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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

Inadvertently omitted last week: The
members of the new District Executive
Committee are Hall Wilson, J. F. Thomp-
son and d. A. Beard, of Berkeley; Gerard
d. Moore, John Hyland and Jas. w.
League, of Jefferson; DR.. H. B. W. Rau,
DR.. ]. P. Garfield and R. Hunter, of Nor
gan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

usla.g sheriff Eugene Baker was sere-
naie- ay Che o. O. Band on Wednesday
nigh. A', We haven't beard anything.
ol, ne arc justified io the belief that they
were Delightfully."- received and entertained.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

No-ga1- Grove managers offer long
H,to. premiums. The exhibition this year
vii. be- fine and the crowd immense. Col
NacCork.e, Democratic nominee for gov
eruor win speak on the second day-Sep-
TENDER 9Th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31
Administrative Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate OF Mrs.
Frances c. Timberlake arc requested to settle
the same with the undersigned; ana Az nav
ing demands will please present the same
nronerly proven for payment.
MARGARET 4. TIMBERLAKE
Aug. "a, 1925. 3. Administrators.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31
LADIES

LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want build
ing up, should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
II is pleasant; cures Malaria, indlgesilon'
IiliousneSs, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

The foundation Of the TrapnelI building,
corner Washington and Charles streets, Is
under way-Mr. Geo W. Mock, contractor.
Ne,srs. Armentrout, Gore and Siford are
bis builders, and an excellent bit Of work
ha. already been done aud is a foretaste Of
whatwill be.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

We are informed that the present City
Council cannot assume or pay the debt in.
Cured or assumed by the preceding Council
without making themselves individually
and personally responsible for the amount
assumed. -Adrocdte.
If so, to be City Father is quite desir-
able (?) honor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

Jefferson countys choice peaches are
bringing 1925 per bushel in Pit,sburg.-
Nr snyder, Of Shenandoah Junction yicin-
lty. has some tip-top yarieties.-Adrocgfe.
We understand Mr.. Becker has been get
ting $500 per bushel and over for his crop.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31
V.fN'TED

A GOOD WOMAN FOR COOK and general
Y homework in small family. Good weges
will he paid. Must come well recommended.
White preferred Apply TO
T. S. SMITH,
Rafting Spring,
lime 1892. Harper's Ferry, W. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

C,oPfERAs, Sulphur and Seed Meal
u for sale by y. I. Ll0hi'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

As Mrs. Jas. Law. Hoof' and her daugh-
ter, Miss Daisy, were returning from town
to their home in the country on Tuesday,
the horse driven by them fell and, on re-
covering his feet, ran away and Kicked
Miss Daisy jumped from the vehicle and
caught the horse, but he again fell and fell
upon the young lady. She sustained the
fracture of three ribs. Mcssrs. George Packet
and Mervin Buckley happened to be near
and assisted the ladies' to their home DR..
Bishop renderc the necessary attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31
Leap Year Ball.

We are informed that the Leap Year Fancy
Ball, at the Assembly rooms last night Tues
day),-given by the young ladies of Charles
Town and vicinity, and visitors,-was a de
lightful occasion, and that the ballroom pre-
sented a scene Of bewitching beauty. Tit
costumes were rich, varied and ingenious anC
the fair dancers were charming in their quain
and well-chosen characters. Following is {
list of the ladies present in costume:
Morning Star-Miss Bette Beckham.
Esmerelda-M Manning.
Flower Girl-Miss Higgs.
Night-Aliss Latimer.
Sunfiower-Miss Chew.
Evening Star-Miss Mollie Matthews.
Game of Poker-Miss Agnes Kennedy.
Pinafore-Miss Pen Kennedy.
French Peasant-Miss Rebec Kennedy.
Autumn-Miss McCalla.
Spanish Lady-MiSs Louisa McCalla.
Sunfower-Miss Mcdonald.
Spring-Miss Daisy Shirley.
Oriole-Miss Maggie Shirley.
Baltimore 0riole-Miss Clara Custis.
Butterfiy-Miss Sarah Custis
French Girl-Miss Elizabeth Washington.
Carmencita-Miss Neville Mitchell.
Marguerita-Miss Mamie Richardson.
Poudre Girl-Miss Lee.
Poudre Girl-Miss Archer.
Lolita CarlOs-Miss 0sburn.
Folly-Miss Mary Alexander.
Columbia-Miss Nan Gibson.
Yum Yum-Miss Anna Mitchell.
Snow Queen-Miss Willis.
AGnnehaha-MiSs Floride Brown.
French Peasant-Miss Baylor.
Folly-Miss Margaret Kennedy.
Bunch Of I.ilacs-Miss Emily Osburn.
0phelia-MisS Laura Kennedy.
FREELY Miss Lipscomb.
Spanish Lady-Miss Wyatt.
Poudre Girl-Miss Allen.
Undine-Miss Lucas.
Rose-Miss Ransom.
Helen of Troy-Miss Buckley
Violets-Miss Mcdonald.
Psyche-Miss Mclaughlin.
Spanish Lady-Miss Robinson.
Philadelphia-Alis Anna Washington.
Iris Versicolor-Miss Rose Briscoe.
Mrs Pierce-Ole Virginny Mammie.
Mrs. Tayloe Perry-Martha Washington
Only few of the gentlemen present werein
costume. Mr.. E. Tayloe Perry personated
George Washington; Geo. w. Packet, Artist ;
Mervin Buckley, Little Boy Blue; DR.. Logan,
Oscar Wilde; Fontaine B. Hoof', Snow King
Allison Hooff Cadet; Tom Aisquith, Dude;
Mr.. Mclaughlin wore a military suit and
Van Lippitt appeared in baseball costume.
Ices, etc, were served at II o'clock and cof-
fee at 1. The handsomest unmarried lady
present was Miss There.-was general dis
appointment that Mr.. Robert Chew did not
appear as Little Lord Fauntleroy."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

The following have been appointed to
take charge Of the public schools in iar-
pers Ferry district for the coming schnlas-
tic year: Hall,own, O. ". Harris; Mill
Vile, Miss Rose Cockrel Oak Gro,e, Mr.
Jesse Engle Silver Grove, MIR Albert
Cockrell; Hsrper's Fcrry, ar G J. Hill
principal Miss Kstt Chambers assistant /;
Bolivar, Mr Thomas Col nam principal,
Miss Alvernon Cros, and J K. Farmhouse,
assistants. Miss Rosa McGione, who for
several years had charge OF the primary de
partment in Bolivar School has resigned
and will take charge of ST. Peters parochi-
al school in Haper's Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1892-08-31

SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
Our stock is complete. Save your eyes by
Using our DIAMOND LENSE,
G. W. BROWN,
Optician and Jeweler,
Oct a 1891. Washington Street.
A fun stock of school supplies at Aisquith
& Co.'S
Examination Of candidates for teachers
certificates to-day.
A fine line Of toilet soaps and fancy goods
at Als4uith & Co.'S.
A large assortment Of writing tablets and
fine stationery at Aisquith & Co.'S.
Drink crushed violets in your soda-re-
freshing and cooling-at Light * WatsOn's.
Preserve your teeth by using Rose Tooth
Powder Prepared only by Light * Wat
son.
For parasols, fans, mitts, belts, underwear,
hosiery. &c, see NJ. Palmbaum & Bro
stock
Just received by NJ. Palmbaum & Bro.
new embrOideries, new laces, ribbons, trim
mings, &c.
We are indebted to Mr VIM. J. Fritts for
bunch Of fragrant locust blossOms-sec-
Ond bloom.
Palmbaum's is headquarters for linen
goods. bed spreads aud lace curtains. Their
prices are o. k.
We regret to learn that the editor of the
0eolsrfsiocn Register has been quite sick
ior a week or two.
Morgau's Grove eighth annual free exhi-
bi,ion September 9th, 9TH, Sth aud 9th A
big thing as usual
Our friend J. A. W. Ware presented us
with lot Of apples-the summer Rambo
varie,y-yery fine.
Writings cabinet Of fashionable CORE
sponience papers at Light q Waisous-
Cali and examine them.
UplegraT 6 Son viii present prizes 90
Che three haudsomest ladies present on
Maryland day a, Morgsns Grove
some fine wsiermelons. Of county produc-
zion have been on the market here Try
inr to knock out Georgia by Hoke
WASrrD.-Oidtime mahogany furniture
clocks. brasses, &c Address, JONI TREB-
DOC. North Howard street Baltimore.
AtPalmbaum & Bro 5 you can find all
kind. Of dress goods and trimmings suita-
BE tr the season-light ia weight and light
price.
VIM. Moorehouse, a brakeman, who was
injured in d b. & o. wreck at Kearneysyille
last week, died from his injuries Friday
in Mar,insburg.
NJ. Palmbaum & Bro. viii give a premi-
um for newest married lady on MOrgan's
Grove grounds, and also premium for finest
embroidery work.
Col. Jno. Thos. Gibson, Of this town re-
Gently met with the loss Of a house, by tire,
in Roanoke, that was bringing him six per
cent on $4,000. No insurance.
We regret to learn Of the death, recently,
in Chicago, Of Daniel j., youngest son of
our former countyman, Maj. ID. j. Young
now residing at West Troy, New York.
JUS. received at Light & Watson's a new
stock Of box paper. visiting cards envelopes,
invitation cards, mourning paper and en-
ye.opes Excellent goods 40 low prices.
The lost spectacles advertised last week
have been restored % the owner. An arii-
cs lost and advertised in The FREE PRES
and uot f0und-is it a spectacle 90 behold y
Ne,.r.. O.bourn g. R0nemou., merchants
a, Keller. have sold out their stock Of mcr-
chaal.e lo Emanuel SchaeTer and Charles
b Noler. The new firm viii take charge
Che fr.. of October Reg'i'r.
Ws can Che attention Of che Leesburg
Hneoum 90 che fac. tha, ihe new
bridge o span Che Shenandoah az Harper's
Ferry ra De- buili By che Vulcan Road
Machine Work. ~ Charles Town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12

his wife and son, his son-inlaw, James Iccn, and
his wife, who IS Kelly's daughter, with named
John Maloney, had fight in boarding house at
No. 1O4 Fourhst., Harrison, where they all lived,
about three weeks ago. In the quarrel Kelly WAS
bitten by Maloney, II Is said by Mrs Kelly. lie
was drunk at the time. and instead OF attending 81
the wound, continued protractei spree, which
ended In his being sent 10 the hospital. few
days after the fight Lien and his wife left the
boarding house ana went 10 i've at No. 20 Statcst-,
Newark, where key's body lies. Maloney
left the clearinghouse few days ago when Kelly :
condition became serious.
Presiding Elder Fa,lhs, OF the Jersey City District,
Newark Methodist Episcopal Conference; Presiding FL
der Ryman. of the Elizabeth District Presiding Elder
5. Van Benscho,cn. Of the Newark District and Pre-
siding Elder ii. $. r. Hammond. OF the Paterson Dt,
trct, now making the rounds Of their districts for
the third quarter OF the conference year. At each
quarterly conference they hold they present an appeal
for the raising OF $50 900 for the WORKOUT" preachers
Of the Newark Conference. W. H. Murphy, OF Newark,
who WAS delegate to the General Convention sub
ecribed the of 81 800 toward fund OF $4,000
10 be invested and the income 10 be used TO swell the
sum raised each year by the annual conference for
the support Of Its old members. Mr. Murphy, since
his return from Omaha, hN, become stih more In
tcrestcd In the movement, and lately called together
The presiding elders OF the different d rcts and In
formed them that he would give 5000 In addition,
provided the total sum of 100000 was raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
ELIZABETH.

f. p Edwards, one Of ElizabetL's best known busi-
ness men, on Saturday evening struck by n train
while crossing the Central Railroad tracks at the
station. Mr. Edwards Is partly deaf and Gid not
hear the approaching train He started To cross to
the Union News stand OH the west side Of the track
when he run down by the Newark train. lie
thrown a considerable distance, and when picked
up was insensibe and, It was feared fatally hurt.
lie suffered from shock than anything else and
his heart in bad condition Yesterday he was
much better.
Chief Tenny and Prosecutor Marsh have captured
in Toronto Dominica DerIbbo who Is waved here
for the killing Of Patrick Kiey Oh the night Of
september 20. Xix Italians in jail here charged
with completely in the affair." and were all indicted
by the October Grand Jury, none of them would
confess who fired the fatal shot. Chief Tenny AT
last learned that the real criminal at large. ana
he was traced to Toronto, where he was working
Tho chief ana prosecutor started for TINT cilv on
Thursday night to have the fugitive arrested rs
the Toronto police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
NEWARK

The Rev. DR.. David Waters. pastor Of the Norton
Reformed Church has offered his resignation to the
eonsistoy OF the church, and it has been accepted
There is no reason given for the pastors action both
he ard the consiStory refusing 10 discuss il. Dr.
Waters saws he resigned because he thought II best
for the church md himself and the members of the con
gregatOn say his action Il great surprise TO them.
Dr. Waters has been rector OF the Norton Reformed
Church about seven years.
The will OF the Rev Patrick Leonard, rector Of ~.
Michael Roman Catholic Church, will b" offered In
probate this week. The priests estate Is vnucd at
10000 mostly In real ctac f. this city III his will
lie divided his estate between six of his relatives n
brother and sister In Ireland and four niece, In tbs
country. They will get about onc-half Of the estate
and the balance will 60 10 number Of charitable in
situtions, including St. MichaclS Hospital. ST. Mary
yosephs Home for the Aged and -. Vincents Home
for Boys.
prominent society woman, whose name is with
held told the police yesterday morning that her pocket
had been picked while she riding In BrCad-st
car saturday night. She says the thief got heI
spoeketb0oh, containing $3.50 in biz. and a marqnisc
nng containing twenty-five diamonds. The police
We're also informed by Miss Gilbert. of No. 90 II
Blcomfed-ave. that q gold watch. which she had just
purchased from lcweiy store, had been stolen from
her pocket while she was shopping.
James u. stewart, a merchant OF this city. heard
from his son. Wilson stewart who has been missing
since August, and whom his father lad given NJ
for dead. The young man is at work In town
III the western part of New-I0rk STATE
The Harrison police arc making thorough In
vestlgaton OF the circumstances attending the deatl
Of John Kelly, who did In 81 Nchacl'S Hospital
on Saturday from blood poisoning, caused by 4
bite on the thumb. IL las been learned that Kelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE.
EMBARRASSING FOR TIE BRIDE.


An embarrassing and amusing incident took place In
the Oranges day or two ago Young won'ah'
nsmhcr Of Christ Episcopal Church, East Orange. was
=. no o,,rred and NIL the arrangements were made
IN nday last IL was discovered that two OF the nnes
=, N, boiler In the church were burned out, ana so
4, was determined to transfer the wedding 10 Truce
Church orange. The evening came ana inc orS"'n''
s,rck ND the march from Lohengrn' as the process
sion entered the church. The bridal party marched up
the aisle 20 the chance steps when the music ceased
No clergyman appeared The bridegroom with his pest
- ,ras waiting IN the vestry-room for the Rev. Dr.
uorace Bishop the rector of Christ Church. who was
IT, perform the ceremony. An embarrassing pause io'
roved and after waiting for nearly m'n an honr
messenger vns sent In hot haste Tor inc he'' Ut
Anthony schuyler. the rector OF Grace Church. lie
hurried TO the church, put on his surpce ana spSmN
ing down the aisle. their way out, the KEY pr.
Bshor out OF breath. hurried in II was i9uhd lh',i
Dr. Bishop Rad let his watch run down ana had set d.
Just one hour slow
spccial services held Yesterday In the tlst
p.torm.a Church OF East Orange, In celebration OF
Tho completion OF the additions and enhrgemen's 10
the church which have been In progress Tor some ''c'
Tho pas,or the Rev. Dr. George ;. Hshop, prcaohel
sermon OF commemoiaton. and there was specni
,r,sIcsI service The new building Is of Early Eng
ush Gothic architecture. IL Is crucTorm III Pi'h'
Init NJ brown sandstone laid in irregular rock-faced
.sh,or with weatherings window and door trimmings
and copngs OF fooled stone. Al the tunctur" OF ne
~ ord tarsepts there is fine tower rising IA
feet TO the top OF the vane The interior Is married
Nv a dignihed repO,c. At the rear o. the nave IS
rsoemorsI window with four panels. The work on the
Enlargement which has cost about @lOOoo, was begun
IN Juiv The Rev. Dr.. George = Bishop Is the pastor.
II has been decided TO repeat the series of Orange
osssrbues that proved so popular last year. they
iii be- gwen his season on December 80: January
90 and February L. The invitations are this seas IN
a. he confined 10 the younger dancing set. The as
s.mShcs are TO be gwen under the patronage OF Mrs.
William Barr. Mrs Oliver ;. Carter Mrs Graham
81, lrrvcr and Mrs. Arthur II. Colby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

TIE TROLLEY FIGHT AT MOUNT NEtNoN'
OF 1870 votes cast by the qualified voters OF
Mount Vernon on Friday and saturday. on the qn's
ttcn whether the Union Electric Hallway Company
Oh, he Mount Vernon and F,.tclir'tcr Railway to'h
rurv shonld have franchise 10 use the trolley sES
,em through certain streets and avenues, l'3" No''
IN favor Of The former company. The question III
issue Ia. been the chief topic OF conversation h'ls
thc people for nearly three weeks. On November -
me Common Council granted fourth extension OF lh'
line for beginning work under the conditions OF inc
franchise of the Wcstchcstor Company, wllch ma
been DELAYED for eighteen months. In th'S ufh' II
hud purchased the EaNtchester Company. Mayor
yush vetoed The resolution. but Ii was passed over
his veto by seven OF the twelve Aldermen IN the
same evening The applications Of the Union ana haV
chester companies franchises came up, but acuoh
WAS poncd until the choice OF the companies WaS
submitted to popular vo;e on December and 10 On
Tuesday last the Aldermen referred to reclhded
The resolution and postponed the election t. Decein-
Der !.
The Mayor at issued proclamation In Which
ne characterized the action Of these seven Aldermen
rs a bold and desperate attempt 10 fettcr the action
Of the people and TO prevent them from giving eN-
preston TO their sentiments On this Emporium; sub
i,t" and that he did not hesitate 10 pronounce the
conduct Of these public officials audacOns at
tempt TO siine Ghe expression Of The popular VIII from
some motive apparent on the surface 1t re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
RUTHERFORD

Tho new Unitarian church, which is to be dedicated
on Thursday night, is the outcome of a movement
started fourteen months ago. when Unitarian services
we've begun by the Rev. ID. W. Morehousc, at the
home of II. q. Bell treasurer of the rutherford
Heights Association. \ Untaran society was formed
and the hal! OF Engine Company No was engaged
for Sunday services. The movement In Rutherford
bocome 80 strong that II was decided call per
mancnt pastor the Rev. George H. Badger, Of South
Natick Mas. His ministry began on July OF TINS
wear and about that time the Rutherford Iiclshts
Association. through Mr. Bel, gave LIc Piot OF
land in IIomc-aVe the society Tor church SITE
The society was incorporated a the Church OF onr
Father. ard the building was pushed rapidy i"r"hru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
ryGJyErRs WHITING FOR MR. ARrHrR.

The members Of the II ard Of Adjustment OF the
brotherhood 81 Locomotive Engineers. Of the Wander
ilt lines held meetings conferences yesterday.
To-day T. NJ Arthur chief Of the brotherhood, Is eN-
pcct.d to return from New-lnven, where he went on
saturday. The hope that Mr.. Arthur VII be- able
10 lring about IN amCablc settlement OF the present
difficulty member ~ the beard aid yesterday that
II wns fact that there is practically no agreement
now between the brotherhood and the Central Ac-
ccrding 10 the laws Of the brotherhood il Is main ncl
that the Lurd has the power ~ submitting an rlii-
natum TO the officers Of the Central. PROVIDE, that
two thirds OF the members Of tie nd vote IN favor
Of such step. Even then strike could no. occur I'm
mcdiatcy. The question " ordering strike would
then be submitted 10 all the lodges - the Brother
hood the Vanderbilt lines. and two thirds vote
woud again bc necessary 10 d, eide In tv Of strike
Arrangements VIII lc made today for another confer
cncc with Mr.. Deppw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
IIOBOkEN.

The body OF a man found beneath the PLATFORM
attached 10 z. Camphcs stOrehouscs In KlVer-st'
between Third and Fourth SITS. yesterday morhhS
The man Is believed TO have committed SUICIDE 10y
poisonlns He had crawled through pasSageway
,,,st large enough TO admit man. and there had
died By bis side two empty mncralwater
bottles and tumblcr. The dead man appeared TO be
obout twenty-five years old. lie was dark com
peYioned and had no hair on his face. lie wore u
dark plaid suit Of clothes. lace shoes, heavy under
clothing and two pairs of trousers. IN TIE pockets
were found written on small piece OF paper tie fol
lowing MINES am addresses " +. w. 1rundcll, esq,
IL HYDE Vale. Back Heath, London, and j. Manuel
4 Nsrlhorolgh Road, Live Brock, Liverpool" The
BODY was taken to raI>lOw's mOrguc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
A FIFTH Avenue HOTEL Guest MISSING.

FIFTH I TENT z HUH. U EHI MIHEINT.
The Ncw-Yorl police have been ashel TO look for
Albert d. Lewr, guest NJ the itfh Avenue Hotel,
who ~ appcarcd on December and has not been
so,n s,ncc len. Mr. he Lewe. who IS contractor IN
Milwaukee, and lived at No. 375 Ncwha,l-si.. came
On a business trip 10 New-lork the lat week Of No
vcmber His wife heard nothing Of him and followed
him TO thi, city. only 10 find that he had LETT the
hotel on December 1. Mr.. DE Lewe eubi"ct IA
fits Of depression. and before had been lot for
two weeks. lie IS hny-sN years old. OF medium
height, seGcrly buzz. has sandy hair and mu>tachc
and on hi. left hand wears Masonic ring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
tj.lp iDanle0.

AGENTS aud CANVAseERS. mae Of
'emsic - - a. sAilS profits sure eA.
ieI, -nce unnecessary no talking required
ssircss /. PUTNAM CO.. IVES. Winstot,
Conn.
Malcs.
FEE To EMPLOVERS-M le helm OF
a. studs csrelully selected ani sen: ior
procured for lncn. MUTUAL AGENCY.
o34 troadNay.
HARLEMITES NTED.-Light laLor-
Monday a. H., 2,O13 3d-aNe.
MN seeking employment. cal and se-
Us; So ar The only nsst-cia., ar-nry IN
NewYerG; positions guaranteed. no matter
What class q empi9ymen; you d.slr-; ia
iormatiol frcc. NAIIONAL EMPLOY
MENr AGENCY. Go B.oadHay.
Females
ALI. LADIES or yogng men wanting 70
earn ti-4lO weekly spare time o. steady
home employment wOfk furnished sent
onNwh-rc by mall; no csuya.'lns no glass
GELLO CO.. FIll River. Mos.
COMPETENT family cook. all kin-s
= r'rp~ entrees, game ana pastries; bc,t
references. ;. T., Fast 37th--t.
WANILD. IA small hn,rican family.
a ,lcah capable girl ~ hou'emald and to
wait 0n table. Apply Monday NJ Tut.
d'y aitr ! o'clock Of ~ West 09th.st.
WAN tD.-A German grl for general
hop>rWork In small private family r.i-i-
rnce' required. l43 West s'th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-12
flats 90 fet, uufnrnisbeo

NEW HOU SES.-Ifolls and bath rooms
heate1; six :oOms and bath piiNat- halls
open nrcplaccs all rooms liPht dee rated
-. SO. at l07 and 100 East 9Cth.st..
corner I'aik-aNe.; entrance e. Park on
street: 0l,O few flats left. l30-l3G Ea
eGth.st. six rooms and bath; all lIsLt and
heated from a. o. $50.
s2O.-IHE ELEGANT mats. Argyll Ma
jestc and West End. by Mornlngsldr Park (;
) rooms and hath heated hslls oil light.
JANITOR 306 West l.0th-st.