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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-15
IN THE POLITICAL FIELD.
SHEEHAN CALLS on THE PRESIDENT.

HIS VISIT PUT OFF SEVERAL HOrRS-A MESSAGE
FROM CROKER.
Washington. April II Cspecap.-senator Murphy
and Blueeved Billy" Sheehan saw tho President
this evening by appointment. They had talk with
the "O,d Man. lasting nearly two hours. and came
away from the White Ilus' " smiling They woud
not say what they had mpshed nor intimate
what had been promised II anything. They simply
said that the President had requested them to remain
quiet and not say anything to the newspapers. This
may BE- true. though there Is no good rcas for
believing that both unable to get any salts
faction any promises fr m The President. The
pie" In other words. still remains nailed TO the
cOunier-for them. at least.
Later IN the evening Lieutenant Governor Shcehan
called upon senator lIl at his apartments. He was
not accompanied by senator Murphy, and there were
no witnesses TO III" conference.
I..utrnant,tiovcrnor ~heehJn started for New Ork
AT IL :3j o'clock tonight
Mr.. sheehan did not start for Washington until
II 80 q. M. yesterday. lie had made his arrange
ment, 70 take the midnight train Thursday night
rs he announced to reporters who saw him at the
Hoffman House rut before traln-timc h. received
a telegram from Washington which changed his plans
What the message contained the Lieutenant
Governor refused 10 say. lie Immediately sent
word OF the telegram ard the change in the time
Of his departure Richard Croker. who appeared at
the Hoffman House bright md early yesterday morn
ing and had an extended Interview with Mr.. Sheehan
in his rooms No Information could h. had from
either OF them rs to the reasons which Induced
the Lieutenant Governor to delay his start. but 1t
IL Understood that Mr.. Croker made Mr.. Sheehan
his courier TO carry the President message which
has II important bearing upon the deadlock which
exists in the matter OF New York Federal appoint
ments
Mr.. shechan's return from Washington this morn
Ing and report from him OF his experiences nj the
White House last night are looked for anxiolsy by
the machine Democracy.
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returning TO work next week. The contention was
nycr a c,ansc which the cutters insisted should b
made a part OF their contract with the manufacturer
This clause provided that the manufacturers should
employ Federation cutters only The cutters agreed
yesterday rclinqish their demand for the inseruA
nj fIe ylause
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RETURNS MESSING IN NEWARK.

The County Board OF Canvassers yesterday began can
yassng the vote for Frcchodcrs Newark Before two
wards had been completed the board had 10 adjourn az
the returns Of the Sixth District SccoDd Ward were
not to bo found The count as far made. showed no
material change from that returned on election night
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nERMAx WHISTLES 1--WE CROSSED TIE SEA.

HALIFAX. V. <. April 1i.-The German warsmps
kalscriR Augusta, Captain Eu"chs'l, ana hl'i"r'
Captain kp"rb.r. arrived IN night from hiei VIA
Queen siown for NcwlorS 10 take part In the Worlds
Fair Naval Review. The Augusta carries 400 men
and the z,der 80. They report having experienced
rough passage and put Into this port Tor COIL
They saIl for Hampton Roads ~ sunday.
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ARRANGING A NEW PASSENGER SERVICE.

II is reported that negotiations are uncer way
for tho establishment OF new passenger service ova
tho Lchigh Valley and the Nickle Plate roads win
view 10 the needs OF Worlds Fair trafic New
arrangements between the West shorc ana tne
Nickel Plate are also said 10 DE uder consiuerao''
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HOME MEANS COMFORT

when il is away from the noise, the smoke. and
the crowds Of the city streets. New, Bound
BROOK has all city convenirnces-Telfurd paved
streets, sidewalks, electric lighting pur. water
and good sewerage. Land is cheap, so are houses.
Send for our book" llome-seekers," 70 Il. "
Pierce, Bound Brook, N. ].
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VAIN EFFORTS TO HAVE SOMERBY ARRESTED

Indianapolis April ID CspeciaD.-The indianapolis
police have been keeping close watch on the move
ments OF Freeman D. somery. the exsupremc Justice
Of the dcfunct Iron Hall, against whom stand In
dictments for cmbczzement. This morning Supern-
tendent Colbert received that Somerby was IN
Owego n. ", organizing local lodge OF his re-
organized order. Word sent Immediately to put
him under arrest II is the first time he has been
heard from outside Of Maryland. Superintendent
Colbert ut noon received word from the Owego
shall saying he would arrest sOmerby without
more authority The latter has thus far bafcd every
effort TO him into the clutches OF the indianapolis
police, and the latter have about given up his
capture, unless he should venture into this State.
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and Philharmonic concerts. has been engaged as leader
Of the Boston symphony Crchstri foi next Sca''''
The salary paid his predecessors was $1,000 year
Tho exact nature Of the contract With Herr Rich"r
4, not made public.
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NETWORK AND NORTHERN AFFAIRS.

Tho committee Of the minority stockholders Of inc
Now York and Northern Railroad. of which DE WIZ
J. seligman Is chairman. has r'Ior'eo 10 the soc"
,o,ders rec. mmerdng that uIey Cooperate with the
movement headed by \. Il. Pick Z co. TO resist any
ATTEMPT ut reconciliation by iii. New YORK Cen'ral
which viii ignore the interests Of the minority STOCK
,.lh
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ExMAYoR GRANT AGAIN TO nE sAcHEM.

Whatever friction existed In Tammany society cal
culated TO prevent the reelection Of Mayor Grant
the high and important Office Of sachcm has been
allaycd. The Committee on Nominations has slated
sachcm Grant for another term. The election will
take place on Monday evening in the Wigwam base
mcnt.
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appear harsh or UNJUST but the public service e. cam anr
not be jeoardIzed by following the dictates OF any
CLAY Evans. First Assistant Postmaster
IIcn John F. Field postmaster) Phiiadeiphia'
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THE SENATE NAY ADJOURN TO-DAY.

r,crT UNDERSTANDING THAT BUSINESS
SHALL DE CLEARED Up II POSSIBLE.
Washington. April 14-There are some indications
OF the final adjournment OF this extraordinary se'-
sion OF the Senate tomorrow. While no positive
agreement TO this effect was reached In executive
session this afternoon. there IS tac understanding
Tint the business shall h. cleared up and adjourn
mont taken II IL be within the range OF possibilities.
Tho Democrats indi atcd In open session to-day and
reerated the fact In secret session that they would
not permit an Investigation Of Mr.. Roach and are
satisfied with the presentation Of their case made
to-day by Mr.. Voorhees,
The Republicans will therefore demand the yeas
and NAYS on the motion Of Mr.. Harris to lay the
resolution and the amendment on the table, motion
he Will renew tomorrow. Not being able to force
an Investigation, even II there were quorum present.
the Republicans no good In remaining here with
loss than a quorum, and will content themselves with
going on record in accordance with the policy they
bav. pursued since the investigation was first pro
posed The committee to inform the Prcsld mt viii
probably be- appointed early tomorrow, ana at the
executive session that VIII follow the morning bllnl.
ness Tho members of the new court II App,a VIII
be confirmed and tho executive calendar cleared OF
all nominations. As II looks now, tomorrow WIZ see
the finale OF the extra session OF the senate.
NOTHING AGAINST MR.. DODGE's INTEGRITY.
Washington April 1i.-Sccrctary Moron's attention
was to-day directed TO published statement that di,
appointed spectators who have tried to corrupt the
employees Of the Division OF statistics In the DrpTt
mcnt OF Agriculture have brought charges against
Mr. Dodge number Of times. asserting that lie had
been Influenced in the compilation Of the monthly
crop report in the interest of syndicate Of speS-
lators Il know nothing Of such complaints said
the Secretary and / desire to state cmphacaly
that have never had the ainfeSt suspicion rejecting
up1n Mr. Dodcc's personal integrity. Wy acceptance
II lis resignation did not involve that question az
all but based upon other, and TO my mind,
sufficient reasons
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EXHIBITION of the ON
Paintings by
WI. HENRY HILLIARD
at the art Rooms Of
HILL q: GARRISON,
136.I3S Hest 23d ST.,
Day aMd EUeWtn0.
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4 BAD WRECK


of tho constitution may follow In the track
Of dsordered system, due 10 impure blood
or inactive liver Don't run tho rislr
The proprietors Of DR.. Pierces Golden Med
icnl Discovery take all the chances Thcv
make straightforward offer to return your
money il their remedy fails to benefit or curo
in all disorders and affections duo to impure
blood or inactive liver, The germs Of disease
circulate through the blood; tho liver is tho
filter which permits the germs To enter or
not. The liver active and tho blood pure.
and you escape disease.
When you're run down, debilitated. weak.
and your weight below n healthy standard
you regain health, strength, and wholesome
flesh, by using the " Discovery" 1t builds M
the body faster than nauscating Cod liver
oils or cmulsions.
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HANS RICHTER GOING TO BOSTON
Bocton. April II CspcciaD .-Colonel Henry L. IIig
gnson verifes The brief message from VIcnno :, tho
effect that Hans Richter leader OF the IMPERIAL Opcr,
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For u clear head
And steady nerves take
Iremo.Seltzer. Trial beetle los
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There wouldn't be any cases of Chronic Ca.
tarrh IL everyone used DR.. Sage's Remedy
There's $500 reward for an iucurabls Casa
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Hsod's Pills the best after dinner Pills, assist
DIGESTION, cure headache. Try Q b0x 25c
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The following testimonial is Mr.. Grant W. Barnes.
Of the firm g. w. & 4. i. Barnes, manufacturers u
and dealers in harness, saddles whips, etc. at Rich
ford. y. Y. Nj Barnes county superintendent. OF
the poor Of Toga County for nine years:
Myself and MY wfo have taken several bottles Of
Hoods Sarsapanlla with gratifying results. For year,
have had kidney trouble. and also heart dinlc mfy. I
unable to sleep my left side for ycors. Hoods
Sarsaparllla has done great deal OF good. I
free kicncy trouble. and sleep either side
now, thanks TO Hood Sarssparllla. Ny wife has had
chronic throat for than twenty years 10
Hoods s sa'is, Cures
always troubled her less but for the last six
months. since taking Hoods sarsaparila she has
had throat except once. when the took slight
cold. We chccfuly recommend Hoods Sarsapar LA a.
good. reliable medicine for tie bl0ol and 10 build up
the system; l consider 1t the best medicine In uscs"
GRANT w. BARNES. Richford. N Y.
Hsod's Pills the best after dinner Pills. assist
digestion, cure headache. Try . box. 25c
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n)ors Uanieo.

Males.
4 YOUNG MAN (2O wants work OF
sny kind. Address {. MILLER. Wilson.
4 FGEST-oLASS plitern.naker wants
somc customers dGring cycniHg-; Patterns
cut 10 measur.: guaranteed 10 H. OF money
returned HURLEY. l5l Fast 15d'st.
4 MAN Il good experience In bOokkcep-
Ing ana general business, also IN literary
work .een. cugareucnt. Address ". II.
>PAi>iiCTr - Tart lsth--t.
AS HAVE Just sofa my dairy bu,ine IS
would Ike - engage for position whore
Integrity and trustw orthiness VIII be APP
pfcclAtcf: homes; American. 35 years OH.
Ad1r,~ II. W. 1860 Bedfori-ave.. hklyn.
AMERICAN. married 80. wants work
can take hand q, most anything; city
co. county: best references. IlG East
l24th-,t.
An rPHOLSTEREE wants work on
fine furnitur, lace curtains aud fine drap-
cries a speciality references. IL. GRAVES,
loi East 23d--t.. ID floor.
ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPEH. cole tJr
OF salesman industrious Young man any.
iOus To advance any business reference
salary moderate. Address ANDERSON, Il
West 1+th-st.
ADVERTISEMENT AND suBSCRIP.
rIONS FOR TIE NEW YORK TI.lB-
rSE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 Broadway, ID
door north Of TLiny-nrst-st /: and ADVEk-
EASEMENTS az the following Branch or.
Cih-ayc. l57 Four,h-aye.. corner -Four.
;centh;.t. ECO ThiTd-ayc. $50 Fast Fo.t y-
.cNcnth-,t.. corner ID lave. $50 Fast 18TH
~. near ThIrd-aye.
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miscellaneous.

AT PANIC PRICESiii, Alligator
saichcls. poc"ctDook-. line frun.-. dfrs--
suit ca-o- Nalisc-. ladies' ,haicain-- NJ
Old established factory 81 CUAI.Lb>
~ IiWAkTz. - fourth-aye.. Ncw-Noik.
BABs CARgi iGF WANTID.- Must ~
In perfect condition give fullest description
and STATE price and = cot ana whefe 10
be seen. J.. d. g., Boz NO ., Irhune
Olicc.
ROOMS PAPEEED. :. and uuNsrI: In.
grades. %. with Wid., Lnrder paintlnv
Iiasfcrlng. ana klisOh ming at moderate
prices nail order. receive rrouut atm
ion. d. BAI,lsl.Tr. 800 East 5stn.-i.
SrPERFLCOUS hair removed pcrma.
nentiy without electricity. min o. In
jury reference. Nine. niLI rs West
25d-st
WANTED. Pnrilcr: take r,tlfInp part.
not'- place, with slO OOO 4, sl5 OoJ !. article
staple as hour Unlimited demand large
profits 40 ccbts; no agrnts Address
MANUFACTURER, Box q. Tribune OilIle.
ADV EKrIsEMENTs AND sUYscRIP.
TONS fOi THE NEW.YORK TRiB-
Ne WILL IiE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. / %, broadway,
"a aoor north ~ Thirty Irst.st. and AD.
VENfl>hMf.1T - al the following Branch
Oniccs: 254 Elshth.,vc. 40 1hird.aVe..
corner fofiy'scrrnth-st $50 Fast Forty.
s.ycnth--t.. corner Thirf-aVe. isc Fast
Ie5th-st.. near Third ave. 1 '0oo Third-aye.,
near sixty-hrstrst.; I.7oS iir,t.avs. 100
West foru'ttcond 81 1872 colunbussye-
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Ocean Steamers.

iNrErXSTIoy AL NAVIGATION COMPANY S LINES.
AEl[gR0GAM llM[E
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, -
Sailing from New-York City iier 40 Noftn liver
Shor.esr and most convenient route to Iohdon.
No transfer by tender. No Hda delays nj.
Close connection at lthfmptoi Tor haNie anu I'fi'
bv sUocia fast twlnscr.~ enamel steamers: ma -
NewYork Nov11l 80 an Berlin No.: 70 . oy 10 n m
is.,,s Nov 9 a. u. Ncw-N Ork, NOV ~ ',u pm
T,, cabin MASSAGE n Southampton. London o. HaVre
SEQ ana vuwarI second cabin s35 and upward accord
ing 70 steamer Storage at low rates
RED STAR l1Eyg
FOR ANTWERP.
From pier adjoining Pc,iHs. r. r., Jersey City. -
WTSTEKNLAND Wednesday Now J. % d. w.
No0RDIAN ID ....... "Wednesday. NOV 3. 30 a. H.
FIRST cabin $50 and Upward. Second cabin 10 Anu
werp s3s. Storage ut low rates.. oo,,n.~y
"''' iiNTTRNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
6 BOWLING GREEN.
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Qonntrp Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Rcsi.
cence properties Of all descriptions for sale
and 20 ict furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR, . Pecknan.st.
u DESIRE TO sell valuable farm in
Ce'er County. near the village OF Mafl.
borough l3I L acres large orcha,d: 5000
currant>: 1900 grape vines large and
corlmo1ious farmhouse and buildings; low
price easy terms; ir.ineeiale posses sion.
Address CHARLES +. C0SSCN, Pouch.
Eeepsie. n. y.
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Citn RsGl Cstat. for Sale

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, corner lOoth.st.-.
Detached villa. lot 50xl00: fresh artistic
decorations; immediate possession: perfect
condition much below cost all payment I;
low interest; equivalent 10 renting send for
cess rlptiNe circular. ATLAS IMPROVE
MENI CO., ls Broadway.
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u)ori Wantco.
Ecrlla!es

Females.
\ VISITING TEACHER with several
diplomas. thorough and patient deslr", on
eagcm"it IN private i3nlily music. Fren h.
t,inan English branches al-o s.indefgdr-
ten: 10 years highest city references. A..
EcN -. III, the Uptown once, LIZ
Broadway.
JNNITKti>s.-l'ractca tidy. Wiling.
married woman desires ,anitr SIS position /.
mats: excellent references. Mrs. NJ. 4SI
ttn-aNc.
STENOGKAPUER and rYPEWRilE K.
-lOung LADY dc.lrr~ .osii on. AG1its-
BsoafNay.
STENOGHAPUFR and TYPEWRITER
te>i.c. POSITION. tno wears expellelce bet
le'cr,nce; salary -. Mis- Y, Tribune
Oi.ce.
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STEAMBOATS,.
@1TMNnN@TWNl llNEo
RlMRW1@G1 l.0N[So
Favorlte inside sound ron u

,..,,,a Inside Route. Fsres reduced: 10 Jew
fayo' ~ 90: Norwich 1925; Worcester 500 boston
epondng reduction 20 all points eas, nier
aSV. pier 40 old number, North River theNe pr,
xn pesbrosses St Ferry) daily SUNDAYS
aD9,c connectng with vestbuled express tram ia
y io1don az J.:}J NJ. reaching Worcester 90 ""
A MI.
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Kfal estate 10 Grrhanae.

WANIED.-COuntfy scat, In exchange
for ur.t-class private house, west sine.
J. .. HOYI. II Broadway.
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Uork ilOanico.
Females

Females.
A LADY Of experience IN trnNruhF,
would take charge Of onc or two ladies' OF
anal rsrtv roing South or West: r,f'ryr,ngir,s
rcoulred and given. Address II. H. 4Ho-
ane Office.
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sAFES.-we have modc up 100 nrst-
class hOuse safes. guaranteed lreproof I;
our price. SIS; worth $50. Call and ex.
anime them. p. VI. GROSS. 4OG B'way.
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MNnN @9.MM TO BOSTON,
IIRMY BOATS

CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA leaves rlef 49, No. sun.
<oot West lOta.-t. daily except saturday, D. Ill -
.lnv si1lnlcr touches al AlOaly.
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Females.
A.-A.->WEDlsH COOKS, laundresses,
chambg rmaids, ladys maids, waitres es,
kitc cnmaids, housew0rkers. Mrs. Malm-
berg, Bureau, 1872 4th-aye., between 10Th
and 18th -t,.. upstairs.
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sight works Ike magic. Agent make
So 70 sl25 per week. Write Mon ll.
ERASER MIG. CO., y 60, Ia Crosse,
WIS.
Makes.
GENTLEMEN Il large social acqusin'-
antc 300 rlty "a oft 81 town IAN max an
excellent income bv introducing wei
known brand 81 ciaIr- - the toh -nih"t "
the box. Apply after /. PfAbOff CO.
jSi-,t. and Sd-aye.
WANYf -GLAS>W RkEgS.-A lew
NOR competent. 90 = vofkucn VII -
g.y-n employment AZ blowing. pressing nm
lshlnc ard gathering -icady worA a, Koof
vaZc- Cun = ltcef T. rood mon xpplie atlons
viii T.. con. ~ fcd and acted on ~ The Gfdrr
In witch The, are received aud IN All cale-
should stat the position applicant l. h-st
qraireh 70 MI. rcisrefces. etc. ApUy
IN l,r-Dn or bv letter a. once. 70 suy o.
X. j. u ai'y. Srpt. tinted States dla''
Co. T.f.n Ohio
u. G. J,nk'n-. srrt United s,stos Glass
CO. Gas CIV. Indiana.
Joseph And'f-on. Gen. Mafare- United
States G.s-. Co.. F.u'bprg. Prnn4.
Females.
PEITApIT WOMAN with facilities
TO- coosing and serving club 81 young mon
u o. 2ath-.f. and LsNlurtou-sfc. Address
SIC. 49, L''inrion-evr. silte rcfrf'nces
HOME EMPLOYMENT good pay
given. send ln stamps for pattern
c.ftr and 3d. ZION. nO canla,'ing We
have women ,1rr'lg 50 weekly vofmns
~ Us. PATTERN CO., 03j sha"sni'a'e,
10 'ton.
WANTrD -PIo'.--c,ut llds maid mu-,
be- cuurct,nt dle,-nHAE"f AMI have iod
r,f.re..s- Apply between $40 AID =
"a Tuesday IT go 4ih-as".
WANTED a resident goy'lne,.. near
New. York 'ity. ~ tslch b0F 81 twelve;
q f,ir -1lrfv and p.'i-ont bonn. ~ Re-
hned Y ung lady. ADD 81 I'll NlSoN. care
u Tae Trhnn'.
WANTED. -G.n to COOS. ws.h AID iron
mus: have god cliy re'rtcn-r. Ca! after
. oclocs. @i7 West 7l-i--;.
WANTED lsaV'- ua'd. undcrHa li-
Ing theatrical and hotel WORK. Appl, by
letter 10 y. Box -. Tribune Uptown OAoe.
i.2i2 broadway.
WANTIp. Young Girl a. isundress and
ch~-i.iormac ,ill or Nonda, from ~
until o'clock 30 o. East rth--t
ADVERTISEMENT> ANb BSCRIP.
rIOSS TCI: TIN NTw-YoRK TEiB-
~. Will. III RN'JIVI u At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 40. ! 2f2 Broadway
ID door north u Thirt,-nrstst.; and Al.
NLFTISJMENTS ~ tho slowing Branch
once. 2j- Bighiha,c 200 Thnd.,ye..
corner iortY-scvcnth-- 10 East F6rty-
= venth.st.. corner 1Llrl-ase.: 1870 Eat
i25th-s:.. near ThTd ave. go Th.fd-aye..
near sistr-hr-i e. : .7Os Far i.av'.. loo
West foity.a,coid.s 1872 Columbus-nye-
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-HOUSEMAID.-Bv two honest.
r spectacle, hard wording women in family
u adults; willing and tb'iging: would 70
to the country. A. r.. III West 22i-st
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flats 90 Get, unfnrnisheo.

A BEAUTIFUL LIGHT FLAT,
Waverly, 1C2 East 46th-st.
Eight rooms, every improvement.
$40 per year.
JAMES KYLE & SONS, go 3d-aye.
AN ATTRACTIVE FLAT OF rooms.
lab East 30th-st.
All light. steam-heated; fuel supplied free.
$40 per year.
ysnltos or James Kyle g. Sons. go 3-aye.
APARTMENTS. -Chespcst desirable ones
IN city. 33. 3j and 81 Groye-st.
-Four large light rooms.
AL In cxceilen. order; every improvement.
$40 20 $23.
See Janitor or KYLE, 010 3d-ave.
APARiMENTS.-ve desirably located
IL and 10 Morton-st.
,afee ana four large light ROOMS
hcurrh improvements: els 80 70 $40.
se, anitor or KYLE. 610 3d-sye.
so, ALL LIGHT, Groom corner hats
% station; reduced rent. STEVENS, 9th
AVE. cor. s5d-st.
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Grlp iDante0.

AGENTS SALARY or commission. Gre't-
est invention Of the age. New Patent
Chemical Ink Emsng Pencil Sells o.
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HOC> EKEEPER.-wid ml.ldle-sgc1,
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| cnces. Call or address Mrs. C., % N.Y..
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A FINE PAIR Hambletonian bay mares,
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extension front broughaDi. built by Good
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VII torls. built by Brewster. in superb order
$500 double and single harness. PALASL
BOARDING STABLES Poi and 239
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GOVERNF,SS.-By North German
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ESTABLJsUFD 1874.
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CARRIAGE MAKERS

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HORSES boarded hest Of care: satstac-
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6orses ano Carriages.

A MERCHANTS discovery foi spaNlis
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