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New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

Presence OF mind Is never more essential than in the
home Small catastrophes which may lead to most
gTievous results frequent Given cool head ana
a deft touch and ell is wel but the nervous woman
or the woman who cxpends her energies by screaming
over slight mlshaps may easily bring on dire disaster
from slight causes. In of fire 10 Is especially
necessary to have about who is possessed OF
a cool head and Is capable Of acting promptly and
wisely The most successful and ready way In which
to put out small fire is to smother 1t In any thick
woollen article which may be at hand Lace curtains
and light window drepery quite liable to catch fire
from gas lets when the latter unprotected By
shades and for that reason a gas Jet near curtain
should always have shade over IL, as the slightest
gust Of wind may blow the inammablc material against
the light when II will instantly break into blaze.
In such cases the only thing to do is to tear down tho
curtain without the least delay and smother 1t in any
wooen materials at hand 1t is useless to specify or
multiply instances for each case Is an emergency OF its
own and brings its difficulties, which only cooness
and promptness sove Where there has been but
slight fire there frequently serious burns On the
person and TO the treatment OF these 1t is well to pay
attention as prompt action is OF the greatest necessity
Where there has been serious case OF BURNING tne
absence of pain, often feature Of the case. IS pad
omen as II shows that the nerves have been seriously
shocked. Severe pain. on the other sde Is not Always
all indication Of a dangerous case. Where burn
appears to be serious physician should DO suinmoneo
at once. In the meantime external winch aaii
exclude the air should be used Wet piece Oh olu
linen with equal parts of lime water ana owe OIL
shaken well together, and apply it to the Injured part,
covering Il with a layer Of cotton waddlng. Wnere
lime water and oil are not at hand, layer OF ury
nour or of olive oil alone may be applied. An appca-
tion OF equal parts Of not water and milk with htue
hcarbonae of soda in IL Is another preparation recon-
mended II you have nothing else at hand, use warm
water applied on linen rag and covered with anotnef
rag or with cotton waddlng. The use OF stimuian's
to support the strength Of a person suffering rom
aI Tn
lime or potash weak vinegar or diluted acd VIII nc
ouentlv soothe the suffering In case OF burns IRON
strong acds like oil OF vitro carbonate OF soda aho
water or lime water should at once be applied or even
a thick mixture Uf soap and water After this oh's
oil may 10 used. 1t Is q good plan to Keep iime
water always hand In case OF slght Durs suoi d.
o., oonetmcs received in work about the cook stove
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

heavier and careful manipulation OF tne iorc
ground you will have to use your pattern stems ana
few supplementary touches can be put In afNr
the rest IS finished. Although large piece OF work.
1t will not take long to do with the ud OF Stencils ana
the effect will fully repay you for the lnbor In sion
room the rustic effect should be carefully carried out
in every detail pretty leafy pattern should DO
found for the chntz furniture and charming ciecs
will be produced by using carpet the ordinary green
baze. This put on with carpet lining VIII last
long while.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

Is now the season VI peaches and in spite Of all
The tales Of dealers and fruit growers interested in
Delaware crops we have every evidence about Of
abundant supply OF this delicious fruit One OF the incest
and simplest desserts we have is peach pudding.
Make tender dough Of pint Of pastry -four In
which half teaspoonful Of soda and a rounded tea
spoonful OF cream Of tartar has been mixed. Rub a
tablespoonful Of butter through the -four add tea-
spoonful OF salt. Wet the mixture with scant cup Of
cream ron this biscuit dough ont till 1t is about
men thck Peel and slice two quarts OF very ripe
peaches' and add half cup Of water 10 them, and q
DIT OF butter the size of walnut. Put them in a
poan' SHALLOW, porcelain-llGed kettle and set thom
where they will come to the boiling point rapidly. As
soon as they begin TO boil them with the biscuit
oough; cover the dish closely and let them cook In
TINS way for twenty-five minutes. Then serve them.
This dessert, therefore, should be cooking while the
dinner Is being served. When ready to serve them
remove the cover Of biscuit dough- and lay IL on tho
oessert platter and pour the stcwed peaches over IT,
Have ready nice butter and sugar sauce TO serve
with IL, or use simply rich sweetened cream
French fruit pudding Of which a batter qnitc
similar to that used In the boiled paste OF cream cakes
Is the foundation Will be found TO be very delicious
Boil In saucepan cupfu OF milk, add two large
abespoonfuls Of butter and when the butter Is melted
str In two cups Of pastry -four thoroughly. Re
move from the fire and add the yolks of three eggs
one by one. Add two tablespoonfuls OF powdered
sugar then gill of cold mlk and finally the whites
OF the three eggs beaten still Have ready about eight
lnsciousy ripe peaches peeled and sliced. Butter
tuncated pyramid mould holding three pints Put
layer Of the batter half an inch thick In the bot
tom and cover 1t with layer Of peaches. Then add
another layer OF the batter. then another layer OF
peaches and contLae till the preparation is all
used The top layer should be one Of batter. Put
the cover on the mould and set II pot Of boiling
water 10 steam for hour; II convenient the
cover may be left off and the mould may be set I'm
hot oven In half its height Of boiling water. and left
70 cook in this way. a rich brandy wine sauce
Should be served with this pudding A Kirsch sauce
very nice with 1t. To make this sauce put in q
saucepan, two cups of water and cup OF sugar.
Brngit 10 the boiling point. When it boIls thoroughly
Nd an even tablespoonful of cornstarch. mixed with
ealf a cup OF water. Beat the mixture with fork
" II bos again, and when Ii has boiled about three
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

A preserved peach Is quito a different article
from canned one although the two processes arc so
often confounded preserved peach depends for It's
preservation the quantity Of sugar used rather thah
upon its being seal.d up lte canned peach In an
air tight can. To preserve peaches prepare syrup
thrcequarers of the weight OF the peaches used Put
the sugar over 10 boil. adding cup OF cold water
10 every pound Of sugar. Beat tina
white Of two eggs with their egg
shells, and stir them into the cold sugar and water
Place the syrup where 1t wifi core to a boiling point
very slowly An iron kettle lined with porcelain is
the best thing to cook It In STIR the syrup often while
Il is coming to the boiling point. int the moment 1t
bols cover the kettle closely and draw II back where
the syrup will merely simmer bubble mp only at the
sides of the kettle Leave 1t to cook this way for half
an hour Then remove the and skim of tho
thick white scum which will cover the syrup. The
remainder IS clarified syrup and Is the proper
syrnp TO be used 10 preserve so rich fruit
as peaches Pare the peaches, dropping them,
one by one rs they are peeled and halved into
a pan Of acdnlated water. water In Which tea
spoonful of wnc-vnegar Is mixed 10 the quart. This
prevents tho peaches from turning black while peelng
DO not leave I'm the pits in preserving, but crack
one-thrd Of them. selecting firm and sound ones
Blanch the kernels and add them TO the syrup. Cook
the peaches in the syrup till they are tender enough
TO be pierced easily with straw, but not TIL they
break TO rieces. set Jars in pans of boiling
water I'll them with the hot peaches, set them away
Immediately TIL they cold. then cover them with
branded paIer and seal them up. or you may seal
them up boxing hot in canning, II you prefer
They will keep In either way. but the first Is the
old fashioned way. and most old families prefer It,
1t is not generally known that delicious Jelly may
be made from the parngs Of any nch peaches
Put the parings In Jar and set the jar In boiling
water. Let them boil for half an hour, or until all
the Juice Is drawn ont OF them. Strain and measure
this Juice and allow a pound Of sugar TO a pint OF
Juice. Boil the Juice for twenty minutes, and then
add the sugar, which has been heating In the oven,
and continue the boiling for minute or two, until
IL jeles. n you tired, you are likely TO be
after preserving peaches, simply extract the Juice
from the parngs and set in the refrigerator until the
next day. 1t will not be injured by keeping twenty
four hours and some people think 1t will be I'm
proved
The coming OF autumn already warns tho prudent
ho,se.Inothcr that she should provide warmer
underwear and hosiery for her charges. Doll.
cate children and invalds-all persons whose
circulation Is weak-win do well 10 put on
woollen hosiery as soon as the fall opens.
No word is so often msapplied by the trndespcople.
and therefore so generally misunderstood by the pub
lie, as "merino." Applied To cloth, the term
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

Grabbing is the most delightful amusement at
his season, and crab farcies" is delicious au
entree as can be had for dinner or high tea" Pick
all the meat from a goodsized boiled crab tyou will
need one for each person. Chop it in very small pieces
Nix it with rather more than quarter its weight
Of bread crumbs; with pepper salt and plenty
Of butter, and return - the she'll Squeeze in nttlo
lemon Juice, put thick layer Of bread crumbs tho
top with small bits Of butter laid over them; place
the shells in the oven to brown the crumbs, and when
done serve very hot.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

Mr.. s., who had recently married second time'
brought his bride 10 New Haven to visit some Of his
old haunts Meeting in the street OH friend who
was one Of the professors he invited him to return to
the hotel 10 call upon his wife; the professor. not
knowing that No. ! had been replaced by No 2
acmiesced with pleasure MY dear. ths is Professor
= said the bridegroom. al had the pleasure Of
meeting you number of years ago. Mrs. s." began
the visitor "but how You have changed" The pausc
of establishment the part Of the lady lasted only
second as with ready tact she realized the situation
and assuming the aegs of her predecessor. the
worthy professor no reason to suspect he had made
lapsus nnguae.
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iunr,i rUnrte0.


Males.
" OI-NG MAN. X. WISHES position a as
( -i-.iut Oo HntcIrr, L,il OF entry cIerh
l.-. references. Address iltiON, 80
fe.t 2ith->t.
NJOUMO NAN. y. married. desire, a pos.
work: -ooI security -lt,r i desired. WN.
.rAEELL, 40 Eas, 15th.'t.
W M 81. NAN With eool education you'd
L lS. r0-it!ol iu arIuEIt.u ms uurc
some experience. y. ". T.. Tribun" onice.
- OilN,, MAN 2sdc-nc- position at ahbo~t
i any respectable calling; several years
with Inst employers. az general Once Noi"
ar...class reference. WATSON, Box L.
iu0un" once.
~ QUO NAS go Wi,he, situation In
hor.. 90 rl.,Fh re-; honest Indus
trlou.. Address :. g.. care " Mrs. BID
w,n. $50 West llth't.
UOrNG MARRIED. NAN wants place
4 a. driver o. o-h.y Kind ~ WORK ;. city
ar country. Address KRAMER, lob
Avenue y.
IOTN1i GENTLEMAN. yale graduate,
with 3 wears practical literary expert
cnce on thr Metropolitan press. desire, a
literary position On 2 magaLine; hish REL
erenccs. Address MAGAZINE Tribune
Office.
W0CYG MAN. II, wants work driving
\ LIGHT delivery preferred can give ro1-
crrnc6 Address CHARLES kENNEN,
343 East 33d-st.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CFIVED At THE UPIOMT OFFICES.
No. / ..3S Broadway. conner hnilty-irst,st
lao B.0adwIY. corner 26.h-st.. until
n m. 30 West YWpnty.thirG- ST.. corner
tth.aye. : 1872 Gth.avc.t l53 Fourth-aVe..
c rncr Four.eenth-st. 7C0 Ihid-aye.. coz.
mr. Fori -cltTth.st ; 0-O Ihiid-aye.. near
SiNty-Gr,t-s,. Los irst-ote;. los We't
For'y-second-st. 1902 Colmhus-aVe.;
lIT0 Nutl-1Nc., corner - ST; 90
Ilboltv.st.. % Avenue !. l.323 Thlrd-aVc..
and the HARLEM OF FICE. $50 Elst one.
hHudrrd.aud. tWcT ty-Ufth-st. NJ to q D. M.
aud 200 West One-hundrad and twenty fifth.
st.. az REGULAR oniro rates.
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ONLY ONE LEFT Of those frst-clas, 4.
~ story. hirl.stcop. cabnct-hnlshcd, 20
foot ir0ut aud extension dwellings, In re-
strict Il block, III Wc>t 75th-st.; sub
stantIal conservative exterior. with cXcep-
touaIly 1ne int Nor; price rs. 600 always
open for iu~I ectloI. SAMUEL COLCOED,
luflt aud owner
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Bodro ano Rooms.

-A.-AN ATTRACTIVE "a hoof. a
Also attractive doors, with private baths.
with or without board suites and single
roNrn.. APARTMENTS: doctors oniccs"; all
desirable locations; highc,. references given.
Information free.
s. c. LELAND & CO,
SO WEST 34VH-ST.
IRANERCY PARK NORTH (known a.
u I37.I39 East st-St.I-Dcii- ht'ul loca-
ton elegant rooms board and att ndaucc-
uncXccl,ed also privileges OF private taik.
9YApIsON.AVE., 14i.-Wih board, see
VI ond foor On suite or separately; 3. also
one hail room.
tSTH-NT.. 80 EAST. near broadway. -
10 Heated room; d1y, ~ up; WD.&'y.
With board. SO up; public, private dining
room.
s1ST.ST.. IS WEST.-With board Child
y floor hall room; large closet with hot
and cold water
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-ttl5cellancoas


II ANDKERCHEFo, usndkafclif.!
a Hand ',lcAlef- All linen c.ubr .lc.eI
IH4t.i4 ia IQ..r. cf..ls, Ice. apiece, tOst lively
worth %. In. ROYAL E.aii.tL G!,te-';
~. Blar..tl eve, Imported; ius,t k.cs
1enos'ir s.; shades 10. zee. III II e., 10
zoe. plii The Celebrated La,ail!c.c tor-,t-
~" le1 = o. Do. PAL. JAN,tL-. In
-. s-f T u Grn.Iue BOu N1f,In aad
i-oi,f- G.oNeS. 80 broadway AID - West
N 80. ~i%DIC. ~ G-Y-s,c. - uI-n.--
~ lI!cts ipt iaHirs' ca-to. clothing, li. c-
"-hid'' J'"cii\. So.
niD MAHOGANY !tLtIIt RI. GRO. h.
- 'ff, GAS, silver. books 90 ala LIal-
"A} Liu" Oh you want 60 ~,.l. bought Tor
,"''. address PERKINS, 3a' 3t-a'c.
u HICLH WrHsIc ENterMluttor loa.otcs
every Trace NJ wrinkle. -Je.. and hair
it-t'irr restores any shade ui hair 9, It,
natural color, 20. I5il HfoaG"'y.
q TI.NoGEApuERs aud Il mlnr;on oyer.
commissions. WYCKOIF, SEAMANS a.
EtNEpl'f. 1927 Broadway.
J'AlLOR> ana DRE~SN4KEES assure
YOU ar not tu business for Your
nvl'th. nut want TO purchase your trim
mlngs At The lowest vricc-, and The only place
SE,!thst., DroOklyn. For mail order, prlrr
li't and catalogue call OF send your bust.
Hess card.
~ YPEWRITlSG done az short notice
\ price 3 l-3 cents a folio and work guar
alteed references given II desired CORE
MICHEL. y. o. Box ass. Bloomhcld. y. j..
II PRlGHr PIANO. secondhand state
u pie and name Of maker or not noticed :
no dealers. ). s, PoX T.. Tribune once.
PARASOLS AID CANES
u nadc u order. Recovered and repaired
80 SPfNt EirS. 22i Gth-aNe.. b. ian and
10Th SIS. shd 2I6 Gth-aNe., near leth-st.
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fci3 p)du,eo.


f.,rp.r-,tr.,.eryI- t-.a.... ou b.r.s.
\ 80. ~ 1911. IT,. vIr.
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cI... wife. B.A 80. Nu-.p.L. Va.
~, t.I.D ...r..... OBJ salary ~. .l..
w ,. t. ........ tr.. sis. r.IIN
.fI.f.... f,- ll'.-..,. - 81. H.
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s..t',.d I~.'..r. .J- p. sul - ~
lor '. ga f.A .'''-r a-- f.-. ~
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WI.
(sJA<I.D.-Ar,nt. 81 other N t:F"u a.
W out 1he tni'a 'ie' 20 N'.'1ii. GA
Il.l-o. affords a!l .' lartiA'. rel1, si"
- r. toN is accom- PANEL By . - g-a''n' a.
'H..A ".,..n. ts',. 10 r,s-t f.
.,r.f,I. l,xe. IN. rlA
i..'..'".''o w. y.'i-' r. nc-ut- ID pe.
, ,' r,.f. i.fT th,lr Sc.
-, 20 90 Nh. Far terms aad J4rt.cu-
,tir-. thr Manufacturers II
cirrOn q 90 If. aid NJ 1'I.ayc.
D.,.-. ~
~. . 80 ,.~..,.,,,. ~.,,,, WV.
\ ~ I.ii;;tf' jiI':I,,i.%r viii - RE
1'tvi.b' e. hin UPTOWN oIfiCt,.
90 80 t,,..t,.... ..ot..r 1lfff.-f st. =. .
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for Sale.


Ar REDUCED PRICES.-500 second.
"A had wood AID iron worAing machine !;
fully grtian' d uachinery bought aHl eN.
changed. GEOkGL Il. EDDI, 80 Maui.
son -.
ANTIQUE m1ho.auy carved sld,DoaiG,.
n sofas. book a. wardrobcs. bureaus,
tables, Sc. l.j5G 3d-ava
A NYTHING in watches diamonds and
II tine jevtirv delivered fo. snail c17i
laymcut: balance PAYABLE u weekly. can
or address UNION WATCH CO.. 2s3 Broad
way.
A X TLEGANI and most dc.iiablr ConcoF'
a Grand upright piano. ID. latest Ia,.h.- +;
NoIY key, Tor Sil. very cH'1p t1-H o.. IT,.
stalmrrts. LII Lexington ai,.
& ccl.u. or.'.. kdd-.. HENRY G..
BUSH. Room y. Nc. - iinc.t
- ICYtLI.-CoumD. safety 4. j. IIc.t crl-
ID dil.ou: "ul -,l cheap. IA. W. PAGAN,
lonk,r,. y. Y.
IONTEACrC ..s-N.mp- du.uaar. i,ri-
< cation. pumi-. best cheap lNW,''
outnt- loaned upright boiler. ,ncir.; Lilo.
MAsLIN'S 1oj l-t-et.. J,rscF C.'r.
nIAMONUs watches. .c"c.ft dc.vl
~ easy payment -9Ml,c, -'t rl1n
or.-t. NDICATE WATCH CO.. II
fast Ilth..t
ZION SALE.-FLrnIHr. ol tive .oor-;
i everything COZ p'c.' io- i,ne &C., .nf P
very ca.aY. Addra- ". T. -. Loo 5a-''..
Tor SALE CHEAP.-Iob Got e. $500
ynfa, moh3ifg ana ''',.,. li H. ;i.iiIn,
SCHOOL fUENIlJ RI CO." - Lat lit'-
T.NNt5 LEY-GOCDs ana Miurcry; -.
4 ttpiI-utd business. letOInt street, t'ru
raasou> lol selling; no adcuonn"t'. }. l..
OWN. Al any. y. y. --
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Gel1 UJnnie D.


Females.
N ALMONDS. Watches, Jrvrlrv delivered
~ ta-s uuyualt-; rr.Uuir7 cent upon
gu..t oi.t DltAi. AICd Co., u
fact llt.--t.
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Ernolklvn Poal Estate.
G,in i!enl Gslate for Sale.

EpONTING Manhattan Square and over
4 looking Central PARK. That superior
cabin at.anishcd dwelling. 2iN9l feet. lot Jos
ut 4 inches No. A. West 'lth.,t. pIl,e
- 600. the only uusold house .n the block;
ALWAYS omen for Inspection. SANlL IL COL
CORD owner.
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FURNISHED Gonses.
Country.

Country.
- n(t,,bt Won't or sell, ely gauv fur
nT1ha "a cottages, hotels. SIS and 40 rooms,
sa5 600. WILLIAM LANE, Long Branch,
y. j.
nvERrTsTMFNTS FOR THE NEW
A VV0RK TRIBUNE WILL BL ~
h1?Gb AZ tue Ia13s2 SthiCas
30. y'-229 ~ corner 26th-~t.. until Q
H. !, NJ 5i70 west Twcnty.thiid.st.. corner
Itb.aye,. i52 Gth.aye.; az Loulth'ayc.'
coner fourt go oag T Thiida[e 6 go
ss'vtv,Gfstst.: LOS Fir>t-aNc;. JOG West
TI1oH,tfy.second.st. / ,O92 Columbus-aVe; ;
Ito Nintho;ay,G,s nrS corner so5 Tbird.ayS W
I'D Tho HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East one
SSnnE1dIred.snd. twenty.ffths st, up to D. m,
and eO6 West d-and-twenty-ifth'
ST., at regular office rates
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oounirn Rfal estate 60 Get

FAST ORANGE, y. For rcnt-Onc
~ extra Anc house. with al improvements.
Adtf 81, John W. RUSSELL. 200 B'way.
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Doaro Uanic0.


single gentleman dc-ir-s
w board ald room In q strictly private
family. address ONERTON, Tribune Up
town ONCE. 1,@3S Broadway.
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Dressm1kln0.

80 49, p. o. - - - ~, -
"a 1tting costumes. Jackets ind wrdp-;
handsome dress for SlI. Nine. OWEN,
2O2 West 23d-st.
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Zeal Gsinic nlauteo,

vi 0pEKTY ON ed-". Of city, Hudson
T. HiXer Youker-. We-tchestcr County,
Copnecticut SAL and rent l.. >. MILLS,
ir, II East I'D ---
T1TI\TEn 10 Buy small farm on Atlantic
w Coast or in Csttekills or t,Ircn Noun
tains Give full particulars ana ca pilcc.
4. T.. ARBCCKLE. iiRhlahuS, ooI.
vyTAYT small. nearby cottage for mcichan'
w Dis. j. w. FIELDER, 81 IN crN-St.
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.0I-INY DNLeSNAkEE.-Ko1'. y
Hmaa,aqx peril, M Go, IGsl"t ne S2opr
latest i"sN oe. o. MICHEL DCKHAND,
j.. ~, IIti.-t.
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! story fancy browustoDc and brick;
some Of them dcccrat q. Appiy on pIcui .cs
Gs3 Puiuou-aNc.. Or that elegant block, BE-
tween Lewis and StuyNcsant ayes, /. w.
SWIMN owner.
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4 GLNCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Dwcilin
"A for sale, land by the acre or !Oti
hOus o It, furnished or uniurnl shed
Z BIS s. TAYLOR . EceA;uan-st. y. Y.
4 = EAST ORANGE. y. IA full list Of
~ dc-.rall. pr0ptrt4o- for sal" Or rental
s.scrI u1I-1lu-; opcu Monday, 231. >.
u t.LNl.- "a MH-.i--L.. InI. neult.
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domestic 6liuauon5 Uanteo
Males.

- ARDENER.-Ry o sober, single man on
VI or after March q years experience;
handy with tool. generally useful J. fer
enccs. AdLrcss GARDENER, Box .,
Muuaruupri, y Y.
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Efnl Gstnie 10 &xrhanae

\ Will, cxchtng. an equity Of $500
Ren.o1hur,t improved property for good
Tro6 'ivr lot, Of same value Address
coon HANCE. Box /. Tribune 0licc.
sJ ANT country seat mar by FOR, vol
w rented ilats ln u.N wy ~
FIEJ,DER 50 LiheTty--t
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COOR BY Hrst.cass North tern IN
v cook: understands her business thor
Cughly city references: no objection " the
,olAltry.. lnqUir' In store, jO1 2d'aye., bet.
3lst and 32d SO.
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" OTNG MAN. Il. WISHES position a. As
-i-.iut bo HNtrIrr bhl OF entry cIerh
f.-. f.l.r.r.-- Address IlLION, So
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-...,,Cq,7Y 0r,t-class dresslnaker IN fdini-
~ IKlC - Inc day: best verbsl r'frrcnc :.
= - X g.. Trilune Uptown Once Los
proadWaV
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furnished Rooms.

A SELECT list Of houses. apartments and
IA rooms with and without board. always
'''''' EVERETT DIRECTORY,
ESTABLISHED 1906.
physlcians' Offices speciality. +. n.
DALEY. - West 35th-st:
II URNfSHED ROOM to let 70 a gentleman
L in 3 STRICTLY pyiNute family. y It'll or wltn.
out breakfast; 1Jth-St.. between 1tn ana ON
ayes reference. given and required. Ad-
dress X. :. T.. Tribune Office.
NICE furnished rooms lQg gentlemen. 10
y M0d!son.st Mr.. COfilLLD.
ITO LET.-Two large furnished rooms
j adjoining bathroom, 20 gentlemen oniy :
references. 70 West 3oth.st.
% LAST 3OTH-ST-Psrlor and bedroom,
4 furnished, 10 let gentlemen only also
medium and hall room.
ATHEIST. IL WEST.-Elceauuy FUR
4 , ni~hed rooms s.nIy or IN su4,ai
nrst-class caterer.
~ TH.ST., lo3 WFSr-lIea-ant homo
I'D for some gentleman; board neAt door.
4 pyERrI2E;N4L,NTS tQEI, TIE Nt ",
[FIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES.
80. rs Broadway, corner IhiIy'hi-t.,J'
lli0 Broadway. corner -bih.st.. until y
D. IN. ; go West TWENTY thlrc-st com r
sth.aye.; l52 Gth.ave. l2& Foufth'are..
ner Forty seyenth.st.; 1.020 TAlrd.aEe.. near
ff,oHrtt!y. 81 St :" / ,o9S Coiumfusayc.
l.l76 Ninth;ave., corner oo55 2.4,;,si,..i 80
and Ike HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fay one.
d.twenty.hfth.et.. up 70 : y. -.
and cOj W'st OEe.bundrrd-and.tWe
st., az regular orice rates.
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A SELECT list Of houses. apartments and
IA rooms. with and Without bUari. always
obtained AZ -.. ........u-,...
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A CHOICE building site az Montcair,
a l.IlI1p: finest On MDurtaIi-0Ne.
nosr 80 town centre; none other such 20 be-
had. Address ". 81 Hi, !dc-aNc.