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had unexrected good fortune. living for six
weeks In Kano. the manufacturing city that
BARrH made famous. and four months in
Ruks. the capital Of Bornu. whose Sultan
seems to have been very friendly and hospita-
BILE. MoNTEIL has achieved brilliant results
on mission that no one but himself was anx.
ious to undertake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
Fore,s. Note. OF nea, rnte-e,.

Jules Simon thinks that France would accent the
proposal to dissrm with enthusiasm ,fit were made by
another power
"ihe Queen has been graciously pleased. on the
accommodation " the Secretary for Scotland to ap
prove the appointment of Mr. Robert White late band
Sergeant tho Queens own Cameron High anders tsey.
enty-ninth Foop. to be her Majesty's Trumpe,er in
Scotland"
Reins High Sheriff OF an English county a. many
ofas ana rich men are. 10 no joke The Judge OF the
winchester AssSss discovered when opening court
that the High Sheriff. Sir Henry Tichborne had alb
scented himself without permission asked and gone
without excuse explanation. or justincat,on" for
SIX months trip In Africa Whcreupon tae Judge
Lhea him i've hundred gninehs
A'boni has celebrated the ffcth anniversary OF her
appearance On tho stage The card OF invitation ran
thus: "A Poccason des Eoces d'Ur ariiS,ipues do
Monsieur Of Madame - do leur fare 10 piasir de
venlr passer Chez eux la soiree du Jeudi Premier
Dtcembrs. MusQus ct ComSi!e" A.bonl was 10
when she appeared on tho stage hs Tg"tn' In fAclnfs
"sappho" at 80 francs month left IN the pIen''
tnde of her powers. at the age u III
young notary OF BakhmnnE. Russia. fsll In love
with lady's maid and arranged TO marry her. Ills
parents opposed tho marriage. and tue young coupe
determined 10 die together The young man hred
bullet from revolver into his s"er'heats boay ana
then turned tho weapon on himself Both were badly
wounded, but neither fatally and after spending three
months In the hospita! They came cat recently
and we're promptly married. The story had bscoms
known and an enormU crowd attended the wedding.
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d. Appleton & Co. announce . steady de-
mand for 1.-THE Memorial Volume on the Centennial Of
Washington's Inauguration" which has been so favor
ably noticed by the press in this country and In Rns
Land A. the remainder Of the edition Of LOCO
copies u sold shs plates Of the beck win bs assrsysdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

Take new route to Montreal. via New York Central
md Adirondack and St. Lawrence line. InoompA{Aele
Sesnsyl ysstibulsd tIaipsl dining eNs.-AdN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18
Harrison Not Candidate for . Caucus
No,nination Tor the Senate.
Hsm he IsdfaHapsIis Jo1~.

Eom he I&dfanapslis Jo1~ai.
wAsHsoros. Dec. lathe suggestion that whom II
comes to elscng successor 20 United States Senator
Turpis this winter the complimentary vsts Of the Re-
Dubcans be for President Harrison "ss an evi.
dencs that his State 10 willing to continue her csun-
dsncs In him." to quote resent despatch from Indian
apos to Eastern newspapers has como to the attention
OF Indiana Republicans In Washington. The sugges-
tlon Is regarded ~ altogether cut OF place
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-18

TIE Greater Uaited States.
1Ivm As AIbssy kovatss Avvsa
rus surs doctrine on the annexation Of Canada Is
the healthiest kind Of American doctrine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
PUFNr WOOD IL DECORATION.

a number of architects and drauShtsmsn VINO con-
stitie the Architectural League, met last niSht AZ
their new quarters In the handsome, new fihe |r's
Bu NJ, No. 215 West Fifty Aevenh-st., ana listened
10 j. William FOsdick's interesting paper on burnt
Wood in Dccorsti.n." Mr. Fosdick's object was to
demonstrate the prscicabllity OF using burnt "ood
for decorative purposes. The art has existed since
tho Middle Ages. but owing to the difficulty OF hanipu-
"a ion. It's popularity necessarily limited VIVA
the invention lately Of the thermo cautery when Is
merely platinum point heated by bcnzine Vapor ing
art has advanced greatly. Mr.. fOsdlcA ass@rs thdt
for decorative purposes burnt wood is uneXcoicd ana
he predicts that win shortly supcrede relief WOOD
engraving and enclosing owing the new Invention
Of the thermO-cautery with the cheapcning results
A numtcr Of specimens OF MIR. Fosdcks work were
on exhibition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

A special meeting OF the congregation Of the
KNOX lr'Soi iciian Church. at second ave.
ana sevcnt, SCI. nj ST.. WIS held last evening
to consider tie resignation Of the paste,
u the church. the Rev. Hugh piitcharl. Or. Joseph
Morchoad chosen moderator If the meeting and
\. {. FORBES clerk. Aiicr hearing tho pastor =
reasons Tor i gilns, al OF which were gwen In yc,
tcIddN IilJunr. committee chosen
10 accompany Dr. i1tchmd To- The meeting ~ the
New ORA Pr sbytert on Monday ana Join with
him IN a-hns Tor al solution o. the present aiions Oi
pastor and people Or. AlolchcJI IN behalf Of tha
pcopc cNpr'-ed great sorrow that Dr. iIlc!.G saw
ht Ia leave tn" pasorsic o tie KNOX Church! AMI DR.
irilhlrd expressed hi, scl HAT the separation seemed
Necessary.
pm motion 10 proceed - tn election Of TWO
elders 10 Ill vtcaHci", in that Office n the church.
tIrce nominations ".rr made In SUGGEST ~ and all
three cahlddt', declined the nomination. Ii was.
therefore decided 10 postpone action iM the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
THE BRITISH MINISTER ARRIVES HERE.

Among those board the White Star steamship
Majestic, which arrived at Quarantine late Yesterday
afternoon from Liverpool, Sir Julian Paunceioe
British Minister to the United States. and his family
MIR. and Mrs. John \. Mccall. Mr.. and Mrs. +. de C.
May the Rev. Il. W. Bray, Judge j. G. Brewster,
Dr. Philip Bindley, Mrs Blndley, Mr.. and Mrs. stewart
Browne, the Marquis de Casa ATgudn, Mrs. Henry
Clcws, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Goldman. DR.. ". W. FAIR.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. H. Galatin. Mr.. and Mrs. \. IT,
lleidelbach Captain g. Langley, II. n: Mr. and Mrs.
jefferson ,elIgrnan. Mr.. and Mrs j. a. Del Vale,
Miss Amy TOwnscnd. Isaac Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p spreckels, Captain ii. W. W. Wood. Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Twombry MI. and Mrs. II. Orite. Dr.
and Mrs A. Huntington, >. :. Carvalho. Mr.. and Mis-
C. r COrbln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
MEDICO.LEG4L SOCIETY OFFICERS.

The November meeting of the MedicO- Legal society
was held last evening At No. l,2J2 broadway. ii. W.
somcrvie president OF the society. presided An In
tcrestns paper prepared by Dr. Joseph Jones OF New
Orleans was read by Clark Bell. The subject was
Micro che mical Examination Of Human Blood y
paper on Criminal Responsibility in the Earlier
Stages of General PaIcsis" by Frank =. YOrbury. Of
Jacks llvis, III.
The society nominated officers for tic coming year
as follows Abram DAILY president; H. II. somcr-
VILE first vice president; Tbcrt Bach. second vice
president Clark Bell secretary M0ri2 kllingcr. c1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
WeIh BaulrU
Male.

Male.
"A ! ihol'' Las .'OtNTANV who
, -" w. an ~. I've = 'l'-. - any bus
IS @''> p'-.IOi h q. roughly rNps l.
10 ,"i > iaH. !, y''F' "i.n one hol-e.
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'i'fc. HTS ~ r.rD, ea- 90 al r~pa.'ue and
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a., r i'. ,A hour, a
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= -' is .nr.,-
ENh BIDS a.t FA~THA COOKS py %
in'n 100 iff.I 20 learn i..t reference. .,b.r
ana !'... O.. CO., l4lt-- 3d. and
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20 would D.. tDaskf.I far a .fa-. m a@'.s,
a LuI"AoeIl . col. fu-..-l. nd nf rr,sr.I...-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
UPRISING OF THE YAQUI INDIANS.
MEXICAN SOLDIERS SLAUGHTERED BY A
FRI MED TRIBE.

The 0rizaba which arrived here yesterday from
No,ican ports brought pas ncers from Mexico which
confirmed the clee1aph.d stories Of an uprising OF the
Yaqui Indians. They said mat oh "c''Dor "a O'H"
Of Yaquis hnd suddenly aPpeafeu III a"'aii V'l"se
oo,l.1 Tomocbnie in the heart OF the Sierra Madre
mountains There wa, "a large number Of Mexican
soldier, there and they made Il desperate resistance
put the Indians were in state OF demonac rage. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
pu5lurBs Y ganrrS.

ALL KINDS or STORES and s,o,hs Of
meici and s. bought Tor II OF "a % who esflc
ofice SIS :a-aSc.. Nev.i7r, Ciy.
AlItN.i0N, COAL MLE4HNNIs-
IatRa!n, -l.,,Nl Newark, y. j.. prcpert,
ana basin, 81 20 years Established coal
Yard w0rti sJ.OOp year; easy terms.
HODGES, l31 Erofdwa. Room .
ADDlTluNAL capital rro-urd for bust
ness puTs D.; Investors al, win
Out chir@ y 81 desirable opportunities; hi"h-
st commercial 90 lrnt'-. Gls!Gtf> 4
tAl'hLiUN hr Ac-. :o2 Broadway.
fOR SALl-N vcll.c,tal!l ,.rd carpet
ana 'uriaiI Du,lrr-s. doing nclny flOn 900
Dr-i ICES i'r year. and steadily .ncr aa.ng
tween $4,000 and so 600. lol par
ticulars address CARPET BUSINESS, care
Ncw-York Tribune.
PAErNEh with $40 900, In an estab-
lshrd business; large profits; rare olpoT-
tunIty none but those meaning businc,s
no-d apply. Address 4. .. Box 81, SUI
field. Conn.
SELLING OUT; boilers
onsines steam-pumps. now and Cd work
promptly executed; my imprON CRATE
hafs. Manufactured all sizes. Apply or ad.
drc~, LESLIE IRON WORKS. foot OF
oieuben-'t. Jersey city.
10 RENr.-For one year. o. a s~fies OF
yccrs. completely furnished and going
hoici. Address LYNNE CASTLE. Pass
Christian. Mis-.
WANTED. Partner with small capital
~ select. pr0ntllle manuilct1i Ing busl-
ness; must De- r'gdy with ~ coo thi, week
no agents more order. than means 10 cN-
sente. Can lIS Wiil!an-st.. 81 loor.
WANrED.-s5.cO 200 capital 70 start a icgl-
'r ~ d. sincss. security givcn. H.. Iiib
une Ofico.
YOUR CHANCE.-will learn you TO manu-
facturs; grOeers. bakers. saloons r'tac'
rants. hotels and c0nfcrtinneIs' drugs. ffre
lance for nan with small cnpitai'
GORDON, psx 20, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

had worked themselves up into total disregard VI
wounds or death. The old women had been saying
charms over them. and had assured them that they
had good medicine and that bullet could XII
'ben The OF the Ghost dance IN tlis country
We're enacted in Mexico, and when the fight was over
the indians had massacred 800 soldiers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
flats 60 Get, furnish eo.

NICELY FURNISHED FLAT; :
rooms and bath modern cOnNcnicnccs ccn-
ually located convenient to all car inns ;
terms moderate. Address ~ broadway,
Room 80.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS or small
furnished hou-, 70 juno ], '98 gentleman
and VIE: best rcierrn e.. W. T.. T.. Box
4, Tribune once.
WANTED Snail furnished fat. by a
snl1u family: adults only; est care; refer.
ences. kdfros- "FLNT' Tribune Up
town On!ca ! .2i2 Brcadw9y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
JANIIoR or HOCSEK no chill
drcu igG day

otK>MllH.-A young locksmith, who
understands work on lathe and VIE AID
not afraid Of any Kind Of work wants posi-
ton. A1lrcsS r.. SCHNABEL, 1874 Last
llOu-tOn-st. rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
Drrss dkln9.

-~-~e r
A.-A.-DRESsMAR cutter
and nttor. - "a day or AZ home perfect nj
guaranteed velvet, Xix or cloth ulis Ite4c
Ii onc week for SO, fancy waists. coats
and ball gowns spcolty. ~ I.iss IOtIi-
st., near Broadway.
ARTISTIC Observation-Disclosures
designs hotel orders at short notice aud
moderate charges goods purchased II de-
sired. Mr.. McELEoY. s. L1st 9th ST.,
opposite Dcnnine's.
ARTISTIC DKEssMAKING Perfect
ftcng costumes handsome dresses for
az. Nine. OWEN, 70: West 23i-st
DRESSES MADE. Ia latest stylss. S.
up; evening drcsse' a spc '!olty desc p.
SMY'rH. 100 wcat 5C,h-st.
DKFSSMAKER wants n Few more
customer, a. home; suits from - up. H.
FOX. 3l2 West 5Oth-'t., near Riverside
Drive.
DEESS MAKING.-Lsdcs' and little
girls drcssmaAlng at moderate prices. 500
f'rk-aNr.. ncor 77th-'t.
DRTSsMAKER, Nc.-By ladies tabor
GERMAN. just arrived ia this c-intrv. b'"s
~ recommend herself 70 lsdie, who wish
perfect lifting garments. Wei made 81
mo icr0tc prices; costumes. walking. btl
and visiting toilets riding habit. .act' b
a specially: French. English, vienna modes :;
call ard Judge FOR yourself SOB Parh'avc.
and 75thst.- one Night Up.
DRESSMARIN So Fine winter dresses
made from 80: at and workmanship guar
nniecd also ball, evening. dinner aud ~.
ception drcs"ss at equally low pi.ccs.
Nadamc BONA SO East 20th-st
DkFsSMAKEN.-Na "A Few more Gus
toners al homo; making over old dresses 4
specially SUITS from 10 up ii. ron.
~ west S1th-st.
bRESSMAR INC .-Pcffcct-nttiug tai-or.
d. frOu -
IS Vest llth-st.
SEAL GARMENTS rcIye1 altered or
repaired. Mr.. PA:hER. ilG VS. J3th-
t.; II yr1rs with O'"rrgr Suitl, Regent
St. LONDON and GuDthers. 5th-avc.
THEBATD. 1O3 WEST iOTH-Sf.-
school aud party costumes for misses and
children Paris style noderat" price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

OIL CHEMIST ana R.tFlNER wants
WORK IN m. oli-mill Is years experience (;
can al o refine lari and Fat aud fish Oils.
IND STRIAL CHEMISTS, 80 days. Trib-
une Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO..
florses ano q arrla9rs.

FLANDRAU & co.
DowntoSn. UPTOWN.
40 aAXp 6 BROADWAY
pHOOME ST. AND 0lS 81
BROUGHANS, sta7ht froht'
BROUGHAMS, eA.ens4oh noht'
DEMI-CO ACHES.
LANDAUS, gilss front
IANDATS leather top.
OMNIBUS, ana --NOIsc'
EOl h ~ rs, pass
EJtkAWAYS pass.
vICTORIAe.
CABRIOLETS.
NIS.A-NJS.
SPIDERS.
DOS-A-DOS.
WAGONErTES.
PHAElONS, pass
iiiXEI0NS, > pass.
RUNABOUIo.
DEPOT WAGONS.
TRIPLEX sUHRlES
BUCK BOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN.
QUALIFY OF TIE BkSTl}re
AND 6oL0RS 0P PAINTING AND
- TRIMMING toRMiNGi ,surn
THE LARGEST sIOCk ~ N l. HE'D
VEHICLES IL THE WORLD; .,.,>
HoMpILyysTfEN SOCK 'AARRooVE STYLES
SECONDHAND AT Low PRICES.
FOR SALF.-Fine large gray hOrSe. zuar,
antecd thoroug hly rrlitbl" ami ~. from an
vicio . tricks: nr.'--l4-~ family horse also
Flar lean s Co. ccupe Ho.s1H ~, prA-,
t!caliy good a. new blth sacrificed for want
Of u~e may D. ,ccn in RNoMyn. Apply
]. T. MORSE 23H Broadway, Room ~.
FOR SALE.-A Ta.r Of inc mahogany
bay IA ses clos mated l6 hands hi2n ;
) and Il year old thoroughly bfoh" 70 az
harness very stylish; can int tpE"th'r ID
3 minutes warranted sound and fearless OF
steam electric cdrs or ANYTHING. tau on
w Il. SNYDER. South Bethlehem, Penn.
HORSES WINrERED.-inrge box stalls !:
good feed carriages stored free city Ic.cF-
ences. A. +. MOORE. Central Park. Il. l.
WANTFp.-5o 600 coo people to send
for Blrch'< carriage and harness cata-
logues largest assortment In America very
moderate D-iccs don't pay such eNtraNoe@ht
nrices iol harness ard carriaEe> estao-
i,shed 1892 Address J. II. b. ICH. Bur
ungtOn. Y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
Gin Real Gsiatf Go Eei.

THE ELEGANTLY furnished housc,
with q rec story diniag-rO u cNtei sion. 70.
10 Ea,t Grth-s;.: nov 0len iog inspection.
UOI@SEs 10 LET -rnfgrI..hed end
furnished de-rGbi. ioca.ions. FOLSOM
rP(GWTRS. SO BroadwaF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

SONNY 10 LOSE TNEVR piston.

responding secretary. Or. Mathew ID. Field teasurer
and DR.. Thomas ClcAud librarian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

OFFICE ASSISTANT wishes u position
for general o. clerical work; Is painstak ing
anxious IN give satisfaction; good refer.
ences living salary. Call or address or
FlCE, - East l2th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

COOK by competent P,oteStsut
woman as cook u. O small private family OF
wher. o Ktcnsnmae j. X pt. Address y.
County N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EUSEL OIL

This great medicinal wbi-key l. especially valuable
Tor catarrhal colds. grip colds. and all pulmonary
troubles. The grip is certain again this sea-
son and n wise o woman will ward of its APP
proach. In way this be better done than by the
use of this pure. malt wcy which j. the best stinu-
"ni In the market. DO let your druggist or grocer
sell You any other whisScy which he will claim to be
Just as good" II is true. send for pamphlet TO
TIE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO.,
ROchp.fcr y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

COACEMAN-CODK.- BY young ms frtcd
FIRST elias, pria.e family; man as coacEman,
i cACc.lcii- driver ttrdcE), good r!cer (;
VIE L.st-t-os< cook, dinner parties, etc. |
best Of testimonials city or country. Ga !
or address 80 ith-aye., between 18th ana
.Oth is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
Domsstir 5ituations Uantro.
Males

fOAtINAN. - Gentleman going 10
Europe Wishc, situation for his cosclman
most competent, reliable. trustworthy man
heat md Industrious. Apply at 81
Nr,f a.Sa--f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
domestic sltnatlons nDanteo.

A.-A.-A -A.-MADAME CAFE El
Bureau OF Placement. Go West 2lstst.-for
prlyate family governe,ses maids. chamber
i aids, seamstrcsses, wa resses, cooks, iaun.
dresses housewares, buffers. tnst'ciass
bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

AGENTS and CANNASSERS mae -
per.cnce unnecessary 10 t;lAIng required
exclusive territory given. FOR lait'Liai,
address l. PUTNAM & co., West Wm.ted'
Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

PORTER or Waterman by able.
Dod.ed mhn; willing aad oblging; eNcellen,
references; not afraid OF worX: . years
rNpcr.oncc In mercantile houses. Addre-s
PORTER care Aid society, 305 Fulton-st..
Ernn.lVn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

CONCUNAN Gardeners rsoful.Mon I'D
Wait Fly .everl excellent German and
swedish men; willing and oblialng and can
fNrIi-h tn best Of references. Ready at
FLOYD'S PfO1 ESTANT HOME b.
HEAT. 19S Ofh-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

tOAtnNAN and GEOOM-By expert.
cnced. hr..-class man thoroughly under
stands the care and management OF fine
strictly ,ob,r; 10 years frst-class persona
CIV reference from last employer. Call or
adhrnss 2 s. 10 PIP Rr0adWoy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
Females

\ VERY SUCCESSFUL French teacher
,iad,I who !nstructs ln ono o. Tie leading
r'hoO.s IN tn's city, aud who Ia, NE br-t
children IN III Afternoon at thelr r'siI Ac .s.
AIlr,-s Nile. BON. Collegiate S,roo,. al
,nd 2iJ west 17th-~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

A.-A.-A.-MRS. MALMBERG, Swedlsh
Rureiu 352 shave. ups:9trs first-class
Swedish cooks. chambermalds, mattresses,
work and housewOrke.s butors, walters
ard u,efUl-mcn; bureau for private families
only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10

JUST LOOK-TypewrHng. 31-3c pr
folio 600 words. Address c. Il. MICIIEL,
80 iIrOaIcay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-10
miscellaneous

wxSTLOIORN'S detective and law
agency divorces, specially separations. DO
tercOns wife support, damages, cOllcc-
lions private infolmation; sl court, con-
TA0FMY or MEDICAL HYPNO-
ism 316 West 59th- t.-Dr MCCARTHY
,ecejycs pup1. and patients daily Nacancy
or invalid 'bosrdcr. Thur-d1y evenings,
hypnotic experimental class se1nce.
NAE~ AGE TREAIMENT.-By an eX-
pert masseur HIGHLY recommended from
,hy slcians and privotc islniiie- caiI az
ssldences prices moderate. GEfLACH,
2i Fast Slst-st.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for gents ilne
Hss-on clothins. Mis-, MARTIN, 1887
R4ve.
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LOFTS New 7-.tory nfcpFoOf building.
rs r.. irsnt b. IS deep g. a light, p yer;
steam heat ana ee,at0r; good locauo 10
70 1872 Mott-st.. ncaf q and 81. inquire
A. MUTT, "a ELUbcth-st.
ri BARCLAY ST.-Elegant sire. 2jN
100 with basement same Size and cellar
5Oxl5O PLASS, 234 Broadway.
PTTLDiNGS. stOrcs. lofts, Office ard
studios. desirable locations. FOLSOM
PpDTHFpS S2G Broad wav.
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per.cnce unnecessary no talAIng required
exclusive territory .iNrA. For lail' bi"i>
adtrc IS l. PUTNAM & co., West Winsted'
Conn.
AGENTS.-Gun tissue, mendS. clothing
better thah needle and thread, s,I"-.
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and able a. furnish r>f.cls~- r'f"icuc'
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FREE TO EMPLOYEES. Male relp
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AlEN SEEKING EMPLOYNENl "A.
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AGENCY. el9 Broadwly.
MEN WANTED on CATH steamer 70
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pa-.aco. "a GrccnwioA-s'.
WANTED.-A young man about |. year
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and have some experience. Allr-s NJ
BoX 10. Tribune Olco.
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II o. "a.
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