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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
sncBlrABY BLAINE IMPROVING.

Washington March 7-Sccr~'sry Blnine Is s'h'
confined 10 his led with thu grip. II WIS said M hlS
house this afternoon that he was better ana "o"'"
probably he all Sight I'm few DAYS. tn" PRESIDENT
paid him visit SATURDAY evening som aiter MS y
turn 10 tho CITY and has since been frequently ~
vi,ed Of the Sccrctsrys condition
Dr. Frank HYATT. the physician attending SECRETARY
Blaine aid III, evening that there - noth!ng IN M
Blaine. coalition TO any sftrni u" II su"er
ine from slight Inflammation of the bronchial tubes
following q cold contracted last Wedne>ee' lie t"'H
an unu-nany long walk In the country that DAY "hel
inc weather somewhat in.lement nnh o'ef'"'eo
his strength IS result. be was compclleo 10 '"~
Ia h, bed The souble attacked his MUSCLE AT hi5t
And then sttao&sd his bronchial tubes Mr. Bihiie =
tenn perature wac high Thur~day and Fndsy. but on
r,ay II WIS normal am he t~nsarcd some
official business That this was al inpudcnt AT "h>
.hown the next day sunday. when his temperature
again reached high point The yielded readily To
the treatment however and to day the fever vas inuoh
reduced and the patient feeling better IN every
respect lie will probably be confined to TIE house
Tor several DAYS and IN The meantime Will not be al
lowed TO atteld 10 any kind OF business lie may b.
able ~ attend the Cabinet on Friday. bu he certainly
win rot attend the poetnf 10 morros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
WIRNED AGITNST TWO BBGGARS.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
sir: Please warn the public. and especially tho
managers OF benevolent societies and Institutions.
against yourg fellow Of dark complexion, tall and
slender, with husky voice, who applies for money
and clothing 10 ~ TO the Adirordacks ELSEWHERE.
Tor the be Ieht nf his health He often pretcnfs
carry messages from the managers OF society to
another. ann his test trick j. to pretend that he Is
sent TO call special meeting. thinning thus to show
that he IS conf dcd IN. Also against man who leaves
begging letters, usually written at hotel, AT the
address OF wealthy families pretending to belong tO
family OF the same nimc or else 10 some one of the
Nd ana well kirwr families of the State. Ills let
tiers arc we'll written and we'll worried and convey the
Impression II education He usually states that ho
viii call igain In short time for reply.
UlIAILEs ID. kEI.LoiG, General secretary.
Ne@iOrk. March 7, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
A PROCEEDING AGAINST READING.
EFFORT OF AN ELMIRA BANKER To HAVE THE
A u

EFFORT OF AN ELMIRA BANKER TO HAVE Iht
DEAL DECLARED VOID.
Wiuiamsport Penn. March In the Prothonotary S
office of Lycoming County this morning there WAS
aled hin I'm equity by Matthias H. Arnot. Of Elmila
A. " against the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
ron,pany the Lehigh Valley. the Lehigh Coal Com
many tie Central Railroad Company OF Ncw-Jersey
and the Pot Reading Railroad Company. Ihe Din
q, Mr. Arnot who is banker Of Elmia. sets forth
that lie il the owner Of 100 shares or stock OF the
Philadelphia and Reading, Of she par value OF you Il
Of the Lehigh Valley, of the value OF 800 share
IN. hill then goes on 10 set forth the character OF
cornoraoDs named in the bill rccOuno the particulars
NJ the socalled Reading deal and alleges that 'he
nlsptf is of the opinion that the agreement between
The Reading Company and the LshiGl Valley Is utfa
v,res and II allowed Ia stand it Will be preJudiclai
a. his interests and will work him nepafabie IN
hry: that the agreement between the 'ehtral ha"
nod COMPANY Of New Jersey and the Port Keadihg
ps,Iroad Company, far said agreement is III
-a,a,on IN or affects the Lehgh and susquehanna
psiIroad and its branches. is also ultra Wires. MI.
Arnot therefore prays the court 10 declare hNaho inc
.yr,ement between the Reading and Leihgh Naiey'
I'D the agreement between the Reading, the Central
p.uroad az New,Jersey and the Port Reading 80 far
o. tho agreement In relation TO or affects the Lehsh
oa susouehsnna Railroad and its branches:
i've further prays the court 10 en]oln the uelenua's
49,, further acting under the agreement fnhdc De
taeen the several companies. A copy OF the Dll was
seryed on superintendent LAWYER, OF the Reading '"h
any here this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
rASTporNp SHIPMENTS HEAVY.

chic,Oo March 7-N0twhs Standing TOT reported DSa
condition Of country roads IN limos iowa anu ~
Lraska there further ncfeds- III 'h' No'"" Vi -"
I'D ,reic t,on Chicago lat week. The total number
~ Ton. Of dead freight carried eastward by all Hh'S was
100 40 against % 074 during the preceding week ana
Il 9I4 during the corresponding week lss' S''''
binuents Of -four and provisions from Nhca9o !"
M s,board nv the lines the Central Ifanc Association
oprecsted - l22 against 81 1898 for the preceding
,nk an increase Of 729 tons and against fo0ss iof
the corresponding week Of 1891 an Increase {" l'3f IONS
Tho Vanderbilt lines carried 40 per cent Of tins tfahc
M pn,.vIana line, 20 per cent Chicago and Grand
rent "a ,cr cent and baltimore and Ohio per '1ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

OF pie-empuon settlers on the Allen County lands.
claimed by the railroad "a a part OF the land grant
to the Leavenworh, Lawrence and Galveston Rail
road and assigned 10 the Missouri Kansas and Texas
road The Government claims that these lands were
wroDgfuly obtained by the railroad, aud suit i pend
ing u cancel Tie patent. TO overthrow efforts
The road has made recently 10 eject original
settlers tile United states Attorney applied 10 Judge
Riner for temporary Injunction. which was granted
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad Company
l. requested u answer. the June tenn of the tinted
States Court, why The restraining order Or Injunction
should not he nade permanent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
N FAVOR OF 4 FLAT RATE.

Chicago March 7.-rrafic Manager Busenoaih' Of IN"
cbc,oo St Paul and Kansas City road, has returned
,oo WISH, 10 the Missouri points reached by that
system where Re held conferences with wholesale mel
chants relative to giving them better terms ana greater
advantages in Of freight rates than theV nave
On loved The trouble between the ChcaPo west
go ,o,ds having Trans. NJ ssOuri lines OF their own
,eI,tNe 10 the recently inauGuIa'ea Nv ua
p,u,oad Comm Of Kansas for reduction OF hfth
elias. rate. in that State has induced the Hiapie i'
peoplc 10 favor fat rate for the benehC o nc n''
CITY St Joseph and Lesvenworth obbcf'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
THE INTERSTATE LAW : DEAD LFTTiE.


Chicaro March a morning newspaper u'N"'' wv"
,,oe 10 the results OF investigation MADE bN IT, rep
ertotIycs in Mime IOwn MirouT ana Neb'"-ha lh
ca,d N IN. y.,rking NJ the Interstate commerce law"
The interviews with shipper railroad men ana SaV o"
ecisIs indicate that violation. Of the la" ar more V'"
and naetent than j. generally suppos'e lsrs' 'h'pP'
= -, =, the small oner al all commercial centre
ostlm4. l,y sy-trm Of bates, sometimes bN CUNT w.
yee accomplis hing end The c""ci"'on y 'A'
Tho Iaw l. not ony a dpd letter throughout The west
-, 80, :, IL dctrircnt to public Interest, Dcau-e II
h. had the effect 0. running whatever was gained bN ho
old t,olIng system In the matter o. Sc'o"N % W.
There are shippers and railroad men III 'h''fo WIZ I'm
much in the same strain though the majority oil t'H shN
,,o .i,uat,on {. not 80 bad az painted. As rue OF
course The onicels Of railway coinI$h'es Ei-"' '' Wv
only put stop b. seci'I faue''"'~'' " - =.
,orinv and vet Of them l. 'auN I" S"'Si "~
hts coupsny ;. oteyine the law Ia IN" l''"' W. IA O
rison Of the interstate ConmlssOn' 'aa 'ou'A ''' '
th,r legislation 10 amend tH h'' vi" 'o'" " me-, ,'
o,d the law made more efficient. lie u"' noi '"'N ''
w. ,.,In ~. q. ,rm,ro,s and widespread - have been
made 10 appcar Ia q'art"rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
AN OPTION ON A CHICAGO STREET LINE.

Chicago March IA morning paper SAYS syn
dictate at Indianapolis has received thIr'! o"N' VIZ
ton on the Citizens Railway company! Inc Syn"
cate is headed BY j. {. Shafer, and the opuon price
e. >. -5o 600 : w AliertOn. one Of he heaviest
stockholders Of the road denied TO reporter THAI ie
op,lon had been given Mr.. Shafer an lnhal"poNS
dispatch says while neither affirming or denying inc
report spoke In a manner that led to behei 'he
ontion had been secured. lie admitted MS rem.
yfstt 10 Chicago for the purpose. ana also a"h''eu
his visit had not been wholly devod "i S"cc'a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

To IVN0IUI-Is Nv TT -
Chicago March 1.-Another meeting oil Vh' No''""'a'
ern Committee Of the Western Passenger ,
40 hid her. on "Wednesday further consider h 'u"I"h
c,,nc rate. from Canadian points 20 points III the Isr
vothwest The Canadian roads have not Ect au'""'eu
their Immigrant rates and the threat oil inc 'h'aho
PAM line. 10 dissOlN, thu mo-fatnR agreement Oh 4"
ss-enger usnic Via Chicago stall he'ss "N' '"' -
$50, ,l,., Chairman Finley will be- able at Wcdncs-
Avs meeting 10 submit figures showing u" amount u
hu.ness originating the Canadian Pachr ana "ianu
T,uuk lines which has through Chicago h"m f'o-
mary l. 1890, 10 February ], 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

,,arestou March (specisD.-In the 'hitd StaIa'
CANT today all the railroad. running through his S'''"
n,.rd in suit against Controer''cne"l ana he 'o"'
TREASURER, county IN the oua'e' in sui. r, ,
49,, ,,ou Ieyyinp upon tle propuy OF any Of the
lroads for nonpayment OF taxes on the b,s'S OF inc III
r,.ed assessment ordered By the Boord In december ~
rna road, had rendered payment Of nxs on 'h' e'"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
BALTIMORE AND TIE WESTERN MARYLAND

baltimore March THE Finance commissioner 10
day competed their answer to inc 'ouhoh ho.'"
resolution of inquiry reference 10 the Western MARY
iona pon,o,d ,,nmpany The answer will not he made
public until II is submitted to the Council For some ue
there have been that two of the city directors
I'm the Western Maryland Railroad Company nave
favored the sale Of road TO the West Virginia cen
trail one Of these two directors said TO-DAY 49, nave
never said that in favor OF the saie oi '' WV
ern Maryland Railroad, and tell You no" anu nI.
,bot am unal,cubly opposed 90 the city parting with
its interests in tho company, unless the former can
get the - 800 900 already invested an addiuohH'
~ 500 900 m $1,000 600 for the terminal pri'iHseS
which the company owns. and an ironcad agreement
bv which the terminus OF the road shall he h'p' ~
baltimore, The other director said: 90 noi "an M
10 express any opinion on this matter. but VIII '.h
Won that the attempt OF the West Virginia 1ch'ai 10
get possession Of tie Western Mar! nan" hAi"o"u '
been abandoned for the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
LOUIS MEyDEL>oHy ARRESTED IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March 7.-LOnis Mendesohn, formerly
associated with Leopold Hartman I'm business in New
York CITY, and who fed Chicago, after the firm
had IT 4, alleged obtained 500 900 worth Of stock
false representations, and then failed. arrested
last night AIN. today gave bonds for his appearance
The complainant, arr Meyer. Victor lselih Hart
mnn WAS IrNentiN ARRESTED I'D EUROPE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

ST. The General is said 10 he out II the state. lie
ana Dr. Walter VI. Fleming arrested in septem-
Der. 1880. charged with delrsndlng Mrs Stephani Of
Soioo Her sou, Alphonse j., Killed eX-Judgc Clinton
" Key holds, and the two men, II j. alleged told her
mat tire money needed Ia have her declarcA
Insane by commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
oryrgAL LIrrLrrrLD.S scSD FORFEITED.

The case Of General Milton :. lIltieield' charged
Will, larceny was called in Cereal sessions yeseruAS'
I'M, defendant not In court ana HIS COUNSEL JANUS
Andrews pleaded for further adjournment Assist
ant District Attorney Vernon NJ DAVIS iIsned aeaihe.
TN, motion. and Recorder smsti o'uereu ha' INC "'
IL, rrfeit,i and that "A bench warrant be issued FOR the
,,., mans arrest Th. bond OF 800 was given
/, Mrs Henrietta Tnlcot, Of No. West Fify seventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
TERMINAL OFFICIALS -ANGUINE.
NOT TROUBLED OVER THE GEORGIA CFNTRNL
RECFIVER-HIP-" PAT" CALHOUN
TO THE RtNCCF.

TO THE khOlf.
Richmond Terminal officials and the members OF 'he
Reorganization Committee yes;eAay reiterated 'her
statements that the appointment of temporary re-
cevcr FOR the Central OF Georgia would Interfere
with the efforts bring ont and put INTO
operation plan for the reorganization oil ihe Ns'r
some OF them went IA as ~ assert that the pau
had gained strength because Of the tactics OF inc
obstruc tionists. The motion for the appointment I'll
a permanent receiver will come up for argument Oh
March "A.
John II. Inmai, the president VI the system, sald
Yesterday We are not troubled up here over the
receivershp however the matter may be iooHcu upon
in Georgia | had talk today with Nh oi'o'I
We have made no plans yet, but we sn'il 10 VII
with our work
General samuel Thomas quoted - SAVING
The application amounts 10 nothing Ihe court
has apponted General Alexander receiver but has
taken great care to him not 10 do awning Us
receiver which would involve the court III ulIh'"Nos
pending ten days. at the end OF which time toe'c "ou
be hearing the lie has received no properly
and there is none for him receive. II Is AL pe'e
Of moonshne aud will be quickly disposed Of iheio
|, no intention TO put Richmond Terminal IN rceN-
cr's hands. Tie committee is going ahead WIN INC
reorgan zston plan The reports and IL PIE sent court
proceedings have upset some Plus herr ana 'hefe' O''
picking them mp again. and soon expect 10 nave
The balls rolling before. We can't say vet JUST wien
the plan will be out
j. I.
had gained strength through the court proceedings !"
Georgia and that names OF capitalists VINO "ouIu
enter the proposed syndicate would be ainonh'eo
Pat Calhoun. in answer TO the assertion 'ha' ne anu
John C. Calhoun was behind the injunction prNcee"
inis. said Yesterday
ANY statement insinuaton that my bro'her VI
myself were directly indirectly Instrumental III
pladnr the Georgia Central Railroad In the hands 81
receiver is una,alihedly false The hrst intimatioh
that had that an application had been maze ior I"
receiver WAS at O'Clock Friday from General AeN
auder's dispatch 10 Mr.. Inman Announcing MS up
pointment. The came Ia me IKE 'lHP vi
thunder in a clear sky. have believed tl"' tue
Olcott plan would he unsuccessful, because o'u NV
think that even Mr.. OCott's great name ana o'S
tinguished abilities could inspire public cohhael'e
in the management after what they had done It'' III"
and winter | have tried 10 prevent any EXPULSION
of the antagonstiC sentiments their aCtloIS nav -.
cendcred. I shall cndeavor 10 the best ~ Wy
ability 70 prevent the properties 81 the iichnpn"
Terminal Company from being wrecked Inc pip,.
nerty of the security holders. and OF large Sc'p
or the country dependent for transpori.hOh upph
these roads is wrapped up IN their honest anu t .
servative management. Whatever tends To IN. eng
will meet with my cordial support "hu coope"'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
rn HAVE REGATTA On THE HARLEM

The Harlem regatta Association held meeting last
nlqht 81 the Grand nisn Hot~l at which was decided
To have regau. the Harlem la'er on May Il open
only 10 m.nbrrs Of the association Following VIII bs
the contests Junicr SOULS Tor prize offered 10y o. j.
-t.phrus. senior sculis the diamond ~cus; double
srul. Tor the lsdies Junior four tor prizes oT"ed
v T. d. senior four Tor The ch'eiR- plate 81 the
association eihtuet shells. two Hh> io 'h' SSno'd
tiou cup The following officers weie ELECTED President
& u Phillip, vice president. II j. neht'h'. j.; SEC
trtsry aud treasurer o. J. Stephen assistant s'rr'y
Fred Vilmsr regatta committee: MessrS BehenS, Nc
Kee McDernott, Mshr. Stephens ana Vi'm'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

does not want Wmot any terms. and that the pest
ne will Pferer trade Censvsn and @sDo Tor
him. To this Hart replied that the Chicago club Il
through selling players and has no amendment To the
original proposition to oney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
WILL THE STEAMSHIP COMPANIES UNfTEf
1T Is RUMoRED THAT THEY WILL, But THE
ALLAN STATE LINE DENIES IT.

ALLAN STATE LINE DENIES 1T.
report reached this city a> night frOn Boston
stating that the Anchor and A!'nn--tate steaRs hip
INES We're TO be consolidated. Austin p. Baldwin,
OF Austin Baldwin 4 CO.. the New-Yorh agents for
The tl'sn state Line seen last nGht At his homo
In West Thirty secondst.
i have received no ~ s,ch "a cons0lida don. :"
he said. and am certain that no negotiations are
pending between The two lines. do not what
object there would he in such II combination. The
story Is ridiculous one, and probably started by
some buSyhody for the sake Of mailing a little ex-
element"
Both steamship companies run vessels between Gas-
gov ana NeT York, aud The Anchor Line also
lines 10 The Mediterranean aud the West Indies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

pFEFFER PROBABLY NOT TO PLAY THIS YEAR.
Chicago March tnpecAl.-"fhe Journdl' O"l' 1T
t. ,o, ,,obab. that prerer will play Tall this >cd,on.
~ the sccN,nd b,-eman~ assurances are worth ANYTHING
he vu no, pl,y in chicago aud tirr j. disposition
: -. 49,, f forrr hlni. Ii0t recognized the situL-
ria, ,,h.u ne offered uude Pfrrcr aud Nilmot TO-
u,o,, .nd Cana,an ~ the Louisville club No" Pfe'i-
dul Stu,L, Of Louisville. hd, openly declared thoL ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

John W. Kendall born In Morgan (now Eio,D
County Ky Oh June 70 1885, lie wac educated at tho
ONiLysNille sdrmy and studied law. Ne was twice
elected Comfy Attorney Of S.rsaa lie srNed through
the wa a. nr,t l,uirnant ia the 10th Kentucky Con-
frieiat. Galway lie twice . member Of the Ken
,,rky Leg satur- and FOR Commonwealth
Attorney the Alllth Judicial D>rei H. Was elected
la the Ii Id Congress from the Ath Kentuck District
lan4.F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
,ttuRrp> OF iIIBiMi" COMPANY MARRIED..

II Paul MIMI. March 7.-Odch Williams lie
.oui,. Tucker Of A. VI. lalmer's .NIbama' Company
pox p,yrg nt the metropolitan Opera House here ana
Scnadee Vi,lare. the Atlanta MoherN OF rue Same oo"
many were married to-day In tins city. Ine witnesses
.o., u.r,.r Nillward manager Of the company, ana
W,l,.r unds,u the agent FOR Miss Maggie Mitchell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
LOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
domestic 5ituations Wanteo.

Females
OF D.-by
L a COMPETENT swedish girl as pAilor;n,id
or chambermald hrst-clsss leIelelcr. lul
Mrs. MALMBERG'S SWEDISH 81 REAU,
352 ith.a,e., upstairs
ID F.sPECrABLE. EDUCATED WIDOW
IL who ha> had , years, exp, .enee ia ho.,s'
desires similar position In linen room. Best
st. list floor.
ID FSPECTAELE GIRL ~ c,ok o. iaun-
IL drc-, Iva private family best reference
Call 5l0 West 42dst., 10 to D. NJ
parlor floor. no card.
- ITI NTION WANTED by e>pe, ,cnc"d
- chambcrmald 10 assist NJ "si.lnH -,
care FOR children. In private family N'ars'
reference address 3Ol last 21th--t..
ring bell twice.
- ITT ATlON wANThD.-'iood rook and
- baker " do coarse "s-hlh. uildrt-
lands butter. pastry. desserts country pre-
ferr,d city references. 4Ol West il~t--t''
h,t Eight
EANsTHF>S aud LADy'S MAiD.-By
- German girl speaking Engllsh j. ti r>-
rellrut Sranstrc.s understands ia" duties
of "A maid. and hps no obIr, lion Ia doing
IL" references. Seen a. 20" 6th.aNr.. bet
S5th and Both sts., JACOB IN.
& TAMSTEtSS. --Good hand and machine
- seamstress at home or by the day good
NJ sewing dresses. Address DRF>NNAh-
ING 2oi East eSth-st. top floor
FAMSTREss.- BY German. To 20 out
- NV the day In private families y
PAUL.. 323 East 5oth-st.
EAMSTRFss will take sheets and pillow
- alps or any plain sewing at hon" Tor
hotels boarding houses and private families
at very reasonable m e.. tdn or address
Miss \. RANKIN, Il Clinton Place tSth-
st.. near broadway.
n PSTkIRS GIRL. ,.efnan. wants situs-
" Ion In an American family. JOHN
WEAK. lo5 Madison-st liohoh'n. y. }
~ AITkksS. BY . 0ernsn Protestxnt;
w first-clsss; makes al salads nrst-
eIsss reference assist with chsmbelwork.
Call at Mrs. BRICKS. 1i9 Eat l2th'ss.
between I'd ami 9Th aves-
xNyAITRESs. by . Young STR can take
w lutlers place best TESTIMONIALS - 10
sohftety honesty and cspstnlity. city or
coontry. Call or spply Jo7 <th-sve.. bet.
10Th and c5th -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
pxAra Of cOxGRE,sMAx JOIN ". KExpaLL.

Washington M,rrh 7.-Rrpte-entstivc John W. kendslt
died at Nj. Kendall suddenly stricken
with up0pleNy this morning. Mr. Kendall had been COM
p,inng but 10 "Npecpd that an at
h;d this morning would result Soon nfbr
BE- .ng stricken he resISed into unconsciousne~s. This
Nj. Ktndslls hr-t tenn in Congress. lie was .
native Kentuc KAN aud nfty-leht years OF age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08
domestic Gitnations Waniso.
Females.

lcIldIcs.
NURSERY GOVERN ESS. NY neat Not.n
" Gern an Protestant; good seslnstress,
me needIesoIk'r; y snai no oe Objection to
country. NJ BIKCh. li9 East lZth''t' DC
tween 80 aud ith ayes -
NITKsE.-By thoroughly comptn't IN
~ FAINT. nurs. can tab" full 'hsig' rom
birth understands nursing ana pot''s,iru
abirs has best reference CITY OF VO"h''9'
tall 80 6th-aN"., near t-l->'-
N1TKsE.-yy refined American woman AS
~ nurse To invalid. grown children, OF 70
take entire charge Of lnfsht ron le'uri
nrlt sewer: would travel rcl'ltur' Va"
an week. VERNON, al West "fth'',,
%rI.EsE. German Protestant; wilkins
" 10 take full charg. of infant good scam
stress: references city 81 country N's'
COLLIER. l22 Yves, 23d.st. -
ND-RsE.-By = t,rrman maid. 10 growing
y "hildrrm age ~; good sean'.trS, md
nm. nr.dl, worker has ~ Nrir, pst ri
''renrr- willing to travel. CAL ~ VIZ VI
RITCK'>. IlO East l2th,t., between 81
end 9TH ayes
~ us North German Prot''iant "is Ism.
~ care Of children, or travel Win lauy.
HELEN. caro OF Mrs. Bacon. $50 dth-aNc.
NIT'ESE.-By French Infants nurse ana
~ trained nurse; best civ references,
-, a. otj Jth ave. BONGRAND'h BC-
RAJ over the London Harness Co
n, VRSE.-By Young Scotch giU cN-
y t.rienced with children willing a. be
gcner,llv useful city or county WIN
Mr.. TYLER, 3i6 6th-ave.. above 2lstst..
.orrorly 3sS 0th-ave.
N,TESE an experienced German Prot,
Y ,.tant 10 tlke entire charge OF an infant
understands oil about sterililing mix and
hntfle babies. q. i. n, care OF Mrs. Bif'
k.I coo West isth-st.
N,t-VSE.-By a comnetent, Respectable
y Young girl 10 infant or growing chil
dren. hest per-on1l reference given. 30
Nest 18th Herman hell.
NURSE scotch. thoroughly compe'ens'
vi .itrS engagement ~ nurse OF nurse
cor,unIon "a invalid best Of references.
Address Miss CRUICkSHANk. FOG west
Uenry.st, Elmlri, y. y
II FSPFCTABLE WOMAN wishes q run, ,
IL around n mtnd In her own home. ~
East e5th-st, Farey's bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-08

TIE READING CIRCrLAIlNG PETITIONS.
shenandoah. Penn. March 7.-Tle Philadelphia
md Reading Railroad Company Is circulating petitions
,hroughout the schuylk Valley arkng the Governor
to hasten the investigation of the recent deal The
petition redte> That the appeal j. made by citizens
%: The state directly interested in Its welfare. ANA
iccitc, tha. Tile intent OF the Constitution 10
protect the material interest, Of the people of our
own state VIII he bcS' served by the iuihlmcht OF
the plans cOmprehendod by the leases and agreements
an quc>tio'." The petitions bear over 1000 sigma
tuIe~ thus far.