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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15
CoURr CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

supreme Cour-Gener4I Term B,iorl Van Brunt P J.
l04.
supreme CouIt-Chaubcss- Before O'Brien, J.-Aotion
calendar NOS. / 10 b. called at II O'Clock ,
Suprcng to.rt-sp.cls IL ari Before AEdfe"s
iGs, az. ISL. go 232, 23i. ~ SOB. 300 500 $40
SGpf'no peciai Tern,-Part II-Before Reach. J
Nos, 80 1888 7oi 10 3Gs Ill 39s. 1853, 40, as.
40. As. iSJ 800 49t, 1913, 49i f95. te6, f3I,
497. 1913 500, sol. 502.
l NSS 1900 - So i iiSot i65 40 1923 go iSoi
1876 1119 67I $50 2si2 go 1913
oe ,'' ~, H1 ,,Gf I 1,S1ln az az
iiG9. I47I. 1872 9ls $50. 1893 1913. l0Gs. 732i2.
i37sie. 2sl3 $3.50. 9l9. s99l,, 14oG. 759 l276l2:
IL Before Patterson y
Nos 257s 3OIG. 1918 125GI 1886. III 1905 1928,
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A PRACTICAL JOKE RESULTS SERIOUSLY

John Moore and Patrick Connolly, of No. 437 West
Thirty -ninthst remandcd IN police court yes
terday, for playing what they considered joke, on
Robert Collamore, OF No. 436 West Thirty ninthst.
They found him sleeping c0abox in front Of
his home on sunday night and poured kerosene oil
over his feet and legs They then set fire 20 the oil.
CoamOre was taken TO Bellevue Hospital, where IL
is feared that one of his legs viii have ~ be ampu-
tated.
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city Court-Special rerm-Before Van wyck j.
Motions.
CITY CoqrtTra Ter@opar IoBetore Ehrlish 10
1873 i3i, 49, 436, 437.
CIV Cogrt-Iria Iermapart II-Before MeAdam C.
City CourtIral Term-Pars IIi0Beore MccSwn u
AL 40 4I3. fIi, AS. 40. Az:
CITY Court-Trlal Term-Part IV-Before McAdam C. j..
Court Of General sessions-Part I-Tefore smyth.
r. and Assistant District-Atomey Davts-Nos. To
Is inclusive. -, NJ. -. u,
and Assistant Dstrict-Attorney Dawson-Nos. TO T.
inclusive ,,, u, ,,,.,,
j. and Assistant District-Attorney Jerome-Nos. TO
Z Inclusive.
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slauson saw Mahoney, Austin and Raymond enter tho
bouse with bundles under their arms and arrested
them in Ellen Kane's rooms The bundles were found
to contain snawls worth about 500 number Of
burglars tools found In the woman's room, and
she was arrested as accompce. The prisoners
were taken to police court yesterday and remanded.
In the afternoon Inspector Byrnes learned that the
shawls had been stolen from the store of Victor 80
Achells importers No. 80 Leonard ST., on Monday
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,g1yGES IN THE MARINE SOCIETY.
49, EXAGGERATED ACCOUNT OF A CONTEST AT
THE ANNUAL ELECT CN-NEw OFFICERS.

THE ANNUAL ELECHCN-NEW OFFICERS
sensational account of the annual meeting of
IN. Maritime Society published Yesterday. one
q, the members of the Marine society of the CITY Of
yew-Y York in the state Of New York. which prob
hlv that referred in the dcs gnation Of Maritime
socety7 said yesterday The society, which was
Incorporated in 1856 unier charter from KING
George III, held its annual meeting Monday. There
was no trouble at all at tie election but the majority
Of the members desired change Of president and
treasurer. The president, Captain Ambrose snow
had held that place continuous reflections for
twelve years. Under tie bylaws. he had 10 have
three ourths OF the total votes O; the members pres
ent AT the annual meeting in order 10 be maintained
In the presidency. lie did not obtain this proper
hon. and Captain James Parker elected president
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Bnelnrss 9 hnntes.


L. or SALE.-A village store Droperty
L always done good business store. dwell
iug-rOOms. cellar sheds. barn. shop, l. acre
Of land JONATHAN DICKINSON, Real
Estate Agent. Pouchkeepaie. y. Y,
II or SALE.-On one of the principal
L bushes streets OF Yonkers. hist
class meat and vegetable market, nicely
fitted up and doing a good bl siness salts
factory reasons given for selling. Address
a. +. o. Box -. Nonker- y. Y.
L. OR SALE.-A steam feather renovat,r.
l. complctr; no competition; q rcmuucr-
small capital. Call 6G Galden-st.. Hot oxen.
DOR SALE.-Rotan shoe store in the
L centre OF the city of Providence I Z 600
stock will sell az cost; 30 per cent down,
rest on mortgage no hrok p. Address
i. r. b.. 233 llich-st.. Providence. X. /.
EOE SALE OR FXCH NNGE.-A lar.e
Il stock dairy fam, stock ana tools N
the Connecticut River Valley fine huiid-
inas Particulars address j. J. OTHlCK,
Feeding HiilS. Mass.
II OR SALE.-A wonderfully rich gold
i proucrtv: a large uuhctNal o. Pee req.
ular nssure~ pro-pected more ira cable an
average Of the ores tool first premium NJ the
late Piedmont !. post or a. Oh" b - 20 d. .
five, AID Lead ore. wil b. pleased 70 'T2g-
THOMPSON, Buiord. Ga.
- ARTNFR WANTED. with capital to
L MANAGE a well-Nuown star actress
answer hy Iottcr amount Of capital. Nd.
dress T.. r.. Boz :. Tribune Uptown ONCE.
l.23s Broadway.
w ANTFD .-Husincss 10 employ my
w women; factory now IDLE nicely To-
Gated cheap fuel; low wages would pro-
fer making som" goods on contract. Address
G. VI. FENfON. Buffalo. y. y.
w ANl.p. Partner with ~ OOc for safe
Nv LEGITIMATE export business bear every
INVESTIGATION no agents. EXPORT, Trib-
une ONCE.
NNANTED.-A live Young man with some
w cash o. take iut're-' with ph'~l Ian
wto has established su'c.a'ti', IN medicine
gooi opportunity. Particulars, II LODGES.
50 Idborty-st.
w ANTFD. To purchase weekly paper
w published in New York CITY or 70 tart
ut'rest. Ndd'ce~ +. q. " liin u" 'nir".
\NANT MONTY on good Farm security.
w !. w. LOOMS, Charc,"orth. Ia.on
Co.. Mich.
cfO0 -GTNFRAL VARIETY STORr.
tp1UO. S9I'e 3d-Iyn. l.O'N ami l,lst
,t,.: good ,tock: low rent, good reason,
for selling. Cail any day or evening.
$4,000 I LNcLIS Il,ilo, WIN I'm - G o"o
-. oun'. REGINALD. Room l23. go Broad
way. Ncw-NcfG
S)IOO CA>H.-t.ne. -t',on,c-y. az
Iilry Troy laundry and staten Island Dive
Addrr-- y. Box :. Tribune oAic".
Sf 000 WILL BY thriving bettlIng
So'VOU bu-'n'-- in pfoia n"nt a.
side resort; business and -fo.k 10 prime
condition. A. y. Pow + Ir'hnn" Once.
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DrcesmHklnQ.


4 FRENCH lady. arriving rom Paris
y having good cducai ON. good dress
Inaker, wants work by the day. Address
g.. \. 81 West 53th--t.
nKEssMAKER STYLE drc-.o- pr.
~ feet ~ guaranteed expert cloak and
wrap maker, English walking suits, cu--
COOKE l5j Wet t5u,--t
~ RF~~N AKEE. -Fir,t-cla-s cutter and
- Gror. IN 20 y" DIS. Adde'S REX.
Tribune Euuch .3l Bload"ay. Bfo'h!tn.
nRI S~MtEIG.-Iir ,t-ca-s ntt"r and
~ draper d'-if", more cb@lP' mrnt- o.
the day experience iu leading LpI~c- ny
reference. Addrr'- d. go Wet -5h
nRFS~NAKE Thoroughly compctent
~ long experience by da- original
J'm6acl,> ,crms rca enable NoDlsIE,
200 East Ii0th--t., coniectoncr, storr.
nELSsMAKEE and sTAMSTHEs,s.
~ - - PR day. lGJ Last o"th-'V''
Janitor's bell.
nKESFN nncls mad at modcrat" price,
~ during January tea gowns sprc iait'
t.o OF recherche patterns Tor sum- car'ful
cut,inp. NM. REYNOLD. l.3 T.. 71th-st.
RESSMAKE K.-'ro 90 out by tho day
IL also dre--c. made al home. Address
Miss CASEY %3s utn-a'".
RFSSMAKER.-E Experienced in nr-t-
~ ca-- work; make, drgs,c'' Vi'p1 VI,
Paris fashions. 800 Rvcrdaie-9yc., Nonkcis,
y. Y.
AIDES have you ever worn me ccie-
Ii brltcd Lavalllofe cor~et-i I'"Y are
The most perfect cOr-et~ ever mad. nv
one pair 81 these gems and You VIII -"e
then that you never had such comioriablr
well. fitting goOt wearing cOr-ct- before.
JAMMFS. sole Importer. IL West 3Oth 49,
MILES. BAUGNoN. iuportcrs, = East
wi 5Sth.st.. corner Mad sOn-ivr.; balsnre
" Paris costumes and wraps ~ below cost
dresses mad 10 order reasonably. ar snort
notice.
rIAISON DE CONFIASCE. HENRI
wi ETTE MICHEL. 20 West 47th-st. i'm.
porter street evening dresses. imported bail
goods at low prices also ladies' material
made up.
n & O. GILPATRICK Modistes. 800
VI. Parksve., would IKE few more Gus
TONERS At home or BY the day.
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Counirn Real estate 90 fel.

To LFASE.-Thc furnished country seat
4 Of DR.. ". II. Caswcli at Hunts Point
he -hof. Of tn. Sound O.. mile IRON Hunt
Point station on the Harlem River Branch
y the N'w-Ia,cn Railroad. anl three miles
drive from H1ri'n. BESIDES the laife
modern dwellilL there ar on the place
stable, coach-house. SHEDS, cOW-hOu-e. Co
ll-o extensive gi-Dnhou-r, ana erIpcrY m"
large garden aL- orchard. There D. one
quarter rile Of water front. and about j.
acres OF land iaid out ln lawn. Sc. For
further particulars and map Of the place.
apply 10 SAMUEL WARREN, 90 franklin
st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

4 LARGE front room. with gas and bath
n lA7 East 33d-st.
C,LINTON PLACE, 32.-Firstciass 'ur-
Z nishcd rooms; stcGn heated con
.eniont; low pricc-.
ID OOMS. furnished and heated house
IL quiet and homelike. % West 1jth-st.
-FLEGANILY furnished single room s.
1. ~; double rooms, - per week ana
upward most ccntfai ana convenient lora-
ou ln the city. THE WILTON, - West
27jh--t.. near Broadway.
~TU-ANE. 800 near 42d-st.. opposite
4 INfH M'Iopc lc.-GeriI,Hcn' fur-
nishod rooms.
- WEST .>T.-IlaLdsomcly furnish
4 rooms On suite or -ingly. hall rooms
hotel conycniruccs breakfast optional
'cferenre- required.
II EAST 32D sr.-Handsomelv furnished
] rooms IN hrst-cla-s private house !;
.eferenccs.
Dl.TH-ST.. as WEST. near broadway
~ HAND sonely furnished large and small
rooms
o. EAST lC7tr. st.-Largc furnished front
81 hall bedroom 10 iet. - I;irg top b.I.
tlD.ST.. 49, WEST.-Ilandsomc fur
= ni-hod cOnnrc ting rooms, single room.
for gentlemen.
- EAST l1TH-ST. next s. stephen
81 Hofcl.-D'~ fahlc comfortable large
rooms on ID floor; references.
Brooklyn.
l. URNISHFD rOOMs.-Two parlor
L single or double; heat and ga
LOard can be- had second door convenient
To- Sumncf-Iyr. station and Lines horse
cars. 80 Lafay ctte-aV".. BfOoklyn.
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GIRL wishes a place as nurse and cham.
VI bermad; willing and Obliging; good
reference: city or country. 326 West 10Th
= grocery store.
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ARRESTED FOR STEALING SHAWLS

John Mah0ney, George Austin Marcus Raymond
and Ellen Kane were arrested at No. 100 Alen-st.
on Monday. Mahoney, alias Jack sheppard" has
been engaged in many thefs and has served several
terms In prison. The other two men are well-knOwn
wagon thieves. Detectives Sergeants O'Connor and
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shpmaster. lie for several years Grinneu 81
Mlnturn's London agent. and was IN that trms EN-
plpy for quarter Of century. For the last lew
he has been connected with the American once
OF the Bureau Neritas.'
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- ONEl;NE SS-By a refined young LADY,
~ thorough English and music scholar,
position - resident or visiting governess;
or as companion highest references. Ad.
dress s. r., Tribune Uptown Office, 1928
proqdwav
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Gcnnirn Real estate for Sail


A CRAWFORD - minute. from New
II York, on Central 4 X Of y. j.. desir.
bDle tseEch roof mouse for sale 9 rooms.
barn ana fruit; %: l00N2O0 good situation.
near station. Apply To WM. ID. BIGELOW.
Crawford UnlOn CO., y. J or CHAS. LEO
ABRY. Al Maiden Lane n. Y.
GENCY FOR MONTCLAiR-Hand.
n some residences AMI Ia iiing sites Tor
tale houses 70 let. furnished or unfuf-
nished. TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman.st
EARMS Large, small. for sale. 5000
4 o. 80 90: valuable ffuli farm win
5000 pears. ! 600 peach trees, al a. ~, a,
h1fgfin~ -om. 90 exchange. j. W.
UELDIR 80 Llbcrty-st.
- lCHMoND NIL. l.. For sale;
Ia cottage. 5000. $500, Eo.1po an
imprOVf m.nt-: elegant huid.ng Site, low.
J. ". lIELDLE. 81 Liber;y -7t., ErO'
BOWLER, on premises.
THE CHEAPEST farms 10 The United
i states FOR salc hy JONATHAN Dc Is
lN-oN. Real Estate Agent Poughkcepsic,
y. Y.
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Real estate 10 Gttbanqe.

" ALUABLE OIL LANDS for a Florida
plantat Oh. CONkLING. $50 Rock
away-aye., Rfcckyn.
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BOARD Uantc0.

MIDDLF.AGFD LADY wishes board
y and room iu respectable Jewish fam
w. not above 3ith--t. n possible. Ad-
dress REASONABLE - East 2Oth-st.
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Dnelnees Chances.

A / PAY CASH Tor s;orAs Of mor han
n. dis, or bul entire stores out as cry
goods. shoes, clothing. groceries, -
sCi~EINErEC. i2c Esst sad,-t.
a ESTABLISHED DRY -GOODs 49, 81
"A Mss best location Oh main street Of
oltt Of ~. 600 inhabitants. 30 mic, nom
NcW-YorH stock no 900 ncY goods ana
good trade. Address MERCHANT. Box 10,
Tribune once.
A FATHER can establish son IN attrac-
"a tive staple fancy eood7 r. tnah
g 600 required. MANUFACTURERS
AGENI, ! 70 . O'Clock only, l'' W. 25d-
A BARGAIN. Must be- sold by Jan. To-
n "Whlle You walt shoe repairing ana
manufacturing busine-, no experience re-
qu.f'-. Apply 80, 3d-aNc.
A Man wishing 70 invest 5000 in safe
~ pros t1blc, e, ry.day business is re-
lrqn,-. 20 c1li. j. JONES, 80 PARK Row.
A LAWYER. nr,t-class; draws papers
~ ana attend, D. all legal business. real
l ~; circulation free. Address MODLH-
I ATE CHAEGEs Box 20. Tribune once.
A ONL-HALF Interest IN manufacture
"A M business paying 81 500 yearly man
more than money n cdcd chance seldom met
WITH. JONES. 80 Park Row.
A rfLCIAI Or active partner with So
IA 600 10 F8o. 600 In a good paying and
established Manufacturing busiIess best
l.
INVESTMENT. Tribune once.
>SI~IAN1 WANTED with 81 500 part
n cash inter - given in business cstab-
u-ncd 30 years worth 81 900 annually.
For particular, and references apply
IEtNEH. T Warren-st.
A TIT NTiON. BUTCHERS! - Bargain
n ? 500 VIII buy long -c-t1bllshed up
town cash meat iuarRct 81 business avenue
It-Iur-s for two I've men good oppOr-
tHn't'. u op'r-',, 90 1870,
n 9aln 81 800 Will buy. near city. bus.
Ines aud machinery Of established steam
lswdrf prom, 40 Weesy i Low nlt Nv
,I.rrAfISr WANTED 10 promote dis.
I covory in motive power no chemicals,
no electricity no Kocly fuIl eNpiAhation
n,'pa,. nrefarrfd Address ENGINEER
.O4 North 3d-st. Newark. n j.
CAPITALISTS - valuable Improvement
4 IL steel engraving indorsod by l. ,.
Mint and highest authorities compete mo
nOpoly; one-fouTth interest sl,o00. H.,
Tribune once.
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tUork udnieo
Males


WIN. [. uAETUNG.
y. ENuert A'.ogu'slt and Auditor.
Htt.,- 'y.-lrl i.It. a. ri Pgk Row
4 4'I Nr MAN Wishes situation ~ run
II ..1tu. n. rD.o A. .huitor. ILL.
AAIoE. IIiblar ui.r.
y 4ut as..rlt. I.ui.ai. and hand la
-s.if FOOLS. ...I', -4.4DA .- '.riH, porter.
.'i o. "a D. l"f A. t"irtrn -. Ad'
'''''' ''''' .,' 49, =,
A MEillDl = young nan. 70. OF good ad-
"A 'F- 81, siding Do iN" country u.-lF's
..'af'1 Ni.A 20, .on mrr liant or a.
.,.,', y.'.r ~. q" ! W. DIVA w.
.i'''-
4 SCOT tr NAN -t Who has had
'i-'"r,s e. 10 'hg ~
'''' C 49,.
.' .tt.,tt,, IN
t.'.'. , '..'...t AaGre-s
u. ~. W- "lt H,lf''d.no.. Brookyn.
,.I.N,% X...I. v,X i.,.fv ar
''-N ~ NC =" y y -. 49,
t,l u, $40. dr.. KIN.
NAN. o. A.,a-,,.
r,.t..u r.rr.f,f..t..--f -, o.. "a
\ 'i',' .i..' '.-i,'. fo..Id IKE 70
- . .,,f' 49, Il
q. I.u,.l' .. Itr..v ,.,y ue'ghts y l.
'-' '''~'
YOU ~ ra', 20. "ond Ite a ,.'t''
'' w. So '- '' '"'
'N'I 80 d. '.'''. i'. '-' i''' 'u'''.'
lI P.r~DN~ dr-Ilnr detective for
y -taDoNI.. a. o...r purposes. address
D.. ~. ifi' 'Nr
q. ..I.rt.f.ff.. Gamma man would flao
\ %. ,ft.. .f..f. t.,..f.,.r. ,s og.r.. .f.r.
'''-....., ID. ... .-.,'- aud MAN WITH
H.t'- rt q .r'' 1nd wiling 10 make him.
.'f -'1-fi.t los. iNt, 'tl Iefnish h"hd II
'r. i ,,,f,,n.e' Nu'
.4.-- join llNi- l3r ii-t l'ih-7t.
n,ItI. ,nt.r Md ..tu,tio,, a. h.r.
ID tender good references. Addr-s,
e. T. T.. NHuhis-'t L. /.
,.t-t-r.... t-.,,.- It, -
- .rp,r. l..t OF ,itF references de-
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domestic 5iluatlons Udnte6
Females.

EONERNE>s desires position with grow
NJ ing children; English, German and
music German a SD, ciaity references. from
present en- pioysr. For particulars, address
J. \. HAW KESWORTH, 10 West 34th-st.
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ASuING.-py a good laundress 10 take
w home bv week or dozen, or 20 out by
the day. CAN at 1927 West fist-st., lss
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= OOK by a frst-class prlNate famiIy
y cook; understands dinners, parurs
mncheons bones. lards. g. city pref rred
hest personal references. Please call 7i9 9th
ave. near I2d.-t.
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flats Go frt, flntnrnishe0.

AT 81 AND 80 EAST SGTH-ST,
~. near Mad isOn-aNe.-Elc gant apartment
OF rooms and bath steam heated ana
decorated anti-Ncrnin kitchen; moderate
rent, immediate occupancy. Apply 10 lani-
tor or WIN. ). ANDERSON, Agent
90 3d-avo.
LCAZAR, 12OI22 East Satisfactorily
n one left of the new, elegant, ilrepro0i
AIN and cheerful with all modern improve
r...t, for home comfort rent $3.50 per year.
THAT'S TO LET IN THE
GORDON.
s9th.st.. 9th.sve newly decorated; steam
heat and all modern improvements; rent
from s35 70 $50 per month; rooms and
bath. Inquire OF the owner on premises
1~TH.ST.. OBS WEST.-SlN rooms. bath,
i all improvements. decorated outer
windows mirrors poitieres, S32.
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I enlales

Females.
LADY wants % address envelopes or
"A wrappers at home, 80 cents per | 600.
Address ALICE. Tribune Branch ONCE.
loo West i-d-rt
JIAIKDRESSEK.-A Young lady hair.
L L dresser would like few mOrr engage
" at, would 90 to ladies residences
terms moderate. Address HAIRDKESSER
II Willrtt-st.
I ADY In reduced circumstances desires
IL writing at home; plain and rapid
writer. Please address for one week AID.
NEKfISER. III East Slst-st.
- TESOGRAPIIfR and TYPEWRITER.
~ wants position experience more an db-
Jrct than big salary must have work.
Address Miss WILKES, 1851 West lith-st.
- rENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY an experienced. capable young
lady reference. ADDRESS O.. Tribune
ONCE.
- TENOGRAPHY and TYPEWRITING.
~ LADY graduate Packard's College.
Office experience commercially. desires suit
able position highest references. =. o.,
q! $40 Madi-on-ave.
n, YPFWRGIER.-By young lady a
j typewriter or office assistant: writes
4 God hand best references salary moder-
ate. Address WILLING. o Vin6-st., Jersey
City Heights.
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Real estate il)anieo.

WANTED for manufacturing purposes,
w In central location, about ,'Ou lcot
rOpr space nrs proof. corner 3Iid ny pre-
dress u. y. Box ,943.
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Usr other real estate ads. sec 9Th psge.l
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n)ork nanteo.
Females.

Females.
EORELADY.-Plus and leather novel.
L tics; lone experience; references.
FORELADY, Tribune Office.
~ ANTED.--By two young ladies a posi-.
" ton IN an office TO do writing. Ad-
dress Box 539, Mount Vernon, y. Y.
VOUNG LADY wishes position as
j writer In an Office or copying at home.
VI. HALE, 3l7 Fast 65th-st.
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domestic 6ituations fDanteo


Males.
IT sEFUL-MAN.-By a young man.
l46 WyckoH-st.. Brooklyn.
Y ALET or FOOTMAN.-By young edu.
Gated man speaking English, French
and German little In respectable family.
VALET, Tribune ONCE.
" ALET-A young American, % or work
In a restaurant. j. c. D., Tribune
ONCE.
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or LAUN-
w DRESS.-lIy man and wife; private
family or boarding house; reference. j.
H.. 225 East 2Gth-st., ring times.
w derstands his business good refer
ence; private family or clearinghouse.
122 West 40th-st.
w AFTER or USEFUL.MAN by young
w married man steady and reliable;
can drive. CHARLES MOORE, 1913 East
.ilst-st.
w AFTER wants situation in private fam
w lily. good city reference. Apply or
write to 1o2 West 37th-st., J. II. NJ.
"a AGTER.-By a neat young man; first
w class waiter; % take charge nights or
day walter In restaurant oyster or board
ing house references and security. LOUIS
lIIRSCHBERG, 23l East 7Jth-st., top
floor
w AITER.-By a frst.ciaSs coored man,
W in nrst-cass private family or boarding
house. Address J \. s., ?20 West %Jth-st.
W ATTFR-Bv mlGdle-agcd man in
w private family Experienced in the
details OF hs calling; competent and care
ful with glassware. silver Sc. good refer
onccs no objection TO the country. Ad-
dress WILLIAMS, IS DOminick-st.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.
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BROOKLYN Real Estate.

A RARE CHANCE for a milliner; a
"A business already established TO let.
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flats co Get, FURNISHED

INSIDE FLAT. furnished rooms a
vi dcsifei): reasonable TO refined party
10 children. HOU SEhEEPER. 30i west
l2oth-st.,
The Frankfort roundabout., 1890-10-18
They Have Moved In.

Messrs. Crutcher & Starks trans
ferred their stock to their new and
handsome store room on Thursday,
and are now ready to receive their
friends. The store-room sthe finest
in the city, handsomely fitted up and
exceedingly inviting in appearance.
The large show windows, when neat
ly decorated, will be great advertise
ments. The house is brilliantly illum-
mated on each floor with electric
lights and gas, and purchases can be
made at night and goods as readily
examined as in daylight.
The formal opening of the store
will take place this morning at 10
o'clock, but the grand opening will
come off Monday morning.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1890-10-18
Meeting OF PresElytery.

The session of Ebinezer Presbytery,
which convened at the First Presby-
terian Church Monday afternoon, at
3 o'clock, was of short duration, as
the body adjourned the next morn
ing, before noon, after transacting
some routine business. Monday even
ing, at 1880 O'Clock, Rev. John S.
Hays, ID. d., of Maysville, former pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church,
preached very interesting sermon
to a large congregation. For the past
five or six years DR.. Hays has been
totally blind, and his many old
friends here were very much gratified
see him looki "r@ hoo
The Frankfort roundabout., 1890-10-18
A Lexington Wedding.

Cards are out for the wedding of
Miss Annie Baker and Mr.. Jesse n.
Hawkins, of the firm of Taylor &
Hawkins, at Broadway Christian
Church, Wednesday, October %, at 3
O'Clock. The cermony will be per-
formed by Elder J. w. McGarvey,
who on the same day, twenty-three
years previous, spoke the words that
made the pretty browned-eyed BRIDES
father and mother man and wife. At
ter a short bridal tour they will return
to Lexington and board with Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil McClure.-Lerington
Transcript.
The bride is young lady who has
many friends and relatives in this
city, where she has frequently visited
her cousin, Mrs. Geo. A. Lewis.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1890-10-18
A New Train.

An additional train on the Ken
lucky Midland is in contemplation
by the management of that road, to
run from Paris to Georgetown and
connect with the Louisville South
ern, so as to give the people of Paris
and vicinity an early morning train
into Louisville. 1t will probably be
put in short time. The Midland is
now selling tickets to all points in
the United States, at its Office in this
city.