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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

TACOMA, Nov. L. Especial. John Vim
cent, Of Allyn, who year ago vas shot
by Saloonkeeper Eberhardt. OF that place.
seriously wounded Peter Philips, OF
Allyn, yesterday, while the latter was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
Rad Work on Tacoma CITY Hall,

TACOMA. Nov. Especial. For i'm
proper bedding OF the stonework of the
new city hall, the city council investigat-
ing committee censure the architect. the
contractor and the superintendent of the
building Improper bedding caused the
Smelling Of the building TO fracture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
Record Of California League.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l2.-Score of totays
games: san Francisco II, hits 9, errors 1: Los An
geles 2, hits 9, errors 10. misunderstanding
and Spies; Balsz and Baldwin.
Oakland 5, hits 5, errors 2: San Jose 8, hits
5, errors 8 Batteresl-German and Wilson;
Look abaugh and ark.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

for last irott ug today, and the record breakers
id TO, start, hut hey are ready 20 80. and If
the day Is good lots of fss, ones will so Monday.
including Stsmboul, Truman. Rowea. Avena
and sweet Rose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

walking along the street with his wife.
Vincent fred three times at random, one
bullet passing through Mrs Phillips dress
and another entering Phillips armpit and
detecting from his shoulder blade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
A Portland Horseman Reported Dead

PoRrLsYp. Nov. PA report reached
here that r. Z. Bybee, q well-known
horseman of this state, died in San Fran
cisco yesterday. The report, however,
couId not be verified.
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Date Of frst publication. November II 1892.

NOTICE OF SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVE
~ ment bonds--N office is hereby ven that he
city council. the agent OF local improve ment
district No 81 created by ordinance NJ 1909. for
the Improvement O: Broadway and Deforrest
streets IF Yesisr avenue 10 the south line OF
Oak street, has authorized and directed the issu
of bonds Of said ioc i Improvement distr CT
No "a, IL the name Of The city Of ee~tts, sggre
gazing the p-!ucipai sum OF eleven thousand eight
hun6re ninety-three and $500 dollars (fl1.-
500. 33l. which bonds shall he IA The orrn pre-
scribe there oy ordinance No z >. shall De
payable ten years after their Date And shall be
sixty four la number: ten thereof being for the
prime pal i've hundre dol ars % vo1 each,
ten for the principal sum Of Two handr' d and ~;
dollars $500 each forty three Tor The principal
sum % one hundred dollars - o0) each ard one
for the principal sum Il II nety-ihree ana 50 90
dollars (sSj So. ana shall bear interest ~ the te
Of per ceat. per aonum, payable seIni-Annua!ly
the Office OF the city treasurer. nd said bonds
will ne ID to the b CHEST bidder therefor At the
Office OF the city comptroller. IN the city hail Of
the city of seattle. at1 p II On -atur AZ, e
cember the 18th, 1892. Al the ttn- sad place
named said bonds vi | be public v offered and Sold
10 the highest bidder. hut in no case hall said
bonds De sold for less than par / be same shall
tear date on the day on which they are sold
j. NJ CARSON. City Comptr oiee
Dated Seattle. Wash November II, 1892.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
HAPPY HOME"
CLOTHING.
K. X. TVETE. 40 Main Street.



NOTICE FOR SEALED PROPOSALS TO Do
~ the city printing for the year 1913.
Call is hereby made on the owners and man
ayers newspapers in the city If seattle tor sealed
proposals do the city printing for the next ensu-
Ing hsca year to- wit From the LIST dav Of Jauu-
airy, 1913. the 3lst day of ecember 1898,
both inc. Us. We. Ia n pr. posal must be accom-
panied by a pond with not less than two sureIies.
In the q M five thousand do lars, approved by
the comptrol er and corpora ion Counsel, condi-
toned thar if the proposal be- accepied the party
proposing VIII, during the period men Toned III its
proposal, ell. seasonaby and faithfully cause TO
De accurately printed and published according 10
law in a certain daily Newspaper manning III of
general circp "a ion in The city OF seattle. all and
singular the matters and things required by law to
be published ia the city official newspapers Of the
cit of seattle. either of them, and such p'o-
posal shall with such bond be delivered into the
c II clerks oic seated no in an eavel pc indorsed
.Sea ed proposals and bond for city printing" on
or before the ntieth day next after the first
publication of this cali, to-wiL. on or before the
Isl iav of d -cember. S92, and shall be Endorsed
br the ty CLERK At the time OF sucn delivery
with the cate of his reception the eof and shall be
first opened oy the board Of aldermen as early
may be- in It's next monthly sessi N thereafter.
bonds accompanying unsuccessful proposals
will be returned TO the propossrs. aud al other
bonds will be filei with the city clerk and
GEORGE J. sToNEMAN,
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aska. So, fieh, end, Ceilings rfrh.
Asrrss, 1ssase r,sht guard: Church. cen'sr.
lea en- quart: HESS, left kie; Ho0ler
ExA; Ass.. ho9eft'ou. quarter bAeS Randall
- tnTteea' Folsom, left hsli-hacs; Akin
Eaes go shaw ie.: end; Qulm0y. center
sasor0sa, Fe'sola goals T.
AL. ~. Anderson. left end: smith. let,
ssssna ~, Jeff guard. Brornwell, center. q
Aszs. s.gh' guard; Hacker, right .ackle.
ssss. les,sseAai McEIroy, quarterback |. Ker
~ alI.,,sseA; s.uFCcy@at, rght-back; Siu.n-
Aslap,es,' ;eech DOVES. s,urdeyant j. MeElfov
- Is core y
ha* a. 9'e Of Taeonlss' play was stu.:evsnt's
Ast-~as. interference. Hackers tackles and
csss, Saa play simpson rantei we'll and
@e'sen male his s,etrht tell on morn
sests. ge sad rusN.
aioa, ss. o' The wrong I'D ~ moe. Of The de-
&es..e '''ansiaet 3.;ter.y. Visiting dis.
Gsa - a'aass!i by t,.r urnrirfn~.
hss,.n, h'S'sson, @. the seattle Cinb. in ex.
n. e,n,sl opaiaa csacersine his team &c.
t,. ana @ae1A'asa bitterly Of the referees ieeis.
Ai.ne.. 80 ezamrle gave ms -rll3r IN one
esvse, o.- LIEF hal sasor.e,t the bali back 20
srass T., .eF having gwen the lei, tackle
paut "a - taese no, hearing il. aid not -.
N&tes, bscs s around AZ :ais instan, the
~ sesd with tie ball, which made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04
Mozart School Of Music

Great improvements have recently been
made ia the Mozart School o! Music. The
teaching Of piano and theorv + thorough
equal 70 the best schools IN TIE country
T he modern Mason system. which sImpai-
fies difficult Passages. - taught here As-
u Hays, the principal. has recently taken
a post graduate course under the great =
NJ Bowman director Of music ~ FsssaT
college and president Of The American Col
lrgs 81 Musicians who recon msnds Der
highly. and the author Of the Mason sT>-
tenn. DR. william Mason. after examining
ber, says as follows.
NV YoEE. OFT :. Issr2-
Mrs. D. Hays q Wlcnita, han. - a. -
Gently examined By me n The pfscticsl
application u the vsTious sxsrclses n
touch and tecbuic- As = result q IRIS *
animation il gives re pleasure 10 = abe
70 express my copbdencs 10 beT ability to
,each tie system infsIliEsn'ly.
"WIL1kE AAEoE.'
The above rs10Tur r sudafi9G. are iron
masters q tie highest Authority IN tLl-
couatEF.
For terms call on or address LrE- y
Hays. is. T. = Biting b}ccE
Miss Ids -perTy. teacher q guitar and
mandolin, rOgcu -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

We unquestionably show the Most
Varied and Complete Assortment in this
city. and at prices producing smile of
satisfaction on the face OF every econom-
ical buyer:
100 Infants Long and Short Cashmere
CioakS, TO be sold at zoe.
so Chili's Jackets to so at 55c.
200 Ladies' Atwood Jackets, sold hereto
fore at S., So and 81; now CSC,
so Ladies' Cheviot Jackets, 81 inches
long. nicely made and well worth
double the price, sl.9S.
90 Misses Newmarkets, with and with
out capes, in II, Il. 16, is years
sizes; some of them sold as high as
SIC, take choice of them now, $2.9s.
70 Black Beaver Tailor-Made Jackets.
80 inches long, with full genuine
Astrican Collar and Revere. satin
lined, with beautiful Astrican head
ornaments; would be cheap AZ $l2;
take those we have at $6.9S. Don't
Fail to See Them.
Q Elegantly Braided and Fringed New
markets, imported goods, made OF
very best material, worth S35; these
two at sass.
80 Beautifully made Misses New
markets, with Military Cape; would
be cheap OF Si2; until sold, $4.6a.
rs Ladies' Tan Striped Jackets, the
latest cut, full length, Will be sold
at 1926.
35 Tan Jackets, Opossum Collar and
Shawl. perfect beauty and re-
markably cheap, $S.75.
40 Black Astrican Trimmed Jackets
will be offered at $2.9S.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04
CHRISTMAS

will soon be here. Every body Is
thinking what they can &c. for a
friend or some Of their fsmity7 " at
wouId then be better than Lins
Piano. organ. sewing Machine. or BIZ
cycle. Music Cabinet Guitar. Violin.
or Banjo. 4 have Just received reyer.
~ carloads OF above goods, and prices
below anything heard Of for sans
quality. They are 81 the best makes
known. Either cash or easy psy-
ments. old instruments taken IN er-
change. Ifyou want - buy, sell. -
trade. am your man.
j have got 20 sell 50 pianos. 60 or
gAus. IS sewing machines. and other
good in proportion before Jan- ist-'s3.
I have the goods and they must p"
sold. good ~ any are buying nos
! never sold a. many good goods ~
my life 40 I an doing BoS. COOL
goods and los prices viii win every
time.
10; OF seroRd hand Bicycles and
Sewing Machines sty0uF oSn price.
come and see what you never EAT
before
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04
NOTE THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS:

See the White Fleeced Blankets we offer at soc.
See the All-Wool Scarlet Blankets offer at $40
See the Ladies All Patent Leather Oxfors sell at AS
See Our Great Specials in Jewelry This Week.
See those Beautiful Fans for Christmas Presents at SOC
See the many Great Bargains in our Fur Department
See the many things in Pocketbooks and Purses
See New Department. just opened, for Fancy Goods
and Fine Perfumeres.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04
f29 North Main 81.


r,or't work ass days in ~ year CT
o.. tato tk~ sEHshl1s- Take Tsez..oa
gpes 10 = - bile
If TOO bus- - "isT CT iast sarurnsr.
t.ly az s1esrsl1u fseAsf = orse-. - ssrfs
Re rguls % t4ss rEas ftet -gr5osa A~w
kfsxsess sa- sg14 ~ EesE g. aEinre - sfu1-
Trims Hstss lbs fazbs. bufsp fse -
s1rsnltv asys. al hassiaE ia go faaa.s
falls -Spssasa~F c.lma.v isass aia atat~r
E0T sesT = lliastfaf<zs f.aH fblrf. e
1rsas g & = eeasala q 4 j. 4 7
. = 3 rss.Fassi. 4,gekas 49, 115sl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04

Henry = Shepard Ess fa1en toe cfYc~
formerly occupisd b. Black wsldeT 4 HDl-
bruok. No e. sid - sezoad for 81
S~dzaiek building and viii boy aad s~ll
real estate on corEEls-sgt. LIT ysus
properly w4tH klm- Hsssng exclusive
coutrot q a IsrGs an1az4ut q real Fatsie
and authority - make prices re ca8 ss.i
uu cav ferrn~ and make trades f0r ot-sr
prCEsertg S@e hls lsst i ayaat Eu4gtnn.
- -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-04

35 Childs White Angora Muffs
and Collars, like cut of muff,
at the ridiculous price of
S1.25 for set.
40 Black French Coney Bows,
full 3 yards long, will go at
the unheard-of price of Csc
each.
80 Wool Astrican Capes at Toe.
IL Genuine Astrican Cspes,
satin lined, s2.18.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-27

The Proprietors Of the B0letfn
Mercantn have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders 70 Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & CO who are the sole
Agents for all English @ Ersseb
Adgsrtising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-27
Ia EUEEA sssMIk gUIlEiEiA
DE N. a MON NOR EMO
21. CRUZ -21

Ttngo sl gusto de ofreces. q
p1Dl Ico eli general mia servicios
en- 81 rarno 4 que me dedico.-Tre.
nes lie sdultos y de parvulcs d.
gran lrj0.-TreDes para viAticos J
ssro lss.- Oapilla srdlente.- CS
tslt .cos Iaso hongss y ouantc ira.
bs1t &c nos Ccnfien, sirviendo & 10.
pue Ncs de la isla ocn aviso On
siciE sado de uns hora, No 90 Did,
dlae no ansioipado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-27
RlRkkOVRUA
Or COMERClANTE..

HTH CURlA DEL OQME8UIO AZ
eas las aasionss, aesas los hempoE saas 70
motoa saSsa uaeslros di4s por lii. GSAsvs
sradusiae dsi irsnsSs Dor los slaRRGS Dc q
slsse Do ssss idioga aGts blaelda sa si Ats
asO %upsansil d NGszsld, y pAbiiss d. & 81
c1aaa~ IS la nais@a asog:EeicR.
Dee ianss grasses, rastS sspASSla, ID
o. Is Impssats del BtdsstR.
LaUIES0lA d TESEDJ&IA DIS
LIBaOS iinpitchda per ls aplisaeioA ts
- ssgla II fshbls para sssrtar sl acadoT
! sl ksFsskos, asOsapaeadA Ss aaEsrssoE
i ,snpios do oAlsaies nsrSaRtslxs, FER y
]. Marsh, uaAGsi&0 IL Ia ~. salsisE Ia
.lssa per a. e. Bssk. 6ale Ia lnRsaiatA
sapssslsA del Axteg. In toms slsganss-
@ssts sRsaaasrRsAs cs-sI ca 10 IA
ael Sgsssta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-27

administration du B0Ietin MeIss
@ntu phonneur de prier MesSieurt
les Annonciers franeais de vouloir bjeH
Iemettre leurs ordres de Publicite
AM. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
Unt les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
e ce journal pour Ia PablicitS FransGiS
81 AnGleiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-27
ENCUADERNACION
DEL 'BI>OLETIK KERCkKTIL, y

zSn es4a secci6n de la casa, mo atada con
3od0s Eoa eEemaeg&os necesattos proviata de
a1@seriaiev d. nEju2era cDase, Sc hacea encua.
dernacIoaes ep ho]Sndesa, carton& passa e.
oanoaa, pie} dc ievante com relieves. todo per.
ecsN E2w@csQa reducId0g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
uork UanIto
Males.


! ID TLIABLE YOUNG MAN, practically
Ii experienced ia coping. coleciiiS,
ttp'Wiiimg, Office and stoch WORK d sizes a
/ permanent petition excellent Inf'le lc' 3.
IEMPLRN1 p. $50 Macor-st.. Brcoklln.
sTENO RATHER anG -, J. J. q. Be-
- lr-!.es position; takes t.eiatioh d.!ect
! 20 ra,nine. EAPEHi, 10 H'drft'st.
/ hfoC.lvn-
I -. ItNOGRAPHEE RcmnpfCn opa ator
/ - good p.hu sn ana correspondent, desire,
! 20. iunn; good appearance Gr2rnt ana re-
/ liable rciruLeutlcn nIst month nominal.
). ", Bon @. Tribune ONO
! ssECRINARY. COMPANION.-Y n.
- ti"m1u dcsir-- position a, such well.
educated and nuent reader; ha- travelled
| cNt"nsivelY salary iwmateFial. Ii. ;. C.,
TRIBUNE Ollce.
u, IT AIlON WANTED hv a. experience
- foreman ~ MIuNi.g d.l@ipMont Wht
YOU'D IKE 10 chargc Nitli irh outof town :
dress l.. A., ls2 Waire.-t.. Paterson y J.
/ - lENOGEAPHEE VII take English cor.
- rA-pondcuc" and tn'r -cribc san" !. span
| i-h o. tie typewriter Address % call Room
- 81 rarA Row.
=, TFNoGRAPHER. l25 words; Remlns-
- ton typewriter; ycafs experience
-alsrv sls private secretary; can furnish
bat II cty references. EXPERIENCE.
Bon :. Tribune once.
! a. ALFSMAN.-S.t untion wantf-! by an ex-
- p' i"rrrd travelling salesman h1'n.
ware or ~pOitiag goods line piefnlr'd. Ad-
dre,- i. ". RUSSELL bristol, Conn.
~ 1MEKEEPER want io-it on IN factory
20 take charge. bc-t ref r.ntc~, pre-
Niou+ly had charge Of 900 m'n good pen
Of EorRe, 592 iih-ayc. '' " ''
II YPEwRITiNG on Kcmipe'on ma.
chino: LEGAL salesman, memoranda.
eic.. j. r. II. CARMlENCKE. Ljc9
~ uOROCGn PRESsMAN. job compost.
rcricrcr; strictly temporal" AID rehahle.
ONflDENllAL. % WIlloughby.st..
Brooklyn.
NV AT"HMAS. with many vnar-' refer
w cuce In hOi"l-. clubs and Office l;id-
ing. wishes position in any above rnn'
salary nn object can o. acdr'~, NEAL,
car fork" 80 ith-avr.
XUAICHMAN. man TIA, knows his
W business: u-e1 TO - ann and heating
apiarl'u- American. sob'r. be-. o. rri.r-
cnce,. COSTELLO, 132 Ltortt-.t.
az ArCUMAN.-By gcoa STEADY, sobrr.
w reliable man cool rrfcrrhc"; M ~.
stands h,S businc ~. Pi,l-e call or al
~ oUSt MAN. gooG ueulun. qulck and
/ correct ~ figures. desires position good
? f.r urc- Address WNANS, care Of Ra.l y,
800 Wet 2icl-,t.
NOt'NG NAN WISHES position ~ Groom or
u-riul-uan in priya'" family > Frar'
perennial city reference. Call or address GJ2
3d-ltc
n o. N,r NAN ac" D.. vi.l.sa -.tu2t.on
20 wholesale hon 70. r'ai '.l., ." in-
-lIartc o.lcc. bot reference. Address
.DHH 81 EH1rE 80 - S.i--'.
" OyEG MAN wi-hc. pos. ION o.. >r.l-
ping rle.t or porter. OF 1uI iilnG else hH-
tac b.st OF references. il. uhNEthN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Conntrp Real estate Go Get

A SBUPY PARK, \. J,-Dcsirsb,e fur
"A ntshed cotta2es aud bO1rdin 2-hoDsns to
bt; ffs:s forwarded UpUI opp,icasOn.
LILLIAN ROSS. Asbury Park, n. J.
TN o LrT .-FroDl Jrne ] y October l. n
1 beoutfr VIA o. the ElSt River. oppo:
81. Wasthester Win park vegetable and
fruit garien b. rooms. furnished billiard,
easle. bathing and boat houses, large p.
ara; fanfly Po.8g 20 Europe. address
p, 2. 0. Box 1,62G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Boaro Uanteb.

WANTED.-By q family Of four, young.
est fourteen; and nsa1a 'osf ,a,i ,,f o sne
how Of wal.st. require four large, well
furnished rooms bathroom; superior table;
eeid address, With fall particulars gla
paee, 70 w. X. Y. BOX ID, Tribune Up
Swn Once, 1,242 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Citn RtaI Csiatc Go Get.

HOUSES And FLATS TO LET. West
ii side all prices. STEVENS, 9th-aVe.,
COZ. :,5d.st: 3.h.aye. and l0ith-st.
fNO LET.-House, 25i West 25th-st
j board OF owner and family pays main
pat u rent privilege OF taking other
borders If desired can be seen from 10
u T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Conntrn Real Csiate for Sale

A GENCl FOR MONTCLAIR--Dwell
~ Tor sale or 20 let lcarg assortment Of
handsome building sites terms easy.
TUBES & TAYLOR. , Bee6man-st.. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

IL or SEMOEk By q neat German good
cook aud leurdrc>s or general house.
vurh teC'iIe q references CITY or country
2ij La. 3l>t It.. between 2d and 80 AYES.
basement beU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Eue,ncss Ghdnrfs.


A NEW short-distance telephone; can be
"A sold complete for go csptai wsntea
use. Mr.. PEACH. b. Hope-st.. BFooK'
Ign. n. Y. --
ga pEKRATIoNs OF AIRS. Witt"
AThursday evening at HyPnSc 'l,,, Seanre;
3l6 West 5S.hse, DIR. MCCARTHY Wal
present the history Of this case. MISS NC
CAkTHY Soloist.
GRAND SUCCESS. SO. ocO TO s. .oco
a wanted TO manufacture new sporting
enterprise for SUMNER resorts. EfroonS
&e. can be let or sod outright p ro,e,,sgn
by isstepts can handle your own CAPITA
cali and see The same. fSVENIOh'
Powcis-st. Brooaiya, y. Y. -----------
AN oLD-EsrAs LIsHEDD on manu n9Si,Irn.s
c.,staI inyestrnsnt secured and ~ pei cent
proift aIteed. {. VENTON PATIEh-
SON. World Building.
ID USINf;sS. staple ~ wheat, wants r.
II liable nan. with 5000. 20 learn nTst'
class income aud money secured. al ~
dsy. PRINCIPAL. go Broadway. loom W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Real estate iljanieo.

M CODED land wanted instruments. SO
w ntIr depot not mere than 10 miles
nom S"w-IOrK City. A. o, Box 10, Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Boar0 an0 Hooms,

OoUgLE or SINGLE ROOM with board
y for one or two Vaso0s reiere,css given
ead required. ~ West 4ho-st,
HOTEL vIANO. 80 East lsth-st-Res-
III taurant table o'hOte rooms daily,
weekly with or without board elevator
Accommodate 10 parties.
10 TH.ST. 30 WEST. near elevated sta
10 uon-RoOus with board large,
snail table board very convenient
DIST ST. o WEST. near Fifth Avenue
& Hotel Desirable rooms, Win boaIo
visitors to city accommodated table board:
Oh wEST eGTH-Sr.. MrLLER's Ho-
" TIL. -P0rmsnent or transient guests
uneyeeptonablo table; moderate rates.
fsTH.Sr., III WEsT.-Psasant large
~ ard small rooms large closcS PAIN
with OF without board; terms moderate
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10y SEX ELpFR- an active New.
II England lady 'Npficurrd in all dome.
ne dutlee no. afaid ~ work ia All iastitu.
ton or private family best ~ city refer.
rnc",. Address COMPETENT. BON 81,
rs Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

- ROOM or SECOND MANY youns
" man good groom and harness cleanel;
WILING anu obIging, nrst-clas, reiercD.e;;
cali or address GROOM. care Nooiet, IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
domestic Situations fuantf0.
Males

n OhCHMAN.-S wanted by young
" Engl lshnan can milk good references
ID 80 1, 1 4 EfI
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Go fet for Bnsincss purposes

IANHATTAN COLLEGE BUILDING,
lI 2l1.2l5 West 32d-st.-For sale. lease.
or to let In floors 10 suit tenant. For stor
age or manufacturing purposes. Apply for
particulars at d. FlSC HER & CO.'S, cor.
Duane and Greenwich st$.
V'O LET.-Flve-stOry building, 5OX75, 344
| and 3tG East 23d -. suitable for light
nanufac ulng or business now occupied
as piano mandatory. Apply at HOk-
TONS, 305 4th-aVe.
" ESEY.ST., no. 2o.-Desna able first half
loft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Rooms tOantco.

A TTORNIY want, Office room from May
n ] would take small room Of suite with
desirable party state size and price.
NOTARY. Tribune Oiiice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
flats 90 Get, llnfurnisbe0

DLACK BUILDING. 2jl Fifth rave, en-
- trance E1s: 2Sth-st. sunny apartments,
large and medium size.
Al ODERATE RENTS. single fac.
w large rooms and bath. oil improve
mrnts: only refined farilin, received 30
children. Mrs. PIERCE. sos East 1l9th-St.
TX TH.ST.. 10 TO . EAST. Madison
L ~ and 9TH aVe~.-Eieg1it new deco
rat..d fats q rooms and tath c0nVenient
I'd or so eve. l. lotion desirable locality
rent only $50 u SO jmitor.
Jersey City.
ELEGANT single mas "a 10: as Nos. 30j.
Il 3O1 Montsomely-st., Jersey City. eight
large, iisht rooms private halls bathroom
plenty OF closets superior ilnlsh ana furnish.
ings anc locality halt block f ON park !;
not far from ferries rents from 1913 TO @f7.
Inquire OF Janitor~.
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Glisccllancous.

TNTLFMFN Wishing b. di-DO-e II
w their l,ft-Of- cl0thinr at a fair value.
VIII Ilea@c oall on OF addrc-~. LDN Ai.D
MILLER ~ Gth-avc.
INXrTRlEN, I'd PHYSICIAN WIZ ac-
II company invalid win begirn!ns lnht
trouble for travel or soiourn in hcliinr ci'-
mate. Wit TO W. W. ;. =. Tribune Once.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-15
WORLDS FAIR pA,,.lEs.



Publishers Of the big newspapers in
Chicago have been discussing for some
time plans OF an exhibit they will
make at the fair Ii is As good as
settled now that morning aud an
evening paper Viii be issued in ma
chinery hall every day. The papers
would be printed on presses sent to
the fair as exhibits. and it is possible
that they viii be printed en- paper
made on the exposition grounds.
This exhibit would enable persons
who have not witnessed the interest
ing process of producing great daily
newspaper to see every feature of the
work, from the manufacture of paper
to the delivery OF the story of the
events of a day to subscribers
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-12-15

Out Of the total 1904 paupers in
alms-houses in the United States in
the last year, 9l.lo per cent. were
white and but SIS per cent were col
ored.