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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
s,u,on 11eI,een Al.

As soon as court convened yestof-
day afternoon the jury In the case OF
Heimwrath, vs. The Charles Mullen
Company, were charged by Judge
Cullen and retired. After being out
about forty minutes thoy returned
with q verdict In favor OF the plaintiff,
on the following grounds:
THAT n creditor in falling clrcum-
stances may legally confess judg-
ment to his creditor to secure bona
tide debt, and such q judgment is not
fraudulent or void as to other credi-
tors.
2.-That there must be an assign
ment or an attempt to make au as
slgnment in order to render judy
ment confessed fraudulent; and there
IL no evidence of any assignment in
this case. ...
3.-There is absolutely no proof Of
any attempt to hinder, delay or de-
fraud any of the creditors.
Harry Emmons, attorney for the
plaintiff In the case Of Quigley a. Mul-
len VS.. John j. Kennedy, moved that
judgment be entered Notwithstanding
an affidavit OF defence filed by the de-
PENDANT, which stated that the note
was madeqby Wood IL Ginder to the
order Of Qulgley a. Mullen, ard which
note Quigley j. Mullen refused TO ac-
cept until Wood a. Ginder would fur
nish good endorser (who was owner
OF real estats) and at tho same time
Wood * Ginder agreed to furnish John
j. Kennedy, who was an owner of real
estate, as endorser OF said note, and
they did so, and at the same time,
Quigley d Mullen agreed to, and with
Wood az Ginder and John J. Kennedy
to renew said note when it became due
upon the payment OF S25 and discount
When the note fell due Wood a. Gindei
rendered to Quigiey Il Mullen US.
The IN otion was opposed by Waite,
ii. Hayes, attorney for the defendant
and after argument by both sides tht
motion was refused.
4 THE LICENSES.
The consideration of the license ap
plications was resumed, and that o
James w. Horner, for place at Elov
enth and Kirkwood streets, was thu
first taken up. Mr.. Pickett presented
general rnmonstrance against Thu
place, and called several witnesses Il
, show that II was not only not neadet
in the vicinity, but that the applican
was totally unfit to keep saloon.
Horner was represented by Levi G
Bird, who examined several witnesse,
to show that the saloon was grea
accommodation to workmen, who fire.
] Quently went there for lunch. Tho.
also contradicted tho other witnessed
, in regard 10 Horner being an unti
man To keep place.
The application Of Brooks * Boyer
for license for the old Parker HOUSE
at No. $40 French street. was vigorous
iy opposed by Mr.. Prickett, on accoun
of its proximity 10 two churches.
J The app,i ants are colored me !, art
/ were represented by j. Frank Biggs
, who called several witnesses TO shoN
| that the place is badly needed In tn
, vicinity, and that the applicants ar,
. men OF good character. ...
Court adjourned shortly after fou
O'Clock until nine O'Clock this morn
inp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
BALTIMORE,
& OHIO i.
RAILROAD

Schedule in effect May % 1899. ,,,,-
LEAVE DEL. Ave. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
New York, week days '3.os, $40, 's.d1,
1923 a; NJ re-. .s.so ,5 ss .TS p; ma .
M n 'is.a4 ESQ. '5.s. $50 SOP ?. M no O''' !"
Boston, BIS p. M, daily, with Pullman
Buffet Sleeping Cars running through to
Iioston without change via Poughkeep'
sic Bridge, landing passengers IN Il. M
Philadelphia, week days. .aos. 600. 641
40. Z 50. 'seb 's41. 800 $3.50. 1896 10. 36
ll52 a. nj. 'i224. LOO, $3.50. .3Q5. 10. sos.
'5.3s 6.45, 7.;O, s.25. 1000. 'i1.o0B. m.
90 Pbiladelphls, sundays Sc az 5s g
800. 40, sos. '5.Ss. e.4S, 49, s.25, 1910.
Chester, week days. ss.Oe. 800. Gas. '7.4o
$50 g. 's.4l. 800, 800 80 1926, III. SO
a; m. LEO. go sO5. 40. sos. 's.8S. Gas
chester, SUNDAYS. :5.os e.4s. $50. $50
$40 80 60 II 40 a. m, leo, $50. 3D5, d.l0
sos. '5.Ss 6.45 'f,Se, S.25. 1000. '1l.O0 p. IN.
Atlantic City. week days 40 a. IN,
'I2.24. $50 p. IN, Sunday. Gas. 's-53 a. m,
'2.50 pm.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, .454, %.
: a. a. M 'l2 10. EOS, sos. 40. 90 ~
baltimore and way stations. ZOE a. M.
Newark, lei, .45t. 7Go 's47 a. M, zig 10
3o5. a 40. Is "a Z 81. $50, '92l, IL 10 y. III.
daily.
Pittsburg, s ~ a. m, y 20 p. m. daily.
Chicago, - A u. m. u - u. IN. daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis liz 10 D. m
and 2 50 y. IN. both daily.
SinRcrly accommodation, OF a. IN, 3 o5
/ Il and II Top. III. daily.
l.andenberE accommodation. week days
Or, IL 90 q, m, o. and 81 p. III. sundays
- a. M. 05 and s 20 p. III.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
STATION.
For New York, week days. %. S -. 70;
FOR Philadelphia week days. 3 s.. 9 30.
e 30 IS 90, % 3D. III IS n. m, l. IL. So IS p
H.. Sundays, 9 30 h mS5f42. 3 IS. Q - y. IN,
For Baltimore. week Nays. 5 %, . 50, IS 70
IL 70 a. m. 2a5, BID y. M, Sundays
30 n. IN, IS ;ind '3..55 u. IN.
For I.andenhorg aud way stations week
days. 65e. 10 soa. n. a55, 5oop, IN. Sun
Chicago and Pittsbnrg, IS 80 m. daily
except Sunday. % IS p. M, daily.
CINCINNATI and st. Louis, II IS a. IN.
daily except Sunday,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL
MINGTON.
a. nj, l2OOnoon, Il IS. eco. 800, '4O5 .42n.
q 80. . %, 30. 3 81. q 80. = a. "a, % IS.
Sunday, 4 Is, 0 90. s is. $50 1000. I'll 81
u. M, IL Oh noon, = 90. 3 10. los. 40, Is 81,
q 70 = q. 10. = Is, 10 10. II 80 p. m.
Telephone Nc. 1913.
Hates 70 western points lower than
via. any other line.
1T ODELI, co. scULL.
General Manager. Genl Pass. Agent.
AVN MtNGToN r. Noua,tHp.-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
FOR SALE,
HeaAd g. Co.

IYF you WANT TO SELL or RENT,
1 property. call on Hawkins Il Co. II.
Market street. No charge unless sold or
re ntcd. mi-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18

NOTICE--lN COMPLIANCE W It'll THE
IN act entitled AN Act Concerning
Private Corporations" passed ut Dover.
March 18th, A. D., 1853, notice is hereby
given that an application will he made to
the Hon. lgnutius &. Gruhb. associate
Judge OF the Superior Court of the State
of Delaware. residing in New tlstlc coun-
ty, on Saturday, the htn day OF June. 1892,
at 10 o'clock In tho morning, az the Court
House In the city OF Wilmington. for the
incorporation OF a company to 10 called
The West Street Pharmacy"
CONRAD " BROWNE,
Attorneys for proposed incorporGtors.
ie!i-iOt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-06-18
TOR RENT

NNYE WILL TAKE THE BEST CARE
NM OF your properly, collect the rents
and advance money If needed. Hawkins
* Co.. sl2 Market street. inf-tf
Evening journal., 1892-07-07

d r.. ROBINSON & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET SITS
FOR SALE.
q shares Union National Bank.
2500 New Castle Water Works per cent.
bonds.
WANTED.
Wilmington City Electric Company stock.
Delaware railroad stock.
Stock bought and sold IN the New York,
philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
sion.
Letters Of credit given, available in al parts
OF tho world and drafts ON England. Ireland,
France. Germany and Switzerland issued.
r. u. ROblNSON& 90.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
baron de slures Gives NJ Up.

Sioux FALLS, S. d., July Baron dc
stures, Of Holland, hes withdrawn his ap-
pearance in his own appeal on the instance
of a decree at Sioux Falls in the famous di-
vorce suit Of his wife, who shortly after the
decree was granted was married TO Eliot
Zborowski, of New York.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
A Rich Berrar.

PHILADELPHIA, July With over $1,000
to her credit ia the bank Bridget Ida Hei-
tacker, forty-one years old, poorly clad
woman, with an infant in her arms, was ar
rested at the request Of a merchant who
was importuned for aid by the woman.
Numerous complaints about the woman
have been pouring into police headquarters
within the past month. She was held.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
If YOU

Have avaled yourself Of the opportunity visit Reduction
Sale the tme We have uated heavy discount sale
short time only This is the and
will given advantages system easy credit This
you will ADMIT extraordinary opportunity after seepg goods
aud getting prices
dollar a starter win welded couples the way
housekeeping the easy payment plan practice at the Reliable
Insament House Of Frank j. Murphy
Any young couple will money and build home about
them they housekeeping in the early days marriage with
the splendid inducements oier Ready cash positively
necessary the outfit requisite furnish couple Of
a small cottage
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
A Peculiar Tragedy.

DUBUQUE, Ia. July Anthony Craig
shot his wife through the head and then
sent n bullet through his own brain. Craig
left letter, saying that he could not live
without his wife, aud as she was insane, be
chose death rather than see her sent to an
4svlum
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
.Inhnston connrmed

WASHINGTON, July THE senate In se-
cret session confirmed the nomination OF
George ID Johnston, of Louisiana, TO be
civil service commissioner, vice Hugh s.
Thompson, resigned
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
Pattl.on NyouIan,t Interfere.

PIrrsBuRe, July AFTER Sheriff Nc
Cleary sent three telegrams to the governor
Tor state aid in suppfessing the fast increas-
ing disturbances Mt Homestead, Governor
Pattison wired the following to Sheriff Nc
Cleary;
Your telegram indicates that you have not
made any attempt 20 execute the law 10 enforce
order and must insist gpon your calling upon
an citizens for an adequate number of deputies.
RonERT E PATrIsON
This showed that the governor was de-
mined not to proceed in the matter. A
consultation was then held with Judge
Wing, r. b. Petty and others, and at 3
o'clock the sheriff issued the following pro-
clamation, which was ordered to be printed
and posted:
All good citizens arc hereby notified 10 ap
pear at the shorif's office, Thursday, with arms
aud subsistence, TO aid the sheriff IN suppress
ing the riot now in progress at Homestead.
WILLIAM II. MCCLEAHY, Sheriff.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
Norwnr nIar rIght sweden.

LONDON, July IA Times dispatch from
ghristiana says: "Unless the Separatists
movement IN Norway is firmly checked by
the crown, it viii eventually result in the
disruption Of the kingdom and war with
gxvodau
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
Inmher rnr.ls - ID.

BuFFALo, July THE 800 organized lum-
Der handlers at this port have struck
against the stevedore system and most of
the big lumber yards are tied up
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
onlr 40 rnnlnin sared

HALIFAX, n. s., July THE schooner
Theresa, Of New York, was capsized of
ihis port and the entire crew, with the ex-
ieption of the captain, was lost
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
silrer pnrcl,nses-

WASHINGTON, July THE treasury de-
partment purchased $50 00O ounces Of silver,
rs follows: Seventy thousand ounces at
30 $3.50, 50.000 at $40, $1,000 at .s7l2, $780,
DO at .S7i4
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
rieia stnn rmprovlnr.

ARDsLEy, n. Y, July Cyrus W. Field
is stiIl improving and continues in con-
Scious condition. He is still unable to take
solid food however. His physieians have
some hope Of his recovery.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
AIlard The Winner

PARIS, July THE bicycle race from
Paris to Nantes and return, distance Of
622 miles was won by Allard in sixty-eight
hours and twenty-eight minutes.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
rmn nlnraerers Is.cnne.

WICHITA, Kan. Jnly John BLY, and
Peter Snyder, two mnrderers from the ter
ritory, cur bar FROM a cell window be- the
sedgewick county jail and escaped
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
Rosseu Harrison at cape sfay.

CAPE MAY, July Russell 3. Harrison,
bis wife and child Rev. John 3. Scott the
presidents father-in-law, hs arrived here.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
Isnster and rlllins Awnv.

WASHINGTON, July Secretary Of Stat,
Foster left Washington for New York and
Secretary Eilzins left for West Virginia.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
cnlnnnl nrnm nrnn. nend.

ST. PAUL, July 7-Lieutenant Colonel
William T. Drum, Twelfth infantry, dropped
dead at Fort Yates
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
Another ME rannerv Destroyea.

7EIIW0lI'l II -7-''''--' :
HYNDMAN, Pa, July z. - Pritchel &
Hough's tannory at Mans Choice was de
stroyed by fire. Loss, Sl1O,0lO.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
they say certainly win do.

Az
they say certiunly will do.
The rinkcrtons Talson Away.
Later on it was rumored about Home
s.ead that The prisoners were 20 be taken
20 pittshurg on special train brought up
hy sheriff McCleary. President Weihe, OF
the Anslgimatea association, appeared on
the stage of the Opera House and ordered
the han cleared OF an outsiders.
Hugh O'Donnei, of the advisory commit
tee. took charge, and formed the men in
ranks Ne then informed the waiting
crowds that the outrages Of the day were
cowardly and that when the prisoners We're
marched TO the station they must be pro-
tettel His remarks were received with
chpcri
A few minutes LATER the procession started
for the depot The wounded brought up
the rear several being carried in chairs, and
no demonstra'ion was made on the way to
the station The trip down TO pittsburg
was made quietly. but at every station a
large crowd was gathered aud ieered and
hoofei en- route One OF the men, Peter
Gorman. OF New York had tit, requiring
four men to hold him ia his seat
On reaching the Tray street station, Pitts
burg, fifteen wounded men We're taken from
the train and removed 20 the West Penn
hospital Tie train WAS then taken 20 the
rweni y-eighth street station Of the Penn
sylvania railroad, another engine attached
aud the troin pulled out eastward How
Ear east they will be taken or their destina-
tOn Is not at this time made public.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
The Kuied and wounded.

HoMEsTEAD. Pa, July 7--The list Of the
killed ana wounded, as far as obtained, is as
follows:
The lSilled-william Foy. shot through the
breast. John Morris. shot through the forehead; Z;
Henry Sreicle, shot through the neck; J II.
Klein. Pinker ton man, shot through the head;
Joseph shepa, shot through the breast; silas
Wayne, bullet through his neck, Thomas We'll
din. shot in the stomach; Peter Farrs, shot
through the stomach; David Davis, Reuben
Forrest Peter Heise, Jules Markkowsky, and
one unknown man. In addition 20 these eight
pinkerton mon were shot and fcll overheard
and their names could not be learned.
The injured Andrew Sular. shot In the leg;
Miles Laughlin, shot through the body; Hugh
O'Donnel, shot ia the hand Martin Murray,
shot in the right knee; J. G. Hoffman, shot in
the leg; David Lester, pinkerton man. arm
broken Russell Wells, Pinkerton man. shot In
the legs George Rutter, bullet in the hip; John
McCurry, shot Ia the groin; Harry Hughes,
shot IN the check; Andrew Schuyhir, shot
through tho kncocap; William Johnston, shot
In the hip In addition, not less than twenty
Ave Homestead men are slightly wounded.
Nine other Pinkerton men are also wounded.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Rownc dc noutc-"Nhat did your wife tell
YOU when YOU got home last night. Crnssf
Chris Gross ''firstt tel me how much lime
you have TO spare kowne de Bout Abmt
ten minutes" Chris Cross ss-"lhen can't tell
you'- Puck.
Postmaster Foster Of Lubcc. Me.writes that
nficr the Grip, Hoods Sarsnparlla brought
him out of "a feeble. nervous condition, into
complete strength and health
HOOd's Pills have won high praise for their
prompt and efficient yet easy action.
She ION her bridal tourl-"Oh. Dan. am 50
uuhappy.' Dan-"Why, what IS The matter,
darlingf' She-"If am a. much TO YOU rs
YOU say. you can't be- sorry your first Wife
died, and that makes you TO brutal for me TO
love.'-Lite
s1.0o TO BAY Ridge. sunday, July 10.
Asa place for n days outing Bay Ridge can
not be oXccllcd. a delightful thirty two
miles ride Ou the finest bay IN the world. Civ
INK a splendid view of the harhor Of baiti-
aud Carroll. Trains icnvc Market stree at
i.-Un me-, Delaware avenue igVa a. I'D.
Amv-"Hus heercr loved any oilior pirl be-
tofe." Mabel $40; thai doesn't worry me
other eAl In the future" Puck.
". G. n. ". F
Spring clothing .ei,as4gq ana repaired.
Wooden "And so Miss passee nnd Mr..
Gnluis really got married. Ngt it love
lUflhiN Miss amilHl- the contrary.
Should call 10 hare fnatch." Wooden
"MhN. } ion'l undcrsianu uu. Mis-. ruilaN
"ifhi she hated to De ~ old mulN aud ne
hticd tN he poor. - bo- 'un Courier.
lIaif Rates to Ncw York Ma rennssl-
Nalriu Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an.
NIuI IUF One convention UN tine i.HII"|
tian Endeayor. meeting il Rev York, 4 VIII
sell excursion tickets az the rate of ,a.-o. Juli
o 10 inclusive, valid 90 return until August
20.
Mrs Gossip ayes. they are matched bui
not mated." Mr. Cuirk-'hr-sc sort Of Friction
matched, chf"
Bay Ridge, sunday, July 10.
Trains leave Market street station 1.gO a. M.
Delaware avenue $50 a. m. Fare for the round
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
In nldre. snndnN. Jnly lo.

Trains leave Market street station 40 n. M,
Delaware avenue $50 a. m. Fare for the round
trip Sl Returning trains arrive ut Whining
sort.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
ZOE sALE.

FOR SALE
l0i Madison street. rooms and bath.
ili West street. ln rooms and bath.
Ni Spruce street, rooms and bath.
sh spruce street, 8 rooms and hath.
5l4 East Eleventh street, o rooms and bath.
SIG East Eleventh street. rooms and bath.
ilS East Fifth street. 10 rooms and bath.
Southwest corner seventh and Orange streets.
10 rooms and and store.
Southwest corner Sixth and West streets, l3
rooms and bath.
no Windsor street, 4 rooms and bath.
2ll East Fourteenth street, 40 rooms and bath
5ii West Thirteenth street, rooms and BATH
5B West Thirteenth street, rooms and bath.
Mt West Third street. l0roOms and bath
gOl Orange street. rooms.
sos West Ninth street. q rooms and bath.
N2 Mhdison street. 10 rooms and bath.
2.l latuall street TO rooms and bath.
sD1-iO0 West Second street, rooms.
sl5 Washington street, rooms and bath.
Nll Iatnall street, 10 rooms and bath.
1909 'iatnall street. rooms and bath.
lalO NanBurcn street, 10 rooms and bath.
n none of them suit send FOR list. We have
some that will.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
lraif Rates a. Ncw York ,ia rennsyl.
Alllnm l..Lllrn.l.

The Icnnaylvanin Railroad Company am
uuunCcs that for Che convention of the Chris
tian EndoaVor. meeting n New York, 10 VIII
sell excursion tickets nt the rate of sd-1. Jull
to inclusive, valid 90 return until August
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
NOTICES.

NOTICES.
NOTICE no COUNTY TAXPAYERS.
~ Receiver of Taxes John 4. Dickey viii sit
an the following places. during the month Of
August nt dates as stated. for the collection
Of county. poor, road and dog taxes for the
year 1892.
August l-2-Blackbird
August "a Townsend.
August 5-AiiddletOwn.
August i-Odessa.
August i0-nelaware City.
August list. Georges.
August l2-kirkwOod
August 3-Cooch's Bridge.
August l7-Ncwark.
August ls-Christiana.
August l0--MnrshalltOn.
August 20 Milford Cross Roads.
August Ei-roy's Hotel
August 2t-Ncwnort
August 26- Practical Farmer.
August 21-Sharplcss School House.
August 3-3l-Ncw Castle.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07

Mrs Gossip ayes. they are matched, bui
not mated.- Mr. Quirk-''Er-sort OF friction
matched, chf"
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
$l ON SO

required payment with equal saved
out Of your easnings. Payable weekly.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
A1.no tn nnr RIdee. snndnN. InIy l0.

amv-"ifus heeycr loved any otlier girl be-
torei" Mabel $40; that doesn't worry me
What } want 60 know d if he VIII love amy
other ill |n the future. Puck.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07

She ION her bridal tourl-"Oh. Dan. am 50
unhappy" DAN "Why, what IS The matter.
darlingfr She-"if am as much to YOU as
you shy, You can't ho sorry your first wife
died. and that makes you TOO brutal for me Co
love ''-i life
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
nANKINe AM rINANcIAL.

v IIIlIIIHIUHf ItldN0IV'
Open daily from O'Clock n. m. until p. ni.,
and ON Tuesdays and Saturdays from to
D. m.
Evening journal., 1892-07-07
". G. n. n n.

errinr clothing cleaned ana repaired.
shlliel worlmen. 30. ml Market atrost
Evening journal., 1892-07-07

Rownc dc nouto-"Nhot did youf wife tell
YOU when You GOT home last night. Crnssf'
Chris Gross 'first tell me how much lime
you have TO epurc.n RoWnc de Bout "About
ten minutes" Chris Gross -"Thcn / can't tell
WON ~. Hufk
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w AITRESS.-By firstclass North
w Ireland waitress; highest personal
ercnces for neatness and competency; CIV
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| ave.. above olst-st
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A HANDSOME SUITE, two rooms. for
"A gentleman also smaller rooms. oS
Wosf cod.St
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Domestic Gitnations fOanteo.
Females.

Females.
A LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
"A MENT HOUSE.-hor hotels and pri.
Natc families, hrst-cias, male and female
help, with references; city and country.
Az Mrs. FLOYD'S. l3S Cth-ave.. 4th house
above lCth-st
A WOMAN, good family washer and
"A ironer. wishes 10 take washing into her
home, or 20 out by the day; best reference
Nils. BECKER. 80 Wet iSth-st.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE.
LElVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No .2J5 Broadway, corner 1hrty.ilrst.st ,
LAO 1910 dway, corner 26th.st., until $
7. M; 30 West Twenty .third.st., corner
Sth-ayc. 152 Gth-ave. 1873 Fourth.ave.
corner Fourtccnth-st. 7Go Third-ave.. cor.
ner torty.seVenth:st 50. ls02o Third-aye... near
Sixty.Grst-st.; Los First-aNe.. i05 West
torty.sesond;st. l,o92 colea,,eas.ave: !
LILO Nluth-uve., corner .2d-st. 90
Libcrty.st., 81 Avenue A. l,323 Thlrd.ayc..
and The nAhLEM oEFicE' $50 East One.
and 200 West one.hundred. and.twenty fifth.
ST., at regular ONCE rates.
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DressmaklnQ.

YOUNG WOMAN who does llrst-c lass
"A worK wishes Few more engagements ly
Eoys' costumes a speedily. CHILDREN y
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A PERFECT DRESS MAKER wishes few
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day. Mime. u. CoNRADlNE, LOO lst-aNe.
a KTISfIC Dl;ESsM AKING. perfect NJ
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handsome dresses for sl2. Nine. OWEN
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AN EXPERIENCED cutter and litter
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. tnke position or engagement with fashionanlc
families hotels OF home; no meals. Mmh.
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Bnslncss Chanrfs.

An INTEREST in profitable pleasant
n and staple business l. offered a young
man who eau furnish satisfactory reference,
and who viii invest $50 900. j. o. Box
I'll Phiiadrlphia.
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Boar0 fOante0.

A LADY would like board for herself and
a little boy. years old. I'm private
family, where there are no other bOIFdeIs ;;
felcroiccs given and required. Address
a.. G.. C., Tribune Ofiice.
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~ GENTLEMAN and wife want two con-
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third floor Of mCdefn pnNat., house on Wess
Side viii furnish oil except carpets ample
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rooms, Or'ce AID number In family. j. l.,
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