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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
s9haauon Of the Fcedmans Aid Society and the Board
DIR. JAMES MLEOD INDIGNANT
DENoCNclNG AS MALICIOUS FALsEHooD A
STATEMENT MADE CONCERNING HIM AT
A MEETING IN THIS C1rv

a
STATEMENT MADE CONCERNING I1-v At
MEETING IN THIS CITY.
Albany. Nav 10 tspcciaD-rbe Roy D- ,,mcs
Mcleod. pastor OF the First Conorccot,ono, church
here. feels much aggricved BY attacks Which vcre
made upon him last night at a mee,,,g ~ tho MON
bers OF the Fourth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church IN
Ne"'iork' when they met 10 vote upon the question
whether or not they should invite him N become
their pastor lie especially thinks that great injustice
WAS dohe MN bS Ut. W. r. Bullard. Concerning Dr..
Billiards. remarks. a report o. the church meeting
In The Tribune to-day says Upon rcouest DR.. w. r.
Bullard read letter which he had received from
aunt OF his living RI Indanapols IN which she
spoke IN unqualified terms against Dr. Mcleod She
SAID. among other Things that when he began his
pastOrate there he had full church but preached
his congregation away unti he spoke 10 empty seats
that he did not pay his debts and that he was lacking
in intellectuay."
Speaking about Mrs. Billiards. letter today. Or.
Mcleod said =" hope The Tribune will give rs much
publicity TO nv denial OF this statement II published
from Mrs BuIard that do rot pay debts. II did
to her assertion that do not. She has made most
malicious statement. II is absolut. falsehood. !
do not owe a man dollar. nor did | when in
indianapolis. Since entered the ministry I never
flCurrcd debt did not nv way clearly 10 pay.
The falschood is most cruel one and 1t IS harmful
In the highest degree for clergy character Is
his capital. Like woman's character. II cannot be
debated.
"In relation to thc Fourth Avenue Church. per
NIT me- to say that / hnve never sought
to he its pastor. No member of IL has
ever written spoken to me about becoming rs head
without authority from myself The subject has been
discussed by the members. The first knowledge had
that the fact that try proposed to Invite me to be
come the pastor OF the church was being debated WAS
in panSraph In newspaper. Lately. saw By
another paragraph In newspaper that the cOngrcga
ton was divided In opinion TO the wisdom of inv-
Ing me to become tie pastor. This led 10 write
letter 10 one OF the elders whom knew. sayin.
that | had observed that my name under discus
SION and that there had been division upon IL. and
that therefore, ] would request him not T. press IT,
That letter should hive been read to the congregation
last night II II had been done. perhaps should have
been saved from the very unjust attack Mrs Billiard
made upon me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

Chicago. May l2.-Thc Federal Grand jury spent all OF
day nquIring the Reading combine and learned
nothing. The matter will ho dropped here. District
Attorney Michrist worked faithfully 10 show 10 the salts
Of the Jury that the monopoly violating both
the letter aud spirit Of the Sherman Antitrust law, but
after nearly coal men. including the Western
general Of the Reading Company had been The
rack, he up the attempt and ACKNOWLEDGED himself
The also confessed Itself defeated. at +
fact" said Mr.. Mchrst and have demon ,trs,ed lt
to-day coal dealer buy coal for future
delivery beyond period Of thirty days The system Of
future delivery which has been in existence for over twelve
years has len absolutely wiped out. There doubt
but that an arrangement whereby cal boosted
price but can't prove IT. here. The fellows who
manipulating this scheme In the East and there
Government will have to look for them. II will De Idle
to continue the inquiry here although the Jury Will hear
one or two additional WITNESSES tomorrow. IL cafe
lay the jury will indict ONE"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
THE WINNERS AT LOUISVILLE.

louisville May 1o-Fine weather brouch, out q good
crowd az Churchill Downs to-day, and the sport
celent The feature Of the day was the Hurstbouns
Stakes and in splendid finish 1t won by Deerfoot
The first picked up by Salvation In lighting
finish the second BY oddson fayorite Interior the
fourth by Mary McGowa and the fifth and last by Kins.
GEN. an outsider.
First race-Six hirlongs. Salvation, 2l0 III Anders
SON, . Ia s. by a length; Colonel Clay ITO u.
Murply l. second Lockport ITO Lindsay, 10 to i.
third. rme-l rs.
Second race-Sellng half mile. Interior 102 (Pefkin.
SOM TO 5 BY four lengths Dr.. Morris 1o2 lKcit,
10 Second Poor Jonathan ITO (lay, 70 2 third
Tlme-0 50s,.
Third race-The Hurstbourne Stakes nve iarongs:
Monroyia ITO CWasham) 10 to l. second; Fay s., lis
r;o.dao1 20 l. third. Tme-l :03.
Fourth race-One mile. Mary MCGOWAN, III CThomp-
sonI g 20 5 won by one cne-haK lengths Kindora.
iii m Anderson 20 to /, second Miss Knott, 90 IT.
Sloan) 8 TO 1, third. Time-1 ii'+.
Fifth race-one mile and hfty yards. Kinseem: los
tPerkinson. to 1. won By Two eneths Heien n, v3
r. Soan) l, secoGd Cnadilla, 102 IT. Brown to
third Tlm-f AZ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
HARLEM CLIFFS FNTERTAINMETT

The James q. Blaine Club Of Hocm gave a successful
entertainment and bail it, handsome clubhouse No
lI2 Fast Onchundred ten:hst last night for the
beneAt o. the headquarters fund The earlier part of the
o,cnIup was taken with musical and literary pro-
o,anme In which the following tock par: Alfred G.
Nctrer NJ f. IIagcr, Mis- Pauline Samue,, Harry Paul,
Edward WITT NJ. Hsgcr jr, Edward Parker, Mr.. Lyons
and Mr. Remac. Harry T. Andrews stcr Of ccie-
monics Among those present were Slegmund Kahn.
Mr. and Mrs A. a. Farley. II. Rogers. Morris Sullivan.
lame. Eddie Miss Eddie. Mr. and Mrs John T. Burnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson S. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Shrady. Mr..
and Mrs J. IT. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs William Me-
r,hur Mr. and Mrs Ga. Mr. and Mrs James w Booth
rho Misses Booth. Miss Lena Hogan. Mrs Iager. Miss
Iul,a A. Foxwell, William Mcrrctt and William Mitchell
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RATES TO TILE WORLDS FAIR.

Chicago. May 12.-The Columbian Passenger Com
mittee, representing all the roads ccntrng In Chicago
hold a meeting 10 day further 90 consider questions
pertaining to rates and arrangements for the WORKS.
Fnir. willard A. smith. Of the transportation exhibit
department of the Exposition, addressed the meeting
suggesting that the railroads Join In making exhibit
OF model passenger and ticket Office on the Fair
grounds. The suggestion was fav0rably received.
Resolutions were offered recommending TO the ndl-
vidual lines and to traffic organizations that from
points 100 to $50 miles from Chicago rate Of fare
and oncthird for the round trip be adopted. tickets to
hc sold on october 8. 10 and H. go,d for return until
October Is. From points outside tho 3oOmilc limit
IL wns recommended that rate OF lal9 for the
round trip be made, tickets to 0c sold on October
and 10, good for return until october I6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
NETWORK CESrEAL's CHANGE or TINE

The following important changes will be made In the
schedule q, the NewYork Central Sunday The Empire
Stat Express VIII thereafter leave The Grand Centw sta
daily, except sundays. 30 a. M, instead Of
O'Clock. present arriving Albany at II Is Utica
at 10 p. NJ Syr1cure az 10 p. m Rochester At a.
- M Buffalo 10 p. m. and Niagara Falls at p.
caches will through without change 10 Niagara Falls
drawing room and cafe -mokngcars to Buffalo.
I'll. Southwestern Limited and the Worlds Fair Speciol
will both start at 55 M. twenty-five minutes later than
present schedule carrying through Cincinnati st.
Louis and Chicago The Northern Express for Adirondack
Mountains and Montreal will Start a. M instead Of
d % D. m. prescnt
These the principal change. affecting through trims.
Changes In local serycc shown In the tine tables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
WILL THEY FIGHT A DCEL7

The residents OF the Eastern District OF BROOKLYN
kept busy yesterday In discussing Incident may
terminate In duel. The principals are Louis Conrad the
proprietor OF the drug South FOurhst and Dgg
ave-. and Edward Dean, tho son OF Matthew Dean the
president Of the electric light company. Mr. Conrad
knocked pipe from the mouth OF Mr.. Dean, and then
slapped him the face. because Mr. Dean had refused
stop smoking when he. Conrad. requested It. When
Mr. Dean received the insult he expressed desire
dress and Informed Mr. Conrad that friend would call
upon him Both men are excellent shots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
WELL; SATISFIED WITH THEIR INVESTMENT

The Brooklyn Trust Company, which purchased
s3oS,Ooo of the city bonds at 1olo on wednes
day. believes that an excellent bargain was secured
There is no tax upon Them and per cent interest
is paid President Christensen says that they are q
better Investment than Government bonds. for they
be bought for less md the income is larger. II
the demand for money Increases 1t would pay the
company to sell Its Government bonds and put its
capital In the city bonds In his opinion, there Is
not the possibility Of depreciation that has made Gov
President Campbell, Of the Peoples Trust Company,
holds similar views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
RAILROADS MUST SUBMIT TO THE PEOPLE

Chcsgo, May I2-Among the decisions handed down BY
the Supreme Court todsy one that Is subsan
Tor city In IT, embarrassing with the
Illinois Central Railroad. Judges Tuev, Horton and
Collins sitting en- b,nc, decided the railroad
any holding power given to the city to extend
streets over or any railroad right OF celr
and explicit, with no limitation. 1t further held that
IL Il for the city Council determine whether public In
tcre,s require Ia. crossing be under grade.
supreme Affirmed this decision. and further max
there Is 20 be- alteration from gTado the
railroads must submit TO The Councils orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

The issue OF bonds OF the Chicago Rock Island and
Pacific talked about by the Wall Street bears Yesterday
Is not . new one. The company purposes issuing for
construction and equipment laoo0o pr cent extern
sion bond, ond 81 900 900 debcnturcs All OF the de-
hentues have been sold and the company has disposed
OF ALI the e. which to sell at present Tho Rock
Island is building extension into Texas to reach the
Gulf NJ Ma.co by connection with the Missouri Kansas
and Tex.s and Denver, Texas and Gulf roads. There
are already 40 nSsss buat end some 90 or 90 miles
are yet "a IA csnstyuctA The company bought % loco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
ILLINOIS CENTRAL EARNINGS.

Chicago. May 12The statement OF the Illinois Central
Railroad Company for the nine months end'd March
shows that gross earninas sI4 273 In.
compared with the corresponding period OF the
previous year OF sl,1t7100. Operating expenses and
taxes amounted slO503,jt3 Increase OF II 070
leaving earnings OF 81 73 increase OF s6 800
The gross receipts the month Of Apr estimated at
el, iO2 100, an Increase OF S2jGlb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
TROTTING AT BALTIMORE.
NO PARTICULARLY FAST TINE MADE IN ANY OF
THE THREE RACES.

NO PARTICULARLY FAST TINE MADE IN ANY OF
THE THREE RACES.
baltimore, May 10 tSpeciaD-Therc were no par
ticularly fast miles at Pimlco track to-day, but the
contests between the trotters lively throughout.
The 80 stake remained undecided from Tuesday and
Navarro was considered the probable winner but Con-
way with two heats In hand, finally landed II, after
Navarro got the first heat this afternoon Tho wln-
ner looked dead tired In the MILE but rallied sur
prsi6sy ard went the best mile OF the SIX The four
in tho :33 class were not much to pick FROM but
Fanny Miller was the choice. She did not get
heat and Hero came on after Captain Scott had got
two beating them in the deciding heat. Inc S's%
class brought out capital field. and Billy A. ruled the
betting He went to pieces in the FIRST heat, then
captured the second and was ahead In the third I'LL
lust at the wire. Then Instant got squared away
and showed too speedy for the geding Number seven
ahd Billy A. being nearly distance out at one umo
In the sixth heat. Tie cold weather affected the
attendance but about 800 persons were present. To-
morrow the 27 atd 80 trots, with the :2o pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
u,oyrn LICENSE RATES on STATEN ISLAND.

The Richmond County Board Of Excise held moe
~ az police Headquarters at S1peton 5. l.. ycs'erda'
nd axnd the License for the a To-.
Iovs. Hotel license s75; saloon and liquor. 80 'r
and beer 80; sorekccIcrs, $40; ,nd arieei-t- 20
The rate an Of 30 per cent except 81; 'ne oNr
, w..,se,d where the old rite 20 pei cent hien'r
,., tho old rate IN the other The board VIII
meet a, sapeton Monday for the purpose Of Gs"ahs
licenses II is expected that not $50 licenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
or.RRyLLING OFFICIALS TO GO.

Chcaso May I2- IL predicted In Railroad circles ner
,o, a, the annual meeting Of die Missouri Kansas ana
Tex.s 70 b held In N-wYork on May is. both fres'
dent Cross and Trahc Manager waldo WI" Oe r'r'u ,'O'
the management OF that road The friction that ms io"s
ox,.,sd bet ween these officials, IL is nd, cannot
no otherwise than detrimental 70 the nter-ts OF te
oad and the stockholders have decided TO dispense WIN
~ ery,c,s Of both Furthermore. II Is reported that
-. 10 President Cross has already been selected ;
,hs, h. IS a man connected with certain Standard oN
INF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
INTERSTATE COMMERCE VIOLATIONS.

Chicago, May IL (speciau.rhe Federal Grand Jury I,
Investigating Of the Eastern fast freight line, and
their agents. The ~ the lines cannot be learned
but from what known already evidence has been pre-
scented u the Jury showing violations Of the Inter
state Commerce law matter Of discriminating tariffs
on lard lard oil and other products Of Chicago ocky ards
10 nrru- whose Eastern shipments almost half
the Eastern trac. 1hs Grand Trunk, Wabash and L..
high Valley lines said be- under Investigation. In.
dlctmcnt- against of officials Of these lines are
being prrparrd today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
CENTRAL TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION.

CHICAGO May I2-Iho freight committee oil the 'e""a'
Traffic Association has completed its abofs and adIo"h
.olnuo, WAS aaoptci recommending 10 the Joint
committee that xthclass rates be advanced 10 take ecc'
Monday Nay 80 tie basis Of % cents per oo ID ,o'so
TO NewYork, grain and It's products eAccptN' ~ was
decided that the rate Oh oil frdm th" ONO n'' '"."s
Toledo Ashland and superior West superior ana Mar
ounE- via ~. Ignace should be % cents per 100 ID
that being tho sum Of the two locals to ST. Iaui ana
Minneapolis VIA CHICAGO. 1t agreed that the regular
meetings Of the association should hereafter be bhoh's
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
FOR A NEW ROAD ILLINOIS.

Springfield. H.. May II Cspcclall.In the Office OF the
Secretary OF State to-day nd articles 81 incorpora
ton tho Quincy Hari-toNn and Havana Railroad Com.
panv which proposes a railroad from Quincy
through Tn, Counties OF Adams, Brown. schuyler and Me.
Donough. to the Illinois River. at point opposite
Havana or opposite Beard~own. The capital
stock is 10000 and the incorporates are Richard T.
Ncwcomb. VII lam s. Warnod. Jonathan Parkhurst and
otl gf,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
VICTORY FOR THE GARFIELD RAcErRAcx.

Chicago, May 1.-THE Garfield Park Club has won
in Its fight with the city. Judge Mcconnell to-day
decided against the West Park Commissioners In the
matter OF establishing building line fifty feet along
the line OF the Boulevard, which would spoil the race
track OF the club under the ordnance prohibiting horse-
racing within 400 feet OF the Boulevard line. Tho
decision IL Is said. practically gtes the racerack an
existence OF at least five years more. the Park Com
misOncrs I'm order institute further proceedings
must look up thousands OF property owners and serve
them with personal summonses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
pArD on QUINN & co.'s pooLBooM.

lust as the Tombs Police Cour. adjourned yesterday
afternoon Anthony Comstoek procured warrant from Jus.
rico Mcmahon for the arrest OF the booksellers IN Quinn
comn,nys pooroom No 40 Fcseyst lie got the warrant
and xent away with several court officers O'Clock no
.tuned with the following prisoners John H. Charles.
Laurence Power, Harris Power. Richard Brown John
Nick. george wilsoa and John Smith. Brown Is sup
osed 10 be the proprietor OF the place They had nothing
80 s,h were held In $500 bail for examination sat.
s,y mcroiny. Henry Compbell. OF 40. ~ Vescy-s;..
kan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
, vrw ROAD INCORPORATED At ALBANY.

Albany MAY Io.- The Bmgham'on ana N'a'' i'"e
Railroad Company Incorporated TO-DAY WIN
capltM OF 100000. 10 construct a standard ea"ec
steam railroad about thirteen miles in l"he'h' i'on
tbc city Of Dnghamtoa 10 n point IN the "Auc"o
southern part Of the town m blnsham'on' on ,"e r''.
e,,yorio STATE line Tho directors arc Charles VI
r,cldn.on Joseph p. Moves Edward f. katteu, Fred
.nck f. Ross Edmund o'Connor scott Brahd'' llhrry
Ross. Walter p. Pratt and Ward Ives, all OF Bins-
bamtOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
4 CHICAGO DEAL COMPLETED.

Chicago. Mly l. (SIccaD.-"Ihr Joiriai says Lake
strc, III" fosI stock has tie pat Tow day. advanced
from 70 20 Ca on steady buying BY these VINO got ia ~
the basement window 20 -prak The i'i-oh Tor mo
improved narhc. for tho stock Developed today when IL
was LEANED TIA. Contract hal signed by the COM
,any with NJ Roberts tho ion Manufacturer OF Pennty
yania for ,r con ,t.uet he iuaf nom the present
terminus ca, 20 >tac.-L MI Iauterbach OF New'N ork
who In Catagi fof time examining the ROAD ana
rs riih:s, Ia, oicr,d t. complete the deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
ANOTHER rrAcr MENTIONED FOR Mr. FINLEY.

ANOTHER PLACE MENTIONED FOR ME-. FINLEY.
~ IA.l MINI. May Fit Is said here that w w.
Finley ahus. ! slgnati0n chairman Of the Western
Pa. rbecs Association handed Ia yesterday l. to
come 20 th, CITY s general tiaro Of III" Great
Nortcrl HALLWAY ,ystcm, ana that seNtTi le eht VISITS
10 tins ,y have for the purpose Of coni rcnce with
president II II over the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

Harrisburg. May l2.-1he report OF the Secretary OF
Internal Railroads for the last shows that
the total income oil the railroads In Pennsy Tor
year aj2. 49, Increase OF sis309 G03
previous year The tonl for the
S3<6 500 400 increase OF s90o2 33J The total number
Of men employed 1877 49, and they received
Sl02 Oh 3OA a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
RICHMOND TERMINAL CONFERENCE.

There was meeting Of tho MI reorea"ha''o" oo'"'
r,,,,es n, the Richmond Terminal yesterday ana
,, oo,t.re,ce was had over the question OF mod
tr,nc tbc MAN No action taken and no dehnitc
announcement will be made until ncSt Monday when
the time to deposit securities under the pan VII.
exurc. A meeting Of the committee Will be held
hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

motives out OF It's earnings recently. and weinformed
banker sold yesterday that there would be expenditures
equal about per the stock IN bctterments
AID equipment in the present fiscal year Notwithstand
Ing this the company he sd would clear over per cent
the stock The Rock Island like oil the other roads
is preparing for the big increase OF traffic expected IN
connection with the coming Worlds Fair at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
CHAMPION WRESTLER THROWN.

Wilmington Del, May II (Special).-At an enter
,anment given by the Warren Athletic Club tonight,
J. H. Weiss, OF Brooklyn champion 125.pound wrestler
OF the United States, thrown by John Y. Cooper,
W. A. c., In one minute twentynine seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
r.1TuoRy MAY SUCCEED SMITH

Chicago Nav 1.-THE failure OF Advisory Board
OF the Western Traffic Association reflect James Smith
as member OF Board Of Commits toner's supposed
TO mca that j. H. Faitorn will be chosen
as chairman Of the Tram Missouri Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
CONDITION OF CROPS ~ MICHIGAN.

Lansing, Mich, May 1.-THE Michigan crop report
for May issued to-day, shows the condition Of wheat
TO be excellent. Its condition, as compared with
previous years. Is "a per cent in the southern. 81
In the central, and OIL per cent 10 the northern
counties. Clover meadows and pastures are not In
good condition. The outlook for truit Is promising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
PRINCETON AND COLUMBIA TO MEET.

The athletic games between Princeton and Columbs
will be held the Berkeley Oval tomorrow afternoon.
The teams OF BON colleges unusually strong his
yor and close and interesting series OK contests 10
expected. The committee in charge of the games
,lst, Edmund II. Miller. Dwight w. Taylor and Horace
Brich;man. special train will leave the Grand Cea.
trll station at 9 80 o'clock for the oval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

Mr.. VAN HORNE REELECTED PRESIDENT.
Montreal, May l2.-At the annual meeting OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway shareholders held yessr.
day the old board OF directors reelected Sub.
scqucntly Mr. Van Horne reelected president =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

Females.
rAMSTRESS aud LIGHT CHAM
- UERWORk.-By n young girl IN a prl-
yatc family; years reference Apply
263 West l0th-st.. I'd Moor. no caros.
q Fam STRESS. = Understand dressms:
dra.r{: nv the day or week. OF would take
uefmanent place. T.. b.. Box ~. I.2S
broadway.
Unnamed LADY NURSE, Swede, do.
! sIrcs employment by day or week. SSl
Fast 21st-st
w AITRESS Swedish girl: 2 years. ref
w srence from pfcsen: employer leaving
on account Of family going - Europe.
rs Irving Place. corner l0th.st
w AsHiNd.-A German woman. wapp
wv. Nv wa3siXS A q :: A'1 S::.X 'a'' u
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domestic 1ltuarlons tpanIeu
Females.

Females.
w AITRESS or PARLORMAID.-By a
w young woman; thoroughly und u STANG ;
her duties can carve, serve wines. salads :;
con be recommended. Call at p.csent EN-.
moycr's. II West 5Sths:.
w AITRESS and PARLORMAID. or
w CHAMBERMAfD. &c.-By competent
young Protestant who understand her work; ;
be : references; city or country. Call 7N
6ul.ave., Gear 42d-st.
TNANTEQ ,-situation TO DO che down.
w stairs Work for . small family. or house
tant; best rcferchce. Calf at %04 Carlton
avc., top floor. Brooklyn.
WNrREsS and CHAMBERMAID.-B
w youRg GIRL I. niakey all salads. care Of
: :; a !sa r, "a E rs ! g ;s':';
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

First Actor" How have the criticisms OF your snow
been ~ n,... Ia ,n-...v
.Rrsunc ~ Cloak Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13

North Shore Limlted.New. York Centaps e,ens
service.