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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21
Rurned "a the Ground.

CHIPPEWA FALLS Wis, Special Telegram,
Aug Isl. w. Smiths grist mill at Bloom
1 er was burned tonight. The origin of the
afire in the center Of the building. The
mill is valued at 5000. Insurance not
known. III
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21
Took the Children and cash Il

Took the Children and Cash.
4 LEWISTON, Special, Aug. 18.-The wife Of
+. Ernst, during the temporary absence Of
her husband, left for Cincinnati, taking her
three children AID what money there was
in the house something over 500,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21
A Hunter shoors HIMSELF.

H1NcKLEY, Special Telegram, Aug. 49,
g. Blaine, who was stopping at one Of Gust
Sections camps, started out last Saturday
for a hunt and did not return. His COM
rades started search for him and found his
body about two miles from camp with
bullet hole through it, having accidentally
shot himself. He was single man, about
forty6 five years Of age.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21
one Thousand Out

LYNN, Mass, Aug. 18.-One thousand men
are now out Of emplo nlent, owing to the
morocco tinishers' strike, although the fin
isners of one factory are alone directly con-.
3 g The manufaeturers will take !, no
adjourned meeting.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21
K ISsES AN ID G JJSTO NlS.
5oscuLAT0f7Y EXERCISES or THE
EARL JEWS AND ROMANS.
aiotlern satutatlons Conducted on a.sclen-
TITO Basis or Strictly Mathematical
Principles.

u g XII 8 . ! n 6
Church. !"
1t sounds very
queer, but 9 u G b
was the title given
to q certain place
Of worship n Q I
long since estab-
\ is b 9 d in N 9 W
York.
+ b e c b uric h
earned it's oscula-
tor, tory caption by it's
attempt to revive
q practice Of the
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21
Miners Strike.

GREAT FALLS Mont, Special Telegram
Aug. 18.-The miners at the Sand Coulee
coal mines have gone out on strike. The
company notified the men that change Of
the basis of pay would go into effect to-day.
Heretofore the men were paid by the day.
pay by the ton, but the miners claim that
the rates are too low to enable them to live.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21
Caught in the Act.

4 CLINTON, Iowa, Special Telegram, Aug
8.-Last night three young men Of this,
city. Bruce Huffman, Bert Dickinson and
John Reynolds, were detected setting fire,
to Aug Makes place in this city. To-day
all three were arrested Dickinson and
Huffman giving bail in $1,000 each, while
REYNOLDS went to Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

Supreme Court-Gcneral Tern Before Van Brlnt, r. d.
Brady and Daniels. J. J.-NOs 90. 81
supreme Court hamtcIs tore Andrew J.-Sourt
opens at 10 80 m.-Nouon calendar called al Al a. H.
J-Iaw and iact-No- jill 53. 95l, 49,, 49, l53 57s,
.SI oG6 IA 2i9 1913. l0l1, IL, a, pa. 1913
900 600 0O COB GOi. G05. COG.
,n1'rrme Cour,~Succia rcrnPari II-Bcioro Begch
37I l37. 1875, 1888 =. 5G'' 49, 10, 1913. 'cl 40
supreme Court-Circu-I'art I-Boforc Barrett, J-No
suIrcnc court hcut-Part IIBefore Paterson. J.:
No eoi 9lS. 1863. $50. SOL =. go 500. 1867 T.
35s iil3 l093 1916 1880 l725, $50, s3l 15lG. 1857
1881 1925 1868. I4lf. 1867. 1856
Nos 1903 1883 1854. 7s9. 1879. l57ia. 1891. 1913
1876 1867 40. III. 1893 zoos. 1903 1908. llG6 s02
3l4t 1C2O 1922 1868 S31. 1i13. 1886.
Supreme Court iicuit-lart lXBefore lngraham J.
No,. 1880 1851. 1863 32i5, 1900. lsi5ia, 81 1914
SO 99l 1903 ,, l4S1, 1884 1oJOR, 1890 9iO2, 1914
1895 22ol. 22oe.
superior Ccuit-srccial Term Before Ottoman j.
Nos 5G. 49, 80, 81, SS, 20, 81. %, %. %. 9j332.
superior CouIt-Equty fcfin.Bcfofc Dueio. Nos
80 $sp see s4 }5 S2s s2 ai 22 I9s scc a
C. J-Nos CO.. 1853 1907, 1913 9iS. 1853 1887. ils7.
srp f!oI Court-rIlal IeIm-Part ll-Brfore Freedman
superior Court~Irial Term Part Bcfor Truay. J..
No, SiS l1.O ll21 S7S 100. 1913, 963 1902 1913.
Surroeate'S Corft-Eeicre Ransom. S.-NO. as. Con-
I'd viii of Christian Iioelcr. at 10 80 Testimony
10 be taken before the Probate titik-Wls Of william r.
O'Connor Fmc'inc Watson. Cha..s Ne.bitt. NOrz Rich
tor j. q Kceic ". De +. Day. II. J. No.sg at 10 q.
a. IN.
Common Plcas-EGuty Tcri.-Adjcuincd for the term.
Common Pas-G'n'ial Iorm-Ad.omned until the first
Mooa, r =" Tloas-lr!i Tcruiart I-Refoc Iarrcnore
G. Ives. 1875 1927. sol. llil. 1873. 1913. 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Continued depression was the feature Of tho
petroleum markets last week. Crude oil declined
AT the Exchanges to below 90 cents Tut the premiums
paid in the field give value TO fresh oil Of from
81 10 "a ~ - per barrel II is evident that current
prices are not considered unrcmuncratvc by the
producers. for 10 abatement Of the industry OF the
drill is reported. Producing territory Is in less
urgent request than few months ago and prices
OF land have fallen somewhat. but the work Of
prospecting for pool, goes at uncqu'llc'
rate of activity. No new strike has been made ana
the Sheffield pool is considered collapsed. but the
Butlcr County 1OOfoot rock has been extended. ana
deeper drilling in Old district, ana the developments
scattered all over Pennsylvania and the pan hannll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
FDUCsTING AMERICAN RABBIS.
CONVENTION OF THE JEWISH THEOLOGICAL
SEMINARY ASSOCIATION.

rh. second biennial convention Of the Jewish Thco
-cai seminary Association was held at Cooper Union
s,erdav forenoon and afternoon. representatives
,o,, seventeen congregations were present. OF these
nine are i'm this city. four in Philadelphia and one
each in Pittsburg Baltimore Galveston. and san Fran
go, The following elected officers OF the
orvcntlon: Joseph Blumcnthal. president, Louis
All first vicc-prcsidcnt, DR.. Ii. W. Schnccbcrscr
second ,ice pres dent Charles Hoffman, and Max Co
hon secretaries. The following were the trustees
elected: For six years-Dr. Aaron Fricdcn~ald, OF
r.rimorc: Newman COwen. ID. NJ. Piza. = Jarinu
ovskv. Daniel p. lays, Lewis :. Brush and Edward
I Rothschld of Philadelphia. For four years-Jacob
singer. Philadelphia: Max Ettinger and julius sands
For two ycars-Joscph Ullnan and William II. Gold
stein.
report was then read by JOSEPH biumcnthal, show
inc the work OF the institution in training young men
!, the principles Of Hebrew learning for their duties
a. r,llis The association favored education III the
colleges Of This country and thought that such tram
Inc wa, necessary 90 broaden the views OF men ana
"a develop a spirit OF tolerance; that pupils Oh the
seminary would be Influenced 10 synp1tize Win the
;ri, If American Institutions and be inbucd Win a
arm and intelligent patriotism The report closed
ctb An appeal for funds for the erection OF building
for the society. .. =. ,,-od +l,.+ th. cosb
,.lauca am hand at the beginning G. 1855 was
-; 137 10 The receipts for the year l~7e and $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

the Russian drlers have recently struck new foun
tain, which has stimulated the output there some 80
per cent. Of course, the new seyser VIII suffer
rapid decline later but for the present the decay of the
Balm fields need not be expected in fact pending
the opening Of navigation the Russian rivers, the
stocks Of Russian OIL understand, are rapidly ac-
cumulating The refined situation is suffering from
Temporary dulncss In consequence of the heavy sales
made last wear to the Eastern trade and the absence
Of speculative buying IN Europe. Foreign quotations
have shown little change in the week, but the local
market is lower. The unofficial estimates of pctro
leum exports date from January l are placed at
90 81 900 gallons decrease from the corresponding
period Of last year Of l0200OOO gallons. The Wash
inct0n bureau of Statistics however. shows that The
February exports exceeded those OF January, both in
quantity and value although there falling off
from February year ago. The Government reports
for "c nrot months If 1850 and 1850, compare
follows:
January CeI 81 o9s 2Go 80 400 ooi So 900 o05
Total. 81 $751; 800 s7oO7,7ao 79s7soos 90 1910
Decrease In 1890. 12,41S,JS2 Sl,3Io, 5f9
Rumors Of new processes for treating Ohio crude
have been current In the trade, but the Standard in
terests still profess their inability to refine the article
economically. The price Of the oil in the field has
is due TO the competition outside Interests seek
ing 20 utilize the product fuel. The outsiders
already paying ~ cents at some places and the stand
ard Is reluctantly following their lead.
from March ! to - charters to tho l4tD Inclusive
as follows:
Total hills ~ 795 2ss s9i 00f los sos 32oolS
lV,sl geI per Day. 60 lo7 cs776 seq o965
Last weeks certificate market was active only in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

lG2l IL, lfI1, 1910 TO-. 1876, 1879, 80 lol. :,
1914 1876 4oe 49, sc 1893 1912 lS59 l92 7 1851 ISs
los; 1850 100 lo,o iS"- y 10, ~, ''-'' ' 'o0
Common P.ea--TIal Icrm-Part II-Adjourned Tor me
cty Court-Special Tesn-Before Fitzsiinons, mo
t.on-
CITY court-liial Term, Part I-BecFe MeAdan' {. j.
NJ c corr Trial Tern Part I-rcforc Nroiown J.
No,. j7s POS 81 2ioe, 579. ~ 5ls @ii9 5Gi' Ol2'
Cl7 Gi1 60 81 ,213 7Oj = FOG, 700. 1oS. 100 ,,.,
City Cpurt-rrial Tcrm-Part lll-B"iorr Van wye
J-Nos. 4l5. o233 1921. l5o 5ll 49,, y3l. 1@ 3So5'
80 $40 2i32 1923 1925. go. go.
Ci.r Court-Tral Term Par: lN-Special calendar OF
Equity. jury and pl-f.rf.d sag-c- ,,... , aud
Court 81 oyer aud lr'fuii'r -b''f' BARRETT d. anu
pistrct-AttorcY Ffllow--So J.
Conft of General Sessions Part ~" day calendar.
Cor, 81 General Sc--icn--Tart I1B'nrc MARITIME. j..
and Assistant District Attorney palter.-No l.
Court OF General Scssoas-Pat lII-No day calendar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
iunrlt u'nnlco
Females

Females.
I ADY ha.lnr I..t With r'scrsn-. desire
IL position OF TRUST. competent r'ior.n ''e.
t D. t.. lf''Hn' Slice.
nIIIcI. CLEANING. Cry a r,spcofl
~ ruU.n. t.' reference. Mr.
IANl So tatl.Ilf'..'
(, II-SODEArfY and YrtwtlIiNG.--
- Lady graduate 81. tri, Business 'ol-
If1r. practical .Nr ri'H." tun 'orir-
Rome. llf.t-f rrlr.nt ffou iDrufr cue
lID..r. d.-Ir- suitable position. $40
Nal' .pu-tsr.
4, Il.DDRArIlR Yolur lady desire,
- position a. -f.ln.rtf.'f ana t'nf-
writer l. nlnetol aul e4isr1ph. Aicr e,
Nl.. ND>>. ~ Avenue y.
,lINDrKAPUI.K. Remington r'ruos-
= rfni.sr nnI Z. i.v ritter desires prru.i-
Innf position ha- had tno f'af-- tNp fi-
cl... ,nilgrtnh co., Nn-t. " - VI. HER
tfAttf So broadway. Room 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

Refined petroleum comparatively quiet. and quota
tos were reduced 10 points for barrels 10 40 cents
per gallon ard $50 cents for Crude in barrels
was reduced 10 points 10 100 cents, but naphtha
was unchanged at $40 cents per gallon.
Tho foreign markets were irmer at Antwerp at 1-S
a francs Der 30 kilOs but easier at Bremen at
so MARKS per 100 lEos. and at London at $50
3-sd. per Imperial gallon
OIL City. March l5Satlons Transit certificates opened
S9b highest, 903; lowest S9s; closed o0s. Sales,
s41,l11 bbls charters. 1905 bbs; shipments 7437
bbls runs. "a 1916 bbls
PtGsbary, March 1j.-potIo,cum fairly active and
f-,r National Transit ccrAatc, opened at SJ closed
at 90i, highest. 9Os lowest S3e.
Dralford March ij-SatOnal Transit certificates opened
at a9 clo'ed NJ 90; highest, 90 lowest s94 clear.
,nc.s COG 900 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
Domc6ile 5liuailJl5 Wintc0


Males
A AMERICAN. uall,d. desire, situa-
~ f.Nu at lolfltI tu ii.W th"I'hfnil
uiut. 'ardt lIA nf in n.l th'n', 10y
ir'' Address b. Noi'" port 9''''A
'''' j.
4 il4.HDANI aud NAltl hN Hp ~
a 'NIr uNfn. q" An i'iNHii4 -'N. man
.il i.'.D ii. SILT N.'lN, "' N"il" Nt"'
.niif' CO., f'"iir. 100 f.".i- or ".'i .in'".
NfN nnl ii'. D. Dr. l'.i 'Np"' J.. A1-
4ir'- THOMAS. ins 900, tribune P'Nh
D.'c.. -i' hfo'bNns.
d tlIIr o, WAITE. "a ps.,at. family.
- J. eusIr n,n.. ci, of country Good
rit. 90 i.u'N.. NJ ". MINIS lt'N', 'up
.i-at'- nf'i Zoo.
- l.rt.f. -. .o J.. cf. .hn.u in prI,nt.
IS ,r ..t .l'ri''.t'd MI
NJ. .. .aif,.- T. n 80 I,st
i,,h..t.
r,I-.irr p, ,.,,,,ilv r..f,l
Is u''n IT, n.',,.' f,f.lt ,t, ~ c.,.',.
nv. liz r.tr., ,,tf, MO t12 VT
I. ,,..f ''''.
Evoh WAITER &c.. ny q French
- Kali a., va" ,,,t5.. ,"a o.,,",I bo house
uorl, AMI, ~ Vt.
'f.'''
('VN' IN An ana 'NHpi : ~ ny
r.'iu .",F T. n 'n mo- - no
., ,,.., tn,l' , n,'. I, a. ,.' % foir
,,I III W. LII ',t,. ,,a ,oI,,,rt r.f'r.
coun,y. conn.
,.,......,. --.----"--
1 ''A' iiNAN. ~ nd'l stand, n.' hNs'h"..
''Ifiul -'p7 ana hnl-''i'"7 Guy
or cointr' 3 N'ai'' fc''frner IRON ia,' r'.'
4 NV 81 'iN' 'hu 49, ny ''"'u
nan. mar yer. Nii,D0. i'miN y
y uhu' '7,'.,"> H. u'
',d r WI. ,n a. ,o n.', yi a..
lsfi any ecLtl,inan rtqnir.nH hi. services
country. Call OF address NJ. D1o IlritOn-
ave. Brooklyn.
..,tt,,.. ma. ,..,,... ,i...,,.,i.
I ~, ~ - \ ID. ''' 'r-'" ''''." '.niN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

nurts but tIc prce gradually declined with only or.
binary fluctuations from 95 - to 30 14a90 % cenU
for cash OIL and from 81 1904 10 To oo o@ w So
cents for ontions The bearsh features OF the pip9
line report Induced liquidation while renewed unessl-
nes, over the position OF Lima crude addcn 10 INC os.
preston. lt is true that the existing situauon -
lending TO weaken values, but the proicssohai Chat
ac.cr OF tc market and tho narrow volume OF cers
Ocaps render the bears cautious IN operations. no
nroducer; who hayo fertile territory possess some IN.
srnce AGAINST antc.pgtory sales Of production, Dut
tc ordinary short seller Is subject TO possible squeczes
Lecasc Of the few certificates aoat. There mas been
little rallyng power shown by the market, bur az the
close there was more tall, OF recovery, even wbere IL
was not expected that any material advance coud %
sustained for the present
The range OF prices and the total dealings in Ma
tional Transit certificates at the Consolidated STOCK ana
Petroleum ExchanCe and the stock Exchange for the
last two weeks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
for Sale.


WELL ESTABLISHED FANCY
"A GOODS HLSiNI = io1 sale In good
locality no aeeat,. 90; eth-ayc.
LARGE DRIVING COAT. made ~
"A Poo. 81 London, for sl2j can b.
1nuoht a, SHLA'S corner DiOome and
Crosby St., for $40 -
IL MAKES 81 cylinder and Job pre- ses,
n Llhoeiaphic and Plate ir.-tf, boon.
IiDaors and elcctrot per- iari 'rcl llte,-t
stock: lowest piiccs. IsAhtS. 80 B'ek-
ula.i--t.
A ROLL.TOP DESK for s25 5 feet roll.
n top for siJ; Smiths feI-top ienh; ti'
lest made. specially desks - all xmas
J. n Mason e., WIFE tm-s'.
A COMPLETE household OF rooms '.ery-
N t.iing Tor hOusrke ping. so NUT nr
sold TO highos. bidder Monday. Il. X. ROB
EKT. 800 West I3th-st.
llOOK STAND or 6th-avc. good 10. ltion
- no opposition stock, Sc. w, IT'D ne
Uptown ONCE, .235 Broadway.
~ or sALE.-Fifty cords Hrewood, cheap.
l. Apply at 143 West IotE-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

end Of West Virginia suffice to sustain Il daily
yield Of fully $1,000 barrels. The February pipe
hme statement recorded the decided rise IN produc-
ton. II showed increase in da:lr runs Of 5iOO
barrels over January, while the deliveries fell of
500 barrels day. The rate OF runs (73,i0S barT
gels in February has not been equallcd since
october. 1856. The net stocks Of all lines were
reduced only G5.I2. barrels. The gross production
for the first two months OF 1880 has exceeded that
for the spondinS period of 1889 by 1.3lo,7Oi
barrcl-. and that of 1888 by 1.772, 10 barrels.
The total pipe line for the first two months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
Neal estate 10 GrehGn0e.

II IGHLN IMPROVED apartment mouse
Montague Heights, Brooklyn sOiiU
Investment exchange, cCrntry scat. ~
Mall-st., Room =.
-.-.-.----.--- ---------~-~~--> --~'-'@
For other real estate ads. see 11th page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
Eue,rcs5 Ghanccs.

A PRIVATE LOAN Of zoo wanted by
u rr-ror-illr man 10. 80 day; fun &C.
curity and $40 bonus. HONEST, Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
nlork Planted.


1l1icE.
1 ~ PERSON o. hIu. desiring The ser
- Vices a. 3D. .i.. Pass riNuN- iIu.rr oi
lt.safr -,c.et,r ~ nn' 0clc''l.n. 'hol-
nu-llF lo-'fl ln current hl.if" ana lffitfI
matters aud With .olld hA-4Ir-- lainlAs,
1as adiic-- ACTIVE, Tribune Once.
,1lSI aad DEAIcnI-MAN. p, q
n vfIl.t'nin'd 'neiufr' Address
" -iIiKINAil.,'- Tnbnn" oihcc
A ~~l,fAA 10y young m4a. II. a-
Il assistant ln office Co. cl. .. Al ffrf-
rn.... ll.i.lLA@n. friilnr o't''.
- PIU.-A nr.tcia. double ,n-
IL try boolhr,p-r dr.lr. potion 20
year. cNisr l'. rH'A 'ifiol tNi, if'rf-
cnr., Aasf,r, ACoDt MANI. Box %
Tribune once.
- AKTK -l.f = god cake and rir baa.s.
ID f.u oman cntt ciff co. country. 'fls
o. addr,-. CAKE BAhEK 80 lleywat1-
t.. Ein.Alyn.
a. OOKKIiPEN.-ny a Young man. 10.
ID efaduatc II commercial roifgr; can
ffrul.h best reference. bVOkA'cprl. ASST
ant or cief.. Ad4r,,s {. II. LriLo.
HIN hsie1". y. J.
ssCY. ~. would hae - Learn cool trade.
ID ol some Advancing position rrfrr, n0r.
MAHIiE CRANE A. Cl"''n'''' Hobo
nDY. ~. would tlte position II ln' iin1.
- Address NOl,h hl,, Boz 10, iIibun"
Ohice.
~ AKfE and PASTRY COOK Ia r,-iag,--
ID rant or hot'i; "obrr and reliable -
,Dai. in lat pllce. 'oll or aGdrcss H.
BALLET. 80 Virich-'t.
NUITEH. custom cattef GOOD df,psht.r.
4 wants position 20. a.s slant. Address
+. MuMBKhrER. l.slc 9ih-a,o.
I,O'IIrSIrOR Young man desires
u steady po-lton a, conpoitor city
or 'ntry. Address k. Box 10. Tribune
ONCE
nElG CLERK.-By a graduate Of y. !.
~ 4. T.. VhOlf-al' or tthf hcitlt II
years. pra' teal rNpcrlcn"e, % would re-
.rNc. Aadrc.s EOsA&. I4bnnr ohi.c.
UEN MPLOyERS" FREE 80 EdPLOh .
II EHS. ALI tlia--- o. fGliablr mll' hop
ca.cully selected and mt upon receipt 81
postal card or telegram at our rNpcn'e fcity
o. country; mercantile, ho,ri t. iniy ana
iarr. hci9 'P,els,lltyy;; ~. .., ~ 9 ,
Washington q. Brooklyn. 3 minutes from
Br.ffe. L.tahll bel ~?
9, .tf,lIil- Il practical machlnist;
IL COMPETENT in an kmG 81 engine, rang
and repairs. . year a. cAlf ln lirf"
plarr. best references from last employer.
II. kNOtMEk. 80 zd'''r'
H. IIlOEs and PUBLISHERS Of journals.
II attention. l'lr-t-ci,-- print 7. sober. In
d4stl.Ous reliable. wants position ~ ior"-
.nau reliable .0linrl. VIII contract g." do
entire composing. Dom WORK ~ stat Il amount
weekly OF per COO 'na ioh- .p i'i''
RI = noes uncNcrlti nlDic. Adde's III
LIABLE. Box 20. Tribune once
l., FIREMAN. desire position IN hotel or
4 f1rfor, sober. nf-f-cit.- references.
Address RAMON. 90 Wet .rth-~t.
n OoD thlfi hand baker on bread aud
Is cake Darts work. - EiNneton st.,
rcer house janitor.
rIONFSr Swl., hoy would Ike good
III situation tii -0oA employer. with or
without ho,fd good pJt, can rrIh ana
Wrijo German and English. Adur - Il. :. r.
Tribune once.
AtlIOh.-By an intelligent man OF I'M
y r, .'lnnabir clnsacte- and abilities, -
nead jauiter or otherwise 3 year, refer
nee, aud security II required. II. Il. A.,
go broadway.
NJ IGIIT WATCHMAN or PORTER.-By
~ a mlddlc-ared German; single; best
references. L. BOISE. $50 3d-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
mountrn Real Cstaie 90 Ect.

E0TET, -sEASHORE COTTAGES,
at Lawrence. Long Island two elegant
Cottages on main avenue. near the station
nd overlooking the ocean fully furnished
10 or 20 rooms cOach-b0usc ara stable run
u.tey simply Apply TO KAVANAGU, agent
near the station. or 4. Z. MAN, 80 Wail-si.
than. n J. farm, 90 acres +,
house sepsratc-1f desired year or SIM
ney: furnished or urfurnishcd; VIII SELL
Address LUM. al Nurlay-st.' N. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

~ OR SALE.-Fifty cords GrewOod, cheap
l. Apply at 133 West I5tE-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17

GARDENERS We have n number OF de-
SH siraIlo single and married men open
FOR engagements. A. ID. COWAN 4 CO.,
secdsmen. ia Chambers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
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