG. 107is
j
Refined oil unchanged $50 in barrels and
9. 20 cents In cases.
Foreign quotations: Antwerp T. francs; Bremen. 69d
marks London , l3-lGd55. pence.
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Domcetit Situations Wdnteo

Males.
CoACHMAN.- ny . white married man
~ can give best city references. Address
~. s., Box IL, Tribune Ohcs.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

III HE BURLINGTON. 10 West 3oth-st.-
L small handsomely furnished suite on
sunny side; meals Ia care.
y WEST 46TH ST-Suite OF rooms. UNI
- usually large and attractive, with board.
IpTH.ST.. o33 EAST.-Larro second
10 floor front room with board reference.
O1T-ST.. Al AND 43 EAST.-Bolrdcrs
' wanted table board.
81 GRAMERCY PARR.-For rent desir-
III able rooms. with or without board.
OOTI ST, o37 WEST. -Haud>omoly FUR
% uishcd large and small rooms. near
Broadway; all convenienccs table board.
- TH.ST.. go WEST.-Largc rooms. to-
~ rrther or separate, with board terms
reasonable.
- WEST 52D-ST.-Amciican- having
~ surplus room. would rent three larc"
second story front rooms. completely fur
nishcd -insly or en- suite; board optional.
CLARK.
Brooklyn.
ID GARD .-1o1 Joralemon-st.. near City
ID Hal brooklyn one large and one small
room, with hrst-clsss table board.
ID OARD.-Second floor front and back
ID large square rooms all modern improve
ments furnished or unfinished house and
location flIstclass references exchanged.
327 Clinton st, BROOKLYN
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Ccnnirp Real estate 60 fet.
A D. HOPE. l2l Liberty-st.. ha. house,
~. % ron, at KO-clie. y. J., from 900
10 $500 per year; very desirable.
~(For other real estate ads see 9th page)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
THE ST1TE OF TRdDb.

700 bales Cape arrived and to Canada previous
sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
domestic Situations Uanteo

Males.
az AITER.-By a coIOred man can give
~ good reference. Call at 2lj West
23d.st.
w AITER.-By a young German waiter,
w willing and quick. who can open Oy--
tcr- and clam Address QUICK WAITER,
Tribune Office.
w ANTED by an Englishman and a
w ScOtchman the charge or management
Il small truck farm; either Oh shares
or salary. w. b. d., Box 7. Greene Il. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-08
Domestic 5ituations Uanteo

A -A.-A.-A.---
"A. MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Miss l.. CampbelD,
10 WEST a2D-SI.
BOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE |
AND FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU.
All references strictly Investigated.
Servants breaking engagements VIII Do !
dismissed from Onlce and forfeit all claim |
10 fee paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
u WEST =2D-ST.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

Some interest is felt in this tity ne TO
whether or not the law and Order
League will take steps against the female
Raicty company 20 appear here this week.
AZ Beaver Falls the Morality League
objected 10 the decidedly loud show paper
plnstcrcd upon every available spot and
commenced action before "a Justice Of the
Peace. The show people thereupon
plastered aprons upon the prints Of the
female artists.
AZ Steubenvillc ihe company had much
trouble. A special dispatch from
there states: The ladies Of Steuben-
villc's Social Purity Society, who on
Thursday had Duncan Clark's Female
Minstrel company arrested and fined,
have won another victory, The Rose
Hill English Folly company, which were
booked 90 appear at the City Opera House
Saturday, have scattered through town
and plustered the bill boards with pictures
and show paper which was Objectionable
20 the Social Purity Society. Accordingly
its superintendent, Mrs. Dora Webb, to-
gether with Mrs. r. J.. Browulcc, another
prominent member, called upon the Rose
Hill Compauy's manager and had a con-
ference. They objected TO the show bills,
hut said that If they were either all immc-
diatcly taken down or covered up that
they would not prosecute ON that score.
They did not want those bills 10 remain
up, especially over Sunday. This tho
manager agreed 20, and in a short time
men were around covering up and rcmov-
ing the Objectionable bills.
Tho ladies will attend the entertain
mcut tonight, and If it appears to be o.
show which scents To- them proper. there
VIII hc mo- trouble, but lf they think thlt
10 is immoral and within the ban of tuc
law, they viii gudcavor to put the statutes
Tor such cases into effect.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09
police Isoard Organized.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.-The police board
organized yesterday by the election Of
Commissioner Charles f. Mclean as
president. Mr.. Mclean is a Tammany
Democrat There has been a deadlock
in the board since bis appointment. two
years ago, as one of the commissioners
There have been ballots taken, occasion
ally, seventeen in all. but the one Republi-
can member, Mr.. McClave. declined to
vote for any of his Democratic col
leagues, ana Mr.. Voorhis, a County
Democrat would not vote for either Of
his Tammany colleagues, Martin or Nc
Lam. Yesterday Mr. Vooghis changed
his mind and there were three votes for
Mclean, whereupon, on motion of Mr..
McClave, the vote was made unanimous.
Mr. Mclean. as president of the police
board. becomes ex oflicio member of the
board OF health
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

BRADFORD, Jan. "A special TO The
Era from Punxsutawney says: None of
the miners have yet left the houses.
Sheriff Sutter called upon Agent John
Quinlsk and Grand Master Wilson and
Informed them that the ten-days' notice
had passed, and intimated that he would
force the writs, and asked them to ad-
wise the men to get out without trouble.
They refused TO do 80. Manager Haskell
says the mines will be opened Mon lay at
all hazards. The miners have sent out
an appeal for aid, and are being literally
assisted by the people Of Punxsutawney.
The Americans and more Intelligent
foreigners are making efforts 20 keep
peace, and, if necessary, leave the houses
without trouble. Some of the men have
left the mines aud secured work else
where.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-09

LONDON, Jan. 4-The arrest Of the
notorious Nihilist leader. Pierra Gross,
at Warsaw, has been productive of dis
closures far more startling than any Of
the alarming revelations which have
come 20 the police within the last few
days, appalling as they have been. From
letters and documents found concealed
in his clothing the most damaging evil
dence is obtained against many persons
high in Imperial favor and authority
contemplating. not the assassination Of
the czar alone, but the murder OF the en-
tire reigning family as well. Already
many of the conspirators have been
taken into custody, and those still at
large are under espionage or being
tracked by relentless police officials TO
the end Of their Judgement in prison,
whence they will almost certainly go 10
their death. Several OF the implicated
persons were apprehended while attempt
ing 10 leave the country.