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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
t0orh Uanlc6.
Fem les

Fcm4l les
1 POSITION Of t-n.t 'Yr the summer ly
a a y0gue aDl 900. r..r.lrnt t-'.mou.a1 =.
taF o. .,rn 40 pr.-ru. cIp.Djr, IS, }.
N1LLLE. 3O la-t -.th.-t.
ADA would u.c G., 90 .rbrotarY aud
IL Aeustii.h also sewing hand OK. al
.o..o. y FiSiiNAN. ~ It-t 'uth--t.
'pll1.w wHiil.I;.-Bf vo4ne eri 10.
.- ft..r rlL.r lu a totf'.e uiiI be-
--uu"- 20. trIfgrlpn machine would bo
Willing ~ aas'-t With light office W'ih ,
-opi rf.rnr.s -1Iar' ro uhi N'"r'-7
b. ! Il j. % Ho4 Io- oorol,. J. ].
~ kGTlNG. Young .aAy would Ike writ
w lnp B. d. a. hou-. cOpyit- o a1afr'r.
lnr cuNrC. GO good penman. VIOLET.
Lay IOst, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Eelp G)nnith.
Males.


Males.
4 GENTS Want.d to sell our silver lamp
y sia.c and -;aud ornament; tao best on
idr;h, every bDif BUYS rAWplc ~ lou.
2.c.. cir.uldr- free. o.g great zoe. notpp
fo, with slmp.a shade. lhe J.. 4. MIN
DtA JEWELiti Co.. AUGUSTA. ~.
EANNASSERS IN solicit subscribers for
I new architectural and bniltine
monthly none but responsible parties 4" Do"
can deposit - f1r opLlt ned APP. aii
e to lO a. u. uf - , p. Ia. y. j. BIZ ia
NELL. ll5 Hroad"ly.
II YOr AKL orr or INrI- NMf !
l or with % maze chenrc, ID. "a, t'r
I'd reliable VI trupolifan Agency posluui 5
procured for bu'htreWrs. 'olic, ''.S' gu -
.alrsmcn. port'r-. packers. driver. lof h-
non, staplcn'n. watchnen, u'eIl'-ii Do
'.rH hanis 'ehIst'fs. 'o"H,. W'.-r-' ~
Mtu and mcchnn pc u .ri i.r- "''i iN'. .i
NlTEoPoLl1AN AGlN'N, 80 u way.
Y ..gn.: ,ri- qucA.y 10 cvety merchant, ,
Die ta,. mIuculsrs o.. ARC Me- co..
\.rANlLD Two good WAGON ia.n'.-.
w ioo No-trand-'t,.. ~. lr'ion. h'h'' Joe
x,JANIru An er,is,t.c sale-usg on
w CON III. ol for ir.i c.a-r n. oi j. 70
fumrry. Adti., ,- ALEXANDER, X, hoN
w ANlrD Engineer. a...,'ant craaer.o', 90.
w ans fireman. tHhNIIS Bts'A ID
NAY sDJ~~. 5ip Hr01iwry.
NNANILD. AZ ouct ID n-'t..las' ca.r.1r'
w i-o1.- alI .llhrr. must h' ,ohci
ran ..,a4, lnb JO>IFU HErNILE.
In, 80. L'rn Mas.
w ANTED W. d...r. ;. r.il,. a. r.r
w I.. ran o. Nrr-l 1.. cry N.o clH d.
sotc % f-., hour. dl..v Q. d'-'- ''u. sal" a. au
Da-l, lar1,0i suo ATTY i"- t'l ..i p'f
--O.O yearly D. pf,I-.T mau,fci re-
...,, r.q.l.st NItrf-- PII4SBj Er
NOEILI1 co.. r!ushlrs. f,uH.
Females.
NORTH - L. Hri rrIt",tant ~ VA
\ r,-s and cha. al .n ~. ntnfi
tpiif 90 ~ Sorh Washington square. u
?. = oc.o.N
ENIILIlNt 10 vt'.- lud chamber
l. maid viH ..,y l..,s .pce. 49," ,ni'AJ
( oll ''h-aFe
II-ANr4p ~.... .t.-.la.,. fr c.
W -lrr'a- lrd '.. .iate - D.r ''n
e.tu d.ia. '..nt .4. nl-.
.u..d AID .l. D.....r similar ...' .."
tr '-rroi Argt EoN l0N SUIT CO..
M5.31l. Wan'hlfr.. 'hi az. l-.
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Ciip Reel estate for Sale

ID .rkITSS HOUSES Manhattan
1 square" moth. (Slst-St.. between sth
nrd 9th sges) four houses. cabinet lrish
.5N9j ,.c:. : stories basement and cellar
clt-,!ca. 'I,ental and unique; i station on
cCrner. sil-n fOY Inspection, or address
TiCHA6-. DEEVES. owner and builder, Ge
West S3t.st.
oNt OOn -4-siOry and basement fiat
'S2R ,UDt. 1-'h ward lot 2jNiOO; ea~r
term. \. MILLER. 10 Cooper institute
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Boar1 an0 Rooms.

-DfsIEABLE ROOMS with board.
a. permanent or Transient h'n,'. bhi'
snd location nr-t-cla,s: also tai4t h"'Fd
references. q Wcst Wits.
EODI newly furnished rooms With
I board near Central PARK and !. station
Iath summer prices table board ft:.r
cucrs. li7 We, ilst-t.
l~RANFKCY PARK. SpRIH lhuO0n -
" i3-.l8g East -lst-St. d lirhtlI / ca
tiou. elegant rooms, ho,Gl a.d attrndlnD nDe
lnncNcellcd also privll'r'' OF private iArN.
1.-TWO CHILDREN home comfort, ncar
i Park. MOIHLR Los i-,-aNc.
ETH.AVE. 7o5. en'rance 80. ! t!st
D ..r'a; ,, 'ornyr ,,. apirir M. ~.
! table strictly Gr-'-clas, IN every paficl-
| ar
oTU.ST.. 80. - WEST -Nir"y f4r-
- ushed 81 floor flna' Room. ritI l1f." ".
ample closets a.so hail rooms -.I'. .Jr
table. references.
10 WEST .-D.ST Waa;,d .p-rnar.lt
I'D transient ard table loastsr-, E't.f-
1ITH-Sr.. $50 WE~I -Pi.a-art rror
= large and small. VITA of without '"'-l .
excellent table.
I. EAST l6GH.ST.-A Sew ineialf ndy
i y ha- erabir rooms WIN board i"i
summer reier,nco, required.
11p-ST. lGs WTST -lirnc.or..f f1r-
" nlshcd ROOM, superior board tran
-.out board ?.
oCTH.ST.. 10 wE~T -rool board.
% plcaeant rooms, homo comfort, $50
table board
noTu.,T. WEST. .o3 Ve-v d.-.raf'r
'1S large Any rooms. ample rlo..t- r.n.
ming water. ,arp.t, ard fru.'nr. new
thfocghout house, ~ elm. table board
mode ate.
90 FAST .@D-ST- Two connsc'ng
81 rooms on 80 foog. WITH bard table
loa-d reference.
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GnrAfs quo Carriages.


"A. y72, 8i4, 370 BROOME-ST.
LLEGA,NT CARRIAGES OF the best class.
sUSPENSION VICTORIAS.
c c SPRING NICTORlAS,
LIGHT VICTORIAS.
Cgrts, Two Wheelers. Lahdaulct'.
Nail Phaetons. Psa Carts. Lsndpeus,
soIyPfR ssas Peg Ss,gpsAssE2a5GSERR" {" iRocKAwAYs.
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETrES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCK Always.
OUR PATENTS
ON BuCkBOARDS.
bouts, 2-passcnger BuckboiTds. 3passenger
Buck boards, 4-resssaser Buckbo0 rds' YAK
Dos-a- Dos. OAK Del bies, OAK Phaetons.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single, Duals, Tr.plets. al! kinds o. SPiltngST,
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAlN
FOR ONE AND TWO HOks tsi,
Agents for BIocket 4 Tuttlea Co, Nehtr
RoAP} }or wAG0Ns s:ts,St and GnT cdSBtrv driyihG.
Doctors Wagons. surrey Wagons
Ladies' PhactOns, Nis-a-Nisl
Light Stages, Ex. top Caorioi,ts'
Spider Phaetous. Contract0rs J0oS'
Pony PhaetOns. Saxon rhsft1nS'
MINIATtRE TRAPS. ALL KINDS
FOR CHILDREN Ni..,o.d a..
Making the largest and most dlNefSsI' l,atss
sortmcnt Of Carriages IN the Uniteq Ss"''''
OYER S$2 Iy RlFFJESEEERFo FEE EERFoTrr Sir tci9&su
Don't purchase a carriag@ IL 'o""
LARGEST ST0CK AND .WAEEKoON1
IL THE WORLD.
SECONDHAND bovttkERisSiLAGEs ABOVE
IL
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
S6.00(I

&c OO0 CASH secures elegant corot,-
SO,OUO seat. with entire frrrit,,rc
he.; large. modern hors". rerfcc. o,Gc.'
j. rooms. all Improvements. bath frrrace
tied hfeulaces. hilliatd room tos,Iti,'i
grounds 3 acres. lawn SHADE. ey,rv ,.ari
etv fruit stable. carr age house. go,f N -
t9tOn fine views no ma1rla no uoe.
ouitoes. no draw backs wh8tevor: bo,r o,.,
VIZ West shore 5 mirutcs from static, I.
price $40 0nn. genuine bargain roi a. /.
srehsnge city property or smaller njacc
Aodi,ss Rial OWNER. $50 l.. lojth.s,
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n OOk.-By a competent young woman
" under stands all kinds OF cooking thor.
oughly excellent laundress best references.
Call at 23i 3d-ave.
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Coun,rn iicni Gsiate 60 Set

ErOR RENT.-In Pomfret, Conn. large
| + holse- fully furnished, with led
rooms r-sidcs servants rooms new stable
/ Apply to LOOMS l.. WHITE i CO, 40
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
flats 60 Eet, FURNISHED

c1OO PLR MONTH ON 'ladison.
- IOO ave. near 5Sth-st. hIndsuuoly "
and fully furnished fiat; llght. airy
rooms elevator. &C.; owner leaving city.
Apply forenoon, c. B. COULTER, :
Mu!ray.st
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

COOK, HOUsEWORK, Sc-By German
" girls; city or country; or separately;
good waitress ohamtermald. Az the HOME
BU UKEAU. 1873 Gth-ave., near l0th.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Furnished 1onecs.

A GEM of place at beautiful oyster
"A Bay. J.. l.. completely furnished :
rooms barga!n Only 500 for season "
trains daily hour 10 Ncw-Nork; min
utes' walk 70 dtpot spring. pure. runnins
icr-cold water; lovely lawn; plenty Nhadr
ard fruit trees; minutes walk 10 bay :
boating, bathing. fishing. w r. g.
'fr!huu" OGlcc.
A SRTRY PARK. y. hoard ng-
y houses and cottages 10 let furnished.
W. W. McCHESNEY.
II URNISHED COTTAGES. near Bay.
L south side Long leland reduced prices.
Apply To Z. !. HAWKINS. lSlip. J.. l.
RFENwICH. Conn. 80 minutes from
II citv-Funishcd cottage. 10 rooms. com
pl,tc order: modern cOnNenienceS. Address
Box les. Green wich. Conn
(, OTTHAMPTON. L. IA fine large
- house. in perfect order; with all ir.
proNcmcnts: directly ON the ocean lnrg'
stable aud grounds reduced rent. Apply
20 j. METCALFE THOMAS. - Liberty
i.
ITO LET. furnished. FOR season. cottaccs
a. Wauwintt Nantucket. Appy q ID.
j.. KIMBALL. l35 +. l6th-st.. Ncw-N ork.
cosO For the season or bv the year
,SOoO q furn shed c0.t1cc, - ROOMS and
kitchen; carriage house and hcnncrv In
the village OF Locust Valley. Queens Co.
Long Island y y; convenient 70 depot,
pos,oHlro and churches. Address. JOHN
bAYLES, Locust valley Queens Co., Long
Island, y. \.
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Rnslncss Cbante5

C,oVrtc,rtONTRY STORE on Main-st,
L ~ 600. worth $40 600 must sell good
reasons net income, 81 500 H.C' BIhrz-
TELDFR Ncy.HaVcn. conn.
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= OOK, Hot sEWOKk, dc.-By compe.
Y tent colored help bread biscuit, meats.
poultry, desserts. Sc l3s 6th-ave., near
l0th.st., at the HOME BUREAU.
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domestic Gilu1uons tOlnte0
Males

Males
TILNIiON, ST. MINER TOl EiHIS.-
y ilca.thy ,liD.at.. wonderful lAkr' and
uI.lntilu.. aad tuc bfAut.fu slfht OF th'
ulIlnleat -un. Iouri.t, travelling !h Nof-
way can secure q reliable guido hnN lhtci
pi,tcf. thoroughly acquainted Win HotNaA'
~ nddfr,- ing llJALMA!t INrDKIhSf.N'
500 - ave.
y IDi CA!I.D. .oncl. spon-lbic man,
: 10. want, -ltUati0r q. mus OF cHdrSc
81 hou-c cNt"ltht reference. !. - "o'
'rcan-7fr.. Jrr-cf 'ity.
4 Iii. NDANI 10 gentleman good valet
n wei accustomed 60 I'd r.f g'ntl''"h'' p
assisting IN toilet. dressing. hithihf, Ac. D
also good rlhnrr and inl''df" treatment
IL Nrar' 'At~ri'uc, good r'ty T,i' Irh.'S
4 STRONG. sober Young man. axe -.
a wants situation 10 lp"A aitrt COWS OF
lot-r. good miiLcr. GEOhuh EoK''
aJ7 Oc'an-aN'.. Jersey tity-
x HcNE>T NAN. nIldirag'd. who
"A sp,ahs German. French ana fngl.Hh
somewhat. "ho ha- -crN,d 300 a pINhi' IAN,
! lIy in Germany and VINO und Islands al
| tiId- % nOusrNOrA Wsnt, sltudInt n CITY
or country b'st 81 references. Aouira' H.
50 is,-,r
- rTLiR or NALET.-.By q thoroughly
ID coIIrtcut yourg man undr n tAId' lh.
! Gufl", "a every detail. takes Ro"l are "i
! g'ntirman's things has best cll> rrirtsntr .
]
| IAN. l6i West 3"th-St.
- UTLER. by an Enclishm1n; thor
ID OI.h5 Understands h.a dudes uINt-
| class city reference; age -. AouIc.s
&. D.. bon IL, Tribune Uptown Oaice, las
BROADWAY.
IL UTLFR.-Bv On Enpli-hman excellent
- LohloI and y'af-' clty reference. l..
| H.. TT hHnc Uptown Oni'e. 2dS BrcalNay.
- uILER.-Bv an experienced man IN
| I'D private family or n. valet speaks s'N .
rral languages and has best references no
| ijectlon ~ going 20 country. i. AtEI"'
| 2jl Wc-t 2pth-st.
- UTLER or VALET-CHAMBERM AID
- or SEAN TkESS.--By Ran and VIZ.
! Ergll-h. Address X. Box II. Tribune Up
town O!iice.
ID uILER.-BY an English Protestant :
| ID single; age 81 We'll up IN duties
town or country hest OF references. Please
address Y. L.. l6i East 33d.st.. care OF
| grocer.
| - OACHMAN BY voune married man
| u beet Of reference. Address lOl EH~t
| 53d-st
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Furnished Rooms.

CLINTON PLACE. 80 -Uanisomely fur.
u nished large and small rooms uaeX-
ceptionablc summer rate.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
domestic Situal,ons Wanteo
Males.

- SECOND-MAN. &c.-By an experienced
~ young man in private family or walter
and u.eful-inan; hrst-class city reference.
Address 9. r., Box ., Tribune Up.own
once 1,23S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
domestic eituatiou UanIeo
Females.

~ OOK.-Bv a frst-class North German
J ~ cook fine baker; makes finest deserts
| pastry, soups. meats. sc. good carver, no
| objection to tic country; private or fine
boarding house. Call at Mrs. BRICKS. ll9
| East l2th-st near ith'aye.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
flats 90 fei. anturrisheo.

T., LATS TO LET IN THE
L GORDON,
es.h-st, 9th.ave.; newly decorated; steam
heat and ell modern Improvements rent
from 500 ~ $50 per month; rooms and
bath. Inquire Of the owner. on promises.
SISGI.L HAT q rooms and bath al
- l1tc-. improvements. OWNER, li-
West l92d.st.
rINO LEI -Parlog and basement fat, 27i
I East l0th-st.. Will also be altered for
bus.nts- purposes. II desired
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Drc66mdkluQ.

A NDREE & EtGEHIi. -Par.-.an drc>s.
y uahofsi al g ane p-e.te,, 'ty..' 3
.aGlc.' uat.i ilal, Hheu ~ ful- Ae1 irs.-
- worl 81 aF,nt.ed. mod late prlc'.
loi Wet 'stl-st.
Al SDLl, DEL~~io perf-.t a,
~ e,a-INf % ''a gowns alI ..'- t
a.-n taIls. .4'- clothes 1 rs uat 10
ii-h mat'rll. 'aa s'- i't-'iAH.'. ''DhI,
ID, No-t l5tl-st
q Krl-IlC Dr., .'ua.i4e nnlofta ta'hl-
plrcbIsrd = a.--.d Sir McELEOY.
- last @'n--t. oppo-ite pmn.nr.-
AeII>1IC DI. --Nt. I>.. P.f ..'
- N'i.nr co'inne-i .A,''' .i, ii' war
llhl-ofly -NL mft. ir slp n" +i-.
Mmc. pWiN -c- N.t' -"I--t
Az LXTLEILN,ED London d-- ator
Il would l.e H '.'Il M"ni 90 i4. f O
~ tln present London r a-"i N l'l t'yi
American house, rrrt-ria.. .'"''-.c a. ~
g. and s',!'. Actrcs- Nl.an" lNIt1 ;.
eaie ~ M.--.s. Do'l.. C9aIt Dtcs- makers
-.Han"--i.. London. W
A IL HIYLt- o' crgf'on'- d.. 5000 rai'
~ hv al .Ap'rl.lcaf cf..-Hr r..'. and DE-
rfDng. GolNlN. tao G',-4,..
a -MtEIn. aIst-cls... wants cone
~ unrr 'r-tOmDf.. So lIst oo'h--' Nr'
flSfNANN.
u EE~SltAEER.- Dr-sas rrmo4 ..e 3.
- tailor aad evening g1Hu-. ~ and 80
Uffilg ll-.Tis-. Dld p promptly li''id -
~. Ctu ~. atdr.. V COVER, iOl LeNlno-
tDn-ffD. near i-t-st.
II r. ~sNAFIR WANT-D urh"-i r-.' -
- glh and q i.uF .'.-"n "a" ''l
waist .ud -F'If l1Il-. come carly ani piD-
pnr'd for work 30 Wet 25'h->t.
hKESsMAEIK Uooa ntirF rooi tiar,
~ o. reat finish uf. .rncr % % hnd
meals, Mis-, s.. Tribune Uptown 'i.ct
LBS Brotduar.
NAlSON d. CoNFKANCE. Hrnr. o..
VI Michel. % Wc.t 4,tN--i J. 'ii u
India sil. and wool cu summer dr"'-"-
special los price, for M H',. Only D.
d s-es ~ orl,I delivered IA Nv day
NINE. Il. ANIOiNIIIE ~ "',t ls'i-
NL n ,,r,,o,,r~ ~ ,,,ls4e-' dre--c- every
coscript. 81 aftI-',r costumes mad ="
order iof children TO j. wears.
G. CP.-sYmmer. travelling, street dir.-r'
~ made lu lafr-f -if."- W"ih
H. LuNe Fashion Naeal.u Costume AIpHH"
Nine. OAILS. go Wet "3a'ft'
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for Sale.

4 RoLL.Tor DISK for e25 . fcct roll.
"A iOr for -II. >iItu- JrI-lDl rrrh t.l'
best NAT "a -prcielr a. -h. oi All ANUS
i. u. MASON. Gc "i '."il'-s'
A PRIVATE LniEAlH inc go,i'C,.ioni A., Oh
~ ~ sit boYLca.cs inurt De soil t'-un
cost Ottr ID OUJ. no a-ouHtl. o..
fused 30 dealers. call 10 10 T.. - ~
E,.t i2t1.,t
A. COMPLETELY ,qlItpd r'taI hot-
"A l.-Hi!H ru 'aD.ef ~ M"|". --
h!o,.cs .1Ung 1000 quarts AMY. Auof'''
viz. .o-G Jd.''c. --.---..
4 LARGE thoronribrd N"v i"u1tland
lp- l0r tiin rarlp on a''"'"' VI "'''
lhF. ~ Eat "u-.'.
A fiG~Y.CI,A., pEUG sroRE.-i or
"A irA p1itirnlar3 Inquire oi - q. ~
'o Haie"n Lam. city -..--.-------.
4 liNE new ,toc. Of c,occrc, good
"A lo atom mu-t b. rold graz - ~
hrc cause siclnr,s. TITiLt DON y
lNG. III broadway
u CYCLE fog sale -5o-inch, BAL .bearing,
- I.hali-h; Al condition co.. ~ " ~
g. iof u. ", $50 LlYinfsJ"p'"''' h''"F-
CHAlES.- Elegant embossed l'a-lcr d.n;;n
" Dlar> extension tables, -idcboaiu =
folding L'd.. hau stands. hccr91n ,n!.'
~ 40 sacrifice. Call factory. 6O' w. -l-''1
Il INfTlkY Lon, ~ GREENWOOD 81
" lor salc. six '!rclo l"t; "'I. .,'''"
ahf neatly fenced viii rrI rgi-"nabli,r, \ ~
lumcc''t" aspiration! Address 'LMF
TLItl. Tribune once.
EOR sALE.-A $500 upright cabinet
grand makers name ca-i % pI'i' ~
lmpfo. cments almost new VIZ tahr ~ = ~
ca h down n sod this week. Mr. SMITH
l32 West ljui-st ring Ane-'s be!I.
IFOR sALE.-New and secondhand ma.
chincry mot every description AIpll
% GEO. o. KINNE. 23l Hfoad"ay' 100"
:. opposite poet01icc, New-i ork.
FOR shLE-Two 4O.horsc tubular hori-
zontal boilers. In good oinrf m%y u, io'
eeitcry about July 10. Adnie'' - f. ~
20 Ih0mas-st
II or sALE.-An old cstabli.hed pan,
Il business Az excellent opportunity hons
bat bOnafde purchasers nocd Apply. "u'
dress j. A., Hox 8. Tribune ono.
nFFICE FURNITURE Of all Kinds roll
~ top, cyllrder-top, lat.tOp st1nolnl uoss =. ),
stools, chairs, g. all secohd'h'hu' q
WilllaM-st.. basement.
4 HAVE A GOOD 53-foot schooner yaen,
1 tnat / will sell or charter al'o nv h1n'
new 3sf0Ot sioop Yacht 4ntt,W( 70, saI1
built last year. JOHN +. sMIii' "yocn
y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
gounirr Real gsiaie 10 Get.

4 WHO WILL GIVE $50
IA. a month for handsome country seat .
fne house all iInprOven euts perfect order .
esipeted and PARTIALLY furnished nno lawn
shade. fruit large stable. &c. hour nom
city via West Shore breezy no malaria OF
IosguitOes. Responsible .enant address
OPPoRTC NIFTY, 40 East 125th-st.
AT SIASCONsET, Nantucset Island fur.
"A nished cottages, $12O 70 S275 season
nalaria or mosquitoes. Circulars, DOUBLL-
DAY 80 Ann.st.
ELBERON. y. j.. and Monmouth Reach.
~ To let elegant furnished cottages
ESQ TO e. 900. by WILLIAM LANE, Long
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Doaro Unnic0.

rENTLFNtN wishes fo.m aud board
VI with private family r'frf.Ntn- 'N-
changed AGirc@s. stating partcI. ..,
x. T., IS Tribune OGlce.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Buslncs0 Chan1cS.


A i PAY CASH for -,ors, Of merohan.
"A, disc Or diy goods, fancy good f1r-
ni,lIng goods, clothing shoes. Ncn 10 ny
quantity; q. or couhtry. SLIiM =
fCRG. i2G East s3d-st and 81 Walsci.,t.
A NIGHT WATCHNAN or JAN1TOR.
y. y, nm WIN gDod Ic0omn.n1 ons
aue security o; 800. Addr-,s IRIS T.,
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A GOOD CHANCE for a young man ~
n lady 10 invest from 5000 =" $4,000
- partnor In the finest and host paying
business, wh' 'ch VII pay IN Few . ontnA
1OOpfr cent on the capital. Addrrsn NLhI-
1As' Tribnnc once.
AMATLI K PHOTOGRAPHER or other
- ,IrPet MT person. can srr"i" an
lrfrf1st ana salanrd position in photo
gI.Yhfr iu. .irlucnt Han. factory clean, shl l"
business. SNAP SHOT. BoN 2. Tribune
ONCE.
A DDITlONhL capital p,ocul'i Tor bust
n ness PURPOSES inkc-t0r, advised twith'
out cnaYge), oi desirable olpOstunitic highl'
est commercial reference. 6kIH''S g.
CNKLETON. Brokers. 2o2 Broodway.
A LAUNDRY Tor silo. paying $50 we,ehy .
n p milo, or &ilc' - ,,rT,'',,rf'' ~ =
Dow NING, III Bioadw'N
A GOOD CANDY. TOY AND STATION.
"A ERY STORE for sale; on account OF
going out Of busin's,. 95s lOth.aNc.
a MONEY.MAKER Tor part who has
n 5000 shoe manufacturing aHd repair
M business. with full Ha'nincri cxccl 'ht
ca.n trade: long lease clear profit gi9 ,pcf
week. Investigation cOurted. BHADBU L hf
EOx lcj. StuyN csant't.
A GIVE PARTNER with 90. 900 wanted
n 10 coal yaId established, comnlet~ shc-
ccssfll; lease; cheap rent. CEN IhAL'
Tribune once.
A GENTLEMAN Of business ability de-
n ire, 4 posf,ion with good nrm. al a
isir salary or would be- willing 70 invest
about as 600 IN some saf business no h4uoi
dcsleys need apply. Address CLEfh' boA
10. Tribune Okce. -
I'd ATU ESTABLISHMENT In Philadcl-
ID nIls for saIe fine NBpor and electricity.
/ room house lot 2oxll5; bath VIII earn
a. 900 per year; price $4,000. Address
73 Madison-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Gin Ncal C5iate Go Get

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store.
CTORE.-Northwcst corner Bro1dWay AID
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Apply {. d. SHEPARD, l@4@ Bio1d Wsy.
rnN BkOADNAY. Room il. 70 let; poo
4 w session Immediately. Viii sell roll
TOP desk. bookcase and 80 volumes q y. Y.
y pncsis report. apply cos TN EN IAL
INSURANCE CO.,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Connirn nfGl estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIH.-
~ some residences AID building sits for
bale hous-s u !et. furnished o. uniuFnish &
TUBES & TAYLOR, BeehMaH.s.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-27
IS THE SUN GROWING COLDY
Copyright.

We Can Not Prove that it Is, Notwithstand-
ing Great Changes in Climate.
We want to know whether the sun is show
ing any symptoms Of decay, says the Story
of the Heavens. Are the days as warm and
as bright as they were ten years ago, 100
years ago? We can find no evidence of any
change since the beginning of authentic
records If the SUMS heat had perceptibly
changed within the last 1000 years we
should expect to find corresponding changes
in the distribution of plants and animals,
but no such changes have been detected.
There is no reason to think that the eli
mate Of ancient Greece or of ancient
Rome was appreciably different from the
climates of the Greece and the Rome that
we know at this day. The vine and olive
grow now where they grew 2o years SAGE ago.
on this argument, for the effects of slight
changes in the SUMS heat may have been
neutralized by corresponding adaptations
in the pliable organisms OF cultivated
plants.
All We can certainly conclude is that no
marked change has taken place in the heat
Of the sun during historical time. But
when we come to look back into vastly
earlier ages We find the most copious evil
dence that the earth has undergone great
CuHu8e8 III CllluAC6s O0OAOkAOoA ACCoAAo OoA
on this question hardly be misinterpreted.
Yet it is curious to note that these changes
are hardly such as could arise from the
| gradual exhaustion of the SUMS radiation.
No doubt in very early times We have evil
| dence that the earth's climate must have
| been much warmer than at present. We
had the great carboniferous epoch, when
| the temperature must almost have been
tropical in arctic attitudes. Yet it is
! hardly possible to cite this az evidence
that the sun was then much more
| powerful, for we are Immediately reminded
of the glacial epoch when our temperate
zones were encased in sheets OF solid Ice, as
northern Greenland is at present 4 We
is at present to account for the vegetation
which produced coal then we ought to as
sumo the sun to be colder than i. is now to
account for the glacial epoch. 1t is not
reasonable to attribute such phenomena to
snch oscillations in the radiation from the
sun. The glacial epochs prove that we can
not appeal to geology in aid of the doctrine
that secular cooling of the sun Is now IN
progress.
The geological variations of climate may
have been caused by changes in the earth
itself. by changes in the position OF it,
axis. by changes in its actual orbit; but
tell us much with regard to the preyioui
history of the sun. The heat of the sur
has lasted for countless ages, vet We canno
credit the sun with the power OF actuaii.
creating heat. We must apply even to tn
majestic mass of the sun the same law
which we have found by our experiments o.
. | earth. We must ask: Whence comes tn
9 hea sufficient to supply the tremendou
I outgoing?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-27
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side nearest the road and one small window,
perhaps mere chink in the stones. The
door admits to the single room, which has
no flooring, but the feet of many little
folks will soon trample the bottom
hard and smooth. The stone walls
within are whitewashed just as on the out
side, or they are left black without any tin
ishing. Opposite the door Maggie arranges
her table with shelf or two above 1t, on
blooming Here stand her cups and saucers
and her few household furnishings.
One one side of the table is her handloom,
if she has one, and on the other her rude
bed, square and low and not abundantly
provided with covering. At one end of the
hut is fireplace, and the smell of the peats
is heavy in the air. There is wooden
chair. maybe two, and now a pig. now a
baby under foot, and Maggie says the times
are hard, but she blooms.
ELIZA PUTNAM HEAToN.
Conyrirht