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The morning call., 1890-07-26

Edward Turner, the negro ex-pugilist,
arrested about ten days ago on charge Of
criminally assaulting Mrs. Moscow, an
aged Russian woman, at Al Jessie street,
was held yesterday by Police Judge
Joachimscn in bonds Of $4,000 for trial in
taken into the house at A Jessie street by
friend, who pitied his destitute condition,
and the fellow returned the kindness by
assaulting one Of the inmates. The testi-
moDy Of his victim and of witness was
conclusive of his guilt. Turner had no de-
Tense tn nffer
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SAVED.

The name Of the priceless remedy, THE GAvr
CALIFORNIA ERo-TINE, is taken from the word
'.ErOs,'' the God of Love in Greek mythology.
What is it, what its uses, what its purpose?
great California cure for Nervousness and Dis
ordered Sexual Functions Of men and women, no
matter from what cause arising, either from the
excessive use of Stimulants, Tobacco or Opium,
through Youthful Indiscretion, Over-indulgence,
Loss OF Power or Impotency, Wakefulness, Loss of
Brain Power Bearing down Pains in the Back,
Hysteria, Nervous Prostitution. Dizziness and Weak
Memory. These complaints when neglected gener-
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Send stamp for pamphlet The study OF the PAM
phlet will be worth your while Price, Al n box;
for S. Six boxes will surely effect permanent
cure No bogus guarantees Thousands Of testi-
monials received from old and young, both sexes.
The morning call., 1890-07-26

After August LIST and under the new law
of Congress, " charges will not be al
lowed to be deducted from the cost of duti-
able goods, but such duty will be charged
on the full cost Of all goods as landed at
this port, minus the ocean freight. The
change is made TO correct the abuse of the
privilege hitherto allowed importers of de-
Quoting from the cost Of the goods when
rated for duty every cost but that Of manu-
facture,
The morning call., 1890-07-26

Argument before acting Judge Taylor
was concluded yesterday in the case Of
Nora Johnston VS.. L. A. Mcdonald and
others arising out of the deciding by Harry
Writ, the embezzler, of certain property on
Tehama street TO the plaintiff to whom he
was engaged to be married when he fled
from justice. The Judge stated that he
would take the matter under advisement,
and afterward remarked that he had dis
covered no conflict in the testimony.
The morning call., 1890-07-26
GllNaRl LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
Umbria, Aug. 2. $50 AN Bothnla, Aug. 81 200 Pm
Servia Aug 8, 800 NJ Umbra, Aug. 80 80 AM
Etruria, Aug. H. 300 Servia, Sept. ., IL 90
Aurania, Aug. 23 10 AM Gallia, Sept 10, 300 Pm
Cabin passage, $50 ana upward intermediate, S35,
$40 Steerage tickets to and from all parts OF Europe
very low For freight and passage apply at
the company's office, Bowling Green, New York.
VERNON ii. BROWN & CO., General Agents.
Good accommodation always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND CO.,
jy27 TuThSa Agents, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-07-26

The Federation Of Improvement Clubs
has formally requested the Supreme Court
to advance the Los Angeles street-exten-
sion case on the calendar and hand down a
decision at once, inasmuch as the questions
involved are of vital Importance not only
to Los Angeles but to this city as well.
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
New Court of American FGreSters
With a Large Charter Roll.

I'm order 10 secure insertion al matter In
tended for this column should be handed in
addressed TO The " Fraterna Editor" All COM
munIcations must bear The name and address OF
the sender; ii not, lie matter Will not be pub
nsheQl
The morning call., 1890-07-26
No ASSESSMENTS.

there Will be no assessments for July in the
con Light and the FraleInaI Guild. To the
present writing none will he levied in the
Young Mems Institute and The Young Ladies'
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP c,
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY EsrH
i Ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST <ll1S3e
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear-
street Wharf. at 10 NJ for the above ports one OF
their AL iron steamships, VIZ
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-May 8, 90, Juno 1. 13.
o. July T. 10. 81.
CoLUMBIA-May 4. 49, 90, June Q, 81. July 8,
10. 81.
OREGoN-May H. "a. June 5, II. %, July IL. 90.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacids
Railroad, oregon Short Line and other dlvergiuy
lines, for all points in Oregon. Washington.
British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho Montana,
Dakota Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone Park, and ali
points East and South and to Europe.
Fare to POrtland-Cabin. $l6i steerage, 50; round
trip, cabin $50,
Ticket ohices-l and pa Montgomery street.
G0ODALL. PERKINS u Co, General Agents.
mr25 10 Market street, San Francisco.
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Coniest Over lie Ipsurance.

COniest Over Life InsnrRnce.
Mrs. a. Waltz died in December last,
leaving life policy in the Mutual Relief
Association of Pctaluma for $1,000, Tor which
her daughter, Blanca Griesser. and ?. j.
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DRUGGISTS.

Paul Costing, being duly sworn, says that he is
the senior member OF oestihg & Co.. druggists, S52
Market street, San Francisco. That said firm from
June l. 1889, to June l. 1890, sold 320S bottles of
joys Vegetable Sarsaparila. being an average OF
267 bottles per month. That they were bona hde
cash sales, sold in single bottle and hal.dozen lots
the counter only, to cash customers who asked
for it and paid for It, That in twenty-five years
perience he never handled knew of remedy
that gave such satisfaction that attained such
enormous sale through store. That he sells
from a half to a dozen bottles each per month OF
the other sarsaparillaS.
ISgnedI PAUL COSTING.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 2lst day
of July, 1880. II. L. WARDEN,
Notary Public, San Francisco.
The sales above mentioned were month by month
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ANCHOR LINE.

CGMpaGN!E GENsRaLs
IRA y SATLAN TIQUE.
French Line to EavrP.
CoMPANYiS PIER NEW, AZ NORTH zesa
~ River, foot OF Morton st. Travellers by xSs[Ia4
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort of crossing the Channel in small
boat.
LA NORMANDIE, De Kersabec..
............... Saturday, July 26th. IL 30 a. NJ.
LA BOURGOGNE, Frangeul Observation-Disclosures.
..... .,..... Saturday, August I'd, at o: 80 a. ".
LA BRErAGNE, De Joussein. ...................
.................. Saturday, August g. at u 90 NJ
LA CHAMPAGNE, Traub. Observation-Disclosures.
.....,......... Saturday, August 10th. 200 A. NJ.
LA NORMANDI DE Kersabiec.............-....
............... Saturday, Aug. Esd. at 10 A. NJ.
Rs-For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
j. F. FUGAZI d CO., Agents, Montgomery ave.
San francisco. MIRO II
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WAC
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.


TIME TABLE.
Commencing Sunday, April 6, 1890, and
until further notice, boats and trains will fol-
lows:
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALITo and SAN
RAFAEL (week days)-7 80, $3.50, IL 100 A. NJ;
80 $50 $500, $40 P. NJ.
(sundays)-s:0 100, 600. 1000, IL 80 \. NJ; $50,
Sundays to Sausaiito at IL 40 A. NJ.
From SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (week
days)-9:30, II 200 A. NJ; $3.50, 200 P. NJ.
(sundays)-S:o0 800, 1000, HOO A. NJ; 1880.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO (weex
daysJ-6:lo, 7:45, $3.50, HAS A. NJ; 1:S0. 3:25.
tsundaysj-s:Oo, $50, 1855 a. NJ; 1900 NJ; 1:l5.
2:45, 4 90, 800 sos, Z: 100 p. Extra trip on
Saturday at $3.50 p. N. Fare, so cents round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO (week
days. :56, II 100 A. N; $3.50, .: l2 P. NJ.
tsu9days} no s;2e, lo;lo; ll;l5 A. NJ l2;2c
at 6:3s p. N. Fare. so cents, round "trip.
From SAUSALITo for SAN FRANCISCO week
days)-6:45, S:15, 1905 a. NJ; 1905, 2:l5. 4:l0.
(sundaysj-s:45, s:45. lo;4o, 40 A. NJ; r2:4s.
1855 $50, 40 5:f5, $50, 4 :45 P. NJ. Extra trip
on SATURDAY at 10 p. N. Fare, % cents. round
THROUGH TRAINS.
1880 T. NJ, Daily Sundays excepted from san
Francisco for Cazadero and intermediate stations.
Returning, leaves Cazadero daily Sundays Ell
cepted) at 700 A. NJ, arriving in San FRANCISCO
500 A. NJ. GSundays only from San Franoisco-for
Cazadero and intermediate stations. Returning.
arrives in San Francisco at S:i5 p. NJ, same day
EXCURSION RATES.
Thirty-day misunderstanding Tickets to and
from ali stations, at 20 per cent reduction from
single tariff rate.
Friday to Monday Excurslon-Roundtrlp Tickets
sold on Fridays. Saturdays and sundays. GOOD to
return following Monday: Camp TaylorSSr7 rs;
Tocaoma and Point Reyes, 81 90; Tomales 81 20:
Towards. SO so; Cazadero, 81 90.
Sunday misunderstanding Tickets, good on day
sold only: Camp Taylor, 81 so; Tocaloma and
Point Reyes, 81 75 Tomales, 81 90; Howard's,
81 so; Duncan Mills and CaZadero, " 10.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Cazadero daily except Mondaysl for
Stewards Point Guaala Point Arena Cufeys
Cove Navarro Mendocino City and all points on
the North Coast.
JNO. ". COLEMAN, F. b. LATHAM,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Il Tkt Azk
General Offices 329 Pine Street. sp3l tt
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LADIES' FANCY CLOTH JACKETS !
LADIES' SEALETTE PLUSH JACKETS !!


p area seas frp
onrntr
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| Alameda and Berkey
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LADIES' CLOTH NEWMARKETS.


hnhe buttons
oed
LADIES striped cng all wool ce
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FURNISHED Gonsce.


4 + SHORT HILLS, y. J.-Fine furnish d
Il lrsl4-nc. iul summer acres lawns.
90 q .n. h.o.a. horse. cows. poultry ;
h,sltuv; utll q pot 30 minute. 20 city I.ll
r.DI season. LYON. - Pax Row.
EUILY TCHNLSHD HOUSES. piano
L lnrlude1.-OIe u 10 rooms, handsome
grounds. large stables. $3.50 20 hut. +;
house " J. ICONS. - acres, sfa1l"s. plant
80 den, u-e - jersey cow and ip. po4l'fv.
$3.50. house OF j. foom-, J. DdeIu il.piofc-
meut-, 8 a.Ie- land al st-clas, stable and
.ar..ase house, planted garden. good cov.
Dot cllct-u-. 500; above are lr-t.e.a-.
places. CHAs. l.. WALLACE, Rockville
Centre, l.. /.
L. OK SALE FURNISHED. OK 10
J. KENT FrRSIollED. for suyiler. st
Noukcr- Newly and ,tVlishly Furnished
large bIlrA house. land OON125 ten bod.
rooms; retired street, 8 Hlnbtrs' wax 10
train. sld one hour 10 Etc'0f--t' hofsD
not needed would rent f9f summer ~ clf..
fI lilfttc family of 1dfl'- only price ~
house and land. -fe 900 fYru.t.re - 600
f-nt $500 l'I month. Room 70, - CDdaf-
-t. - pnrl g.
EIrENIsHTD COTTAGES (" rent iu
P1trhoruc. D.'lpo''. laue Point Bsy-
port Isis on apIll alton. PDIIIi: T.
lEllL. Iatchocue, l.. I.
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flats Go fei. 1,nturni5heo

/ - LATS TO LET ~ THE
/ GORDON,
t8fh-st.. 9Th ave. newly decorated stan
lDst ana al modem Improvements rent
| fcm s3j 10 500 per month : IOcms and
| D4tn. Inquire " the owner. on pfoniss.
INOrE EOONo and bath o. Dr. % small
L famlic- els anc go. 12i ". 6ad.-
COVIENOE. c. WE~T l2TH.~T.. near
" 5th-a.r.-One handsome apartment =
rooms auf bath, new. ONSLI., ou plom-
l-es.
II ENOX NIL. 9I7 LsNington-avc.-l.i
IL noor anu basement 9 Rooms al boo.
| Di0t,meuts newly pInlG and decorated
10 thc finest order 81. McCAhl.
rT,HE BALTiMORE. l3s-1sO Ls-t 4oth.
sL-Auaituents. so tp $40, posses lion
Nav sIl light. -t0%m-nrat, Lau boy.
a. i. HOYT 4 CO.. - Ea-t f-d.st.
VERY DESIRABLE second nat room.
' ban s31 an rnpfovenrDt- NICE v
decorated Iuquiro lanitof. 81 Last l.5th.st.
= TuIAVI.. I.o4s. cor s6th-st.- flegan,
- Auartuonts perfect $500 % $1,000 I'm
med ato p0--f,~l0n. Apply On promises ~
D. J.. !. STONE. go Broadway. Room 3ll.
eIc ILATs Three room, ana bath.
SlO room hot water supplied by owner :;
=. improvements small. ,'ioct FAMILIES.
33i L4st '5th.st
rOt SINGLE FLOORS; rooms !;
~. v5sh-tuhr and wdic los'ts
M. j. HARRIS. 90 East 33d-st.
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nlisccllGurou5

4 LREET o. STENCTR. pa o,h.ave..
. 4 ttfw .cn l1th aud ltth sts .- L brc lis-.
"a .asol-. canes made - order recovered
AID repaired prompt and ri able.
4 .G-P. BOOK. "HoN - Keep Boiler,
Il t.eau r. {. any sdd-rs-- mo con.
.O4ud- fauot-- lud oil lime. ir-t.Its
ali z. foa liLg buzz. JAS. -. HOTtH.
HISS 10 i.h rtf -.
EPPIINtNN hos removed from los
\ rl'or--'. ,' lo- ill'on--t.
hIf~. punches. n.'li stamping drop
- uo... a. a..l-. af 'nw estimates. I.
90. |H> -lf '.nr
fNtDINI E~.-ff t.I iltr ans od from
II t.. -1.- o. A.'. NJ u..f.- wAp ils..
D'A"e lF -r.c a'Ir-, On IN-
DINl.it. I.. 20. .ruD '...
4 iI.' ... .. n....-. ff flt'r
"a n... ...'.H. .t far value Hl
ErW'.' NlLIrn c9 ''hatr.
-, NOrEtPUU|. n.|rr f...at.l f1.
- H.I. .n -.! would ... '. l,.s .
o.l.r .n -t.If.H o.. practice u
o.. evenings fur ' l r.'fa. lri.at. A..
...-- ]. E. d.. ll.N|H. H..t.
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furnished Rooms.

Al 20 EAST WAsHINGToN PLACE,
"A near Bioadway. Handsomely Furnished
IlIR~ and small room, choice l'cdi"h' neal
hotels.
Iagt.I iaude0fne room; also smaller
n ,o.ff fo one. OF two cent .rIeus if-i.o a-7
in eArly rr.pcct summer rates ~ "'aV
-l.t--t
.TENI~HED Room. second siofi F.,
\ southern exposure in every "aF d,,lI-
able. terms moderate for SUMMER. - i-''t
4fth-st
I,E.M MERCY PARK MORT y Ilf -
..,ahfl-f ifd ..fed Har. ptltH'fr-.
UA%D-.Nl fIul.brd roou-. % -ul'.'
III nr -.ncly Tluing vsi'E u'" l4l-
latr family. f. e.. 40 East ii'''-l'
nAND~OMELY furnished Ioon.., win o.
IL without lizard. l2J Lat o-aSa
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Real g eluic r)anlco.

ID RYN MAWR PARK. YONKEES. Par
ID ties wishing " purchase stock On IA
acre tract " land. within 81 M4nut,, 81 Wall
So. Vi, y. y. and Northern X. r.. second
station rom Van Cortlaudt ParA lcity water
are requested 70 fhOLOughlv invest -Gts and
address w. II. O.. 1913 4th-aVc.
IvANIED.-TO buy a house. not less than
w twenty fe.t wide, north eide of street,
between +-'u and j3d So Madison aud Gth
a,c-. A. res- J.. NJ. T., Tribune Uptown
once. 80 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
Drcssmaking.


4 NDKEE a EUGEN1E.-Parls dress
a matrr-. late-t and pr,tue-t styles /;
ladies' material, taken Or furnished INST
cla. WORK guafanLccd; moderate pr!ctA.
l0l West isth-s
A TIESICLAs> DEI S>MAKEH wound
a like few more cu,,,,omci, ~ her home.
Mrs LANPHlKE. $50 W'-t I'ui--t.
4 IL STYLES of children = dresse, made
y b au c,p,ri'nrcd Gl"s-maf'f and
d.-igner; ~ uliaNrcli'd pr.c" NOD rate :
vota pfomp,. BoLMAN, ESQ Cth-a'o.
A IlG~rCLkSS PAKI~fAE DEI~S.
~ MAKEE. newv established. Wish.s $
more costume 10 homrt suits sl3 up.
Ale. ABLL. 5lJ oh-'y,.
ALII-IiD d. .->4.A.n NJ pcriect
-pflnR style. best reference. oN IN
.o- Wost 23d--t
A IL style- dresses; perfect 10 ruardn
"a ted rr4f- jackets AID tea gowns
Ihgli,h walking suit. curiom'T- may Iui-
rIsl material. reasonable. 'OOhE' 10"
West iJth-st.
ntfS~N AkEK.-Gooi inter. good draper
- neat finish - 30. "dHIt'A "!'a@ -
- Wc,t 25dst.. 1T Deil.
nRfS~MAKEE Of experience and ABILITY
~ dos D.. a f.W moro customers = %
t..r d,v. r.f,r,ucr. Address N r., Box H.,
Tribune Uptown once, .235 Broad"ay.
hEl~~MAKIK.- superior nrteri fe-
~ .u.ine bu~ine--t lhiloF go" w. ''''
lI- costume .s and $40. drre-r- fcu"I-
sIled. ruif.ug. La-iluR. can as fVl LrA-
ihrtou-aNr.. u'ar i2l.-t.
nKE-SMAkfR would like engagement
~ hy me day. iiI-t-fla-s hfilhf ana oid4-
.,.,. - f.r d.t or 80 Dci Wc.k. Gall OF
address DEES~ MAkEE 332 i-i7t ftlh-7t.
nErs~u NG-fo5 East ~"fh--t
- Tl.t-ola-- di'--makinf, Ir@'"h'D'r
toms. Mime. DEWEY.
Hgf s,MAEf ft.-Flr-t-cls- htict and
- draper wishes more ,ns. ,in, h'e ~
eity reference. y, 30 West @3d-s.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
for Sale.

A T REDUCED PEICEs.-iOO secondhand
| "a wood and ilou working ul hines. fllly
/ g-sfanteed ma L!lery bought and ct
! changed. nLoEGE b. LDDH. SO MI4l
son--,.
A ROLL.TOp DISK for sc5 feet roll
trst made, .spec.s,y ie,k- Il al KndA
4 LApY tr uns rr lo1-..e nr
\ "i.A.s 20 sd hef ,A..acrnr -lHr.
pIao at bafa'l. Ln.n.u I.l...
ll-,h-.t. between 80 'le LoiL.,on a'.-.
A 5o.lNCH Columbia Isrl- u....
n ful nick l excellent condition
4 W. --d-.
~ OpkBINDIR1 -Fase .laar.. ~
ID Oldest FOO tlt Unite. ~t1... '.r cl-T0-.
Nl'h fNt4f.- AID la ii..V DIsiDr.. f0nl
4l' .lf trl.'- ui prom. .'r tN4-- J.
NALhfk, FRANKFORT and Js 'h -.-.
EABiNET organ Yy1 cheap. f5 MONTH. .
" rpf.it I.a-4o. targa.n %. .n-tu.
IApiES. il7l Letng'na ~ ~
n ESI~ p.il'.ou.. fl'-nr.. .1ui.,.
- D0rttrf,. -hdNng lrnf-turk~ -'Dic
a4d Oiae fixtures o. nU Hlil- cfmIt,-
given Oh a.. tlncs ~ woodwork. l' Ann--t
EOE SALL 'HD.r.-A r.ay.. ruling
= uf. .ouW .tr M a--tD.r- -n ci.o..
A. A.. l".Il!tE Boom -- 2i1 aF.
l. OH SALE CHLAP ~o JAN.
bant' ps"of' '.. l''r' J'C1'ID,,o
Man. .or. Io4fwa. ani ",te-t.
l. or SALL.-INo very t.-.rfh.e patent,
requiring Dlt small amount ~ mul.
g. c.f".Dp To De- -e.n 3D.. ', Eioil a.,
x o4 45.
EoE SALE or FKCHANGE.-Fir-t.
rll-- secondhand boilers, rfrlur-, ~'.r.l
pump. balance fF.rh..... smoke Dllr-.
s'c,m coil. improved cia', h1'-., n"N and
o q work promptly rArru>f. toifr-t or a..
ply LLSLII lEON Woi,Ka. Greene ,nd
Iaafi st.. J~-ay CITY
EoE SAIL CHAP Heu1ghhrf
fux tH4rr pups. -i-at. h.af
toft.'.. HtooIyn.
- -Laae Cnampnn g.. o" coi- or
l l0sf o. ia house. f1r fuf.n. q ..tD.F..
DtO w. DLAEh, lel broadway.
I ADY wu scI haud-.m. lncs satin
IL dress. -15. wap, l'trl Ilr. dr.+.
IIIur l1It. cio.l. eil. and evening
d..--.-: baIsluu. DiJ L'N.a".Yn-atc.. near
nY-ILE HOUSE sl25 viii buy h~t
orua-Ii. Hudson Kit'r Depot. Nonkef-.
y. g.. g.. LT~K. 2O3 Itu-st., or 3
Eivcr.-t.. Yonters. y. Y.
nfrICE FURNITURE Of all kinds;
~ ioll-t0p. cyllnd, ,f-top nst-top stndinP
desks. stools. chairs &c: all second hand.
- Willisu-st.. basement.
S.yIAM LAUNCH. 21ot5.9 feet; can De-
- -r,n ont ~ vateI. Apply % !. II.
SANIMA% LlGG Ei@be1"'a'er Ella
SI,5OO, 600. alH''GG .lap Srs1a n.l''ss ~ 81: IS
NV UlpuGforfr $3.50. DANIEL J..
beatty. Washington. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
flats GO frt. Furnished

T. LEGASTLY fur ishcd rat with silver
IL china, linen sunny rooms hhe-t
apIffnclt house: dOuhr pa" lip.l b
oter.oohlng taslnO garden ron. rlJV F.,
vnlid rent part. I-3 West 3'tA-at, BAB-
tOIk
,T,O LET. FURNISHED In tnr Living
4 ~tun, l2G last i9tn--t.. a foohi, lghi.
cheerful apartment, low price WIZ De
made - dr-.rSLle tenant Apply 10
T.. ~. DODD. 555 Irond"ay.
~ WF~T 55D-ST.- Handsomely iur-
I'd nl-htd apartment lai2. Hght
rooms I,n. 7 fasonablc. PICh fHI'
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-
A a MOUNTAIN STATION. ORANGE
IL y. IA desirtbla 3-stoly Gate-IO.f
h-"se II rooms o; I'D c.lI water min.
tie from stat.Ou lot 5ONlf. ssO Anuub.f
O. ME Dl.d.A- lJts. Alply - j. 4hON.
SrN b W.Ji4ui.st.. y. y. ~4D
A I'EI HAM MANOR. foT saIe or o. rent.
n House COZ talniLe u . rooms Ielt
$50 Per frlT up. AldTcs, -. I. BLAl "a
81 5th.aXe
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
t)ork r)dnlco,
Alnles

Males.
| 4 CT NT-By cNrcrIDn.rd gentleman ln
n Iru estate ani hotel business as artnt
I go af. o., ale o. manager of o. lfif. nit hD.-r .
/ b.a4t tld D. Z rtuc.. AdaI,-a CllAo. j..
/ RAID -tmtr'Nt Ilou-r.
-DHn.I INGINlEI. d,-.i,, q position
y on % yacht. cau b. wDl. recommended
Ad4r-,- II. WI~TON, ESQ Broadway,
BROOKLYN. care Mnf-rhaI
4 TROY LArNDEYMAN. for the pat
n g ytal- running a lafg" manufactnr"r''
mont, the best ~ REFERENCES furnished Ad-
drc,.. LAUNDRYMAN. =2 Ri'cr-st. Troy
\. y.
4 ssISTANT BOOKKEEPER. - BY a
n Young man, % , ha- knOwrdg" -
dpll le-cntry bookkeeping, but no actual
witt German goOd references bond or So
curltv. wages 10 object. Address Il. D.,
care S,nlluryer. 225 East 7th-st.
A fIEEMAN want, employment - tend
"A bpiirr, good reference. Inquire
VI JANIIOH. % West 6ist-St.
4 THOROUGH BOOKKEEPER would
"a hFc a position requiring Two OF three
hours daily. AddIca, BOOKS, Box ~,
Tribune onice.
Any KIND OF WORK wanted after .
~ O'Clock 10 Tie evening. or before
&" clock ln the morning by young man
'.i4i'h. ". tItoMAN, II" thfA Aotl"-7t.
A EXPERIENCED salesman /. open
u for engagement; either city 'Or ROAD
Ia- had Years' cAprrl nee in cuibrold' ~
line. Address j. ~ H., 2l7 West l3-d-
-.
u EASSN OEKEE.-By voting man, -;
- used o. clcctflcal WORK and bsit'r!c-
have good reference. Ai'lres1 j. j. Nc
CARBON, ST. ParkaNc.
II OoKKEEPEE.-By young nan expert
ID hooLkccpcr ang correspondent. wishes
occupation during .hc SUI DAY iortn"nh7
ht-t 81 references. a. =, Bon =, ITlbuhc
ONCE.
~ OOKKEEPER-A good doublo-cntry
81 huoAke'pcf. having ~parc time. "oiId
tiao care of set 81 books. or would take
charge ~ real '-tatr. collecting ~ fcnt.,
&c.. br-t ~ references and security. II.
M.. Box 80 Tribune Onicc.
DOoKKTEPER In lumber business
ID been YEAR in Int employment bc,t
i'feFcnce~. -. f.. -. Nork--t., jersey
City.
lAkEE.-Yolng scot hfnnn wishes sitna-
- tipn as ps-tEg and cake baker can
ornament, els u country. Apply THOMAS
'ttltlL. lu2 shave.
II Ak EE.-Ey "a rrst-cla.s baker ard pastry
ID coos. cltr or country god rrIrr-
enrcs from hotels and restaurants. 1.
BEHRENS. "A Torsyth-sL
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
Real estate TO UtrhanQe.

l. or SALE o. Ike NGl-Ilrgant
stone mansion. with large rt1nr stable ;
comm alGinc D. ScuiLceut view Oi Hud-O ,
Perfect every way hour from Wall-st.
tupY 60 Ei01fHdf room 3l1.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
Rooms tOanlco.

vpT ANIED.-In Stewart building, priVi-
w l,cc to place "a bookcase. Sc. Ad-
0r.-- = YER BoN 81. Tribune Onice.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

T. Or eALL, FURNISHED. OR TO
onkefs Newly and .t,l..blv fl'rnisbrd
Iarsr bHrk house isnd CnsIsJ. tn Ipd.
looms retired street minutes WALK 10
uan' sh5 one hour 20 Er,tor.-t; hor.e.
10Y hera'd would rent fof sumner % care
~. pfl''t ftuIy of adult. only. pfi.. ~
Iou-f .1l lard 7is 900 furniture. Vi 600.
it siV pei month. Room 20. - cedar.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
domestic eituations Uantee
Males.

II SEFUL-MAN.-By young German,
u who understands the care Of horses
liking COWS and knows something about
garden work. Address y. FINK, 2l7
West Spfing-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01
Gclu UInicO.

A GIHr-L.I.., oi -.r'-. col or -.ni
y l-an,. t, -, I..e''. -,. .n4 90. Nc
Males.
II YOU ARE OJT OF EMPLOYMENT
oE wi-l o mao change. .a.4 a. tlH
% rt.iat.e M.tfoyo.ltAn As.n'l p'-.tons
procured Tor bDukkccp"r-. tOit'- tors. CLERKS.
/ ,a..-il.n. poiter,. - tri-. dri..r p Goa D..
| U.u. rt4bl Do. va. hmtu. useful NON.
I f4r. bands. t.au.sfffs. cn1a-. waters. Nr,.
m.n al.3< .Lani.s o." ori, p or. nail.
/ NIIhIr'LlIAN AGENCY. G,5 H'"ay.
/ DLNoI0N~ Procured or 20 lIE CHARGED
fr Soldiers widows Parrt. /. .f-.
D.. W. Ii4LaittLb. N,y. Wa-i.ur'qu
DAIINr BOOK I..I $50 rrr.l'
So Ilr. s.. W. IiIZHEEALD co...
N,HAEr YOUTH n-..-.ar, boo,...I>l
= "'. LD '". $50 N'~-ar-.t
=; u"I-.-tr r'pe-rr'd .lp- salesman
IS is .pD. D.. N-Tafh-l'.., J.-..
w ANILD.-"ent.n,n u edgoa,. %. caia.
w h.s ot rfr.fr p! u.l % ii ON i..
NtNrfAcrrnIND,o. To-. ~ w, ..i'.,.
w Az lD.- Hoof-sep.r go PETAL rr.r.fv
w s'os-- Alfsr.. o. .ett,r. wIu. f-fer.
100 - 10 lr.i
IVAFIEb. r.ra r rru grocery
W .'oi. iol.f b. up-o"riI. competent.
'i I1-t l-''t et. l"' and o %. d..
tyaNIru ~a.-r.. .. ,..r. VILLAGE -
~ .Nl.f. DIM phil. Ii....I N'.'.., rr.lf .n-
.nf.- p .4"f. Nf. quickly.
D. liN SHAW. t.i.'i. .ln. Itool.
lFn. y. Y.
Females.
! -A.A.-EIrHnN-.- .-i.,p .noDl .1'e--
\. r.r.n "aH..I u f.Nt,n f .rIrf4lflf.
HlN"NiN'iALL BIOS. Jia,... cor
,a'A-..
coos wAN.ID 81 ll.t l-'h-,,.
Co.E7 WANI.D .UNp 100 ,l ,1na.
y f.- ro i.a. i0- a1.4,s.. near -'.A--t.,
II tNIr far d..-... Urar 1nl young s.t.t
D. 1000 di.- i.alar I..;..- ll7
~ D.-o,mn.'.ut h,ld- for df.---
" mailing. lfn l'.t "i'h--f. f.ns br.l.
* t+.Lp. -Yo.D- aa 200 ti.- Dfre Of q
~ .ll. . y.or ,d t.ts references It-
N1.f-L i-' i-f-' 1-i -'
~ ANTrD.- smart dinner co.l. GOULD
W A. co.. - Nl--ag.-t.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-01

r. ok sALL Or RENT a Vefy d..ir,bie
house in Nofwalk Conn. an L..r a,'d
- asl1 from New.Yoik; ho9-c ha. aIi
scter In eNtent and w,l .t.l
y.na>sS are fruit trees. fa'l lor.. f.l .,it
Isass Ifs,h'ns. ~, n and a eomfo.tibi. detached
HANCY. Gsliatio IL, rAWpiY O. J.. j.