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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-01
wAnktAKus COZ Srx.
Mere Land Takes a, Than IN Any rs
Ffaus Year.

Mere land Taksa W Tham Ia Any Pre-
sfoas Year.
No boom has struck tbis county. bat
within The LAST year mere land has beea
taken Wp nnder the timber. presumption
ami homestead acts than ever before il her
history. tsathlames she cunntv seat, Aas
haan nlatte3 Ana a number al buildings
have barn Constructed ca lets hssesi.
logs ag and ashlng. the pstae{p6l indus-
tres. have hsea brisk. ia the latter line
WshkAknm fssrutShtar sheas ene-thsr8 ef
The sAinon rack q tae Columbia Heg
ssven cauasr8ss outputs we're a. fellows
wg.llssa Bnue .....--.... ,..s..-.-.... seo
karskA rsekin1 CeEapsny .s>.-.......s. Ga "a
Rafsezsf 8 GO -.-ss-....s. se.sst.., $50
D. "a y afsea 4t.-,-. ....s..... Il aea
osesa Ca0ussE Company .-..s.-..-.-. iaa1
d q MeFtsr - ........... aGass
fltsg 6oek yaek1ag Cessp&n2 -s.s.... azee
Thss represents the pack in eases. whseh
aFe valaea a. ahsrs5 81 each
me xalmoa fsaesgaen catch f4rze unrs-
hers az stGrsy0n - tie wtatsr. whieh ase
naostiy frczsn and sAlppea ln selriesrzsay
cars o. the New fark market. TIE heasa
Of s. scArasss has saipps8 a soa IL star
F~oa ta Hamburg, tseFsaang. as an sxr~ri-
meat. aud Il tastr slarEesa shipments
f1ffN q tsstsS7% 80 ssass' s&%@ 81 N4slzseastA
s2iHsca Ahread.
rAS Csluuahis Rsrer iasassr Aaa Manu-
iSrsaring teusrAny. lseAsea a. Skauok A.
"a. tiTn eag ealso ieet 81 lamhss DAG.
whlsA = xaVpet sa sSAossaers - san FrAss-
ctssA A sita for a essasr~3atll hsS eeea So
les.e b TIE N5essAs BEoS., os RurtsnA. ssa
TIE ksokoss-.4. ats,3 ihs ma wtsl aeersesssl ia
ssss EfEios Te3vgy Nis.iloa fexs - les-s
ffoss thss eoantg aFs eaasaHsea b Part
Hard su5 Astoria ssaslas yrxFiy
Maals tie eo@ngy = pssreiTsfsy naoan-
talueas. covered sllA 81. srseee anA eo.szg
s=nshsr. ~ saaaN Walters ~taa E1okaagsn.
SsNaaeAAN2. 4aaa seaw. TT.soke4 geesk.
sssays FvSg snt fseea rgvez-ran bask
fsua tie fe1&sNsaa. ssa esssssaAzs gss.ss axrS-
essls4Fsi isaa
Aiopg stse Esssaleesa ase ~xsensv re nass
SD tasaAls wAlsA eanl .atrsy weTz nes
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-06

examination made myself confident newas
: worthy candidate. There were among
nur Arab attendants two robes hob uhiAAe
those iised Tor American TAPESTRIES anu
these we obtained. As we were 70 nave q
,arge proup of different nationalities pres
emit I dictated to my daughter a lew VERSES
and had COPIES enough made to alio" al
10 sing Our dragoman had a man iamll-
lar with the river wade through u across
10 show the depth and the swiftness OF inc
stream and the most appropriate place LOT
the emo Then | read from the blpie
Tho accounts of baptisms in that sacred
stream and implored the presence OF tne
Chr;st On whose head the dove descended
AZ the Jordan. Then as the candidate anu
myself stepped into the waters the peoPio
on the banks sang in fuli ana resoununs
voice; -
On ,Jordan's stormy banks stand
And cast a wishful eye
To Canaan's fair and happy iand'
Where my possessions he
oh. the transporting, rapturous scene
That rises to my sight;
sweet fields arrayed in living green
And rivers Of delight
By this time we had reached the mldale
~ tbe river. As the candidate sank under
the floods and rose again d a baptism
in the name of the Father, and the son, ana
the Holy Ghost, there rushed through our
! souls a tide of holy emotion such as we
snail not probably feel again until we step
into the Jordan that divides earth from
heaven. win those waters be deep WIZ
those tides be strong? No natter If Jesus
stems in with rs. Friends on this shore to
help us OF. Friends on the other shore to
see us land Seel They are coming down
tbe hills on the other side 10 greet us
How well we know their stepi How easily
we distinguish their voicesi From bank
To bank we hail them with tears aud they
hail us with palm branches. They say to
us. .Is that You father?" IS that You,
mothersp and we answer by asking, ia
that you, my darlingy' How near they
seem. and how narrow the stream that di'
vides usl
Could we but stand where Moses stood
And view the landscape DER,
Not Jordan's stream nor Deaths cold Hood
Could fright us from the shore.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-06
Country Merchants, Butch.

ers, PeddlerS, Produce Deal
ers, Tinmen, Marketmen and
traders generally will often find
the collecting of Calf Skins a
profitable addition to their
other business.
l desire to arrange with
some good man or hrmin every
village in the United States
and Canadas to take in and
ship to me the Calf Skins ia
ken off in their vicinity.
Cash furnished on satistac-
tory guarantee. For particu-
lars address, mentioning this
paper,
CARROLL S. PAGE,
Hyde Park, VT.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-11-06

tNew) $50 Organs s25. For catalogue address
EN-MaAnr nANIEL \. hEA1TN. Mashlnglon. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
GOOD ENOUGH Law FOR BRAZIL.

MERCHANTS NOT ALARMED AT TIA METHOD
OF AVOIDING IT SUGGESTED.
The dispatch from Rio DE- Janciro which was pub
lished yesterday, saying that new decree OF the Gov
eminent required all foreign companies doing business
in Brazil to transfer to that country two;hirdS OF the
entire capital within two Yeas Of their orsaniAaton'
and that conpanic, already in existence must d. tho
same within six months. the cause of considerable
surprise and discussion among the merchants Of this
city Interested in the brazilian trade Yc' there was
consensus of opinion to its real meaning or pos
sihlc elects.
\ member Of Of the best known firms having
interests in Brazil said: d" have really little faith
i'm that dispatch. II IS either incorrectly translated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

the April State election, receives cOmmendaton ana
it is suggested that the law be applied TO all elections
well as state and Congressional elections Inc
message recommends that the state Board OF Chari
ties and Correction be made paid commission that
the district school system be abolished. mat stalc
arnorics militia be established th&t the super
vision OF railroads be more complete, ana q Railroad
Commission of three be made instead of single Com
missioner that the Insurance Department be divorced
from the State Auditors Orice and be given more
authority: that the state control the business Of for
eicu investment companies. who now have free run
I'm Rhode Island that the statutes lie revised that
read Improvement, throughout the state receive at
tentiou and commission be appointed 10 inquire into
this matter, and that new sources 81! revenue be
opened. The state Treasury now has a surplus of
100000, and the Massachusetts law i quoted
frequently model by which ~ improve the laws
Of TIL state 50 far as they relate to the rec0mmen
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
TO WORDS AND ALMOST To BLOWS.
. FIGHT BETWEEN soUTuERNERs NARROWLY

A FIGHT BETWEEN SOUTHERNERS NARROWLY
AVERTED AT THE COTTON EXCHANGE
A large volume Of business was transacted yester-
day on the Cotton Exchange 174,4OO bales being
sold. 1t was an exciting day, and perhaps the
spirit Of the trade responsible for clash be-
tween three brokers Il. II. RouDtree, elderly
member Of the Exchange and well known in the
trade, and H. f. Huston, young member from Viz
eina, were negotiating contract shortly after the
close Of hours Mr.. Huston got excited, and SO dld
Mr.. Rountrce. Their arguments clashed and In a
flash Mr.. Huston said TO Mr. Rountree: Nou are a
liar Mr.. Rountrce retorted: "NOu are another
"GuS7 Rountree the young son OF Mr. llustons ad-
versary, a native of South Carolina and new MEM
Der Of the Exchange, threw himself into the breach
and announced that he would let no man call his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

or incomplete At present, foreign corporations such
as insurance companies required to deposit Ger
tain amount Of money optional with the Government
But the dispatch, : published, Is an absurdity.'
shipton Green whose company has also large con.
ncctons i'm Brazil, said that American interests would
not surer much by the decree But" he continued,
il does not amount 10 much. Ii Is the same law III
reality as already exists i'm other countries"
A member of the firm OF W. X. Grace Co. thought
the measure wise one for Brazil. II banking
fim in Rio he said has nominal capital ~
II 100000 but has $4,000 invested or hcid IN
London Erazilans have not proper security against
loss security is hat they wish. The law IS IN
fact similar to regulations regarding certain stock
companies i'm this country
ANOTHER man who has an extensive trade with the
row Repuhlc said Merchants Will not submit to
such rr-ulati0ns. However there is simple way
Il avoiding the decree: by reducing the capital.
che capa can be reduced 20 ten cents II necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
RHODE ISLANDS LEGISLATURE
MEETING OF THE JANUARY sEssION-GOvERNoR
LADD'S RECOMMENDATIONS

Providence, X. l., Jan. 21.~-The January session Of
the General Assembly convened in this city this
morning. Governor If. W. Ladd presented MS mes.
sage which read in both Houses In the Sen.
ate the several topics were referred aud in the
House the message was made the special order for
Wednesday. In the House notice was given of a bill
TO abolish jury trial in the Supreme Court to increase
the number of the justices and 10 increase their pay.
Notice was also given of bill creating a savings
Bank Commission. \ bill 10 incorporate the Worccs-
ter Providence and Bristol Railroad and to constructs
elevated track in this city to connect the Bristol
and Fall River Road with the Union station was in
trOduccd.
In the message Of Governor Ladd, the building OF
new state House t. replace the present structure In
Providence, which is 1870 years old. is strongly urged
and appendix gives pictures Of the Capitol buld
ings Of twelve states and Of Rhode Island Tor com
parsln. The High License law is considered at
length and one or two vital recommendations made
The Ballot Reform law, which goes INTO practice at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

father a liar. He said something else. too, ana hs's
waved in the air as the two powerful men prepared
70 SQUARE of at each other. II. H. lie Counte cas-.
himself between the two, and thus stopped WHAT
promised to be hot fight a.,
Huston cooled down and begged the elder Mr. Roun-
frees pardon. lie said aferward that he was sorry
that the row. had happened and that news of II got
out. Young Mr. ROuntree simply smiled when ne was
asked about the trouble and said that 1t was all over
now 1t is not probable that the Exchange VIII tako
any notice of the affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
TAILoRs DISCUSS THEIR GRIEVANCES.

TATLVRS D7NTT NJ THLIR THIL lT7T Inv
Chicago. Jan. II (SpcCiaU.-N the meeting OF TIC
Merchant Taiiors' National Exchange today, Prcst-
dent Turner denounced the evil done the trade by
agents Of English tailors who take orders In this
country for clothing to be made in England "Thcsc
goods said he "are made at about 80 per cent of
what they would cost here
James s. Burbank financial and corresponding sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
SALE OF THE YACHT MAYFLOWER'

Boston, Jan. 21.-The schooner yacht Mayhower mss
been bought by william AmOry Gardiner, of this city
from Francis r. Undcrh Of New-lorh The May
flower altered TO a schooner last year by Mr.. I'M
derhill and her present rig will be maintained The
sale was made through Mr.. Burgess. Mr.. Gardiner
is at present OF the yacht Rebecca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

MIX PRDDTCERS " DITCHENS COTNTY.
Poughkcepsie. Jan. 81 (Spcciab.-Thc milk pro.
ducers Of this vicinity have held meeting and
signed agreement charging dealers IL cents
per qusrt for the first six months. beginning in
April and - cents per quart for the next six
months beginning in october. one of the producers
said: a quarter Of a cent each quart will
make $50 difference 10 each producing farmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

Another said he Jed eleven pounds 81 gram 10
each OF his thirteen cows, and the whole thirteen
will not average him more than dollar a day net
on the milk. still another said that the retail
dealers are cutting their prices down and that the
creameries giving less for milk than they ought
10. The president IF the meeting said IT was unie
for farmers to establish their own prices, IN the paso
they have had to take whatever price they cOuId
get and il is time for farmers 10 combine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
domestic Hiiulnun5 OdutcC
Males

Males
A FARMER and VEGETABLE GAR.
N pINIE. a No. out.tr make. Jud
Ioultry Raiser, having ~ years 'Np'.l'Lc"
a. a, ia,t.i"s no. ti,ifn''d . Mi.' 20.
March ! u1 other u.'d apYif gentleman F.,
ila'" oui' 80" 3o. pofr'tautt MANNED
mIh, uo shi'dlru. hddr0,, II. II. II N'-
LtIY, MNbun. y. j.
TIEADANT and NUKSE. haiiuo high
a est recon ncudat!on- tom phNsiciJn@
"nd ioiE'r pact Hi.A'- situation nd-
Nrrtis,r &, al-O qualified ma--rur. Please
addroa, ATTENDANT. Tribune Ohcr.
A Young MAN. VITA several year cN-
"A p"ricncc ,utn ho,re-, would IiA" a
position ~ foreman 81 u>otN or gentleman =
best 81 reference. Adiir-, FAST HORSES,
81 Spccdwoil-aNc., Morri~toUn, y. j.
DUrLEE or WAITER ~ sing" nan.
- middlr-apr. ia private ilnulA guol
coy rf,nnc,,. WM. AKMSi KONG, 900
1d-aN".. upper noor
ID UTLEE COOK Man GOOD vait.r car.
- Yer, -p.A. several iturrHr,-; wife
hIrt-cla-- cook aud lIuair 80. wish -itua-
lions BOO BrOONyn. Ad'.r-. MI NltA, 70
lrnhlin-a,r.. neN' stof' H{o'm fn.
BUTLER by yoGn. iu-i-ulIsu with
ID % year, uI,'-c'a-- cts references. Adj
dress "l:IMWADE. $50 W'-t :3th--t.
4 ook rs a fr,ncii. an asit-cla~, pri-
- waite f'UI!v hoaI.ln. .hrurr or hospital F.,
understands pa try; can keep h.trhcn IN
s'poI.ouirr. wage, moderate. hr-t cts RI
rnncc-. Address $50 Wet 2Gth--t, ID
floor
4 OAClIMAN.-lty Il lir-t-clr-. man; sew
I cral years first class clfy reference. q
from ias. employer; city 10 country.
COAtlMhN. 80 west 'i.h-st.
n OACIMAN.-By a urst-clt., man
v styll-h cltv diver thoruurhlv under.
stands the car" ~ fine HORSES ard Carriages .
willing and obiieinr; mo- objections 10 the
conutrr good city references. Call or adj
dress 2p1 Fact I ifn--t.
EONCHNAN and GAEDFNER.-B. q
- Herman a. general u.s. ful-man ON gen
tlcman's place; good caictalsrr ~ hor-cs.
harness. carriages, Nr.. garden Work,
lawns, milking; good rcfcrcnea At CAR
PENTERiS. los Gth.avo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22

rotary Of the association, said 1--WE want change
in the tariff laws by which the amount OF clothing
that NAV be brought into this country free Of duty by
an Individual may be limited As it is now any one
can bring over trunks full of clothes for himself and
friends free of duty while must pay Al per cent
ON the cloth we import and must pay much higher
wages than are paid in En- gland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
Citn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE.-A corner on 9th-ave.; new
j building terms reasonable PIice low ;
no agents. Address L. +. CALLAHAN,
go East 42d-st
o1- O0O IA WEST 13lST.ST.. near
SI0,UUU. shave; thrce-,tory stone
a perfect gem; terms easy. Apply on
pr.ruf.a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
Gonnirn Real estate for Sale


Al ti;ANlOKD. - minute, from New
N NOfH on Contra. l.. X. OF y. j., dcsir-
Abe French IOf house FOR sale Ipoh7,
barn ana fruit lot lOp,-Cci rood situation,
near station. ABBY 10 WI. u. BIGLLOW,
Crawford, Union CO., y. T., OF CHAS. LEO
ABiN, II Maiden Lane. y. y.
A GENCN FOR MONTCLAIR-IIa Hand
"A some residences and building sites for
-a.c: house, Co let, furnishes or unfI.r-
lished. TUBES 4 TAYLOR. Eccknan-st.
II LORIDA ORANGE GROVE and rrsi.
l. drncr: $50 feet front ou st. Johns
.sivcr; 20 mile, south o. Jacksonville: 81
acres: house 10 rooms 900 trees, 700
bearing. churcha~. schools stores. &c.
price 80 600 cash, or might exchange.
Apply H. g. MAXIM, lG Exchange Place,
EOE sALE.-A fine little place in Wind.
4 ham Centre. Conn, close Dy churche.
.cho i~ and po-tofic-: within nil. -
two liilrOad stations Just night for . SUM
n.cf residence, n desired. adore. Tor pdr-
t'cul,r- Lock Boz 3lG. WDlman'lc, Conn.
y OrRTTET beautiful GOT los sale On
mn WV Park. near south YOnkcrs.
". .. e.. l53 4th-aVc.
NOR SNLF..-GiO lots with bulkhcad
i water f,0nt ou Ncw'Own Greek suit
able for manufactures dwellings Nc. APP
ply b = Il. SCUIEFFELlN. J15 Madison
aye. o. \. KAPtLYE, 700 Fulton-s,.,
NewYofk.
NOR SALE. STATLN IsLAND.--iG
i acres. choice location; suitable Tor
hui ding ste. or hotel Apply 10 ). u.
SCHIEFFrLIN. 9Js Madi-SI-alc.. Or a.
l:APEI.YE. 100 fuiton-st., N""-i0ik.
Two SMALL FARMS for sale building,
m9 produce god crops q ISL. it,
ar.rY. corn &C.,, no waste lAna W,
vHt"i n,ar tiii1ge and y G., X r., y.
station q Scnnctt. y. Y. JOHN Il. PAGE.
Fos other real e-,a,e al, see I'm paqe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
Eflu uOlnieo.
Males

Males
ID ORTER WANTED.-Strong, sober man
L who can read and write white or cololgd
Protestant; wages 80 per week. PORTER,
Il. o. Box 3,.is.
Females.
NOOK WANTED.-Onl those thor
Y oYlhly competent need apply; wage
80 per i.oHih. I 20 family have second.
XIII and gardener situation may BE- retained
for yraI, ly giving satisfaction good home
ln pleasant town aud delightful climate (,
railway laIr viii De- refunded II party re-
mains one year can give ample NrN- orN
city business reference a. 10 standing dp-
plicant must stud recommended om5. Al
dress T.. o. Box Il. Palestine, IcA.
n GOD scaustrc.s would Ike position Ia
VI hotel or school would take charge
Of the linen.room best % reference. Ad-
dress A.. Box 10. Tribune Onice.
Az ANTED.-A nrst-ola-s American cook.
w Ncw-Eugland woman preferred. Tor
hT-t-cl1.s boarding -houS. rool Wag'-. l..
". LYON. l@5 Lafny"lI' ave. Blooklyn,
near ONford-st. take ful"u-a'e. caf'.
w ANTED-A Protestant woman a. good
W coon and laundrr.s, references r.
qulfcd. Apply %, 90 West iGth--t.
w ANTEp.-A rrot.,tan woman ~ cha'n.
w irrnail and Watl---. reference, ic-
ocircd A4nly ~ 2ld West idth--t.
w ASTED.-A competent housrkecpcr ipf
w laIsc city private hOus'. Adil,--
Bon -. Tribune Uptown oMcc LIS
Broad wa.
NSHTI:W WOMEN. sculbN omen. d'y-'
w ,or., Furnished hy CHARITY ORGAN
lLNTION SOCIETY % 3d-aNr. no charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
FURNISHED Rooms .

A AN ATTRACTIVE PARLOR and
ray Iliil Offices and studios prices To suit
all; every house inspected; Information
free. l.. \. DALEY,
Everett Directory, "A West 95tb-st
n ICELN furnished front room I'd noor
-; also hall room. IL 90. 80 West
24th-St.
TO LET.-Haucsome. furnished rooms
L IL East lNth-St.; contra. location.
II CHARLEs-S T.-Two wcll-fulnshcd
i square rooms. ON second and thiId
floors. in a private house; reasonable to
neat PARTIES hot and cold water.
10 TH.ST.. A. EAST. near Broadway
- Handsomely furnished large and small
rooms southern exposure gentlemen.
~ TH.ST.. 23i WEST, near Broadway.
IT Handsome rooms for gentlemen only
appointment, and attendance hrstclass
private house.
~ ST-ST.. - WESr.-Comfortabe fur
4 L ni~hcd room t. ley 10 gentleman
every convenience; near IL station; Iri-
Natc house.
10 NhDISON-ANE. - Elegantly fur
! 30 ni~hcd apartments for gentlemen
also single room irst-claSs in every rartic-
ular
1of- LEXINGTON-AVE. near Cen
I.Cf tral Park and elevated station.
-ElcG2utly fur''ishtd rooms private bath
and dressing rooms. gentlemen only ine
new house: choice location.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
DR. BAscou's LECTURES on SoCIoLoGY.'

Delaware, Ohio, Jan. 21.-EX President John Bascom
begins Of lectures January % before the
Ohio Wesleyan University on sociology DR.. Bas-
com has lectured upon the same theme before Johns
Hopkins University and Of the leading universe
ties in New England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
Real Cstate 10 CxrhanQe.

rn0 ACRES back Jcr,ev CITY, $500 acre,
DUU TO. city COZ BroOhlyu prop iN %
a,I-- near E0iduaui. for ndt7 and cash 3
.lty property Ior farms aud summer sic
G n,,.- stocks and bonds Tor real. "7tat"
N0.iolk, Va, truck llim for nat ca'n Tor
q brewery. II. -. JOHNSON, JR., III
Broadway, Room r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
for Sale.

~ TYPEWRITER. Remington 40. Q, and
llamm,nd Tor sale, bargain. Room
100. Stewart Huildnr.
81, 800, 900 TVS n 2 ! TOP organs organs.
80 % new pianofo'te-. $50 DANIEL b.
BEATTY. Washington. New-Jersey.
800 600 EN SS, 1.'I iSo,. l95 $40 e.
.G P1LLSBURY & CO., Manufacturers,
$50 Gth-syc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-22
n)ork il)anic0.
Males.

Males.
/ ID ORTER.-By young nan; strictly
i temperate nr~t-cla-- reference. Al.
dress +. O., 73o 1o.h-ave.
/ ID OETER.-Iy RESPECTABLE man. e. ilquor
porter; well experienced ~ tAe bust
/ ness good rough cooper. good reference.
g. w. 80 East 7O'h->'.
ID ORTER-By mddlc.ag.d. married Cor
i man FOR delivery. &c. years Ia l.st
/ employment: rally best reference. *.
| Bon 30. Tribune ONCE.
/ ID ELIABLE young man NJ -. not af'3h
IL 81 work. wauts situation of any Kind.
/ Address G. W. l6s Bndfo'd-,t.. klyn.
SITCATION wanted by a youne man
| - with "A chance of Advancement; age 81.
/ Address J. II. c.. Tribune onicr.
S,ITU ALTON WANrED.-Practicai capon.
- iLcr: understands care OF fowls. &;
/ also 10 years rNp.f fence with bees. L. K.
CCYLEE. Rap.dln Station. Culpcpcr
county, Va,
/ IITATGON wanted by an educated
- reliable. honest man, -, speak, G"r-
man and English. writes good hand,
know, bookhc ping, has DNleriencr in RAJ
cs'atr business: tlll and healthy, ard
willing 10 do WORK OF any kind would also
travel or go to country good references.
Address y. y. y. LOO East i1th-st
/ - ALENMAN sporting good, guns,
- NcI: 80 y'ar,' experience willing 10
work best ~ reference. AdLr'-- JollN 4.
JoCHt NJ. sol -. Marks Place. nljn.
1T NoGEArHsEs and Remington .por.
> a'o.- ."'-.d to 9Fi;'e SrHl 2S 40
+ nESIDiCT. ~ Iifoadway.
NlTUArION JOS young man., =;
- y,lf-' experience electric light n
hand, with toll, and can assist in ma K
iu- and shipping. strictly temperate. AG-
+ DIES, ". IT,. HoN so. Tribune Olico.
/ rrO PEINTIRS.-A nr.'-cla,- prc,,uau.
Who is also a licensed engineer wants
-t.ady situation wage modalat". Address
T H.. Tribune Onicc.
AZ ATCHMAN. COMPETENT. steady
w man. a. Nat imam OF any y'a,r "
+ ". Brown. 1852 "tn-oN".
XVANrED.- Position o' any Kind by q r.
w -p".rlble Young man, is % very nice
writer und wiling to make himself r"utr-
aUy useful; 40 agents. Addr',- 80 Last
l6ith--t.
I IVANIID situation rs b,oshr per,
~ young mln. correct ana accurate 10
lrur,, apd p,nman hr-t frf-r.rc.~ Adj
dress g. 40 Aomc "A. THOMPSON. 453
w tNIEp. Position Dos young m1u iny-
w ar general h.-in.-, export n,."
where honest VQt. r4. Dee alN.. .If.d
+ re',r.noe-. ,,., mod mt.. Aal.,-, g.,
w ANILp.-A position a- -t.nprl1phrr
aud fl ''i-''-. .app.i ani in..i .'..h'
Do. own m1 hIIr. AIt.--. - lt't'rI'
nf. ILLlEf ROBBINS. North BnD.h,
w oE'HY. ,.pahi. person. 90 d. ro..-
,nui'In- Mr." dave 10 ~ ~ Oh.
CHRISTIAN AID TO EMPLOYMENT
+ society,". - Hihi" House.
w ANrED rlar. a, rort.r la a wnel,, ~,
Wrst iGth--t. ". e.. ~Ao" STORE
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C,tn Real estate 60 frt.

~ ONIFORTABLE HOUSE; rooms,
L bathroom all cOnNenionccs rent low
I3tb..t. between I'd and lst 'N"-. =.
HARDING. Haldng's Music Once -
BOvrfy.
nor EENT.-Dc-k room and roH-t"p
i desk; thoroughly furnished once, VIA
All privileges and convenience. Room =,
10 Park Row.
? TH.AVF.. opposite Brunswick. elegant
y nist.class fo0r. - feet mont. 70 I't
or lease reasonably for fin" business pur-
poses RIKEE a SONS 9o6 6th-aNe.
4 TH-AVE.. between lith and l3th 81.
I1,sinr.. $40 and SIS. n rented lumodi-
atelv. Apply y. !. WATCH REP'G CO..
Oh Gfh.aNe.