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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
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AGINCY WANTED for Michigan. on
"A 'pnni--i'n. January D. Tor "'A az. T.,
..f-i- OF d4c-- yaYI- nIuU. ., h"-.'4} aAd
underwear EOIHNILL g. YO>r l,2''
t..4yr.. Detroit NI'n
a fpO ND PHY~.DIAN. ""ranpa'" 90
- Peas. 't..~f-lf..' Halt, l'H n"ft o"'
.,-r- ~ .fcat iy ra-41.r Alen"rt rli'i-
~n,--. Addf". Flli~itlA>. 1FiD 'nr ONO
. 80. :," NJ wat. ...'.l o, mon. of @,yi}
49, last i2L--t.
-AIf..Nt% vith looI ftfrr.ncrs would
n Ike 20 Iocutc JIuutr. WIN r~iiabi"
nou.. O. mnnuf4rtYrI 20 i1ok aft'r az
and Brpoklyu in introducing -''' po'tlhi
novelty or -t,plr IN" OF e'od, 10 ih' y
30 d tad. Acdr"-s RELIABLE" 100
<. Tribune Of.cc.
~ YDr looking i0f man ~ cNprr.-
ii ,rc. and DOT grt. VINO makes u his
au,in ~ attend 10 business 49, dhN' 10
tie wrokl AN .ootin" iof sou. ~ ~
rhe button hy appointing inDT'lr". ana !
wa do The !, -, -ntap mont j'nu't or
before :: URGENT. FORTY. Box .. III. uh'
once.
A LI-AEOr NArHlEI~T. - '.'r.
"A cAp'ricncr. ."I. Hr, "oo .ob' ana !u'
du-tr ou.. ADD 'c-- q. IL. 20" 'hi'SIi'-
H., top hopr. care II George Lnnf
A PRACTICAL swedish p,n"r "nnt-
~ "a y low , Pnr""l f. r'i T"r&:bInrRG 1888
D-an-st.. Brooklyn.
A CCOt MIAMI -Waut.d. WORK on iooi..-
"A evening". books opened and c!"-"d
posting. balance. drawn, &C.; t,rm1 a,9ii-
adj. address. ONE week, bti-" ~ f.
HoN 3. Tltuu- ono.
A YOuN,, GERNhN-ANEnI fhr
~ p,um.u and mechanic, -l'ad} 'nd
I'liablc. vnnt- .,G" employment 81 uus' .
expectation very W"drfat.. 'dGi'-- J.. '''
-, Wcb-tcr-av'.. Jersey CIV Heights.
MLEICAN. apc b. married. want q
"a -.raGy position would litc q" "',f-''
cai.inc aad carl'ntoriut for some l'r-'
transportation com 1hf il-l'i4.' i'!''-
rrrc.. MI CIAS. &. ROBINSON. baNi- =
snip Yari. loot NJ ?cth.sL, North River
- rSINE>S Man. competent booLk crcr
- and salesman. d-s'r'~ peru 1hrht posi-
zion rnrfgrtlo. cNprIi .nc u mIhr'L CIV
references. remuneration ra-onhblr. afr
81. Address ROOFS KEEPER. is' llndsoh-,''
II OOKBINDER.-G boohbindrr cN-
- prrentrd 100 al IT, branches, PflhIru or
Drank 0oka forwarding or nnl.hihS. "aht~
steady Job. Addr~-. BOOK HINDER Fl"
tllnton-st.. harbrr mop
- OOKKEEpEE.-Th compc'r..
- ,nC reliable ioOlFt'pcr, having w
years practical experience, acqualhtrI WIN
~ coach aud German ian buaees, ueri,'e
pU,ito,.. NGdrr., KlilABLfr ION Nv
COB 3th-a,.
ROOKKEEPEE Young msn. Trustworthy
- and railai TO-. and pproufhN cohiN,.,
tent doublt.enfry booAnwpef ha' had I'D
ycaYs' experience. sat rofy 1rielehees'
u. T.. Box rs. Tribune oHes'
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TO BE GUESTS OF TIE coNGREG vuoNAL CLUB

The Christmas meeting Of the Congregational CUB
VIII be held This evening at the Johnston building
Several cerSymen Of other denominations will he the
guests OF the club. They the Rev. Chauncey b.
Brewster Of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church. ne
Rev Dr. A. : Hunt. the Rev. Or. r. A. Nelson. Of Tie
Memorial Prcsby Church, and the Rev Dr. Nathln
f. Wood If the Strong Place BAPTIST Church Inc
dinner which will be served al p will be preceded
by reception.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Horace T. Dcming delivered free lecture last even
ing Avon Hall, Bedford Myrtle ave, on " In
dependence In poltc.."
Miss Mary Howe who recently sang at the opening
Of the Union League Club viii appear Of the Wiske
orchestral concert at The Academy Of Music this even
ing.
The repairs on the college building Of the Long
Island College Hospital are nearly finished The frame
structure has been replaced with brick one and many
additional oonveucnocs FOR work are being introduced
The Naronettes" will be given at Association Hall
mex, Saturday at p NJ in aid of the childrens ward
of the Brooklyn Women'S Homeopathic Hospital
\ Svede about thirty years old, whose only known
name is Aleck. is lying at Il. Mdrys Hospital III Il
dvin- condition from q fractured skull. received ON
saturday night by falling from the second story To the
cellar Of a house in Vernon ave near Lexis ave. le
wa, employed At the house as sttrbuilder 10y { H.
Mosby Of No. 1913 Broadway
Daniel Collins. twenty weight years Old. Of 30 81
Columbia St. quarrccd with his wife Ellen carly YES
tordsy lie took a hatchct aud nearly cut "n her lrit
car She wa, taken T. the Long Island College Hos.
initial and then 70 the Fifteenth Precinct police station
v.r.,, Ciuin, Wa The police were compelled t. Jet
MN TO- as she would not make a complaint against
him.
Thirty Years Pastorate7 Is The title Of volume
which hi> ji, been prepared. ei'lng an account 81
tho III, and work # the Rev. Dr. Theodore L. tuylrr'
who ha, recently retired from Tire pAstord'e 81 the
LAFAYETTE Avenue Presbyterian Church II Contains Il
{ I~ IN
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A LUTHERAN cIuRcH's NEW PASTOR.

The Rev. DR.. Thomas T. Everett preached his first
sermon as pastor Of 81 Mathews English Lutheran
Church. at Clinton and Amity 81, yesterday morning.
Iii, subject Wa, " Deep Waters At night he spoke
uuon The Development Of CviHMtior.' Dr.
Everett comes from Harrisburg Penn. lie was for
mcrly newspaper man. and at different time was
connected with &c The New York Evening Express. W
~ Tlo Now Y ork Herald The sun" ard rh" Pitts
burg Commercial Re has been a clergy man over
twenty wears and a. one time Bapl~'.
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giving t. begears without investigating tclr ciS's'
Alfred T. White spoke for the Bureau OF Charities
which he said tired to prevent aud 10 cure p"vtfN
and thus occupied different field from tnat oi ~,
nechbOr. They had 800 visitor, who lOokei INTO an
and furnished work for all those who were Jll-
to labor The service closed with address by the
pastor. the Rev. DR.. lyman Abbott.
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Is ,'.'..'-. ,,.--..i ,,.., a.; - ~ ev'
'-.r.,nc,. be-, r.fer.ac... JONES. i85
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- az '' ,,',,c{y ~ Tyibgoe g p'-, on
Us 5da,e.
DoY o.rI would .lac situation -
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4 Ahfr-N ii.. "''o"i No- gen 2. 'i h."'s
y ..ih- i'"- are az '''..'' -'.i'
h''ha -i'it WORMS
A-o. able. 500 N'-' -''h-''.
tfl.rNIit: a,f tANINEI.NAFFIt
\ -.tnu.n H'r',l ty o s'"le 10, .e!rl,n-
,'r o- .tfiH.' rae' A'ir'-- j. III D.
hLAp .-u last i--a--t.
ElVrE %, o German. o., ,a,a'.,ra,u.
ID. .i''' "l -.eD.,i'" ue g o. we
't. 90 u".-'- h''. 'i' N't WON.
~ .'''. N.1''F' D"i "''- '''
nEi\tI, hy 800 %. -lol'a "'rr11
D.. -'i '.'I.'' -
~ El DrI-I ..ur..r.. y.ar' 'l.'-.rI.".
~ ore a'. wart- p'-i 'n'r' -.'l. ID. .'.i'
lfi"' 'i'i s'.- 40
I'l" r,Ii ~i.- ih. store. 800 SUM
-t.. i.i".h'H.
= NF!NI % wants position N1- tr-'-
IL Clos. ..,aN. 1ud references r'r'
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DYNAMO. ,a fo al necessary l.pi..r. j..
80.
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- fai'.'a. nnl .'n'' Situation '"'r'
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hltt. '.t Co., ''' ur tir
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the curtain instead She arrested ana taken To the
Seventeenth Precinct Police station WhcN her h'isband
preferred a charge Of assault ir the second degree
against her. She denied the accusation ara was dis
charged for lack Of evidence against ne'.
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to apply for loan found lie had been cleveriy Vc'm
lied. ..,,,,, 49,.
Warrants are out for the arrest OF MitcheIs con,
fcdcrates, but il is doubtful If they have any Na
existence. II is the belief that The names are creatols
of Mitches brain and that in reality he comprises
i'm himself the whole association. The name oil tho
association /, not in the New-YOrk City Directory.
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Citn Real Csta.e Go Get.

4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED hoN'c
Il ~ West 22d-,t. suitable for h0iiu -,
rent with board Tor msn ana VIC 30
Yer mouth. Address :. W. Bon So I4'''
llnn lI.IL.n
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ijuglllc53 z blures

lrDe.roE4N rfH~T-DIAS~ OPEN
y I\t, IN man Win 800 N -NL
-. -,.- 81. au4 au-.uc-. iIt.s-
90. ..... g.. -,..r.u H. hl!-l. f-- I!-a. ADJ
dress HuNL-i-l; irbuD' or.'.
VALUABLE .p.!E&I ~.I lr -aa'd
n lin Mo, " pat i9l ? - ,-'t'e. s,o o.
on ur..ora. p.uirlt,. Ae1---- Do
KKtCE. ALaG;i. Buld'r Na-hil-'0n - '.
f-tfI.r .t add
"I,',''''' '',,'t'l.,''t t..l-e. p.rtne-
t'th $1,000 g. la.t,.-. .b.,.n ~ ..rge
.,glr. '9T..d. closest Investigation solicit D.
til'. rl. f.tI.,,r pf.y.InTD Itl...
80 ''. ''''''' - '''''
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nl~f<r~~ Mas ...h -o.c capital .-
- tr.4...,: o. 4,. l,'Hr .onn.'. U.s..
ILl,iI.I~l. Iru4ac Ot..c.
GOV lun loH SALE. 600 v..
'1.., D. 't, ,...a-, l.-.n3 la!,.. RALLY.
Tribune oG,e.
,,,->-.I,- WIS. .It....t r. d. ID rs.
,.I.... 40,
- ian, ID lie p.,,'..' S..af,.h .I..
u',,rll a4la...- fDf.I ~ ~. '1uk 800 '.'s.
All lct, r. W te.rg a..- WcspIs al.w. I'f.
NE" SION Tor 'l" DO tf'""'' D..
~ o 3o0 i,f'hcr 200 '.1 IN, ' ','
oacc.
T. or NALf.-i"c .''t vi5.nS o''' ..'
4 % W. r ".,,d - s.r,,t =
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Real estate 10 Ctrhanqe

nor SAIL. LXCUANGE.-FsTus all
Z over. $500 - 800 - 600. 80 OOo 10
1900; nat paving 10 per cent; large
hOrsc ranch can suit any one tOr ar-n.u>
10y before January /. j. ". FlLLDLE,
Ls Lioef;y-st.
4 HAVE PROPERTY at Bensonhufst.Dy.
1 the-Sea worth about : 500 viii /
would exchange for BroohlNn properly Q;
,bcv. sane value. Address A. Box Z.
Tribune Office.
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domestic 5ltuaiions Uan!eo
MaieA

Maiea
oFFUL-MAN, COACHMAN, HAh.
1 DENEk. fc.-By nan ana VII,
Young. ,trong. active. s0her ana uSIul
horse. garden can milk or indoors VII
iny: VII, d. good u'ok, washer; lronvr,
l9u>rworter Eealy q. the PRO III p !
HOME BUREAU. 13S 6th-avr. mr.. lo-h--1.
y-~EFII.NAN. by che u-ed q f1rn gar,
4 don. milking aud al kinds OF s-hrisl
farm work. cattle. driving, &c. low Nas
8. adv ohliring ha- go0d references ~
ue HOME BUREAU. 49, 6h-aNe" near
lvfu--t.
rSEFUL-NAN.-By very neat Prot;
u ,.taut. understands car ~ hor~'~ sp|u
ker: Willing 10 De useful in0leIhtc
yaZ.-. gooi reference. COLLLE1' 10
We, 2Jd--r -
single man 90 on
u g-nti-uan's place or IN horl 10 tahe
care NJ h0is, and COW. or any gth'r 'i.,
l.ioymeut: handy with tool, w.Ilih@ ana
oil !ginc references. -. D. Tribune Once.
p1SEFUI. young man, French,
L W.' landed want. ,iieiatou IN a pil'
va, family 10 make himself useful. NJ,
32J East 3jth-st -
HrOUNG TRTNCHMAN recently from
I Fufoye wants situation IN good ilM!'
.. terence. Aldre,, BERTHiER. ID Wcs'
Zjfh.st.
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gountrn Real Gelaie for Sale

GlNCE FOL: MON1CLAIR.-D"e liing'
q for ale land bv .he acre or lot;
house, 10 let furnished or unfurnisLed
TUBES & TAYLOR. . Beekpan-st. y y
T.. OK SALE.-Farm O. 500 ee?cs. 80 in.
pr, house. larl. &c; bot o.
peach rand pIi 81. So 600 easy terms.
J. II. BRiS1OR, Naf;insburg W. Va.
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uDt-orKEEPER.-B young CrrV,e.
IL - Il WidOWCr or au .ceriy gentleman.
l5 7th.aye.. Miss LAU Rll.h.
IIOI SsWOKkEK.-B North German
III girl: l. good cook and lanndre,'; city
or country. 30 AtiaHtic.aNe., Brooklyn.
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1.vIrFD IN TRYING To IMPROVE MANKIND.
union meeting Of tie Bureau Of Charities and the
Association for Improving tn" CorGti Of the Poor
MO-, ro,d lo.r evening AZ PlymJ.th Church. General
- r christensen poke for the last named society
o,1 iescriici if, work. lie Deprecated ~" habit Il
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A CONGREGATIONS NEW HOME.

rHE CHURCH or TIE ATONEMENT ENTERS ITS
FINE BUILDING.
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~ COX nv nr-t.class NofM German
I rrotr-'nnt makes ri, hind- ~ desserts
ta.tr. SOUPS. meats. poultry. stn'. &c
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uFR FAD AIN SAID To HAVE CAUSED THE FIRE
4 window curtain i'm the house of Michael Walsh at
Va 80 Atlantic-ave. was set fire early yesterday
naming by the upscrting Of a Kerosene oil lamp
III. fire was put out before il did much damage.
Walsh wien asked about the cause Of the fire said that
h. had had a quarrel with his wife. and that she
nLJ M The lamp and threw II At his head but hit
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: 49,, CIpTSTN.G -SpFCIAJ.

p 9T0 drivcrv wagons. suitable Tor. all
bnsin..s; finest stock Ia The city. Cali.
sysfr.p. and commence the New Year with
.nsw rlc. light delivery wagons q c9u.-
-. sn1rfsitv RACINE WAGON
AND CARRIAGE Co, 151, 1j3 South 9TH
ave. New York
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Cor Sale.

Al ELBCLED T-t.C.-N.-1UD s"pChd'
n hand wood and iron m0sA4Hg machines
liIy guaranteed ia - UOusAt anu -
er4uc d. GEORGE u. EDDY. 395 Ldt!'
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LOWEST pRlCLs FOR PROMPT CASH.
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EOOK .-Rv nrst.rlas> cook for city fan.
I ny. he, best personal T. f'rrnce~. cal
or adir,s, COOK, care Of Mrs. Bacon, 800
Nfl-aNs
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~ OI'S Tx EEpER.-By French lady OF
u d. qdh ago speaking English and Ger.
nan fuentlY come, highly recommended
fiom l,adigg families in Europe and This
city Knows thc care " frst-clas, families
households, marketing and all sppcrtaining
thereto: Is Willing, Obliging and trust
worthy will 20 10 any part of the States.
Apply 351 4th-aYe.
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Hprb Gr COMPETENT woman by dev !:
Y excellent cooh. best reference. 81
West 3Oth-,i.. 81 floor. front.
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Brooklyn.

ITO LET-A furnished room 70 one o. two
I gentlemen room II b. u. high ceiling;
"a BedfOrd-aNe.. near Br adWdf. Bfc9hiYn.
J.. D: references exchanged. Address
DR.. BOX II. Tribune once
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iUors uanieo

trrnaies
WTtI.FDr CATED Young lad, d"-iir,
\ vn'' :, tkr'pcl cashier. ttIcWulr'
- any lo,itlon II tru.t. Addrca' y, L. -
30, l.O-d. Nrw.llaNrn. '"hn.
Az EXPERIENCED lady would de- .non.
"A ping for lsd.c- living at distance
from the CIV. fefefenc.S Addrc-' j.
KOrEES. Al ncrkim'rst.' hr'oS''"
nIAMONDs. wstche.. Icwelry dei l..,'i,l. :
~ easy payments Nh call Ti,n 'imll.,'
SYNDICATE WATCH CO., Ia L. ifsh's''
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SEEKING HIS LONG LOST SISTER.

Frederick Schafert twenty three years old. of No.
Ao7 Atanticave., a tailor in the employ of Adam
Tiecher is IoohinG for 0ngost sister lie came to
his country last summer from Wurtemberg. Gcr
u,nv and has travelled great distance looking for
her, Her was FTcdertka and if she j. living She
e now twenty four years old When eighteen years
old she sailed for this country with her lover, being
unsbl, 10 marry him Al home account of the op-
position Of her family, and intending % marry him
iirIou ono. here lie died the passage aud she
i@nSod hert freudlesS The family have never heard
81 her since and her brother has been unable TO find
any trace Of her.
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flats 20 Eei. 6ntnrulshco

" LACK BUILDING. 81 fifth-aF.
I'D trance / Ess 2Stl-s.. large al, III -
SUNNY eMPOsuIe ass on lef DaeAoIot.
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Oreesmahinq.


A EIISIIC DkISSMAKlNG-C CLOAK, ana
n wrap, made aud altered IN seal plu.h ara
flr az most reasonable prices and short ro-
tee. MI. IrLnROY, s. East 3th--t.. Op
p,-lte DunlnF IS.
a CAMILLE. THIBAUD, l0S West
"A. 2Sth -st tea gowns. evening, street
and mousse dtesses also tailor.maqc coupe
eicg9nte mod rate piIcc; shOit notice.
4 A. DRESSES for misses, 5 ~ Il
n. years. my speedily; every description
Attest designs: fac work short notice
Mir" y. ANTOINFTVE u" West th-~t.
4 RTlSTIC DKESSMAKfNG.-S Street cor
IN trncS. carfiagc aud ctcaing gowns made
Tor 40 ia gown. - good, purchased n
desired. Mrs. McELHOI. 81 East 9th 81.
opposlt- Dcnning =.
n URlNG the holidays few NOR Engage.
~ melt- by the day French system. -lS
West 59th--i
RFcSMAKEB by the day or week;
~ cut and ~ guaranteed by Tayi0r's sys-
ten latest style reference. Mrs. FILLER,
80 West 2lst.st.. 8 bells.
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IL SF.WORK.- By young Sw"ul,n s'n,
II speaking English good COOK. wa,ner
.Ed ironer; willing and oblicing city or
country; references Call 357 4th-avo..
be;w cen 2j,h and Goth sts.
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woman, who said she was Louisa Coyle OF King
st. and Pearsal ave, West NewYork. was arrested
Yesterday at the ferry. she wa acting in an insane
manner telling people that her brother had robbed
her Of $50. At the station house she said she was
an actress and "a friend of Mrs. Langtrys
The funeral Of Councilman James A. Geayer TOOK
Mace Yesterday AZ his home No. SOB Garienst. The
lev Dr. Jenncy Oniciatcd. The body was escorted to
Floral Hill Cemetery by Company c. I'd Regiment; the
IIoboken Veteran Corps Major WOcrner Post, o. A. r.
the of Veterans, the liawMnS L0uaVes OF .NeS
York: the members of the loboken Fire Department
and many other citizens
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Gin pral estate for Sale.

0.STOHY hrOwns,0nc. soft. nr-t-c l4,>
~ h0l.4e. u-ar Office. STEVENS. "h-
W. .n-Der 49,.
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IIOB0KEN.

CONDUCTORS DINE AND HEAR SPEECHES.
The annual dinner of the Moses Taylor Division
No - Independent order of Railway Conductors, was
given Yesterday at Buschs Hotel, and eighty covers
were laid The division is composed entirely OF con-
ductors on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad and II is commonly known "a the NOTES.-THE
ing Order" At the dnnIr was delegation OF forty
men from New Haven and Others from ST. Adams ana
Blattleboro, VI, Montreal and NewLondon' IN the
afternoon Conductor Bateman Darsavel in behalf OK
his wife presented the division a set OF colors, WHICH
was accepted in clever speech by Abr7lm Ban. Nd-
dresses were made by Assistant superintendent FRANK j.
Griffith Of the Delaware, Lackawanna and western
Railroad and ". severance, Braleboo, w.; = D. ChiI
tenden. F. ID. Crozier south orange John Gibson, T..
d. Nash ST. Adams, VT president of the Independent
order OF Railway Conductors; W. W. Pardee, New
Haven; Frank IIermance, New Haven; and 'ic'or
pegeon, Longufel, Province OF Quebec.
The officers elected were Abram Ball. presideht'
John Long, vice president :. ID. Chuenden, sec
rotary and asurer: Edgar Parks marshal s. j. Budd'
chaplain; d. Sandcrson, first conductor; william II.
Bowen, second conductor; f. J. GrifthS member OF
the Executive Committee.
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Broushams, hoch2Wals,
TX. DrOCs namS, EAI ~. A1N
I.rcai'l.ts. Six Pas. ROckaways,
ianaaus Curtain RocEaWays.
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LAI,,EST STOCK AND WAREKOOA1
IL THE WORLD.

Don't purchase a carriage. in town or out.
until VOv I4y lis a Visit.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

sr'~~~HST~
A AN ATTRACTIVE "a floor.
IL rooms, batIi private table optional
tLNitSry plumbing.
Also aitlactlNe fOor,, with private baths,
with n wi bout board suites aud single
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desirable locations highest references given.
IniOrm alton free.
s. {. LELAND < CO.,
Sc WEST 3fTH-ST.
nIAMONDS. watches Jewclry delivered;
~ easy paymeuts viii rall vita sample.
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81 SYST. WEST. near jth-ave.-Nicely
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abundance; select homclikc surroundings
references.
Of WEST -sT.-Deslrable and hand
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with board references.
% EAST 18TH ST.. corner OF Park ave
o. Rooms, with board splendid home for
the winter best Of reference.
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Great Variety OF -,or
FOUR PASsFNGI.K. TOP AND 40 IOf
CARRIAGES. INCLUDING MANY
NOV IL lies.
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6prsss an0 Carriages.

L So. S74, 376 bROoME,sT. o,,.x
CAKI.IAGrS FOR TOWN AND y ~
Try or EVERY DLSC Elf4lON'
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"a Mrs. l. ,EELY
formerly Miss l.. Campbcllb
~ WEST 22D-sl.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLO MENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENGES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements VIII
be disMI-sed rom olhce aud f0rfeIt
all claim 70 fee paid.
y. B.-SO BRANCH OFFICE.
C5 WESI 2zD-SI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-14

Abost ~ hitterese sswspapes quarrel
q d. year = nv beiag waged besveea
~ New Z. II WeFid a1d the New Yosh
oan- The San dseIasusshat de wrd's
attack spoa Js6ge HilBss, TIE adiainis-
traitor Of de At sssusrt estate. wsa
pro npted By ~ refusal Of ~ judge q
pay '-bisekna1r 70 'that paper In the
shsps Of advertising patronage The
World replies that All The advertising II
~ ssasses - JsAge Hilton would
be bot - . drop 10 river com
passd with the amo0ut annually
Dssiashsd ~ H. Then is proceeds "a
lift The hair Of the Sun in true Apache
style. Il declares that is was the shame
less defende1 Of the old Tweed ring
that . few years ago . proposi-
tion was made 10 Western city TO se
cure u once the pardon Of . criminal
there In jail BY . man who represented
one Of the stockhoiders Of Lac Sun and
an editor thereof. The proposition EN-
traced fee Of q 900 and carried with Il
the editorial influence Of the Sun
II further says that Jay Gould has thu
support Of the Sun because the editor Of
that paper has stick In the Western
Onion Telegraph Company and get
pointers" TO assist him in making up In
stock operations the losses brought upor
his Newspaper by his own maIignity
rhis ID certainly pretty vigorous war
fare but IL IL safe to assume that the Sur
aided by Brother Dana's trenchant pen
will b. fully able To hold its own In tn.
controversy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-14

Editor Dana Of the New York Sun,
predicts that New York will send a
solid delegation for David B. Hill to the
nexf Democratic National Convention
Henry waterson declares that this Is ali
bosh and that, even we're IL true, the del
egation for Hill would be as nothing
'ompared TO the auanimity Of the rest Of
the country against him." This il louc
talk but experience has taught the coun
try the utter unreliability Of Mr.. Water
son N 3 political prophet II David B
Hili carries = solid delegation from New
York to the Democratic National Con
vention he will get the nomination. Hi,
party would not dare refuse it to him il
the present condition Of politics in tina
state. In order for the Democrat,
party to succeed with any candidate i
Ia absolutely necessary for 1t to carry
the Empire State.