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VI troops and supplies to Richmond: capturing Forts
na'Icras and Clark making practicable the boldip, ~
"o c"'Nt sounds; raising over 5000 men without
O"u"'fs OF ImPIeSsments assisting with these In the
opening VI the mississippi, capture Of New Orleau,
hohine Louisiana and enforcing there respect for the
government; rescuing New-Oreans from yellow
eVer' inauguratlng the policy Of armng coored troDs
devsing. organizing and perfecting the STRATEGY fr
campaign against Richmond by means Of an intreuchcd
camp near The city, at bermuda Hundred assistance
III the capture o Petersburg and Richmond designing
ana c0IsuuCtng the Dutch Gap canals. making an
available military and public rk. "
Finally be says: In All military rno,,oue,,.
never met with disaster usclc,,ly sacrificed the
lives Of my men. In my Congress i0naI caresr nv
pl0udest boast - that through NY effort the ea;ll-
tender geenback was made constitutional money and
believe soon II VIII De the only money In The nited
80 ''~ '''''N'
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THE COTRT>.


DON'T OFFER BIG BILLS To TIE CONDUCTOR.
Judge 6ieceilch in the Court II Common Pleas, y'>
to-day decided that a - bin lot reasonable tender
for five cent fare street car and he dismissed the
complaint f benjamin Barker IT, against the Central
Park, North and East River Railroad Company for dam
age, for being elected from one u the company cars
after having offered a - bin fer i- fare. MIR Barker
is lawyer, and on the night Of January L. lsao be
WIS going 10 Il dinner party. lie got on one Of the
company'' cars at sStll-ave. and Fsy-nintl-st. lie
paid hi, fare with nyent nickel and then discovered
HAT De going IN the wrong direction.
After getting the going in The other direction
he discovered that he had no money except - BIZ
The conductor refused TO take IT, saying he was not
Obliged to. change bin larger than -. Mr. Barker
Was Obliged 10 get of The car Then he brought TINS
suit. Af,rr all the evidence was n. a motion wa made
or behalf ~ hc company J dismiss TIE complaint Nll
after long argument the motion granted
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FOR The NEXT HIRVARDYlIE DFp4Tr

Boston. Jan. 29.-The Harvard Union whose nom
bcIs doba ed with Yale two weeks ago have Gecid ii
that the question for the debate at New iiav IN
is unsuitable. The question chosen wa,: "Ee,olvcd
That college education units man for business. ~
The Yale Union has accordingly withdrawn The onc.
ton and offered tie four following for Harvard 8
chCtcc
Resolved, That a moro vigorous foreign policy and
the present tendency OF the United States toward
closer reciprocal foreign relations are Injurious 10 the
welfare Of the United states. and not American IN
principle
Resolved. mat immigration to the United States
should 1e reStrCt,d.
Resolved, That the United states should absorb
Mexico.
Resolved. That the members Of the Cabinet Of the
President Of the United states Shon,d De given scat
In the United states Congress.
Yale offers the negative on any question. and cy
presses preference for the first mentioned subject
which will probably be chosen.
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of Chief Inspector and salary of $1,000 year. no pro.
vision made for his pension. As the law stands az
p,,nt the Commissioners might be able vote
pension him If ne should wish 70 retie Every othe
Of the could be retired on hall pay ates
twenty years service except the Superintendent III the
bill I'm the Legislature becomes law, Mr. Murray
and Mr. Byrnes could retire on half pay whenever they
chose make application. on account OF illness Mp.
Murray may decide 10 rotie It was said yeser'
day however that he had intention Of asking for retire.
ment long his strength permitted him TO perform
his duties at Headquarters.
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington Jan. 2o-The supreme Court today
transacted the d6nowinc Business.
W. 25l-Epamlnonda. Wilson. appellant. AIT. Al
bert Hammacicr ct al. Mandate giant per -tpula-
ton.
No. l-o-Michael j. CIamer appellant agf the
United states. Dismissed pursuant 10 the tenth rule.
No. l13-Alfred VI. lIOyt ct al, appellants. ast
william H. Latham ct NJ. Argument cOnunu d.
No. l2c,-The Michigan Insurance Bank, phnth
In error act4 Arson Eldred. Argued
40. 4 oricinal-The state Of Nebraska. complainant
at. o." state of Iowa. Argncd.
Adjourned until Monday next at II O'Clock.
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RELIEF FOR RTSSYlY PEASAYTS.

Washington, Jan. o9.-Miss Clara Barton. president
Of the American branch OF the Red Cross >ocety has
issued an appeal to the American people for $4,000 TO
pay the expenses of shipping four cargoes of food from
New-Yorl to Libeau, on the Baltic. for the starving
pea SAINTS OF Russia. she suggests the division 81 tho
burden Of providing this shpmen; between Boston,
NewYor and Philadelphia. Contributions may be scd
to Riggs & Co., Washington or 10 Miss Barton.
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rvsprcrog ByByES AND / PENSION.

INSPECTOR BYRNES AND 4 PENSION.
The Introduction Of iii In the Legislature to increase
tho uonl,n Of retiring Superintendent OF Police in his
t from - 800 to - 900 year, and to give ~ retiring
chief Inspector Of Police pension OF 900 year. caused
..,o favorable talk Police Headquarters yesterday
Tho curI.,lo1crs were said TO favor the measure When
M las, va. ,,,cd to give Inspector Byrnes title
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Alien d. Eirg,. respondent. AIT. Thomas II. Groves,
appellant.
sarah NJ. Warner. r,pondent, ast. the Pfc.s Pub
fishing Company. appcla.
Hugh NCROh RS act. Henry :. bergman ana eX-
ecutOr-, appellants
The calendar, for Monday are
First Division motion calendar-Nos $50 a.. 919,
221. $685. 24l, }GG 90, 37l 372. 3d. 3l3 and 81
second Division DAY CaendaT-Nos. Cd, G--. 3d.
Gji, GGg G3G $50 and go.
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SIZED ArrER INVENT. rHREH rElRs, nr.rnr1ox-

SUED AFTER TWENTT- THREB TElRS' DISSECTION.
Troy. y. Y, Jan. 20.-Twenty-ihIc' years AGO pclac
Chase LETT his wife and infant child M clifton Park
saratoga County. and went 10 California. Rcc.n ly
Glasses father died and the East settle the
estate. Mrs Chase caused her husbands arrest for
non-support, and for the first time in NOR, than
twenty years the two met yesterday in The tor; room
The case was settled by the payment Of 500. 1t il,
said that Chase, who Owls two sheep ranches WAS
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VICTIMS or 4 KENTUCKY OrTLiV.

Louisville jan. 2O-Ncar Pnegil,e. Ky, Boz Jones
and Lee Davis members OF the Inrton faction were
killed. Wednesday evening by Turner ana his men, IL
4, saId that the men way laid. The murdered
we're known a. avo,ycd enemies of Berry Turn r.
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iOork Wanteo

Males
VOING NAN, not 0f.aii ~ hand work.
seeks employment understands storm
boiler. aid handy with tools. IL. mi ME,
80 West i3tl->t.
NOUNG MARRIED Nan w1nt- emp oy-
4 mcnt Il any Kind sober Industrious;
no. nraid - hard wO.l. W. NELSON,
3i6 fl-' S2d-st.
worse FNGLI>IlNAN wl,he, ,ituatgH
4 a~ surking-fopm waiter; I v,1f, ~
rcti,hce iu london club. lr-t-cia,> refer
cucr~. Addr's, j. l. NEWLY. SO 5thave.
NODNG MAN. with d. ycar-' cxpcri-
u rucr - cam 90 D. rs -iI.- work oi any
hLl Ad3r.-, ADVERTISER, 33l W.T.
3 th--t.
NOrNG MAS desiring T. study law
wishes position iu law oi,cci salary
80 J.. j. t.. 2i3 VET l2j.h--t
" OF 81 Nan. A. Waterman on potter IN
hotel, f.'.t-r'a.- Pct, renee Address
I'm X, Il Na,h.ngtou-st.. Flushing. L. /.
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TO coMrrrE MR.. VANDERBILT, DAMAGES.

Judge brown. IN the United states District Court,
yesterday made an order Of reference 10 Commi-Sloner
Lyman 10 compute the damage. due 20 Frederick W.
Vanderbilt for the ,cizure Of the Yacht COnquerur on
claim for custom, duu~. and also ordered that the
vc,-, he released on Mr. VandcrUit'- bond for
$1,000. without waiting i1r the Government 10 dc
eide whether or not 20 take an appeal.
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Gclp hanteo.


AGENTS AND GYMNASTICS; male OF
"A female 90 % 81 daily pronta sure;
q1ired exclI,lve terrI:ory given. For par
q .ular. address /. PUTNAM 4 CO.. West
Winstcd. Conn.
A GENTS WANTED EVEEYWnEIJ.-
"A Men ond women saiar ana 'r i.. -
" n stamp, THE CIIsCKNI CO.. Ftt,-
ton, Penn.
A GENTS. general ana special, wantod for
"A new terfit0l pure life Insurance
cheapest known, stat" authont' fc-pon-
,iDle nsnas' ment f",-rN" fund ful calm.
paid only - assessments total .iir. l7eJ
.o.rr-pondrucc ln,it"i. TIL fEONlDENI
AID SOCIETY. Portland. Nc.
IL UTLEE wanted 1t ,noc.
~ Mr.. BACON. $50 Gr-aSc
ID ON wanted in whol--aIe Lou.c. must boz
ID good pcnmon refes'uc'- irqt rcd. Al
dress ~ own Handwriting 4. j.. a.. l.. -
Bon lsSi. New |ork.
= OLLECTOES. So. h'lkk",g,l-. 80.
u els ~tOcE. shipping. entry gfol.y Dry
goods cl.rs~ :l2 Correspondents. fl- st.
n0efarher~. SIS WaJchm,n. SID drivers.
81. !Yitrr-. parA"fs. t-giu.-in'n. ST. ri-
giuccf-. SIS. nrcmch az walt
ooOk> $50. cashlcr- $40, m9ehini-'s. -lj.
ard mon u eNri. Gas Qulrfh pocu,. IL
ploy,ucut trfOI-h uah sv-'.m. NFW.
YORK GAZETTE OFFICE. 7JG moadwaV
corner -th--t.
N1ETEOPOLITAS AGENCY. many vars
IN1 estibl shed reliable and very sLcce-s<ul
IA placing men ia good pos tiCns orders con
Lnusly coming IN iof al Kinds Of male
help particular attention given 20 better
c,sss OF positions. MET RCPOLITAN En-.
PLOYMfNT AGENCY no Br~dway.
NY ANTFD At SO per month and -.
w J~u- pad . f-N g0pI slicsmen ~ ~.l
tres, fhIut- and Nint- Afdr-- with m
,fcrro- stating age and f,fm-i occLpaiion
j.. II. PATTY. nrf-'fFnan. Geneva. y. '.
WANT D.-A oaJ1Dlc bill clerk ami oncc
w assistant IN mercantile house. must d.
rand and very accurate. Addrs- l.. !. V
y, T.. .. BOX 1,3-7. y. y. city.
~, ANTFD.-Two tr0 yelling -Il"-ucu IN
w the vanish trade. address, NAKhI~H
care Tribune once. stating
fun paItlculaf- q - experience, rri"s'.tcs,
-alsIy wanted. 81.
Females.
Wy ANTED In rae country a VHn q
w and competent French woman a. cone
taniou hOb-,LDrprr nun aud ectcri"ss
10 Two little Girls; Lost Tlrfsuo' D. luirfd
only a woman OF tn best judgment tni ln-
trllgcncc need Oppiy. q. ". D.. Tribun'
ONCE.
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Gin Real Gsiate for Gdle.

TOUR-STORI dwelling house o. Wash
y InCton Place west & oh ave. AP
DIV 20 FREDERICK a. BOOTH, Lincoln
building Union square.
ID ARGAINS IN West side houses. mar
ID once. IL sold this month. STEVENS,
ath.ave-, cor. 9d-st.
l. OR SALE.-On Eegeconb-svr., let~ccn
i l3sth and 13Jth st.. 3-stofy brownst"nr
nd brick houses decorated restricted ne IN
bsrhOod also Nos 800 and J-3 West l3Sth
= : lrice low terms easy. Apply %
WAYNE, Agent. No. - LdgecomO-aNe.
Il on SALLY West 9Oth-st.. elegant
L 4.story brownstOne house hand >omeIy
decorated. For price and terms apply to
Janit0r, 102 West 9oih-st.
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miscellaneous.

oovS oid and new. every description,
bSusht J sold and EXCHANGED iI t,e or d,
small SGantities calls at rc 11,SSypERi ffG
expense send po.itSaii . SaTq Isl Isl broadway.
opposite Denning's. :, -
ITNTLEMFN Wishing TO dlspose, ol pu u',l,
II ottI"G clothing .: a fsi, vSiee VIZ
rI1ase caIl on or address EDWARD MIL
IER. OS 6th-sve.
AZ ssAGE.-skinful SWEDISH SWEDISH r, nTseG
" treats patients at thei d,s y"S general
FOR gout. r. stn,,tness. scientific treatment:
a adaress MATsoN. 1903 Brosdw'S'
>. ,.o,i5 ro RENT for drug. bu,sinc,.so 70
> aTnsaition s25 month. , -, ~; N'i"'
SIo Mott.aye.. or 322 East loo'h-S~
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for Sale.

A NTIQUES.-Old Colonial blue china. side.
~ boards. anCuOa~ silver. mahogany iui-
niture, bIic-a-tlJC. cuIIO,, IT Mrs. Il. TIL
MNNN'S. S94 4th.aN".
S-QO IOt CANDY BUSINESS; stock.
'TtOO nXtu!C- tool, for manufacturing,
&C. long established JU'.c tion Putnam
ave and Fultoa-st., Brooklyn; rent 1900,
house and store.
ST.. 800 600 gam mNA 80 $50 pianos o..
fl75 catalogue free. Address DANlELL
Z. BEATTY, Washington. y. J.
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children.
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Real Csiatc.

II ROOKLYN.- Elegant dwelling on LIN
ID coin Place. near sth-aVe.. low also nr-t-
class Fat, CSC DrgraN -. r'ntiHg 10 pr cent
selling urice also splendid >eashorc iOuse,
frlnished. low. J. ". FIELDER 30 LIB
efty-st.
WANTED FOR spring Lists.-Dwclling'
w stores, apartments. Hats. vacant iot'
centrally located for sale. fcnt of exchange
E 6 MILLS. j.. II East 42d->t.
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domestic Gituations Uante6

Males.
MALE HELP OF all kinds sent free OF
lf1 charge Oh receipt Of orders; reference,
Ia vest gated; good and competent help con-
family Oh Land. NOBLETT, lol West
4'i or centleman's place man generally
useful, wife TO do general housewok neat
couple nice appearance about the house
eAcolI.nt references Please ca or address
JAMES. care Noblett l0l West i5th.st.
ID ESPECTABLE MAN and WIFE would
IL ike q position on a farm a. foreman or
manager. the latter as fancy but;er nakeI
80 Perrinc-st.. Auburn, y. Y.
- INGLE GERMAN. 30 lat0ly landed,
- hnc manners. honest. sober, good ll:-
uie. untcr-tInd, how T. ridc and handle
horses. desire, position city or country
send address TO CHARLES BEKNEWlIZ.
ith and Clinton st-., lioDoken. j.
- ECOND-MAH.-By a man, IN private
- tsmy !? b9tsdT tSo,Ran Wiling s an,
erence Call or address EDWARD. caro-
Noblctt. 1O1 West 45th-st.
- TABLEMAN.-By a good reliable man
can for address GOMMARS. care Nobiett,
1ol West 45th-st.
NEFUL-MAN.-In priyatc family; good
u waiter English; lately landed not
afraid OF work. 3l5 Ra,lroad-ave., jersey
CITY.
rSEFJL-MAN.-B young man; under.
u stand, taking care Of horses, milking
viii be generally useful good reference
Wiling and obliging. Gail or address
J. 1. c.. care Of Nob!ett, lol West 45th-st.
l22l in private family;
~ ncs, appearance; willing and ooilg-
Ing to assist butler. nG,tclBs reference.
call or address ENGLISH, care Of Rorke,
800 ith-1Ye.
IT SEFULMAN for gentlenan's place
~ care for horse, garden and COW mod
Box Box /. sSS Broadway. - ''''
IT SEFUL.MAN. By neat young ran in
tend fires. make himself generally. useful
MAN. faro OF Noblett. lol West 45ti.-st.
IT sEFU Imam Wishes a situation In .
u private family; tend furnaces. DO
waiting and make himself useful best
care OF Noblets. lol West 45th-st
y ALET.-By a colored man thoroughly
eNprrlence; references. =. F.. 14j West
i9th-st.. ring Sd bell.
AIFT.-Young man. Malay, from su.
matra Island. speaks languages. would
like good pace a. gentleman's valet or 70
travel bs,>t personal city reference. "a.
dress \. NJ. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1888
broadway.
" ALET.-By thoroughly competent young
man god references Call or address
VALET care OF Soblett l0i west 45th.s.
WAITER ny a neat young man IN
w private family. willing aud Oblig.ng;
will make himself generally useful good rel:
ercnces Call or address WAITER. care OF
NOBLETr. l0i West 45thst.
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porses ano Carriages q.

OR SALE.-Gray mare, l0'2 hands, d.
+ Years old: good driver good uhoei
saddle. j. II. a. $40 Dodslaes-st.'
RI3Oklyn
.-Op SAIE-A t.um black coach horsca,
L l6Lo hands warranted sound el~o Brew
&c. br0ughan. almost new, in JHiect orc =,
and heavily mounted coach harness. D., BOZ
10. Tribune once.
n ORSE FOR SALE.-Apply al Crug
II store IS Madison-st.
" AVID. sc, 600 coo people 70 send
w for Blrch's carriage and harness cat
Hloeue. ia .rs assCiln cnt IA America Very
noderate prices don't pay such e&.faVagAnt
IYices 10Y h<rness ana Carriages, esAO'
G,hed 1862 Address J. II. BIRCH, Buf-
nngton. N. j.
w ANTED Single and double -ct small
w pony harness, pony ana wagon stat'
mice L. +. VAN NESS. - Lispenard-st.
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Boaro iDanteo.

A BACHELOR, comparative stranger DE-.
N ,ir3u. - changing hi, present. mode u
lie az beaer.clas- hot = requests Offer of
home accOmmOd itiOn- from private American
family. located betwe Ii 14th ana +2d ats.
MadisOn-aYe., Broadway and Gth-aVe.i un-
qu IT oIat. . r--pDI- LIItt anI 'nJrfctcf.
Addf"-- H.. Box = Tribune once.
VI Or two connecting rooms. win board,
second or third floor al modem private
house on Wet SiCs: viii furnish al except
carpete ample reference Address, giving
location, siIc Of fD1u-. prire and number
.n family, 1. J., Room TO- 40. ~ Broadway.
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Gcnntrp Real estate for Sale

Countrp Real estate for Sale.
A 7ENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures,
"A for sale OF ~ let .aTge assortment x
handsome building sites; terms cay
TUBES X TAYLOR. Bcekman y. \.
A FACTORY BAKGAIN.-Plot 10000
"A r. heavy two.story BRICK factory.
S3N2CO; engine house. boiler house, stable.
sheds &C. near railroad and canal. Ion
$4,000. very easy tenn cost 20 600
real bargain. CAL On OF acdr~-, { HALLS
J.. WALLACE, Rockville Centre. l. l.
A d. HOPE. Cchtral Building. lf3 Liberty
n. It, pIakes . specially m N""-j, 49,,
property farms, houses. and lots 70 'ru ana
irrL Send for circular.
EASI ORANGE, y. AL stations pop.
II critics, sale and rent. ,. ID. CONDl4'
Bsics Church Station.
NOR SALE-Stock or dairy farm, SUD
L urbs Of Newburc y. y; buildings
good well waterec one hundred ecrc-
Irice. SIS 900. address JOIN l.. Eos
TER. care 81 Peoples Bank, y. y. CIV.
l. OR SALE.-Farms. small, large. $1,000
i 20 $1,000, can suit any one viii cN-
change sOiIe Jr city property srdn1 ovp0ii.-
tunity T. get country home cheap j. w
FIELDER. SO L!beriy-,t
INVEST thorsands OF dollar every menth
/ FOR persons outside The city IN yood.I,ly-
ing city property; advice free. j. II. tRAW,
81 BedfOrd-sve.. brooklyn.
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domestic Gituations fUante6


"A. MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly MIS- l.. Csmpbell),
Is WEST Z2D.ST
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
lALL REFERENCES 1
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED. |
Servants breaking engagements viii bel
dismissed from office and forfeit all claim
10 fee paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
| IS WEST 22D.ST.
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uOCSEKEEPER wishes position widoweI
l. With small family preferred, or nurse 70
an invalid good scan stress best refer
enccs. Call o. address A, III 4th.st..
jersey City.
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Countrn Real estate 90 Get.

< OUTHAMPTON, L. I.-Fufnish,d COY
Tor rent: list sent on Application. T. X
ITAyENS. RAJ Esta:e Agent, Ne"'l ofk
Once World Building. Room 3d.
yI,O RENT or FOR sALE.-Dwe.llng' win
L -tsbllng for four hol> S. am Two acir'
al land ten minutes walk from NoiueIh
Y. n. station. Tenahy. y. j.; city water
now plumbing paiior. library. billiard
room. dining. room. servants rooms. For
terms. apply 70 ASHBEL GREEN. Van
dcrbiit-aVe.
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MAID would ike engsgements by inc
VA day; under stands electricity and mas.
lag esp. ctills l9cles only need apply.
Address VI. NJ. Tribune Branch Office,
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NlAID and WAITRESS. food chamber
lVl maid can cut and nt neatly; will
Ing 20 assist in other duties good refer.
eHce; city or country. MRS. COLLIER,
20 ", = ..sd.>f
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A Ii. KINDS Of German servants, with
"A fFst-cla,s references, always OH hand
for city or country L. SOkNEN.
SCHEIN'S Licensed Employment Agency.
- 3d-aye.. ucty 5th-st
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II OCSEKEEPER. USEFUL COMPAN.
IL ION. o any position Of trust y we'll
ducatel and thoroughly dome stlceted Eng.
lsh ady. cheerful. willing disposition. Al.
DR.. f.. HAnLEY, jl6 HndsOn-st., Ho
iOseu Y I
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for Sale.

At REDUCED PRICES.-500 second
~ hanQ wood and iron working nach hines
fully gusraI tecd machinery bought and ex.
changed. GDRGE IL. EDDY, 500 hsdl'
son-st.
ID ARGAINS.-fischeru upright pianos sl1j
ID and 1928. cash and instalmefts;
DIsnos tuned repaired and polished equal TO
new. WINTERI;OTH. ll3 4th-ave.. near
12th-st -.------
n 1igIKs INTENTION "a iirst,c lass
d downtown bsrber.hop In Potter Build
ing must be sold At once 70 setu, an esw az,
Apply J. +. HAkDI' aHh'hiS"A0oi' 81
PAX Row, N. Y.
~oTTuP BUTTONS. one piece, solid
eaic1 anv size. at Use. each. i. Is.
LEVY Jeweller. 159 Fulton.st., \. y.
~ RTsAT CLEARANCE SALE.-Preyfous
" tcl stock aking We offer gree, indrcs-
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