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The record-union., 1891-10-26
DISHONEST Land Apent.

VAN BUREN (Ark.), Oct. 25.-A sensa-
ton has been created here by a report that
j. M. Weaver, well-known church mem
Der, who has hitherto borne an ire
proachable reputation, is an embezzler.
He has been Land Agent for the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Road for years, and
it is asserted that his shortage will run
into the tens of thousands.
The record-union., 1891-10-26
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.
Mil Burned Near Boulder Creek-Bis
Blaze at Redlands.

Blaze at Redlands.
SANTA CRUZ, Oct. %. = Dougherty's
Mill, located about five miles from Boul-
tier Creek, on the branch of the South
Pacific Coast Railroad, was burned to the
ground Saturday night. The loss Of the
mill, machinery and manufactured lum-
Der is estimated at $4,000. The cause of
he fire is unknown. There was no in
surance. The mill was one of the largest
n the country and had been turning out
rom thirty to forty carloads of manu-
.actured lumber per day. Fully one hun
tlred men will be thrown out of employ
,nent. This is the third mill belonging to
he Santa Clara Valley Mill and Lumber
Company that has been destroyed by fire
within four years. James Dougherty, the
Superintendent, was absent at the time,
9ut two watchmen were on duty, and the
mill was supposed to be practically fire
proof.
FIRE AT REDLANDS.
REDLANDs, Oct. 25.-The Otis block, a
fwo-story brick building, caught fire last
night in an unknown manner. 1t was
.irst discovered in the general merchan-
dise store of Ellis IL Co., whence it spread
10 the other stores. The losses are as fol-
lows: Ellis " Co.'s loss $4,000; insur-
ance, 81, 900: George Otis, loss on build
ing $1,000, insurance 81, coo; second story,
used as annex TO Sloan House, loss on
furniture $500, insurance $3.50; Hardman,
AaEnessmaker, loss 81, 900, insurance S.
900; Gage, jewelry, loss 500, no insurance;
Decker, groceries, loss Sl50, insurance
$500.
The record-union., 1891-10-26
We'll Known

Well Known French Actor Dead.
LONDON, Oct. %. - Adolphe Dupuis.
the well-known French actor, is dead.
aOn6 Rf
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-07-23
Round the Earth by Steam.

This little planet is about twenty-four thousand
miles in circumference. and within a score of
years we shall probably be able to make over
twenty thousand miles of the journey in palace
car. We shall start. say, from Boston, and fol.
low the sun to San Francisco. There we shall be
switched off the line which will run through
British Columbia to some port in Alaska-a line
which even so conservative railroad man as
Charles Francis Adams prophesies will be in OPP
GRAFTON before the baby who is now cutting his
first tooth celebrates his twenty.irst birthday.
At Alaska we shall take short trip by water and
reach the eastern terminus of the Siberian rail.
way in few hours. From that point we shall
skirt the northern boundaries of China and In.
dia, just Craze Afghanistan and entering Russia
in Europe stop over at st. Petersburg for a
nights rest. Then will come Berlin. Paris and
London. The Gar is pushing the Siberian rail.
way with great vigor. Half the distance to the
Pacific has already been covered. When paying
mines are developed in Alaska. as they will be,
we shall connect that Territory to the States by
the continuous whistle of locomotives. With
these two lines in operation we can do the twenty.
one thousand miles with and comfort and
the other three thousand across the Atlantic by
steamer in five days, possible less. That is
something to look forward to.-New York Herald.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-07-23
DEATH.

am the key that parts the gates of Fame;
am the cloak that covers covering Shame;
am the final goal of every race
am the storm.tossed spirits resting place
The messenger of sure and swift relief,
Welcomed with wailings and reproachful grief
The friend of those that have no friend but me,
break all chains and set all captives free.
1 am the cloud that. when Earth's day is done;
An instant wells an unextingushed sun:
1 am the brooding hush that follows strife,
The waking from a dream that Man calls-Life!
Florence E. Coates
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-07-23
Carl PretZel's Philosophy.

Yoostice vas der foundation shtone on which
charidy, frtue und habbinesses coot sot on NIT
some comfortableness.
When you dink you dond vas gettin all der
goot tngs of dis worldt please pull der leaves in
your book of life back und see ofer you desert en-
Dhere dond vas flea dot bites pooty veil, nor
muskeedler dot sings. but vat vas plainly argu.
ment dot gifts der atheist headache in his
stomach.-National Weekly.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-07-23

My son. borrow nothing and lend moth
ing, for the creditor does not love the
debtor, and vice versa.--Texas Siftings.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-07-23

Pessimism is the philosophy with which
we regard our neighbors. and optimism
that with which we regard ourselves
Puck.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-07-23

companionship of Milton, Cromwell and other
prominent men of the day. During this period
he published some more of his writings. hef of
which was Experiments Of Spiritual Life and
Health and their Presentations" He was chosen
governor of Rhode Island in 1854. remaining in
Office about four years. In 1872. having become
published Geo. Fox Dgged out of his. Bur.
rows
Williams died in Providence in 1888 and was
buried on his own estate where monument has
been erected by his descendants: and his statue
has been placed by Rhode Island in the capitol
at Washington.
Such is brief sketch of the man who was first
in modern Christendom to establish civil govern
ment on the grand doctrine of absolute religious
liberty. And, to the honor of Roger Williams be 1t
said, nowhere in the world were life, liberty and
property safer than in Rhode Island. His record
missionary among the Indians has seldom, if
ever. been equaled. In this connection it may be
said that he of great service to other colonies
by giving warnings OF impending hostilities
In closing this paper can do no better than
quote the words of Bancroft who says: High
honors are justly awarded to those who advance
the bounds Of human knowledge. but moral
principle has much wider and nearer influence
on human happiness; nor any discovery be of
more direct benefit to society than that which is
to establish in the world the most free activity of
reason and perpetual religious peace. . Let,
then. the of Roger Williams be preserved
in universal history as one who advanced moral
and political science, and made himself bene.
factor of his race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
Sci, Uantc1


4 COMPREHENSIVE tTeat.re on horse.
~ % c.it.: 40 'u rcmrdir, ifr' vita
-loci. a'Tr acatr, h1rs men. age : md Or g.
-.-t- waite. hos 80. Norfolk. Va.
4 6i~iN.-- TO daily y a"u- n either
AZ -rt r'h lj 900 'hn - E"in' AMI
ut.r money ~fl'n" "u. Ht."I o. Iuulc. a
.Do', . .ie.j us LiOu a'r. l.l.u !,
way.
,syAN4ID.-A..ul,- o.. ,.ID,g -.s t..r.g...
w ur %. J...d STAT. 10 lg.... ar
r-..l.,f.d Caf. and UU..o9 CiJ' be- an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
ncal estate UGnteo.

~OIvrAGE WANTED for the stdmcr IN
4 the u rrshirr rcoiOn.-A nlce' III .
rI,bad bnu.r with modern imp Ncm'h'' ,
,,,r,.,,.o Lnatinc arrangements: water, gas.
I A.. must have : good sleeping 'oon> ana
Good psazzas if ground with ccia-c' WirC,
10 include man 10 care Tor lac' nor , S,a,'
s So,o i'i,,'' address BTEkSNliE. Tribune
OnCc
xx,IIJI-n 10 purchase or lca-' luoNl0o
w w 800, am ,,r0ldWay or Gth-aNc.. suit
w y Tor our business; send dla -lam win
S Ip;c. VCOGGAN BROTHERS, Bo"efy and
Grand Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
Drc5smlhlnq.

4 ETlSTIC DEEssN AKING.-Perfs't
"a lifting costume, yIcEe. and w-lp- ,
handsome drC-s fos 81. Mme. OWN,
20 West 2.,d-st.
COAlrEIENI cutter ana i:ter; vO.id
" work hv d1v ol wacE; terms very la
sonabl'. 4. T., ] .7OS lst.aNc.
M LLE>. IAIGNON. importers. Dress
IVA maker. 81 ia-l .Sfh--t.. corner y 1..-
.on-aYc.-NO sine imf ftcd o-tuUc-, c.oIk-.
Wl1p~. French corset: viii -'.l at .,' u
sacrifice on account Of retiring from bU,l-
ness.
DAnI>lAN UKfNSMAkEE.-Roh 20
mlntr1rN: perfect ht. elegant coup. :
latest fa-n.tn~ short notice: MOD 'Iut"
price,. Mime o. MICEEL DCElsAND,
80 West llth.st
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f'OOK.-By nrst-class North German
" cook: und rstands her business thor
country Inquire IN store. 5GT 2d-ayc., bes.
3lst and 32d 81.
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Furnished 6ousrs.



n rpESUIEE iIILLS.-A large, we'll
X fr-ni.hed house with all modern i'm
iroyiu1cnt,: located ia the l'Isc Of Great
Iarrlnctoil, berkshire COUNTY Mass. VIII
be rented FOR The summer I1 ~ ~, Moa rtOr
Inquire Of FRANK II. "I'i"h' = "ie1I
Harrington. Mas
=, TVyiIT \ J.-Funish 4 and unflr-
N tLld houscs t0 let for season or yea ;
bo.t locations; all prices. L 6. POTTER,
0ppOStc station. -
mo RENT, FCRNlSliED.-Ann. attractive
simmer hom. IN south M1nchc ster.
conn . nile. from Hartford house Of =
rooms. wen planned, in perfect r,nair. Win
o,s and water: ~ near ran pal ~ta'loi,
t:Iec T' and telephone; hous -cping easy ;
annie stable. Is acre, In Lawn and wood
land. cared for by owner sit4 5no , 9e.
ljnbt,ul. beautiful trees rrnt - 2Vl for
,,,S..bS,n, inforu alton apply TO Mr.. FRANK
NEr%OLD. ,nrc Of Cheney brothers ~
Rrooue.st.. New York.
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4, OoK AN'bENMAID. Nc.-By two
L Protestant sisters; one good cook aud
.auudres,, otacr thorough chaiuhernaid,
vaftr.s.. &c: GOOD workers; rec enr''s
Eeidv AZ tie HOME 81 EEhU, $50 9th
ave-. near lpth- 1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28

Ar NUILEN. y. New S-folm cot.
~ tJr.s: also on. colonial villa; all ia
fine situations. Lear Erie station. Apply on
premises. or 10 station Agent az Nutley,
G-~cN Co.. y. J.
A GANCY FOK Observation-Disclosures
Il for sal land by Tie acre or lot I;
houses. 70 1T. furnished or Uniarnis shed.
III BIS & TAYLOR. > Bccknan-st.. y. y.
A y. HOPE, 1911 Lih,rtv-,t.. has a Nari-
"a. ETY. of houses FOR sale ana u Let at
10, lie. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
~ PRING LAKE, y. J.

- 35-acre larm Tor sale. adjoining Spring
LAKE. With good view q oc.aa buildings IL
investment TO mako building lots Apply
WIN. II. POTTER. Sprlne Lake. y. j.
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~ OOK .-By an English Protestant; al'o
u German chambermaid and waitress;
city or country; both have good re!er,nce''
Address or call Mrs. BACON, 800 Oth-aNc.
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Uori uJar.e0.
Males.

Males.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
n YORK IRlEU Ne WILL Bt Re-
olINED At THE UitOWN OFFICES.
l,ltO Broadway, corr 7 26th-,t.. urtii .
d. H.: go Ntss I -l. -tliri.-t., corner
Shave; I52 G;h.ay =, 15J Fot rth-ave.,
corner Fcu!tcenth-st
NVOKIHY. reliable ptr-Ou- - Oil positions
w Of all cradr, can b. occurred by applying
10 EMPLOYMENT SOClEIf. 80 Bible
lIOusn. Y. Y
VOUNG MILLER. IN. riei. wants en-.
Addr,.s 7. KoFYiG. q. Eas; i3th.~t.
NOTNG MAN wlshe, 's,ijn a, book-
4 keeper or cashier tn 1u@n accountant
~ references: prlrt'rai 'Iercn,r. Nd
drrs, at once ~ in,e' ..W IN EI.GEIlC,
~ West 37th.st.
" DUNG MAN. not lirti 81 Rutk. (. Will.
1 ing TO work In sa' or or IT, 7.rant; one
who ha, had experience. Inquire 31S
Rowcfy.
Young NAN, American; 9- rears o.
ace. married. No er wnidrr. would
Ike o. tatc care n genti'rm's place in or
ncqr the ci1Y undcr,tgI lor-r- personal
r.f,rc1cc,. 81 West 4N.h-'t.
Young MAN GSl who ra~ worked in
aro.clE -t0rn wants O|p 1llncnt OF any
Kind. Address G.. sum 1DFG, 1874 Last
3th.s5.. Room l..
VOCNG NAN want, - -: - tax csr'
OF gentleman rs ruuu.I % l.n hr-t class
refer ncr-. Adde'S. &. 20 Fast 3G,h-,t.
VoTNG NAN. ~ v.u .' -o work. who
4 md rs'2nG- picking rs and .ilYrr-
ware. dtsiro. posiflon. Adde'S BRENNAN,
70 Iick>-St.. Br0oklyu.
VOU ~. useful cOosri nan wishes sItua.
10 attend gentlemen, Office: CON come
with fr<t.cIq-s references. Address T. r..
10 West 27th-,t.
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GOOK.-By young swedish girl spcoks
y lAgi!>h good carver. baker, desserts,
game. marx ting city or country b'st
rsfer'nce-. AppY boz tti-aNcp b,l"'ei
b. H-n opd .Gfh sf=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28

EAkF.S~lAKF,E.-F r1nch Nlehr, f.W n0Ie
~ customers by the dry; perfect nt'cr g
Der day. Nine FILLET. 120 East I2th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28

/,OMPANION or NURSE.-By a com.
l. nateat woman as con punion or nurse
to lady or children going u Europe OF the
South: arst.rlass references Fem leading
uhv.Ician. and ladies' have taken charge
OF travelling. Address Mr.. BOYD, ooI
EIathush.aXe Brolklyn, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28

. ADVERTISEMENT, FoI THE NEW.
A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE III.
Sn. / 33s Brradway. corner Thirty -nistst..
lilo Broadway, corner 2Gth-st.,. until 9
T., m. 30 West TwCnty.thiTd -, corner
S.h.ayc.; 1872 Gth-aye., 100 oliN-sSe',
cnlnnr Eonrtanntll.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28

EeiNalcS.
A YOUNG LADY desires position ~
IA st.nogiaph"r and typgwit"r -a'','
moderate. Miss i. L" Ilibunc b."''"'
1923 Slave.
1 YOI-NG LADY dr.ir 81, position ~
q -teuorupAv aud typ- writing -@,',5
D. oI,rIt.. l.. g.. lo2 WillouehOy''i' y ~ ll
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR The SEEN-
a YORK IilRlN T. Will -. ~.
ClIVED At THE rPIoMN Or IL -
40 IrliIfay. corner @G,h-st. unt. =
3D. H. 30 West 'Nfntv-tnIrd- Il. conner
shave; l52 Gth.ave- 90 i toaftA'a (o,
r.r lortg. ,eNeuth-st 0-C midday. ~ 70.
Si,ty.nr-t T.. l,1C1 j ir'i-1Ne;. 100 w.
Iolfv.so.oad.st lo92 tolnWhl> save. F.
ll.l7o Nn,l;;t,e., come, ,o3s--tt'.i,,yy
nd H. HAET.fN OFFICE. 1870 last one.
lgnIr i.tni.tn,ntf- Iith-s' up to = =. p.
and POS Wet One.hundrcd and twenty Hf,h.
-, a. r"ui1 o'cc r1'c'
- uDKEIrprV-Hy 2 Young laiy; :
- y,'r.' .>ier,n', PS'f' t.b, w .i1a,c saa
doubt. entry thoroughly: 1T Ia'
....u- -t.l-v moderate. f'okk -ii..''
be-. Las, Ioo'h--t.
y LIBRARIAN - rroo'r %. r. t-a.-.,i 2
a. OFF .ort.r- English. Pom ht
r.lr.r. l,.: ,.fr.r.r. Adlr,-. "AIil
LODGE C'.l-'.. Penn.
tLl-LNpY Young lif r- ea'.-ad' .
= v.iI experienced .u Jos" ..y hI-
good if.t.a.c,. Adde'S, d. b.. ul" wan
G,,IItA.p tEIf~1. t,-'rp.- ~ "-t'. .i-a-
= Inc .. '.r-l.ta ui-a.' "'
Iff.t...l-- CHOIR reta- af -i'Ht. fdiIo.. ~p-
.IitN $50. .fi .bua. Ip,r"E D.t.r. l,-.- D. "''
A,iINosENPfil D. ard T.. NiNHl'N 'f
- lnAIOr d.,Ir.> petition y'p.- .'
r.rI.r.. go las. commercial 1ul 81. D d,
WI.- can c.i' Co., urnsiat ! t'''.
qi bed cool i..Crcrcc'. A4Ifea' u. W.
ii5 ith-1'e.
$, IrEoDttrHrr. op'n'nr Ron 'ol
- r.rliu,. t.-'r. POSITION: competent
i..r AGIr-- g. s., Tron. or.r.
=, T.Np.EArUEE md expert Gru'rz
- "I or ''or .Adf yea
'ti.4.fr Win corr -fc0lrncf. lr~ Wn-t.
t.. >IENOHKAfhEk, II Wal ST.. :.h
.TINO,EAPuiN..A young nt. et.
- .-l. =, a g.,., E2f .ilS 70
. fr.Ir" or'c".
& II-NpGtAPili, aul TYPi% .II X.
- Iatr eq"ft wu. ak. Work 't hone
'tc1r, n- court w1ta p fe,rd. "di
REMINGTON. re M1t".
- TlNOGR NPIIlE and x .minpton tFp'
- writer do-.rs position, corp't'nt 'nl
experienced. Adde'S .. -. HoA :, ] $50
3iaye
NDrNG LADY. IT, des.lr, position 1-
-iero-Iiu.-r sud ~. NslD-r Erndurt.i
aii t1'criUu machines. Address VI.
MAY Iti Sc 80 llYG-nl-s' no'o1.u. y
NDrNU GI!L. lO ds-.r'- position D.
-'.rnrrIul,r trd typewriter ,elItt if'
sad ED.ltgfun. ACdr.-- VI. MAJ EI X,
t5 il4d .ou--t. Uol1f'n. =. !.
N'Ot ND LADY wants situation a- ur,.
4 ~f'r OPP 200 assist q. office work. \.
THORNTON. - o1k.st.. J'r,ey cry, y. }.
" OI ~ GIN. typrvr.tor hrrlLh'r d.
! .lrr. TO.fl1n. tGGIc-1 Mss Bl.i.N'
sl.l:. iIo LIT SGtl.s'
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Orrs smaklnO.

I
A RTISTIC DEI SSMAKING.-iulo.,
| "A fashions s.T'ct costumes. carriage and
| Tall dresses il unique designs 20 -u,lt 900.
tice; good, purcha, d II desired. NJ NOEL.
| ROY. % East 3tn-st., opp3sito D.auIr -
RTIsTIC DRESSMAh ING-Cl,sa, md
"A wraps in seal plush aud novelty g. IFS
made 10 ~ perfectly most red-oh3D..
ur.ccs hO< ORD .r, in - hours notirc. If.
McELEOY, 81 East ON. st. opposite p.n-
ning's.
A DVFKTISENENTS FOR TIE NEW.
n YORK TiIBUN Nj WILL IL H =.
tLIVID At THE | FLOWN OtFICi -.
No. ,23S Hrtacvay, corner TLirty-nIst-,t. :
.l4O Broad, ny. cornc" 2Gth->t., Lrtl .
D. M: go West Twenty thir,i-st.. corner
shave; 1j2 Gth-avc.; 1873 FCur1-a o.,
corner ioufteerth-st.
nRFSSMAKER who has q thorou,h
~ knowledge ~ tho bu-irrss H. o2o-v
branch, wil either nll engagements by tie
day at - %. or suits made a. home from 10
inward RI rcuce,. Adirfss DRESS MAKER
837 West 35,h.st.
~ EFS,SMAKFR. formerly with AI-.
~ Diedcn, will make Gowns during thn
dull season from a. to eli. 2HJ West
3Sth.st.
EAiFS~MAKER.- French w,shc, NV more
~ customers by the dty; perfect nt'cr g
Der day. Nine. FILLEF. 1Z0 East l2th.st.
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Females
tl)or.i n)antec.

Females.
A YOUNG LADY desires a position A.
n st.nogsaphor and typgwit"r ,a'','
moderate. Mis-, /. T., Tribune Branch
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Real Gstotc TO GrehauQe

-
FOUK.SrORY and basement l9.O-ioot'
A Mon. stoop brick and broNhs'ohr Pr
- bou,e ON West Eud-9irt near oOl1'
Vrry de.lrable nciehh1lno!u' ha,lu-
so,,neiy decorated. ga, fixture ana 1aflets
Dn,1jns n rooms the interior mas D'th ~
,Hodelicd; too large for pre- 'ng oWhcI anu anu
inrC"n,ut mice reasonable; VIII eN,n1i :.
Co nIniu.nr6yrd city lots or nat ILLii'
sSof CNLLNHAN. 23O East 42d-st.
,0yFRTISFNENTs FOR THE n ]. "
\ York TRIBUNE WILL ZIP ~
1H1VHD AT TIE UPTOWN OtiI' -.
10 rs Brladway. corner IhlitV-ri'E ~ =
/ 40 broadway, corner 2N'h'St.. uhII "
=, m 90 West Twenty I'M ~. corner
lthiaye l52 G:h-avc l53 Iouth-aEe.'
Vie 'Fourteenth.st. $50 Thild-oNe.. cor.
n lei Forty. Log Ihida a., W ycar
Fo, ~ seco q It. 1862 Co-um"us ave. ;
IIT0 NMth-aNc., Gomez no I-r.sl' %
I'bertv-st.. - Avenue. y. ,S3S InHd'aNc..
and tho UAELEN OFFICE. leO Fast one
Kindred .ard.twcntv-tfth- st.. UP 20 u. M.
and EOS West one hundred and-tW enty tn
st., a. regular Office rates.
EXCHANGE.-lIudso Rive residence.
e. all Improvements frcc) fer NeW-GcrE or
Brooklyn '11t> or private Houses. j. O.
TONT II Broadway.
WILL eNchang, an equity OF SEQ
/ Bensonhurst improved property for, good
Rrooklvn lots OF same value. Ad1iors
GOOD CHANCE. Box !. Tribune once.
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Coun,rn Real estate 90 Get

NASF ORANGE. y. J.-Tbr.o houses.
H =, and - rooms. modern con
Nenlei ces near stctiou uIacadamiged. gas
lighted suc"ts; tlap sidewalks. rent $50
Si5 ana $50 per month. Address THE
oWNfis 4. o. Box -. East orange. 90
aeelts)
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INVALID ATTENDANf.-By young
Swiss. strictly temperate, thoroughly
competent reliable and honest man b.,t
personal rltv references. Address STEADY,
: N In Il loILn.s
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232 Er-t 7oth-st.
ASUING.-By a widow % tai. was.iaS
W home ~ go ont ly the day. y .. In
DERS 81 ThoIds--t. "
Az SlETHG.-A rc-Tcctsb'e woman nkeJ
W family Nb~rIug 2t home toc' dolth'
Call COS Eas: lsth-s'.
VT0iSG LADY. hlcac,t ic pectlbuliy -
I companion 20 lady o. eoEeI9c,s 40
musician and llugui,.: 90 oliectnn ran- !.
linz. Address LiV NGoIOS, 7. q. BOX
% Wet Orange. y. J.
. OVERTTSENENrs FOR THE NEW-
a YORK TRIBr NJ WILL BIZ re-
-LTVED At TIE UPTOWN OFFICES.
~. l-3- Broadway, corner Ih.iY-nfes.s'
LIc Brnrdvav. conner 2d'h-. g.. unth
D. m; 10 west T~enty.lhiId.st.. Conner
shave. l52 G.h-aNc.. ll3 fonI.k-aN o.
co'n,r Foust cnth-st.: 200 Thirl.aye.. co.
nor ro,J,-s Nentt.st.; o-6 1hild-aNe. near
: xty-iIs'-st.: Los rir.t-Gyc.. 1913 Ncs.
Fo.,y-second-s,. o02 Cclnmhusaye.;
10 Enth;aye., corner 20, ',5.;,sit. %
/ and the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 Fast one.
| hundre d-and twenty -nfth-st.. up 10 = D. M.
and 200 West hundred. nd.twenty. aftk.
4 St.. a. regular Office rs.e4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28

- OAPD.-CcntraEy located in BROOKLYN
ID desirable front large square room
annie closest. with good board. IN -. ,ct
FAMILY. one block from elevated and surface
railroads 80 Hanson Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28


II ARDwAEE CLERK, : years expert.
- "nce In largo store; abl" end willing
- wor%; Al references. I. Med. T.. Trib.
m" ONCE.
HTEL CLERK, 30, educated. quick 81
~ figures business eNBef!rncc; steady
iaOus. BARKER. lio West 33th-9t.
! NDrSrRIAL CHFMfsT. wcl-un In OILS.
soaps, p'r'umcrv. medicines and livoring
,NlIacts. ana patent medicines. seeks on 81
ttGrn. mt, ~ year-' experience. Nv d. =.
I4tlAL CHEMIST. Tribune once.
| ANtToH.--A middle ao'G marr.eI man
wishes situation a. Jsui'or can DO all
I,lairs NJ children. \. NELSON, 2J5 Ia B..
l-5th..t. 30 noor. font.
I AAGrOK-Bv married man Al rof.r.
52t-st.
hANIlOR-Dy n'ldIc-agcd man tCoioredl
four or I've ilat houses; can paint or
ai.olnlne. handle steam boilers: handy with
'1'i-. All or add. ISL, DICK, zo5 -.
>i.holss-ave.
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wife; /. man; az d MY. handy win
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uan. - Good r'"n1n; 20 lad habits.
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