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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01

Violets, violets, Yiolets
reduced in price. Fine and fresh Flowers
and Potted Plants at Hammond's, 107 east
BROAD street
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nLMt d Rkooa.'
FAMOUS +" WHITE FAIR"
BARGAINS IN
Eus,y Debarzment .

As we said in the opening parigr.5
OF this advertisement. that tins n,
Fair extends not only TO white erD
although we confess we're longest o.
them, but covers about oycry,Ar. /,
the house. Hence in passing a.oa. w..
would do well TO ASK THE PEICroE
ANYTHING THAT STRIKES I0re
FANCY, and you'll readily ducovarvs,
an easy matter II IS 30 take il alone. n
you are out Of reach drop O mote orars,.
tai signifying your pleasure. oni vim
with you just rs promptly rs ID yog ia
standing on tho other side OF 90 com,
ter. We never lose sight OF our ..f
order fevors, and inyfriab'y devote --.
special attention 70 them ta1a g. .......
face customers. But endcavor 90 t..-
plicit in ordering andahoye al end .sy,
TO have your orders reach a. as .., If,
possible each week. Under or I'd,
circumstances this would not b. 50 -.
cessary as now, when the rush old Inca
OF an exciting event anniliata 1,
in quick order. 30 We w0ul r.
early ordering and earlier s.a,r,
This "White Fair rs uudou. tlr. ~,
most remarkable mercantile even, Re d,
history of the dry goods trade of ls..
mond and we shall do al n our Pisa.
to make it the most MEMORIAL. Ap
you with u.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
KATE PUTNAM AND SALVlNl.
One to Play Monday and Tuesday and tho
Other Later In the Week.

Miss Kate Putnam, the popular sou.
brette, comes to the Mozart Academy OF
Music tomorrow and Tuesday nights.
Monday night she will present Love
Finds Way" and Tuesday night Dads
Girl" Both plays are well spoken OF, and
afford the actress abundant opportunity
for the display of her versatile genius.
Miss Putnam is supported by well-bal-
anced and capable company.
sALvINI COMING.
Alexander Salvini will on next Wednes-
day night appear at the Academy IN
DEnnery's celebrated comedy drama,
"Don Cesar de Bazan." Thursday night,
Mr.. Salvini will present "A Child of
Naples" In this charming melo-drama it
VIII be remembered Mr.. Salvini made de-
cided success last season in this city. For
Friday and Saturday evenings, Dumas's
great play THE Three Guardsmen," and
for Saturday matinee Don Caesar de
Bazan" will be repeated. The company of
metropolitan players who accompany MIR.
Salyini this season is said to be an unusually
strong one MIR. Salvini has scored won
derful success this season through the
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
Cydonln.

Consumption. if taken in time, can be
cured by A. b. q. Tonic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
Cambria Corset Covers, SOC.

Dino Cambria. square-cut yoke, trimmed with
very nne Cambria edge. six very meet pielts
.irunnIng the entire front-regular price 61c.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
Finest Cambria rOrSet-COVerS, 1le.

Very finest Cambria. v-front OF exquisite Cam
brio INSERTION, ged with Nsndyke points !;
seems covered With nne bsadingl
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Fine COrSet-COyerS, ACC.

Zine Cambria, V-back and front. trimmed with
nne Cambria Insertion Gnd Handmade Tor
chon Lace, finished with ane Beading-priee
should DO 60c.)
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Tine ChenaiSe. 75c.

Z" Fruit Cotton: square yoke; entire front OF
Torchon Lace; yoke and sleeves trimmed with
Torchon Edge.)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
Blood Diseases.

All constitutional blood diseases cured
by A. b. Q. Alternative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
Cambria Corset Covers, 25C.

GOOD Cambric squsre-cui yoke, entire front OF
twelve rows OF flne plalts, nne pearl buttons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
Messrs. Phillips & STEMS insurance is

This firm opened an Office early yester-
day morning at 1915, next door to their
former establishment. Nothing dehnlte
II is expected that temporarily at least they
will open on Broad street. The store oc-
cupied by them will be rebuilt at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01
Finest CheDa1Se, Csc.

Pride-of.tho- West " Cotton; sqGsre-cut yoke ;
entire front Of finest Cambria Embroidery
yoke and sleeves edged in matched Cambria
Edge; worth fully sl.21)
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Finest Chenille POr.iereS, $.
tcut from $50. ., and SD
Fine Swiss Curtains, $l.9S,
On yards long cut from g-;2l

Curtain SCrim, Sc.
q. 900 yards. full 40 inches N.i,-ss-S sTsy
where at Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01

It was G o'clock yesterday morning be-
fore the apparatus was withdrawn from
the Ere.
The debris smouldered all yesterday, send
inc ont steady smoke. About O'Clock
10 the afternoon No. engine company
came around and played on the ruins for
some time, fears of an outbreak of the FIRE
peing entertained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-01

N. W. B. Pizz,ni. Of the Electric-Light
COMPANY. was interviewed IN regard 70
The electric lights having been the cause
q The Are. He said,
he Wiring add electrical scuipnsnt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-20
either pay their taxes or ascertain whether

either nav their taxes or ascertain whether
they have been paid or not.
Al feature of the bill that will be of espe-
cial interest to those seeking abstracts of
title to real property is a provision which
requires that each county treasurer shall
make and keep tabulated list of all real
p-onerty in his county, commencing with
the tax list of the year 1891, showing taxes,
and. if paid. when. and how much. The
auditor is prohibited from filing any deed
until the treasurer has noted thereon that
all state county and city taxes are paid
upon the property described within the
deed.
The manner of sale and conveyance of
property sold for delinquent taxes is SIM
plitied, making the certincate issued by the
county treasurer at the time of sale to the
purchaser of the same effect as a deed
which may be hled in case the property Is
not redeemed within the time specified. It
also shortens the time in which the prop
erty may be redeemed from three TO two
years.
The same bill introduced by Senator
Forrest in the Senate will be introduced
in the House Monday by Representative
Plummer of Jefferson, who is chairman of
the committee on public revenue and tax
alton of the House, and the two commit
tees will hold sessions in considering the
bill, and it will be reported back to each
House with the same recommendations
The Wind Still Blows Through whiskers
New York World.
No more exasperating epithet can be ap-
piled to man than WHISPERS" particu-
larry if he happens to wear them. He re-
sents the use of a word which describes his
personal adornments thousand times
more Indignantly than he would word of
brutal and insulting significance. The
word whiskers has become so thoroughly
Unidentified with slang that its use in any
way st all on the stage by a comedian now
days is sure to call out howl of laugh
ter from the audience. Men who
wear whiskers are often guyed by the
small boys in the street, particu-
larry If the wind is high, and these
causes have led to gradual reform among
New York men. The ridicule of the mob
is after all based on sensible grounds
There is certain amount of attractlveness
about well-trimmed and symmetrical
moustache and look of martial dignity is
often impaired by moustache and inn
perial. Men wear close-trimmed and grace
fully fashioned boards with a good effect
and the boards are often a great protection
to delicate Threats. But there is no reason
except misguided vanity for the cultivation
and nurture of long side-whiskers. which
are always in the way and invariably make
man look like affable caricatures of the late
Lord Dundreary. The countryman who
said that city men did not have much to
do in particular except teach lot of hair
to grow on their faces and lay on their
shoulders, may not have been far wrong
in his contempt after all. There never was
a man on earth whose appearance was i'm
proved by long, bushy and streaky side
whlskers. The derision of the public is
gradually curtailing them in every direc-
ton, and in time 1t may have the effect OF
driving them out of sight for good.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-20
An Omen Letter,

Drs. Darrin--Gentlemen | now take
the pleasure of writing you that after tull
course of your electromagnetic treatment
| am entirely cured of pain in my chest,
which has troubled me for over eight years.
Having been under treatment Of doctors
of Liverpool, Glasgow, Calcutta and San
Francisco, none of them did me any good
until | came under your treatment, which
l am sure has permanently cured me, for
which, gentlemen, beg to remain yours
gratefully, WILLIAM LITTLE.
Seattle Wash
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Drs. Darrin can be consulted free at -cI.
Washington street, Portland, from 10 a. m.
to p. N. daily. They treat all durable
chronic, acute and private diseases, and
will send their circulars, question blanks
and remedies to any mail or express adj
dress. Drs. Darrin have been practicing
their peculiar electric treatment for the
past twenty-seven years. and that they do
cure where all other methods fail is shown
by the above remarkable cures.
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HAPPY MISS NELLIE KEOwN,
OF the Hotel PortIand-How She Was
Cured of Rheumatism by Drs.
Darrin,s Electric Cure.

A CARD have been suffering for long
time with rheumatism in my right shout
der and arm. 1t became so bad it was
with great difficulty could use my arm.
1t was helpless and painful. In this con-
dition | came to Drs. Darrin for relief l
went under treatment three weeks since,
and am now happy to say am perfectly
cured by electricity. Can be referred to at
the Hotel Portland, Portland. Or.
NELLIE KEOWN.
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DEAFNESS Cured In Ten Minutes.

Mr.. Editor-Dear Sir: / reside in North
Yakima, Wash. / consulted Drs. Darrin
for deafness over three years ago. My left
ear was totally deaf. With one operation
with Drs. Darrin's electromagnetic cure,
of ten minutes, was made to hear as we'll
as ever in my life. 1t remains permanent
to this day. l was also cured of neshy
growth over my eye. Can be referred to
as to the truth of my statement.
c. Y FOWLER
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VICTORY FOR AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
s. s. CoNovER, Agt. Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co., of Manistee Mich, says: ~ had
rheumatism twenty years. used crutches ten
years. From the use of powerful liniments my
bard's Rheumatic Syrup has cured NE, and l
wish 10 herald to all the merits of this wonder
full medicine
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Pullman reservations made for all points East
via the Northern Pacific railroad, the vestibuled
sleeper and dining car line. A. Chilberg, city
ticket agent, TIC Second street, Boston block; T..
Tonkin, depot ticket agent, Seattle.
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For any case OF nervousness, sleeplessness,
weak stomach, Indigestion, dyspepsia, try Car
ters Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure. The only
nerve medicine for the price in market.
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Take it before breakfast" DR.. Henley's Eng
lish Dandelion Tonic.
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WISDoM's FAMOUS ROBERTINE
Produces a beautiful and yelyet-hke skin to
which nothing but the softness and purity of an
infants face can be compared.
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MOORES REVEALED REMEDY

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wonderful virtues half bottle will make you believe in it, and
than bottle YOU Moores Revealed Remedy will
the dead but it will restore to health the afflicted living
One bottle represents investment of $685. and
days of perfect health Purely natural vegetable compound
For sale by all druggists
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Are you annoyed and vexed
by the thousand and one little
ills that as a whole make life a
burden9 Do you suffer from
indigestion, loss of appetite,
dull headaches, habitual consti-
patton or dizzy spellss Are
you just sick enough so that
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KIT. means Oregon kidney Tea.
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you feel out of Sorts but bad enough to call docor2 Is
your liver torpid your kidneys feverh your stomach out of
order and your blood sluggish and mpue Do you want relief
from any these ills which arise from dormant and
healthy organs? If you do,
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FURNISHED Gonses.


Country.
ID ERKSHIRE HILLS.
ID large, well-furnished house. 10 rooms,
with all modern Improvements, pure water,
stable, lawn, fruit garden. ample shade
and other attractive features; VIII be rented
for summer On moderate terms. Inquire
Of FRANK II. WRIGHT, Great harrington,
Mass.
n APE COD, HARWICH PORT, MASS
- -Four large new cottages, fully furnished (;
bathrooms hot water; seashore; pine for
osts excellent woll water; safe bathing :;
fine drives; no malaria nor mosquitoes
800 TO 5000 illustrated circular. a. w.
j.. II E. S7th-st., New-York.
ID UNISON ROAD, Rumson Neck, sea-
IL bright, Low Moor, Monmouth Beach,
furnished houses 10 let. Catalogues and
permits Of D. D. KELLER, o Pine-st.
SARATOGA COTTAGES. Completely fur.
- nished. season, or year; moderate ren;
tails. Send for illustrated pamphlet and
toga Springs, N. Y.
ITO LET Furnished cottage at Larch.
i mont; 10 rooms, running water inside
closet beautifully located fronting on the
Sound and park rent $500. Inquire +. NJ.
SrIVERS. $50 East 81st-st.
TO LET for the season, In Saratoga
L Springs, to a private family. a large,
fully furnished house with all modern i'm.
grounds. Address 7o7 North Broadway, Sara
TITO LET IN LYME NN.-Redbonk
i cottage. II rooms, thoroughly furnished
and comfortable; fine views: unusually
healthy climate city convehienCGs for living.
Before coming address Mrs. SALISBURY.
fixing time.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30

n OACHMAN.-Dy man OF neat appear
- ance country preferred; willing and
obliglng; references careful driver. w.
H.. care NOblett. l01 West 40th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

URNIsHED FLAT, @ rooms and bath,
L ali light; facing park. 100 West
77th-st, Kl&ber.
NJ EWIY FURNISHED corner fat. NO.
~ SO East 3Oth-st, janitor.
NEAR MADISON sQUARE.--.APsItment
~ OF eight light rooms, beautifully luI.
nished, 10 r,nt for summer or Longer TN I,n'
500. Apply or address Il. o., ll5 Mao'
sOn-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30

HAMBERMAID &e.-By two Swedish
Y girls: one good cook and laundress;
other thorough chanberuaid, waitress, &c.
| oocd workers; references. Ready az tho
| H0ME RrREAr. lYS R.h.ave., nr. lOth.st.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
Real Gstate TO Gxehanae


An EQUITY.-SS, 900 in residence, New.
IA ark. n. j., In exchange for Brooklyn
property or farm. Send particulars TO IL
Wall-st Room 81.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
Rcrsss au0 Garrlaaes.

,..,c~cr,.>>-cs>-o>>
S72, e74. s76 BroOme-ss,s
and Blsadway, 6lst-st. and 5th'aye,
spkING AND SUMMER CARRIAGES
OF the best class.
r,etorias, Waeonettes,
kbfiolets, Depot WAGONS,
- Wheelers, Curtain Rockaways,
M Phaetons, En-. Top Cabriolets,
fandaulettes, Do>a-Dos,
k~nlbusee, Road Wagons,
LPsss. Rockaways, Top Phaetons,
knne Rockaways, Ladies' Phaetons,
E;3er Phaetons, Ruckboards,
K,e.vis, Village Carts,
Indus Runabouts,
SscT Traps, Derby Phaetons.
hoctQys' Wagons, Surreys,
bostors' Broughams, Childfen's Traps,
Ksey Buckboards, Saxon Phaetons,
ts"N' SECONDHAND
Us1ons. Phaetons, Buckboards, RockS-
ysss sgIrets, FSnSy Trays: VictSrias.
rs. Village Cart, stanhope Gigs, Stan.
tScps Phset9ns, Dep9t, WAGONS Doctors
rhaetons. Ex. Top Cebriolets, Runabouts,
faropy Victoria phactons.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
domestic 6itnanons Udnteo

a LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
"A, MENT HoUSE.-Eor hotels and prl-
vate families frst-class male and female
help, with references; city and country.
At Mrs. FLOYD'S, l3S 6th-aye.. 4th house
above 10th-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
Uork manteo.
Males.

ID ARTIES GOING TO NORWAY can Sc
cure n thoroughy-rellable and well-ac.
quainted guide and interpreter by addressing
BiORN 3li West 19Jth-st.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
Conntrp Real Gsinte Gn &c

A GLEN RIDGE and bloomfield, n. j..
"A 10 minutes from n. Y, on l.. 4 w
x. n. few very desirable houses, modern
$50, $40, $50, eco, $75. 500 per month.
NAIhAN RUSSELL. Bloomfield. n. J.
NJ oUNT VERNON, n. Y.-HOuse to let,
ttE 10 rooms all Improvements lot COX
100. Inquire 433 South 2d-ave.
e. UMMlr. NEW.JERSEY.-To Rent
- Dwelling house, stable and ten acres Of
land on country road, between Summit and
New'Proyldence rent $3.50. ARCHIBALD
Oracle, near station.
- UMMIT n. J.-Furnished and unfur.
- nished houses TO let season or year
also farms 10 let; miles out; ten and
..Nteen acres respectively. +. G.. POTTER,
opposite station.
TO BENT, Rahway, n. J.-House OF 10
Il rooms all Improvements . blocks from
station $50 per month. Inquire Of n.
MOONEY, over PostOfilce.
ITO RENT, Railway. n. J.-House Of 10
rooms with all improvepents stable aud
one acre OF ground ana shade trees min
utes from station In frst-class order newly
painted and papered $50 per month one
OF 3 rooms at SO per month. Inquire Of n.
MOONEY. over POstOfiice.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
Boar0 ano a. Jms.


OF TH.Sr.,, 25 EAsT.-Handsome large
%f rooms for gentlemen; accommodation
trst-class breakfast Z required.
0SIh-sI., 81 WEST.-Porlor floor. with
~ every convenience; superior table and
attendance; also single rooms
OF WEST .ST.-Deslrabie rooms
Or handsomely furnished, with boald by
season or year; references.
- TH.ST, % wEsT.-Handson rooms in
ct iirstclass private clearinghouse; ref
crences.
90 Ill-ST., 2B7 WIST.-H Handsomely fur.
20 nishcd parl0r floors en- sintc or slngly ;
al convCnienccs family Accommodated
moderate
40 D-sr.. l6 EASr.-Elegant back patlor !;
40 also large room second floor, with iirst
class board references.
20 IRVING PLACE, entrance l25 East
~ l7th-st-Elegantly furnished rooms
fine board; table boarders taken.
e- TH-sr., l27 wEST.-rArge front and
VI back sunny rooms; handsomely fur
nished two closets not and cold water ;
folding beds, with excellent board. for two
persons front room Sl4 back sl3.
01O WEST 45TH-ST,-Larec and small
%lO rooms, with excellent board table
board.
01O JAY.sT.-Good board and home com.
%lJ forts; - week up.
or MADISON.AVE.-S Of rooms,
10 with private bath; excellent board (;
reference.
Brooklyn.
D OARD.-To let, on Brooklyn Heights,
ID handsome rooms, with magnificent view
Of the river and Bay. Apply at so Colun-
ba Heights.
Country.
n ATSKI KILIS.-Private house large shady
- grounds good table; desirable place for
lnValds; good doctor professional nurse In
the house; terms 90 % 70 city references.
Address {. T, Box l3, Tribune Uptown
once, 1928 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30

OF TH.ST., 25 EAST.-Handsome large
! NSf rooms for gentlemen accommodations
| trst-class breakfast y required
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
Counirn i'cal Gsiaie for Sale

GENCY FoR MONTCLAIR.-Dwel
n for sale; land by the acre or lot;
houses 20 let. Furnished or uniurnlshed
TUBBS & TAYLOR. 5 Beekman-st.. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
domestic 5itmatlons fUante6
Males.

ITSEFUL.MAN.-By Swcde, on gentenan's
u place IN country. Answer TO ANTON
EKSTROM. care Of Mrs. johnson, 227 East
.l@th.s
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
IN nARcnCK C0MpANY.
Gitp Real Gstate for Sale.


TO MANUFACTUR RERS.-We have
n. an assortment Of superior locations In
md about New-York City water and rail-
way fronts suitable for manufacturing pur.
poses. PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune
building.
A SINGLE FLAT ut a bargain on 145th-
IA ST., near 9Th: ave easy terms; els, 100.
OWNER 2s Brsdhurst.ave.
4 OrS WITH LOAN. STEVENS, Co.
L. lunbus-ave., corner 03d.st, Columbus
i've. and 1Oith-st., Columbus-ave., near 77th-
st.
: ELEGANT s-STORY RESIDENCES.
- for sale. 7sth-st., between Amsterdam
,10th) ave. and Boulevard 20. p feet
hide. 5j deep and extensions; superb
fronts; hardwood cabinet finish, equol 10
best .4story houses; location central; pS"p-
frty front and rear restricted 20 private
fcsicnccs; cannot be appreciated unless
been. Apply on premises
BROOKLYN Real Estate.
A FIRST-CLASS stone and brick house;
"A one block from DF. Talmage's new
church; best loc6tiOn in Brooklyn; cash
50 600 balance mortgage. Address X. s.,
Box 81, Tribune ONCE.
NOR SALE. sI3 OOO-An elegant new g.
L story br0wnstone. corner Stuyvesant-
ave. BROOKLYN; house full width p0nor
loor mahogany; basement oak; open fire
places; every Improvement; only % minutes
l. the bridge terms easy. JOHN w.
DODGE, l,2l0 fultOn.st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
mi6rcllaneous

NIGARS.-JOS. HONDAS, MiG'R., manu-
y facturer Of tine Havana cigars all styles
constantly on hand orders promptly attend
ed TO- % COenties slip, New-N crk.
~ ENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose OF their
VI left-oh clothing at a fair value VIII
pleas. call or address EDWARD MILLER,
IS 6th-aNe.
Z, URE CURE for La Grippe; price 81.
- Address DR.. r. \. SEARS, Baldwin
Hotel, San Francisco, Cal
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
Boaro hOanteo.

wv VANTED.-Board for mlddle-aeed lady
w n private family, not 70 exceed 81 per
week. Address c. c., 40 7th-gve.
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30

n OAC HMAN.--G steady young nan ;
~ good, careful driver willing. obliglng ;
or address j. COTTON, care Of Noblett, 101
| West 45th.st
New-York tribune., 1891-04-30
Real Cstate nantc6,

w ANTED. TO purchase o plot with an
w old dwelling :; lot price. PARTICU-
LARS. Tribune Office.