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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Persinger against Perslnger. Appeal al.
lowed aud supersedess awarded to decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Roam
oke county On the 9 b of October. 1890.
Commonwealth against Larkln. Writ of
error and supe'sedess awarded to g judg-
ment rendered oy he Corporation Court Of
the city of Lynohburg on the .24th of Seu-
TENDER, 1890.
Ferguson's administrator against Wills.
Cause removed to Wytheviiie.
Goddin against Bland. Argued and sui
mitted.
Turner's administrator against Thorn,
trustee. Argued for appellant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and ncighbors
talking about it. You may yourself be one Of the
many who know from personal experience just
how good thing it is. If you havo ever tried it,
you arc ono of its stsunch friends, because the
wonderful thing about it is, that when once given
a trial, DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after holds
a place in the house. If you have never used it
and should be afflicted with cough, cold or any
throat, lung or chest trouble secure bottle at
once and give it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed ev.
cry time, or money refunded.
Trial bottles FREQ at E. s. Losdboster & Bros.
drno atnra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

Mr. CLEVELAND made speech at bau-
quet given by two members of the Demo
cratic Club of New York last night. Mr..
Cleveland makes too many speeches and
writes too many letters. Wise men shut
their mouths ss we'll as hold their hands.
The speech referred to is patent evidence Of
the fact that Mr. Cleveland not only reads
the New York Sun, though he says he does
not. bnt thst he is aggravated by what 1t
says Indeed. the whole speech seems to be
aa angry, bat plati;udinous. reply to the
Sans illusions, and is therefore unseemly in
o msB who has occupied his exalted position
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
Oh, What a Cough

Will yon heed the warming. The signal per-
haps of the sure approach of that more terrible
disease Consumption Ask yourselves ifyou can
afford for the sake of saving Soc, to tho risk
and do nothing for it. We know from experience
that Shiohs Cure will cure your cough 1t
never fails. This explains why more than a
Million Bottles were sold the past year. 1t re-
lieves Group and whoopng cough at once.
Mothers, do not be without it. For lsrae back,
E. 9. Leadbeater Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
10th, 18th, and F SITS. n. W.
We shall place on sale to-day
choice assortment of low
priced
COTTON DRESS GOODS
Cotton and Wool Mixed Dress
Goods
Atwood Dress Goods.

Many of the fabrics are new and
choice in color and design,
Goods will be cheerfully shown
whether customers wish to purchase
or not, and samples will be given
or sent to out.of-town friends when
ever desired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
Probable Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO. April IA woman
moved into store on Stockton street about
TWO weeks ago, but on Monday last she dis.
appeared. Yesterday her dead body was
found in the cellar under the store. The
only entrance to tina collar Ia trap door
and on this was found heavy stove. The
supposition is that the woman was murder
ed bat there are no Wounds on the body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

The long-expected protest against the action of
Row r. Heber Newton, and Rev. D.. ". s. Rains-
ford, and Rev. Dr. I. Newton stsnger in inviting
clergy men outside of tn, Episcopal Church to
preach and take part in the special Lsnten ser.
vices of this year and last in their respective
churches, is finally made public 1t has taken the
form OF an .Op,n Keronstranc," addressed to
Bishop Potter OF New York, and is signed by Lis
clsryymen and ifty-two lsymen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

Reports from Iquique, Chlli, state that the vag-
abonds there are rotbing, plundering, numbering,
asssuting women and committing al sorts OF
atrocities. The distress along the south coast due
To the revolution is appalling, as will be observed
from the different reports. The triumph Of the
rebels on t. 9th was decisive, and BaImaceda's
troops were knocked to pitc s, after losing all
csunons, flss, and ammunition. Only few
officers and soldiers ESCAPED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

WHEN THE President compares the smi-
Ing and prosperous South be sees with the
desclated waste his Force bill would have
made oft he will, that is, If he have human
feeling. thank Providence that the "plans o:
mice gang eft agley"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
Desperate ARRAY.

MERIDIAN Miss, April ia negro who had
been arrested for carrying concealed weapons was
being conveyed to Jail in charge Of officer Wilson
While on he road man named Sanford, the en-
ployer Of the negro, demandel his release, and
started to unite him. A triangular fight then en-.
su between Wilson and Sanford, and sanford's
friend, land Payne. The result Was Wilson Wat
killed, Payne was shot in the neck aud shoulder,
and Sanford was also wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

THE impression seems TO be spreading
that the national democrats, If they be wise.
will give the New York contingent Of their
party four years In order to settle their FAM
lily quarrel. and. In the meantime, nominate
a President from some other State. for whom
both the wings OF the New York democracy
will cheerfuly vote. and who will therefore
be elected without any trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
SHIRTTNG.

Helena Cloth, pow fabric for Lade,
Blouse and Shirt Wsists-1elic,te Cream
ground with Colored REPRESENTATION
Of French Flannel.
81 inches wide, 15c yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

THERE is no danger of war with 1'aly or
with any other foreign country. But to
show how the faintest Idea of such war
brings the South-haters of the North to their
senses, il Is only necessary to say that they
ere already talking about repeating the stat-
ute prohibiting -Confederates from hold
Ing any position In the army. That statute,
ex-senator Elmunds said, and his word was
law, SHOULD stand, to show which side was
right" Bot OF the first indication OF the ap-
pearsncs of war cloud, it must be repeal
ed, because In case of war the services ofthe
e1-Ooufederates would be required. For
tricks that are vain the northern republican
South.hater is peculiar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
DIED.

At the resd nco Of Mr.. Geo B. Carlin, on april
14th, at a. m, Miss SAL lie HUGHES, Of
Philadelphia Notice of the funeral hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

These goods will be found in the frat
annex, second floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
SATINES.

American Sstines-extra quality made
to retail at 25c, but purchased by us at
4 very low price-cO'oIs and patterns all
new and choice, embling the expensive
French goods.
80 inches wide. 15c yard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

West Virginia has been denied her share of the
direct tax fund on account of an alleged claim she
owes the Government
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS.

Fine Zephyr Gins hams in now color
ings and designs, principally Plaids sad
Checks-co!ors fss'.
27.inches wide, 15c yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
% wide, 15c a yard.
BATISTE.

Superior quality Amcrc. IN Rltiste, fine
and so't, in moro than forty new styles
Black ground. with White or colore1 fig
ures; Lavender, Steel Gray or Blue
grounds, with Fancy figures-coiors fast.
80 inches wide 15c yard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND appointed negroes
with white wives to Office and invited them
to his grand receptions. President Harr-
son has done the came. President Lincoln
said:
"I an not nor ever have been in favor of bring
Ing about in any way the social and political
equality of the white and black races. / am
not nor ever have been in favor Of making voters
or jurors of negroes, nor of qualifying them to
hold office nor to intermarry with white people {;
aud will say in ado to THIS that there is
Dhvsical d ference between the white and b al
races which, be ieve wi forever forbid the two
races living together terms of social and pclIti-
csl equslity."
Very few American PEOPLE believe that
either Mr.. Cleveland or Mr.. Harrison is
wiser or better man than Mr.. Lincoln was.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

A supposed case of lei roy ID reported in Cam
den n. j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14
OFFICE OF THE CITY GAS WORKS,
~ Rooms Nos. AID Market Building,

NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Gas consumers viii please take notice that
Wednesday, April 18th, 1891 is the last day for
discount gas bills for the quarter ending MAJ ch
18th. 1891, and no discount will be allowed 10
any VIII, fail to pay by that time. The price Of
gas has been reduced, and therefore prompt pay
ment Will be expected of every consumer.
JACOB ROXBURY, Supt
ap11 a. B. T. COOK, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-14

Alexandria, April 6. 1891.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, april 9th, the
W BOARD OF EXCISE COMMISSIONERS will
have dai y sittings at No. AL King street for the
purpose OF receiving and considering app ications
for license for the sale of liqnors during the sca
year ending April Both, 1892.
Complaints and objections will hHve due atten-
ton. B. II. LAMBERT, Chairman.
MP VINCENT, Secretary. apo col OF
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-21
n =
Expected to Af-l.iye.

The Democrat learns from an
authoritative source that Mr.. Albert
klelnshmidt, one Of the heaviest
stockholders in the American MINING
company at the Seven Devils and.
Also, owner of one fourth interest
IN the steamboat Norma. has tele-
graphed that he will arrive IN Hunt
lngton tomorrow Mr.. Kleinsmidt's
arrival has an important significance
and will probably determine whether
or not the ''Ncrma'' is success or
failure. In all probability it will he
the former since he is so greatly in
telested financially in the Seven Dew
lis mines. 1t is not likely that he
will allow jake Kamm the preropa-
tive OF saying whether or not the
"Norma will navigate the Snake.
even if she would make a splendid
wheat craft on the lower river.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-21
wcis4.,. Youth.

aid fancy nothing benefici-
,..ootive than for the. young
ha.r each set commenting
Nor in the other absence.
.,uc gentlemen only knew
',.r we're Landed for what is
VIE in them, how loved for their
|baityl And # they could but
| they are abominated and ex
f,r the uncomeliness, the
s If manner they are SO apt
! into when off guard, they
h hesitate before giving the
.nother chance to classify them
ao lower creation. On the other
e some Young ladies knew how
.ser in the estimation Of their
.r. by their insincerities of
i their exaggerations. their I'M
[;tuluess. their refined double
mo their polite lying, there
hi come into fashion once more
,ood old proverb that Honesty
hest policy. and that between
- and woman rs well rs every
else TO cease processing
ashin where there is none. tt
II ma evil. no nor listen to it,
Irh ever 80 nicely limited at; to be
IpIe. natural and unaffected If
NOR would do much to evok that
sct now complained of rs lacking
which is made impossible by thu
vailing mode of society life. T.
h sexes the axiom is recommend
deserve respect if you wish it.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-21

Bedrock Democrat A telegraph
line to the Seven Devils mines, along
the Baker City road, is the latest
enterprise talked of by some of our
enterprising citizens.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-21

Mondays mail from the East was
several hours late, owing to an acct
dent near Shoshone in which the fire.
man and engineer were killed.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-21

The people Of Tucson, Arizona, are
rapidly building up their town. They
buy 500 copies of a local paper every
month for the purpose of sending it
abroad, and in addition pay 5000 a
month for .'write-ups'' of their town
Tamor. Colorado. pays 50, 600 for Il
pamphlet and 81, 500 for write ups
i'll the local press. The Monitor. Of
Fort Scott. Kansas, is paid 81, 900 for
talking up the advantages of that city.
There are many other towns that be-
lieve in printers ink. and Weiser is
one OF them. She believes in big
town write ups and her citizens be-
lieve in personal putfs. The only
difference is that Weiser wants it free
while other towns pay the cash
'Why don't you run news paper
like that said a grocer in a country
town to country editor, throwing
out a Chicago daily .'For the same
reason that you do net run grocery
like that replied the editor, point
ing to five column advertisement
of Chicago house, showing a twelve
story building. The grocer looket
at the picture for a moment and thel
said, IL never looked at it in tina
way before
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-21
Association.

Tho W G. T. Association was
he'd to order by the Pres. Mrs.
y
|uotatiops were responded to by
Oresent, l.. +. Shearer not being
Isqnt his address was omitted from
exercises. A reading by Miss
Ina Galloway. Fractions We're
kt discussed by Mrs Day Miss
|rhell next favored us with rec
HON. T. j. Coonrod next read a
|graphy of Washington Irving.
If was moved and carried we post
|ne our next meeting until the
|nnty institute convened.
Adjourned
Y. }. Coonrod
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-05-21


lin Huntington the other day a man
hose name is not known was thrown
|Om horse and killed.
J COL Frank Parker, of the Walla
Calla Statesman was seen on onr
|reets this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
Cltn Tcnl Gsiate for Sale.

MISERABLE INVESTNFNT.-S-stOry
~ apartment-hOuse best location In Brook
lyn: oil rented might exchange equity over
$4,000 at a.. Apply 81 Broadway
Room 81.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
A FEW LEFT OF those story and nase-
n mcnt ornamental stOnr-fIOnt houses
extra improvements, Nos. 1853 70 343 Balm
brid2e-st. 10 rooms and bath hard WCol
cabinet trim and panel wa.nscotin9i soma
oak front doors. with French beVcl glass
panels hantsOmest and best built houses IN
Brooklyn. NcKENNEE, owner, No. 363
B3lnbrldge-st.
TWO BUILDING LOTS. 20N100 each.
j Montauk.ave., Brooklyn. 500, cash or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
Doaro Wante0.

w ANTED.--By single gentleman. room
w aHd board with strictly pI.,iJe lan..{'
encos exchanged. g.. Box IS, Tribune
Uptown Oncc. I.23S broadway.
NOTYG MARRIED COUPLE desire board
I With small family % Americans no Oh.
lection to Harlem, Il conycni ~ " II SCION :
not to exceed 80 per month References
Address c., 1J2 OtI-aNe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
Drc5smaklnq

4 IETlSIlC Observation-Disclosures.
a Lttlhg costume, Jackets and wrap;
handsome dres- fOs 81. Mue. ONEN,
2G2 West 23d-st.
4 EMBELLISHMENTS TOR THE EEW.
CLIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
No. LIS Broadway. corner Thirty-ni-t-st. {:
LAO Er1LdWaY, corner 2Gul.st.. until 9
J. H.; 30 West wenty-tnird-st. Conner
shave. lS& C~th-aye. lJJ FourthHt...
corner fourt-cntb--t. $50 ThIu-aNc. cor.
nor loity-seveuth.st 1O-6 U~hifd.ayc.. u.af
SiNty-hr~t -. t,7CS First-aNe.. IOG West
LILO Ninth.ate.. corner 7od.sf. "a
Lincrty-st. - Avenue a. 1929 Third.avc..
aId me HARLEM OFFICE. $50 last one.
ArnGr,c- Ud-,Wentr-lfth.st up m < .. r..
and Eup NC~t One-huudrct-1 and twenty fifth.
~, az regular once rates
CONPEItNr cutter and ftt,s: would
~ Norh by dog or w,,k. term, very rJa.
sOnabIc. a. b.. Los Ist-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
miscellaneous

Il York rKIBc III WILL BE- r.
CLIVED AT THE UPTOWN OffIltS.
No / OBS Broadway. corner Ailt}-Afsi--i .
40 B-oadwas. corner @G hist. Until -
u. M. go West Twenty thiia--t. corner
corner Fouft~enth.st.: go yhld-lyc. cor
nel Forty.s ,~entL.st. LOG Thhd.aye.. nthl
sxty.nIstSt. i,705 FtTst-2ye.. 100 west
To'ty-ccond.st. 1902 C~olnmtus-aEc
NJ ,N}tv. It., 81 Et'nu. !. 1923 ID l.oy~.
nd the HARLEM OFFICE. 100 East ono
Observation-Disclosures. up o. : y. A.
ana .OG West O. e.huudrcd- and" enty-ltth-
st, al regular Office RAGS.
IOLLTGE GRADUATE viii cNelsao
I English Lessons for Spanish or French
with y0uur native lady or gentleman, or
Instruct. s.. 2s2 st. Nichola..ate.
n RHSSNAKER. formerly Win Nine.
~ Dicdru. VIII mike gown. QlilaH me
dull season from ~ TO SlI. 2oJ " ~i"oIH--o.
TENTLTMEE wishing to dispose Of t.iri.
W lcft-Or clO.hlne At a ialr value WI
please call on or address EDWARD NIL
LElt. GS Gth-sye.
STENOGRAPHERS and Remington opor.
- atOr, furnished U business h9u.esL 10
commissions. WYCHOFT, SEANANS Il
BENEDICT. 227 Rroadway.
nv YPEWRfTING done AZ short Notice A;
4 price 3 IL cents a folio and work guar
antC,d reference, given II desired core
sp0ndcnce solicited. Addrc. G.. Il.
MICHEL, p. 0. Box 3sS. Bloonfeld, y. }.
TWO blsck walnut nat top desks. Apply
I % Room %. 80 Nas-au-at.
TMBRFLLNS. PARA~OLS anl CANES
I mad to o;d"r. recovered and repaired
ct SPENCEH'S. 22f Gth.aVe.. bet l4th ard
18Th SIS. on 27G Gth.aNe., near leth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
Rel Gstnte 10 GxrhanQe

a FOURSIORY and basement l9.6l9ot'
Il h!gl.sloop DricA and bFo"nstone PR
yate house On Wet End-aEe., near sun
seIgely decorated. ga. fixture and carpets ;
contain, II room, TIE interior ha, been re,
modelled too large for present Owner aau
occupant price reasonable; VIII en nants
for uuimpr0yed CITY lots or nat. fEAEf'
:. CALLAHAN. 23o East 42d--t.
Z Will evch.np an equity Of $500
I Rcn.oahLra. improved property Tor E,ya
J3roo slvu lot ~ same yaIne AIur,S'
GOOD CHANCE, BOX l. Tribune Ohoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
EnGlncqs Cnnlirca.

A y. lNIEIta0T 90 a ,-tFeet-swccpinc ma
Il ci!H' ttit r'HuOV IS tl' uirt eacctuallY
aud economically is for sale. T.. j.. ",
st. Dcui, Hote., city.
a CAPABLE BUSINESS man. hayine
IA $4,000 10 20. 600 o. invest IN ts-
ubli-hcd m.nrfa turing corporation that Aos
diapl" capital. can tt,r the place of a Re-
jItiE oIicrf. ana in 10 way Impair TIE
EoiL.ne CAPACITY 4 The business. Address
ELiiA8I"-, Boz Z, Tribune Ohice.
AMFAT MARKET in Ea,thamptou. Mas.
y only $500 huo fixtures tlE business {;
DEHS BUSINESS EXCHANGE. New
lloN"d. Conn.
A tAEE CHANCE To invest IN q SUR
II PAVING bu-lnc no experiment. capital
viii insure Official position. Particulars,
:. II. BURR 2o2 Broadway.
\ NICE LlITLL omrc business. well
"A started. iol sale good VIII. Office fur
niturr and necessary n~Nturc-. X. TER
HCNt. Room 10, AlGr.ch Building. l49
Church-st.
a ADVERTISEMENTS Tor TIE NEW,
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RE.
CEIVED At TIL UPTOWN OFFICES.
10. ID HoadV1r. coi.tr ILiity-tis,--t
LAO BroaIy.y, conn IGth-st.. until 9
!. m. 30 West NV uty-tliIG->t.. conner
sth-ayr.; ~ t.h-arc.E l5@ Ioultl-aN o..
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a. Dr. NI.il' H''- p,I-' .''
EiHsT.CLASN r-ti drug ,'or" for ale
, ia Oh" village ol (1t~.li. y. II
grand opportunity. stock aid fixture VIII
i- sold ~ 20 great NJ. r'fre. TOP u~Iri'i-
Isr- addra r W. Frank H~OLShirII-,
Hudson. y. Y.
ntNTLLNAN win some capfai look, for
Ne q business opportunity. a partner. NAM
ae.r or otherwise. Wfitc H. g., 100 Lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
Domcsllc Jiiu1l1n5 Udr':0

Males.
4 y ATTENTIVE ,o.oiod man, just rom
IA virginia, wishes -|itIttlou IN ptNtt.
family, or as %Janitor; 80 yrars Old. -iu'l-
1.d temperate. Address HUNTER, @V'
Last iO3I--t.
~ UTLEK-MAID.-Ey a most competent
~ a.d reliable Frrach couple II sam" raw,
tly: man a., nr-t-rla-, nut.cr' VIII" good
dirrSfuahrE, h1trO. essen, Sc, u ttHf~. ME
ci"Ir'a from LIST employ ~ can AZ oo-
t~ah-aNr., u~l-i1iis, JAtCliH =.
1CTLEE-Hy competent soIs, Protestant.
30 age 80. In a y ilI.- lu.ltiy wiling a.u
oDlig!ue; good e. references. A'dfr,9 j."
g., Bon o. IrOuac Uptown once, LIS
broadway.
u UILEG-Hy a German. .; oH'r 10
- years. esp" rirucc; h"-: r.frr"nc r..
Flco-c addrr,, 4. Y. ID. SMlSSHH. 1o5
CoIumbu--ayr
- tILl.h or BtILEl; and N~AL.I-h.
IL t. tnc'-HuIn tiN CO.. ct't'i -
81 city references. Address ~. j., iio I"-'
o5d.-t.
~ UTLER-Bv a nlst-cll-- French 'n,ir
iD Ia private family 10 YEA I iti'
from Ia,. place. "a N-w-ioIk family. Nd
dress A.. A.. Tribune O1ier.
- ~ITLFH-pv Young .eil-fUan. nm
~ Gef,tand, his Lu,lne tAoioGthIN n.'t
r.i.f.ucea tor honesty sonF.eu cap4a'iE.
city 20: country. Cal! OBJ: Apply o. tth-
oyi, b.tw.cn 18th and 18th SIS.
" y 4 I.aa-TFF ff.NNl HLN 70 I.N '
ID auv r|lotllng. ars .cod- finn wish 90" @
open a sao. department. l~s col ii'
yars o. ,Np.rcuc,. A.ir-a a. ]. h.'
lrbune oai,r.
NOACHNAN.-Bv Encl.,hmar. e.t-r
V Irrf. SO 1l IA al branch b fouf-Ii,.ar I
Cr pir. th0s0u.h Ieitr-h'c,' Apply
CoACINAN. II VT .s,h--t.
@oTCuN,E-Hv a thorough hor-eui1
y In 70 nr-t.cla-- house able 20 ma
LARGE stable references Tie very W.'
sneak, English. German ana r,hcn
.rJduat.d veterinary surgeon. Apply 10
l.. S.. IGj CDlumIu--a'".
HO{TUNAN AID GiOoN.-Bf % h-t-
& Gas. yDun- man borough c\lt. lrH.
d, r.. hon. f. ard ~cuII-.s; tNp.Fs 'iN
driver; no obi zion &, me 'ouIlo " c,o
| lie seen. =. A.. lj3 sth-ate.
nOvCUNAN.-Bv ~ Enelishwan i"Ily
I under tands hts dutie' in every respect
wife nrst-rlg.s ula.a cook tulr tlrf Woild
IE. 10 take .ull ch3rc" NJ gratlcn M place
yrhcr, work would DE- appreciated LOJl
rc.ctcnce. JOHN. $50 West l5th'st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.


AZ ELEGANTLY furnished room Tor a
~ gentleman at - Challc'-St' near
Wayerley Place.
= AEGIL HNNDsOMCLY FURNISHED
mont room; suitable Tor u.al ana vac,
or two gentlemen. Mrs. LlON' "lO E"so
l4th-,t.
n ORTIZ GRANEECY PARK; ~ la;
' olst-St-Hand.0mtly turn hoo rooms
to let; breakfast il desired rci,ien,e-.
rTH-AVE. near iOJa->t.-El. rantly FUR
j ni.bod rarlor floor with all conEchlcAc'~;
possession lst April long lra.. ior oI' or
Two nhvsicans. Address PHASlOIAN,
1.227 Broadway. FOR on week.
no TH.ST., 40, NEAR BE0ADWANiI-
rs Cln,n. comfortable hall r9Oin~' h'at'u
running water: bath on floor; coAH'h-'ni
nrincinal hotels. restaurants. e!r''tcd
station 80 80 upward g.ntlcAleh.
CT SYST. 1865 EAST. between "a en-
OIL Lexington aves.-HaEd~oinl' htWiY Iai'
| nished. large. front room suI0sOl' IV' r0"'
tleman or lady.
Brooklyn.
COsEY furnished rooms in private house
u American family. OVO btf-'h-Nl"
Brooklyn.
W furnished square room ~
4, first.1Ias> residence: heat, ga, not ana
roIe water and use OF bathroom Tor gentle
nam . 10 r.nutcs from Btidge Sl per week.
1876 AdclphI-st., BrOOhl!h'
80 EA
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Trnl C;staic Wanteo.

1rANTTD 20 purchase or lease l0ONl00
w or more on RrOadway or Gth-ave., suit
able for our business send diagram WIN
Irirc. COCGAN BROTHERS, Bo"eIy ana
Craud.-t.