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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-22
QUERIES:

Why is it to your interest to
have your prescriptions filled at
Michaels & Co.'S:
BECAUSE they have no
ID physicians to rely upon in
case of accident and therefore
will be more careful to fill Just
as written, knowing the physi-
clans are very exacting when no
pecuniary interest is at stake.
Out why sit best for Physi-
ID clans to have their pre-
scriptions filed at Michaels &
Co.'S!
BECAUSE it frequently be-
Dcomes necessary to change
treatment i'm the case before but
little of the medicine last pre-
scribed is used--then the multi.
plicity of prescriptions cannot
be chargeable to the pecuniary
interest Of the physician, as
there is no doctor connected
with our establishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01

ruGalo July o.-Sprnv WHEAT Offering. fairly liberal
demand light; limits steady; sales n 40 hard
SPOT pic; 1000 bush No Northern spot, In lots al
st,2c 5000 bush % Of s',4c 10 hard SPOT closed at
oOa,c T. offered NO northern spot at fi4dSi &c
DO c. l. at sS.e No northern spot at 7o'.c winter
DO. s3c cars 80 Whit AZ SOC car No . extra
rei 79c cst 80 I'D At Sc: Corn In fair request
offerings light sales ~ 30 2 yellow NJ - &c
No yellow at 13ac on track cars No at 5l.c
g No 3 yellow at J3i,t IN store o 900
bush 40 at 49,. Oots firm .aos Of Csrf 40 Whit
Of SIC; cars No 3 white at 3jac; No mixed. asa.c
asked on track. Rys-No 2 old offered ~ 7Gc Flour
dull bon spring = ccdftG5 DO winter. - 5od&4 co
Canal frcight' dull wheat o'sc ost, c nave,d. 2c
Receipts Flour, 5000 bMs whc.t 10000 hush corn
g 900 bush Canal shipni-nt'-Whrnt. G5 900 hush
axs-ed - 600 hush. Shipment. by railFlour co OOC
hhl': wheat 10000 bush corr, 1900 bush oat.
lnIAh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
GRIfN 1ND PEODrCE MARKETS.

FEATURES or NIW.hORk DEALINGS.
The wheat market quiet saturday. and tho trad
ina Of the usual half holiday Character. only 10000
bushels wore handled and fuctultons small, Tho
close being 4 higher There were no Liverpool "a
hles 10 being holiday there. The London marHet wa
unchanged and Paris steady The rpor, from Wash
ngton that tho Anti.Opton bill would N aid unit
December the chief Dull" factor. though liberal "a
board clcarances helped. Foreigners sellers Of
options and this helped down near by dclN'iies
The weather west perfect the receipts OF
Interior point. Nfc". sept mhr options opened al
s3- centf 65+ cents, and then O. rs Ill
cents spot Quotations were hrm. 1900 bushels being
taken for export.
Corn higher continued squeezing II Shorts and
expected high deliveries today. July ofons were ~
cent?, and other months .dAt cent Trading vas Slow
The cash rarket quiet and steady Two loads were
taken for export.
Oats were dun and shade lower. Curb quotations for
August and September were 3jis cents Lara dull
With no export e3o-.
The closing quotations ~ follows
W1eat-August S2As cents. September S3A cents, Octo
Der S4Ts cents. December S7b ecnts. May % ccnts.
CornAugst 30, cents September 81 . cents, october
81, cents, December J3A cents.
Oats-AufuSt y5ls cents, September 35 cents.
Lard-SrptcHher 81 co. October 81 co.
IT, total receipts Of grain and -four at New York Bal
umore Philadelphia and Boston On saturday were Wheat
4O2 9Oi bushels corn 1870 lS bushels; % O7c bush
els total grain $50 ops bushels nour 40 300 packages
tusiels. corn 92@ 1870 bushels; oats 2Dj1 busle!s
total grain. l,Of+7l3 bushels; nour l72A4 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
rrnrHLE on ~ INDIAN REsERY ArnoH.

Spokane, Wash, July 3l-Thero Is trouble brewing
among the Indians the Colvie Reservation, and
In all probability United States troops may be called
out to quel the threatened uprising. The Indians
are in arms against the white invaders and have fired
the reservation In order TO drive them OIL. r. G.
Chaplin, who arrived In Spokane today from Marls,
brings startling news. He snys prcspectors have
bccn dubbed ard driven out. One party WAS stoned
on Tuesday and driven TO the Columbia River ferry.
Large fires raging the reservation. and It Is
believed the Indians have turcd inccndlarcs TO com
pei the white men TO leave the coveted land. The
Indians are sullcn and are said 10 be holding a pow.
WOW which viii possibly lead TO trouble. Chtcf
Hrpackcn has gone toward Fort Spokane with tvVty-
nve tribesmen and has expressed the determination
Of clearing the reservation OF all intrud1s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
TITO MORE CHURCHES TO UNITE.
T1r. TIuRrFEyTH STREET AND CHALMERS PRES
DYTERIAN CONGREGATIONS WILL
nEC0ME ONE.

The Thirteenth street Presbyterian Church ana
the Chalmers Presbyterian Church are soon 10 Dc
united under one organization. For somo uhe u ms
IAN felt that the number Of Presbyterian churches
downtown ha. teen too great for the D'sl interests VI
each and OF the denomination In general. There arc
six az present within halfmle OF Macy - "cf' louf
arc thought 10 be al hat arc really needed Inc
succe.s which Bishop Pot or has achieved among
the Episcopal churches In his policy OF consod"'ihH
weak churches, or those Which are iohhu 10 10 100
close together suggested like policy to irr'oY'frahs
AccordnclS nt a meeting Of the congregation Of The
Thirteenth street Church, held on July IT, IT. WIS &c
cdcd to propose union to the Chalmers Church on The
following basis the Thirteenth street Chlr'h o'i1-
Ing 10 be tho home OF the united church. the present
pastor OF the Chalmers Church. tho Rev walter d.
buchanan % be the pastor Of the proposed ne" cor
p0rati0n: the Thirteenth street Church 10 DC ~pre-
scncd in the proposed new corporation D' ten "i'c's
ten dcacons and seven trustees the chalmers 'hurh
70 be represented by elders two deicohs aDd TWO
trustees.
Last Friday evening the proposition ana cohuiuohS
were unanimously accepted by the Chalmers church I'
matter will probably go before tho ITcNbytey IN sep
tembcr and 10 tho courts Immediately after that Tor
the settlement Of the property, and the united curch
will begin worship regularly about the end OF sep
TENDER.
The Thirteenth street Church is much the larger
and stronger Of the two, and IT. building Is larger
ont pastor. the Rev. Or. Robinson having resigned
some time ago after n ministry OF about year
This Is a fortunate circumstance, In view OF the
union with the Chalmers church, for It Is In lis pastor
that the strength Of tie latter Hes The Chalmers
Church founded and bullt up entirely ny iS
present pastor, tho Rev. Walter Duncan buchanan;
Mr.. buchanan graduated from the tnlvcrslly 81
New York in 1s-I and from tho Union Theological
Seminary IN I--3. The seventh Av"nue MiS-l' 81
tho linn Avenue Presbyterian church had M Inh'
time only Sunday school. and on snnd+ y evenings
mothers meeting. During his seminary conrSe' Mr.
buchanan hycnmr interested In the mission ana lp"
graduation he applied himself to the work Of bulletins
II up and founding chapel. lie was ordninrd sine
tituio on January -. 1eS4 His work was Su'cr>Sh,
from the start. The mission became chapel ana
the chapel continued to prosper until In April le10
the congregation regularly organized by The
prcssytnry OF New ork. under the name or the
chalmers PRESBYTERIAN church.
l. In speech. scholarly In
habit Intensely interested IL his work ana popular
with his Practitioners. Whenever he speak, hr "r
rests the attention and appeals 10 the conviction oi
his hearers. During his vacation la,t summer ~, ne
preached at New London, conn. ana one OF M,
hearers wrote al have never heard such UNIVERSAL
commendatlon Of preaching
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
fnrnisbc0 Rooms.

80
At ~ IRVING PLACE.-Eo.n also
,uit". nncy dCco'atoi and iufnisncf.
OFFICE ana rrocp-i0n-foou md god.
$3.50. %. lie bls.nr's 0l Dtr late b. n fng
q, Fuller :, We,t S'tn--'
VISITORS 40 NEN-IOl.K. Wishing
..ou., lr a.i-t r..t-'i lu. atom. 1illy a. ~
ia-f -p.-t., r"i'r'nres
-. &. 30. =. 81. susl and lar9e nicely
FUR. she'd Rooms. elegant ii'hs private
.amAr. ~ Mc., loth.st.. near 5r.aye.
i0TIf>r.. - EAST. near Broadway --
lar, flinl.hsl fou' and htck mons onc
f.sI' up. folding beds baths. running
vs'rr smniIrf -rru. above, - upward.
.-rIl~T.. - u.,r Hroadv ~ -P,ri0r.
80 ond coor. IN suite or slngly. bath al
Joinls' ronscn.ont hot'ls rest'uinrt'.
= WFSr :4TH ST. near Holman
Ifoulc aad IN ave. Hotel. -. Handsomely FUR
ri.hcl vorn-. al rooms Vl'h IrlNat" baths /;
low u-'rc iav of week
lsoi Fro NDwAY conner 4i'h.s, -
Large n..d ,mnll tcsrabe rooms very lo"
-rr.m,r Ate, references. tranHcnts ac'
con m dated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
EXERCISES AT OCEAN GROVE.

ocean Grove, n. j., July 81 (Specal.-The twelfth
National Temperance CampMecting held its closing
exercises to-day. This morning. Mt 1890 the s''r'
mon was preached before 5000 people by the Rev
Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler, OF Brooklyn, president Of tn
National Temperance Society This evening Colone,
George ". Fair. Of Kentucky the temperance orator
delivered al address before audience OF 5000
persons.
Or. Thomas stanton's senior Bible class this after
noon was attended By 800 persons.
At o'clock the Auditorium was filed TO cele'
brate with appropriate exercises the twentythird
Anniversary Of the founding OF Ocean Grove. Dr.
L. H. Stokes. who Ia. been president Of the nsso
ci,ton since its formation, presided. Al
dresses were made by General Rushing. Of Trenton
the Rev. DR.. Franklin, the Rcvs. j. De Haven and
George w. Evan. and Messrs: Danicl' ana Van
F. r. E1veM william II. ely and W. II. Achison
wellkn0wh lawyers also spoke Tomorrow
ocean Groves Memorial Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
Counlrn Rea! estate for Sole

AGENCY FOE MONTCLA!E- Dwell.
lncs Tor sale or TO let; large assortment Of
handsome building s.tes terms eaSf.
TUBS T. TAYLOR. . Bcesman.ss. y. Y.
FOH SALF.-Onc OF the Dncst estates
IN the Hudson near 300 acres. J. {.
BEACH. 81 Broadway. y. Y.
fOK nUDsuN IN M city or rural
homes. farms manufacturing Sizes. SC.
apply tn JONATHAN DICKINSON, the
real estate agent. Ioughkc"psic. r. Y.
HOTEL FOR SALE. furnish u. at North
nav, oneida. COUNTY y. T.: - sleeping
rooms running spring water In house r1ll.
roid dcpo3 and saamb11t landing IN front Of
house no a7.nte. Apply n n BRAY
ION T-tlca y. Y. or 81 c. S. MERRITT
2l4 Front-st, y. !.
TIE ORANGES. y. J. Cnoor ali STA
tionsi. Eeal estate for sale. New modern
residence. rest location. $40 cor. EDW. p.
HAMILTON A CO.. 90 B'way. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
LINE srocK MAnrErs-nY rELEGEArIr

Chicago. July so."The Evening journal" rrorls rat
tle-Recclpts $500 head Of which 1000 were 1c,an,
shipments. 100 head. The few native, wanted sold
steady Texans loc lower large nunhNIs II gool nat %
Carried over for Monday top prices for week - a00
IS 30. Hogs-Rccepts, II 900 head Shipment 0GoC
and common while the hest sold steady; common a. oi0
IS 30; good mixed, - loaS5 80 prime heavy. Is .5
40 05 light as 0Odd5 %. Shocp-Iiacc IOOO hoad
MI sold steady prices sheep and tribe lower on
lambs
st Louis. Mo-. July 30 attemRcccit;'. 100 head
decline although strength shown at the clo.o
todsy's quotations sanc - Yesterday. Ilo,s-Rc,opt
900 head shipments 900 head market 5aIOr lo1|r
heavy g. f0ds5 90; mixed - f0isj 81 liaht a. CoJ
InnrEct steady good muttTns - %. '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
FIXING DArL FOR CoEun DALEyE PRISONERS.

Boise City, idaho July 3l.-Judge Beatty yesterday
hxed te bail for the nineteen prisoners from Wallace
ard the SIX from Wardner, charged With contempt Of
rodcrn Court, at Al 800 each. None has furnished
the required bonds yet.
Wallace, idaho, July o1.-Twenty eight men NOM
Gem and Burke, VINO paroed few days ago,
rcarycsted last night and brought 10 the Wallace
Prison,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01

Savannah. July 2oCoiton firm niddline. bloc; low
mlddkns 0Ac good ordinary Gle net snd fcccilfs
exports cosstriss $40 bales. saos, 10 ln,-
stock, g. 9G7 ba,'.
NowOran.. July 30.-COt;on steady; mlddllng. 7.fGc
low middlihf 61l-iGc god ordinary. u 3I6c ant
gross receipts. 227 bales exports n he Confinent 2G
tales: coastw.c, 90 bales ,aio.. 1900 bales stock
50 333 bales
(rolvssbA July 3c.-Coton sSOdy; middlnr nc; low
nddllns Gase good ordinary Gee not 1nd foceips
- aa. including 10 bales now crep5 EXPORT coastwls'
SO Bales: salr. ~ bales: stock 1898 hnlss
Norfolk. Jny 80 Cotton quiet: rrddlnr BIC; low
middlins CSC good ordinary. i-i6e MT and
ccipts. bales; sale, 10 bales; stock. i5S2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
Connlrp Rra! estate Go Get

TO RENT. on bcst part OF Mchlsan-ave.
moth OF 22d.st.. Chicago. large stone front
housc: long lease furniture Tor ale. nrst
class Dir ssmokJng bEslue = established .!N
vars. part o. d size 10 retire fr m business ;
Terms Nc-v modente. A9drrss ID. g.. Trlb-
une OfIlrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
prcssmdkina.


ARTISTIC DRESSMAKfNG.- Unlqre de
signs. ho'cl order A. short notice and mol
crate charges. goods nurchascd II desired
Mrs McELHOY. 81 East 9th-st.. opposlt.
Denninc's.
URF>SMAKING.- special oTer perfect
n'tlng tailor-nade blazer tuits made Or -
On Two days notice dr-s'cq from o. up
MIR WIrHoV. G3 West lith-rt.
MAKER.--Fircant cutter aud
inter, ~ DAY. or al hoin-, perfect NJ
Guaranteed India .ilk. crcnadincs or cloth
suits made IN one week FOR 80 fancy
waists and Russian GOWNS A specially. ~
Fast lOth-.t.. near ftoadway.
DNFSSM AK1NG Fine sumner dresses
made from IS ~ nnd vcfgnarshln guaran.
tcod also bnll. evening, dinner and r'ccp-
lion dresses ~ equally low fflccS for this
month Madame ROMA. ~ Fast 2Oth.st.
FRENCH DfTSSM AKER.--By an OK
ty,r'onc,d r. cnrh drcs-makcr to 70 out by
lc fnv: : b. ~ county,: good reference
.Gdrc ". l.. A. fi3 Wtst 30tn-<'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. July 20. 80 p. m.--Bcei pork and bons
Holders orcr moderately. BacOn-Hcders oner su,rn"r
Chre-enlioders Offer modclatelv low tnrnentIne aud
rosn-lio1diy L1ri. spot-iloldcss onef snsnrv f,,t
urrs-Iodcrs oTer moderately Wheat and Aouf-Iiodrv
Corn.spot and fntuIes-Holidly H3ps at London ia.
ellie Coast-llcday. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
Gitn Real estate for Sale.
Drnol,lYn Real Estate.

DoUBLE TENEMENT. cold water nat
for sale-Korkap ay-aVc., near Eastern PARK.
way. Fast New.iork; new house; very
cheap for cash. Address HAPlD. Box 10,
Tribune Oncc.
FOR sALE.-My business beng IN BoS
ton yin ell of0on tr X house improve.
rne1ts. ilrst.cla.s nc'ghhorhool no I.asou-
able offer refused. % Pcnn-st.. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
oorsrs ano Carriages.

w,yTrD-5o. oco 900 people TO send
n, iHirch,s carriage and harness Gotta.
ss1 r., .u: A c,tsv,ss s,
~ h.,nrss nd cAfriases estab-
yi.Sss ,srg AddresI j. II. BIRCH. Bur.
liue1on NJ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
Bnsluess Ghanres.

in Jersey TN &c horses and wagons busl-
ness Of go. 900 yearly great Dal22ln. ~ oVo'
MCDONALD * Nl.rlIlNo, If0 Nos-''o.s.
A PARTNER with 5000 for an sstsb:,
lishcd theatre. now doing big :lness clo;e
10 Ncw.YOrk City investigate. MCDONALD
& WIGGlNs, 40 Nas,au.st:
= PARTNER wanted to invest IS. 900;
business established Will bcir c10;est u
%cstigation PRINCIPALS oaiy address $1,000
Box ), Tribune Once.
BUSINESS MAN vita $500 may. Sc.
T maDcG l"S Secured raid over q 900 in 1891.
SnniERwIN & 90. 2S7 Brond@oy
-CtPfTAL DESIRED to form and moor.
noratr company: advertiser thoroughly eX-
ncIIencnl In business contemplated success
assured { 10 II per cent on Investment
d css for p1rtculers LEGITIMATE. 400
! ribune Once.
CNrITAI. I-ROI RED for merchants aad
others invcsimont securities SOLD offerings
must be hch elias. investors inyitei. GEO
II. BEN ION CO, Is Wall.St.
FOR SALE, at your own rr'cc, wcll-es.
tahishcd lat-nt medicine business; rroiiis
9cj goo yearly for richt. nan owner leaving
NJ. Box ). Tribune once.
MACHINE SHOP Tor. sale; machinery
now ; rent low liOor 2Oh1o established TWO
years: Hn"' 30 sou H"i s''"' W VIZ"
81, Brooklyn.
MACHINE TOOLS. hangers. shafting,
nulloys. &c. for sale at a bargain. Can
or address $50 3i.ave, Brooklyn.
PFHTCMERY.-s COO viii secure inter.
p<t In perfume and chemical company III
city ; money needed 70 handle Craving busi'
ness; unusual opening. ShEh"lN N'''
237 nroadway. ---
WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. buSl'
meas unnn az partner In established Dro"cr'
age business; real estate, loans, &c. eT
prrlcoco unGnn,ce,,:sary , ShG9o fEtapFEfR.
ENCES Tribune Onicc.
WANTED. Active poitncr; brokerage
business knowledge OF business noc nee.
sary: inycttmcBt required 800 hrst.s.sts
opening: reference exchanged. AddresS
liRlNCO. Tribune Once. --------
WNNTFD.-!0an $500 for 60 days;
anne security deposited With lender; rel
erenccs cxchan oed $50 bon-s paid for
accommodation. Address. apo hlnR III.
trr,iew, BURBANK. Tribune Uptown
once / 2io Broadway. --
900 WAN TED for legitimate bu.inr~s
enta r.risc oacring large rgturn,. o HuGr -
GOOD OPPORTUNIrY. Tribune oD.,c.
- 600 srOCK 10 sell in extremely prolt-
ab,c w.ll.csiahliS shed maintaining nus'-
ness saary to buyer TO- services; tuners
and AGENT, needn't answer. w, =. u
Box l.J93.
SO 000.-ilifyCLt.S, toys. ch.ld?'n,s
CARRIAGES established 35 wars Gales 8J'vtV
annually profit ID -p"ndid Glrn,nE ~
Young man owner retiring. SHthWlN d"
CO.. 237 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01

AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisement. received AZ regular Once
rates until : y. m, VIZ:
254 shave. =. @ cor. OF 23i.st.
~ 9TH rave. cor. l2thst
loc Columhus-aye.. near West CSth.st
lQG West f2d.sL, near Gth-aye.
20 Wts: lith->t.. near shave.
25T West 4-d.st.. bet 7th and 9Th ayes.
lh7 ith-aNe.. cor. lith.-t.
.32s .u.aye., oetHccn 10th and eth sts.
,i23 I'd ave, between 1jth and 10th sts
/ 'rYG "a .ayr, near 1lst-.:
l.-Qs lstaNc.. near Sith 81
,RO 3i-1sD. c0fner iTt--'.
5jI Sa.a,r, ivar Eat 31th.St.
y Avenue 4. between 81 and ith ave.,
II Canal.st aad ~ Dl,i iCu.st.
40 Ciurcr -. bot Warren AMI Cham
hers 80
90 ra.t iod.st.. near Madi~on-ave.
c.ojl 3d.avr.. be-. ll.ia and ll@u =.
60 IiLef fv->'., nc1f BrO1d"aY.
BROOKLYN OFFICES
80, Fu'tou a.. 10 'ouit.-t. j0l No No'b-
ave. $50 Bcdiord-ave., 100 Bway
I,rookly,
TWO LARGE SQUARE ROOMS -Dc-o-
f1f.o.s and furnishings Gcr 0.d elegant
frstclIs, location, cisyc'td. 81 Columbia
ll~cuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
y4LUABLr HERD OF CATTLE BURyED

Cincinnati July 81 A Newcastle. Ind, dispatch 10
The Commercial Gazcte' that Thomas wllholt's
barn. near that city, burned yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01

Renned petroleum elo.Nd unchanged A. ont. -
gallon a. haGrcls aid - cent bulk az Ne" Work
and sos IN barrels AMI 80 cents I'm bulk a. iha
dclphla and IalumOro. uuot'f az tfo cent?
per gallon Crude Ia hsrrc, ws- UNCHANGED ~ 30
Cents IN barrel. md 80 cTts In BUN Naphtha r.
maincd at ) cent? per gallon.
Foreign quotations were unthanfcd NJ Antncrp a.,
sos mat' per ~ Lio' aud unchanged AZ L'ndh at -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01

destroying his herd OF blooded cattle. Loss on cdte
to5 900: loss on barn and contents, fl1,'Uo. his
herd lad been pronounced the finest IN America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-01
morh Oanteo

Males.
A PHYSICIAN or experience And estao-
lish,d reputation IN mental disease, desires
| exclusive care Of patients or Would taNe'
with one. DOCTOR D., Wislnoming,
philadelphia, Penn
AN ELDERLY MAN needs employment
n moderate wages; city or country ATS
| factory rcieNnce- given. Address G.
DuRfLL. care OF F.. J. Clark. 1872 Ccatrc.st.
\ ROY Qs) desires situation in
large house. Address JOHN ROLF, "a
king-r.. CITY.
A iOr'NG MAN, 10. graduate from col
lcgr. desires position A. assistant booskecn.
CoCRTNfY. 1870 Pro'pcct-st.. Brooklyn.
roy. Is. wishes situation As driver q
light wagon. Address u. JOHNSON, 10
IIcach Place. nrooklyn:
~ 4 SINGLE MAN. % -peats nigh
and low German, English and Sponl Il
| nucntiy; can take care Of horses, t"nG 'cr
ana il willing 10 DO any ti1d Of worN.
c. NiSsEN, lst-aye.. Rrooklyn.
BAKFR -flrs,-ca,s foreman on an
kinds Of bread and cokc New Eng and,
vienna. Frnch end Tyc Or ,lo9 2 i o. gag si5
lst-ayc.. ID noof. front
COT,IEC rOK or CLERK thnt employers
ran trust wien absent; can give ~ city
reference; strictly temperate can give 81
his time - his employer. Address IN
QrIRER Fox 100. Glen Cove. Il. l.
COLLECTOR. with nrstclos, reiercn,e
d'slrcs :. position. Addres, COLLECTOR
ear D. J. Cottcr $50 Broadway.
CASHIER. For hotel or ncrcantilc rrm
with Al reference aud security cNcr..
cnrcd moderate salary: Addrrss CASHIER,
carc Of ID. j. Cottcr, 700 BroNdway.
DKyGooDs cLERK,;-ny actIvc young
cnce. Adfrrss DEyGoODs CLERK, clre
OF u. j. Cotter. $50 Broadwny.
| DRIVFK-.By active man. ;or delivery
wagon good reference or VII giy" bonf, :
m0ler,te wages. Address DRIVER, care
Of D. j. Cotter. 100 BroadMay.
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