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4 PROMINENT POLITICIANS SUICIDE.
JUDGE wARDER, OF CHATTANOOGA, UNDER ~
uCTMENT FOR MURDER. SHOOTS rrr,,srrr

JUDGE wARDER, OF CHATTANOOGA. UNDER ~
DdCTMENT FOR MURDER SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Chattanooga, Tenn, July 15--fudge j. A. Warder
who is under indictment for the murder Of his sonin
law, the banker Simpson Fayette, committed suicide
last night at his house, Lookout Mountain by
blowing out his brains. Since the death Of his SON
in-lsw, the result Of family quarrel in which the son
in-law Fsyette shot and killed Judge Wsrders 5
daughter wounded. and he himself seriously hurt. he
has been attacked with melanehola and his mind has
been in unsettled condition Since his release from
confinement, account OF his wound he has been
living Lookout Mountain with his wife and mother
Upon the advice OF his mother he went to the city
yesterday in order to be relieved Of the monotonv OF
rural life. BY some unknown means he secured a
pistol in Chattanooga. At midnight last night after
saying his prayers in the presence Of his mother and
bidding her an affectionate goodby. he placed re-
vOiver at his temple and fired, the bal entering his
brain and causing death in about two hours.
Mr.. Warer, before the unfortunate tragedy I'm which
be killed Mr.. Fayettc, his sou-in law was one Of the
most prominent politicians in the State. At one time
he was mentioned as Republican nominee for Governor
lie served for time on the Supreme Bench OF the
state. He Attorney Of the City of Chattanooga
up TO last night when his resignation was accepted bv
The City Council His suicide has created sensation
throughout the State.
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ENTERTAINMENTS ATSEA GIRT

PLEASANT OCCASIONS PAST AND FUTURE. AT
TUE NEw-JERsEY STATE CAMP.
Sea Grt, y. j. july Is (special).-The weather here
to-day has been delightful. bringing great crowd of
visitors to camp. The commands exercised on the
parade ground in the school Of the battalion in the
morning and in the afternoon the skrnsh drill was
taken up by a number of the companies. For two
hours the men fired blank cartridges To their hearts
content and did some lively rallying. This is con-
sidered by Army officers to be of the most important
drills known but il is only in camp that it is properly
carried out.
Tie third claSsmen OF the 1st Battalion and I'd
Regiment occupied the rife range to-day and did some
good work. The brigade guard was furnished bv the
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rOrEs N TIE FIELD OF L1BoR.

strike Of $50 elOalnakcrs began in the factory Of
Oupenhemer Collins Co. at Houston ard Greene sts
Yesterday 10 the firm rcnsate ten men who we're
discharged yesterday. and az tie time recognize
the union and pay the union rate Of According
to the story Of the strikers this firm has FOR some time
been perse-utine union and trying force them ont
on strike. At various tine 10 h9s discharged number
n union men, and Tuesday committee called the
firm TO Try make settlement, but learned hseod that
the nrm had reduced 10 per cent and would dis
charge more OF It's employs. Ten discharged
and the remainder went out on strike.
T. r. Davis walking dclegute Tor the Operative Paint
ors, Union found several non-union painters work
the New-York Hospital. Davis instead Of ordering
strike reported the the Board q Walking Dele
gats which met yesterday. The Hnad decided % send
committee 70 the officers Of the hospital ard Try %
get them 10 employ union before ofdenn general
strike ard so delaying the work the hospital.
II V Vout superintendent of the Woncs and Ch!ldrens
suburban Saatlr!um at Onehundre1an
ana B1thcateavc recently employed union carpenter 20 do
some necessary work We'll wormen N other trades
M Vout wanted carpenters 70 work nine hous but this
they refused do saying the union allowed them TO WORK
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TO INVESTIGATE THE NEW-FORK LIFE.
PoMcY-uoLDERs RESOLVE TO TAKE ACTION RE
GARDING TIE cuApGEs MADE.

fOL4C1 -uOhDElso RESOLVE TO TAXI AblAON III
GARDISG THE CHARGES MADE.
There was meeting of policy holders OF the New
York Life Insurance Company In the large paror on
the second floor OF the Park Avenue Hotel last even
Ing. They met in pursuance Of a call issued IN the
names Of John Foley, Frank Davies. F. L. Underwood
General James 4. Hatch, f. H. Smith and Louis
Duvinge OF the signers Of the call Aessrs. Foley
Davies and Duvinge were present. The object OF the
gathering 10 take action looking to the invesuga
on Of charges recently made against President Beers
and other officers OF the company. affecting IL manage
ment. About thirty policy holders we're there. John
Foley called the meeting 10 order. Ernest Hall was
elected chairman and Charles DeKay Townsend, secrF
tary. Brief addresses were made by John L. HILL
John Foley, Abraham De JOugh and others. Tie FOL
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Where's, Grave charges nave been made in the public
press relative arrangement and Affairs Of the New
York Life Insurance Company,
Resolved That a committee Of Eve. polcyholders Of
which the president and secretary OF this meeting shall
b. mcmJers DC row appointed by Chair 70 hear md
consider such and charges advise policy
holders with respect 70 rights Interest," and 70
take such steps IN their behalf as they shall deem Wise
including all lawful u information respecting
any charges which shall be made and any lawfal r-m
dos for the redress Of auy wrongs which they may as
cover.
John L. HI, Charles De Kay Townsend Ernest Han,
Y. G. HoIllns aud John Foley we're appointed as the
committee.
ON motion ii was resolved that no action be taken
until after the report Of the State superintendent Of
Insurance on the Investigation he has been making
should be submitted.
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proceed with their to the boarding station at the
NarrOws."
a BIG LUNBER CONCERN IN STRAITS
ATTACHMENTS AGAINST THE S. R. HOWELL COM
PANY IN OMAHA AID CHICAGO.

ATTACHMENTS AGAINST THE s. r. HOWELL COM
PANY ~ OMAHA AND CHICAGO.
Omaha. Neb.. July 1S.-The mammoth lumber in
terests represented in Omaha by the Howell Lumber
Company are in financial distress Yesterday after
noon the company executed a bill Of sale TO C. d.
Cafec, the lumber nah, Of the entire stock, yards
book accounts and effects of the local house Tho
consideration Sl12 $50. The main ohice ana
yards Of the company are in Chicago. The branch
at this city Is run under the name OF the Howell
Lumber Company. and another at Atchlson is under
the name Of Howell & Co.
Chicago. July l5.-The work of attaching the prop
erty Of the s. r. Howell Lumber Company, which
was BEGIN Yesterday at Omaha. Eeb.. and Atchison'
KAN by the First National Bank Of this city, was
finished here to-day when C. NJ Charnley. representing
the bank took possession Of the property In ts city
on claim for 5000 600. The firms attorney saws
it can pay dollar 20. collar and have surplus Of
100000. Last March che company scheduled is as
sets az S2.JOO,000 and its liabilities at $500 coo.
The local attorney for the firm said The trouble has
been brought about by George W. Howell, who man
aged the firms affairs IN the South. lie mode bad
steps Of huge proportions which the local end had to
see through. AS a result they Overrew her accounts
The firm viii pay their liabilities and resume business
at once
President Howell said 1t will fare several days
10 size M the situation The trouble is all in the
western branch Of the business. Here everything has
been going on nicely. and the books will show that
we we're making money some months ago Mr..
Howell as president OF the company. was indicted
by the Federal Grand Jury for violation Of the Inter
state law the charge that the company.
or IT. agents. had bribed the weighmastes OF various
railroads to certify TO false weight on shipments Of
the lumber. one rurnOr that the railroads which
were said to have suffered from these alleged false
weights rad forced the company to pay large sums
i'm damages the aggregate being put high $3.50
N riTuOrS
we're an element in the trouble, they had damaged
cgmpdQX's eredlC.
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TWO ArrEMprs 10 WRECK AN EXPRESS 7

TWO ATTEMPTS 10 WRECK Az EXPRESS TRAIN.
Saratoga. n. Y, July 1.-Two daring attempts were
made 10 wreck the Adirondack sleepingcar express
train near Mecbaniosv1IIe at about Il 10 o'clock THU
morning by pillng ties Upon the track in two places
one near the brickysrd crossing. mile south OF TINS
place, and the other between the canal bridge ana
parave- As the latter place Is In front OF oaTroon
and near two hotels and several dwelling houses u IS
remarkable that no one saw the hend at his work The
first obstruction was seen end removed by track
,,all,er who sIepalled the train The engineer then
ran slowly and discovered the second pile IN time TO
avoid striking 1t.
Albany July Is CSpecian.-The dispatch from Sara
ttga declaring that two attempts had been made 81
Mechanicsville 90 wreck the Adirondack express on
he Delaware and Hudson road last night IS dis
credited BY Vce-pTesident Edwin Young. MI Young
can find no foundation for the statement.
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RESTRICTIONS ABoUr INFECTED PORTS

Dr. wulnm II. Smith, Hsalth Officer o. the Port has
issued the following instructions 70 pilots and others IN
-al,t,o, % Quarantine: All Sandy Hook pilots
dree,d after July IS, when the quarantine ship s D.
carlton wiz b. located the Lower BAY 20 anchor vessels
rom yellow foyer infected ports 80 tie vc!niy o. the
quarantine ship for Inspection Tin infected ports a.
mt are Havana Vera Cruz Rio de Jaueiro and Para.
The quarantine flag Oellov) Will by day indicate tho
presence Of the deputy health officer on board the ship
I'd light beneath white licht VIII indicate his pl s-nce
~ night the absence Of the yellow nag or OF the
I'd Hight on tho quarantine ship pilots are directed 20
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with view 10 their Investigation and such action
may be found necessary and proper
Tie collector had previously Informed the Depart
ment that he would investigate the case and reinstae
all men found TO have been unjustly removed.
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kinrsrs nno Carriages.


TNLANDEAU i co,
3I2. 374. $40 Brooue,ss..
and broadway. 51st-sJ. and ttn-sNs;-e
e,s s-1G 1ED SUMMER CARRIAGES
OF the best class.
Victories. -Een NI,,gor
AADriS.i1S - - Curtain Roc kaNavs.
Mail Phaet0nS 70 ~ -,
LL'Is.,e.'s Road Wagons.
: - - ,So.hawaVs Top Pbartala
= = 80 ,5S,i-@Sravs Ladies' Phaetons.
Spider phae-onS- DnShDo'TtS a,.
Vis-s-Nis. Ia -
LS1Ss .T,.,,s DeTbv Phaetons.
Dortors' Wagons. suIft'r- ~
Doctors BTeurhams, Jhlar.Y, lrsps'
Fancy Buckboafds saxon FhseVOhs'
SECONDHAND
xy,so,. Phaetons. Buckboards, Rocka'
80 S,,-r-.Ts Fancy Traps Nictcrlas.
Tc5s5uisftes- Wsgoneees. Carts. Dos-a- Dos
ViiIsrS cars Stanhope Gigs. StanhoDe
Phsetons. Depot WseI<. Doctors PhSetons.
EN Top CabrtOiets, RunaDouts1 NahupS
NietOFia phaetDQs.
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flats 90 Cct, anturaishro

EXCEPUoNALLY desirable apartment
II overlooking Central farh rent oL.J
81 900; possession May l. Apply on prem
ises. I ,o4S 5th-sve.. corner SCth-st
ITO LET.-Two elegant apartments,
i duplex and a single, in tie DalhOusie,
40 10 4S West 59th-st., between 5th and 6h
ayes overlooking Central Park; house is
absolutely hreproOt Please inquire N its
Offices.
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-,,r SECRETARY APPROVES THE ACTION TAKEN
gcurtrn Real gsiatr 90 Get

ID ESIDENCE az Mt Vernon, V. Y;
Al ten rooms; bathroom; good cellar; hot
and cold water; gaE rent reasonable al
dress Box II, Mt Vernon, n. Y.
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miscellaneous.

A NUAL sALE.-Superfine Isle stockings
n 81 cents 4-button SUEDE, - cents y
b,1tton Nos0ueta.ras. IS cents ChamOis. 90
cents: Biarfitz 90 cents Isle undcrNes
II cents. JAMES, 909 Broadway.
DESK ROOM can be obtained al the
~ Central Building, 1913 LiDety-so,
Room 93i; very desirable.
u ENILEMEN wishing 70 dispose OF their
VI left-On clothing at far value VII!
please call or address EDWARD MILLEIs'
VI. Gtn-aVe
r. MBRELLAS. p0rasols and canes made
L. 10 order recovered ard repaired az
SPENCER'S 276 6th-ave.. Eth and 18Th sts.
TTANTED.-PhOtOgrap and stereOscopic
w views Of New. York CITY, taken before
1859: write terms. T., Box 20, Tribune
Office
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INVITES OF 4 FLOATING HosprrI1.

II ~.oasng Hospital Of ST. Johns Guild made the
initatory trp OF the yesterday the Seaside
uosp..al Of tue Guild Cedar Grove, New-Dorp
staten Island. After leaving Twenty-stNthst East
River sop was made At Ftast, and GA mothers and
o children were admitted board upon the presenta-
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only eight hours. Mr. vout discharged these men and
Yesterday employed noa-nnion carpenters, and general
strike ordered by the Board OF Walking Delegates.
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Furnished 6ouses

Country.
e UMaIfT, ". J.-ro rent, furnished. large
- new Rouse. handsome grounds, h-mile
non deBot ali improvements August
70 December or May; reasonable terms.
BOX 5iJ, summit, N. j.
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crIcE AT THE PUBLIC STORES
.-,v STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK AND COL
,rcroR ERHARDT REINsTATEs The
nj sCHARGED LABoREasS.

,rcrroR ERHARDT REINSTATES THE
plsCHAR6ED LABoRERs.
,,s...soss between Deputy Collector Burr and
ING - AZ the Public stores were amicably ad-
ne ,..sterday and by afternoon everything was
ps'e as smoothly as II there had been no trouble.
accepted Collector Erhardts advice ana
Tne $50 Cor work in the morning as usual. few
rp~ before O'Clock some Of them called on MI
po"Sn incurred whether he thought it would preln-
BAR cbapoes of the twelve discharged men II the
ne ,,s work On being assured that the result
rS' .sAaAAy be exactly the opposite Of what they
"'- h.v all went TO work az O'Clock.
ieN -. apnosuted time the twelve men who had eeeh
NJ ~N ,~,orfod al Collector Erhardts Office in the
ai s mouse Mr. Burr was present anc aIIer near
O'Ss s,6es the Collector decided to give the men
my 80. AZ doubt which seemed to exist as 10 thelf
u4.-,,rding Of the orders given MONDAY night On.
hoel..,ed them. Tie Deputy Collector said thst
be - he foreman to have the three trucks thst
ne ose' rne at ; O'Clock that night unloaded the
Wee !" ~sr,ed what they had told the Collector Tues
nc" s.,neon that this order never reached them as
GO, :. eommand "WeIl,' said the Collector bhaiiy
-. NAV have been misunderstanding. 20 D~oA
- Aoys and next time you have any trouble come
y rrS before taking any rash steps. You VIII never
fne ihse went back 70 the stores well pleased win
TX ~ afalys had taken. They al! have soGo "vlu
- y new for TIE Collector ~ noS 9 Of Workng
= - III
n BIZ bo,rS as the Collector instructed DepuS III III
49, 80. pnrr 10 give notice 70 Mr.. Hess VINO h1s Sn
INto = e. ra-tng at the Public stores tiat ne nus
co. s trucks unloadec hereafter before inc hour SCI
for closing.
TIVE SECRETARY APPROVES THE ACTION Tan EN-
washington. July 15.-The secretary Of the lIe1'
,-v has written letter TO the Collector OF customs
:. yewYorfz In regard 10 the recent stFlAe al inc
puslc stores. approving the Collectors pan oI az
Dan. as satisfactory adjustment OF INC Gni'uI'''
ne secretary SAYS; . ,,,
T. :, bores these men in view Of Their agreement WIN
"a oyerrneat % work the labor force at the Oh'eu
80. public stores or whore the said ColfcIof may Ill
rect az the rate Of $40 pr annum psyaolc "eA', 'e
=, - - no regulated by the requirements Of the
le tusness viii object % work beyond The usual
toys ia exceptional 1t is not the purpose OF The
urtuent e. increase unnecessarily Their houf7 OF LABOR
"a IL assumes they viii recognize temporary eAlgenc1e- Of
g. ss-,-ee and nos Intentionally emb2rrGss the public
business The Department invites fun expression OF any
ground, Of complaint which they may have at any time
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FURNISHED honses Wanieo.

a SMALL furnished house wanted on the
~ HuasoD, this Side Of Itvington. for
.oo4t ~ lnsnths from October / fsH-ly Of
bIee adult. Full particulars 10 WINTER,
EoI ~ Tribune once.
WASTED. by sNall family, medium
ev.. SEQ highrstO0p furnished house, with
sassasion dining room, bgSer1s pantry spd
:, -as waitst gentsel loeationi viii LAY
ssisyoo % s1sQ6 "a yksgS AdaFess, With
WI paf9eula1s. Reel O. 'a39 Dl9aaways.
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for Sale.


At REDUCED PRICES.-500 second.
n hald wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed; machinery bought and *
ch3nccd GEORGE 3. EDDY, 39o Madi-
SOL So.
A BEAUTIFULLY finished plain ANA
n teur foot lathe swings 8 Inches. with
slide. reSs chucks, tools, drawers complete.
Apply No. II Cedar-st., Room 10.
Il OK SALE.-Nanuiacturin plant, with
L steam power has been run a. mat
and slick mill easily adapted for o,h1f
business. address BRANCHNILLE ORE
MILLING CO., Branchv.lle, Conn p 7.
DICKINSON, : Na-sau-st., New olk +.
w. HARTWELL, Providence, r. I.
AND LAUNDRY with branch also
II horse and wagon, cheap. % Perrr-st
ID ANT STORE fun stock and fixtures
paint p supplies and artists materials,
good established business, az bargain
good rason 20 sell no agents. Address =.
JACOBY, sos East l19th-st.
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furnished Rooms.

ID ACHELOR APARTMENTS. s and Al
ID West 2Stn-st.; deli,iously cool suites,
porcelain baths valet attendance; summed
prices.
II ANDSOMELY furnished front paTloI
l. and bedroom running water. pas bath
private So so; also large square room for
two, -. BROWN. 232 West 3Gth-st.
ID EVEKE HOUSE. corner Broadway and
II Houston sts.-COmfCrt9blc rooms rom
soc. per day upward reduction by week
40 EAST l7THST.. Broadway. 5th-ave.
I'd bedrooms, pArlor-, studios Offices,
bedrooms. - 70 sl3; daily, soc. 20 50.
90 TH-sT., IS WEsT.-Large square and
20 SD. rooms; private baths single
rooms newly furnished, handsomely deco
rated references.
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Uorli UaHteo.


Males.
W. hTCHNAS.-Bv reliable sober man
w eXpelieuccd carpenter; ~ night watcl'
J. an or porter. Inquire JanltOr. 1855 Lex.
lh JOi-aFt.
VXJAwCHNAN or PORTER.-Ha- 20 years
~ ~..srcrr, FROM present employer Adj
cr,s5 J. ~, Tribune Cnec.
vTTATCIIMAN.-By a reialle young nan
~ O. good c9Fauce; willing and Otug-
Ing; s1ler and reliable. call or address
NATlH-lAN. ia care No0ie5t IOI west
fJtn-st.
w ATTER.-Want, position +, hotel res
~ taufant. yacht. or tirst-ciass private
fcmi r.. best reference. Cal Or address lON
Juralcmol-st.. Bf9oNyn.
" DUNG MAN. 30, speaks English and
= German. wishes "A position ~ manager IN
any revision busine-, or hotel. BD -tllLl.,
ass 2d-lve.
WOUNG MAN. with thorough kacvledge
Z OF rrnts' custom Gar .l-nJ cuitn2. de-
-ir.s % engage wl;h a merchant tailor Ia or
ont Of town. Address oI3 North 10th ST.,
Philadelphia.
NOIS Sc NAN. oaantinavian. 3. wishes
L position az anything well acquainted
with e " al-0 good around horses IEIEE-
>EN, l.5i3 5t-ayr.
VOUNG MN m9rricdJ desires situation
4 as collector or any place OF trust good
CHUSEN. IT.. llev'lle, y. T.
VOUNG Man. II. desire position in
wholesale or iT pOr-.ng house. tl crow
up with b,e business cdI-ated In trs rman
AID English. address WM. SCLWAGER.
SIS Wet i2i--t.
NOCSG NAN 80 desires position IN
I wholesale house or Once caa furnish
.o1f ference. ADDRESS {. ID. B., 5l2 East
1c..tst.
NTO-NG MAJ, age 10. wants situation
I in mrresnt-l, house has wears bus-
mss esp -leucr Address VI. Y Box %,
Tribune Uptown once. ! 23S broadway.
W OJNG MAN. married wants employ
1 mcIt IN any Kind ~ business. L.
Quire los Tr0utl ln-st4 Brooklyn, saloon.
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n1orli DaHt.6.

Males.
A SCOTCHMAN, 81, one year IN uls
a country 10 years testimonials OF boob
Keeping and general experience, o. " ~
.uant In Africa rubber trtoch slIrahiut
~ranf,h and POrtugyeSI, desires situation
bsre South Amt rica or elsewhere. Al
dress ;. u, 14l First-ave.
PRACTICAL electro plater and gid 7,
a understands oEldiZinei &c uesites sis-
uation. CHAS. KING l'9'f "~'H-'s VII
st., Boston, Mass.
A SITUATION wanted BY a miadie ,..Is5i
a reliable man as a Waterman or - u.s."
ger. Address ID. ID. E., 34l Wei oo1-s..
aY FLpERLY single man desiies a stu,
"A aplon speaks and writes Engush ana
German and i willing TO 90 any h9s sco
bsavv work for small wages. AuuIess
x. Y, $50 East 12oth-st.
LII MATTERS or ACC0UNIs.-So!
n English chartered acypunIs ,, ~. 1uo g.
main Yankee expeTts books wIlttsn w D or
tH nSes.s aatcd reasonable rates. SPkAIO T.
lO2 West 3ith-st.
s0RER INDUSTRIOUS MAN, %,
"A wants place on farm or charge VI OnMs
on horses good mixer. GEO. BOE6, OO4
Lorimer-st., Brooklyn.
A ADVERTISEMENT WRITER ana cara
n printer. comic pen-sket5nef loI a. vaarai
ING purposes yOung man %. win YEAR,
@xperiehce, desires position a. above boA
l25, OF sthsNc. -------------
HIGHLY REFINED and wei educated
n Freneh gentleman 800, lor SrNefa' 49,
1,rofesssr of languages IN city cOhe.r' Moulu
tir. o enter business NOuid az ~ ~
,osit on good trIuEia or, English ana iVi.SH
pp.',res D0ngeut, mOdersts expectations MN
est references. LOUIS, l,22i bfeaaHsy
YOrNG French gentleman, well eau-
A rat~d. thoroughly c0nNerssht IN VIE
Fnclish language seeks evening en,pi"d5
r1eSt good draughHman. AGrfeS~ NJ ue
B., loe West 4zd-st.
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Snslness Chances

wv ANTED.-ln q strictly nr-t-cla .s manu-
income Of 10 per cent 90 investment. rolia-
bic security, closet Investigation ard hN-t
Of rrference' principals Olly. HONOR
ABLE Tribune Ohicc.
CO. WEEKLY income made with $500
~ > capi:ll by our system or races. CAL
or address II. LIE ROY CAMPBELL &
CO.. S3A Broadway.
T0n ACRES adjoiniDg State PARK. Cats
1OO kills; uneXcelle1 fishing and hunt
ing; correspondence from club solicited
y. y. Club JOINS Oh tie north. {. I. C.,
~. Remy, y Y.
EN- OOO secure. lalf-intere-t in paints
CIV, UOU ard trad secrets OF q wonder
fully successful business being Introduced
here from Engllnd; an energetic and up
right man cOnVers0nt with United states
node Of business preferred. Address Dr.
GEIER. 80 DcNincten-aNe.