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domestic Situnilon5 Oanteo

Males
ID UfLEH. BY q North German, ~ private
Id fumu, experienced man; ha, best
London. Paris and city references willing
and obileing. Addtc-, BU1 LlE. iOS 1th-
ave-, 'afo Mr. Pals.
- rILEE. BY an Enelishman In a good
ID private family best cts references 3
wages not les, than 40 per month Nd
drrs. Hi Tier, III East iJth->t.
u CTLEK or WAITER. By a middle
ID afrd single man in private family
good city references. WM. AltNoI 70 Ne,
'"o Jd''c.. upper floor
EOACHAIAN. Nc.-Bv SINGLE. strictly
u temperate. steady man e, coachman
plain gardener, gcnrr rally useful; not afraid
of work. aud thoroughly understands his
business attend furnace. mlia useful la
every respect fr,t.cla,s reference. VI. L.,
Tribune Office.
COAoHMAN.-I generally useful, In
v du-ttlou, man; good ho-tlrr and
driver good references. Address PETER
son. . West 3otn-st.
= OACHMAN.-Bv q Frcnchuan I'm q prl-
v waite family city or country best refer
cncrs. Adiic-- g.. BUSklHk, ia
Blccckcr-~t.
COACHMhN.-R, an Enpli-hman age 70.
v GEORGE BLAhr. - ,d-st,
n OACHMAN.-By hr,t.cass man 3
" years dls'ng1Rrd can b. highly rec
commended by last employer. Call or adj
dress D.. a.. lf3 Eat fsth--t.
n OACHMAN Lady wishes situation for
v her coachman. whom she highly recon-
lnends a. caf'fgl city driver. Call or adj
dress NJ. r.. 10 West 5Oth.st.
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flats Go fet, ilnturnisheo.

ELATs TO LET - THE
GORDON.
tSth-st., Jth-agc.. newly decorated ; steam
beat and all modern improvements rent
fiom so ~ $40 per month; rooms ana
bath. Inquire ~ the owner, on premises.
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Buslnfss q hdnces

4 y ESTABLISHED DRY WOODS 81 ST.
"a NESS best location on main street OF "A
clty OF 50.0 900 inhabitants. 90 mile, iIcm
Ncw-NOrk stock $50 900, ncw goods and
good trade. Address MERCHANT, Boa 10,
Tribune Oficr
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Connirr Real estate for Sale

Al CRAWFORD. - minutes floa Ne"-
"A YORK on Central u. Il. Of y. j., drsf-
8D.c French roof house Tor sale b 700 US,
lafn and fruit, lOt IOON ZOO 200 -itiatiOlt
n-ar station. AIpy o. WM. u. Bi!EL,p NWG{
CRAWFORD. Union TO-. y. g.. or CHAo. LEO
AIRY 81 Maiden Lane, n Y
a. NCTLEY. E-,eN Co.. Ncw-Jerscy
~ 80 minutes from jersey city, min
ute, from Nutlry STATION four houses 30"
building; will Doe finished % suit puf.
'ha-cf-: price. 50 800 on c1-v terms. J. uu
particulars from T.. X. TILION, u East
12d--t.
A GENCY FOR M0NTCLAGE.-H Hand
n some residences and building sites for
rae houses 20 let furnished Or unfnr-
ni-hed. TUBES TAYLOR. . Pcckman-st.
EARM for sale or rent: 200 acres 80 I'M
Il proved with stOck. Inquire Room :,
$50 1ith-aye., y. y.
L. OR SALE.-G4O lots. with bulkhead
water fiout on NewtOwn Greer suit
able for manuisctofies Dwellings &c. Ap.
llN O. :. Il. SCHILFfELIN 3Js Madison
I've. or y. EAPELlE, 100 FultOn-st.,
New-Yofk.
IEOE SALE. STATEN IsLAND.-iG
i acres; choice location: suitable Tor
SCHIEFFELfN. 9js Madi.G1.avc.' Or A. A.
EarELYE, 100 Fuiton-,;.. New-York.
1.-TWO SMALL FARMS for sale. building.
large. produce good crops Of wheat
farley. corn, &C., no waste land well
vateird near Village and \. Y. {. Il. x.
ration Of Sennctt. y. y. JOHN II. PAGE
u ALUABLE FARM for sale. Rosivn.
J.. T.: two miles from depot. 100
acras; high stat Of cultivation LARGE
house. 20 rooms well watcrcd good build
ing- fruit Particular, inquire Of OLIVER
TITUS. Old We-tbury Long Island.
For other real estate ads. see 11h page.
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n)ork n0anteo.

Males.
- ITUArTON wanted by an educated.
- reliable. honest man. %, speaks Ger
nan and English. writes a good hand,
knows bookkeeping, has experience In real
c-iate business tall and healthy, aud
willing 10 do work Of any kind would also
travel or 90 TO country good references.
address y. y. y, l59 East i7th-st.
STEONG YOUNG MAN. American. wants
- JOB a. ANYTHING. good references.
Addrc-- VI. D.. Pcrr}-st.
- TENOGEArHEHS and Bennington opcr.
- ator, furnished 90 bushes houses no
BENEDICT 81 broadway.
- TABLENA~TER.-B single man C33
- drives tdntcm-. team, Of four. -lN and
tht horse br'Ak- foo young horses GOOD
-id"r prominent position a., -tahlruast'r or
iii,t-cias- ooschnnu bust recommendations
liom dlT rrut Dountri,,. y. PO,t0ni,r
Nairaeausett Pier. r. l.
- Ali >MAN. commanding good trade
- among cloak Mtnuftr tuners. lfy goods.
."hDius and retail houses in th.- cry. is
"un Tor position WIN good house ho,t
- rourc7 given. Adlrr,, SALESMAN,
Tribune Ofice.
- AfE~N tN-A yourc mau l2s would
- lltD situation H- 70 salesman 300 q large
carpet fui rrc e-fah I-hunnt has q tlor-
oucl know edge ~ Oriental carpets. rugs.
49,, and p"--o--'- wears experience e.
-Hlr-r ON OF Oriental gods. ~ Fences and
f.ro. n.ndsfnN- mod rate wages. u. n.
o.. Tribune Office.
- HIrPLR and PhCKTE by a youn,
= nan, % Aftf,s, Ri IltLNCI. Box
-. Tribune once.
'I'O rE1NIEE>.-N n--fc.a.- pfo-.r,n
Il who is also a licensed ENGINEER wants
81. 'dE situation vac, nd a.. Addr SIS
d.. Tribune O0.rr.
Nv y ~MlTit.-Bv -'o,dy man. BIZ Hon.
d'rson -. jersey city.
" NNTTp situation a- driver or u.c.
w 100 NAN around tlr house with uri-
WOO fam.lt. Pos e. young .Nl1rd uau. good
p '.r.rr". Addr-s !. D.. - Chalei-.t..
w ATCHNAN or JNNITOE By strictly
w Ten p'fat" married man; Al rrrreneo
IRON ln-' OFT pluFrr.. Adde'S ti.O ".
REID. iG2 Luque r-st South Hrooklfn.
\NANTED.-ro.it!on NJ any Kind Dos q re-
w -p' .'ahe young man l- Very nice
writer aud willing ." mas himself E.n"r-
ali! useful 30 agents. AdtrD,, oi1 Last
l05th--t.
w hNTID situation A. agent for last.
w ezra manufacturers hay Ind y years.
sNu"rrucn with chicago drv-go1is trlda
.lhh.ng and rftaiN ! r.f-.rnrnt. Nd.
tr'ss &. T.. 49,. T.. %. Box 20. lIn-da.c. III.
WNNrlp ~ .aa Ene'I.hman ana a
urnt ~ a small trlDA fIrm. either on salary
or -lar.-. W. BLAZER. Box :. Greene.
w GRITTY capable persons 20 90. posi-
w tluu- ~ 900 aides cau Do secured hv
APPLYING three dN- Iu advance m tho
CHRISTIAN AID 10 EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY. - Bhl. House.
WANTED .By respectable young man.
w ,.'uaror to ,lr. fof horses or As driver.
Il:oWhElI't. li.,>-.-i.. Hfn'A''h.
v o. SO NAN ~ l- want, work OF any
hud office preferred o Licences.
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surni55a Rooms.

A LARGE front room, with gas and bath.
IA ~ Last 33d-st
L. LEGANTLY FURNISHED SINGLE
IL ROOMS. % double rooms ~ aud ~.
ward families and gentlemen only. THE
WILTON. - West 29th-st., near Hwa}.
II ANDsOMk furnished rooms Tor gentle.
H men private baths connecting. heated
tcfms r,a.1nal le; opposite Hotel Bruins
Wick. East 27th-st.
STHST. 13C WESr-Nicc fIont rooms.
with closets. heat, gas, water Bath
housekeeping near elevated road station.
10 TH-ST. - EAST near BrOadway.-
~ Handsomely furnished large and small
rooms southern exposure gentlemen.
SYST, ~ WEST. q Comfortable fur
nished room ~ let 20 gentleman
every convenience; near ~" station phi
yate house
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4 RTISTIC DKESeMARING. -Dresscs,
~ wraps and cspes made at reduced
prices hotel orders executed on - hours
not!ce. Mrs. VI ELkOI, 81 East 9th--t..
opposite Dennlugs.
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VA ASKING and IRONING.-Bv eolored
w woman good reference family wash
iig made % speciality. call l29 West
9Gth--t. basement.
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Dfcssmakinq.

! 4 RTISTIC DREseMAKING.- Dresscs,
~ wraps and capes made at reduced
prices hotel orders executed on - hours
nCt!c,. Mrs. Vi eELKOI, 81 East 9th-~t.,
opposite Dennine's.
ihRESSMAK ING.-At home OF ont even.
/ ~ ing snc street dresses IS up; 1T and
/ finish guaranteed. O'BRlEN, 4jG West
I 57th-st.
Illnesses finely made at moqcNto prices
~ during January tea gowns specially
most recherche patterns Tor Same ca-oful
cutting. Mn. REYNOLD. l73 +. 77th-,t
nKEss AND MANTLE MAKEE.-iit
~ and finish gu8lsnte"Ci suits made ~
| up; als0 accordion plating iUl 3d-SN',
dre>smaker's bell
nKESsMAK STYLES dresses prr.
~ feet A. guaranteed; expert cloak and
wrap maker. English walking suits
rea-ouahlc COOK formerly with Ni--
DlckI. 155 Wet 45,h--t
nEE~SMAK EK.-Art.tlc drcs-mak,r.
~ formerly with Mr.. Connolly, desires
! few more customers lat.-t Paris styles.
handsome ball and reception dresses 40
up. 3G4 0'h-a'e.
hRI~SMAK EE.-Fli,.- htt,r and
~ draper ul-h' uni. cu-a-. uenf- ~ th'
dav experienced in lead p1 houses ciif rel-
efence-. Adtie-- j." go Wet -.e--t.
ENFEEIEN,ED dr,--uat- 90 go .rora
Il a. hef own home p.i.ct 90 t"fm' i a.
-0uablr. So n.D-aN".
EOE LADIES ONLY. Paris m..ine-
and falllI-n'- hHt-. most % eant -tfl.-. for
only one-thiid OF The real value. 1oJ Last
s9th-st.; ring twice.
EIRST-CLASs df.--layci wants few
L more customers 20 -o out hv the day,
terms reasonable, 0r~t-c.a-- ~ feucc} I'D
ff.-- \. H.. Tribune ONCE.
~ ASUlONABIL DRESSES uod.. from
i - up. Dy French dr--- maker at iJ3
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Gelu iOanico.

- ALFSMEN wanted for new and re-
= m3rkahlc book by w. u. HOwcll~ and
y. :. Perry published hy Harper & Broth
cr- sold only by subscription excellent
rpoftunltv for permanent aud indepcn-
dent position Address WALTER BROWN,
100 Na-~au-st.
Females.
w ANTED COMPETENT chamhermaid aud
w waitress: must have personal rri,r-
cncc. Apply between 10 aud % At ~ East
tf'l--f
w ANTED.-NDat. tidy nurse for infant,
w with good r.iDruD,-i wages. -.
600 LoAiugtOu-aNe.
W H~ulItA on y. -rrlbNOm,n. dlr-
w WORK Furnished hy tll AltfIG ORGAN
ILATiON SOCIETY 53 34.aNc. no charge.
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Females.
ilJork t1anlc0.
hI,Icn

. I T-,,.,, ...',,,,f'-,f .,d Andi,o,
f HAiae. iulldaG Eoom 80. "a Pax Row.
Ann .geA\~t.,Toc ,r.f,,tI. .,l..-
\ r-.a ,,'r.',,. "a. ,t, ..,i'i,.c -i,',a-
- ,t Imam T,".' = -, 'H.
/ ..h. Italian aul Por;Hgl.-. ruwtt. Ad-
dress. j.. ESSENTIAL. so Broom. 70.
.,,..f...v .., .,,.-..... t....,,-
\ "N ,'i, 49,. e..',''. 30 w..
Ta--... d...r. position be-t reference.
j. W. s. AdclIAi t.. Brooh'yn.
\ LIZA .,.,-. '.,t Ind, IN
~ I.- ,.
OIL. lultlr or ra' irau. 50 o.. r.nl 80.
Address ". j. ROBERT rON. ~ eco rr.--t.
ft.f,.tr.r tNrrfrf.rNT l.v az Ia
\ 80 ,.'-'-'..'. ,o.''.i lIl. m
r. ~ . -
,o 1l.,.', L. ~, H..ei't, \
,,. ..r,,.,... ......,.,,. ,......,r
a 't & go - 60
", I'd" 49, ,t,.. .l'
, ,,. .,..
,r. ....ti.,, ~. ~. b. o.
.', . '' ,i,,tf,I 49,. ,of. fot
Il-t f-tl--f 80 floor
nI-sf..f... Man ,,,,,t. ro.itio,. -,l.o-
Is did t., in',,iou. ~ nfau-I,I r,,-.,..'.
- .., 40 A,,.,ttr..,.f r arag.rf.,..f az .far.
v l.,,,, ~ a. o..-tg.f.. or MIN f.feruf.r.
,01K Ho< = Trihun, 0r.ro.
nnnNKrtrlE-A rr,,t'cal dou,lo,n,,v
Ii ,"'.tl.'.a, :. anti.gs ~ r',s. ,n ..u
'Iron.en'. ,a,'sia,iory frfc.cncc. A. 20
ability. Addre.- g.. Room - Mcrrantll,
lNrhahg".
,.Ek1-r. pt.p u,f~o.d ,- l.rk on.
* 80 -. "a 1t-.. .
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- ~ ~. p,.sIt.. ~
II w. ' '''-'' '-.' " "''"-
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''' a. ~ ,.,.,, ,"''' w..
'.''.. N''.l ''l'' 'N''t hiLi' los
"'-. 'l-l-''.
Roh.-suonR. l"t'l.it'nt boy. u. "ouid
""' 70" '". "''' "'r u, -
h'-, "a i'I'i'''. HI'''H l. bon -
i'.".-'''
- OY .iG. desire employment in com.
- a.. ."N.' N"'i '9 'Aii''I. 'l iH a.
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m ~ ~ H. ~ "i-'' lib
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Ciin Real Csiute for 6ale.

Tor SALE-A corner on 9th-sye. new
j building terms reasonable price iow ;
10 agents. Address p. +. CALLAHAN,
2S0 East 42d.st.
GRAND INVESTMENT for ssle.-A
VI splendid new store two fronts one
block from Broadway, ab0ve Hou>ton-st;
paws per cent net; lease > years. :.
EDDY 4 CO. l45 Broadway.
CT onO la WEST 13lST-ST., neal
- O,DUO. Jth-aVc. thiee-stUry stone;
perfect GEM terms easy. Apply on
promises.
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COTTON-The spot market made further gain OF
16c TO-DAY and ruled firm Sales 80 bales for cOnsump
ton Total receipts for the week 96l bales
1SG 43 last week and 1913 bales this week year
ago Since September RECIPES at the ports aggregated
557 bales against 40909p bales for the correspond
ing time last year.
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Aelr nDlllc0.
Males.

~orTrCTOKS ~ 10 sIs drivers. ~
L 10 az: watchncn 40 10 ais book
keepers. - 10 SIS; engineers. Tl2 10 so :
Grrincn. ~ 10 Sl4 waters = To ~ poI-
icrs. Tor hotels and stores. gt To ~ par
tcnd.r- 81 10 52O clerks 80 D. so sales
mon AZ 10 500: cooks ~ 10 80 per Week 3
coaciIncn sls 10 $50 per month AZ r.,
liable men seeking cmpiofmo1t -h99.id 'ar
,,roc',rir0 tL.m good situations IN NcM-
York Bfoo1lyn and Jersey CITY. 4" , NJ
ANTEE EMPLOY MEM 90. ~ NUM-
gomcrp-st., jersey Ciiy. near irfll'7'
EMPLOYMENT.- EmpiC yncnt. ro'lt s.i n'
IL omen for bookkerpcr~ ~ t7h'h. ON.
clerks, maulcd couple buDhrr, Ei.,t'
matters. walters cooks. u~cfui-,g ,., ~" ~
Others. Call. Information rec - Ih"H
AGENCY oas Euiinn-.t.. RicokIA'
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! 81 VI - 'I@'' Dun - i'i"'i' ''''''
ART ENGRAVING OF every description
"a ctchine>. photogravur.,, and DINNER a.
rats PHOTO PLAT--LNG. CO.. u
Beckman-st..
A YOUNG MAN, Win capital d.-irou-
a T. start m a Sool. A;,n. 'n-5n -
| may mar vi " -'"i 'i ~ w ~, - 80
RS II. - i''''"' i''"" VIII
---D' -
! A >PlC al. or active partner win go.
VVv 10 55VVoV .n -,." l'' '"- 200.
/ '-tabushcd ndIuIat iuilhL hl-li t>- n'-'
/ iN,ttti.I.Ht, IN rS.'n'.
/ ~ Isl M \ j. Immune 'iH.'.
i nav cash for any STOCK ~ mcrchan.
/ \. disa or buv cntIr, stores out A. dIy
1oo.s, clothins. shoe Grocery, hardvare
s@,,,,s3 81 J illi pa 5H'"T
DOIi !" - - o. NJ ''
/ CAPITALIST WANTED o. ,u-agr with
/ u advertiser in manufaet.f.n- iud d,t,l.
ana ~ Mri4t' II. D. b"N 90. NF'"''..
y ..
IL or SALE "a. rea-on4Il. price % flruI-
/ L turc store at Onucr. = j.: bu-.ur-,
paving wcil owner !. .N- ,n.aa,d at ,9,..h,r
"Nd4i- 'hiHob att'Hu q" SAM 30 10 4ii'-
u'o olii'"'
/ y OK SALh..vn on. "i th- p'nrI pal
"us'n.'s s'i,,', oi ''." "Ir
..i,1,S1, n,.at aIin W ',e . 10y. ''
1ti.d up ana d'inI a fo'- n' -''''-' -,..,
ia TOY i,',.n' I've, 10y "', - A'''' ~
=. ,-,...,,........ 1900
l. W "a ~ ". - ~ 80 ~, ''i ~
/ tine Connecticut rive. Valley. fr. h.Id
iur,. Particulars adde's J. j. OIHICh.
Feeding His. Ma.
....., ,....,
L 20, -. ia t-,.if'.Itd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
fi ali a.. yS,r ,edtc. 'l 5S
Box no. Tribune once.
on %. $500 =. -. M'na.ait.f Zen goa
ular 'nssur,, pro,Isctcd morr ia 'rlh.c an
aycrage OF The ores TOOK first premium 40 thc
late Piedmont Exposition a. the best god
silver and lad ORES VIII DC pleased 20 sup
ply ofg,i particulars; Addic-- "Lo. W.
IiioHl i.',>' i'N''''' "a,
II or SAIL ON Easy ..rif- "A d-f. GOOD.
Il business wcll-rstablI-L.d IS 600 20
$40 600 capital required good reason for
..'t,hs, A'ui'S' - H. I''H'' MOTIFS
vs.. ~ .
TOE SALE.-A thoroughly ofear.l.d ard
i equipped manufarilfIur rfopilrtorv
medicine plant. corrr-poud.uc. solicited.
.uDf - H.. + y b'N 80. N'"-l ''" ..''
Il OR SALE.-rolrd az house. iul} e-'ah.
mot sunday io-. ia-i s'i.''.
l. OR SALI.-OI oGbini,ry Nth
Il all machinery aud materials. wildly
known; declining health o' proprietor.
Jacob
GOLD CHEAPER THAN ~TITL-Ihe
" br,t make, Of gold pru- r.fal.rd % p.r
cent under manufacturers prl.'-. hLAIH'o
''' ~ an ''.' w..
tIl%ES FOR SALE Developed. orc
vi prolgcinc load. silver. c.lf quart. and
pDt CIrf-tzP ffafbD
NAi'L - " IT, IN. VI. '". '4''' '''''''
Nj ST ~iLL.-l >'lf,- lu .u1. -fof.
w cheap remit. other l4-iu.-. In attend .
40 81. NI.ha'a-.1t.. u..r l"i4f--f. Ip-
YI " D. W. ''.''.i'' ~" ''' ''''t
.-.'.'.',.. .''''
ID AETN iE wanted wlu 5000 90 o. 600
Ir.dict. "a.d ..,',ii.o ,...-".I ...,.... ,'''
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for Sale.


A FIRSTCLAsS sawmil and % 600
n acres Of line yellow pine timber. with
IdllrCad, and locomotive aud cars. and every
cqL Ipnent needed 70 carry timber u mil
timber never been cut over sawmlll all
new above all in FLORIDA; VIII sell cheap
parties wishing 70 purchase address u. w,
Lake ogden. Florida.
At REDUCED FRICES.-4OO secon1-h hama
"A wood and iron working machines Iuly
guaranteed MACHINE 1SG5h' ,s snu -
changed. CEORoE u. EDDY $40 Maui
con b..
A KOLI~TOP DESK for 500 feet roll
n top for go; smith's rol-top desk Lh'
l,rst made. d specially desk, Of all kinds
+. II. MASON, % Willian.st.
ali MAKEs o: Cylirder JOB. 1.-the
~ graphic and Pl9t. Presses BoCkb.nd,
crs' and Electrotyuers' Machinery largest
stock. lowest prlce, IsAACS. 10 Brek'
man-st a..
II OK SALE.-A 15-horse engine and 30
nrlce $40 GRO. W. EVANS, Flushing
ave and stcubcn.st. Broohlyn. y. !.
4 ADY viii sch scslsldn jacket. ~
wrap and winter cloak, mink cape ana
mum elegant street and evening uI'r.'s
bargain, BfOche shawl. CAB Lexington
ave, near 55th.st.
+ I'VE QUAIL for sale. J.. y. WOOD
II WARD. IA Chambcrs.st.. y. 1.-
nFFiCE FUKNIrt RI OF all xmas
~ roll-top. cyinder. top. n9t-top sHh hann
desks, stool, cha.r-, 80. All scc"hu manu-
y Willlan-St., basement.
ID IANOS -Eicgant new upr'ghis all lh.
prOycmrnt- also one $50 thckrilhR
parlor grand. nearly ucw bargains can;
lnstalmrnt~ warranted , years. Ithl
LcAinp tOn-ayc., Hottest.
u HOTOGKAP LENSES banjo tiirst-
class. ilobert rinr. plano faqualc.'
scwino-machinc. lady, gold watch. SMITH
l6J EOWcry.
r. YrEWEGTER bennington 40. . In
Il perfect order. bargain good as new.
Room 800. stewart building.
w ALNUT BOOKCASE, . n. 3 In. wide
w by It. Ia. high four glass doors
suitable Tor law Once; price $50. Address
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ANTI-LoTrERY LEAGUE.
An Address Issued to the People of the
United States.

On1ted StateSs
BATON ROUGE (La), August Sth.-The
ADti-Lottery League has issued an address
to the people of the United States, reciting
at length the history of the lottery in Louis
lana, and its corrupt purchase of legislation
to do its will and override the wishes of the
people. 1t dilates upon the use of its enor-
nous revenues-greater than all the bank
ing capital of the State-in every available
way calculated to hold its monopoly and
its corruption of the moral sense of even
good people, and its utter carrying away of
the ignorant, many of whom suffer priva-
ton or steal to get money to play the lot
terry.
The aggregate of the schemes of the
monthly and semi-annual drawings is the
fabulous sum of SOS, 1000, 900 per annum,
and the aggregate of their daily drawings
over $50 900 600 more.
They receive annually 81 $50, 600 from
written policies sold on the numbers of the
daily drawing, apart from the sale OF the
regular printed tickets.
The schemes of the last drawings were SO
arranged that they can sell 75 per cent. of
their tickets, pay 10 per cent. for selling
them. lose all the prizes provided for in the
schemes, pay Sl,000,000 for expenses and
still make So, ,0O0,O 600 per annum
This, the address says, shows that the
scheme is fraudulent and unfair. 1t pays
but 53 per cent. of the money received,
while the licensed lotteries of other nations
require payment of 20 per cent.
The address recommends to Congress the
immediate adoption of an amendment to
the Federal Constitution prohibiting any
State from charteriDg or licensing any lot
terry or gift prize, abolishing those already
established and giving Congress power to
enforce prohibition by appropriate legisla-
ton; pending that, that all lottery matters
be excluded from the mails and express
companies
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TEain Hands and Signal Men in South,
Wssses on a strike.
LONDON, August Sth-The great conflict
between capital and labor in South Wales
has begun in real earnest. All train hands
and signal men on the Taft Barry and Bute-
and Rhymney lines have quit work. All
traffic has been stopped on the Barry.
Rhymney, Penarth and Taft railways.
where, owing to the strike, the greatest pos
sibie confusion prevails The mails are
being dispatched along the high-roads in
carts which go under protection of spe--
cial ana strong guard One hundred and
seventy thousand persons are Idle, and
trade 9n all mar kets in Wales is paralyzed.
There are large collieries at Rhonda, with
10000 inhabitants, which employ a force
OF about $4,000 workmen, and these are all
idle. From Swansea, Pontipool and all
parts of the southern portion of the princi-
pality promises of liberal support for strik-
ers are coming in. Communications are
now passing between representatives of the
men and Cardinal Manning, Lord Dun
raven, Lord Aberdare and Lord Brassey,
who have undertaken to act as arbitrators
in the matter
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ARMY MATTERS.
Changes and Assignments of Commands
Ordered.

Changes and Assignments of Commands
Ordered.
WASHINGTON, August Sth.-By direction
of the President the following changes and
assignments to commands are ordered, to
take effect September lst. next:
Flrst-Brigsdier-G General Gibhon will re-
lieve Msjor General Miles in command of
the Department of the Pacific and the Di-
vision of the Pacific, consisting of the De-
partments of California and Columbia.
Second-Major- General Miles is assigned
to command the Division of the Missouri
comprising the Departments of Dakato and
the Platte
Third-Brigadier-G Med. McCook
is assigned to the command of the Depart
ment of Arizona, with headquarters at
Santa Fe, n. NJ.
Fourth-The commanding Generals of
the Departments of Missouri, Texas and
Arizona will report directly to the head
quarters of the army.
Fifth-So much of the State of California
as belongs to the Department of Arizona is
transferred to the Department of California.
The State of Illinois is also transferred
from the Department of the Missouri to the
Division of the Missouri. The troops serv-
ing in that State will report directly to the
Department headquarters.
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Land Decision Observation-Disclosures
Nominations.

Land Decision Affirmed-Presidentia
Nominations.
WASHINGTON, August Sth.-Assistant
Secretary of the Interior Chandler has af.
firmed the decision of the Land Commits
sioner in holding for cancellation jeremiah
Barradori's declaratory statement for the
southern quarter of section Is. township 20
south, range IL east, Mt. Diablo meridian.
San Francisco, Cal. This land was within
the limits of withdrawal for the Atlantic
and Pacific Railway, which was declared
illegal and the lard restored to market,
May "a, 1886. The same day Frank a.
Terry made homestead entry to the tract,
he having filed declsratory statement in
November previous. Barradori filed a de-
claratory statement May 26, 1896, bat as
Terry was prior settler bis claim has been
sustained by all officials.
The President has sent the following
nominations to the Senate: William D.
Wheeler, of Montana, to be Assayer at
Helena; Alexander Clark, of Iowa, to be
Consul-General to Liberia.
The Farmers Alliance Sub Treasury bill
was to-day before the WAYS and Means
Committee. The discussion. however,
failed to develop kindly feeling toward
the bill on the part of the committee.