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il)ork nldnteo.
Males

Males
ILDER.-Joiner end glider on picture
" frames would like work ~ St0rr. NJ
dr-s. j. LOwENBEIN, $50 East '-d-st'
GERMAN u is. good writer, wishes 70
VI make himself useful IN an oilce. II.
BECKER. 27G Gth.ave.
ANITOR.-By respectable colored
~ m-n and wife; un children tr-l-' a., -
reference. can or satr - fLINI -"o
IASIIOR sober. Trustworthy Swcd"
- FIRST c.as-, wouid take any .ap1ci,I OF
trust: hlghc-t ty-t.monial-. Addrcs, JAN
lIOK. BoN -. Tribune Once
IANITDR. Nc.-Hv competent man o. "A
porter. Watchman CO. ufoman can run
otto AID Ericsson g1- Tgin"- also 'l',
Nator and steam beating ailNo.I- m.hr-t
fci rcuc,-. Addr..- H.. loN 3. Tribune
Uptown once. LBS l'roadvar.
NJ ARElTD MAN. - yc,r. Of age would
VA like 20 have "a position " any k.nd.
Apply o. CT SIANL l.. LLL>LE. lib Last
NlIDDLE-ACED gentleman. u foreign
vi lif,h dc.ires situation. any q cent
work; ,pslhs and writes English. Latin.
French herman. Dgt.h ~c1ud.ua ian good
r'ier'uces. PRICE. Raymond. Va.
UAINII.R- VIII take p4.itn.. kal-ouln.
iur. psp'rns and all tprli ID ri...e.
a, REASONABLE pieces. ALBLEi JACDBl.
M Wllle't--t.
ID NINTING. kal-onlning and vanishing
dome; cheapest 600 'h' rltv, hr-t-'l'.s
vor. ru1r1n.lrl. b.-' r'.rlcr.. e-'ah.
l.h,d T. care. EUGENE COATES.
J. oJ3 3aa'e
II oEILE o. JANGIOE O. respectable
i and reliable coior.d ran ro"l r.i"r-
,uro-. Adde'S ". =. WILKINS -JJ last
'3t.-t. 20 Coos. front
DoETIE or U~LFrI-NNN. vonuR
nan. ay" -. Ad.r'-, r., Bon 10,
y oErEE DRIVER o- CSEFrL.NAN .-
~ % strong Young man. good '.r-
.nr'-. Cali or addro.- -. 81 SHAVE.
ID ORTfE or JASIrOi: -hr 81 useful
] rniorrl man. VOL f-uNu. Address
D.. Box o. 1r.hanc olre.
u LET COLLECTOR Experienced. cn.r.
Ia r.r. ana r'I.ahl.. vo.i ti.r charge
~ some mon. good tenement .NnI.e-. Nd
dfv-- Il UlLUi6 care - Nr. q. Spies
ST ,rHrRs and Z m'rgton oper-
- a'o-. furnished 20 bls'ue-. house. no
comm .,s.ors. WYCkOIf. SEAMANS
BENIDlCT 81 nrostvay.
- ITrtTIoN v.rtd Fol-. assistant cutry
- c.rf. u-t rf,f'r.r- ~ tn character
and aii.t.r. glNrh. Address j. IT,. NIB
49," ONCE.
- ar NiI1N v..fs4 90 'aar charge =
- creamery o. iu'.r r.. md ar-'andr
flr firr Uf i"Nlr pump 1ld engine
t,ar-' reference fou t-t employer VII
b." al.'n aged about Apl Adfr
JOINS lN'Ns. p,ftrI Depot o-lut" CO..
fp,aa.-- l,,.. IN A. ''Nr''. Ill., s'-
rrEtIItIIND ,.NrANlOS md
TRAINED NrE~l s cultured lri
Agreeable Young nan. - a.t single would
fI.r % n.rOf. a4uV a. f.r.r N- t.I.Ir gene
''ran on hi. t-''.' -.Ht 'N'
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ny MISSION WORK on THE CONGO

st. Paul, Feb. "a (Specian-Willlam Briggs Oh ohlp
newa Falls Wis. a missionary to the people on the
co,c, River since his return speak I'm fater
ing terms Of the country. lie was sent out by the
ToyIor Missionary society, Of Ncw-York, and spent
three years in Africa lie gave up the post on ac-
count Of i!lheah ard the lack Of support. lie claims
Uat the work is exaggerated, and that the natives
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Board tllanic0.

BOARD ard room In stcam-heat"d nous.
Is by clergyman and wife. with child 3
wears Old must be below 13ih-7t. W.
side. private family. Address ALPHA,
Tribune Uptown once. l.2sS Broadway.
FNTI.ENAN and wife desire fully con-.
VI fortably furnished and sunny large ana
small connecting rooms, with boHd. IN The
vicinity u Mount Morris Park anh l-uln-
%. table must be- good ana bOuni+lul. I'd
dress REFERENCE, so. Els. Produce ~
change
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Gli9tcilGncous.

Az GAGSE PITIT. 900 Hroadv1F.-
" Gioat bargain joe hn. g.ot.- col-.t-.
underwear. M-o "ilt silver and leather
belts in unique 80 I'-. h.' D." De- found 100
aar other place. mrtl hu'. ICES. artificial
n.wcr5 ard iafi- high novelties a. lowest
prior-. 900 Eroafvnr.
A LEEET q. SPENCIE. 273 Gth-aye.,
y between l.'h aad leth -'..- Imhrrl..*
para~ols. canes made ~ of1cr recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable.
A LAWYER q good family and rood
~ habit, married FOR 10 J'ar- pra'u.
:l0nrr. aud FOR several yrar- I1rcI'r ~
one ~ the bet known lawyer. of Weston
Nrw- York socks "a position with success
fIl real estate OF corporation lawyer " this
CITY. or would accept trcr"taf' ship or
ard executive ability rrfciclcc-. Addrcfs
j. g. r., Tribune once.
4 Lii ARTICLES OF MERIT sold on
a commits Jon or o'arrr corr ,gonii,
cncc solicited ~Ol T1EEN NOVELTY
co. EoN 3l2. Nashville Tenn.
UINKt's PA1ENT MINIATURE EhTn
\ APPARATUS. finish AN Kind Yapor
hot-a'r bath 20 home 90 - Minutes time;
price. i12. La 3d-avr.
xqTIT.I.. PAY 80 for yc,r 1877. Magazine
w OF American History a-o - ior -;
Nlcholas. volume bach numbers of al
pc sr '1'"' SiEK5 B0OK EMrJEICM,
l47 Gth.ayc.
~ III. hOME KIND LADY or gentle
w man give "A poor but deserving woman
,,itb = rh.ldr,n and rlck husband tn cast
~ clofl,lnP7 POOR WOMA$. Tribune
t-ptown once. ] 23S Ero1dNaY.
Az ANTCD. -I2inch cylinder engine. 80
w OF 30 horse power locomotive boiler
with all connection, comp' H. mN,t D. ~
urrfoct running order IN'INf A"p
ROLLER. summit. \. j.
,,,,N,rD-A 40 10 soft. nlphtha
w launch in perfectly sound condition.
,,rLstG. for 52-n. tughoat terms
to be- satisfactory. Apply Room 15l' -
State-st
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n)ork Uan.t0.
Male

MAlc-A
wM. l.. HAKTUSG.
y. E1Pert Asc,4u-al- an1 huilor.
"iiit' H-Il.Lt, ..'ln 80 - i'fS Row.
lD..\... .l.. I,.f. ....-.. ..t..-....,
y p. r.tr. a. ,.l-'... t,.r,'r v,it.
,a:, ,'.u,toD... taars' iEANk s..
-'-i ID. lN p.'n. = J.
-rY.-IrIr. ..qr. r.,n.. ...p, o.,
a b'ntrf. colorado. would uk- 20 l.t
Hl i.. i'-..' H .tHHit. i.f''- nr -'.i
goods oN i.l~-l9h.. Address j.. 3D.
.r".n. once
A IhoLJl an BrHtNI~, MAN d.-..c.
~ position d.. .tD+fflut. -t.rrnay o-
..'.'. "'' Ia "-'- ,'p.i.,,a.... d. -
.4.rN ''
4 JUS ia IAao LN''i NtlI, wants
"A situation, 20 year, Exp fl-ucc lu LARGE
.nn,- hf-t.c.a-s o. cu"l,nda'on-. a.
'' ''I one N''A i''i''IIl = '"b'he
4 'LNILhNtN o. 80 dr-.ro.. position
..N.rl' r,. r.a,l,l oei'." ',,H.... 10 S",5,'.+.
rpo..' t''.,,,.i. ,,,,','. IDffS
.l,tf.-f
4 riNlLlMtN having au agency Tor
y tl. ia-f d.. },lrs o.,.p,ing only q por.
t.ou ~ A.u ruou would IlI.r' Zoo rou. l.nr some
other agency .HI ill. D. mutually ad.au-
i'i h'-' o.. ',r ANaf'-- W
''' co.,. -' inquest. bai'iIHnr Mu.
GTlvf .truus INTELLIGENT man. nr.
.Nf'i. aI' i'p1 D'fim1n. au1 handy
VAIN TOOLS. '' i''- POSITION '.'ih. porter,
'hi'. 'f wy ...,n \ f'ir-'n''-. Nd
d.'-- w I.'Ei son. ~ ''rf'h-'i.
\ 9N iN0 ~ y, liNAN F"l acquainted
WIN .i. ''''-' 'ni' h", W"'-
~ ii' 'Nlr' 1'I"h-. Ad'i"t- J. - b'N -,
Iii'IH' P''"h 'I'''. -"' Ii''"' way
- t-,-tr .,rt-,,,x d. f.,t.
Z. - 800. -
..'''',.."'' u, H"' "'' i" ','i,
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Price Ule), 5 feet 1 inch; climbing ropes-Hnch,
cnc, Is seconds standing high jumprfTtnnt ana
Price Uic) feet IL inch trapeze avult-llays IL
fence vaut-Cnrry, feet inches; climbing pole
Luckenbach, IA seconds.
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w,yyrR OF THE CLASS OF 10 PRIZE.

Princeton. n. j.. Feb. 81 Cspeclal-The judges OF
tho Glass Of '76 PRICE debate, which was heu OH
the evening of February D., have awarded ue Price
which is the interest of 81 900, to Cowder Phnlzy
'92, of Augusta, Ga.
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Conntrn Real estate GO fet.

UNNIT. Y J.-Furnishcd and unfnr-
nishod houses u let for s.a-on. o.,
year: large and small. J.. G. POTTER
opposite station.
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EX-ALDERMAN CLEARY DISMISSED.
LETTERS FROM DISTRICT ATTORNEY FELLOWS
SHOWING UNwILLINGNESS TO CON-
TINUE TIE CASE.

Binghamton. y. y. Feb. 24.-At the term of the
Supreme Court which began in this city this morn
ing Ira Shafcr of York in the case of The People
Of the state of New York against Thomas Ceary, ex
Alderman charged with bribery moved that the action
be dismissed Two letters from District-A Attorney
Fellows. Of New York. were read in which IL was
stated that he did not deem it wise to continue tho
prosecution because of the difficulty in procuring su
fcent evidence. Mr.. Skaters motion was granted by
Judge Parker.
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DO mestic Giluations Wanteo
Females.

NAYS WORK or WASHING.-By q re-
~ spectacle woman, at home references.
/ OS1 IOfh-aYp
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domestic Gllultlons tUnntc0.

Males.
- CTLLR.-By middle-sgod man In pri-
ID Natr family thorough 30 M dutir.
city oT country, best references T. H.
3ts West i3d-st.
- UTiTR.-By a TRAINED Inrhshman
ID where -ccond-uau co. lmtloi nald !.
kept 30 year. ~ age THOMAS. care ~
Nlrs. Eyrnc. i23 West 2ita-.t.
COACHMAN.-By white married man
u can give best city references. Address
NJ. S, Box IL. Tribune once.
I,OACHNiAN and GAHDtNER.-By
u strictly temperate single man Keeps
carriage. and hnfncs. In good order; EAR
dcnlhr Ncgctabio-. flowers. POSES, lawns
&C.. good city aud country reference. 1884
rari. Row.
I,OACHMAN and vegetable eardrn'r b,
u q rlnglc man thoroughly understands
care house. lawn, WALLIS, anything on E'h-
tIcmnu'. place. good r'fercnc'. Adde'S
WILLING. Box -. Tribune once.
nOACuMAN and GEOOM-By a sober.
Y steady single man present employer
giving up horse. cnn be- seen In town lt
present. country preferred. 'alI or al.
dress II. ~. 800 ith-a'e.
EOACHMAN, GARDENER and USE
Y, FII.-MAN.-By g0uu" Nwcdr; good
with horses, caFc and driving can MIX.
attend fres BE- useful inside and out good
tef, rencc. At CARPENTERS. lOS 6'h-a'c.
CONCHAAN and GARDEN ER.-By sin
u Gle man in p.iN1t" family . year,
experience: careful driver; can milk; can
See last employer In regard o. reference.
Address IL. H., $50 East ilth-st.
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Buslness q hances.

A IL.ESTABLISHED, pay .. abso.
"A lutolv cash business l. Offer at half
JOS .aluc 10 close an estate; must DC sold'
2a4 broadway. Heesa H.
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Real estate fUantc0.

I WANT no HIRE farm In New-Jersev.
| about ore hour from city. Particulars
70 y. y. j.. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

DAYS WORK by respectable colored
- girl. Gail 2lS Sulliyan.st., rear, top
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years ago. is the "Vist of the Marquse.o Mr.;
MacEwen's Ghost Story is brilliant and well
managed 70 color, and Mrs. Merritt shows num-
Der Of carefully painted fulllength portraits.
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Gclp 0antt0.

W GRITTY, capable person, o. ON pol
w tons - all grades can b" secured hy
applying 'hr." DAYS loo advance a. the
CHRISTIAN AID 20 IMPLpINEN 4 50.
OILTN. 10 Bible House.
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E,LATS TO LET IL THE
i GORDON.
s9,h-st.. 9th-ay-.; newly decorated steam
heat and 81 modern Improvements; rcnt
from eS5 ~ $50 per month; rooms ana
bath. Inquire u tho owner. on p'erhi@s.
I'M FIFTH AVENUE. 5th-ave. cor.
( s5th--t elegant suit IS Of apar'm'ht.
~ tan large light rooms and lafh with
buffers pantry. passenger and freight e!e-
vator. Inquire on premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

nays WORK.-By a respectable woman
~ TO work by the day at anything. 525
West 3 st-st I'd floor back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

nays WORK.-By a colored woman or
~ working home. Mrs. VINCENT, 420
West 32d.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

will not attend Christian schools unless hired to q
So and that whiskey imported by Christian traders
upsets all the good work done by the missionaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

1o1 CLINTON-AVT-IIaH a block f,om
IUI elevated station; handsomely fur
nished aIcDNc room, folding bed large closet
and at improvements, with irot-cla-s board
~ fnninrafn nIIcD-.
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flats co fei, Furnished.

LFGANTLY furnished flats city and
II country houses board IN licr - rent
% competent party: summer hotels s'1-
shore and inland DALEY. - ". 3jth-st.
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XCELLENT COOK, with best city ref.
IL erence; cook. wash and iron by the
day. Address ADVERTISER, 4S7 10TH
ave. near 3l.t-st., paper store.
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CHARLES rick & CO..
.0d..'. and gfh-aVe.

OITH.ST.. NFAR CENTRAL PARK.-
III 3--torv. hui't IN a most tho-o"eh man.
nor. only q 1000 ca-h required Do not
miss This opportunity: country property.
GEORGE SECLE. 1.7s3 Broadway near
hs'l.sf
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Citn Real estate Go Get

A -3l3.3o3 EAST -ST.-Loft, 70
n. let; VIII steam pnwcr: Pfinncll
sprinkler insurance AZ lowest rates. Apply
on the premises.
A -50i. 900 WEST 1fTH-ST-To rcnt.
N, with or without power f--tOry lHck
md iron factory building. 50N1DO Apply
on n--l-.c.. o. % lhl H-oalMaE.
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ATHLETIC GAMES AT DICKINSON COLLEGE.

ATHLEIIU TAl % n DIUhI7'O0'' V0I'1'I'0''
Carlisle Penn! Feb. ~ Specall.-TAe first annual
mid winter contest and gymnasium exhibition OF the
athletic association Of Dickinson College took place
This afternoon. The following the winners: High
kck-Patton feet and IA inch; pole vault-DownS.
= feet "a inches running high iump-Whitins and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
ICE COVERS THE FISHING BANKS.

in Essex and Hudson Counties will be obliged to serv
without pay.
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Citn real estate for Sale,

For SALE corner on g, gth-ay AVE-; l new
10 agents. Address Z. +. CALLAHAN,
500 Essf 4Odst
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ID OY wanted 90 work foo o p1Har loN 'lr-
ID tpfF Apply carly Tuesday i"r..ns.
Iu- lI..sf.r.-f
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" OF NJ girl a. chambcrmaid waitress
1 or to do plain sewing; personal city
reference. 53I West 4Sth.st.. 80 noas.
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A YOUNG man with 5000 wanted ~
"A working partner In good rtllaOlc
| business. For particulars apply 10 ). g.
JONES, 90 aud 81 Park Row.
AMTAT MARKET ON Broadway. 81, JC0;
y restaurant. Canal-~t., ~ POO, small
coffee and cake saloon. $50: partner
wanted with $3.50 UP in good business.
JONES. 6j PARK Row.
- OOkKEfPIR and CASHIER can sc-
10 cure ouc-thud mirN-t ln PAYING
printing house Tor ~ 600 cash; balance OF
payments can Doe made ont of profits. Nd
dress PROFITABLE. Tribune oiire.
ID OOKBINDEKY.- Old It in the
ID United ~tnic- for disposal with fixtures
and machinery: business Good a. ..nins
health Of proprietor. JAS. J.. W NLh LE
corner Frankfort and Jacob st~.' CIV.
DARGAIN for PARTY with smuH capital;
I'D lad"-' Shoe factory perfect o,d'r;
cheap rent; me city location; prc" low,
part cash. BARGAIN. Tribune Office.
4, CONTROLLING ISTIRISI may Do s"-
I cured 600 manufacturing corporation,
with WORKS fully equipped for hiah.N profit.
able or.in,,' Er,No,y,G,pplo 2,'gnI . H., 6 59
NOR SALE.-In Newark. y. j.. drug
L store. doing a good cuisines, and situated
on one ~ N" Vrin ipal avenues q business
opportunity seldom offered. For terms. Sc.
Hd,fcs- or apply 20 Jos. J.. NERlDIrH
Cclluloid Brush Co.. Newark. y. j.
II oKTUNIS ~ PATIENTS. sixteen
I classified a. textile woods. metals.
cl.ctrica'- on -alr exchange. ROYALTY ,
rch,- eos % $4,000. JANIS ADAIR.
$50 Broadway. Room Z.
I BUY TOR CASH snv stock ~ m"r.
chnrdi-c. or buy en,rr stores out
NCHWFINBUBG Gi Nalt.rst. Liberal
commissions pad 70 agent.
DOR sALU.-N.at and n-h me-Fct
L ciu,.. ,.cnne-, no arent-. Apply at
40 q
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IN AR ROCK AWAY.--Any party desiring
10 nurchase cottage, partially fur-
ntsbed Containing & rooms. besides Kitchen,
laundry bath and serysnti rooms ocN w,.h s DE
Saw address HOLMAN. e. East 55th'st.
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va ASKING. BY German woman, In or
w ont ~ the hoe; reference. Mrs.
SANDERS, 202 W. 60th.st, LIST floor back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

~ ENILENAN. having sod hs horse and
VI going abroad will sacrifice balance Of
outfit for Sl3j; elegant sidchar top buggy.
stable and dress blankets cost 1f65 IS
last Novemt er. Inquire at private stable.
Il West 44fh-St
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NOTICE.-FOrrclo>uro sale ~ y truck
~ and eXpfess horses. weighing from $50
to l 800 rs, including several team. ages
from g. ; years, IA excellent ,ondiuon
if not sold at private sale before NcdLes-
public auction on Thursday. 2S'h inst.
Full particulars at stable, 139 Mott-st.,
near Graud.st. &. R. POMLKOA. ATTY.
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Buslnces Chances.

A YOUNG man with 5000 wanted ~
~ working partner In good reliable
business For particulars apply 70 j. g..
JONES. 80 aud 81 Park Row.
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vounirp Real gsiate for Sale.

EAR ROCKAwAY:mIwo parcels srcel .it acres tS
the most desirable locality a great OppOf-
tuDity for investment; there are no plots
there more eligible. y. ;. JONES, "
East J5th-st
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FOR yEvy.roRK AND NEW ENGLAND FAIRS.

EOR NEW Il URh AND NEH-ENuLA'D T-iI"''
Albany, Feb. 81 (SpeciaD.- There was another en-
busiastic meeting of residents of Albany, Troy and
the surrounding towns this evening, looking to tho
completion of the New-York and New-England Fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
up corJD mas NOT BOvGHT COAL LANDS.

George g. Gould said yesterday to Tribune re-
porcr that there was no truth in the published report
that his father Jay Gould, had recently bought lou
Of coal lands in the Southwest in the name OF the
Missouri Pacific Coal Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
Oressmnkina.

RTISTIC DRESSMAKING street cos
"A tuInes, dinner and evening dresses
reasonable prices hOtrl order, on - hours
notice. Mr.. McELROY, - East Jth-st,
opposite DrunlIg's.
4 RTISTIC drssmaking, street costumes.
n tea gowns ana wraps. for the ncAt
three weeks; spring Work done ~ reduced
rates. Mime. OWEN. 202 Wc-; I'd ~.
~ POWER. formerly WITH Mime. Dicdrn,
vi. VIII work cheap this E""th. ~
West 35th.st.
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domestic 5iiuatlous Uallteo
AIalea.

Males.
II SEFUL-MAN.-A young cOlored man
- wants a situation at waiting or house.
work make himself generally usefIl 9 SSS
o. rcictenc" Address W. /. ENNIS' 40
West 47th-st.
PIT SEFUL.MAN.-Wanted, by married
u man, aged 80, Dane, a situation a USE
ful-man m -,Cre or factory; handy with az
Ei"dS Of tOot- not afraid Of work; best OF
relrrence honest and reliable ,,I mIst hISe
2il York-st., Brooklyn.
TSEFUL.MLN.-B Trustworthy and re-
y liable young men c0lO.ed and white;
able and willing o please; useful az any
work; city or country city references.
Ready at the HONE BUREAU, 135 9th
ave, near l0th-st.
SEFUL.NAN.-B sober. married
x man in need 81 work at anything;
has worked diving. restaurant, i-h and
hatcher business. L., 2O6 East Houston
70, basement.
u sEFUL.NAN.-On gcn,leman's place;
= undef,t4n gardening. care or horses
sud COWS. }. H., Tribune Uptown once,
tX ORKING FOREMAN on farm or
W dairymhn understand, either; Amer.
lean, uafrIu 80. ! reference. \. La
Di p. at carpenter, los 1th-aNe.
w AtTER.-By respectable Young man
w I25I. late ~ Tuxedo PARK Club. APP
Ilv POLLARD 22s West Glst-st.
w AITER.-By German. % just arrived
w recommendation els or country
wages no object. =. B. Tribune Ofire
- OF NG man wishes position AZ office
4 work ; wears experience IN iron bust
urss can keep books. NJ =. o., I'll East
e2d--t.
" OI-SG NAN wishes situation I'm private
1 hoarding-hou-c can Assist N waiting,
lean windows, bras.es md furnace. Call
s.3 Tfh.ase. II MURPHY.
NOCNG Man desire, position in country
4 a. any.hlag; would like 10 Learn gar
dcniug farming Or other trade good work
rr: excellent references. Address ILL
ING. $40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25

Cleary tried two years ago on the charge of
bribery and the jury disagreed half of the jury favor
ing acquittal Ceary is the iantor of the Equitable
Building and was member of the DOODLE Board Of
Aldermen who granted the franchise to the Broadway
Surface Railroad He reelected on the County
Democracy ticket after his action in voting for the
franchise and was, according to Fullgraf and Duly
member OF the combine" formed Cor plumber IN the
Board of Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-25
FURNISHED Rooms.

IL URNISHED room for one or two out
through the day; li2ht room. III
west 33d-st.
ID RETTIIY FURNISHED large front
room 50; hall rooms. llS W. 42d-ft.
ID RIVATE family will 1T large furnished
front room for gentlemen or house
keeping 300 West 42d.st.
Two RENT.-In Cambridge. 5th.ayc. and
Il 33d-st., rooms until July can De- had
nom the lessee very low. Address T.,
l0i West Glst-st.
II EAST 32D-ST.-Hands0melv furnl.hpd
Afooms; hrst-class private house refer.
cnCeS.
90 DIST, 826 WEST-Largc front room.
20 with alcOve private bath hot and
cold water; neatly furnished private
iahly ii'rehct-.
O~ TH.ST.. 81 WEST Handsomely nm
~ nishcd adjoining rooms on I'd floor:
also rooms on 4th noor.
o. TH.ST., 1876 WEST near Broadway
Cf Handsomely furnished square rooms
gentlemen.
INt TII.ST.. 81 WEST opposite NJ.
~ Morris Park.-Furnished room
private afternoon
10 FAST 2IsT.ST, North Gramcrcy
IA Handsomely furnished rooms
% let reference.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07
I'm Favor of Hawkes. New Crystaiized
Lenses Over All Others.

FROM THE EX-GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA
TALLAHAssEE, Fla, March 5, 1888.
Mr.. A. X. Hawkes., Atlanta, Ca
Dear Sir: l have thoroughly tested
the glasses you fitted to my eyes some
time since, aud have found them to
possess soilness of vision which sur
passes anything of the kind [ have
ever used. Respectfully,
w. d. BLOXHAM.
HIS SIGHT RESTORED.
Mr.. A. X. Hawkes.: About year
ago | procured my first pair OF glasses
from some dealer, but they strained
my eyes and caused them to ache.
then bought pair of your Crystallized
Lenses, and the effect has been won
derful, as proof Of which do not use
any glasses now and see as well as ever.
+. Z. DANIEL, NJ. D.,
Editor Texas Medical Record.
All eyes fitted al drugstore of Chas.
Lyle & Co. decl2 II
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-01-07

Duelipg is going out Of fashion, 10 q
great extent, in this country, but is still
too much in vogue among the older
civilizations in Europe. Bloody-minded
Frenchmen do not hesitate to pierce
each other for political differences,
and not worry long ago the fighting
General Boulanger was punctured in
the neck by q political rival.
In Germany. army officers often
settle their differences by resort to
the code, and recently at Nsusatz,
Hungary, 40 result Of newspaper
quarrel, two editors fought a duel,
in which one of them was killed.
American, and especially Southern
editors, at one time considered The
duel almost the only means of settling
. dispute. Now, however, they hap
PLY show q greater regard for their own
lives, for the welfare of their families
and for public opinion.