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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31
snnntc Confltmntlons.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3o.-The
senate has confirmed the following
nominations;
Thomas r. Bayard, ambassador to
Great Britain; William T. Gary, Of Geor-
gia, attorney Of the United States for
the southern district OF Georgia; num-
Der Of marshals and United States at
torneys for southern and western states
and William P. McCabc, postmaster at
Coshocton, o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31
A BIG DEAL in COFFEE
Whereby a Foreign Operator
Scoops in Cool Million,
THE STORY is PRONOUNCED TRUE

BY His New York Agent-He Was
Rich When Ho Went in and Was
Able to Stand Heavy Reverses Had
They Come-Tho Duluth Grain Men
Can Snap Their Fingers ut the Chi
cago May Wheat ClIque-Armour's
Cars Being Hurried Forward and 1t
Looks as Though the Armour Deal
is Ahead of the Game.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31

HAnRpnuro, Pa, March 3O,--Govot.
nor pattison to-day signed the pOrdons
Of AbO Buzaard, tho Lancaster outlaw,
and James S. DUNCAN, the cashier Of
tile Bank Of America, VI Philadelphia,
and one Of the wrNckers OF that inslitu.
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31
Filed His Papers.

Special Dispatch TO he INteI'igcncer'
WASHINGTON, D. O., March S0.-Hon.
W. O. Handian, Of Wheeling, to-day
filed his application at the treasury de-
partment Tor commissioner OF customs
In that department.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31
= WILL SMASH THEM. "
Ia What President Cleveland Said
of the States OF
THE CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATIONS.

Congressmen and Senators Propose
md the Big Man in tho White
House Disposos.In the Matter ot
Appointments tho "Choson Ono"
VIII Not bo Dictated To, and Hc
Means What Ito Says, EvidentIy-A
Big Batch of Washington News oi
Interest to Eyorybody-Ycsterday
Distrlbution Of Fat Plums.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31

Gen. McCauley resigned, Mr., Keltz
was chief OF the mail division of the
treasury during Secretary Mannings
and Secretary Fairchild's administra.
ton. lie will assume charge April
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31
mhOrn WI. .nnnr rIlrrIn.2

wAsiiSoyoS, D. O., March aO,--soc.
rotary Carlisle to-day appoints Herman
Kiota, Of ronnsylvunia, appointment
clerk Of tho treasury Department. vice
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31
stenmshlp Arrivals.

HAMBURG, March 3o,--Arrlvcd-Rus-
Ella, New York.
GEvoA, March 9o,-Arrivod-WSrra,
Now York,
BRExERuAyrN, March SO.-Arriyod--
Lain, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31

Fo, West Virginia, generally .ialfi .nofthefly
winds becoming variable slightly c0olOr'
For WOatOrii peilnayynnln and ONO, gener-
cooler In southeastern portion oil Western
Pennsylvania.
TiE fENrERATuRE YEstERDAY,
AZ furnished by u BCitSEPF, dtdgslit corner
Mafket aud Fourteenth AtrccG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-31

The only official information received
ut tho Indian bur eau in regard TO the
recent troubles between tho rival fac.
tlons In tho Choctow Indian rcserva.
iions this morning from Agent liennelt,
from the Union agency, |. T., who tclc'
praphod as follows:
"Roliablo dispatches from Antlcra re.
port that both factions OF the Choctows
has disbanded. Tho fight yesterday re.
suited In several being wounded but
none killed."
THE NASHVILLE bank TROUBLE
Comptroller Hepburn snid this after.
noon that he would appoint a receiver
for tho Commercial National Bank OF
Nashville, Tennessee. Tho failure that
at first seemed small has since grown to
larger proportions and will exceed In
amount $4,000. 1t Ia not felt here
that any other national bank In Nash.
ViiiO will DO ELECTED. Asa result OF an
examination Of tho books Of tho bank,
Frank Portorhold, tho cashier Of tho
bank, at the instance Of the govern.
ment, has been arrested for ombc2slo.
ment and IL Is ntimntul that other ar.
rests Of higher officials may follow.
TllE uisLRY BUSINESS
Senator Voorhees, to-day scnt die.
patch to his law partner In regard to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

come selling Minneapolis and Duluth had "a cars
AGAINST 500 last year. Export clearances' ihcluuns
even the -four made total of less thah l"o,V''
primary market receipts about 1vV'VVo icos
than last year. Chicago had 223 cars against '''
,aet wear Gables easier. Bradstreets ''aue
an increase in the available OF 2,0SVU' anu "'i
increase ahoat and abroad of 3.oOO0D But even
those figures for the same week last year were
twice as large. December opened AT h'sc so'u
between 72it and 707s and closed at 7l@,H g
tenber was 4 cents under December; May N'i'''
over. - -. Ia rye re-
corn early in the session lower on lares ~, ~
CENTS 1t recovered all its loss and closer ~ 49, ~,
top price of the day the reports OF lc nc 10
If the drouth in Nebraska. May opened AT ~ ~ -
sold between A. and 49, and closed ut iisc ~
we're 65 cars: the estimate for THURSDAY Va , w.
The receipts made total OF l"9o-' ipr t r US
charters were made for 3GO00. The BUYING WAS
led by Ream oats followed corn were WSa VEN e...
but closed strong The May opened al 81 ~ , Sora
between BIZ and 3l3s and closed at 81 q. ~ e
was sharp cash demand. Receipts snow ~ 90. a
marked falling of. Charters were MADE l"r -'' ~
Provisions started strong on higher moss u, ,l'
vards The hog market closed weak auI DIE, -
ions at the windup showed also reaction ioi ~ .l'
best prices Pork closed 10 to n cents uiiier -
day: lard. 2i2 cents TO 10 cents under; lids - ~
2li, cents under. -. Ill. ~,
Puts on December wheat closed at tic; calls IS, on
December. 7l7sc. Puts May corn were 4f'ic
calls A.. sQi &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
GOOD ADVICE TO PROFESSIONAL WOMEN.

Mrs. Ida Jefreys-Goodfrend told the members Oh
the Professional Woman's League yesterday why
they should cultivate good taste. tact and common
sense in their social and business relations. one
spoke Of the necessity for quietness in dress ana
conduct as the of the stage are always De-
fore the public eye and have no private life She
carried her audience with her when she said; An
early morning start by a circuitous route over Il
bad road by slow train gives an excellent oppor-
tunity to show tact.
She closed her remarks by advocating artistic
work to keep the inefficient actors out OF the pro
fession. Miss Mary Shaw. Miss Marian Cliiton'
Mrs. Sol Smith Miss Kate Weston. MISS Anna
Stanard. Miss Edith Totten. Mrs. James H. ar
hart. Miss Mary Penfed. Mrs. y. NJ. Palmer, Aunt
Louisa Edridge. Mrs Knowles, Miss why MISS
Rand, Miss Gilman and Miss WhitcOmb were pres
en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
A STABLEMAN DIES FROM CHAMBERS.
THE DISEASE ATTACKS AN EMPLoYE OF THE
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD CoMPANY-CoN-
TAGIoN FROM SICK HORSE

The death of stabeman from glanders, a dis
ease commonly supposed to be confined TO animals
has been reported to the Board of Health by Dr.
Edward Koesztler. of NO. III Lexington-ave. Nor
ris Hertz. employed in the stables OF the Third
Avenue Railroad Company, at Sixty-fifth-st. and
Third ave. living at No 40i East Seventy-sec-
ond- st. died at his home Saturday from CHAMBERS
Several weeks ago Hertz compelled TO give
I'D work, as he was suffering from what ne sup
posed was rheumatism Assesses and sores rap
idly formed on his body. especially at the joints.
Last Thursday DR.. koesztler called in. and he
at first diagnosed the case rheumatism. At his
next visit, on closer examination he discovered
the TO be one of CHAMBERS. The Board of
Health was Immediately informed, but before any
action could be taken the man dead. on
Sunday the body was taken TO the Willard Parker
Hospital and Monday Hertz was buried at
Woodhaven, l.. |.
DR.. Koesztler said that there doubt that
1t a genuine case of CHAMBERS, which Is dan
gerously contagious disease and almost incurable.
He thought that Hertz inoculated with the
disease through a cut or scratch on his hand while
working among horses afflicted with CHAMBERS. The
doctors said that the disease was extremely rare
among human beings. this being the third such
case that has come TO his notice
At the Thrd-ave. railroad stables, DR.. S. X.
Johnson, veterinary surgeon for the Board Of
Health had just finished examining the horses
and had found four cases of slanders among them.
He said that he examined all the horses weekly
and generally found two of CHAMBERS
at each visit. The diseased animals We're taken
10 Thirtieth-st. and North River and killed.
Hertz left a wife and children, who have
been in this country only a short time and can
speak no English.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
mork Wanteo.
AfaleA.

CLERK. BY young man COY. as ship
ping clerk or packer; year-' experience in
lewelry box line ; best references. W., f2l
kat l09th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York, Sept 20, 1898
The production OF the Mcdonald district is re-
ported at 1900 barrels. increase Of 800 barrels
the last preceding daily report 1t is not as
sumed however, that this squirt is more than tenn
porary. 1t had no important influence upon the
crude certificate speculation There were no sales
in Newly ork, but 6ibsc bid at the Consolidated
Exchange. AT Oil City the market was about
steady at 6ias06its cents
Refined petroleum unchanged at BIB cents n
gallon in barrels. $50 cents in bulk and $50 cents
in cases Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, ni2
francs: Bremen AS marks London, l5-l6d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

London. Sept. 2O.-At the wool sales to-day o,yS
baIos were offered The competition was more ac
tive. despite a harder tendency The German buy'
ers were more backward, and the bulk OF inc OIL
sales and prices Of greases follow: .,,1,o,
New South Wales-l0W bales; greasy o7aup'ou
Oueensand-7O0 bales; greasy. ada iad
Nictoria-l,50O bales greasy, 1i2dHld
Tasmania-l0O bales; greasy. 5i.dWlod
New-Zealand-2.jy0 bales greasy. idulOd
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-6D bales; greasy
,dU1d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
Board Uanieo.


A FELLOW In Columbia College wants
a quiet room with fireplace, about sl3 a
week II with board references exchanged.
Box 42i. Newport, Il. |.
BROTHER and sister (cldcrlyJ desire
either bO~rd part nat or rooms city or
Brooklyn. LENOX, Tribune Uptown Onice,
az Broadway.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire
, refined home IN strictly prlNaf" fam
INV living In good style who would iik"
10 reduce their expenses. nothing IN the
line Of boarding house wanted. but home
vbcr. friends can unite IN refined surround
inc. either IN BroOklln or Ncw-Iorlt br-t
references. HOME. Box ., Tribune Up
town once | .2i2 broadway.
WANTtD.-Niccly furnished rooms and
hoard for gentleman, wife and sd young
nam In Harlem, near Mount Morris PARK
urcfcrred willing 10 pay fair price Tor de-
.irablc accommodations. Addrrs-, with full
PARTICULARS. u. W. g.. Tribune Onic".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
Gonntrp Real estate for Sale

AGENCY BOR MONTCLAIR.-
properties OF all descriptions for sale ana W
let furnished houses.
EAST ORANGE, y. y.-ll3 Walnutst,,,
near Psrk.ave. absolutely ~ be SOLD at
auction SATURDAY.. September 20. at 2 80 y.
NJ. on promises. Handsome modern rssi'
d.nce grounds. l25x2l5 perfect uts:
By EDWARD P. HAMILTON & 90, - ~
hr order Executor Travis Estate
LAKE SHORE, 80 ad@s, WeN me- yer yer
Connfv nearby; choice site for country
seat sSS'e or subdivision $4,000. ATwATER'
81 Liberty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

a warrant procured by Levy. saportas taken
to the Jefferson Market Police Court ana ar, aI
ragned a charge of assault. When aSher
by Justice Hogan what he had TO say. he remarked
THAT man." pointing to Levy rs crazy iie
assaulted me. not j him. ,.,,
Justice Hogan paroled saportas for examination
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
flats 10 Get FURNISHED.

FURNISHED FLAT o. let iurials dm,i
corner hat second. containing FIX room" ,o',o.
and bath with every 'JhNrh.'io, t.tros
minute. from trolley; CONVENIENT 10 MIA ~
O. "icvatcd newly cecora.ec, wen lnf
n,sl.ed QUIET neishborhood and small ram ,SH
mi : In, house: moderate rent 10 riSht party
Address V. NJ. Tribune Once: -.
THE oTUYVESANT. 142 East ri lSe,,ll,
Apartment OF seven rooms sieo ner
furnished for housekeeping rent "O
month Apply on the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. 20 (specaD.-some of the local bulls
who have been long OF wheat for weeks let go
to-day. They affected by small export clear
ances and by larger Northwestern receipts There
was also an idea that Pardridge who has been a
bull of late and long several Million was doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
EDWARD ". SAPORTAS Nv COURT.

Edward w. Saportas, the broker who got into
a fight with Edward j. Levy in the Sturtevant
House on Monday night. arrested at his
office No s Broad-st yesterday afternoon, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

YOUNG married business man. competent
% run Office or act as assistant IN any large
house: experienced correspondent t!pco,,
utter. recommendations. BARBER. 2O4
FAST -od.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
Drtssmchlng.

-A.-DKESSMAKER elegant cutie,
and nttsr; 80 day or az nome po.le.t n
Guaranteed velvet, SILK or clOth suJs hI'1o
In one week for TlO fancy waists 90 go
and ball gowns a specicity. Al Eas. iV'"'
st.. near Broadway.
NA-DHF$.SM MAKER. formerly WIN
White Howard l. Co. latest STYLES az shor.
ro,irs: perfection In fitting ana dcslghIinjj
rost, capes taiiormade gowns; spe ,.,Ir
ottcution to outo1-town orders. SCoii l.
POS West "2d-st. .-
-AKTISrIC DliESsMAKING unique oc.
ton. from ali the latest imported fashion, >
ht,ai orders at short notice speciiit!
Mr.. McELROY, A. East 1lth-st., oppo,i'c
Hotel Albert. --
~nRFSSMAKER, hrst-cl0ss. desires more NOR,
.,,.,o,ners at home or by the day Psiic.y,'
az ynaranteed best reference. Mrs. Benz
STEIN. 957 dave.
~ IiFsSMAK ER.-rhoI oughly competent
r.rfr,t litter. 20 years cxCcr!cnoe; suits ,i
latest lat \, Mr ie' sMYTE. 100 west 5oth-st.
-ppTsSMAKER wants few more , eus'
iers M home suits from 81 up: IL; ~
1y,n West SOth-st.. near Riverside prNo.
-npFssMAKER and sEAMsTREsSiE
,,ata family, or work with dressmshssst
p','s reasonable city reference. u. NJ
T Trlt Uptown once, l,2i2 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
tloork t)anteo.
Males


VOTING married business man. competent
% run Office or act as assistant IN any large
house. experienced correspondent type
SNrlter. recommendations. BARBER. 2O4
East 12d-,t. --
YOUTH rs, high school graduate. In
tel..gent and trustworthy, desires position !;
has an aptitude for science; reference.
MATHEW ATICIAN, 1,OO2 Bedfofd-aVe.,
Brooklyn.
YOUTH as would like position, with
chance Of advancement fair writer ana some
experience Ia typcwritng. Boa 90, Nut
ley, ~ D.
Femates-
\ FRFNCi. GIRL. IS. educated In
France and America, can teach drawing !;
desire, experience In kinder gardening or
primary work, for homo or small salary.
Adire>, ECOLE. Tribune once.
BOpKKEEPER.-B young lady who
ha, been with firms haNug complicated
valuations and items also thorough knOwl-
edge u German. 4. WERNENTIN, 800
6thst.
COMPOsITOR.-Young lady would like
situation a. cOmposlior IN law, newspaper
or book work. NJ. SCUDDER, ia stone
ave. Brooklyn.
GERMAN LADY. daughter OF Protest.
ant clcrgym3n, of, r. home 10 ladies who
desire T. learn German; home surroundings
most attractive. in one OF the best strects On
| Brooklyn Heights. Address w. A, Trib.
| hnc once.
COPYING and envelopes addressed: ac.
curate and neat. WHITE. 223 West
lOjth-st.
EXPERIENCED teacher desires engage
ment In school; primary department pre-
ferred: can play for kindergarten city tes-
! tmonals VISITING. 326 Wc-t fl3th-,t.
| STENOGKAPHIC GRADU ATE, owning
machine. well pasted would accept very
low figure In order TO get started. go
Centre--t., Orange. \. j.
>TENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
| BY a young lady operates Remington
and Caligrapn. NJ. l.1sO Broadway.
TENOGRAPHER.-Yo lady stenog-
rapher and Remington typewriter desires
\. l.. H.. Box 90, ozone Park, u. |.
WANTED.-By young woman a posi-
| ton in u linen room; experienced; ref
crences: good operator on sewing machine
Adde'S, g.. Box ~, Tribune Uptown Ohice
1.2i2 Broadway.
WANTED.-By a refined young woman
position In Office to VIII: willing to com
mence moderately. Address r.. H., ~
West l27th->t
YOUNG LADY, highest references
French. English, music. would Ike posi-
ton in schools or families. Address l..
Box 10 Tribune Uptown once. LA.
Broadway.
| YOUNG LADY desire, permanent posi-
ton of any Kind willing 10 learn and no
afraid 10 work. Miss SAUNDERS, ~
Buralo.aye. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
CLOSING PRICES OF SIN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
FURNISHED Rooms.

5TH.AVE.. NO. 56S. opposite Windsor
Ho,ei.-E ceait. furnished front room. with
private Family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

YOUTH QS) would like position. with
chance Of advancement fair writer and some
experience Ia typcwfitng. Boa 90, Nut
ley, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
Qountrp Real estate Do Eel

ARLINGTON. y. J.-Hetrcnch Lelore
winter Inv securing new Queen Anne COY.
, ann VV5nr,cvemsnts severed. running
water: eight rooms. attic seven minutes ,s.
two stations ONLY go: hall hour rom ciS'
Adde'S OWNER. $50 Eass l2Oth'st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21

YOUTH ls). high school graduate. In
tell. gent and trustworthy, desires position
has an aptitude for science Preference
Brogklru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
ESTABLISHED 1885,.
J. NJ. QUTN-BY K co.
CADPT ACE MAKERS.

Is BIS I'D INof.
J. NJ. QUTN-RY K CO.
CARRIAGE MAKERS.
NEWARK. y. J.
GREAT PARGAINS IN SECOND, HAND
CARRIAGES, LANDAUS. BERLIN
COACHES. BROUGHAMS. ROCKA-
WAYS. CABRIOLETS. PHAETONS
SURVEYS AND BCGGlE 70. ~ TOOD
MAKES ALL IN PERFECT ORDER.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.
FACTORY AND WAREEOOMS OP-
POSITR BROtD-ST. STATION, D.; l., =
W. II. r. THIRTY MINUTE IEOM
BARCLAY OR CHRISTOPHER'ST
FERRY.
A LADIES COR Cor saddle ard driv-
jne also runahOut harness, etc; very low
HANDSOME COB. Tribune Oncc.
sl75.OO-Vcry handsome. stylish. dark
lind ISL hand. years used by lady
great bargain. NECESSITY, Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
Rfal Gstatc tUaMteo.

LONG BRANCH. y. J.-WaD. 10 pur-
chase nice cottage at Low Moor. y. j.,
ocean and river fronts. owners send
prices and terms make price low, L,
WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
Gin Real @stais for Sale

-, - - ---> 49, -- - - .
WE HAVE several very desirable houses
near Office decided bargains. STEVENS
9th-ave., corner 3idst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-21
tuork Wante0

Males.
YOUNG MAN. II. good education and
ucumsiI-hip, desires situation willing io
work hard and do any Kind OF Work. Adj
drcss g.. Tribune Olice
ANAL. ORDER MAN. caD1ble tboroueh
ana ~ Si"inatir, one VINO can f"Milir am
r.Vlsr catalogue and tkr charge II rn.
pi0yccs J., open Tor an engagement a. man
aeer or -rtant, ilc y,Ii- ~ manager IN
pr-cnt position; let reasons To- cham ~;
hichst reference. Addf ~ on" week NAIL
AiDER. EoX 3. Tribunc Once.
\ FIR>T,CLAss BARBER wants sltua-
tinn; city or country Temp rance man
sp,aa Eigli-h. German and Dutch STATE
WAGES Addrcs, u. H.. $50 Harri.on-sl.,
ra,.aic \. j.
Az EXPERIENCED EDITOR. uho can
correct corr -pJnlcnrt. cOndrn,c iclc-iaphlc
and town news. port ASA read pooi. d.
sire position on city or country daily or
cit.fyrl-ing weekly; fair salary ~ RI
crcncc. /. H., care j.. Hagen, l0l Broad
II.
ADVERTISING AGtST.-A gentleman
4 some experience would like position
a. acVcrti-ing agent for one or more con
Germs. Address u. y. NJ. Middlct""h'
Conn.
4 MAN. 40. desire, position, 80 yrars'
experience In Office work ~ al executive
! d tall commits !0n"r 81 d,rdS, references.
Addy-s- l.. G.. 4. .. Bo> 20.
\ YOUNG MAN (.2J wishes situation
at Office work. having had = ycaf'' rNlmri'
cncc Ia manufacturing jewellers furnish
best " references. &. j.. MILLER. LUZ
~t-aN".
EOOKKEEPTE.- active. courteou,
gentleman. middle age; position ~ tioIida
i'm r--pon lblc ilim OF hotel. COMPEIEN l..
csrr postmaster. Tallahassee. Fla.
BOOKKFE rEE-Amrrl, an. -. pracil. al
! typewriter. doslr's situation In Office wh r.
energy viii b. appreciated thOron.h once
man salary. az. MNINTlRE' 4oo
/ Eat 5jth-st.
BOOKK EEPER.- 1horoughly competent
and experienced general Office man mar
/ RED asc -. fair -alarv expected relief
enrc, Pre- cnt employer j. Z. H., A. Greene
st.
BOOKKEEPEH.- Thorough doub.c-entry
commercial bOokkccprr and ca-hici; laniiiiaI
win All office work, desire position, r r.fS
reference. Address BALANti ShEEi'
Tribune ONCE.
BOY, IL. graduate from public school
| desires a -ituIiipn where b. ,aH a.' ~ ,
himself Address !. CASPER, ~ East
G3i-st.
BOY. 10 desires position Ia cool "noir,
sale or businc-- hOu>r. where att.i'i'" g
business will warrant adNanc,i.''nn NJ .,''
| experience; references. e., ~ D"' ''''
Ornge. y. j.
BOY Willing boy would like q situation
In an onicc ~ vii llr.aic hOu-e uhu,I .
stands typcwriting and general Once Nn ,l,, .
references. j. l.. d.. Iill Am'v'iu'''''
ave.
BOY, 16, wishes a position IN SOM s"o.
house where thcrr Is q chance 0f alNalCr
mcnt; fair writer and has references
JOSEPH SHEA. ZIG Waycrly Plar'.
TCHER.-First-cla-. Al rcielenc' ;
JOSEPH V. GREENE. lo3 NalhulT'''
Newark. y. j.
BARTENDER, assistant. Young nu,
t2i. want 10 l,arn baFfeailnr eouu IT,
crcnce, ds 10 honesty -ohricfy anu III
dus'ry. ). T., 107 jth.ayc., Brooklyn.
BAKER.-By a respectable colorcu MAJ a,
a. cake and pastry cook ia hotel na Gu
years experience. Address JUST, ~, :,
h'CALL, 30 Uamliton-st., Saratoga spFins'
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LNDY'S MAID.-Situation wanted in
theatre as la1y's maid and seamstress un.
drrstand all repairing OF dresses especially.
VOORHEES,. Jlf NOrris.ave.
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Citp Real CsIaIe 60 Get.

49,
A.-TO LET, partially furnished. one OF
the hsncsOmest cOri,er residences on west
Tnd-ave.. % feet front; IN perfect order;
=, ery modern convenience entire house IN
Oh ling Con-erNatorY, hcatei ~ tn not
ya;ef system: rent low Apply to DAN
J ~. T. Mcguire. III Bioa1wW.
ATTEA TIVE QUEEN ANNE house
rent. $500: 3-story and lasaUent: l block
from l. station 1876 East ll7h 81. GEO.
w. TANNING. 3l5 Madison-aVe.
FOR RENT.-Unfurnishcd., 272 West
Boulevard one door north Of 73d-st.: price
al 400. Inquire oil premises
HOUSES AND FLATS oil prices West
Side. STEVENS. 0th-aye., corner 93d-st..
eth-ave. and 104tb-st.
RIVEKDALE On HUDSON. NEW
YORK TY.-Perfecty appointed and beau
tful villa 20 rent. unfurnishcd, 70 April
1896 special inducements % immediate and
satisfactory tenant SACKETT & BEN
NETT. Tribune Building.
TO RENT.-A fine house in the neigh
borhood OF Washington arch; will rent FUR
nished 10 a select family for the winter or
unfurnishAd FOR the year terms very
moderate 10 the right party family leaving
the city. Address c. g. r, Tribune once
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INFANTS NURSE-By an Experiences
Protestant In American family: city or
corntry; understands bottl"-ioedlng; best
reference. Al present cml loyer's. SO West
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