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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

States, mas recently peen compleued. Inc
total length is 6.O50 feet, Of which 300 feet
is under the river bed. The outside diam
eter is 81 feet.
The Mount Cents tunnel was a tremen-
dous engineering work, in which air pumps
were worked by hydraulic power, although
the work was begun by hand labor in 1851.
1t was finished in 1871. the total cost having
been 5000, 900
The Hoosac tunnel project was origin
ally considered as far hack as 1925. Il was
not until the Shanly Brothers, of Montreal.
in 1865, took the contract that construction
was rapidly pushed. They completed their
work in December, 1874
The Roman tunnels served as aoueducts,
the one to tap Lake Albsnno. begun $50 b.
C., being 5000 feet long. On the aqueduct
to connect Lake Fucinus with the River
Liris 500 men We're employed for ten
years, the work being finished A D. 81
The Musconetcong tunnel. on the Lehieh
Valley railroad. a specimen Of heavy tur-
neling by means of machine drilling. was
begun in 1872 and finished in 1875. Every
modern appliance was used. including the
Ingersoll drill. the Burleigh compressor
and dynamite
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
OF Long saandInz.

The fashion Of telling the history of a
thing, whether or not the occasion re-
quires its telling. Is a very common one
with orators and writers who do not
know exactly how else to spin their
yarns
A certain worthy merchant was once
quite UNEXPECTEDLY called upon TO pre-
side at a banquet He wanted TO say
something in opening the '.post-prsndisI
exercises" which would Be graceful and
sound well. and 20 he begin in ths fol-
lowing words:
Gentlemen: The practice Of eating
meals-sheml-as we have reason 20 b.
heve. dates back--oohoo,-to the most
remote arfsrrrlft-T'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Chinese pheasants were introduced into
the vast forests Of Oregon ten years ago,
and now IL is estimated that there are
1000 600 Of them in the country.
Standard time has been fully accepted
IN Asia by not less than 0.Oc0. 900 people;
In Europe by almost an equal number,
and in America by more than 10000, 600
There are 10000 children with impedi-
ments Of speech in the German schools.
The Effectiveness Of speech in most cases
becomes first perceptible in the second
school year.
Five factories make the little capsules ia
which nauseatiug medicines are concealed.
The largest Of them is at Detroit, whers
quantities Of the little gelatine boxes are
manufactured
In collections centuries old, to be seen
both in China aud Japan, are specimens Of
the most remarkable drawings in the
worid-pictures Of al kinds drawn With
the thumb nail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
Nails in His Brain.

At Eastbourne, England, tradesman
named Thomas Wickens was charged
with attempting to commit suicide by
driving four long nails into his head.
DR.. Mcqueen produced four nails which
he had with difficulty withdrawn from
the head Of Wickens. These nails had
penetrated three inches and gone through
the brain, but, TO the surprise Of the
medical staff at the Memorial hospital,
Wickens had fully recovered. Wickens
said he drove the nails into his head in
succession with hammer, and that be
had felt better in his head since the oc-
currence. be Is now sane and able 70 re-
sumo business. and medically is regarded
as the most wonderful case on record.
The magistrate ordered him TO be dig
charged.-London Tit-Bits.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

The Darky Of the Rice Flsld..


1t IS Of the rice fields Of the tide lands
OF the Georgia and Carolina coast, and Of
the adjacent islands. that we would
speak To those who have never been
among them these rice plantations would
afford much that is both novel and inter
es1ng. This evergreen region. where
the plaintive notes of the whippoorwin
and song Of the sweet throated mocking
bird float up through the moss covered
trees, and negroes. fever and ague. rice
birds and alhgators abound. would indeed
seem to be a new world to our northern
brethren, and the picturesque effects
charm the eye Of the stranger artist.
The nice field darby is himself dis
tinct type. totally different in both as
pect and dialect from the negroes Of the
interior; and not uninteresting sight is
the force, as with shout and song they
take their way along the embankment
to the rice field Their ancestors for
generations back. or as they would tell
You, mi farrar an mi granfarrar, have
lived and labored in these rnalarial ~
glons, and they accept chill and fever
and other infelicities incident to these
localities as unavoidable evils. plodding
on with no higher aim nor hope, careless
for the future and not over anxious for
the present.
The cost Of living is small, as not
many nor very warm garments are con-
sidered necessary, and the rice field
darky's ideas of wardrobe are ex-
tremely limited. from both blissful igno-
rance and choice. Fish and game are
plentiful. and in these regions heavy
diet is to be INDUCED in only at great
risk w. Robarts in Popular Science.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The German army is going 70 restore the
old type sword bayonet in place Of the
dagger bayonet now in use.
Cavalry swimming exercises formed an
interesting and instructive feature in re
cent army raaneuvres in Hungary
Straw and osts have been found prefer
able TO hay for French cavalry horses: thew
sweat less sad bear fatigue much better.
The army proposes ~ experiment with
segmental gtin in competition with the
wire wound gTIn now being made by the
ordnance department
The slow speed Of the Charleston during
her rece-t .ri~ - the Pacific was found
Decess.j~~ ia cosi-r % insure her coal sup
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Mrs. Slindiet (proudlyl-I don't havs
any cheap stuff on my table. That goose-
berry Jam is imported.
New Boarder-Is The butterS
Mrs. SliDdiet-The buttsrl Why. no,
Of course not Did you think the butter
came from Europe,
New BoardSr-Yes, in the S;eerage.--
New York Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
STRAY BITS

Large deposits Of phosphstes have been
discovered in Georgia near the Florida
boundary
A Kentucky widower has Just married
his seventh wife He il - and his new
wife over 30 years Of age
Some manuscript fragments % Dante's
"Diyina Conanedia'' have been found IN
the shape Of two parchment rolls They
are OF great value
Over cd fathers with families Of twelve
or more children have applied for the land
offered by the province % Quebec for that
Aan6itioa ~ nsrenfass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Dolley-fou shouldn't smooth out
your trousers like that when you lay
them aside. II enlarges them.
Goslin-Oh, that cahn't be.
Doiley-Yes; If You fold any garment
you VIII find il in creasez.-Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

This is Nym Crinkie's clever and Just
estimate Of Bo1cicault: He was not a
maker, bat he was such . faShioner that
genius Itself looked on with wonder at
bis talent. and as the man who digs the
trench that brings the water 20 the
thirsty camp Is better than the chemist
who can make oxygen and hydrogen
unite let rs believe that the world l. less
and than il would have been II Dion
B0ncicz1lt bad not lived
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

What the subscribers Of your paper
want" said the man who knows Il AL,
els more solid reading
jams, said the editor YEARLY, %
the foreman, "don't put in any leads Ia
the editorial matter after this. "-Wash-
ington Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
An Ancestral IRAN.

Soaper-Miss Madison SQueer's man
ners bespeak ancestry, don't you think?
Snarl-Yes. She ladies' up her soup in
exactly the style in which her grand
father used to shovel diTt.-Yenowine'
News,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
Plenty Of Re.n =, n. Ton.

We'll. papa, you won't have % CON-
ptzin Of my getting any lower in my
class after thiA"
I'm glad Of that, Bobby; very giad.s
Yes. it's stopped now, bccAus today
I got % tho Last sesE"-PhilAdelDhia
TINES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Il wonder why Perkins always carries
a cane since he's been married.
'Oh, that's his wife's scheme TO cure
him from putting dis hands in his
pockets. Puck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

New York Is 20 hare horse show az Md
ison square Garden Nov. 70 20 Is inclusive
Il will sGrpass al previous exhibitions
given ID this country. and -. COO In prizes
E!ll he distFl b1gted
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04
FLOUR DEPOT.

c. Eisenmayer Sr. Milling and Elevator Co., Of
Halstead Kan, carry full line OF hard and soft
wheat flour at their agency in this city. Send for
prices and samples
OTTO WEISS. Agent, 25s n Main wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-04

Women Do the Best wOrk-Diplomacy
and Hard Heart Necessary to Success.
Difficulty in Securing New Risks-Pre-
miums in Small Sums.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-08
Dress making.

i
A LII STYLES DRESSES, perfect Mt
n guaranteed. wrap ana tea gowns; also
cn4ldrfh'- clDthrs cu-t1nrrs may iufnish
inst RAJ .roQsonable charges COOKE. l55
W.. 35hft
A ETIs1IC drcssmahlng imported fash
II Qus lp'"l ora r.. ~ short NOTICE good,
purchased II desired SIR. MrLLROY.
- Ea., 9th-.t.. oppo-it b"nnine
A Ill STYLFA, Of chiIdren's drc.-cs made
n Iy 900 ".pcri.rIced dr",.rrk"r aud de-
sgDor 81 i.rsccllrd price moderate voik
prompt ROLMAN. go Gth-aV".
n EESSNAKEK First-cla-s nt'er and
- draper. more cn2af.n'nt- by ~" d. ,
90 pcriei.. 10 leading hpu city refer
cnte.. Addgc-, D.. 70 Wo-t 2ad--
~. MAKER. --latest French stglcs;
~ suits. capes, gowns. experienced In
n'tir" dlJgilr ana rrm'1' llLs at HON" or
hP DAY no work reasonable; references.
no Wc,t j3d-st
NIAIsON d. CONFGAECE- HENRI.
ItA LIIE MICHEL. 20 Wet i7tn It,. i'm
porter, suMncr travelling, -ticet DR. s-cs
ladic- material taken.
lIML. AN?OiNEITG. 10 West l7th-
w TO-. IMPORT. Pan iau dT"--'- 10 rlfls.
20 y wear every d. .rpti"u OF dresses
from customers Uatciinl at short notice
DhRISIAN pRrsSNAKIE. newly c--
tlli-heA. makes dfchsc- equal 10 bot
Partisan house from Aio up ilf.'-'la,s ref
cronce- Address A West 26th-st
a. rNNlR Travelling. street dro-.c. made
z.1"; costume album. Nine. OATES, 30
Wost .;.ist.
CUTS MADE from 81 and MP / guaran-
- to- TO cuf and q. the fr-f liuin" fro =
Charge: evening suits speciality. Mis-
NAfLOR 2O3 East Sl>i--'
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Ciin nraI estate for Galr.

u IrrfFS> HOUSES. Manhattan
square, north. lslst-st.. between 9Th
and -. tNe-.l fOur houses. cabinet irish
2jH9j feet stories basement and cellar
q. cal. oriental and unique: J. station on
cDrner Open for inspection, Or address
Richard DEENES. owner and builder &C
West S3i-s
u Al ABLE "onn-'oun u.o.ertr having
10 Pr cent STEVENS, 9th-aye..
c0rncr g3G-sf. rs Broadway.
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Real estate 10 Cxtbauoe

VO TXCHANGE FOR rnercbonai-e , eno
BRICK block in Kaasa- City ~. r.,
~ I.,r cent HtELBCT. Ii6oll 3. =,
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Ciln Heal estate 60 f.i

4 -oIi.ANE. APARTMENT HOUSE.
~ sOut"''st conner 5th-atc. AID sSth.
?, no" competed for Inspection 10
&c Nrht room, and bath, buffers uantry.
asengff elevator, INT WN Commence
~. J po--cs7.on az any time.
4 LORI u let, oG =. b. - f. steam. Gle.
~ Va'Or Win - without t,sry afo
EDDY. 90 Mad son.st
'ro LET POP Eight business. two ,oo,ns
. one ni-". ~. l52 GM.alc.: posse.
s!0n at once.
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Ciip 6onsss Go Get.
Unfinished.

NUIUI UIbutU.
4 STYLISH TE%-BLDROOM HOUSE
n 40. 40 East Sytn-st. novel and hand D..
some. worth a. so ger year: can bc
Hic1, unfurnlsA~d, for y OOJ. permit un.
h'cts~ary. OWNLR. Room 80 10 Cedar.
e., . untN 4.
A PEEFEfT BIJOU House 10 let.
"a unfinished, ~. III Et.t sgih.st.
i't I'.inu. c"cofd' u ttOlc srchway styli.1
every Ma rent $500. bermt uunsce,.
.nry; OWNLH. Rom 20. % Codsr.st..
Oh WEST fsr I.sT.-To let. urfurnlsb.d
% . years. - ~. .tlv private fam.
: until &. 80 'S'''
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flats 90 Get. 9nrnlsheo

n OMPLETE, with linen, silver; & large
" oltsid. room. facing south viii let
until october for expense OF apartment
COCK.
lNOR RENT until OctOb-r ! OF lon2cr
L an npartmout near Central Pax.
rooms and bath: all light band -omcly fu--
nislcd low rent. RICHARD II. MITCH
ELL, owner. l37 Broadway.
ITO EENT.--A furnished apartment IN
1 thr Afiston, Broadway and Jpth-st.
all lieht rooms for the summer months,
frnm nhOut Juno 10.
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flistellnncou5

A LEERT q. SPENCER. 20 Cth-ays.,
"A b,tNtcn nth and lSh sts Umbrellas.
ia .asOis. canes made u order recovered
and repaired prompt SLd reliaGle.
A SOP. NOOK. "Ho" - Keep Boilers
"A 'lcsn . frrc e. any sdd-D-, (np com
POUNDS removes mud. Oil. l.n'; " Aei.is
sliig. fOaming burn NJ. JAS. -. HOlCh'
MISS. 1870 L!berty-st.
~ ,GKONDIN.''- Dl-inf'ctant for purify
NJ Ing sinks and clo-cts and destroy ing
roache, and bedburs tested Tor 10 Jrdi'.
ELNTLEMEN wishing TO d.spo'' u their
NJ irft.nu clothing at FAR value Wal
p.ca-c call On or address
EDWARD MILLER GS 6tli-aFc.
u HOTOGEAPHERs.- Wanted, inst
rr-s Gallery on or near bt"ih"bNt
centrally located Addfcss "EoE"L. ~
East 2lsts;.
w ANIID.-Son.c aood accounts on com
w mission, 10 year cNP,lrh', ln no
tOns. hosiery, jerseys and undcIM ~.
Address NATHiN AFFELDEf Room
2I2. Scal Building. Baltimore ana I"ih-
DAY st., Baltimore Ma
WANTED.-CEMErEHY WORk: - The
w ia. out map. books ana l.t' n" Nn.
revised curved work specially 6S wear.
Ilnct.cc. Is. i. HATHkWAh. Stamford.
Conn
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Real G Stale iUartea

WANTED.--A small place In the copn,rv .
hour OF city; give III. PARTICULAR. A.
h'A -, 44.O4Hc .town Jincc. ,z5o B',yay'
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.Sln0

CO>s WILL PURCHASE pair Of sorrel
90 - hOrses We'll matched and years
On sound. Kind and very stylish both
work singlv; viii exchange reasonably 70
sound single io1d horse have no usn ~
two. Inquire owner. +. W. PITCHER,
13f SHAVE.
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Rooms i0anleo.

n 49, -'.'.'--~ -~--~-.. ----------
I ADlES.--Iiacc your rooms furnished
alo uniurhisbej with Us. ten,nt-
ttnhy secured. FINISHED ROOM
.-'''L. DRY 20 Wet lltb.st.
p1aNh your rooms furnished and yn.
-, finished with MS at once good tenonp.
ezd.st9 secured. GRANT & Co, A. West
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domestic siltulnuIs t0antc0

trade. Ms. CAMPBELL. oi7 Mol.
~. ~.
,,
A'U''l'''t '''H l'lo II $o"illeu
---..-.,
A PROFESSOR or FRENCH w,ll..noy,,
Z Vc," ,,,i| ~ - i ii' ~, u
1rti.i % H., a .ir. lon dirlny S'.na. ~
Apply fI'HN, H, Inbpne Once.
YDrNt, MARRIED. COUPLE ~ t,..
\ r,I.. a. .srf,.,',,,' hon... r,r .,,y,,,,r
/ tIIr.-. Mr. TRAIL 81 l.taka
A NIhbl. '--f''i % NAN. thu1rr. a. VIII
"a !- r" 200 any 500. ". N'ih. wan stu
...Nn "..' 90, ~. an '.'I' '..'n i'nl,y sii-
't ,.f.r.,,,. %" ,.el... -,'1 "'' a.
,..,,,. w. i''''
! ~ ELL BOt At.-Bt T'-pr' tauI" Young
- bog N%1 y gina" %. a. d1iE.r - a
,'. '"'- - NNi'''''"i'' VI '''" .lu Ii",''
i..''. - IT,
II LIE "r Nil i.f an fnril-h-
- man. Ju, 4a..' - ,"'ht r'i'4 'hD"9.
ADDRESS !. l., SIS "'-l-rl.
,t-.rtr-r o- WAITER .pv ,o,in, nan p.
ID taolura.y competent Wiling and
"'"-'l. up 1"' 49," '''' ..,,N ,''
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l. i., az f,..,t,.',,
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Is I'LL Nv sven ns 'V' Sp,aHiinR
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Nh''' Pc anus va ,"t 49, '' M
menu J. ~ LIN. go -"''N''' ~ "oo'.
ID rILEE.-Iy a young mln. IN a Pr.I tte
ID family; good ci.y r,'.rence' Vac !.
na...
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ID nan uho i- ai pr..,nt employ
'r-. D t.iI- PERSONAL references ran t.i
3D. pl., o. .l.f ,uls'. oe bptDr. Call
'."" d.. ~ ~.
% rTIrr nr a respectable Ir.urhu1u
ID m ,..4.. family thoroughly under.
Sand. I,. iu-r. s.. best city reference,
nrrrrr o- WAITER ry = m.dli--
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IAIrUlTN 3fi W. 3.fu--t.
IAs' JUS U.s. p" '.l TT .. H''
, ...,'.f mani Io..-. viii. -o'ug 20 Europe
d.. f.. ,..rtrr o.. fh. summer. best rIty
,.s.r.r.. .tp last ,8I.-f
fUIi. bt h'h 'h - ''.N ana
49, ..',,-, t... .',v r'f.r noes. hddr..,
De- b..,....t
HDDk HI CARVER By good ALE
I iu.rl tr.r..su. u.d.r- and p1-trf.
..ff OH country. pbDtI., rs Last
sih.-'
EOpk I-.n.h cook. ." -..rr ard clean
I v.h f...n.tr nut American rrf.r-
.u..- ..H .ll l.. ulat. OBJ Yacht. ~
t.... Il:l D.. ... 3f' iI.uuur t'..
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Work uanie0.

Females.
A YOUNG LADY. experienced in teach.
"A ing. good reader aud accountant, wants
a position ~ companion or VONerness during
w summer months. Apply az 20 West
l6th-st.. 10th and 18th in',.
| AbY. Of education desire. a position az
IL teacher, secretary Correspondent. cash.
icr. or similar WORK. COMPETENT.
bloomfield, y. }.
- TENOGKAPnER and TYPEWRITER.
~ A young lady. now employed in a
CONNER lal house. Thoroughly competent
and familiar with business usagcs. desires
~ i.a - q chans, Tor more income, salary
increased as she proves her value. Ad.
dress \. o. H.. Box :. Tribune Ofice.
SrENOGRAPHER aud TYPEWRITER
- BY young lady graduate n Pack
ar1s Busines, College; permanent posi-
ton as stenoyrapher and typewriter. Rem.
nEton No. . speed and accuracy. Address
BEGINNER, Box 20. Tribune once.
SrLN0GKAPHLR.-An educated. reliable
~ young lady. A. et"noCrlpher and type.
writer. Remington 40. - speaks Engll n
anf ',erncin Address \. !. H.. care Of
Miss LAME. LIB Broadway.
- TENo"RApHER aud TYPEWRITER.
~ Young woman operate Caligraph
words Der minute: terms To suit. Addrcs,
Miss SESSLER. 1870 2d-ave.
- rENOGHNPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- -tpn,p"t at Young lady desires perinl-
n'nt place La had nearly year, cNp"ri-
rn"c. hddrc,, STENOGRAPHER, ij7
last load.-t
v on 50 lady a. ,teno,r,phcr and Rem.
n'fnl fFprwrif r.. r'Ids and tran
scribe. h.r notes accurately. !. c., 1lG
Nril'--t. EroDiyn. =. y.
Y 80 GIRL ~ l. wishes n harm a
trfdc. Ms, CANFIELD. 2l7 Mu.
l-.rr,--
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COACHNAN.-By tr'ined .erNant Of
y temperate habits good Wor."r "Nory-
way: wiling and obllging good 'rferrnrr-.
ADDRESS J.. Box >. TrlJlln LutoNn once,
.g~ DfoafWav.
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roNCUMAN. GROOM and USEFUL.
L NAN By thoroughly experienced aud
a.. recommended single Herman thor
.,,gbly uudar-tands the care 81 hOrseS. h1r.
M and carriages good plain gardener and
,'.u,rnl worker on gentleman. place good
IN, cf,rrnce. Address JOHN, Bon ),
fIrIl tlfilfF.
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,ARDENEk.-By thoroughly cOmpr.
u tent married Engli-hman o. 80. no fam
ilN, i''r' rAP'llcn, III 'nt' country :
Address Il. II. e.. MsmarOneck, y. Y.
- ARDENER by competent and thor.
" Ouchly reliable single man 20 years
practical experience IN greenhouses, fruits,
flowers and vegetables; highest r fercnces.
COMPETENT. Box .. Tribune Uptown Of
fee. 23S Broadway.
GARDENER or HMAN.-By sn-
VI gle German good references.
CHARLES. care OF Mr.. Smith. 32l Bowery.
EROOM or SrABLEMAN.-Bv a married
VI man thoroughly understands The care
Of horses best references. Go 2d-ave..
I'd floor. back.
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EOACHMAN.-By a married man. small
" iaIniIY iir>t-class city and country ref
eDces; thoroughly experienced In all It's
branches u years with present employer
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