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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
he SwoRE THAT He WAS 4 FAD NAV.

one Of the jurors who asked Judge Fitzgerald in the
General sessions yesterday, to be excused from Jury
duty was Joseph b. Gross, who appeared by the
Sherih's return to be in the cigar business and 10
live at No. II LeNinCton-ave.
What is your excuse?" Judge Fitzgerald asked
am IN the pool business and / suppose that !, a
good reason" the juror said
Judge Fitzgerald answered: Il can excuse yon n
Won are not man Of good moral character. Don't
YOU think your character is good enough n hermit
OF Your serving "a juror
No, sir" was the reply.
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Gclp nOdnlco.
Diales.


4 MOTHER salesman wanted Tor pc"
"A and remarkable book by W. d. How
cll- and 7. :. Perry. Published hY Iarl'r
s Brothers sold only hy subscription tN-
ccllcut opportunity for = permanent ana in.
dependent position. Addr77 WALTZ TX
BKOWN, 80 Na>sau.st.. Ncw-lork.
.GINTo cycr,whcrc to scu Orchid
n Cream" Tor u" complexion po-iiiNr
cure for piupio, frocNc7. Nc.i guaranteed
free from hnfmfu in"rcdlent- sell. RAPIDLY
Address with stamp. GEO. J." liA"Elt s.
CO.. South E"nd- Ind.
II you ARE our OF EMPLOY MENT
L or wish 90 make change, call al The Oh
r.Iiallc MrtrOpOl,ttn Agency positions pro
cured for mcn IL every line ~ business,
from ONCE UanIoT 10 Uofi"r-t CLOTHS, ca7h-
irr, and colIectors packers. hotel positions,
city and country. roachn'n; fr""m7. h'rm
hands useful mon on gentlemen places,
vatcAmrn. pOrfcr-. driver ana mechanics 3
new orders every mail. Call Tor ini"rina-
ton. Gs5 Broadway
PHYSICIAN. Wanted a. assistant
recent graduate ln medicine; must give
his full time ana De- well pori'u ea'iIA
200 pcr wear. board and room .l1ic nll
',tfirninr. Address ASSISTANT IfoN
4 Tribune Uptown once, las Hfond"nv.
S,AI.I.NMEN. educated men ready 10
- arcompany manager 90 Central New
YORK. splendid ~pCcln!iY, permanent anu
d,y 10 TO u. HOME LIBRARY ROOMS,
A East Iith-st. ask for Mr. Palmer
xur ANTTD- In Oaicc of 70 large W1uuhct-
w uring company. bright. smart boy 81
American parentaPe. about +Miccn year. oi
,g" Adore. with ri renee, MiI' M
TILE. Tribune ONO
Females.
PROTESTANT girl for general house
n work can AZ ll5 West 1921 st.
~,0oK WASHER and IRONEE.-To 20
L +, plaiufcld y. j. good references r.
ouired. Call . To MONDAY at 4 W. ''tn,,t.
WI ANTED a Swede or German airl' t,
w cook wash and iron Ia FAMILY OF
forr must have city reference Apply De-
tween . and / u. m. lis NcsI j-ls1'S''
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Domeellc Gllullor5 Uanit0
Males.


4 FIEST.CLNSS FARMER viii bc open
"a for 'nr'e'm"nt March or Npin J.
1890. a, foreman hr-t-clae7 REFERENCES.
Addrr-, FARMER. Putnam House, ith-
ave and 2d,h-st. y. y.
IL CTLEE COOK BY thoroughly compg-
ID tent ruupir. good references. ~ T.
IIK COOK. Trlbuu. ptoWn ONCE, us
l.roaG"ay.
COOk. By an Italian nr't-clas- pastry 3
I IAN speak French and English New
GHMAKoNE' j35' WI ioth.-t
n OACHMAN.- Nv AN Eusllsnian. mar.
y r.cd. agc g. thoroughly experienced
40 an is branches hr,t-cla>- reference.
Address 4. IT,. "A Rush-st.. lrookyn. f. u.
EOACUMAN.- "a strictly honest and
\ tcmucrlte Young married man, no
family flly understands the care of horses,
carriage, and hur harness also good v-Qr-
table GARDENER can shoe. very best ral"l-
rnc-, from Inst and former employers. Ad-
dress 3ii l~t-aNc.. Jri-Y titv.
EOACHMAN.-B nr,t-class single
Y man city or country Is strictly tenn
peraic; competent in The care of hor,ns
carriages. sc. Understands care ~ furnace !
not afraid 10 make himself generally u-"iut {;
viii hc well recommended. Address COACH'
MAN. Box Is. Tnhun" Once.
COACUMAN aud GROOM ~ q young
- single. man with good references VIII
b. found willing and oblRiug Adde'S
4. =. ~ Couovcf-,t. South BrooAln.
TOACIMNN. BY a thoroughly compe-
Y tent trustworthy man married iuily
understands his business Ia every respect ,
best Of city references. Address \. L.,
800 last slst-st.
HOAtHMNN aud GARDEN EE. Miik,
attend furnace and BE- ern, rally useful F.,
moderate Wagr, good reference. Address
T.. Bon +. lribuI, Onicc.
EOACIIMAN. -t,-n'l cInan want- ~itua
I tiou Ter bis ,ot,huarf single, tenn
prratc. thorousnly competent city ur c"un.
try; Understands gardening, milhit@ and
furnace. generally u-rtu! hlgnN i"'om-
wcndrd. DICKINSON. 1913 ith-a,r
n OACHMAN or GROOM By young
u Ncotchman understands his buSln,>~
tend furnace and be- generally useful last
employer recommends. =. T.. $40 B'Wav.
COACHMAN. MY thoroughly compr-
u tent and reliable single young German
understand, his dutic. Ia every respect 4,
al-l carr ~ furnace not afraid 90 make
himself generally useful best rDl noes.
| Address j. NJ. 10l West 9lst-st. 81 nat.
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,,rty 4 "a DrrRurDED ny Az ASSIGNMENT

CLAFLIN 4 60. DEFRtrDED ~ Az ASSIGNMENT
Eunalo Jan q (,pccial).-Gcorge Clinton. referee
i'm the shit brought by II. j.. Claim ~ 60. against
Albert Rivct. heavy dry goods dealer here
who failed three years ago, has decided
that the assignment VA, fraudulent. The first pre-
frrcd creditor was preferred IN accordance with
= deal made hcior, the assignment. ana II j. iohud
that Eivct drew ont of The business llHl before tlc
failure large sums OF money Wluch nc gave 10
M, wife 4 receiver Will be- appointed
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tUork u1dnlto.
enlales

Females.
YOrND lady would uh' envelope, or
y wrapper. to direct ~ hom" evenings.
AIIr--. IlONlI. lu3- 1th-ah".
ID O>IrlON a- ~t"noeraph'r and TYPE
v.Ifri experience. 2'l Bi"1dWaft
BrDoNyn.
SILNDGtAPHA iuc rhl'.N ttrIING.
- IaIt .rlGuhtr rarNa.G- COLLEGE.
.ir,.ti.at a,urri.ucr 90 Office vofh. d.-Ir'.,
Sill. tibi. position highest references. =. g.,
$50 Madison. ave.
" DrNt WpNAN. Scotch dr-ir., ~.fu1-
ton boo panntivlnr o1... r.i'r'n''-.
Apply &. g.. BOY LIS. 50 ,t-1N'., opuih
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Public Works Commissioner Gilroy yesterday called
10 hi, Office the representatives. OF the various gas
companies. steamhcating companies ana "ther cor
marathon. who are I'm the habit Of tearing mp the streets
IN LIGHT nrovoc,tious and informed them that here
after none Of the highways Of the city should be
moc~tcd except Iu cases 81 special Iccu. III every
case "a special permit must be applied ioi
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nh5trilnuconS.

LBERT q. SPENCER. 270 6,haye..
~ between 18th AMI Ioth "a. umbrellas
pa-as1.s canes mad. 20 order recOveIfI aud
icva!f Il prompt and reliable.
u RICE El9 f1I "Puher - home medi.
i catad Yapor bath aDpnratus 81 VIII ltst
d lifetime and cures In,uinatl sm and coldA
Saieaoom. l.l7e 3d-ave.
INKE's Home Vapor Bath Apparasn'
i cures cod. rheumatism Improves the
complexion and harden, -trenethens Tho
,ystcm price sl2 sond Tor circular. LIZ
Sd.5Nc.
HO-PHATE LANDS lo-aci inspected
Il and bought 900 coop Iaiis" pan bf
j.. -. ROCKIES. civil aud mining engineer
Orala. Ia. Oppo,it. OraIt House
ArFI:.BOx MACIIINLRY WANTED.
4 scoring ard cutting mtt hinr. sh'Ar-
and corner cUttcI. address MARTIN, 100
Last l-jth-N'.
- OJFs repaired. painted AID VII rintd
Ii years best muVf.ai ana cheap"-t IN
Ilirc. relcrence TIN best. COATES &
lEOMIS, J. OO5 81 ave.
wv ANTED Second hand tvpcv ntrr. ln
w good order. Adde'S NpkNON. IuD-
ttup Office.
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The shin Jpt which arrived h'r' waterway from San
Francisco r,l,tcI that November H. siNtynye miles
r,b,,.t ~ cane Horn she passed the British ship King
Robert from GLASGOW mr son Francisco. which Wa on
fire. The ,at., WIS blazing hereby. ard 90 ~" deck
and Woodnoih l,d b..p luud away. SIN" had boon
abandoned and th. heat great that ,he was not
boarded by any o: tho JOYS mon.
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THE PETROLEUM MIRKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Speculative business in crude certificates continued
Yesterday a small scale, but the record oi uan-ac
lions at the stock Exchange considerably exceeded
the record i'm options at the Consolidated Board
Prices were confined To- narrow Illustrations ana the
ret changes Of the day we're without significance,
although they were on "a downward inclination. The
field news was not Important and the only change IN
the foreign quotations small decline AT bI'Heu.
The crude markets ended dull but steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were
AS fill
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:, EAMSTRESS wishes work hv the day
- can make childrcn's clothes and flni,h
after drr4,m,kcrs ~ day. Mrs. TOOLE,
roo Mn.t lllustnn-st.
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Business q bdncts

LAwyrp a.-,.,.... t.v. ,.,,.,.
~ aud attends to au ir-lI t.-in.-, Peal
estate. partrcr-hIp- patents .o.lonil,u-.
Nc.. consultation ff.r. Address NpUIl-
ATE CHARGES. Bon - Tribune Ot....
y, ~. d4Sg io, or nIy ,nife -.olrc "Ht -, d.E
-tor.,. &C.. Commission r.1 70 s.'.t.
''' W LIN ''' i-' '-'-' o'u''N
GIVE PARTNER WANTED fr ..f.,I..
y u-h,i laIluad and steamship u.tr
N. g.. Gl,rdG' Union lla,.. "a. WI. Cl,i
4 pvJl,vI>rE t..,,. in rI.t.,r,, ,...
y hang. nI, w.,...-i,..sfDf r,-.f.'
absolutely cash lu.n..- f.r any l..,'I.II.
.r.4I. .,f.,.. ..4 Hf.,tta. -,Dn yy
,.,,.I.- ,,--.,>-,.-. ,,.,.,,..r,...,,,.
y ior -a 49, an ,-,atl.,h,d IN, d t.ai
sud lacquer bG,.n,,.. bong 900 N.,.I,nt
opportunity ior q party az it'd .rat. r,a.-.
nl~.ur,, !u Infant, aud tll4. unlimited
lr.--", ra.niu.ls. -'ouu-. tools. So.
many ,a,tt n'yW aga 100 h.-, o. oTi .. SMALL
E'N AVA .Hun' 'H.".
GINrIINAN owning ln,.-.,, ,o
n oide,t Nc.-ior1 wr, ,l'y .oa'aa!. d.
Sire Z" a~-"''1t' 81 IA mod' e. capital ="
pnrcha other ""n'r- liar. IH'1''I,,
H,> ,,.'', ,o ''+
I'D ',.''' ".-..n '-..'' ,'r
~ Comunl--t. Toronto.
\ h' 80 ~ .'..,''''' i.''.l' 80 D., '.'
anita 10 .,t.na ,cry falor.tl- a-rsnr,.
n'Int rm Doe made. .8i Btoadual. room
IA
T. fbII >IiID hl-.n' ~ " a "a Tor f'.-
- Tory h' DUE. RON .''' f"ir en-
h-.i1in-, .N5- -'of ud ''.
",-n IHi ''.-' ''- '', 81
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Are You willing to swear to that the Judge
asked.
The juror said that he willing 10 take the OATH
and he that lee not man Of good moral
character. Judge Fitzgerald promptly excused him.
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vxyNITErSS. -By "A hIst.cass waitress
w understands all salads, wines. care
silver and china . years city reference,
can lOl1 Oth.dNe.. between 5'uh ana
18th SIS.
w AlTRFSS. -Fir,t-cla-> also good lsn9.
w dress Tor private family. Mrs; bAtoNs
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Females.
HOUSFWORK.- by n competent, strong
Ill Young English Protestant. willing and
able 10 DO worn " small family thoroughly,
city or country; references. With Mrs.
TYLER. 3~s 6th.aYe.
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Include, sales OF 10000 barrels OF January upI"n,
al ~ o and 900 barrel, of tomorrow delivery III
~ O3.
Refined oil was unchanged at 30 cents per S"'oh
in barrels and go cents an cases. 49,
Foreign quotationS-l;rcmcn figures were 20 H''i
lower at 100 marks. No change Wd7 It'"iGeu It,
Antwerp "A, l. 5.-a1 l. 81 francs and al Loudoh at
q j-lGu Obs pence
on CITY Penn. Jan G.-Natoual Transit Ccrtnclte'
opou,d II u3f.: highest ~ O3' lowest, ~ us to,'l
- o3i- salr-. isttO bbls. rlHanc.o II9"oo oD'.'
charters - 7G2 bbls shipments. 9f,'1O ,bnl-. IL
pItt.lurn Penn. Jan. G.-Irtrolrum duh but steady
National Transit Certificates opened At u Oj'I cio@'u
II OF. highest II O3'i, lowest. II O2.-. ..c..
bradford Penn Jan. G.National Tianst Ccrtlnc9t''
- O5i- closed at ~ %. hl-h'al ~ VI -
lowest II O2.,; ceaiunccs 10000 bbl'.
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flats 60 Get. ilnturnlshc0.

flats ! Get. ilnturnlshc0.
ALDAINE. l-oI-- Lat 0JtI.-t only
~ one Ioff OF fI" H.n. ole. ans fr" proof
4.ar. n4ruf, Of % .a.r. foIH.- aH l.ht and
a. a.d cheerful n.th al modcfn improve
r..ut- Jog Hou." comfort r.ut $3.50 pr' year.
ELATs TO LET'IN THE
GORDON,
S9'h-st 9th ave. newly decorated steam
heat and a. modern improvements; ren;
from s3j a. $50 pr - nth rooms aui
bath. lnQui-e u me owner on premises
- OON~ a. o.. Cmh So. "u .acci lu' not
H. occupied cau bee haI tr..u,fa.llv. unl
occupied by thr oHurr
~IH-ST. ",- WEST sly c.reau,
!! lo.G- bath. decorated . outrr
windows nlfinf-. curtains $50.
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Males

4 L.. 4 4
y. Expert Aroqu,4nt ana Auditor.
hain"- blIiiHt. Room 81" ~ fafn Row.
~ t,IrrIl ROY D. t,,.. of ,..
y vaIlf. -.iauou .r,t .r ..uoo. ana
r..Id.~ uir l4rru'-. D.. L.. BoA lo
Ita.n" ort.
-pl.JAurI ,.rrr \y.-f..., -.,o
-..I .n,..,-.,n.. ..... '.r.r...r.,r't
n.t rnHt o' tor. .-dn-'.loH- aui .r'. I..-
...' .luI .f.ru noes. Adde'S hNN~A~.
A,-.rl..,< ....,.... ,,.,, II .,..i...- Slim,
y Uu. 500 downtown nho.e,el, pu-.ne-s
'H IHr'd boo "lo..-alr tri goods
an1 n.a.n I.t-r taxing ,al. % -'o., and
...,...'... ,.t,.. IA ITO r,., 5.,h a..
".'.''' '" ~ ''''' '''" -
4 plII.TI~fE d.lr.. situation. N.u
1i- N''F''' N''il'NI d., 80
''.''
ARTIST Young man dD-lr.- situation
y .n newspaper or PUBLISHING house. i.u
| ga IT, ','H- " ID. 'i''
N"' '.''' ''i.N' ''' '-'
HHIDlII. honest tDt 3D. rauf- -.rrt-
a ..A, - elt minr r'-d r''"r-
''''N W. ~. 80 NAVY -..' '' ""''i'
4 NlGIuY rlt wants q en.d. Vlf.us
y WONG man. wiling o. l.,r and a.
most an''hint inquire 90 o- address l''
Johnson -i. H.'.n.ih.
A N.Df.N, NtS 20. d...r.. f..-I,to, ...
y good i.1-" rsPri need ln general
"H VOL" Formerly If"u cuisines
highest ference. Address ~, last lD-i--i
Df-YIn r..f,lo, ,- tu,.- f,r IIt.r.
ID -, .,.' r.,..I- al -,..U '.t
haze ha1 .'.r.n.. I'D l'ai.nl houses.
aud 'fH il'h.-H ~ r.i.F. .'-. tl'-". JOB
"I ".. or i"NN. BE- ~l.4N ~, 500 y NAt.
DAtIC ID. "a rr-f.,I... l,...-. ou broad
- az .a.... call OBJ, at1f~-- IS. FISCHER.
% N.-t Houston -.
ID DDtKIIrlc u. , tt.r,r.0 .i.,.bl..
ID entry isu. r..IDr. ru.. accountant
qHlra and accurate 10 O. cures and frlihh,, 10
" 'i'4 .N.'- HNNh o.
IN y. IIINh 'N.'.
II \h4t 49, 20 hr'....1-s .'.. l1t'r
- tni osHtH.rf. ..'t n. ro.nf.t. $50
Iu-f -n.t.-f
NOV III. r...I., Dad. ....It ,.,.
ID rou .tr... ,,t ..f.,. t-.,... ,.t
D..s.r.. b.-t references. can or ndlf..
INtNN PfIlE~. ~ -fth.-t BropIIfn.
n,.t.t-i.r..r ...,.t>rr,f. ...f..,-
Is 1--ItIt<I H.. to,,. . %.
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for Sale

nfFItE ENIItEL ~ au Kinds
~ roll-top. cyI ndor-top Nat-'up. -tanding
desks, stools. chairs. So. all second hand.
- Wilnam-st., basement.
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CrAMSrRESS. Sc.-liy wcll,cducatee
- North German girl good seamstress and
need cworhcr best RI, renee, nurse 70 small
or growing children NJ objection To the
country. Call at Mrs. BlRkS, Il 3d-aHe',
near lith-st.
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1--WE STOCK MARKrrs-nY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Jan. G-Cattle-Rcccipts. 1900 shipments.
600 Market strong good. others lower lSeeVes
49sj - .to l.r. and feeders - 10at3 COW, bulls ana
'tV,d ~ 4OIs3 Texas cattle, ~ SOdF2 30 Ho2s-
Eaccipt p shipments, 1000 Market steady miXed
"a , q - heavy. 3 J0d-3 % light q 5Odr3 - !;
~ 80" ASA 10 Sheop-Receipts. 000 shipments
600 Market strong. Natives $780, 80; Western corn
st. Louis Jan GIattieisecein. Loo; shipmns,nt.s:
% ~ o"d do ~ BOAST 30 stockers and feeders. 81 900
@ o. range steers S2aS3 20. Hors-Rcceipts, 1900
- - 200 Market strong. fair To choice heavy
20 503.2 GIL. packing GRADES 3 f5dS3 co. light fair
-" p' IA ,O q I'll Sheep Receipts 200; shipments
800 Nariot arm: fair to choice, 70 6Ods3 90 lambs,
~ 60dTj %.
Closing PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
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for Sale.

A FIRSTCLASS -awnIu ana 21,OOo
a acres Of me yellow pine timber WIN
I1llIrad. and locomotive ami ears ana cF'S
e1t ipment needed ~ carry tim~f 10 mn
tfnLar never been cut over 81" MN 'l
new. above AN u Florida VIII sell 'bn ~
uartlc- wishing 20 purchase actress '' W.
LAKE ogden, Florida.
r. REDUCED PRICES. 400 seconi -na ,l.l
a wood and iron-wOfklng maenlhos ivy
-nI.-.ut4eq machinery buu-hL 'ii
charqed. GEORGE -. EDDY 800 MAUI
hOn-si.
pOTI,ToP DESK for s25 icet f9 ,h
a top Tor 40 SmIth's ioIl-WP q1Hh AZ
,".dG specially desks Of All XMAS
~ ~ MASON 81 Willlam-st.
<,pt,4T BARGAIN. MAGNIFICENT 'hicE,
,i,o uiano. concert ptand. huiu ,"IH't3
'',,ed rosewood case, al Ia rood cohu"i""'
III west 30th--t
.,t,AEIE Invention. and patcn,e, io'
v 'e,le. -. 600 upward eleoIic Ia lais ia
.,,.ct and street swecpcfs man,N VIZ '"99
calGH' sSr riIi OSCAR ROIllhoOh'
Cottage Place. nj
.ono on AYOE BIN.
81, 800, OOO TYs .,a S7-i bgpNf Slf.ff'
~ .vTyi'Y Washington. Ne" 'JetSo1'
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Drcssmnkina.

4 RTI~TIC dre-,maonr. perfect citing
"A costume, lackct- AID wrap winter
stl Ie- al-n .yc'in d. --,, a. -hDlt notice
prices moderate. MINI. OWEN. 262 West
-"u-s1.
4 LII STILLS DRESSES. perfect ~
y guaranteed expert clYlh and wrap
naseI English walking -n'~. 'l- 'oin"i
nav furnish m','il' l'i-''."'''' O''hH'
loo " '.-l '','''-'
nEI.S~NAKIK-flr-t-cia., nu'l and
- draper desire moto ,,,n-a2"ment- d.
D'. -'' up, 49,, f. "-o Iv-t 1.d =
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furnished Hooms.

AZ FLIGANT DOCTORS OFFICE,
"A uar.of and square sunny room A'Il
central perfect OrOcr. OWNEK, ~ Ea7J
.Gth-st
n LINTON PLACE, -. -- nfhI1hr1
u rooms. stcau-Lcatd superior d'l"hi-
D. da,.on-- Icnned low price.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. Nortn Wa,hlnH-
> ton Sguafc-El ganty furnished IafV''
heated rooms bath ad!oininF' --..-
oTUsr. AZ TAsT-N c1tly inrni'hcd
- rooms "a suite Or si"Ry ''''''
thing hrst-cl1ss.
1oTusT. 10 Pleasant ni1rH
i Juui.hed rooms for gehlieH'" I'''
ll". references.
o-Tu.ST. g. WEST Handsomely Iua.
y nl,hcd second floor. t0.e'.'I w. P'
Iatiy other .quafe rooms i''''.''.
otTILST.. 1876 WEST. near Bfoaa" VI
81 handsomely furnished square I'''"'
gentlemen.
an Tn-OT.. 108 WEST Handsomely ,n., i,,r.
~ nl.h,d p3rlOr, srutherh .N.llo,.,.,
81 weekly. square room, 80 ')r'''''''
gentlemen ouIy CRAY.
40 TH.ST., rs WEST, newly fr i1..,'-'n.
4 y rooms. large and hHal t,"'''
Iarloi floor. suitable for physician.
- SYST 3G3 WEST 1T h1t..Io r i,o'
III furnished two or thI'' I"''"'
Meeting heat. gas sc. reference
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A NUMBER OF hr,'-clas, COOK, also
\ ofh.r ruuul'rt.ut servants. Mrs.
NAIMBIEG' SWEDISH ~ REAI, 3'4
ith.a,c.. brtcWcn 18th aud 2Glh SIS. up
stairs.
LADY would like the care OF a few
y bachelors, apartments anc Offices 10
clean. i c.. Tribune ptoWn once, us
broadway.
OLOEED GIRL wishes t. tade care Of
I bachelor APARTMENT. 22i West l1th.7t..
ith floor. West sid
IuAMHTEWoEK HOySEW WORK. &C.
I IL, ,ounc glil,. ior city or country, FOR
small wage 1875 6th-aNr. ~ the PROT
ESTANT HOME BUREAU. ih house
above iOth-st.
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German wishes room. Lct-
L. o., St,h che,nrst prlce. /. w. Box o'
Tribune Uptown once. .23o Bfoao"sS 49,
WI A VTED-By family Of fouf, adults a
w - 7rnn n,D ahsrtment; steam heat IRE.
ferred must be light and ~ goo, I2 . IN
rent about $500. Address Mrs hEi@I%" '7''
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urging the selection of Chicago and ST. Louis place,
for holding tie Worlds Fair.
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IIDl1~.t.WORK. BY SWede good cook,
WASHER and ifoner; willing and obligingi
CITY or country references. Apply ooT
4fb-aye o5rh and 96;h SIS.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco JAN Q.
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OUSEWORK by a good girl for gen.
IL eral homework; reference. Can ~
Il9 EAst 81 sL.-t.
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TOR SALE, CHEAP-EIGHTY OR FORTY
l. acres of good land near Auburn For fur.
ther particulars address J. STOUT Auburn.
LUIS
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Serious Encounter Of Railroad Men
With a Gang Of Roushs.
FATAL EXPLOSION OF POWDER
Senator Stanford's Palo Alto te
Trot Against the Gelding
Jack-Barge Burned.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nrcoRD.uslos.
POWDER EXPLOSION.
A Building Wrecked and Several Children
Fatally Injured.

A Building Wrecked and Several Children
Fatally Injured.
SCOTT HAVEN (Pa.), July 6th.-A keg
containing fifty pounds of powder in Au-
gust Smiths grocery store, at Industry.
yesterday evening injured seven children.
four fatally. The store was a resort for
children, and at the time of the accident a
large number were present firing fire.
crackers. The powder exploded with ter
rife force, lifting the building, which was
two-story structure, from its foundation
and wrecking it completely. August
Smith, yr., aged IA, was burned to crisp.
John Bronnor, aged 10, George Knight,
aged 8, and Willie Kohler, aged 6, were
fatally injured. Three Others were badly
burned, but will recover. Several kegs OF
powder were stored in the cellar, and more
possible calamity was avoided by the
prompt work OF neighbors in extinguishing
the fire.
LATER ACCOUNT.
INDUSTRY (Pa.), July 6th.-Five of the
seven little victims of the powder explosion
last night have died, the last one being the
l9-months-old daughter of August Smith.
Emma Smith, aged g. and Charlie Shaw,
aged 8, the other victims, will recover.
The father of young Brennan is crazed
with grief, and last night tried to kill
Smith, the owner of the building where the
powder was stored. This morning he
wandered away from home, and was
found near Elizabeth. Pa, several miles
from Industry. A close watch is now
being kept over him.
The Coroner's jury rendered verdict in
accordance with the facts, as stated in the
first dispatch. and condemned the practice
of merchants keeping powder and other
explosives where children have access to
them,