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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09

The capitalists of Sedalia talk Of
bu:ting up hotel to cos. some Sl25,
700. Doubtless they will compromise
ater in the season and put up a $500
Standardization City Tribune.
1t seems very strange, but a, the
anne time, it is a fact that the Jefferson
City press idea never rises superior
10 q rabbit.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following license was issued yes
terday nv Recorder Pilkington
Jas. Morton and Mollie Jackson,
both Of Houstonis.
WIN. O'Bannon and Laura Lizan
be, both Of Sedalia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09
French 'ransy Waters.

These waters are for the relief and
of p ,inful irregularities, and will re-
move sll Instructions. They are sure
and safe every time. Manufactu, ID
by Emerson Drug Co., San jose.
CAL, and for sale at Fleischman's
drug store.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09
e. v. Armstrong, general supe

e. v. Armstrong, general super.
intendent of the Toledo, Peoria q
Western road, passed through here in
bis special car en- route to his home in
Keokuk, 10. He had been to Schell
CITY to meet bis father who had been
sojourning in Ell Dorado Springs and
VINO returned home with the superin-
tendent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09

The democracy of the country is
lad TO know tina. Speaker Crisp Is
bile to assume the duties Of the office
b which he vas chosen. A master
hind and a firm hand is needed in the
|ouse, ard such the speaker is bless
ii with.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09

That fine Italian hand OF Chauncy
Filley will prob bly, be seen in Sc
ala On the 18th Of the present
honth.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09
THE M. K. g. +. NEW LINE.
A Line Will b, Built East From ID oon-
Vile, Mo.

ST. Louis. Mo-, Feb. 6.-In a dispatch
from Sedalia last night it was reported
that company had been organized for the
purpose Of extending the Missouri, Kan
sas s. Texas railway from Boonviile to ST.
Louis. giving the Missouri, Kansas i
Texas its much desired St Louis inlet
An inquiry being made relative TO the
above at the St. Louis headquarters Of the
road, the statement was given out that
nothing definite had yet transpired con-
corning the matter. Simon Sterne, gen.
eral counsel for the company, with head
quarters in New York. was in the city on
Thursday in consultation with vice-Presi-
dent and General Traffic manager Waldo.
MIR. James Hagerman, general solicitor at
Kansas City and Parsons, Kan, has been
here l2r two days. Mr.. Sterne left fer
New York last evening, and it is probable
that the directors will meet at the New
York offices Of the company on Monday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09
ABOUT COUNTY ROADS.

In May there will be very impor.
liant meeting held at Springfield. 1t
will be composed of delegates from
very portion of the state and the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09
MISSOURI MEL.ANGE.

Poplar ID uu ms new calaD 10 e.
-Marysville is IL wa popular jig
resort.
blind Boone was born in Mama
n 1868.
q lsen Esther WIS presented at
Clarksnurg
Garland Moone diei at K'rks-
vie aged 10.
Digs killed 1000 sheep in Mis-
spuri last year.
-Missou.ir-i.sd $40, 900, coo worth
o. con last year.
e ina has fair prospec: for
trunk line railroad.
-Missouri's tax ,ble properly is
worth 100000
Missouri has nearly 50, 900 man.
ufacturing indu- tries.
Two fac horses were burned 10
death at Was ington.
Horse thieves are numerous
round alb ut Oh rles.on.
Butler county sent a woman to
the peuit -ntiary Cor life
Moniteau County is suffering visi.
talions from hog thieves.
"A snow white opo,sum wss
ought in II ward county.
All the business build ngs save
ore were burned at Milan.
Three newspapers are managing
20 eXis, at Cape Girerdeau.
"A fiend in St. Louis was fined
$500 Tor beating his m ,ther.
Hunt, Capt. Slatterly's assail ant,
sen: up three years from Leba-
non.
George w. Cable the fsmo Us
southern writer l.ctured in ST.
Joseph.
WIN d a {, Of DeSato, VAS shot
and killed by Joseph Hjm |. B,,h
foreigners
"A drumm II elope! with a vhiili-
o.he girl and abandoned her two
days later.
Dick Dalton wants hydraulic rams
imported for the improvement of the
sheep breeds.
The first hotel in Shelbyville was
torn down few days since. 1t was
built in 1910.
While sweeping a hall in Paris
the other d AZ the JAM or found fine
diamond ring.
--Orma Cray, of tn. Sturgeon
Leader, publishes his experience as
poker player.
The Chillic the Tribune cons ! l,s 9
beardless men by saying they lake
after their mother"
john Failer received his twent,
seventh annual receipt on sub:c,ip ion
to the Warsaw Time, last week.
Rabbit Ridge is in Grundy
county. Cole has no ridge, but a
superabund .nce of rabbits.
"A B zone county mithem ,tician
has discovered that Col. Noah's ark
was 104 miles long and fifty miles
high.
"A Cumberland Presbyterian
minister is candidate for tine off :e
of county treasurer in johnson
county.
-Jo-eph Carte owned an apple
orchard in Troy as early as 1917 At
that time the town WIS call Il Hard.
scrabble.
The Columbia Herald is the best
country paper on tie ointment. of
course, but honest injun, that Fey
cite Advertiser is daisy, too.
The Gillian Bee says it is better
to he wrong in right cause. than
right in a wrong cause. The Be,
evidently m ids this honey from fer
mented prune juice.
President w. J. Smith of the
Klrksville Merchantile college his
spent $50 600 for advertisements du-
ring The past ten years. 1t is needless
to say that he ia rich.
Cal ing attention to the gentle
mau's announcement, the Mes
Times says: u. T. Sanders is
democrat. For that reason, if for no
other. he should be elected reprf sem
tative of Newton county." The con-
servative element would call this
ultra partisan.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09

The probability is that the ezra
Ission OF the legislature will extend
yer a period of six weeks.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09

Just watch out for a little fun Oh
be convenlng of the republican
hague clubs in this city on February
Bah
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09
ncial Paper of the City of Sedatia
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
|asiness onice.............-.. 1

1t is about time for Governor {!
|hayer to vaca'e.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-02-09

Judges, Sheriffs and those who prac
tice at the bar smoke only La Puma.
6-l7d II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
GRA4N AND PR0DUCE MARKErS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Almost everything favored the bear element in
wheat yesterday, and the consequence was lower
ysnee OF prizes. Foreigners sellers and the
cables came heavy, with decline Of lisa ID. at Liver
poo The amount on passage TO Europe Increased
1as 900 bushels. and the imports into the United
Kingdom for the week liberal Another important
factor the supposed backdown by Chill. rs pub
usbed I'm the morning papers. The speculation how
ever was small and devoid OF Nlsol only l,oOO'OOp
bushels changing hands The bears succeeded in
breaking prices al Is cents In the hrst hall hour
and for the time being the situation looked rather
shaky." Chicago dispatches stated that Partridge
had cornerd loo 900 bushels on The break. ana
late Washington messages failed 10 confirm the pr IS
reuorts there was general rally OF 20 IS cent Tho
chose was steady. The Engl sh visible supply dc,
creased 392 800 bushels for the week. May options
onened al 81 OF 3-8a$l o. - and then dropped to
81 OF Ia aferward raying - ~ 03. The spot trad.
INC was moderate, at decline Of 1-4o1-3 cent. EX.
,o,ters bought $4,000 bushels partly old cable ac
rreptances Millers TOOK $4,000 bush Is
Com was slow and weak, with a general decline Of
,tGi2 cent on options. Liberal receipts at Chicago,
a. increase of .0B2. 900 bushel, in the amount on
Da,sasc to Europe coupled with weaker cables and
I'll realizing were the depressing Influences. The
ssnscu, alton amounted 10 only 100000 bushels. spot
carn declined l4al-2 cent but closed steady. ship.
,ers bought lOi 900 bushels, part on old contracts
oats strengthened local covering and compare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

shpuent, today include ? $50 quarters Of beef in the
Wyoming for Eastxnans Company -
MICH COWS-Rcceipts. l6 head Trade limited, and
pricos quotsbly unchanged Newton ttleu sold :
common cows FOR s2lJ at trihc more Than $50 per
head Good stock VIII ell a. sf0dSi5.
More thai half the arrivals western calves Tor which
there demand whatever. shippers VIII probably
continue forward this wolf bait" r. Ne"Nork long
It will bring enough Tsv cight ana commission but
butchers prefer and Penn.yl'ana tenyird calves
every tine. They Kill whittier. moro n'shY, and every
way suit the trade better bunch Of ~ head ,od az
2Fc p1r =. Ncsls were firm. VITA sacs AT OGo2c Tor
ordinary 70 choice and IL head brought SO
Dressed calves nchanGed and IN moderate request.
Dressed baruyards' aud sold at id5c and few
fed do al jirc country dressed Nca AZ "a lVIc ttu'
calves at 5d7c city dressed at Sa12c selected carcassc
l2ea l3cl. 49,. .
Sa-iallenbeck y Hollis: 60 BARNARD calves. 2ss n
sycrage at 2ac per n 2G NeaI,' li3 3D. AZ o2O' 10
loo D. az 6i2c. go,
J. =. Nelson 10 veal, ia H. at 50 DO l'l H. at
SIG: . 10. 10 p a. 7l,c. do 1lo n. At &C. 3, 20
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts : rnroadS or $50
head carloads at 6Uth.st and carloads ~ 1,' wv
ann number OF carloads held over M0ndhl were ALSO III
the pens. Trade not brisk ana th' uensnu Inurr
limited but price, fully sustained ana uei'rn gi'i-
ally rated The market a trfe hrmet. very common 10
prime sheep -od SGS6 per 100 m poorest 70 O''
Dressed mutton steady saloc and dressed lambs
firmly held tchoice CarcaS.cs bringing lO2cl
Sales. Dllcnback 10 Canadian lambs, 100 N aver
age az - per 100 y 1863 do 10l n. at ., o,, , .
Halienbcck Hollis 100 Western sheep 9l'f ~ ~
- 30 - STATE do. ~ n AZ ~ - =. -, 20
u. Harrington 49, Western lambs, - n. at ~ 80
POI DO. 72L H. at - 81 =; ID BuuMo Hhcep 30 3D. al
- ~ = II state sheep and lambs 81 H. at ST. .
Newton 4 fiillou 1is Kentucky shcel iV' D. ~ 20;
los ohio do 90 ~ - % a. 10. 30 u, at - 90 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

uN'N ma receipts, together with lirhter offerings
CPtions we're IA cent better on nearby deliveries
Cash oats were unsettled and less active.
Lard broke sharply ana closed "a 10 points down on
heaVy selling by big ope atOr, al Chicago. There were
Saigi OF ,'g uerce, on me spot part being for export
The final quotations were follows:
,, Wheat laiiray 81 o. - ie9ruary, - o2 rs
Corn-JanualY. A. IS; February. 1912; March.
as 5-e MAY. A6s3-a cents.
Oas-January. 80; February, IS; March, % II:
Nav. ,}6 Ii cents
LaTl-Januar. sc -; February. So 90: March.
80 - May. 50 %.
The receipt, Of grain and -four reported Yesterday At
Ncw-l ork: philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were A.
follows Wheat. 1888 bushels corn G92 f1- bu.hel.
oat~. lO5.7i3 bushels; total grain. COBRA bu.hei-
-four 72.l73 packages. A Chcaeo, Milwaukee and It
LOU, the arrivals We're Wheat 12S SOP bu,hcl, corn
As .O25 bushels oats 3O63l1 bushels: total gram
$50 ,733 bushels -FOUR 50 500 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
COTTON MARKETs.-BY TELEGRAPH.

Livcrpool Jan % D. m-1he sales Of the day
included 900 bales American Futures closed easy
American mlddling low middlinC clause. Janunry de-
livery -6id, value: January and February delivery,
1-64d value February and March delivery, 1-64d.
buyers; March and April delivery 4-Gfd, buyers /;
Aprll aud May delivery. 4 7-64d, BUYERS May and
June delivery. 1O62d buyers: June and
July delivery. l36id buyers July and August de-
livery, l6-6la4 l7-64d; August and september do
livery, 4 1864. sellers.
Galveston Jan. 2G.-Cotton easy mldding. z 3-16c
low middng u :I-4c: good ordinary, Is lie: net and
gross receipts. 51s3 bales; exports coastwse =, 533
bales sales Pol bales: stock. 9G.606 bales.
savannah. Jan. 2D-COttOn qniet; mldding 70
low middng. q 5-sc; good ordinary. Ia net and
gross receipts. 239! bales exports coastwse, 2.o56
bales, sales 325 bales stock. l02074 bales.
New Orleans. jan 26.-COttOn easy: middling
llGc: low middinc q 916c; good ordinary, g sc
net receipts 800 bales gross II 295 bales exports
TO Great Britain 10 742 bales cOastwise 1850 bales
10 France, $500 bales; sales, 1900 bales: stock
466, 972 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

Ohio lambs 81 ~ a. SO rs 1s3 do. 81 n. a; 81
j. \ Pidcock & POS Pennsylvania amnS, 81 NJ
~ -
Jersey CITY aud 20 carloads at i0h No sales on live
weight NominallY nrmer at ~ 10aS4 IS per 100 n
Country dressed higher and selling 5d5ic for heavy
hog, So d0c medium 81 a6c FOR light lower Jerseys
4Od 80 n pigs selling at i2c.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo. Jan. .-Catte-ReCepts last twenty four
hours $50 head total for the week thu. far. $3.50
head for same time last week, 10650 head con
signed through, $40 head: New York. 100 head ,
on ale $50 head opened steady for light but choice.
dull for heavy grades. closed steady but very dull
flr heavy grades sales OF good, $50 l.400 10 at
~ gO1 ~ - mixed butchers So 25d - 80. Hogs
Receipts twenty four hours $3.50 head total for
the week thus far. $500 head for time last
week ~ 200 head consigned through, o,3O5 head 10
New. York ais head. on sale, 5,2jO head. opened
strong for good. duh for light grades closing firm and
strong. Heavy grades, "a S1a ~ 80, packers and
MEDIUMS ~ sOd - 50; workers. good - best. "a 150
~ 30 workers.. light, and pigs ~ 700 - IS good
heavy ends Ga ~ % pig, good II best ~ 6oc ~ 40
do common sips fair, ~ O0 ~ 80 assorted r0ughs
@3 500 - so: common roughs 80 23G 50 80; stays,
81 - % sheep and lambs-Receipts last twenty
four hours 200 head total for the week thus far
II 900 head for time last week, 1880 head :.
consigned through. 400 head: to New York, 400
head ON sale. 5000 head opened 10 to l5c stronger
for good grades common, quiet and unchanged closed
strong FOR good grades with about all sold sheep
Extra fancy ~ 250 - 90 good - choice. 500 81 Is
fair 10 GOOD 2 2j0 "a 30 cullS and common. SO 500
S4 LambsGood to extra natives vi 35as6 90;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

30 estimated for Wednesday. CNpot clesIances w4rc
nearly 20 large about 300 900 bushels against almost
1000 600 bushels on Monday. Tho dulne.s oats,
which has teeh "Ntrn" FOR month. was little enliVened
today stop order TOOK the May price to 80 cents and
there was sool trade at that hgur ~ the close MAY
wa> tack N 5le cents. JUS the opening price. Pro
visions wefe 'ly a. much affected bv The peace
wheat PORK oigncd at decline II 20 cents barrel and
showed pactl,aly no recover. IL looked a, though
there c0hll ftbe selling through brokers Tor Armour
There wa aux" general selling At tho outset FOR hc
count ~ ~uch 20 ulanf~ a. have leen banking
Their ZOO hOgs the eetUate for Wednesday
p eco Price. 20 the "a Dc wcre firm May po'k sold
lew,cn 1l2 - and al 20 and closed az SIP o. May
lard between II - and 80 - ard cc~ed At Sc 70 MAY
rLl. beiNean IS % and aIn..d 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

Chicago. Jan 2G (sTecia)-1he war scare was all gone
this morning and wheat opened about cent lover There
sprung UP hOweVer. good sized ca.h business, Tho
close showed some reaction fron the early decline MAY
sold between Ola and 92 and closed 9i5, cent, Tho
price, obta ed for the ash fun over tho I'D
prices Monday. Enly in the day the FIRST wo,i,
nos Pard d. covered probably 900 600 500 600
bushels OF wheat. There little Increase on passage
cables lower; export caIanccs rather d.
pointing. OUTSIDE news Of ri> ort however. did not ct
much figure Corn. kept all day within a range Of
cent Ma sold between 800 and 1O and closed al ini.
Western receipts were larger 4oi car, today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
THE pETEOJFTU U1PhET

Tho epots from the Mcdonald poo PLACED the production
At 30 500 barrels FOR ncay. The crude oil speculation
was excessively duh. only COCO bush", being sold in
options a. the Consolidated Exchange Al 62Iq6:i cents
No tsn~s tons h Oh occurred a. the stock lAchangr
In refined petroleum fair business !, doing in
for delivery at buve>' dates but 10 10 j. going on In bulk
or barrel oil Price, arc unchanged ~ of1 cents Per
gallon IN barrels and 30 Foreign quota
fion. unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

fair to good do; IS 76d s6 25 culls to common S47o
55 50 Canada, common to extra, SO 5On 20 20.
Chicago, Jan. a6.-" The Evening Journal reports
Cattle Receipts 5000 head shipments 200 head
Market steady good choice steers, ~ oO1 80 Others
81 10Gs 81 25 sockers, 82d 81 So cows 81 30a 81 So
lIogs-Receipts $4,000 head. shipments. 1000 head
Market active. Irregular rough and common, - Boo
81 40: mixed. ~ 400 - so: heavy and butchers
weights. 81 506 "a 20; light. ~ 800 - 60 Sheep
Receipts. 1000 head shipments 300 head market
active, no change from yesterday's qu0tatlons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Ncw-York. Tuesday, Jan. 2G-BEEVEo-ReeciTt-,, 70
carloads or 800 h'Id all consigned direct ana including
II ,ano4dN ol la,inaas Company. 80 trading at The
yaid- fceing steady CITY dressed beet SLOW" out sell
ing az adv prices, at Go9c per - 10 prime
native tides Cow bed ranges from IN 5l,c
cable adNiccs received hi, quote reitHo
s"d beet the hrmer ct loo lO,c for prime quality ana
American ,ircr' selling at llol2c tops l2ecj eNt''u
dressed weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
Uork UnnIc0.

Females.
- RIGHT GIRL. 10. good writer, quick
u neuror, and unfr.- standing bookkeeping.
want, situation at moderate salJiN. VIII
son. 3Dl West 4Gth--t.
,rFNOGEhPIEH.-Y Young adv DIES RS a
- uI-.t on where shr can use her own ma
chine. salary -. DoN '@@. oia'g". =. ).
:, ii..OGRAPnEE and I1PLW ~ LIZ
- Ib,alnlDr owning chine desires
uo,!tion wages small 10 Start. 90 Centre
IT.. O.4n2r. y. j
fr,1 rI.WEIrlNG neatly and promptly
I done. Mr.. KAlE y. FINLEY. with
IUou4. r1D 'yp.Wfitc;-' supple aud Ec-
pans $50 Roadway, corner lith'st.
VorN.. pIIL you'd Ike cmpIo'ncna'
afternoon or evening, Wr tinS or l"oE'
lrc.,!nc. NGhNAL COLLi''h STUDENT
.1. Et.t I-.-t.
x10lNG GIRL. beginner cc-Tr- q n"-i-
ton q. st"noaiapne. a.i "',',
.+l,fy mod,rat.. wiling ~ ~.
day.t trial. tGdrc-- i. Y. MclLHof al
Hirk--st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
Real Csidtf.

(yyANTED. for spring lists. dwellings,
w stores anartmcnts. hats vacant lott
aesirably located for sale. rent and eN-
change. r.. =. MILLS, II East 42d-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

A HANDSOME SUITE. Two rooms, for
"A gentleman; also smaller rooms. 90
West oOd.sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
Dclro aro Rooms.


COMFORTABLE rooms. large and small.
" for gentlemen or small familic, lunch
dec. dinner 9jc. l03 West 3stn.st
/ II URNISHED ROOMS. with boald or
L without: steam heated gentlemen pre-.
ierrcd. Cough. FOL East &s'h-d.
II OrEL VIANA. 30 East Isth-st.-Rc>-
III tauiant and table d'hota. room, daily.
weekly with or without board elevator;
accommodations 20 parties.
n EXINGTON-ANE.. 46c. near i5th-St-
IL Third and fourth floor; large looms
| gust vacated iirSt-clasS board also back
pailof Or entire Moor.
I RVING PLACE. S2.-plcasant furnished
rooms. we'll heated hot and cold water;
ample closets with board.
" cry pleasant small room. with % With
out bead; convenient 70 l. and Other
cars; terms Moderate; references. III
West 75th-~t.
W ANTED.-ufant to hoard mothers
w carr. Address Mrs. J. CHILDS
The Kncil, Morf-otown. y. j.
l1tTH-ST.. 253 WEST. Front parlor and
II r:hI large and single rooms. well fU-
| ui,hcd excellent table
1STH.ST.h 80 WEST, near elevated ia
. tion Room, With board large, small .
table bond; very convenient.
90 WEST 2dTH.ST.. Mnicr's Hotel
CJ Suites and single rooms. with first
class boa q. at mod'r9t' rates.
tfIH-ST.. 10 WE>T.-E locart accommo-
Z Il d3tiD'S: gentlemen: families. home
comforts; SOuthcrncrs solicited.
20 TIL ST - WFST.-Larae second noor
I . haeK room, and nall room o. fourth
floor with hoard; reference.
~ TU-ST.. 10 WEST.-Iargc sunny
~ loom: also hall loom cabinet beds
excellent hoard reasonable: references.
iQTH.ST.. g. WEST.-Lalce and small
~ looms. closes and water With sill
peiior table.
lCc EAST 45rll-ST.-Largc. nicely fur.
~ nish.d room, with board gentle
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
flats 90 Get, ilnfnrnisheo B.

THE CLINTON. 90 West 42d.-t.-Threc
1 rooms ard bath. all well lighted steam.
heat. elevator; choice restaurant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
iDorh tUaniro.

Males.
wM. l.. HAETUNg,
a, Exuert Accountant ana Auditor
lame Bnlldng. Room 40. - P@fh Ho".
SWISS PLASTfRER. does all Kind,
"A of Clustering WALL. ceilings. - p5I
IN Ly now urocc--; VIII Mt cfa.k az iil~
Of repairing done. II. fhi'h' Iva 49,
ave.
.TC0INIANI. expert. accounts in'ce-
a tcetca balincco s,a ~. ,.. "'"sI pr ,G
Iaicd. (. ". BALDWIN, I'"'H TO- 40
broadway.
ACCOUNTANT and genoa. once clerk
800 - u''nc AddTe.s - rOKTEH. caro- iIousa-
tonic T. l. Co. bridg'voit' ''''''
S,lSTANT EKKTESDlR want, situa-
"A zion IN good hons ~nc WIN r 1''.' - d
Add.e-s u. ;, caio Of "oo'c'-' '0' "''s
GEENTNN WAGON.MAKLR vans
n ltnatiou. ,.ltr o. go .niIN. A"ul -
* l.. PLIEIl, 32l Ciinion--t.' h"n"h''i'
\. j.
CCoUNrANr.- Books or"nc.d. y ,,i,,..,,.'
q writtrn up or clos d; terms moderate.
". G. EDDEF. 10 Last i4tn.-t.
A GENTLEMAN Of businc,, tact and
n abtIitV trustworthy WtI-hnoMh ~
Lusinc,, circles. q hard and encrs ne "o' Hef'
" It'll unique tionab!- rcitT'hc'S 't " ."''-
-
I'D. j, dc,itour to get suitable positOA'
EEIIABLE. go West -"h-'t
ECulTfCT.- Young man NFhcN 'itIla-
n lion with architect Two var 'Nlrll-
cncc. MURPHY. 209 Past lloih-st.
NuITIOTS. active young man. fairly
a Intelligent app~>-ancc, wants eHbioy-
ment: best references. i. w" 47o yves,
1Jth-st.
An ENERGETIC and trustworthy bust
a ness ren. SO with exp" 'ehcr' ooihlh',i-
leIse education and ZONE holirV' ", Lily LIN
Good a. NEGOTIATIONS. organization aiu nun
ogcn,ant. good travelle and fsIr Ihguist.
dosir.s responsible place " " sola MN
or con plny a, manager assistant -,
or representative: good salary eApes "a rel
erences dtrect; ample security; II. H. b.
room 40 Clinton Hall. Astor flacc.
Roy ~ wishes -itua ion IN an insur.
"A ance once or importing nous nas
also speaks roads and Wrir,s 1e'ni'h'
LEONARD GKAHLER, LII. lsSaec.
IN ACTIVE ELDERLY MAJ would
A ike nositiou a. collector OF assistant in
a news and stationery stofr o oSs .. re-
G cTsiF SoS Gis ccrlton.sve., Brooklyn. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
FURNISHED Rooms.

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A HANDSOME SUITE. two rooms, for
"A gentleman also smaller rooms. 90
West 22d-st
AT 81 IRVING PLACE suite, !
N square. ] hall. Decorations. furnish-
inss and house Al. breakfast optional
n HOiCE BACHELORS quarters. second
~ story: whole or par. 10 suit every
comfort hygicnic htat; superior nelehbof.
mood private family; owners; references.
13l West iSth-st.
NEATLY FURNISHED rooms 10 a small
~ family. southern exposure, 10 gentleman {;
references. IS West llth.st, near 5th.ave
u EVERE HOUSE, corner Broadway ana
IL Hou s;on- Comfortable rooms for SO
cents per dav and upward
90 TH.ST., ~. near Broadway. Second
80 floor, together or separately; bath an
Joining; hO,e attendance convenient prin-
cipal hotels: restaurant; elevated single
rooms. -, $40 weekly; gentlemen.
o. TH-sT.. 2fs WEsT.-A nicely fur
W nished trout parlor 70 let ring
once,
III FAST 25TH.sT. Very desirable
III second floor rooms en- suite or SIN
N; handsomely furnished.