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r,xo workmen Fall Eirhtx.Fiye reet.

Ia. Feb. "a terrible ac-
cideut. resulting in the death of one man
and serious injury of another. occurred
here this afternoon by the giving way of
a scaffold of the new steel stand-pipe. John
Long. of Hamilton. Ont. aud Willard
Bardeen. of this city. were pr-cipitated to
the bottom. a distance of eighty-five feet.
Longs neck was broken. and he expired
immediately. BardeeD had several RIBS
fractured. and is terribly bruised from
striking timbers in his descent. but the
ply sicians think that he will recover.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

WE hope the Democrats in Congress
will like the new House rules. We are
quite sure the country viii. They are
in the interest of business, and not of
Administering.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

A MINNEAPOLIS contemporary speaks
of Mr.. Cleveland's great indefatigabil-
ity in booming himself as a presidential
candidate, as industrious persistency.n
AS a C~levelandism this phrase does fairly
well, but the old "pernicious activity is
sufficiently expressive to suit Governor
Hills view of the case.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

The Methodists excuse the use of that
awkward term. book concern" rs applied
to their church publishing-bouse, on the
ground that it is too we'll established by
age and custom to change. But this is no
reason why the Baptists. in starting a new
printing-house. should adopt the same out
landish name.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

SALT LAKE CITY is having q red-hot
political campaign, which will end with
a municipal election next Monday. The
contest is between the Mormons and
gentiles, and the future prosperity of
the city is largely involved.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

THE New York Herald is mistaken.
Speaker Reed does not think debate a
waste of time. He allowed all the de-
bate ON appeals and the election case
that we're demanded. Filibustering he
regards a waste of time.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

4tuju inc 4uCidl.-..-.-. 900
1t will be noticed that in none Of the
above districts, except three, was the
preponderance of colOred voters in 1880
less than 1900. and in only one was it
less than 1000. This means that with
such voting and counting of votes as is
the practice in the States of the North,
at least twenty-four of the districts
above given would have elected Repub-
licans to the present House i'm 1883. At
this time none but the most ilnpudent
North will pretend to deny that the
colOred vote in all Of the above districts
has been suppressed by intimidation or
fraud of some sort on the part of Demo-
cratic election officers. To deny that
such has been the practice for more than
a decade would be to impeach the
veracity of leading Democrats in the
South, of which Hon. Henry Watterson,
of the Louisville COurier-Journal, is q
notable example. Not long since the
Birmingham (Ala.) Age-Herald signif-
cantly remarked:
There are no places " mere the negro IS not
allowed the unrestricted right of the bal
lot. unless il be in those regions where he
constitutes a majority.
Hon. James Phelan, who represents one
of these colored districts, the Tenth Ten
nessee. is the editor and publisher of the
Memphis Avalanche, which recently ex-
| pressed the following sentiments:
The colored people should be let alone.
! They have no business with the franchise.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

THE time has not yet arrived when
negroes can feel that keen sense of graz
itude which leads to- the offering of
thanks to the Southern press for its
Favorable attitude" toward black citi-
zens in d~ecrying the outrages perpe-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

THOSE Democrats who were voting
Mr.. Randall out of the party and de-
nouncing him as a traitor, a few months
since, for not supporting the Mills tariff
bill. are now very sweet on him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1890-02-07

Now that Deputy Commissioner of
Pensions Smith has resigned, what new
charge viii mugwump papers trump up
against Secretary Noble?
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Congressional CoupIets.

III Call were deaf and Plumb were dumb,
'Twould help the Senate manners some.
Philadelphia Record.
Should Vest from public life withdraw,
The senate would lose half its Jaw.
Chicago Tribune.
With ingalls, off the field of action,
The Senate would lose its sole attraction.
Minneapolis Tribune.
II Springer would from sight recede,
The public business would proceed.
Omaha Republican.
II Bynum ever burns the grass
He'll starve like every other tof his kind. e
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it is openly declared at the capital that
no man who opposes it will have any
political future. The Governor will veto
the bill if it passes, but there is danger
it will be passed over his veto.
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1 ACNDkEsS.-By a competent girl; as
~ sist chamberno.k IL want ID D.st rsi-
~ noes. Gall at LANG l. BOhC II kREiI
IL EJss i2d-s:.
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Cnurtrp Real Cslaic for Sale

AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
n for sale: land By :Ac acre or lot;
houses 20 let furnished o. UNFINISHED.
TUBS & TAYLOR. ) Boehman-st.. y. y.
NOR SALE.-Nc>t desirable building site ,
r. Mountain Siio South Orange, y. J.
y. Z. H.. Tribune ONCE.
DAsSAlC. :. Villa ste, f-r sale on ali
i tie principal aHonro- h'Th ground
rstec, drainage; water. gas. sewer, POI &C.,
IRE. iernS east ADRIAN e.. HLGE-
MAN { CO.. 1921 Broadway
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CEN Oarlc1.

Bioles
ARE YOU SIIkINI EMPLOYMENT :
n -1Ae Ne"-fo.s E4.ctn, established
Ol1ss 81 position you dc-Itc, i4"u ODD
manager to IOa,,r. collectors, watching u.
.aultcrs, 49, fli-n'L. also Hf -hanlr ga
and s.r u- O.l u. tnol- i.l securing "'ir'r
a., -''' .fc .,,a,'a. IT,. &lW.YORH
LMILJNHh%I BUREAU. -. h''it'-.
ARE YOU SLEKIAC ENrLOYNINr
~ 10 NOu VII. 10 changer PI.lI 20. al
ki!d, ql!cKy pr ur,d. &LW -YDEh BU-
KLAU, $50 Hfofc"ay.
MAN II pa'r.otIc impul-r, hmpgc.- .se
A ,'.ni,rr aid po.d cons, r-1tl.nll poN.I
:. .alu CAS- In a three years cuf'IprlH .. Ad-
cr.-. COKFO!AlION, i. .. Bon 3,"sJ,
N y.
4 KTIST IEoIGNEE WANTED. on"
II familiar vttn prevailing styles in lii-
t,fIor decoration, n.talworf ... and Who
De- 'cml"i ni 10 aPIt ''. tA'iln- ID 81
town Ogrc, Las nfo1dv"y.
NINMONUS. vntonc,. .c~eily. delivered
~ rIry pawn .uts. represent ttiNr cill,
ron I~q4cst. >YHDlCAIE WATCH CO..
ii laet l4th-st.
l. 1or Al ouI 81 EMrLJ{MhN,n,
reliable Met,opolitan Agency poyition; pso'
cured for >60FKeepcr,, cole Tor. ci"i ..
taIc,uieu porter. packer, dris'rs. conc h -r-
lat lem'u' wttchmen. uscful-mcn, ililn
hands tcamstcrs, COOKS, walters nr.Mcu Sni
mechanics new orders every mail. NIL
KOPuLITh% AGENCY, GS5 Broadway
% II. MACY & 90. hasc pD-la1n for
1t. young man about 80 y'al- Old. Hho
lives Win M parents
yyANTLD.- Sll--iacn on salary sad com.
w mission b. lonIi. o. MN fAii-N
IEK EKASING pINtiL Tn lscI'' %
'c.iing novelty over produced. Era-rr ink
tnoIo ughiy In two seconds no abrasion Of
paprr; 90 20 500 per cont .pfOHt; ono
ayaAt's sales amounted TO 5620 ia ID. day, 3
another 732 in two hOuf-. W. want ono
.ai-. 9Th. general ae'ht Tor each stat. and
Territory sample b. miu - t~. For
tcrrs AID fll ua't.cu.aia q dro-- THE
NONEOL L.ASEE MIG. CO.. la Cio.s'.
Wis
ysIANTED. Man for country car for
W horse. cow And poultry; -rIii place
l.. r., Box E. Tribune on'r'
xUANTED.-Ma 70 tatc care n clgb
W house make ff's clean and p ncftly
Keep thing, IN order. Acdno,- f.. s..
rribunr O9icc.
A DVEKTIsENENI> FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL 49, RI
CIlVED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
80. ! -3s BfOadv AZ. corner Thirty -ni-t-at..
until 9 J.. m. 21O Wet Invent .thiid-.t
conner Sth-aNc 1872 SiNth-aye. I13 Fourth.
ave. colror FOGiternth-st.; $50 Third.ayc..
coiQer Eoftg-scNcuth.. {. l,O"G Ihtld-agr..
n"3r SiNfv-G'st.sf 1,01S Fir.t4Ve.: 100
west Io..y-second-st
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. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YoEk IEIBUNE WILL BE RE
X e3s BroadWaY. corner 1hir.ynrst- =; E,
rnEl 3 D. IL; 270 West Twenty,t. ird-st.
esrasr sth-ave. l52 SiNth-aNe. 1873 IoWtn-
"a corner Fourtecnth-st.: go ihIid.aNe.,
conner FoIty-seVenth-st.; ! 020 ThiIc-aye ,
near Slxty.nrst-st. lies ilrst-2Ne. LOG
West Forty- seconds. 092 Colum bus,
svs: 60 Iiter:v-~t. - Avenue A; 1873
fhird.aye., and the HARLEM OFFICE,
$50 East one-hundred- Al d-:wenty- II III 81,
up to D. H.. at regular oiace rates.
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WANTED. rent an unfinished house
w Or apartment of IA or 10 rooms, new or
in perfect condition and with al conven-
fences; must be near or west or Central
Park, below Slst-st. and convenient to elc-
Npted station Address Mrs. j. :. n,
5th.aNe. Hotel
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asa! estate 10 Gxrhanac

HAVE PROPERTY at Bens0nhugst.by.
theSea worth abou: - SOC VIII |
would exchange for BrOoaIvn property ol
about sane value. Address A.. Box :,
Tribune Office.
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Domestic Siiu1tl1ls Oiats


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Domestic Glluntlous i0Inleo

40 10 : p. ~. at regular Office rate.
Domestic Giluaiious i0anlso
Females.
"A. Mrs. l.. sETLY !
formerly Miss j.. Campbell,
\ - WEST 22D.Sl.
FORElGH AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
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/ servants br ai.Ins .nelg, n-nt, ~
al ~ .'' BI . r. Ii,ii;,%i%cu OFFICE
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a. ny employment pl.loti,, good com;
soo ,~I' riePPercs. '' cen Ge oG ,
itAsr b. calling or scnd!ng your order,
pe,se s'l'e par'icu'n,s, msses;; Sc: ana ana
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and country. Iit a. Is JLl-a''.. 1eH
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Work tOantc6.
AlaIf.S

Males.
" DUNG NAV Win business experience.
a Ro0d peim1a, best Of rofern c,,. de-.
sire' ~ ,itoh oi ant nind. DCpRkEli'En.
Bon l2,ll othc NoNh O1lcr l3S l. way.
worse MA Norwegian. w...c, a ,!t.ia.
ton a. 10 81 % assistant Junltoi: be- -
references. 7. y. LARSEN. nj Summit.
~. Brooklyn. "a floor.
NOrNr tEtNCHNiN. - ycIr- old,
4 speaks llttlc English, intelligent. wi.r.s
situation in any hind of bushes: iilst-ciass
c.tF reference; fkAECtS, car. Of Ms.
~ oCNG MAN. capable salesman. wants
position evenings Guri.s ho.ia,s .aasor
h,''t references. Ad.s-'. JI.WELRY, $50
lr-t l.jtl--t.
" o. No man. II. with 8 year cypeil.
a ence desires position in wholesale dry
good. house. address j. J. D., +. .. Box
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flats 60 Get. unturuishe0

ELLEVILLE AND PASSAIC 12O-l26
- West 3j.i.st- rooms and bath I'm
2foyemcnts good order convenient location f;
ole vacancy; 40; wa.chmani JsDltOr.
ADRIAN q. HIHEMAN 90, 1921
B.oadw way.
ID JACK BUILDING, 2jl fiith-av.. ..
- trance Eas, 2Sth-s,. lsrge apartg e.
sunny exposure also one for bachelor.
ELEGANT Groom tat. with all improve
- meuts; steam hrat and hot water Iur
LeX ngtOn-aye.; from s3j 70 80; also Two
remaining Of those desirable Groom na.-,
conner q 96th-,t. so and so.
''THE FIFTH AVENUE"
Elegant apartments Of 10 rooms and
bath, all iiGproyem ents. including elevators
sDc steam heat; rent FREE - He.eMDcf !.
Apply TO ysnitof or 4. d. NATTER & CO.
bankers, Utica, y. Y.
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Brooklyn.

NEWLY FURNISHED alcove, square
~ and side rooms. with all cOnvcnicnces
1Tst-cias, tshi. board ten minute, from
rr'dre by elevated road. Apply al 220
6th-ave. RrOos'vn.
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GLiess anO CGtrlanes.


A -FLANDKAU Il Co,
4, 81, 5.i, $40 Gro0me-st.
bnOUGHAMS.
BkOUGHAAS.
BKOUGhAMS.
NOVELTIES.
Curtain RockaNayS,
Coupe KockaWays,
Depot wagons,
EN-. Top CabroetS,
WagOuc.teS,
TWO-Whcclt rs.
Village Carts
Road Wagons,
Top Phactons,
Doctors wagons,
Surrey Wagons.
Fancy Vehicles,
U0ckboards.
Miniature Carts,
DuuabOut Wagons,
Dos-a.Dos wagons,
Road Cars.
SPIDER Pnaetons. ,..-,-x
OVER 90 DIFFERENT 81 Les
Lowest prices fOr prompt ca,hs; oo,,o
LARGEST S1OSk. ANO " A4'A@A'O N-''
OVER 100
Secondhand Carriages AboIe oN go,
-, Vprrrhaso a Carriage IN town or owl
~" until you pay Us visit
.,-GrNrLrMAN having sold MS
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Gun renl Usiaie for Sale.

HEADQUARTERS bargains West Side
fr.n.os: SO OO0 to $40 900. SVENENN.
s,h.aye,. corner 93d-st., Boulevard. corner
Rsth.st
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'.I'O' = - - - n, ~,
w.. -" he! 'I'.' ~ D = ~.
n,.r SiNf,.hrst.st l,7bs tirst-a,c.. TOO
W. iort, .-ccond.st. 1902 Columbus
ave-. 90 Iibrr' vt. - Avenue a: .J-J
"a $50, bn,i,eh nd ',,,v1rfft.s.
a., .. : IA ~, Al r.of,iI~ M. rof,s
RN SlN6LE ANEHltAS. y c,s" -
- ROAD horecs experienced ~ heea.
49, -, ------
- 'l would Ike 90 learn rad" o. l"' r'-i
~ ton 80 Wholesale house. Adie.,r s.
,f.. "-' .A-t ''''.-i
II ttt Hv Dr-i..l.. COOK. GOOD al
L a,ornG; WITH hf. vl.. a assistant .
"...i I"' ID" ,'Ne 'N'.-. oi h',. Pc, -
,Hrtf'r. OF ''''''' y" l''-d'''
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'N"I'N ~ R"ol "l-'i'1"I No.. sd.
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81 -OO A GENTLEMAN with tn,
| = .OUO. amount ln cash can secure
| -Ifc and having business interview only
. lvcs, iffh.st. Romp 80.
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Qrc5smdklrq.

Drcssmaklnq.
MILES. BAUGNON. importers. DIRE 5.
iSk makers, 80 Esst 5Sth-st., corner Madi-
son.aye. formerly S27 5th-aVe.): hand ONE
paris cloth costumes. evening dresses,
clolks. wraps. French corsets ladies' ma
teral made up a. short notice price modcr-
ate.
NlME- EUGENE VEILLARD, French
wi DressmaEcr. ll5 Wcs- 16th-st.
Ms. FLESHER's ladies' tailor system
iSD taught by mall; sent on 80 days trial;
Send for circulars. \. j. FLESHEE &
S,TYLISH dresses and cloalss. tailor made
- dresses and jackets, $40 up; Lc Luxe
Costume Album. WORK shown Mime.
OATES. go West e3d-st.
90 WASHINGTON PLACE.-Frnch
90 drcssmakor for ladies ana children
by the day reference.
sO- EAST SGTU.Sr.-Tirst-cliSs dress
~OO maker late with NJ. y Connelly
gives latest styles evening dresses spe-
------------------------
FOR Sale.
A FOR sALE.--At sacriiee. three sal
-. garments, rs, - and 40 bust measure.
| Cali nj 9iS bgoa-way, Room NJ. /. JAS.
+. MATTHEWS.
Al REDUCED PI.ICES.-5OO second.
! II Gand wood and iron wofK!n2 ma nines
/ fuNy guaranteed ma, Ainrry bought anu cA'
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY, 3vs Mad
| s0e.s..
A LADY's half-hoop diamond rinr :. 3
| "A Brilliant stones; cost - fnE1nc. 20 !
! al,0 elegant gold enamciltd heart wac
both SO; ium6 dlatc cIsn. J., Box Il.
| Tribune OAicc.
4 GENTLEMAN Offers heavy l4-carct
n stem.g lndcr watch quite new. cost
| sIOQI. S35. Diamond ring. white. peffe. T.
nearly carat. 30: diamond horseshoe Pm
! IL Nue-wLi;e stones, $40, lot, $loo. De-
! Tribune Of!cc.
NYTHITG IN Watches. Diamonds aad
"A ine N.lNcr"arc delivered fG sGaA can
llaymrrt, balance II weekly. Call oJ ad-
4 WTLL.ESTAl;LlsnED e!as.. tcveli9g
"A '"'eia RXSpr Fi nkos. .A isSB wcc.,or:t
TCYCLE.-sa for sale: al lali pcs1.
ID ing great bargain must sell. -,
Amstorlam-ave.
! ICYCLF-ts IN. expert Columbia all
/ ID NICK I'd Tail r.arn->. -i1dc dndir~
&C.; 4s0 90. G. CuK%WI Ill. 40 fciih-
OICYCLE For SAIL columbia. $40;
ID cheap. l., +. Q. Boz 2lf0'
NIAMONp>. watches. !cvel.y, delivered d,
- slsy payment: rciG,~..4 ttl'r., ,'.l>
uroa request. SYNDICATE WArCH co..,
II East lluh.st.
NOR SALI.-Hptcicf shop whit horse
i and wagon; good rca'ot r.h'n ,o' N"l-
u.c. Address or cali e lniN'f,it1 Place.
A. OK SALE folding bcd,'cad noarlv
i now. 500. Call BOG W,-t O0th-,t, Af''
HART
g. Or SALE.-Go.d huutinrca,o watcn "a
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1 ACNDRESs.-Iiy 4 woman to 90 out by
- ~" ddN ga hung ami ironing. Mrs.
I WATSON, 2io Wprt OG.h-si
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Sci, iOautco.
FCm1fp2

NIAMoNDS. wat he's. lewclry, delivered I;
- easy payments representative calls
gtOa request. ~ INDICATE WATCH CO.,
II last lith-st.
| AIDES ANXIOUS Tor paying employ.
- Hlcnt III Ncw-N"Ik or clscwhcr' send
stamp or call West 1ith-st., room 81.
] AIDES WANTED to study -tcnogra-
~ ply and typewriting new machines :;
G0od positions obtained sOoa A. learned ;
treat demand for good stcnographcr> and
tYpcwIiters evening lessons at ? ducrd
rates. WARDS SCHOOL, 30 East lith-
IT., near University Place.
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domestic .5iiuI!lJn5 UGn!c1


GOOK -Ey Swedish girl; undrr>tanc'
u gOod family cOOalng, cay r,i"Fei'r'
(alI giS Cth-gNp,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-01

ADY'~ MAIp.--Bl young woman speih'
L. ing English and french 70 elderly lady (;
thorough nccdlcwomln, hli.dress'r. picker
ana tiavcllcr; hl2he,t references city or
S",ii,try Ad,rc> MAID. 49, 4th.aye..
between 25th ard 9th ST..
DyTETIsEMrNVS FOR THE NEW.
| a YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~ Kr
CEIVFp AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
NO .2Ss broadw ,y yor9er Ih,iy,hii.tts,'
cornrr sth.evc. l52 SiVih-aye. lj3 Fou tn
| ave-, corner fourtccnth-st-
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C10 OQn SPECIAL or active cap'ta;
y iV,OOO Vanto1 ~ add 20 Uan..icy-
iling company; Increased busiue-- alr.aly
a-~ rod secured ty patent. WIEL, nib
rn. Once.
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81 SYST. 49, EST.-Checiful large
- room or SUITE. suitable for two. Com
TOTALLY furnished. Private family. Ref
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hOKIH CRANBERRY PARK.-l57 East
~ 2lst-st. Handsomely furnished rooms
u let breakfast y desired references.
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I ACNDRESS, &c.-By young Swed sh
- woman 70 90 out nv tbr cav Washing and
..Jniug and assist with kitcbenworx. Mrs
CARLSON, ij5 West 3Oth-st
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Business Chances.

A PARTNER with $4,000 TO 60 with ad-
"A Vertser u England and take half inter
ct in foreig PATENTS; article universally
used and company I'm successful operation
here: patents can be sold In London within
three months for $500, 600. "Eu ROPEAN, "
Tribune Oflicc.
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A CHICAGO manufacturing company Of
"A high standing wants partner with
go 600 who would take charge OF Office and
finances Address +. NJ, Box Ia, Tribune
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c,o sOO WILL BUY very fine patent
SD,oOO moncy-uaking article; slr. 70
r-.pg wealth Address &. +. FRANK,
Room %, Smith Building. Cincinnati, ONO.