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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
PROFESSORS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

PROFESSORS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
Chicago June 10 SpccaT.-Secretary Goodspecd.
OF the University Of Chicago. has furnished To ue
public list OF the professors and Instructors OF the
university thus far engaged. They are i7nkad as hu
professors professors. associate professors assistant
professors Instructors tutors, university extension pro
fessors and academy professors, and their names and
Departments are as follows: Head professors, Dr.
". r. Harper tho president OF the university Semitic
languages; W. G.. Hale. Latin J. L. Latin. political
economy; William J. Knapp, Roman languages; a.
W. Small, social science; II. E. Won Hoist, history
C. O. Whitman, biology +. C. Chamberlain. geology
P.ofessors-H. P. JudsOn. history. and dean OF the
undergraduate department; o. Charles Chandler,
Latin: f. H. Moore. mathematics; W. G. Wilkinson.
rhetoric: H. H. Donaldson, biology; F. p Mall,
holocy Paul ShOrey. Greek J. U. Nef, chemistry /;
E. G. Hirsch, Semitic languages; +. G. Robinson,
ethics.
Associate professors-F. F. Abbott. Latin and uni
yersity examiner: A. c. Miller. political economy :;
G. 6. Goodspe,d, history and history Of religion A.
A. Staeg director Of physical culture; r. f. Harper
Semitic languages |. NJ. Price, Semitic languages ,
C. A. Strong, philosophy: F. b. Tarbeh, Greek;
Nathaniel Butler, English literature J. +. Buikeey
pedagogy.
Assistant professors-J H. Tufts, philosophy W.
D. McClintock, English literature 5. W. Cutting.
German: c. d. Buck, sanscrit and comparative pm!-
o,ogy: Fred Starr, natural science; f. Berges0n,
Roman languages; Jacques Loeb, biology; George
BVlr, biology Edward happs, "Feeh' H. a. D'Av''
assistant librarian.
observation-disclosures C. Rowland Roman languages:
F. g. Miller Latin; II. 4. GIose. registrar.
Tutcrs-wliam Caldwell, political economy; ;.
Watase biology; J. W. a. Young mathematics.
University extonsion-R. &. Mention, T. J. Law
renee f. W. Bcmls II. Worst, Il. Bensley, y. Butler.
Academy. Is. Burgess, assistant professor OF
Latin: NJ c. Gtle assistant professor OF Greek; r. C.
Cooley tutor in history F. NJ. Bronscn Instructor in
Greek r. II. Cornish. instructor In science Luanla
Robinson, tUOr IN German; L. L. Caldwell, tutor In
mathematics. -,
There arc still eleven head professors. and large
number OF professors associate professors ana o'h'r
instructors 10 be engaged but il Is confidently ex-
peoted that the list will be fully completed long
before the university opens its doors III the fall
The present p: fiem with the authorities is how they
shall accommodate the large number OF young men
from almost every state in the tnon as well as nom
Canada. who desire TO enter as students. AS a
matter Of fact great many applicant, VIII nave
10 be refused until the necessary buildings for their
ACCOMMODATION erected. Altogether the outlook
for the new institution is very bright, and Its pro
meters declare that it will al once tae4-A place
among the foremost institutions OF learning IN 'ne
world,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
TB0rgfcs OF BrsTyrSs vry

Cary Ssuerbrun, dealers IN glazed Kid at No. lsa
wiam.st filed assignment yesterday by ]. Louis
Saueibrun the junior partner. ~ John Henry Ilu giving
preference for 100 TO J. VI. llummGl & SON. oi
Philadelphia. for whom the former firm acted as agents
here. Edwin ". Cary, the senior partner did no: sign
tha assignment and IL SAIL that he of town
sick. The place OF business closed yesterday
the assignee could give particulars II the failure
judgment for $500 yesterday entered agains,
Darrell. Smith Co.. Of Gfcot Inagua. West IndtS In
favor Of H. Richard Christensen. for goods soil and
money adNanccd between June and December 81 1891
Deputy Sheriff Young yesterday received two attach
ment aGprcgatng sG0i against Morlz Neuwcldt manu-
iactner OF iufs at No 10 Bonds, but when Officers
went there they found hat everything Of value had
been cleaned out OF the place
No. o, tho popular evening train for the Wcst Il,
the New York Central, g y. m. daily ~ -
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

BROADWAY BOARD DIRECTORY. S34
Broadway. Room l.-Clli here for irforn,a-
tion boarding pla'c. city and country. no
charge.
GRAMERCY PARK. North (known a.
137-i39 East 2lstst.l .--D"light.ul l0ca-
Linn elegant rooms board and attendance
nn"xroiiel. Also privilege Of private park.
HOTEL VIANO, - Fat isth.st. sum.
mcr garden. table d'hOtc; rooms daily and
Ncrhiy. with -: without boafi.
2lsT-ST.. . WEST. near 5th.aNc.-D,.
s!rahlr. rtol rooms: with barl: newly
De ora.cd tran.icnts table board reference.
al~'f-ST.. 81 Room. with boarl
p9rmancn; or transient: summer liicr>
35fli-ST.. 100 wEsr.-rfont plrlor ard
bedroom iOr one or two ccntlen ~ In Hat
No. lir>t floor with or without board
or gcntleUan ana wife.
~ EAST GOTH. ST.-EAcrllont bo,id
plea SAINT sunny rooms; clean. quiet.
nome IKE; loeaCon crnual; rms r. a-on
able; excellent tlbl" board.
18Th ST. 81 WEST.-La 70 Above float
room. scrord floor other vacancies
ia'cr superior table references.
Io3D.ST. 10 wEST.-Two large ccol
onn,'. hanGsom Is furnished Scw-rngland
table: nlc locaton.
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uiBy 4yDERsON's MURDER.

Perth Amboy. y. j. June 1o.-The autopsy on the
hody Of the murdered girl Mary Anderson was made
to-day A bruise upon her appeared to have been
madc by the person who held her while his associate
cut her throat Chief Of Police Burke. who went 10
Redbank TO identify If possible the tramps arrested
there. has returned He failed TO identify them The
dead girls lover Peterson has been placed beyond ss
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RICH VEIN or LEAD sTRrCR.

Lineup. Col, June l0-Lcai has been struck here
the vein AZ the surface being two feet In width.
carrying orc running from 1900 to 5000 ton. The
ore IS free milling being and copper quartz easily
accessible from the east slope OF tho mou1tain ono
can pick up iron and manganese at almost any point
on the mountain. Before thirty DAYS, II Is said, this
great vein will have been opened up Tor miles,
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n1ork Uanteo.
Females.

FPinlleS.
EXPERT STFNOGRAPIIER and TYPE.
writer Remington machine moderate al
Orv: references exchanged -. g., 80
sth-1Nc.
LADIES. / d. shopping - all kind, ;
long experience best ~ reference. MIS-
A. T.. = BOO West iCth.st.
LADY WANTS - cut ~lip covers docs
cr's-mik'ng and plain sowing DY tie day.
Mr.. HAHN. 3l1 Fast I'D st.
STENOGRNPIER and TYPEWRITER
with som" experience, quick. accurate
ana neat operator. Address I. H.,
G-S O'h.st
WANrlp.-Bv l Young lady. a position
as fyp'Nrt"r and general onirr assistant.
Addfr.> ANXIOUS. Tribune Onlc'.
YOING LADY Wishc, situation I'm onc"
has fair education. and f. a good plain hand
writT. AGdtc-, II. STEWART. 1873 East
3Jth-st.
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THE PORT JERVIS LYNCHING.

LEWIS WAS HANGED BY PERSON OR PERSONS
UNKNOWN TO THE CORONER'S JURY.
Port Jervis n. Y, June 1O.-The Jury In the Port
Jervis lynchng case has rendered the following
dict:
Robert Lewis came to his death In Port Jervfs June
., by being hung by the neck BY person or per
sons unknown TO this Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
7Hr proJp7rD fARLTiMEy7 OF RELIGION.

Clifton springs. y. y, June 10 (-peciaD-An au-
dlence that nlled every seat Of the Tabernacle last
night listened with the dcepe,, interest 10 the Kew
DR.. John II. Barrow. Of Chicago Chairman OF the
Committee on the Religious Congresses OF the World
Columbian Exposition. ahO elO1ucnly set forth the
purposes and plan Of these Congresses. especially OF
the Parliament o. Religions lilo explained thai thN
parliament would lie a school OF comparative theology
bringing together for the first time leading represent
atlvcs Of the great religions. showing how many I'M
pJTant truths are Id bv them in common. promoting
the spirit of human hcrlOOd. ard affocing view
OF the effects Of the vafons religions Oh the different
departments OF life Al his mornings session OF the
Union resolution expressing hearty approval OF the
religious congresses introduced by the Rev. j. H.
Robinson, OF the Methodist Episcopal Church in lnda
but after A vigorous discussion, ii was voted down
by IL large majority. chiefly on the ground That tho
very discussion OF those religions In the parliament
would lie showing them too much favor. putting them
almost on a par with Christianity and providing pull
pits for their preachers
Mrs. Mary II. Hunt, Of the W. c. T. T., occupied
a part Of the morning session in presenting TO the
Union her Ideas regard to introducing into all the
mission fields TRANSACTIONS of scientific temperance
text books The meeting this afternoon was addressed
wholly by missionaries from Turkey, Italy,
India, syria, siam and l'nimalL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
EIGHT DAYS on THE DESERT. WITHOUT WiTER

EIGHT DAYS OS THE DESERT WITHOUT WiTER.
Tucson A. T.. June 10. A. VauhOrn who wa7
lost on the desert sixty miles west Of Tucson, WINS
brought in yesterday lie had been sight days With
out water and subSStoi on the cacti Of the desert
and some canned frIit When found he n q
helpless condition His tale Of suffering Is piufnl
one Martin Weir his partner who went after the
reecuine party. WINS also great suferr. lie loTt
forty pounds IN weight from suffering while hunting
his way out Of tle desert 10 get assistance. Both
men are hysically wrecked.
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Gonntrn Real estate Go Get.

COMMODIOrS brick cottage with stable
In perfect order modem ln,gf, vrm'nt~. de-
li2htfully situated Oh broadway. a. Irving
depot rent reasonable. WM. +. HOYT &
Co. ) Nanderbut.avc.. opposite Grand Cen.
tral Depot
HUDSON RIVER WestcheSter County.
Connecticut. Berkshire real estate rent
sale. T.. &. MILLS. II Fast 42dst.
10 LET or SALE.-ITand-omc country
sea; " late H. L. Pcll. Oh Hudson River.
near fsopus. opposlt" HYDE Park. J. u.
IRELAND, 10 Broadwsv.
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gounirn Real gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR H.-Dwcl-
inrs for sale of 10 let; large assortment II
handsome building sites terms cay.
TUBDS & TAYLOR. Bcckman.st. n. Y.
AT LONG BEANCH, wo-t End. Nor
wood. i.locrcn. Monmouth llcach. -Rcnt or
acres stable: cyniy impro, emcnt; nclr
bathing aud depot. WIN. LANE & son.
Long Branch. y. J.
A BEAUTIFUL PLACE at Pialnhed.
y. j., for sale corner plot lj0Nl with
French roof hou'c. II rooms all modern
fruit trees 10 minutes from station u Will
trade for city property; $500. JNO. \.
NEIL, III Broadway.
FOR SAIL.-F.lahty acres OF land slfua.
ted on q beautiful LAKE IA MOTHER Ncw-
Jersey froo'ase on lake aifording inc
place TO keep sumner ho1rders. Address
JONI y. BERNAET. Chester. y. Y.
FOR SALE.-The home Of the lJte Judge
Ackcrson. IN fIockensack large mansion Of
u rooms gas water. hot-sir furnace, AID
all city Improvement, laundry large stable
and carrlarc-house. with q acres fine land.
rHnnine ~ river. -. W. WRIGHT. 10
Newaik.st.. Uoboken.
fUR HUDSON RIVER city or rural
homes. farms. manufacturing sites. SC.
apply to JONATHAN DICKINSON. the
real c-,atc agent, roughkcep~ie. y. Y.
FOR SALE cheap. farm li5 acres IN
Hudson River. west side. near fsopus !:
dwelling house. outbulldings and orchard ::
high river hank and fine building sites.
J. u. IRELAND. 40 Broadway.
90 ~ POINT PLEASANT REACH.
" j.. and buy or rent a furnished cottage
Of \. q. IIAVENS.
MON TtLtIK. y. i'm Jam"s.st., near
Park, two attractive new houses and
one stable 10 r@tm- and Modern improve.
meats. 7. u. CARTER. Fl Iprk.st
ORANGE. y. j.. real estate (all stations
for al" AMI rent EDW. r. IAMIL.
TON & CO.. 90 Hrondway. y. Y.
STOCK Farm Of 600 aero, -. hour
ont a bargain terms easy. FRANK PER.
RrN. Flshkill.on.l hudson. Y. Y.
TO CLOSE ESTATE viii sell $50 COO
min. now working. for A2j. 600. Part cash /.
fortune Tor rlpht parties descriptive cir
cul,r. BOStilEN. ll2 Fulton-s:.
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Dork Wanteo.
Males.

,,oS with Al references, desires employ
met moderate wages. Address JANIIOR,
cor. Of Tn Eaes, 14i 6th-aye.
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Gitp Real gstate for Sale.

A VERY desirable homestead In a beau.
tlful village. within n hundred miles ol New
York good water supply perfect SeNefaH'.
Address W. r.. Tribune Ohice.
A LINE 3.STOEY HOUSES, near Office.
for Investment or speculation. STEBENS,
ath.avc., cor. 93d.st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
AMERICAN FAMILY can find an IDEAL
home In the beautiful 18th Ward. BrooNyn
Queen Anne villa on residential avenue !,
well worth $500 owner going TO Europe
sIcrilcc for s. coo easy terms II desired o.
quick buyer. Address IDEAL HUME,
Tribune once.
lIOboken.
FOR SALE.-75 lots IN the city OF 10
laken and % IN lower Jer.cy CIV suit
able for factory purposes. q. w. WRl"hI,
10 Ncwaik-st.. llobOk"n.
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FURNISHED 1ouses 90 Eet.

Country.
AT SOMFRVILLE. y. several well
located. iuily-furnishcd houses. all Inn
YfoNrm-nts. / hour out. 300 ~ 500
season. GARNER. LOOMS & 80.
ASBUEY Park. y. J.-Cottagr, To- Jet
for season, furnished. MILAN ROSS,
Asbury Pax. y. j.
COMMA IlCIT.-S'n~hore and shade :;
furnished cottages. eight nni ten rooms
safe bathing circulars photographs. PROF.
NOKI niioP. brooklyn polytechnic.
NANTUCKET. NASS.-'ro let. furnished
cottae- best location t2jO. EASTMAN
JOHNSON % West 5jth-st.
SUMMIT. y. J.-furni.hcd houses - Jet
for sen-on very desirable; large and small
all Improvements. T.. q. POTTER opposit'
station.
STATEN ISLAND.-Furni.hcd houses -
rent r0s0nablc prices season getting late.
FRANK II. MofFATT. IS walLs,.. n. Y.
WYCHMERE. CAPE COP. Harwlch.
port -S,nshore cottages. completely fur.
ni-hed. charmlnRly situated bathrooms. hot
water cool. pines. bathing excellent. sai"
loating. bowling circular. J.. II Fast
s7th
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Business Cbanrss.

$500 WANTED in legitimate business for
one year will pay $50 for use OF same !.
10 scht mes or speculation or partnerships.
Add css MISSOURI. 70 w. I4th-st.. Room ..
$1,000. SACRIFICE. will purchase buff
fet lunch and restaurant, on Broadway !;
ground floor investigate. WHITING. Is
Broadway.
5000 ABSOLUTELY MADE in co days
Fine.t patent campaign novelty ever invent
I'd. PaItner with 81 500 required immcdi-
atcly. J. J. WOHLIMAN. 1876 Liberty
ST.. room ll2.
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for Sale.

CORNER meat market OF BrldccporL a..
new tore, new HNtufcs BIZ business. I,,,
ient must sell goOi reasons price low.
fNhIIfELDf.k'> AGENCY. Ncw.iIavrn
Conn. "''"'
FOR SALE. cheap. an electric lighting
cShslstihe o. Two IJ-llght Excelsior d,namos
WIN GLOBES. lomp>, governors. Sc: also
Swiit Ilnc engine sufficient 10 light a small
Town. Apply TO r. r. MUTT. is. Pier e.
pontst.. brooklyn.
ok >ALE.-k ofak camera, No :. In
perfect order price Tl5. To be seen at
Room 80, Ji ChamLcr'-,t.
SEWING MACHINES. latest STYLES
so; secondhand. $40: machines add
Oh nstalment Exchanged. rcnt,d and 70.
paired. ii. RAUSCH. 2,l5l I'd ave. ncs,
llIth-st. open evenings.
s1Oo.-PlANO for sale: IIallet 4 DavIs
octave four round corners rosewood
hand carved nearly good ~ new cost 1900
Cdn In seen at 20 West l2ih.sf
$1,000 eco. -MAGNIFCENT planoforteS
$40; organs. So agents wanted ,ata.
iogn" free. DANIEL =. BEATTY, WASH
lngton. y. j.
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for Sale.


A MUSICIAN. going abroad offers his
magnificent $1,000 upright plano for ill0
three pedals. finest brilliant tone, .llNcf
mounted. double action. tricOfd. pat mt
frame In u>c months. 1j5 West 23d.-t.
ANTIQrARfANS AND C0NNOIS.
SEU HS.-For sale. geDtlcman's scarf pin :
rare antique and beautiful: price al 0OJ.
A GENTLEMAN. recently arrived IRON
South America. wishes 10 ecIl several rare
articles Of curiosity, coming from indians Of
Patagonia and Fire Island. Address VAN
MA"OwSkl. 100 stcubcn-'t. Jersey city.
AT REDUCED PRICE>.-j0O second.
hand wood and iron working machines
s Changed. GEoAGE b. EbDY. sos Mad.
son-st
ANTESELL'S famous piano $500 70
$1,000: magnificent 1850 upright plano
Tli0; three pacals like new; silver mount
ei le,utlful tone. STORAGE WARE
ROOMS. l55 West 23d-st
ARMY and Navy guns rcvovcrs. can.
mons. drum. swold'. flags, tents, spear.
curlo. for sale or hire cannon ,alutcs fired.
BANNERMAN. 81 tront-st.
BRlCKS. BKlthS fOK ~ALE.-Jori. n
Brick Co.. capacity 80. coo, coo manu-.
'acturcrs Of bun Ponp'iiin. ornamental md
rel fronts arches ground ut shortest notice.
once. North iSth-,t. Philadelphia.
BICYCLE ArCTIoN.-Goo Columbus.
tcflons. II H.. saturday. June II. i Muir.
:ot-st.
RICyCLE~-victor safety. scj; NSw
cthcfs. hall eos. 100 M1rTy.s,. " ""'
DlcYCLE.-L,dy': tall ba,l ,stctr:
FIELD. 1876 Liberty.st.. Room ITO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

No. o, tho popular evening train for the West Il,
the New York Central p. M, daily. =
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Business ghantes.

AN INVESTMENT Of $4,000 In per
r,snnns business will assure an annual IN
1900 ~ $40 900. los particulars address
IECONF Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

sister from Dasoq The autopsy clearly proves 'hs'
The theory Of suicide is entirely ont OF the question:
John Carney and James Dcvln, who were afr's'c'
IN jersey CITY Thursday morning and held Oh -ns-
plcon Of having been the marcrer' OF Mary N'e'S'n
were b.oact before justice ODonnell yes ehaN morn
Inc for identification. Clement Abler ana Jonn bT>
land two Perth AmOy boys failed 20 IDENTIFY the NELL
and they discharged.
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Dressmaklnq.

ARTISTIC DRESSM NKING perfect ht-
ting costumes, jackets nnd wraps handsome
dresses si2. Nine. OWEN. 2O2 ". 23d-st.
A COMPETENT and experienced French
trcssuiakcr would like lew more rus
TONER'S la OF out Of the house ADDE'S,
Mime. L. CONH\DlNE. 1903 ls,-a,e.
AKTlSTlI DHFSSMAKING-t niQge de-
signs: orders at shot notice and uodr.dtc
char.e> gods puichaS,d /; ccsit d. Mrs.
McELROY, 81 East oth.st., oppO,itt Den
ning'S.
DRESS MAKER. FN9c, encci stylish
drarr good filter wishes a few more custo-
Il,er-. ia private fsmilG's. Address DRESS
MAkEE o31 West iSih-St.
STYLISH mo- mig and evening dresses
at short notice tailor made dresses so up
living out of town a pctfer; ~ X qua ntecd
hy sending pattern L.dice. Nine. OATES.
c40 Wcst o3t-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
CAPE COD SHIP CANAL BrIL DEFEATED

Boston, June IO-Thc Cape Cod ship Canal bill
was defeated In the House today, by vote o'
30 TO
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1NTERscuoLAsTIc GAMES AT CAMBRIDGE.

Cambridge. Mass. June 10 (Spccal .-Hopkinsons
School OF Boston the cup the seventh meeting Of
the wEngland Intcrschoastic Athletic Association
Holmes Field this afternoon with a total 3S
points. Booklinc High School second with 20 points
Records broken In the mile bicycle race putting the
shot, throwing the hammer and the pole vault.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
offers six great trains 10 Chicago every day. ..
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FURNISHED apartments.

CORNER APARTMENT in Central PARK
Apartments. by month or year luiiy
furnished or UNPUBLISHED; IL rooms, TWO
haths sc. Sunshine In every room. Apply
a: man Office, 175 West JSth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11

COOK.-By a young EncIlsh- 80 AZ. NJ
Swedish person IL good baker, carver des.
-erts zane; IN hr>t-c.a,s private family;
CITY or country r. forcnccS. Call or apply
2i5 ssh-aye.. bet 25th and 18th SITS.
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nllstelianeous.

DC KING extensive alterations, immcns.
reductions In all dcp9 rtnrnts tr nicncous
D1ryain>. rIFr chance. JAMMFS oCr
Broadway. Is Yves. ;Dth-s, ard IL T1s.
2Oth.s'.
MAI T3I.S>E Is made over at rc.idcurrS
according D. size ~ 25 to 81 9j. MAN.
h)n''NE. lG1 Fast ll.tb-st
PROFESSIONAL NURSE with laIrn
experience having pleasant. furnish,
house. woIlc Ike 20 "a" for a few lnXa'td
10 ri Is. 30 West 2,d-st
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Ucrh OanIrU

Males.
ACCOUNTANT and bookkecp-r. cNpc.
ricnc"d In all kinds Of corpora ton oiicr
WORK. WIN company organization with eN-
anlnatlons OF accounts. g.. dcsite, io -.
cur" connection Win good hnoncial busi.
mes. N. \. >. Bon 6. Tribune Orce.
NAN Who Ia been ia business A, \
S'ofek"eprr Tor hinlsclf bu. gave 10 up o.
ace" mt 81 long hour. end who ,p'aAs Eng.
lNn hua torn iii, il>u ab." q, Civ" security.
J. looking for place where he ran mako
hln''cli useful Aides \. D.. care of Mr.
Necs. ~ Earrow-.t
\ FlHSr-CLASS cake ratcf wi.hc, a
situation. $50 Pa.metto.s;.. Brooklyn.
YorNG MAN. Is. graduate from col,
cs'. o. 'ir"> position - assistant bookkcrprr
or clerk bcst reference. JOSEPH COUitT.
NEY. 100 fio-r"ctSt.. BROOKLYN.
. 10y, about IS would IKE position as
rgh' wagon dryer Nldic-s NJ. GAL
BOY about -. would like a po,i;lon -
on,c" boy. Add -, ADVERTISER, 20
BUTCIiER.-roune man. -. want,
employment IN butch r., shop: very VIII.
ing low WAGES understands the business
Address II. REYNOLDS. $50 3l.ave
EOOKkEI.PER ~ gen, .nl oncc work
rnioblc OF taking "ntir, chargc: -a,arv mad.
cfnt". Aidrcs' CAPABLE. i.22i Bway
CASHIER for hotel ar mercantile nrln.
WIN al reference and -eruriiy experienced.
de7iics cmpluymcnt modriat., salary Ad.
dress CASHIER. care Of u. }. Cottor. $50
broadway.
COLLECTOR: %. cNrrtcncc. with m t.
Gas, reference aud security. thorough knowl.
edge Of city. desires position. Addrr-. col.
LECfOR care d. j. Cotter 756 Broadway.
C\RrENTER.-You >wrd~ wants
work under. t'lds everything In The line
u. HEN phR>oN, l'2 East i23i.st.
cARPENTER.-A practical and icl-.
lhl" workman n,w work or ,obblng. W,
Jalring. hni-hlnc. Sc: neat aud careful
s"ou reference, reasonable. Cali or address
MOUNT, i.7G7 iorE.a,r. ''''''
DHiNEH.-Ey married man: unGcr.
stand ths nlanagen"n, OF horses thoiousbly
viii all tools. II. RrrTWALD. d35 West
J0th-st.
DRIVEH.-Ey active man for delivery
wagon good reference or give bond. mod
crate Vases. Address PEER. care OF
Tn. Fac' 20 Gth-ayr.
DEIVtR;-ry. a Young maA as driver
~ any Kind. and % make himself useful
!. Ni'ssEhEk i2G Wet lis'-s,.
ENGiNEER.-Flr-t.cli man. with ii.
ccIis" and excellent references, desires po.l.
ton moderate salary. Addrc = ENtiiNETK.
care Of John J.. kopp. ~ 0ta-aye.
INrlN FER wants tratinn city or
country can !Vrhl-h references. tddf,,,
". II. BARRETT 2Si GrcrnwIch-sf
ENGINEER. Gr,t-cllss wants situatinn.
allie TO make ali repair; rcfcrrnccs Ad.
dress B e.. Tribune Oncc
ENGINEER wants position marine or
stationary experience. Adfrcs. WOLF.
o. OAK I.
ryGINFER.-stc1dy, sober Amcri,oa
wants position. Address ENGI NEER.
ear Of Wn. Allen. IS Mlirly-st.
Just LOOK ,-Typcnrting 2 IA c.s.
Ter fo!.o 100 words AGdrcs' {. X.
MICiiEL L0cx Lon 81. Bloomfield. N. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-11
Go Get for bnslncss purposss

SMALL or large Park Row front
oi1ice In Potter Building. 10 let. Address
Il. Il. SAVAGE, 81 Fulton-st.
PAEk ROW front Office Ia let ia Pot
ter Building. Addr'-s l.. T. SAVAGE,
65 Iulton-st.