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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-06-19

Blondin, A. H. Dentist,
No east Commerce street, next to bridge
Nitrous oxide Gas given for the painless
extraction of teeth.
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invention he adds laid 1t last year before William
Ihaw, the late vce-president Of the Poughkeepse,
Fort wayne and Chicago Railroad, and also before
well-known philanthropst in the West who promised
to help me but unfortunately he died In Paris where
nc went for his health. He then says that he had TO
give up the idea Of bringing the yenou ana asks
Mr. Astor for the loan of Sis or $ls5
TWO love letters addressed to two chorus singers
Miss Msrchall and Signora,S were also found in the
grip The letter to Miss Marchau was written In
German, that to signora' was in English He asked
her To pardon his holiness in writing to her but
since he saw-her her beautiful shapely head had been
ever before him. He longed to have her write to him
and asked her whether she preferred 10 have him
write In French or Spanish The forger signed his
love letters Eugene"
Koch was yesterday morning taken down to Police
Headquarters, wfe ne was stood ups before an Of
the detectives for future Identification. Then Ids
picture taken and placed I'm the rOgues' ga ery
In the afternoon Detectives Price and Mott took him
before Justice White, at the Harlem Police CCurt who
committed him In 81 900 bail for examination TODAY
Mr.. Activities charge Of forgery.
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tlery' is detailed professor Of military science ana
tactics at Purdue University. Lafayette, Indiana to
relieve First Lieutenant Abner Pickering I'd Infantry
second Lieutenant Ulysses G.. McAlexander. 2Jth In
ianIy. IS detailed professor OF military science and
Tactics at the Iowa Wesleyan University, Mount
Pleasant. Iowa.
The Toll Jwinsnamed officers viii be relieved from
recruiting duty October 1891, by the superintendent
Of the recruiting service and will then join their
respective regiments Captain Aaron ,. Daggett "a
Infantry Benjamin II. Rogers. 18Th Infantry First
LieneLanis Charles g. Morton, 9Th Infantry William
Fauldng, 10Th Infantry Charles I. Clarke. 10th IN
fq1try George I. Paterson. 14th Infantry.
Lieutenant, Commander WaslburD has been ordered
10 hold himself In readiness TO command the Pnta
commander ". ii. BrOwnsOn has been detached from
the command Of the Petrol and granted tw) months
leave Of absence Ensign sumner h. KittTelle has
been ordered 70 the Bennington August and Passed
assistant Engineer Robert b. Leeh 10 TIE New YORK
HaVy iagd August /. Lieutenant Lucen Flynn has
ueeu detached from special duty Fl the New-IOrk
yaln ana Ordered TO the Union Iron Works. san Fran
CISCO. Chict Engineer John l.. ID. BOrJhwck has been
qetdched a. member OF the experimental board. New
YORK ana ordered 10 the receivug-shtp Vermont.
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Washington July 1.-the following changes in the
stations and duties Of officers Of the Quaremasters De
partment are ordered Captain Francis b. Jones' as
sistant quarteTmaster will be relieved from his duties
at Fort Smelling Mimi. by the post qnarterma5er at
that place and will then 60 Denver and take charge
Of the construction OF the military post that city.
relieving Captain lafayette E. Campbell. assistant
quartermaster, OF his duties that station Captain
Campbell, on being relieved. viii 90 to Chicago and
take charge OF the construction OF buildings Fort
Sheridan Illinois, relieving Captain Charles 4. II.
McCauley assistant quarermasteg Second Lieutenant
Charles De L. Hlne, 9th Infantry. on graduating
leave Of absence will attend the camp OF the 1st Reg
ment Virginia Volunteers ut wrightsville, y. c. July
Il to %. Major John E-an 1st Artillery IS detailed
as a member OF tho Examining Board at the Army
building In Ncw-YOTk vice Major William L. Haslin,
1st Artillery. hereby relieved
The following assignments. changes Of stations and
duties, etc, Of officers are ordered Major william
Nomor assistant adjutant general, will 90 to Chicago
with the records OF the Department OF the Missouri
now at ST. Loais, and upon the completion Of this duS
lie viii report in person to the commanding general.
Department Of Dakota at St. Paul for temporary duty
rs assistant adjutant general Of that department.
Major Peter D. Vroom Inspector general. will 60 b
Chicago and report to the commanding general, Dc
partment Of the Missouri, for temporary duty as
Inspector general Of that department Captain Charles
W. Miner, 22d Infantry, is relieved from further duty
in the Department Of the Missouri and will 60 to st.
Paul and report in person TO the commanding general
Department Of Dakota, for duty as assistant to the
acting Inspector general OF that department First
Lieutenant Arthur Murray, LIST Artillery is relieved
from duty acting Judge advocate Department Of the
Missouri, and will 60 to st. Paul and report to the
commanding general Of that department for temporary
special duty.
Leave OF absence for four months on account Of
sickness Is granted Captain Francis T. Pierce 1st In
fautFV. First Iieutonrpr r
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o. H. Lynde, f. W. Devoe, j. G.. Graham and NJ. d.
Stivers, Of the Board Of Trustee
senator Ehmnnd OConnor was elected chairman,
81, interesting discussion was at once opened on the
subject OF unlfcaton of the pay of attendants in
,he several Institutions. DR.. Macdonald led of with
"' s"ssesuoh lhat women attendants should receive
as much as men, The former receive now from SIC
to $50 per month the latter from sao 10 $50 for prac-
ucaly the same service. The real object of the pro-
PoSed equalization Of pay is prevent the constant
apphcatons by attendants for transfer from asylums
paying less 90 those paying more. committee con
hSuhg OF Doctors Andrews, Wise and Blumer and
trustees Hammond and Van AIMEE was appointed TO
consider the subject and report at the september meet
Ing in Dinghamton
The next topic was the feasibility Of adopting
Uniform system Of rules and regulations.
Inc char appointed Mesrs. Curtiss OF Buffalo Rogers
OF Bnghamton. Curt Of Middetown Weaver Of St
Lawrence Rains Of Rochester, Holly Of willard, and
McC!enand ana Durham of Udca as a committee Of
inquiry.
DR.. Macdonald proposed that the sense Of the meet.
ing be recorded on the subject Of permitting State
hospitals to receive private patients from any part Of
me STATE without restriction at a rate not 10 exceed
Go per week. Tie debate quite animated. and
was partcpa IN by DR.. Macdonald Or. Andrews,
DR.. Wise, Judge Hammond. Mr. Burt Commissioner
Brown and others Mr.. Burt favored an increase OF
the maximum charge 10 S15, maintaining that il there
those who able to pay for extra attendance
they should be allowed to DO So and thus be permitted
10 receive the more sklfu treatment which the state
asyums for the support Of which they are taxed afford
on motion OF Commissioner Brown the vote was taken
by aSylums, each casting vote. All but Pough-
keepsie were AT that time represented and all voted
in favor Of the proposition as submitted by Dr. Mac
donald except MddetOwn, which withheld lis vote.
The commission will this morning meet the State
Controller and the president Of the state Board Of
Charities at the Glsey House, to consider the estab
lishmcnt Of state Insane Asylum districts This is
the board created by the Legislature OF 1890
The erection Of additional buildings TO be placed on
the grounds OF the present state hospitals for
the 800 insane patients now remaining in the county
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rrEFER FoRGER BROUGHT no TASK.
,,rHAs A LETTER FROM CARDINAL GIBBONS AND
WROTE SOME TO oHAUNcEy NJ. DEPEw

Oh n
WROTE SOME TO CHAUNcEy NJ. DEpEw
AND JOHN JACOB AsTOR.
rn. IDENTIFY of the check forger who has been
-,..r,,inc lwewers and clothing dealers in Jersey
49, prooklyn staten Island and this city for some
snr,hs was discovered yesterday by Detectives Mol'
Ia price. Of the onehundred and twenty siXth-s'
S,a,,on. lie was found TO be Eugene 6. L. KOCH
" Live OF Uiesloch Baden. Germany. The fOlser
!. or Guat, of Hcdelberg and spea German. English
rreneh. spanish and Italian nuently. FOR mouths
,snetor Byrnes's men and ward detectives rom
ya-ous precincts have been on the lookout ior INC
,,rccr He was finally caught on saturday night III
re Harlem and WestoheSter clothing house at 1hitu
ace and one hundred-and-twcnty- fifth ST, where nc
.tempted to pass bogus check for SO, IN payment
Gov pair Of trousers when taken into CUSTODY nc
ave his name as Eugene Miller and said that ne
sue from St Louis. lie carried a grip, Of when nc
"a he had lost the key. This did not interfere WIFI
1 setectveS who picked the lock and they were SOON
r.ser OF the contents. The grip was hlled WIN
.~4ters. papers. bogus recommendations and a h@l
Soseu forged checks which were all ready lot USE
One OF the letters was written by Cardinal Gibbons OF
baltimore. on June IS, 1880, 10 John Philips "on
e aid TO be another Of -Koci'S aliases II SAID tha'
tSe cardinal was grateful for the Chronological tree
.. tho Catholic Church that had been sent TO NM
In two letters addressed 70 the Hon. Chalh'eS
nenevy president Of the New-Vork Central and HUDSON
River Railroad, dated June 10, ls0o, ana dnoUie'
letter 70 John Jacob Aston on December 20 Io'o INC
forcer speaks Of having invented device for DONG
away with all the danger in ear stoves lie says
maj II is a regular simple automatic eXtinsusher'
increasing the power Of the fly wheels OF machine
engines enabling 10 save f1urhhs of the expenses LOT
mel or generating power In hr. DePe"s N''er nc
suod 20 IN interview he had had about the invention
rrnc later 20 MIR. Asor written on four closely
80 nares IL was evidently a copy Of the
orriua letter NJ had sent. In 1t he speaks Of being
countryman OF the ancestor Of John Jacob Asor who
. ho-,, An BADEN Germany. After referring to his
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A TYPICAL CASE OF CsURY.


IN spite of stIic laws for the restraint Of usiIrious
lending there IS deal OF il practsed daily in this
CITY. poor wording woman with imprOyident
aud delicate husband walked into the law Office Of
Weuknown firm yesterday morning for ndyce in deal
ing with a money shark. Two and a half years ago
she was obliged. in order to keep roof her head,
70 give chattcl mortgage her furniture for S-6.
on mat mortgage, to run sixty days, she realized $40
IN cash. NJ the end o. the sixty days. 10 prevent
foreclosure she paid another So 20 The receipt read
charges for accommodation with loan" and the
woman had been terrified into paying s0 - every
months 70 prevent her furniture being seized aud the
bed taken from underneath aged parent. whose heart
would break If he knew the troubles OF his daughter.
Yesterday she received a notice to iiqu.date the
mortgage or foreclosure and seizure would follow.
Without money enough hardly 10 obtain living for
sickly husband and Old father. the poor woman I'm
tears sought the counsel Of neChbOr who advised her
% see a lawyer She had In two and one half years
paid In 800 900 originally received, and had a
mortgage for S26 still hanging Ike sword above her
head She told 70 paw attention 10 the notices
Of the shark and II he should attempt f0reclose to
notify the lawyer at once. and steps would be taken to
have an investigat n
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Liverpool July "A. AS o. m.-Beef in Door demand /;
extra India firm at 90s Sd prime firm rs Cd
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Pork Door demand. Hams and bacon in good demand
Cheese "a fair demand. TailOw demand Turpen
tine and ron IN fair demand Lard-pot IN fair demand
futures IN poor demand Wheat in fais demand Kansas
winter hard steady at 7s 9d red Western sDfng steady
at Is Sd Flour In demand Cofn-spot and futures
In Door demand mixed Western July steady At IS %
steady at IS 55d Hops at LonconPacinc Coast
There Is nothing Offering.
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BUSINESS Ghantes


II ACEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY oilers
Il ior young educated gentleman, e.ec-
treaty INCLINED, with 20 900, 10 settle him
sen LOT lie in an established business, in
corporaled pays 10 per cent in semi
annual dividends; increasing weekly re-
Immigration. Address GEORGE z. ELLEBI
y Co promoters and Financial Agents,
40 Broadway.
ID AkIY with $4,000 TO invest can have
4 situation and interest; good paying
legitimate business best References given
ard required. Address GOOD CHANCE,
Box 8, Tribune Omce.
ID ARTNER. with So coo. In new brewery
thorough Investigation 70 man meaning
business brewer preferred; rare chance.
Address O.. h., 10 Rlvtr-sJ., PlattsbUrg,
y. Y.
THE CHEAPEST FLOUR MILL, with
outbuildIngs. IN the market, on Lohigh
River ana railroad, for sale 70 close estate.
BOSCHEN, Executor, 1Ol Barclay-st.
va ANTED.-A man with some business
w experience, with SO 600, 20 take hall
interest in manufacturing business already
established and paving big profits. Address
MANUFACTURER, Lock Box IL. GOuNer'
neur, y. y.
GJOn LOAN wanted for months Sc
- lUU curitv busin - horse and wagon
50 bonus no agents. Adde'S NJ. T., IriO-
une lptown O1.ce 1,23s Broadway.
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San iraucfspn Iulv IA Ign
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London July IA, D. m.-Consols 95 1915 FOR money,
and 957s FOR the account NevYork, Penhsyly ANA ana
Ohio nrst mortgage bonds 30i2 Canadian Pacific S3s
Erie. 1o'.: DO second consos, 99'' Mexican ordinary
357 ST. Paul common 06i2.
The bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land b2 ance TODAY Is EJfLOOO.
OF discount IN market for both sh0rs
and three months bills is Il Der cent
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THE STATE COMAISSIoN IN EUNACY.
CONFERENCE WITH REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE
ASYLUMs-CHANGEs OF MANAGE.
MENr PROPOSED.

MENr PROPOSED.
The State Commission in Lunauy met Yesterday at
the Gilsey House in conference with the supern-
endents and representatives Of the boards of manage
ment Of the several insane asylums Of the State Dr.
Carlos F. Macdonald, Goodwin Brown and Henry A.
Reeves with the secretary T. E. McGarr were present
The asylums were represented as follows Buffalo
DIR. J. b. Andrews. superintendent, and c. c. Curtiss
trustee; Binghamton, Dr. T. S. Armstrong, supcrin-
tendent, Edmund OCOnnOr, trustee Willard Dr. c. W
Pilgrim, superintendent, 5. II. Hammond trustee
Rochester DR.. E. IL. Howard, superintendent, Fred
cricl, Cook trustee; ST. Lawrence DR.. p. NJ. Wise
superintendent, George S Weaver, trustee Utica. Dr.
G. Alder Blumer, superintendent, George E. Durham
trustee Poughkeepse, DIT. j. VI. ClearIand superin-
tendent; Mddletown, Dr. :. ii. TalcOtt supern-
ten1ent, Grlnnell Brrt II. L. slOte William Van AIMEE,
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Uork Uanteo.

Males.
m YPEwRITING done at short notice +;
! price 3 l-5 cents folio and work guar.
tnteed; references given n desired core.
spondence solicited Address @. T.
MICHEL. lock Drawer 81. Bloomfield. NJ.
w ATCHMAN-By reliable, sober man
w experienced carpenter as night watch.
man OF porter. Inquire Janit0r, 1856 Lex.
tngton-aVe.
WATCHMAN.-By a reliable young ran
w " good appearance; willing and Obllg-
ing sober and reliable. Call or address
MAIC IMAM. In care Nobiett l0l West
i5th-st
w ANTED. Position a. hotel steward ::
w thoroughly competent; good manager
and buyer. best Of reference; engaged az
present with one OF the largest hotels I'm the
city. Address HOTEL STEWARD, Box 81,
Tribune ONCE.
W. ANTED.-Posltion as assistant book.
W keeper or olhce correspondent, by
young nan OF experience, and excellent
reference. Address {. L. c., IS Van
Buren.st.. Brooklyn.
w AITER.-Wants position in hotel. rec
" 5aurant, yacht, or hrst-class private
family: best reference. Can or address lG(
Jor.emon->t, brooklyn.
" DUNG mon, Il, with far education and
residing With parents wishes % learn
good business references. Address j.
b. o.. 600 Washineion-aye.. Brooklyn.
VOUNG MAN, 30, spoaks English and
1 German, wishes a position n manager IN
any urovision business or hotel. BUTC HER,
i5S od-ave.
VOUNG MAN, 16 GOOD pennan. ouick
ana accurate at figures, ref FencCs from
iWmer employer. German parents wishes
position ia wholesale hous" whore he can
ADVANCE Address /. j. WAIZMANN, Il
East lOjth-st.
XOUNG married nan would Ike situa.
tl0n IN care for horses. carriages har.
hess knows city sober willing hr-C-ci9-.
city references. Address WADE % East
130th-st
W CGNG MAN will work for small wpges
at any .hingi strictly t-mperatA honest
American wants s.cadY work With reliable
Parties. ROGERS, 1923 3d-ave.
v DUNG NAN, with thorough knrwIedge
J OF gents custom garment cutting. de.
-ires 20 engage Wlth merchant tailor In or
orr Of town. Address ol3 North l0th-st,
Philadelphia.
" DUNG CARPENTER, with tools, wants
4 work. FRANK PALE. care OF Mr.
Plitsch, 90 East 4th-st.
VOrNG MAN, scandinavian, 49, wishes
: position 70 anything well a.qr7ll ted
with city also good around horses PETER
BIN, l,5t3 Grave
VOUNG NAN (marrIed) desires situation
4 a. collector or any place OF trust: good
refsIences and security. Address i. WIZ
CHUSEN. j.. Belleville, y. !.
YOUNG MAN, Il. desire. position In
wholesale or importing house, % grow
up with the business; edurated In German
ard English. Address WIN. SCHWAGER.
sos West 42d-st.
VOUNG MAN, married. wants employ.
4 mont in any kind Of business. In.
qulre los Troutman-st., Brooklyn, soloon.
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Females.
Dorh Danteo.


Males.
A SCOTCHMAN, p, one year IN this
n country 10 year testimonials Of book
keeping and general eXpeflencc, OF which
-p.nt hi Africa trubter trade, speaking
Spanish ana POrtugues.. desires situato.
hers. south America or elseWher-. 40
dress - H., 1il first-sve.
A wELL.EDUCATFD foreign gent man,
n 81 wears old. .spcaking AID writing Eng
llSh. French and Italian hucntlV desires
position as private secretary, tutor CORE
sp0ndent or travelling companion with gem
t.eman OF lady IN city Or country be-t
references Address GOOD MANNERS,
Tribune Office
A HIGHLY REFINED and vel educated
n French gentleman 30. lor s.Ncfai year.
professor no languages 90 city college, would
Tx O. enter cuisines: WOud Hrcep. my
pos tiOn good tfiis.s of, Eagii sh and French
t0sre5 bO1dcnt mod RAJ rAprctit one hilA-
ct references. LOUIS, l,@27 EroadWiy.
A Roy, II years old after GRADUATING floE
Address T.. 4. b.. - liaiiow-'t'
A YOUNG French gentleman. wen edu.
n Gated thoroughly conVcrsaht IN tho
English Ian guage, seeks evening employ
mcnt good d1ughtsman. Address NJ. Dc
b., log West 42d-st
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gonntrn Real Gslate Go Get

A TTRACTIVE SHORE FRONT furnished
n cCttasc 10 let on ManaSQuan River. y. j.,
opposite Point Pleasant; ii rooms extensive
sIounds; large shade nces stable. W. II.
WILEY, owner. $50 Reade-st.
II ESIpENCE at Mt. Vernon, y. Y;
- ten rooms; bathroom; good cellar; hot
and cold water; gas rent reasonable Ad-
dress Box II, Mt Vernon, y. Y.
ITO LET-At Larchmont furnished cot
2 tage. l. rooms beautifully located on
SQUAD and Park nigh, rocky shore no mud
fats hne landing shade forest trees bath.
ing filing sailing rent reduced for bal
an 70 OF season. Inquire $50 East 3ist-st.
Il. NJ. STIVERS.
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nork Dantea.

>~~>>~-~~~~-~->>>-o~~--~~-- --->o~~.
Females.
An EXPERT typewriter, with her own
"A machine, will 20 out by hour, day or
week, or work at home; business cOnfden-
tia! KATE B. FINLEY, % Fast 2stn-st.
- TENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- TO Business Men
without charge 70 either party
WYCkOEF, SEAMANS ( BENEDICT,
327 Broadway Eew-YOrk
- rENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- by q young lady. Address w. s,
Box Z, Tribune ONCE.
- TENCGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- by competent younc woman a.
stenographcr and typewriter bennington 10.
% experience and best references. Miss X,
Tribune Uptown Ohice. l,23o Broadway.
< TENOGRAPHER-- Mlddle-aged lady
- wants situation - stenogTapher In ucr-
cantii. house or office; superior busiress
qualities. rapid typewriter good penman
Address l. s., Tribune Ohlce.
= IN NOGRA PHER-By a young lady
- just graduated seeks position more for
office experience than salary ownssmachine.
go Centfe-st.. Orange, \. j.
GTENOGRAPHER.-Lady steuographci
- and typewriter desires position; expert
enced Remington or caligaph. VI. X. X,
Tribune O1ice.
VOUNG GIRL, 10. Just from school. ri.
i ernnccs wishes nice pl9ce; cashier Or
Office assistant. Address ADVERTISER,
523 3d-ayc.
NOUNG LADY. aga l.. would like posi-
tlon b. DO plain writing IN an Oillce. Nd.
dress ~. 1853 3d-ave.. BROOKLYN
NOUNG GIRL 1Ol wishes situation A.
Il Cashier or % tend store Is wiling aHd
oblIgiug: speaks English and 9 rman. Cal
or address 81 Webster Place, brooklyn.
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houses OF the state. The sum appropriated by the
Legislature for this purpose S45l,oOO.
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% orlestlr 5liuatlsns fDanteo
1lalos.

Males.
AFTERWARDS situation In hotel. res
W Hnrlnt, clubhouse, or hist-class famL y ;
pess OF refegcnce cOlored man. Call or adj
dines 100 JoaIemOu-st Brooklyn Heights.
w AFTER and USEFUL-MAN.-By
w young Engii,hm3n, lately landed thor
nl shlY understands waiting and the care OF
0th-aVe.
~ Al Il-R, talking French. German,
W Italian, Spdnlh, wants position in PR.
kdte fan l. Address HONEST, Box IA.
Tribune Olce.
V DUNG SCOTCHMAN wishes situation
as 2entlemau's attendant: good ref.
erences. Address g., Boz TO- Tribune Ofice.
" DUNG NAN (2) wishes light work on q
farm. FOY, pa West l2th-st.
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miscellaneous.

1fIl5rRIIuHEUU9.
A NUAL SALE.-Superiine Lisle stockings
n IS cents 4-buttOn suede, 40 cents =
button Mosquetaires 90 cents Chamois, SO
cents Biarritz. 90 cents Isle undery estS,
10 cents. JAMMEs, 900 Broadway.
~ ENyLEMEN Wishing 70 dispose Of their
W left-Oif clothing at fair value Will
please call or address EDWARD MILLER,
% 6th-aVe.
MBRTLLAS, parasols and canes made
l. to order, recovered and repaired. at
sPENCER's 276 6th-ave.. 11th ana leth Sta
WI NNTED. -Aspirant for the stage, male
w ard female opportunity given 10 those
prof -ssionally inclined experience not ne e.
sarv: EXPENSE small. Address COM NON
WEALTH AMUSEMENT CO., Tribune
Office.
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flats Go Eci. HnturHissso

UNSTABLE apartment; all light rooms;
~ central location rent only 40 per
month possession Immediate. Apply on
g,eaises. lyS East 4Oth-s6., or 60 Il. RI.
LUDLOW a CO.. 500 B5h-ave, cor. <2i-st.
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Business Ghances.

Business GhaHces.
A DDITIONAL capital procured for busI.
~ ness purposes Investors advised with
O4o charge OF desirable opportunities high.
est co,nmt rcial references. GlsIGGS &
CARLETON, Brokers, 2O2 Bro dway.
A BARGAIN.-A quick-selllng paterted
n novelty for 800 cash particulars,
drawings, Sc. Address c. l.. WOOLLEl,
Ga y. Howard-st.. baltimore, Ma.
A TTENTION DRUGGISTS BARGAIN.
a $500 Will buy (Ncwark \. j., stock,
FIGURES and business Of established drug
store with doctors Office; low rem. living
apartments see ~. HODGES, III Bioad-
way. Room -.
FIRsT.CLASS HARNESS STORE for
~ "a cHnp.. u -io"H Al tf1dr want 4
man Who viii continue the business ne
pOstal .caris answe ed. J. w. PLIERS, $50
Maan-st.. East Orange, y. }.
=, sIOEE on 3d-sye. good
L locality: cheap. AdiTass CROCK LKf'
BOX IS, Tribune ONCE.
A, HANCE Of lifetime 10 cngage Ia dyna.
u mite business: contractors piefrfIra.
Corrcspondenee solicited. Little capital
Immense profits. Address SURE FOI.-
TUNE, Tribune ONCE.
mo ACRES. adjoining state Park, Cats
lUU Kills unexcellet EshinE ana huIc
ing; correspondence flom clubs solicib1
y. Y. Club joins Oh the ncIth' T. l. ~
st. Remy. N. \.