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The sun., 1891-08-10

Boss Wood Carver George ApeH TrIes to
End His Troubles.

George Apell. the wood carver OF 271 Avenue
A who attempted suicide late on Saturday
night by shooting himself in the head with q
revolver, is In Bellevue Hospital with slender
chances OF recovery The bullet entered the
right temple, ploughed through the brain. nd.
striking the back OF the skull. rebounded and
lies somewhere in tho hole that iI made DIR.
Stone has trephined the skull. but cannot find
the ball.
hpe.I is boss az wool carving shop At 33t
West Third street. where he EMPLOYS two or
three men. His vile says that MONITORS OF the
Wood Csrvers' Union have tormeuted him
lately.
The sun., 1891-08-10
There Was u Policeman Handy.

Policeman Sheridan OF Church street was
passing up Elizabeth street yesterday after
noon in plain clothes. Near Houston street he
saw two Italians In a doorway Guarrelling
Ono OF them pulled a raz9r and slashed the
Sheridan chased him.
In Houston street The Italian turned. razor
In hand. and Sheridan Knocked him down with
his club The prisoner was Tofano Mesini
and Nincenzo Tuolisco who was cut, is his
cousin: They were auarrslling about wo-
man, they say.
The sun., 1891-08-10
Body OF a BOY Found I. the N.rrow..

Fort HAMILTON. Aug. "a little boy. years
OF age. was found drowned In the Narrows to-
day lie evidently had not been over twenty
four hours in the water
He had light brown hair and his clothing
consisted OF a white dress with red flowers,
black stockip2s aud button shneAs
The sun., 1891-08-10
HARRY CAME BACK ALONE
He Says tho Little Girl Who Was with
Him ~ Ia the Water.

Him IL in the Water.
At 2l4 East Fourth street live the families OF
James Burns. machnist. and Michael Fred
richer . fur worker. Harry. 3-year- old
son OF Burns. and 4-year-o'd daughter Of
Fredrichsr whose name is said to be Gilmore.
wandered down the street hand-in hand yes
An hour later the boy was found sobbipg
about tho bulkhead there and taken home.
Then. whom asked whore the glr was. he only
said: I'm water. in wa'er.' Fredricher ran
hatless out OF the house and stayed about the
dock until a late hour. He was frantic. The
police say that TOO many people are about the
dock on Sunday not to notice drowning ac-
cidene They have learned Of none By inquiry.
The sun., 1891-08-10
THE LATEST NIAGARA MYSTERY:
No Clue to the Identity of the Girl Whose
BODY was Found In the River.

Body Was Found In the Kiver.
LocKPoRr. Aug. 9.-The mystery surround
Ing tho identity Of tho beautiful. dark haired
girl found In the Niagara River at Lewiston as
yet remains unsolved. Physicians have made
an autopsy. and found that she was drowned
They do not think any assault was made. as no
bruises were found Tho woman who came
over from Toronto failed to identify her: A
effects on tho bank. 1t was addressed as fol-
lows:
Montreal. in caro- OF D. Batherly. St Clair
Flats. July 80.
On the opposite side Il read:
Niagara Write iuimediately. Frank and may come
J. N.
It Is thought that Mamie may be the girls
name. But another theory Is that she is q
Buffalo girl. as her shoes bear the mark Of
Barnes Hengerer i Co.. well-known dry
goods firm there.
The sun., 1891-08-10
The P-e.,den, and Blaine Invited.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 9.-The President will go
to West Virginia in the autumn as the guest
OF the Hon. Stephen IL. Elkins at the club
house on Cheat Mountain. near Beverly. Sec
retsry blame has been Invited to Join the
The sun., 1891-08-10

George Jones's Condition Cnch anged.
LEWISTON. Ma, A0R. 9.-The condition Of
Editor Jones is UNCHANGED. His physicians
Private advtces received to- night. from Low.
iston, Me- are that Mr.. George Jones 10
little better.
The sun., 1891-08-10

Latest Marine IntelliEsuca.
Arrved-stsAmsnips Furnsss!A from kovtIls: ReAu-
mpr. from bordsauxi and Ortzs6a. from HAVApA
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nsd great reputation as . swimmer. His
specially had been diving from tremendous
nslghts. While helping to unload the ship
Johann Friedrich this week, he accepted q
wager that he dare no: dive from the top yard,
w leet. Alter breakfast the next morning
work was suspended and his comrades
.smsred to see him perform tho feat. He went
me TOP yard, he ssttated minute and then
ssme down head first to tho water lie rose
su"cS.y to tho surface. while all cheerei. thsn
sssx BACK dead. There was no scar on his
'Cu,' n, as oil his Injuries were internal
use enierprtsing Englishmen are causing
p,s pU go OF trouble at Ems. Kisslngen. Baden
eu' r una few less celebrated places OF
s,s, "a uermany. They are check raisers
oise.s and counterfeiters. All three are
s .h.So OF herman. French. and italian, and
tho,.t 'nelr apparent nationality SO often
ue ponce are unable to got their hands
~ 'nem Ihe Engishmen register as lords or
slns sUI' ouy freely Of fevsrything. and pay their
Nu. III. WIN DIG checks on well-knoWn metro
n.tsn .... banks. or with counterfeits. always
ns enough change to keep them In
."uuahl pocket money. Five-hundred-
$50 notes have been their specially lately.
M ph, most OF the keepers OF large hotels In the
ne eouhtry have ono or two Of those notes
" which to remember them,
o baroness Won Deym tried to pick her
u own enerrles on last Wednesday In her park at
r'ousosre so as to save the wages OF pickers.
..". 'auuer on which she and her maid stood
.vnapseu ana both We're thrown 20 the ground.
hs'r injuries wore fatal
nelr Won stephan. In perial Postal Secretary.
~ accepted the Presidency Of the Inter-
A''SnAA 'esIo'teehnical Congress. which will
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An Iater,iew with the Chinese MIN
tster ON Bisir.

wAsiusaroS, April 2o.--A repre-
sentative OF the Associated ffce- tilis
morning called nj the Chinese lega-
ton here and had MI Interview with
Minister Yen In regard TO the declina'
ton OF his government to receive Scna-
tor Blair M the accredited representa-.
tive Of tho United States. Yen said
through an interpreter that he had re-
ceived q cablcgram from the Chinese
foreign office which he was Instructed
10 lay before Secretary Balm. without
delay, expressing the unwillingness Of
the Emperor TO receive Blair. Othcr
than this, Yen received no Instructions,
written or Otherwise, from his govern
ment on tn. subject. The exact lan-
Ruagc u the cablegram, or whether
any reason for this action was given,
he failed to state. Personally, he had
very high opinion OF Senator Blaif.
At the limo Senator Blair was n0inin-
atcd minister 10 China, Yen was IN
Pcru,to which government he also was
n representative, and did not return 70
the United States uutil early IN the
present month. He never had oc-
casion 10 ascertain what Ind been
Senator BlaIr's attitude toward China
or the Chinese feeidents OF this
country, aud, not until his return had
the senator'rutteranccs on the Chinese
question, ~ reported In tho Con.
gres-ionnl Record, been brought 10
his attention. The minister conveyed
tho impression that he simply stated
the facts 10 his government, and that,
aside from this, he had not sought 10
influence it, dccision, either favorably
10 the senator or unhvofably. This
action Of the Chinese authorities has
not created the least excitement here,
NJ u has been anticipated by many
from the fiTst. The proceeding Il not
n very unusual one aud cannot DO
construed ~ Indicating any unffiend'
ly feeling towards this government.
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and Aon, has visited Copenhagen q few
DAYS. Hc has recently finished an
oratorio entitled. "Pcsce," 10 wh,rn
A.. Grleg will compose the music. me
poet rcciicj, himself, the oiatorio 70 Tue
composer and a few selected AUDITORS
Six Dauish workmen have been ex-
PEELED from South Jutland, because
they were obnoxious TO the Prussinn
authorities. The crlmesof two oithe m
consisted In their paying visit 10
their native town without permiss'o"'
Sicl
A procession Of 400 workmen were
scattered by the police In Copenba.cn
the other day. They were singing .ne
Socialist March and intent on icing
present at meeting Of the mayor anu
municipal authorities discussing the
prevailing great lack Of work, which,
subject bad been preferred by the
SoclnlistIc leaders. A few were per-
mltted 10 be present. Wrong .gra!u-
ally yields TO tho pressure Of right.
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BALIIMoRE, April 29.-Thc Butte,
Montana, dispatch which reported that
the Anaconda mines were sold TO the
Rothschilds Ia thought 10 be hut n
repetition Of story which has been
In circulation here for some time. vii.
liam Kcyscr, president Of the Balti.
more Copper Company sin New York
at present, and II Il known that he II
soon going TO Europe for bis health.
People here who might be expected 10
know something OF tue matter declined
10 TALK.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-Irwln g..
Stump, manager Of the estate OF the
late Senator Hearst, who owned n
large interest In the Anaconda MINIS,
denies all knowledge OF the reported
sale OF the mines TO the Rolhschllds.
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Sealed bids will be received by the
County Clerk Of Salt Lake County
from architects To prepare plans for and
supcrintend the erection OF an addition
10 the County Poor House. Bids must
he presented on or before IL M, May
=, 1891. Judge q. w. Bartch aud DR..
J. =. Richards may 10 consulted M 10
details.
The county reserves the right 10 70.
Ject any or all bids.
BY order Of the County Court.
&. l.. ALLEN,
County Clerk,
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April co.
The fire which started In the Camp.
bell a Go. furniture factory on King
street, early this morning, was gotten
under control nj seven O'Clock, after
destroying property covering twenty
acres. Tho loss IL n quarter of n mil.
lion. on which the Insurance IL over
$3.50, 900. This heaviest losers are; n.
q. Bellows, a. II. Upbell 4 company.
furniture factory. Loss, $4,000; In.
surancc, $4,000. East rennessee.
Virginia and Georgia Railroad com.
paDy's freight depot aud contents, and
soventy.flve car lot Is Of freight. Los.
fi2o,O0O; Insurance not known, A
large quantity OF lumber IN the vicini.
~ and number OF buildings wcre
burned, bringing the loss up 10 the
total given. while this flre was In
progress, a second broke out In another
part OF town doing damage TO ,he
amount OF $4,000.
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OficiaI Circles In Paris Alarmed al the
Possibility Of the Outbreak
or q Riot.
A NEW yoaK CENTRAL civlt SEA-
VICE REFORM.
PARIS ALARMED.
An Ausrch,s, Outbreak Feared On
May.day.

MnysdnNs
PARIS April GA serious feeling Of
alarm prevails In official circles here
at the possibility Of an anarchist out
break the firrt Of May. As n result,
the military aud police authorities are
takingthe mostcx,remc pr,cauiionsand
making every preparation possible 70
oficctually meet aud promptly suppress
any disorder. Several violent Anarchist
manlicstos, intended 10 incite the sol
dierr composing the garrison OF Paris
and IL nelghborhool 10 revolt, have
recently been circulated by Anarch'
iais.
IL has been announced that from to-
day uuill May.day, when the excite.
mont n over, no soldiers viii be al.
lowed 10 leave their barracks, except
ON guard duty, or 10 bring In supplies,
provisions. etc. Even the officers are
confined 10 their barracks. To each
soldier Of the garrison onc hundred
rounds OF ball cartridges have teen dis
tributrd. The military authorities
have also arranged plans Of communi-
cation with the different military
posts, barracks and forts aud have COM
pletod arrangements for the concentra-
lion and distribution ut points Of van.
tagc Of troops, IN case OF disorders.
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Annual Report OF tho Union Pacific.
Boston, April 2o.-Thc Union Pa
clio has Issued Ia annual report today.
IL Ia not 40 unfavorablc ns expected,
the deficit for the whole system being
only s275,OOO. This loss, President
Dillon says, Ia due TO the large In.
crease In tho operating expenses, Ia
part accounted for by tho fact that a
larger amount Of freight has been
moved al lower rates IN 1890 than In
1853. The mileage Of the Union
Pacific system was Increased January
I, 1880 by mn addition Of q number Of
lines, bringing II up 10 sO15. On this,
the gross earnings were sii,53S, 900. an
increase OF $500, 200. The net earn
ings were sl2,3S0, 900. Decrease ST..
$4,000. Total income, yi3, 42o, 900;
decrease, s930,00J. Total expcndi.
lures, $4,000, 900; increase saeO'OOO.
During thopa year 1901 900 Kansas
Pacific consolidated bonds and $685.
900 Union Pacific sinking f,ind rights
paid for the proceeds Of the land sales
leaving outstanding 81, 800, 900 sinking
funds rights at the close Of the year.
This proceeds OF land sales, subject 10
this mortgage, will be- sufficient 10.
eventually, retire nil bonds and leave
surplus 10 tho company Of s., $50, 900
The net decrease In the Union Pacific
company funded debt for thu year ia
s., l22, 900. Tho balance 10 the credit
income account. December 81, IsoOis
50, t74,0 900 against s7,7ii.0O0 the proyi.
Gus year. The not floating debt.
$3.50, 900; increase S2,3s5, 900 over
tho year before.
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ment. Engineers, firemen, conductors
ami trninmen are included In those
who will have TO stand tho cxnmina-
ton on questions on the technical run
ming Of trains, Signals aud operating
trains, aud equipment. The company
hope by this course TO secure an inlein'
gent, capable and careful lot OF men.
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:, NEW foRli, April 20.-The New
YORK Central management have do.
clded on a civil service reform among
It's employees. An examination will
soon DO held OF the men connected
with the operating and motor denart.
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HOSIERY.

Ono Lot Ladies' Fast Black Hose, at TO- a patr
Ono Lot Ladies' Nuban Dyo absolutely Fast Black
Hose, at 1910 por pair. ~
Ladies' Fancy Hose. Black Ger Fancy Tops with sco fee,
atl6fc por pair y
Ladies' Black High Snlcod Lioo -
pair, regular selling price 4Oc.
Chidrons Fast Black Ribbed Hose all Sizes at Tic pair
Chdrens oroy and Brown Mixed Ribbed Hose ali sizes at 7
pair. ' a.
Chidrons Black Ribbed Best German mako and
Stainless Hose o. at 25o pair regular ssIlInc
price SOC. '' '~e ''S
mems Seamless Half Hose. in Natural Grcys I2c n par
ono Lot Mons SUPPORTING Seamless Half Hose Leather Shade.
Best Stock Nesst Finish Fastest Fabric in
at zoe. a pair.
Mems Night Shirts Splendid Embroidery soo
piece regular price $780, 1890
Mems Onaundod Shirts Linen Osom, Reinforced Front pd Rack
45c. "' "A' ""'"'
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The entire collection OF paintings
done while In Europe and aimee his ~.
turn three years work) will be on ex-
hibition day and evening at Calder,s
Hall, May ! and ., and be sold at auc-
ton Monday and Tuesday evenings,
May aud ,, sale commencing at s
p. m. sharp. div
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JFRsy Cry, n. j.. April a0.--Thc
police u this city have arrested man
wanted IN New York In connection
with the Jack the Ripper murder last
week. Ho Ia SUPPOSED to bc a sailor
aud known IN Ffenchy No. Q.
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Old Felt, silk and Straw Hat,
cleaned, re-blockcd and re.trlmmeds
and made 10 look same M new, at the
Hat Factory, 3lS q. Street, for n mod.
crate charge. Hats called for ani dc.
llvored when flnishod. div
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NEw YORK, April 90. - Business
was transacted Ms usual at the Ninth
National Bank this morning, and there
Is nothing 10 Indicate IL loss Of $500. 900.
add Anaconda sale
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SAN FRANCISCO, April e9.--Lsst
night nj Ia. California athletic club
Abe willis, tho Australian feather.
weight was awarded the fight after an
eight round contest with Dan Mahoney
OF San Francisco.
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LONDON. April 29.-The printers OF
Rome have struck. None of tho paI ers
VIII be published Thursday.
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LONDON, April 2o.-Tho great event
Of the Newmarket today was the race
for 1000 guincas stakes for threc-y year
olds, won by Common, Orviele second
aud Peter fiavcr third. There were
nino starters.
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CLOAKS AND WRAPS.

Lot OF Ladies' Wrappers, all ong
cu back Si5o; best thing city this line
Lot OF Ladies' Black SILK Corded Shoulder Capes
at $3.50 and $3.50 each. 1921
Ladies' Black Capos, raised Shoulders Mods Collar. NJ
$500 zach. ~
Ladies' Cloth Embroidered Capos Latest Styles at oaob
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LONDON, April 20.--QUeen Victoria
has left Grassc, homeward bound.
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WHITE GOODS.

a Lot Chook Nalnsooks In bookfold at 7io. per yd.
A Lot OF Striped India Linons longold. per yd
White omstched nda Linens 81 80 aud 30 inches Width
at Ice, iSc. ani 200. per yd.
Largo Limo of quality Outing Fannes at oo. yd
Lot of Cream Honoyoomb Towels, rs sNc piece
Lot OF Laco Stripe Curtain Scrlms, at per yd.
Nottingham Lace Curtain Nets, at l2lo. per yd.
Curtains 3 yds. long ot soc. pair.
81 yds long, at $l.oo S.25.
Lot White Crochet Bed Spreads Mae patterns Soc
EACH
Ono Lot rwlIed Crash Towong. at So. per yd.
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Is now prepared to walt upon
customers In his New Store;
no has n magnificent limo of
Furniture. Carpets and Wall
Paper. Call and 500 him.
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NOTIONS AND GLOVES

Ladies' Colored Lso Gloves at loc n mir
Lot of Bost Quality Gloves sizes 81 and "a only Mt os
- - '''' ~ -0S' d
Ladies' 7-hook Suede Kid Cloves Tan Shades all s. at 7s
pair GreRt bargain. - ' w 'o@' a
20 dog Rubber Dressing Combs, at Sc oaoh
10 doz Wire Hair Brushes, a 2Oc. zach.
LOT OF Ladies Shell Amber and Black Hair Ornaments nj
log piece regular selling price Csc 10 al 90 ~
dozen. '"s' at &C. per
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New York, April 2e.-Gold coin
TO the amount Of $3.50, 900 has Just peoh
ordered for export tomorrow.
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scAnrE, 20 y. Isl liOuth, rlescrIrllors
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ScARFF, 20 East, let South, Perfumes
Once q customer, always customer.
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LONDON, April 2o.-The lumber
yards OF Duffy aud Sons at Bernard.
sey and number Of tenements near by
were burned today.
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DiNWCODEY

scARrp, 20 East, LIST Sou tn, Drug.
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Money 60 Lam
By Utah Investment Co. Bonds no.
gotiated. Offices 23s and $40 Constitu.
ton Building.
-. Y. HAMPTON, Prcst.
Y. +. CAFfREy, Sec.
N. V. JONES, Treas.
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6tlp u)anieo.
Females

A A.-A-Expa1enced operators; also
n. ~O.ne learners. Oh ladies' Undergar-
rents st-ady work the wear around also
q number Of outside hands Of whom we
require samples ana references. SIE6EL
BIOS. 1853 and laJ South shave.
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DsmesIlr SlIuanons UauIeo


COOK-By irstclass cook is thoroughly
- experienced ga all branches OF cock
ing; seiyeS dinners. PARTIES, iuncheons, Nc,'
Tas excellent references city or country.
Please call 40 9th ave, near 4zd-st
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VoUYG SWEDISH WOMAN wishes =
deanins. sNkLHkIlN as7 Henpv--s,
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Dumesus oluauuus DanEeQ


Males.
A YOUNG MAN, at present engaged
"A would Ike 70 maze change; under.
.tands Tie care OF horses has always Rorsed
I'll aeutlemais place; thoroughly under
.Jtnd- MS business; best Of references city
pr.f rfrd. Address J. B.. Pelham Manor,
\. y.
A 1TENpANT-By an experienced young
n lau ae attendant ~ inNaiId or ine8ne
gentleman; best references. Address
81. b.. BOX ~. Tribune Uptown once,
1 ,Z3s Broadway
A RESPECTABLE and honest young
"A culorcd man would Ike situation In pri-
yaie family. or At anything Wiling, 0hiis-
Ing; best of reie ehces. Address HONEST,
Box 10, Tribune ONCE.
- UTLER.-By a frst-clqss french msn.
ID age 30, In private family sraEs Fhs-
ian sober tho Oughly competent, under
stands hss bIs.nNs-, t2hc fWl charge OF
dlunlr pIrt.ss; just discnGagtd nlsi-ciass
city reference from ast employer, who can
sreu. Address J.. r.. Box 87J, IT.buns
upiewn OGice, L23s Broadway
ID UTLER or VALET.-By newly arrived
ID SWlssn.an; understands both duties
bet Lon1on Pars 7eifle i - sisy , or eVgE.
town Once, l,2Se Broadway
seUILEK- a 3oung coior-d man -
- butter in private family thoroughly un
Crrs.lnd. his bgsin'-, In every sptr. VIII
nag aIC OlLg ne Ar,j-c!a-s tltl FtI lt1cr'
Oh or ald.es, ". g., go West 4'Li-st.
EsI.ILfE-SfAMs or LADY Is
ID MAID.-By young French swiss coupe
man q. 81 at.caaa butler VIE a. scam ,tices
or lady's ma!l can give excellent CTS RI.
,r,n-fs city or country }. NJ lOS CiH
ton Place.
ID UTLER.-BY FrenchAan nrst-class but
ID leq aud valet. Ia private lsiH!iNi
whore second man is kopti best city refer
cnccs. BUTLER. - West @ist--t.
pUTLEE English; 3 wears II month
ID city reference. Address ;. OWEN,
To- Vest 3l-t--t
- tFTLER.-By young mgn in a piiyate
ID family; first, lass city reference. W.
l.. tribune UPTOWN oGicc, 10 krolaway.
~ TTLEK - COOK Man experienced
~ ra-tfr, wife eSceucu- rooki recon
n-ndcd bv -,,rt auG .9nuer employers
cal or adare-s HkNliN. 90 WLlOw-st.,
y eoal'r. near Bridge.
ID CrLEK AID COOk.-Ry q highly recon.
I'D Helded y0lnG English coupe wife a.
tOOI. lAucdrrss o. E.t hsnMnid ran eNpf n
erc1o watt aad useful. " Ia Mrs. TYLER,
rs otlaye.
- VTLER English. wishes place ~ once
a. ciry reference wages 40. Nj HA-
CONS. AGO ON ave.
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COOK WANTED Only one thoroughly
y competent, heat and quick need apply
= ferences required We have mansery3 n.
h1usuaid ald laundFess wages e25 per
month. Address Mrs. G. T. DfLLEY,
IlI-.f-na Tow
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A WN. Z. HARTUN7,
4A' Expert Accom- taHt aAd auditor,
L..nee bul.1.lg. Room 90 81 Park Row.
4 YOUNG NAN desires position a, clerk
a Ia retail crysO0ds store understands Al
b.tnchcs Thoroughly, but makes = specially
a los ery selling. Address j.. ii. W, Put
nan House
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