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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-02-27
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BEAR BRA TEL Y

Be still, sad heart;
Put on thy mask amid the crowded street.
And let thy smile felicitous. and sweet
With feigned calm these curious faces
greet,
Who careth for thy smart?
Be strong my heart;
Though wondrous sad, thow owest the
world smile,
To see it happy should thy grief beguiie;
Loves. hopes and joys surround thee all the
while
Wherein thou Dearest part.
Be brave. my heart;
Each seasons sweeping hath its silent
song;
To night alone the silver stars belong,
And right grows ever mightier than the
wrong
In deed and act.
Be patient, heart;
Blessings come sweet to those who meier
were blest,
And brief the days. little span at best,
Till ayless, deep, irreyocable rest
Eternal peace impart.
y. r. Parker, h. Detroit Free Press.
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Living Questions

are most esteemed by every intelligent
man and woman. DeranQemenss of the
liver, stomach and bowels speedily pre-
sent to us the living questions of obtain
ing rtlief. 1t is at once found IN DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pelie.s, which cure
sick headache, constipation, indiges-
ton. bilious attacks. etc. Purely veke
table and perfectly harmless. they are
pneqnaled as specific for The COM
plants named. One tiny sugar coated
Pellet desc. In walls, Is cents Car
~ them In your vest pocket
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Not Much to Fsar.-Foremau !:

Not Much to Fsar.-Foremau
Here are two sermons, one delivered
at ST. Fashion Church and the other
at ST. Aynoo Church. We've got
'em mixed and cant tell which is
which
Editor (busiIy)-~Leayc of the
texts and put 'em in either way.
Neither OF the congregations win
know the brooklyn Life.
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Better and better.

. lsetter than grandeur. better than gold,
Better than rank thousand fold,
Il healthy body mind az ease.
And simple pleasures that viii please.'
To set and keep healthy body. use
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
ems dy designated ton0t only cure all
d S. as s of the throat, Jumps and chest,
but keep lie b dy IN thoroughly
healthy condition. Il prsdicatts al
impurities from the blos ard over.
CONES iDdig, s ion and dyspepsia.
Blotchss. psmples. and eruptions dis
app ar under IFS ufe. and your mind
can be at ease as o your heath.
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II Is a Good Thing.

/ say this for Pan Tina. / have
been in the drug business many years
and this is one Of the most successful
Cough remedies | have sold. A case
in point, neighbor. Mr.. L. FL. Nico-
demus, had q chronic Cough of SIX
years standing, which no medicine
would relieve. / recommended Pan
Tina, and It's effect was magical. 1t
is a good thing.
j. ROSS NATTER,
Altoona, Pa
Pan Tina is sold at 25 ard so
cents at E. G. Williams Jr. & Co. 3
Drug Store.
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Cured By Caticura.

For about thirteen years | have been
troubled with eczema or some other Gu
taneous disease which all remedies failed
to cure Hearing Of the CUTIcURA REM
EDIEs. | resolved to give them trial. l
followed the directions carefully and 1t
affords me much pleasure TO say before
using two boxes of the GUrICURA, four
cakes OF CuTicURA SOAP, and one bottle
Of CUrIcURA REsoLvENr, was entirely
cured In addition to my own case, my
baby boy, then about i've months old, was
suffering what | supposed was the same
disease as mine, to such an extent that
his head was coated over with solid scab
from which there was constant now OF
pus, which WAS sickening to look upon,
besides two large tumor-like kernels on
the back of his head. Thanks to your
wonderful CUTICURA REMEDIES, his scalp
is perfectly we'll, and The kernels have
been scattered SO that there is only one
little place by his left ear. and that Is
healing nicely Instead of coating OF
scabs he has a fine coat of hair, much bet
ter thar that which was destroyed by the
disease | s9ould t.aS the whole world
knew of the value of your CUTrCURA
REMEDIES 5 | do. Tney ere worth ten
times the price at which they are sold.
have never used any other toilet soap in
my house since bought the first cake OF
CUTIcURA SOAP. / would be inhumam.
as web rs ungratefu!, should fail TO
speak well OF and recommend them TO
every sufferer. | have spoken OF the IN,
and shall continue ~ speak oil them from
the pulpit. in the home, and in the streets.
Praying that you may live long, and do
the same amount OF cool you have done
me and my child. remain. yours CRATE
fully. (REy.lC n. MANNING.
Box %. Acworth, Ga,
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DID YOU EVER KNOW

A church that died because it paid
too much !?
A revival Of religion that spoiled
the missionary collection?
A missionary pastor who did not
build up all sides Of his church?
A man who paid literally TO mis-
sions and then felt meanIy about it!
A man that does not believe in
foreign missions who takes much
stock in home doings p National
Baptist.
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feel it my duty to say few
words in regard to Ely's Cream
Balm, and / do so entirely without
solicitation. ! have used it more
or less half year, and have found
It most admirable. / have suffered
from catarrh of the worst kind ever
since was a little boy and l never
hoped for cure. but Cream Balm
seems even to do even that. Many
of my acquaintance have used it
with excellent results.-Oscar Os-
trum, As Warren Ave-, Chicago,
Ill.
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A Study in Heads" Who is that
insignificant slant headed little dat
fer there, talking with the man with
the leonine head?"
Hes Backyard STRIPPING, the fam
Gus story teller. The man with the
fine head is Jingleberry, author of
Forty Ways Of Preparing Buck
wheat Batter-Carlyle Smith, In
Puck.
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Revealing An Identity" WHO'S
that paIe-looking man over there
with the eyeglasses on?" said the
visitor.
"He's Nora June Bibbey,' was
the answer Puck.
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AUCTIoNEER'S NOTICE!

]. ". QUINN offer his services as Apc.
tioneer in the counties Of Brekelsy and JEFF
ferson Having had over 40 years expsr
fence I can guarantee satisfaction in selling
and in price. or NO charge Terms moderate.
sharr OF public patronage solicited. Ad.
dress sll communications to J.V. Quinn,
Bedington, Berkeley County, West Va.
Dec. 81 ls90-tf
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A ministers Cur

A MINISTER AND HIS LITTLE BoY CURED
or OBSTINATE SKIN DISEASES Br THE
CuTicURA REMEDIES. PRAISES THEN
IN THE PULPIT. HOME, AND IN TIE
STREET.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-02-27

DINPLES, black-heads, chapped and oily
LII kin cured by CUTICURA INDICATED
SOAP
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-02-27

Sold everywhere; Price, CUTIcURA, 50e.;
SOAP, Zoe; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COR
PoRATIoN, Boston.
EE-Send for "How to Cure Skin Dis
eases" 81 pages, so illustrations. 100 testi-
monials.
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OuTECuRA REMEDIEs.

Are in truth the greatest skin cures.
blooe purifiers and humor remedies of
modern times.
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WHO DID IT?

ss SS1sSGSss r. Joseph Tonce was a
ssSSINVLVSS spare built, clean shaver
iTAS&SkG man of about 40, with gray
s5o-G1G-uSo hair and no Mhiskers. and
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BOUND

Accommodation rain No 90 leaves Nartinsburg clio
IA. ,rilTss az Brunswick 7.i0A.m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
Horses an0 Carriages.
VAN TASSELL & kEAHN EY'S
L L 4 I L

A VAN TAsSELL & KEARNEY'S
"A. CAKi.IAGE REFRACTORY
Al PRIVATE sALk-
AN ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT OF all the
new styles Of SPRING aud SUMMER
ALi, IRE NEW DESIGNS in OAK MA.
PIE and OTHER NATURAL WOODS,
prorinent among which Is the display 81
Ulilaren's vehicles ioI oon~eys anu
SHIFTING WAGONS. Kensingtons, Der.
BY Wagons. Triple BuckboaNs. Surreys,
& White Buckboards for four and SIX pas
DROTGHAMs AND oCTAGoN, FRONT
BkOUGHAMS. new end second hand' ny
the best city builders.
LANpAUS,
pLASS FRONTS AND LEATHER HEADS
SIX pAssr KRoGKAW .ND EXTENSION
FRONTS Coupe ara j.. curtain RoekewayS'
LH T,CARf ES and s sPID + PPnAEToNs.
LADIES DRIVING PHAErONs, EX'
T T6Ss, pS T 90 RHAEIoNs ana poO'
OF ALL KINDS WAGoNETTES
AND DEPOT WAGONS PAINT.
o,,Du,v ED AND II OAK IN PONY
OUR HARNESS ROOM
IMP0RTED AND DOMESTIC HAIR
MSS, SADDLES AND BRIDES;
WHIPS FUR AND CLOTH ROBES
BLANKETS. &C.,
IN AMERICA.
HORSES
OF ALL KINDS-Family Horses, Koao,
sters, TrO:trs, Saddle Horses, ana
Workers,
AT PRIVATE SALE.
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL Do
WELL 70 examine our lMMENSb
STOCK before buYing elseMhere.
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Uork UanIeo.

Females.
A YOUNG LADY desires position as
"a stenogfapher al typewriter Hammond
Of Remington terms moderate. Address
VI. ". a.. Railway y. j.
YOUNG LADY would Ike writing ~
"A any description to DO at hone or IN
Once an accur1t" accouLtint. Miss NJ. e.,
- Lynch-~t.. Broo&lyn.
y OOKKEEPER.- Young lady. 3 years
- experience, desires position bcst rel
eronce W. =. Box 1850. Tribune Onice.
CASHIER young lody with three
u sears experience. h"st reference from
employer W =, Bon 1850.
y OETH GERMAN LADY would Ike u
give lr. son. In music and German IN cN-
change for board duri-g summer Address
Mr. W. LIhDEhE. LAG Madi'on-aNc.
SALE>LADY.--A young lady. with *.
- c'iluf references. desires position a.
-air.laiy In bakery, or general Office work.
AcGr,-- SALfSLADN. care OF j. ;. ABB
bot. 81 Court--t.. Brooklyn.
~ HOROrGIlfY competent ,tenogapher
i and Remington typewriter sir. pO-
-iton In light Office; Wiling ~ assist in
general once work years experience ;
".~ reference. T. NJ. - Fast lith--t.
\VIG MAKER.-Lldics' hrlrdtc,,cr wants
w ..tuation nod rate wages. T.. LAMPE,
go East 9ith--t.
NOrNG LADY. occu1tr. mpid. wl-he,
position a. st'nOrnphrT and typo
writ.r operates the X 'miugtoni salary, sl2.
COMPETENT Tribune Office.
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Gclp tUanteo.
females.

Females.
('IRGS. READ TffIS.-Cooks. chamb"-
" maids. hou-. Wolkor~. GOOD places now
waiting no adNanc. fcc-. Why. thcn q" p
lffrl Apply 81 once. INTERSTATE AND
INIFRNATIONAL EMPLONNLNf In
CHANGE. 800 Gth-ay".. near .itl.st.
ER3lAN gin for general hou-""orh
NJ wanu-i a. Oncr. 49, Gth-nN".
w ANrED Tor orange. y. J.. int.
w cla-s Competent Infants nurse. q tt"r
entire charge aHd fed VIII bottle, "nll
tho-r VITA personal reference need nppii ~
liz Bfc,oost nousc. Jth-ayr. ani ,th--'
Room 81. on Wednesday, between 80 anu
il "a. 900.
tIJNNItB -IIi.t-cl,s. lady'~ maid good
w az --hskri reference, r'quirrd- APp'
from 20 4. ~ 20 iih-a'~.
xx,NNII1 heat. .onpeient Girl a.
w vilt~..s and assist win laundry .Nort
fa-.Ii, of four. bast references quir d. eau
o.. ~ Mad -On-aNc. to-day b"tw'ch anG
J.. m
WANTED nr.tcIa-s gin 20 ~fc
w chars, ~ dinur.ro"n. nlso g. a-'I' =
With washing Apply wih last I't'i nee.
"a Krm-Dn--f.. BrooM's
xUANIED-A Irot.-t,ut maid. abgu, 80.
w adj. b. cut and ~ dresses add ~ 4
l.tt.. ghf chan. igarwurh. q 800 o. y WIZ u
fori Ma Apply win - r,nce- -aiuf-
d,v trtw.en . aud Z, Mis-, ID. 20 iu-
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Real Gsiaie h)anie0.

4 GENTLEMAN wisho, y meet person
"A who win scll 10 him ; or 1 acre
arm. NO t. ten miles from y. Y. CITY.
rear depot. J. s.. = BeaScr--t
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Go Get fot Business purposes

SELECTION OF desirable oO-foot and
n medium-sized houses, 57th-st. near
Park.avc.: West 5jth-st.. west olst-s''
9th and 9th ayes, and 53d-st. others; r,nt
e. 900 upward. RlhEH q sun ool Nh'
ave.
UIIDINGS- stores. lofts. offices and
ID studios desiral lc locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. S26 BrOacway.
OFFS TO LET-,iood location steam
Il power. heat. elevator good light. CHAs.
SIMMONS, 10 Centre-st.
ITO LET TO DRUGGIST.-Corner store
leading thOfoughiare; fare chmc.
for particulars. TORREY i % west 25d-s'.
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flats 70 Lei, tinturnisbeo


A LII LIGHT ROOMS stc1m-hcatcd ; ele-
"A ganty decorated lovely for I'll all fsni-
lies strong Inducements. - West 6ith-st.
II LACK BUILDING, 2'l 9th ave. en-
- trace l East 2Sth-st. sunny apart
UNDERHfLL & FRANCIS 297 5th.ave.
II LATS 10 LET i nfurnIshed and fur.
nshed desirable locations. FOLSOM
bkOIHEtS, S2O Broadway.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. No. 60 Souih;
w The Central light rooms emu
bsth IN personal charge OF owner reference
required. See janitor.
"a TH-ST, 1lS WEST-Uppcr part OF pri-
cc vate house; rooms and bath steam
hrat,d conNeniences for Housekeeping Two
blocks from elevated station, Park ara lsiN'i'
side Drive: S35 Der month.
10C DIST. ) WEST Opposite Central
ACC Park entrance: looms ana baul
improvements. t2i Inducements given, no
children station 10ith.st
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Gonntrn Real Gsiate Go Get


n OuNTRY PLACES, furnished and I'M
- furnished. 10 let for sale or exchange;
terms easy. FOLSOM BKOTHE HS,
S26 Broadway.
EA>T ORANGE, y. J.-For rent from
II May !, one extra line house, with all
improvements. Address JOHN W. RUS
SILL. 200 Broadway.
T. asst ORANGE. y. J.-Unfurnishcd
II house. 20 Walnut-st., minutes walk
from depot 10 rooms and Il bath; aii
improvements lot j3Xl50 good fruit on
the premises; grounds kept IN order by
owner. Address T.. II. NJ. Tribune Ohice.
I AXE GEORGE..-TO let adjoining eros
IL byside Hotel grounds handsome cot.
Gge. well furnished beautiful situation;
tennis court boat ice-hOuse filled. w. II.
STOCKWELL, % Liberty-st
nj ORRISTOWN, y. IAN exceptionally
4VI tinc unfinished house; all inO1crh
improvements ID rooms bath. and butler
pantry garden and stables; 10 minutes
walk from station rent reasonable. lOl-
som BROTHERS. S2G Broadway.
'EHE MOST DESIRABLE cottages to
L rent furnished and unfnrnshcd Staten
Island. FRANK ii. MOFFATT. 80 Wall
st.. y. Y
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Tor GGle.

= EWING MACHINES. latest STYLES
- $50; secondhand. SO: machines sold
on instalments; exchanged. rented and re-
palred. H. RAUoCH. 2.151 2d.ave., near
llIth-st, open evening".
SALE OF Bisrriu. quality extra; tans.
~ pearl gIsys, blacks ieiu, Cd TO SIC pair !;
positively worth II 30. JAMME.s, 800
Broadway. ana 10 West 30th-st.
TY PEWIITERS.-EVery make in stock
at absolutely half manufacturers price
before our May Invoice hundreds OF instru-
mcnts; rentals - monthly. repairs low;
substitute In instrument free telephone 3.aiS.
Gortlandt. TYPEWRITER HEADoUAR-
TIERS. ~ Broadway.
YPEwEIT PAPER, legal and letter
size, Jjc. per fcam. {. =. NATHAN,
Stationcr, 2O7 Bioldwoy; entrance on Full
tOn-st.
" IOLIN.-Nery rare old violin made by
II. RudeTt NarSoSic; line looking
mWst brilliant and sweet tone price. 1928.
Address VIOLIN. 157 fth-avc.
w ILL SELL an OIL contract. worth Sl5
W market price. for $50. Address OIL,
Box 3, Tribune ONCE.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

.---T- - ~
4 MEDIUM-SIZED four.stOry extension
n residence below 59th-st. Al blOcH
$4,000. with mirrors and fixtures. RIKLR
4 SON No 6Dl jthSve. 13d--t.
A -s3l ,OO0.-CENTRAL loo zion. Vicinity
n. 57th-st. and 18th ave. Plaza MEDIUM
sized extension dwelling Al order haId'
Wood floor, never been rented possession
mirrors, ga fixtures, decorated. Elh Elk
& son, C1l 5ti.aNe., near 53d-st
ID ARGAIN.-3IS West lI%th-st.. new 8
ID story brick dwelling. lG II. 3 in. terms
liberal. elevator flcc at elevated station.
OWHER. 10 Bccsinan-st.
1sOTO 10 WEST 3iTH.sr.- 1hrce a,d
NV story gems annth"i 'oiu' 9'|
VEINS. 9th.aye.. corner 03d-st.
O1O WEST 77Iu.ST-Fourst story. COM
%fO plete for occupancy. Apply Oh
premises.
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Citn Real estate Go Get.

. -
A TTRACTIVE thrcc.s,ory high-stoop
n house excellent condition. l1O West
64th.st., Sor rent; good priVat" n"ighbor-
hood. l.. =. MILLS. II East i21--t
ANDSOME four-storv house. No. III
II East 57th-st. neat % Pdlk-aNe. b. "A
private family only; rent, g 600. Apply
10 owner, CONNELL. ia PcaIl-st.
HOUSES TO LET unfurnlshed aud fur
II nishe-1 desirable locations. FOL-
y M BROTHERS. S2G Broadway.
HOUSES and FLATs.-Nll prices West
II side. STEVENS 9tn-avc., corner sd
st., 9th-aNe and lO4th-st.
40 WEST 4TH.sI. ncas llth.-Iiapd.
< ~ some dwelling OF II rooms, WIN
bath rcnt 500.
CD sOO No. III WEST 74TH-ST
C%,CUt 2O-foot. i-stosy; buffers rEtn-
iry and bathroom extension IN perfect Or
dor: can be soon by permit only. j. w.
r.. p. o. Box Oh.
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Hoard ano 6ooms,

JlOTEL VIANO 30 East lsth.st.-Table
III d'hO;e. 75c; lunch with wine. GOc
rooms. daily. weekly; elevator; accommcdG-
ton 70 plitier
Gan MARCO. Il AND 20 WEST 32D-sr.
- Suites, second and third rODrs al-O
single rooms iOtn with pilNatH baths and
toilet; American plan.
rUIIE Troy, Isl Wet iltI-st.-Niceiy
L furnished large and square roOnh cN-
ccllcnt table board moderate terms.
4 - TH-ST., 80 WEST.-With board. rooms,
i 4 large and small.
s.VH-sT., 33s WEST-Boerj, furnished
DID rooms. al accommodations. running
water; private house; terms a. upward.
1o-rU.ST.. 2Is WEST.-Llrae de,ir.
ID abe rooms, on suite OF singlY, fur.
ui-hed OF unfufnished, With LOari. haif
block from l. station reference positively
required.
1t0 Tn.ST.. 0G2 EAST Back pnflor
ltU for two. with or without board
references.
OIo WEST I4TIl.ST Pleasant clean
OfO well.furnshed ROOMS. With Nerl
superior board.
BROOKLYN.
IGN UICKS-ST.-Wll be fe-opencd
lW about April 10 especially de-
.iroble single rooms. Urn April Is. ap-
pllcation can b. mode az 30 Wlllow-s..
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Real Csiaie 10 GfthanQe

w T. HAVE country pltccs and farms D.
w cxrLang- Tor Scw.NOih and Brooklyn
properly FOLSOM BROTHERS. 30
IsrIud f1y
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Rooms Wantf0.
FURNISHED nooms


".-LARGE, cool rooms, facing Mon .
n. lnps.dc P1Ik; most 7f"cb dnu pi'oa"' q
I'm citv breakfast II desired private hoG.,
no Nav moving; bachelors "'V N""ndI
tan.aNe. --------------
v,INING.KOON and kitchen 10 Droios;
~ slOnal caterer. ia bOaid.hg,honIssse Wen
located board nrcn for rent hODEIsIS'
Tribune Once. ------------
I AKGE and SMALL ROOMS, ~ 90 70
IL $40 weekly contehiens o9.o ',
restaurants, cicVatd. . NO - <o'"'''''
near Broadway.
"a WEST 9iTiI-ST.-sunny room nea.S
4 furnished angie closet room IShn.ns
watct convenient " al" stltloh ".
-rTu.ST.. III WEST. Small pliIate
ID family will let large aud snlsn pea 80.
rooms: new house: every Improvements p.
location foF coming season uIrI DUN.
from Ell" station board II do1ieu Ni"'
moderate. references
o1 WEST list. ST. liondsone o corner
bfeakfa~. II Dc 1red pleasant r"oi"' p
LIT Hat. ---
100 WEST S5TH ST Front paIl3r anu
10 bedroom also single room .lrc.,lo
Ilobt, and all other modern improvements
RE- 1st bell. left side.
Brooklyn. .,oer
(, OUTH BROOKLYN. l3S2 f'D" -
- FURNISHED iOOMs for gentlemen j" p''
vate family.
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ClNCliNNN.-By a single man. 30 uii.
~ dcrSlands he business In every respect
willing ana Obl.ging city or country best
'ity differences. Address J. Il. L., lbs
nrnadNuv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06

COACHMAN.-By young Engli>bman un-
" derS.ands his business Ia all It's
brlnchc-; best city references from lat
employer. who con be seen. Address L.
r., III Oth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06

~ OACiiMAN.-By . neat. willing end
u obliglng man understands his business
cate of horses and harness good rHerenees.
| cali or address w. J. b., care Of Noblett
| III 0th.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06

RI, JOHNSTON. Highlands o; Great Neck
commanding view OF Long Island Sound
and Manhasset Bay property fully -
>iiictcd i've new eight and ten room cot
ttgcs for ~1lc: 500 % $500 each down $50
% 80 monthly. Apply 10 Y. &. DENMAN,
Ihomast0n, J.. l., or W. X. GRhCE & CO..
Ncw-Yors.
WAN1 D.-NSw.York ard BrooAlyn
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action as may secure the proper repre-
sentation of the people of the state in
the national convention, and as may
seem proper and in accord with the
spirit OF these resolutions.
A telegram of commendation was re-
ceived from the Montgomery, Ala,
Cleveland Democratic club, which pro-
tested against the action of the New
York state committee as unjust, unfair
and seriously imperilling the interests
of the party throughout the union.
John G. Milburn OF Erie county,
spoke, declaring for sending a delega-
ton to Chicago to come right from the
heart of the people; strong for tariff re-
form; for sound currency; an admins
tration conducted on business princi-
piles, and for the nomination of high
minded Democrat, who is such in deeds
and not in words alone.
During this speech the latent enthu-
siasm for Grover Cleveland was brought
out. Yells went up as from one throat,
hats were waved and umbrellas -four
ished wildly, while the cry "Grover
Cleveland was heard again and again.
E. Ellery Anderson, oneof the leaders
in the meeting, set forth that Cleveland
stood emphatically for tariff reform and
against the free coinage of silver, while
Hill practically favored silver legislation.
He did not intend to say anything as to
the merits of the positions taken by
these two distinguished gentlemen on
the issues above named; he only referred
to them to say that they present oues-
tions of great gravity which involve
almost every commercial and industrial
interest in the land. If ever there was
an occasion when it was right and
proper that the people to be affected by
the result of these issues should have a
full opportunity to deliberate, discuss
and decide of their own free will, which
of the two men should be their standard
bearer, that occasion was presented by
the gravity of these issues and the rela-
tions held thereto.by these two candi-
dates.
"No good reason has been assigned by
any member OF the committee" said
Mr.. Anderson, "or any of its defenders,
for it, except that it was intended to
advance the fortunes and ambitions OF
David B. HILL"
Ex-Secretary OF the Treasury Fair
child said in part: "We believe our
principles are in danger. Just so firm
as has been and will be my devotion to
the Democracy, just go firmly will I
stand by this movement to check the
usurpers who, while wearing the labels,
seek to bind all true Democrats in
chains, and thus prevent them from de-
tending the principles of Democracy"
The meeting closed with rattling
cheers for Grover Cleveland.