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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-01

OPPENHEIM " CO.'S EXCHANGE. cor Com
mcrcc and Campbell streets.
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CURED HAMS, BEEF, LARD, DC.
K. j. KEMP Especially beef tongucs), stall Il.
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LIQUOR DEALERS,

IRON CONTRACTOR.
CUSAMAN IRON CO., Terry ouiloins.
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ROANOKE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, No.
Salem avenue.
Il. V. LINEBACK, successor to Eutslcr, % Salem
avenue.
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CLOTHIER, TAILOR AND HALTER.
JOS COIN Is. NJ. Dawson, Maneger), a Salem
ave. ~ ~'
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PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, DO,
ROANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING CO., No,
10 South Jefferson Street.
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CORNICEs. SLATE AND TIN ROOTINs,
The KOANOkE ROOFING AND METAL COB.
NICE COMPANY, Room 703 Terry Bniidino
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CANDY, MAN'FR, FANCY CAKEBARxu
y ICE CREAM EUKNISHER.
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PRACTICAL HORsEsHOEf

III. HALEY Greats all diseases OF horscs' feets.
Fourth ave., between Jefferson and Henry sts,
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HAY, GRAIN. sc.
DANIEL u HOLLADAY, ii Kirk, rear f. q.
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PAwNBROKERs.
y. NYBURG, - Railroad ave-, Sc.
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COURT STENOGRAPBEK.
CHAS. E. GRAVES, Office room COG Terry Bldg
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Drcssmaking.

E1IsIIC DEESSMAKING.-ENenlng
\ gown. for young iadies a afe i'.e IA
iuluuc designs 20 short hotc. ana Hod
ne charges, goods puIcndt'd II s.I"d'
Nh. McELHON - last 3th-'t.' opposite
Dcunlng'
K1IsTTC DREssAI AKING. perfect Mt
"A ting costumes, jacket, on" oTHviPS
nand or. dresses for ". M"'r' ~" ''N'
'j" vs. Z3'-'t.
ETSCAIAKEH Blood filter. meet h"i-h :
~ usually - 30 per day "Hi WORK ~"
a., DIR DAY mans rNr'iifHt I'i'i-
rnccs. Mi5 u. Los Broadway,
RIS.NAKING.-F.rst clas, DIRE ,n'l,er
~ wI.le. few more customers a. ho'y
:, rfec, II, and nnisA suara te' ~ Hls .,f a1tt'
rcIcrcucc. moderate prizes. - WV
IT,. SaooA's br.I. 80.
.,JE- %. MICHEL ~ RtNND r% AZ
Nj Ian d,e.snakcr. no Wet ~ ST. u, a.
.rn.aVr' \. now prepared ~, 'no ~ d.,
eca.nn', business; all .atc-; sl9 ''' AZ
signs hon Pals. --- ----,,-,--
ZEAL GARMENTS P * FE 1lS West
- p'c'si ,rars with Geofge smith
I;oac1,t..t London. and G'unther'- 2th-sNe-
HrEssNAKEK AND COATMAkEk ere u,
' g11t cntter and httcr; - q ds{ o ~, ~
nome; perfect n' e. Sus ar yoecptlon dresses
'nau, .n " ~ ', few moro cusiOnlrf' aheh'
- fn.t i6th.st. near Broad@sS. -----
nvrpTiStNETTS AND 81 Bs ,ra | r. p,
ATPforXs ron M, TE ~, Y2RFf uE X = 2
T6 Tg w1 G5FffitE H g. i2,4 Er%AdT3yyr "a
d99i 10, si.f. a. tne following BIanoh X
aiss aoi s.naye az cor corner 5g%' ~ four
esa,sye i5 80 f TrSSrd.sye corner y lGIty
,;a .SGj,s o26 Thirdeye , ner f aS
N,st'.STI zos First-aye.; 100 Wei INV.
.rcSnd. 81. I75 Columbus ave; ~; Vac o. 90
f. y h .,,oennntI. - ~ West i2d;-it 80
West f"er. ,54 rhird.aye.; 1855 Third ave
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TO VIEW WORLDS FAIR WORK.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS 60 IN a BODY TO
CHICAGO.
AZ ELABORATE PROGRAMME LAID OFT FOR THEIR
ENTE RTAlNMtNT.

Washington. Feb. 10.-rhc Worlds Fair special"
compri,ing FIVE OF the most macilhcen'N equipped
and UXurOusN furnished trains ever put on the read
bv the Pullman Palace Car Company. rolled out Of
The baltimore and Ohio station a; 80 th> afternoon
bound for Chicago The prominent passengers aboard
these train, are b. he the guests of the Worlds Far
city for the next four days. and are the senators and
Representatives Of the LID Congre,>. TIE foreign
ministers and forty Of the leading new paper men of
Washington. Adlai +. Ewing chairman Of the Citizens
Committee OF Chicago has general charge Of the party
but each OF the separate trains IL under the direct
charge Of an Illinois Congressman. Tie several trains
followed each other in succession. " In intervals of
fifteen minutes between the various sections
Chairman Drrborow. OF the House Committee on
Words Columbian Exposition Ma, been untiring In hi.
efforts make the eXCurSn ccdi,able an enterprise
OF such importance and is highly gatidei at his sue
cess The 81 src~,Onal visitors WI reach Chicago al
about O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, and will be At
once conveyed to the various hotels that have ar
ranged for their reception and eajcrt lnmea-te Grand
Pacific. The Palmer House ard the Auditorium. To-
n0rrcw evening reception VIII hc rendered the v,i-
tors at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, Potter Palmer
the latter being the preside the National Board Of
Lady Managers ON sunday memorial service will
I've given at the Auditorium, representing the burial Of
Washington Monday morning a special train VIII bear
the party to the Worlds Far -rourd,. Sufficient tim
will be allowed for thorough Inspection Of the ground,
the Washington Park Clubhouse, where the party vii BE-
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WHAT BiSEBALL MEN ARE DOING.

In case John NJ Ward succeeds in signing hts players
IN season the Brooklyn baseball team will start for the
south week from Monday. The players will ~ to Ocaa
Fla and remain in that neghborhood until the last
week m March But there seems TO be some doubt
whether Ward will have his players In line by that time
Fielder rn has not signed and he said yesterday that
he va, not Likely to do for some time. He cannot
come 10 terms with the management Glfn Is not losing
any sleep over the matter lie says that If Brooklyn
docs not want his services ne 20 % other club
The management of the New-YOrk club has received
several letters recently asking why Basstts name t. not
included In the makeup Of the New-York team said
T. Z Powers Yesterday: 1--WE recognize Bsssett's worth
hut We do not Ike In which he has treated us
Last November wrote Bassctt and asked him to sign
contract Offering him the same salary he had received
lat ssson Iasset replied tersely that he wanted a
,rgr increase in salary theeyess' contract and para
cia seventeen which efrs 10 releases, stricken out Of
his contract In other words he wanted US u give him
guarantee for three years, whether he played ball or
NOT and as the League and Association were at war az
that time he Thought that he could force the cub To ac
cent any proposition he might make"
The Ncy-YOrk club has thirteen men under contract
all the PLAYERS having signed except Kusc, w Ewing
Hbardson and Ba-sctt The first two have agreed upon
to.n, and no trouble viii be experienced in signing
them.
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NOTES ABOUT TIE WORLDS FAIR.
INTEREST AROUSED AMONG ENGLsHwoMFN-
MAnEIRA ID EXHIRIT.

MADEIRA TO FXHIBIT.
Mrs Ralph Trautman. Of New York city. - ch"lf
man of the Badge Committee u the Board Of Lazy
Manager. II the Columbian Exposition has invited
women designers to make competitive sketches Tor the
,niclal woman's badge Of the Fair. The de-ign must
be about one inch in diameter. and have on the outer
edge this legend "IIoari II Lady Managers OF Ne
Worlds Columbian Commis-un created by Act " 'oh-
gross T.. :. A. oraanzcd ls9O.7 Mrs. Potter Palmer
the president Of the Board. will pay $50 for the DeS'
design. Drawings should be sent 10 Mrs IIauimai
by March |.
Information received yesterday at the Eastern
Worlds Fair Headquarters Of the announcement 81 "A
committee Of EngahwOmen who are 10 90 operate WIN
the Board Of Lacy Managers t. secure the adequate
representation nj the Fair of the women Of the mica
Kingdom and their handwork The committee Is rs
follows: Princess Christian. OF ochlc>wig llO>tcll'
third daughter " Queen Victoria president: the
MarclI.onc,s OF salisbury. Baroness lmrcttCouit''
IN. Countess of Aberdeen. Lady Alfred Churchill. Lady
Acnc, lmrcn. Lads BIa~-ey Lady Cune. Mrs. fa'sett'
Mr. i4cstN. LAZY knut,fod. Lady Cotton. Mrs..
Carmichael. Nj Bedford Fcnwck. Miss Forsyth Mrs.
Roberts Au,tis ana MIS-. Tyson Amherst
\ report h;, been received at the Department of
state from the United STATE, Consul at Funchal,
Madea i'm which b." ~mt, copies II the acceptance
ry the Governor and the Municipal Council NJ the
invitation Of the President Of the United >tatc, To take
Isrt I'm the Exposition. This is the first time IN the
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history of the Government ~ tie Madeea Island that
a direct invitation has been received from the GOV
eminent % ANS foreign country -u'h matters having
alway, been transmitted through Lisbon: and ola TN,
nccount they ,Xpl"-, Themselves a. feeling grateful,
ard -ay they will be fully represented at Chicago p,
delegates sud the productions and industre, Of the
island. st least among the articles Of interest VIII
be u table made from t.mbcrs taken from the house
In which Columbus lived Tor many Yeas before setting
cut bis voyage which resulted In the discovery Of
the New World Tho house was r"'n;red In l777 :,
but Photographic, 81 IL we taken before that time.
The matchmaker, ~ switzerland at - recent meeting
I'm brrne decided f. maize col. exhibit AT tmcagD II
their finest ard cD-tlc-t wat'hc- but not 10 attempt
any competition with American manufacturer N
cheaper grade. They have applied 10 thg swiSs
Council for financial and other aid 10 enable them to
make creditsble exhibit. The swiss manufacturers
yenrs abandoned the production u time keepers Of
moderate price 10 compete with the machine made
watches OF America. whose superiority has been
thoroughly demonstrated IN number Of public tests,
notable among which was the British Admiralty Com
petition five six ago. In which Yankee witches
beat All corners. including the swiss the English,
French and German.
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entertained at luncheon The train viii return to fin,
LAKE Front PdrA station in time 20 enable the quests 70
attend the Wa-hlngton's Birthday memorial .ervi,.
at the Auditorium in the afternoon The principal
feature 81 thi' service will be the Grafton Of Stewart L.
W0odfoId Of NcwYork
In the evening the visitors Will be the guests If tho
Commercial Climb ct banquet After the banquet The
party will take the return train, over the Penn.yI.
vana road for Washington. which Will be reached
early on Wednescav morning. Aboard the four trains
were over $50 people.
az the senator, and thcir families were Mr and MI.
Allen. Nj and Mr.. Budget, Mr. ard Mi. Carlisle.
Mr. ard Ms. Daniel. Mr. Dubois. Mr. Gallnser and
his daughter. NJ Irby. Mr.. and Mls Palmer and Nr..
Black. Mr.. and Mrs. PETER MI. Perkins, Mr. Petit.
grew. Mr.. sanders, Mr. Shoup and Mr. Villas OF fine
Representatives there were Mr. and Mrs Amerman MI
Andrew. Mr. and Mr.. Atkinson. Mr.. and MI, Eabbtt
Mr. and Mrs. Ba'wig, Mr.. Becmau. Mr.. B,ltzhoover
Mr.. Bowman Mr.. Brecknrdge, Of Kentucky; Mr. and
Mrs buchanan OF New-JerScy; Mr.. ana Mrs. Burrows,
MIR. and Mrs, Bushnell Mr. and Mrs. Butler, Mr. Cable
Nr. CsGmu-. Mr. and Mrs Caminc,ti. Mr. Capshai1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caiuth and the Misses Wheeler. of Ala
bama: Mr. Clark, Mr.. Glover Mir. and Mrs Coolidge
Mr.. and Mr. Cox. Of New-N orb. Mr.. Curtis and hi,
daughter. Mr.. D0an Mr.. Deliver. Mr. Durborow Mr.
Everett. Mr.. Toiman. Mr. GOlmar Mr. and Mrs, Green
leaf Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mr.. HAYES Mr. Henderson,
Of Illinois: Mr. Hit. Mr. Hooker. Of Ncw-Yofk. Mr.
iopl,in- Of Illinois; Mr and Mrs, lloub cf Ohio: Mr..
ronk Of Tennessee Mr.. Hail. Mr. ana Mrs. Jobu.on.
OF Norh Dakota: vi. krhb-. Mr.. Lane. Nr. and Mrs
Little Mr. Living ton. Nr. Long, Nr.Hnd Mr. NoCleau
Nes-rs. McCann McHaig. Mcclellan, McNiUin Nil er
Mr.. Newbcry aud hi, daughter Mr. and Mrs Oates.
Mr.. O'Fcrran. NJ o'Ncil OF Missouri: Mr. ana Mr.
owens. Mr.. and Mr.. PAGE. OF Mawla Mr.. Patton.
Mr. Licklcr. Mr. and Ms. Pierce and ileir daurltcr
Mr. Post Mr. Reilly. Mr.. and Mr. Rife Mr. Robert on
Mr. and Mrs, Robinson. Mr. ana Mrs. Rockwell. Mr.
and Mrs Ku~k, Mcs>rS. scott. shell shank AID Simp
son. Mr. and Mrs.. smith. Mr. snow. Mr. Springer
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At ODDS ABOUT The RrvERs WAFER.

Atlanta, Feb. - (special).-A quarrel over wafer
rights has arisen between Atlanta and the towns
along the ChatahOochee River Atlanta II situated
above the navgaDle point, and seven miles from me
river. The Chattah00chee furnishes the motive
power for hundreds manufacturing establishments
a number OF which at Columbus and West Point
The cotton factories OF Columbus, in which several
million dollars are involved, owe their success to
their cheap motive power. Atlanta has outgrown the
capacity Of all the streams at her doors for her water
supply and has been forced to look 10 the Chat
tohoochee. Water bonds have been recently sold
for $500 600 contract has been signed involving
the ultimate expenditure Of ~ 100000 for the pur-
pose Of bringing water to the city from the Chat
tahOOchec.
The mill presidents ard others Of Columbus have
signed an agreement In which they invite all inter
ested Join, apply for an Injunction against the
proposed scheme. They hold that Atlanta has no
night to divert their motive power. As the Chat-
ahOochee forms the boundary line between Georgia
and Alabama. it VIII be an iersiate question, winch
will get into the United states Courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

c. D. White president OF the Eastern Association, VIII
leave the city Oh a Of inspection today. He VII
y.i, Buffalo Bnghanton, Erie, Toronto ana other clues
and make arrangements completing the circuit OF tho
Association.
Spading said yesterday that the report published
that the Horse and Cattle Show Company hii leased the
Polo Grounds for eight years was not true lie sald
that the arrangements had not been completed a. YET
When they are finished the New.York club VIII receive
tain percentage Of the gate receipts all exhibitions
outside OF baseball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

THE MEYER WILL CASE NOT YET rETTLED.
Tie viii case Of Christopher Meyer, the wealthy rubber
manufacturer was again brought up the Orphans Couf
at Brunswick y. j. YESTERDAY Marguersl Paul, a
daughter OF the dead man received 500 900 under the WILL
She brought suit -Cme time ago secure 1000 interest,"
on me beQuest The in NewYork had decided that
the sls OOO was part OF the fund held by trustees
selected by dead and ths decision was afrrred
bv IN. Orphans Court yesterday. The will be APP
t..toa Marouera,ta Never children
whom the te,tsor lett thc bulk Of nj, fortune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

The meeting of ule Plate Giles. Manufacturers AsS0ca-
at the Hoffman House adjourned yesterday. It. was
cnlhd for purpose 9ng al. Of prices and
e.fni ,hlne a rebate -y-t The members r'funcd
home without making complete settlement u tn quaS-
'iol- involved. Tho alton controls large part or
Dr. Plate ra-s business Of tn country Among the con-
crru, represented W,rr the Pir-bgr- Plate Glass Com
rsuv the Chartered Plato ',las- COMPANY the De Pauy
plate Gla,, Company the Diamond Plat Gla,- Company,
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Mr. and Mrs. ~ cari. Nr. stewart. Mr. ana Mn. g..
w. stone MIR. stump and his sister Nj. ana hrs.
Tar~urt. Nj. LaviOr of Illinois. W. and Mrs.. Io"i.
,ord and their daughter MIR. and Mr.. WATWirt. ana
Mes-rS Weadock White. Wike. WILCOX. Williams,
wilson 81 Washington VIM. Wise and Noumnns.
lu addition . The lit above given abIut hny
penule comprising the fO.ceu Minister, attac'r- ana
tler families and like number Of newspaper men
ard their wives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

4 YOUNG NAN would Ike N obtain stu.
a.lda ~ engineer. helper ur anr other
.rr. 30 cngiHcr0Jm. Vi. i. LYNCH 10
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Uorh Uanleo.

Females.
A TEACHER or GoNERNESs.- a lsdy
n teacher OF much experience "ouiu INC
-ttustlOn In NchOoi or a. roN"fh'.- ms
h.nn Nerv surce. -ftn is TEACHING children
ha, furniture and pane Tor W., Wi, goa ~ ~
NmOnials Address Ml,s - mills 10
Acadcmy.st.. Ncwsrk. y. ).
VnTV. GIRL wants work; willing
n IN do ANYTHING good scholar and writ
er. X. BORTHw1Ck, 295 7th.st.
ID FSPECTABLE LADY ~she- to mind
Ia child at her hone lsIea 70 - noun
Ms care: French. English, piano rms
aIo Nor month NJ. NJ, la South-st.,
jersey city IIeight>
S,ICN WIDOW ask, charitable people ioi
..'istance; WORK VIII also BE- done IRON
.o ? n,riock in the afternoon In rtuin fOi
cash for the benefit Of The tick; Az coma
tons will be thankfully ,tceiaso"dd ~ L.
WEIGEIr. midwife. 40 Wet 3jd-.t.
NV ANTTD. Copying. or writing By an
w 1d,cafed young lady. It home pre-
ferred. A. L. IS. 1Gc AieNand@raY9'
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STOCEHOTBERS FAVOR The Constellation.
Boston. Feb ia large majority OF the Thomson
Houston stockholders favor the electric consolidation
agreement the assent Of than 100000 shares OK
lie total 100000, having beea given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
TIE NARYLANp ArrRorRIArIoX REprcfp

TIE NARYLAND ArPROPRINTION REDrCED.
Annapolis. Nd, Feb. 10.-The senate Finance Com
mittte has cut the apr pration called for for the
Chicago Columbian Exposition by committee Of
citizens headed by Mayor Latrobc, Of Bal imOre. from
100000 to $4,000, with contingent fund Of
$4,000 additional be under the control Of Governor
Brown.
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Citn lisal Gsiaic 90 Get.

EXTINCTION. GSO.-TO strictly
H. priy1t.. family. charming 3atlry and
ia -cmcnt lO-Ioom house; ia perfect order;
f.'.' g. 200 Apply at house.
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domestic Gituatlons Uante D
Females

"A. MRS. l.. SEELY
formerly Mi-s Il. CsDpbellD,
IS WEST z2D.SI.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOY MENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements Will De
20 70 paid.
y. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE
CO WEST o2D-Sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

Males.
~ ARDENER.- s.ngle man English
NJ axe - unG"IstuIds the care Of 9 cen
houses gIapcrl's. 1nd veg 'llble-2ro" az
would proier care Of g.ntl,mln's piq-e; last
cMplOfcr tau De- son. Address Boz So,
northampton. Mass.
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FURNISHED Rooms


uAHDsONl -l.>. 80 monthly. a.-l
y smaller i.om- ~ --n.cmcn. - Ne~'
"a -
~ lNO rlc.l .-r.ail-l d foor,. h"a room
4 .nd -ltf.--IooD. vita h mpi"N .-
.,,,.t. for oa, .. geo -.4r.rmrtl i.o.. 10
.ui TOI Ia-. -ftl--'
1hD.SI. 80 IA~I.-Ia. - Handsomely
~ furnished front roou ample closets
,.odcrn convenience with OF without board
40 TH-ST.. - near Broadway Large
20 And -'aaii 'Oor.s. hath ADJOINING no
o.. attendance. peatieinen only s"eI 10 day.
"a WI~r 2FrU- >T Lnf-c square r1l
4. handsomely furnished It,ht, UtiH
.tit. a.I furnace fire.. r.f'r J. ".
- WEST ,"IH-~T.-A large nl0e'v
IDl flu.-lcl room Cor on' or ,vo sen.
r.Ycu pfit4'e hOp.c irfcA,'s.
arc WEST -lU-~r.- handsomely iur
2IO nl-hci sunny rolm+ A"at'-' fN'' )
consouionc". e~n,c.l hors', 5t-ahi'-i OPP
toaal moi'iar".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

NJ Oughlv copyer-tnt Win au biJntht k.
address GARDENER, car. editor, 81
INST tgfi. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

w ANrED Situation 4, ru1chuItn bY a
w nr-t cIt-- o.orcd coachmSn: under
aid. IN, =: ~ horse, carriage, and haihc>s
q GOOD. careful driver IN r'ty honest and
-obrr; highest Of rcfcIch.e-. Please al or
,,llrr-- f0r . dIv~ ANTHONY. ere Of \
Dcnilr>t 4 Co. 32d. st. and jtn-ay".
yu-ANTED.-Ry butler work by thc
W d,v 10 clean silver for private t.mll.c, /;
hest OF reference. Adirrs- JAMES
DARCY. 33o East 9;h-st
WA rER.-By rrst-ciaSe walter $50
w speaks foir laneua@cs want, elt'm-
@rrncrs. EMILE. l22 West 2Gth--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
l1eal Cslnte tllantco.

WANTED. -Unimpr1yf Weston land,
w NOltncastcin Nebraska or southern
Minnesota preferred. Boz AL, GenescO,
III.
ANTED-MOlris or Madison. hOus
w and grounds. near depot. In exchange
Tor fully rented city property and CASH
J. D. CONDICT. 40 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

feuldlpS
| " OrNG GIRL s'cn0eIaphor and typo
wltcf. is dc-irou, 0f obtaining en-.
! F,nym,ut with ep,d house. Address
SIfNO,,RAIhEk, AL llichs-~t.. BIroA-
/ Iva. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

VI gle young msn thoroughly understands
| growing ~ fruits, flower ana N.R'fibi , :,
| IAN care for horses aud mills Il nsco~-ary
| viii %" found -yber industrious ana .utsl-
| liUnt; be< ~ refer ~ ."s from last On pi0y-
| rr.. pi1Nat" pGcc. Acdr = GARDENER,
lJ1 4th-a's.
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Board an0 Gooms,

n OMFORTA BILE heated furnished rooms
for g. 80; excellent French board
Wlne aGd coffee lnclLc'd q ". I9o
East j5th->'
~ sturtaf rud ilil. d'hOte : rooms da. II,
weekly; vita or without boerd; elevator
accommodation 70 parties
I ADIE.s visiting hie CITY for medical
~ treatment can hove board ana NUS
w private house; every acc0mMOlauOh !
ieIefences 13j Fact 39th..t.
ia WEST ty1'B.ST o. handsomely
80 Furnished foOns; excellent tdD"
ssefu references.
IhQ MADISON. AVE.-Llrge hsli o ~,
AOJ one or two. opcn prlte fire; Table
ss9endsnce nfsi-class terms moderate
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rrnco. HELt HER. PO inth'u HIS. y.
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Bnelllces Chances.

A GENTLEMAN. AZ present connected
n with large manufacturing COMPANY,
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offensive a,Qusintahce among the mann
lacturcr, aud Gesier, in hafdwair cle, tio-
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-. - 80 nH.H t"i'' DO sc" ny $40
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profitable mlu,iact1rnr business. salcs
over 80 0ou u 1871. O.. VENOM PAT.
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iirty. no ch,r.. O.. .l,.-t4., 4. VHN'sON
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leaves FOR FOREIGN p'rts nothing Ike
s' wa" 70 me- IN, ,rs me- fo- u" "oa .' NJ.
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NOR SALE. odd c-t1lf-hod -uccc-sfui
4 furnitur, business. nri- tui- city party
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Citn Real Gsidic for Sale.

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u offices. SiENINN. :th-oNr., c'.-
II ? csu.,.: 9th.A,-. ana l0ll4--l
~ or SALE.-Fo.J-s;ory, bro0a~ton.. itN
L : font in iffh--f. retN. O. vt- &c. .
q Bro,dway. Furnished OF unftr. rN
Actress = : H.. HoN " Ii.bun" ono.
NOR SALE or st fnd-ave.. thv 81
i conner q a .5rsct 100 q. 9' ga e-r-
Tant and coum0.. HouS 80 3D. tIr.t D. -
furnished or uL.urn sind. CHARLES MAC
ACE, 533 5lh-1ye.. cor. i4:h--t.
Brooklyn Zeal Estate
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i thre--story b'ONn-stO.', pat.'fn-
sioOp house ouil' years paflo' Hoo nm
i.ned la hardwood; decorated furnished OF
unfinished. j. n. BIN SON, - k'ade-si-