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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
CHILDREN CHARGED fifth SHOPLIFIIN6
THE LITTLE PRISONERS ARE ONLY THIRTEEN
YEARS OLD-MARCELLA DECLINES
TO DESERT MAUD.

Maud vlcis. Of No. ~ Eiehtlave. aud Marcelia
Hunter Of No. G03 Ninhave., two little girls. each
thirteen wears old held in 1900 ball each, by
Justice Meade in the Iorkvc Court yesterday morn
ing on charge Of shOplitiGe. Private DetcciN"
Oes,richcr OF Bloomngcale Brothers. saId lie had
often seen the Welt grl IN the store and suspected
her. When she and companion had entered the
store on Monday he had watched them Maud Had
worn glove with the end Of one finger cut OF. She
had gone tray Of gold rng- and while pretending
to inspect them. had slipped four five Oh her free
finger The other girl had carried umbrella In
which were passed two OF three rings. Altogether
they had taken eight rings valued al s22.
The girls attended the same school. ON Monday
the Hunter girl promoted for proficiency and good
conduct Each child accused the other Of inducing
her 10 visit the store Marcea's mother in
court and she upbrnded Maud. for influencing her
child. POth girls cried bitterly.
The Judge committed the Young prisoners 10 the
Gerry Society pending Their trial at The Court OF
Special Sessions. Little Miss Hunter did not want
10 desert her friend and begged 10 be permitted 10
remain Ia custody with her. although her mother said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

The Rev. J. l.. Campbell. pastor Of the Lexington
Avenue BAPTIST Church 0aicmJ. has arranged a scrI,
of UNCONVENTIONAL sermons he delivered during
February, March and April. The programme Is H.
fellows Feb. 10-"Why ] Am Disciple the Rev.
Dr.. u. Il. Tyler Feb. Alexander Campbrll.r the
pastor. March why ! am Prcsbyt erian.- tic
Rev. DR.. J. >. Ramsay. March T." john Calvin. -
the pastor. March 10" Why am Meth dist tho
Rev Dr. /. = Ipham March o." ilishcp >imp-
SON." the pastor. April . Why am a Congrcga-
tionalist" the Rev. Dr. :. A. Virgin. April >
Jonathan Edwards the pastor. April Id" Why
am a Baptist the Rev. DR.. H. :. Macarthur. April
-" logger Williams the pastor. April 3O-"Why
| am Christian the pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
JUDGE MARTIN IN no HURRY.
THE KANSAS SENATORIAL CLAIMANT HAS
LITTLE CONEIDENCE In LIS TITLE


LITTLE CONFIDENCE IN HIS TITLE.
Washington, Feb. (>pccial).-Julgc Martin. of
Kansas. who was recently chosen BY the Bump
Kansas Legislature United States senator TO in
out Mr.. Plumbs uncAp,-d term, appeared at the
Capitol today and introduced 10 IA great many
peOpe Icy Mr.. PETER. II was remarked generally
That Judge Martin did not to be in a hurry
10 assert his title 10 the scat TO which he hal
been supposedly chosen 10 i'll. If MIR. Martin was
diiy elected senator his torn Of Office bcg1n inl-
mtdiat"ly thereafter and he entitled 20 Il place,
III The senate as soon as i've should present hmSc
for qualification. The popIlist sc,ator-clcd has
shown no disposition, however, Ia claim what he 10
doubt. insists rIghtiully belongs 10 him, and he
has left Mr.. Perkins in undisturbca pos. csson of
Mr.. Pumbs seat Tor three weeks or more II i
said now that Mr.. Martin will probably wait until
the beginning Of next scs>ion before presenting his
credentials.
This hcsitatiOn on the part OF the Poplisi Senator
proves very ccarl! that he has no great conf
dcncc in the legality Of his title and is unwilling
to submit IL 10 the inspection Of the .,eiai. cXcep;
In the confusion and hurry OF the struggle which
is likely to cnsnc after March 4 on the attempted
rcorgarzation Ct The body. In the midst Of this
tanning his title for 1t i fraudulent on It's face
only under the stress Of partisan contest for the
OF Toprlisi senator In Nebraska makes il clear
that the Democrats Will have majority in the
senate after March 3. and this majority will b.,
appealed TO to seat judy" Martin. MIR Martins
maciion now Is clear proof however. OF the
inadciacy of his title and the wholly partisan char
acter Of the support which hr expects To de-
pend for the justification of his claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

inc thlrtyhre members present: NJ j. Dady the retiring
eha'ah called them to order The election OF officers
icsu'ea IN the unanimous cloice OF George f. Elliott
inc Twehaeth Warl chairman and Warren c. Tredvel
oi ue Ninth Ward as secretary. Mr.. Eliot. been
member OF both the Genera, and the Executive Repub
nc'i committees. AMI has been active in the party
many years. lie has never held any Official place save
as counsel OF The Health Department. lie defeated
10Y hstiictAtorncy last year. NJ. Elliott Is a lawyer
win large practice lie IL an actye member OF tho
SIMPSON Methodist Episcopal Church
Ntcf t!eenc officers the committee adopted resolution
astlhS tc General tommIt;c, refer all plans re
organization to special committee 20 report IN April.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
AT WORK IN THE XXIID DISTRICT.

The regular nathy meeting Of the LOYAL Club held
Ass nisst ct its hesdquarters, No L0S0 fhird.aTc
Michael Sherry presided and Clarence Fountain
fetaiy. Fourteen members taken in. which
brings the total membership Of the club u over 100
handsomely framed picture Of John ii. Gunner. Re.
publican leader of the XXIID Assembly District. was
presented BY the club, Benjamin oppenbem,r making
ne psen address, which Mr. Gunner responded
10 . neat little speech.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
:, THE POLITICAL FIELD.
.,,rv THE NEW NEBRASKA SENATOR.

.,,rx THE NEW NEBRASKA SENATOR.
W. CANDIDATE GETS 20 VOTES TO SO
sHi cor SENATOR PADDOCK. REPUBLICAN.
.e~' xa, Feb. 7.-Wiam V. Mlcn PopulisD
h', It'd United states senator from Ncpras"a az
rs ,oln, ballot of the Legislature. lie received
~ =" all the Independents and Democrats sup
70 vo'.' MS election was made unanimous
Hf'lhs h,can caucus last night substituted
IM : Paddock for John NJ. rhurS,on AS thcir
<n'o' and in 10 days joint session every Eepubn
unor ,,vo voted for him. giving him % votes.
On . IN. result of the lallot had been declared
WV ~.at n,cpD moved to adjourn, but was
sss" h,.sed Church Howe tRcp.) sprang TO his
VIZ" ..s made stions speech III laVor "l courtesy
Y" -. o. and the honor Of The state committee
10 n.,u,cd 10 escort Allen 30 the hall. lie made
VIZ VEL spcrch IN which he promised conserva'lV"
VI" Further than this he made no pledges. All
f"n .,0,,,ts were congratulated by the Independents
i@ &C the vote WAS announced.
rcb. 7-Willlam Vincent Allen. the next
states Senator f.Om Nebraska. WAS born AT
tm Madison County, ho, on January 80. 1ci'
~s.c no moved TO Iowa. AT III" agN OF fifteen
y~ ,oua. I'm the War OF the Rebellion. carrying
S.sh., for three years. lie is an enthusiastic
,,uv man. lie studied law with l.. l.. .\inS
o''~ dWc,, Union Iowa. and nine year, ago came
senys 'd,cn Ncb.. his present home In 1850 he
rcsss.,d by that party for Judge Of The Ninth
500, district and was elected. Before going over
~. ronulsls lie had been strong RcpubiicaE
=. ",xly elected senator is Il giant In stainic.
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pnsrox WOOL Market.

Boston Feb Wool msrle:The demand Tor voo. has
lc. GOOD and thn market h1s ruled firm. ohs AMI l'un
sv,anls have Decn ceiling at 2sa29 Tor y up
ale for \ and Xxx ard aboNc and JaAc for No /.
Michigan neeccs are selling ~ e1d21l:c, and v. at
:9da3c per n. No ! combn' ot J1d'Dc ohio me d.
lainc at 3oJ23c Michigan drlaine 81 3Oc nd I'M
wsshrd conbinP 2i"27c Tor one-qua'f'r and tht.c
ciphth- blood Territory wool ,ctNr On bssi- of ''T
ssr clean r fac. so jjc Tor I'm" ~ dun, ahG v" '
for Medium. Texas California and oreon woi st.aGf
pur-d wool -eIl. VIII a 320for for super. Aus'fili
wool nrm and in demand Foreign carpet woo! sells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
Domrst,e Sitmaiions manteb.

Males.
N-rArPFVTERS AGENCY. ioS
ct,.,,c Nxc have beet cCIclImea. g1rd.p-
p. farm"f.. mari COUPLES, etc.; will
.rcomIaend: also ff.--s;c help.
\ MIDDLE-AGED. useful, reliable aud
trustworthy man Danish want q place
IN private family = or,. e"'a ho ,n anx
sinl ", rruacr: handy with t,ols; able
nd vIIlIn, 90 do any Kind OF work that may
be required Protestant; strict ,.ty ,obs ,, and
100 bo,pe no wears In America good ref
crrnces. please address CHRISTIAN, TIib-
une Onee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
THE HE'LL GATE CLUB TO GIVE BALL

The Hell Republican Club held its regular monthly
meeting night its clubhouse No. 1,62o Firsavc.
George Carlo presided and Samuel Brody secretary.
he meeting OF the club have just been Handsomely
decratcd The principal business last night the
DISCUSSION Of arrangements for ball which viii be given
b. the club time after Lent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
Titn Real estate for Sale

$1,000 ----~~>>~-,----- - = > - =
BEST 3-STOEY HOUSES in market
near Office: S2I 600 to s2D.OO0. ST.
WINS, yth.aye., corner 93d-st
Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR vISlTOES.-Buy beau.
iifui Chicago home location unsurpassed:
plaisanco', 2J-foot stone south 'front.' IL
rooms constructed modern Improvements
throughout, owner viii occupy same ad-
Joining transportation unexcelied electric.
rent Fair seas son. - 500: references cN.
changed. J. T.. q. rRIDMORE. architect
and Owner 1a3 la Safest. Chicaeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
ORANGE CorNrY's STURDY REPUBLICANS

Highland Falls. Y. V. Feb. t-peciaD.-Thc Re
vuSlkans Of orange County are buSily engaged in
nahpg preparations for the spring elections. II Is
ne object Of the leaders to nominate good men for
N minor Offices. Tie manner in Which The late
PRESIDENTIAL cam?aign WAS Conducted IN Orange
County has ELECTED general approval. Louis +. Coed
sell who stands next TO j.. T. Odcll in The party
leadership says that the Republican, OF Orange County
were never as well united or better organized than
1t present. seven years ago every oiice-holdrr III
The county was Il Democrat. Tll' Board OF super
v,sors was Democratic and all the indications pointed
"a long period OF Democratic marule. by the
ecf,ry and The. foresight of the Republican leaders
(s1nge County to-day Is overwhelmingly Republican,
lie drew attention Il" fact that the party oustei
~ Democratic Congressman and As>embiymln last
i,u and that they controlled the Board Of super
vfsos By a majority Of five.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
10 coxGnrssMEx ELEcrEp IN RHODE IsLAND.

no CONGRESSMAN ELECTED IN RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, r. l.. Feb. THE joint commission OF
ne Legislature appointed 10 count the vote east In
the Inst Congressional election reported today the
following result showing that there was no election
Il either district Isl Distrct-Melville Bun Ntpl'
1901; Oscar Lapham tDem) l2.96l Isaac ;.
Turner PRO-, 49,; b. Il. Chacc tpcc.). ol'; y. b.
Church, /. lid Distrct-Adin b. Capron (Rep.L H.
81; Charles II. Page CDem) 1O,4G9; f. A. Lewis
kProJ. 1.0ll; II. A. Burlingame Peo.), l0l.
The count showed that 4.5lG ballots We're cast
blank and were defective. The new election will
take place On the first Wednesday in April, the day
Of the State election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
DrcssmdkinQ.

- 80 49,
A.-A.-DRE>SMAKE elegant cutter
and litter; - Gay OF at home; perfect ht
guaranteed velvet .iik or 10th suits mao.
IN one wees for SO; fancy waists coat and
boil gowns specially. ~ East lVu''s'.'
near Iroadwny.
A.-FiNE DRt>SMAKIN1; from - tn
Marrh; a. aud wolk guaranteed English
tailor made ALTO hal AMI cVcalg dresses.
Nine. BONA. 10 las, .oth.st.
ARTISTIC DEE-SMAKFG.- Flr>t-cia,,
litter vi hes more engagements by Tie ANY
IN hrst-cl.>- families terms - PER day
highest reference. b. "a sth'avc.
ARTISTIC DRfS>MAKISt'. perfect lit
ting costume. jackets and wraps hand ONE
Nine. OVEN. 9os West a:,d.-t
ARTISTIC DRES>MAKINo, unique
designs; evening dresses specially hOtl
order, shDr. notice. and moderate rhar.c>.
Mrs.. MctLROl. s. East 9th.,t.. opposite
Ste"ait's building
DRESSMAKE trrrch. would liAc 70
have f.s Iuofr ru-tOiilfrs H. thr daN
ladies and rhilir'u'. dresses. o.. Ar :,
Mile H.. 49, we-t 22d--t.
DRESSMAKER wishes 4 Nv n.oic
cu toner .. hone. Ms. HENNOID-.
80 Wet ?oth--t.
MAKER-iIr~t.cla~, cutter and
ntt"r d".rr- nioir ona2 cement, iH hr-i-
rinS- samilic.. terms 70 pr day, r'fcr-
pRFs >MNKER. superior: will 90 ont
bv the dly H. iir.t-cla>> families. highu't
references IT, pnN 2J2. Tribune IpJown
once i.e42 broadway.
DHiS>MAKER vents few more
customer. ~ hum suits from ~ mp. II.
rOX. n: West ,0th.st.. near Riverside
Drive.
rutter aud inter. bv the day. - during
mi. month. MINI FILiET. ~ 7thsNc.
LADIES TAILORING. Ladies' own ms.
torials made up into jackets. "oat.. nj .tois
and ,aINs closks all Kind. a'tc.,d and r.
nolelicd GfEiH. 13l West ""d'st.
MILLER s FEN DER. fash onable drc..-
makers. ar prepared 70 rrrci . orir'' fo7
snt,..d order promptly attended to. ~
Wet iSth I.
SEAL GARMENTS icpClted rem'd" li'd
in lai~-t style; 80 ont hv The gay lat
With Bastidcs Mont a.. Mrs. J. MARLIN,
i0s West Soth-st.
SEAL oARMf NrS r,paircd ratvrd. NJ.
m,tc, elvcn: nrst-class wo:R. hi,LiG.
1871 We. 22d-si-
SEAL. GARMENTS redycd. altered or 70
haired Mr.. BANKER. 10 We, 3ot.'
It; Il year m.;h .n,igr H''ish' ~, ,sF'"''
TIubNrp. IO3 Wrst iOt1-st. Evening
and -:r,.t dr,,.c>. spring styles; moi"i1ie
prices .hos; mott ..
TuoEorGH DEFSsNAkEE de-lrc.
NJ rlty. highest rfrr-n,"s. Address THOR.
CrGlf. Tribune Uptown ONCE. ~
Brofdrav
WALKING. and evening dresses nLd
,e,4.uabl- and mls.c-' dancing Gowns 1i>'
thorough dr'.~makrr bv TIN dN. '1ll y.
V'natway. hotWcrn saith aud 18th IT,. -
tell.
WFTI-NADT STYLISH DRESSES
and -ulis pcr'cc. 1T: moderate price, f'w
more customer. accommodated Mile. ELSIE.
11o West 2od-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
LOYAL MEN OF THE xTn DISTRICT.

notwithstanding repeated assertions in the Democratic
pros Lincoln Club OF the Xu Assembly District
about dsband IS plainly evident that the state
uene false. The club last evening held a crowded
meeting at cosey quarters No. 35 Thidave and IL
VA seen that the detection OF had effect on
ne loyal Republicans who compose the club. Over sl45
W. paid into the treasury Of the club Henry l..
schrader was elected president, in place OF John Il.
Nusent. who joined Tammany Hall. ringing speech
wa then made BY John ]. Bcsln denouncing the under
hl sacks Of the clubs enemies and predicting
10, the party when the eyes Of the people are opened TO
Democratic fasehOods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
Ga Get for Bnsinessp urposes

BUILDINGS. stores, lofts lofts of h4,ss ana
1rr1WrjfCRs. 500 Bioadwsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
domestic 6ituaticns Uanteo
Males

BUTTERFLY all Englishn an, VINO ui.
der taBGs his business, tnorou2nly pcss VI
ri Icn Agency. BID Ath-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
Citn Real gstate 60 Get.

HOUSES TO LET and
furnished; desirable locs tions. fOi.SOM
BROTHERS, S26 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

COOk.-tir t. las, No Tn tieIp.an under.
stat DIS cooking Ia alt its bra,ch.s; best
reference iF,m pr--aDs cnployei VINO breaks
~ h u.s.. 100 East -1L..-st., no Gods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
domestic Gituations Dante
Females.

Females.
Cook.-Ty tidy German; GOOD SUB.
stantiii COOK and liu. Jr, -; very ccolcmt: III
1T ref. cnte; city or y. 40 tass
3lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

CoOK.-Ey a eoni etent woman T; do plain
wat'hin.; sven years differences. Gail AZ
.cS Oth-aNe.. FIRST nOOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

COJh.-RY FI"n.h on.,, who thoroughly
rnarr> ;lnds cooking, taainr, senlng; bcst
differences o. 6.haye., 3jth-st., French
employment Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
,.ryvycrAL BALLOTS IN THREE STATES.

psmaret y. D.. Feb The thirty seventh ballot
=. senator was distributed among eighteen candi-
s,ps half Of whom received one each Eagle, with
.vyen votes beaded IN, li'i
Helena, Mont. Feb. The vote on joint ballot
m senator to-day was as follows sinder - Clark
q Dixon. IL. No choice.
Cheyenne. Wy. Feb. 1t was free-for-all race
d, the senatorial contest today. all previous agree
,.a,s beng Withdrawn by the Democrats. one ballot
~.s tsteu a, follows A. l.. New, o. !. ID. Woodruff,
OF. q ~ Paxter. =: J. f.. Osborne. - william Brown,
< Major Nocoit. :. i. Corn, =; W. III. Holiday.
= George 7. Buck, i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08

eEoRty F. ELLIOTT IS NOW CHAIRMAN.
The Kings County Republican Executive Committee
ics he present year held Its art meeting last evening
" ISL La~xence.s st., Brooklyn. There were thirty OF
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Heal estate Wanteo.

No. Ep:-Rcai estate on Hud on River,
~ salsss .sd Sound eI for spring ssss.
=. s. MILLS. II Fast 4ad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
Work Uanteo.

Males
A. WM. l.. uARTtNG,
Expe. Accorntont ana Auditor,
Barnes building. Room 30. u Park Il. &.
ACCOr ANT.-Expcrt. undertake. az.
dltinc uf hooks ana making out bi!aiirr
sheets; Intricate accounts sfiai sht"net out ;
work done eNpcd..iOusly and Thoroughly.
4. T.. Tribune oh'.
A DETECTIVE discreet. good address.
long eNtrIfence. hl-h = city r-irrrilir- i"-
cu.ding character and ability given b.; ad-
7res,inl SPENCER. I65 Fu.toii-s,.
ANERf, AN mldlic-agcdl brsinc.s ma h.
many years experience inana2c D'ok.
yecl,,.r aud worker. want. work With COED
arm, where n steady. capable man, willing
=, work hard for success. VIII I've ap-
lfecistcd. SUTTON. $50 East 7itl-st.
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Uarirp Real estate 90 fet.

slss ASLNT: AT Roselle, n. j., a first
49, sss. sAeIce iocsiion water. sewerace
GvS suxnt IN house and streets trains
\ Sinutes night and morning. \.
UT. l4s kbcrty.st
l,,ssv LII. $50 per year, farm: 10 acres
.l:M 10 miles from Providence, II.
EHfS9s 20 mr.: = mile TO store. etc.
sl.SoIoN. l07 West 3ith-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-08
Gtlp uanlco.

AGENTS and tANVASSERS. nal" or
female: ~ T. - daily profits sure cNprii-
cncr unnecessary no taking r'quIt,u er-
elusive territory giN"h; f%r p, Wi',t'id
Conn.
AGENTS WANTED Tor city and out OF
,ovu to Introduce anu sell a private fclr-
uhone on commission cost 30 special 10
alton alottcd 70 capable nen w sci Tr iiIy,
PHONE COMPANY. GjBroadway. Room ~
pElGltT AGENTS WANTED QuICE
On eli C.awfn'i's Lifc Of B'ainc. WRIT u
Inv Mr. Bl1inr's most intimate literary
friend. The only work in ior.'d by w.
| Maria -. Att'v zen. Miller. Piv. sec lial-
loi-l see Foster. and o host Of othri Cabl-
ret officers. Sem tors. &c. hence Will out.
sell any and all Others 10 one DEMAND
| III aid save tine. Don't waste time on
chcap-Iohn catch penny books. Got ne
official work aud best terms by "iiun5
quickly 20
HUBBARD Pre- CO.. 4oo BIZ pacc .ad,;;,,,,
a YoI'No MAN that can peak Sranish
aud max" him Ell useful IN ollc".. Nd, -.
stating age and salary required. MANU-
FAC1tRER. EoX 40. Tribune oricT.
10y. no. over ~ y.,r. old 10 asset
in sock In rcckwe,r hous"; salary. tlh0
per annum: Address. with reference. u.
& H.. 80 Broadway.
COLLFcTOES and .alrsncn 10 use money
checks To- travelling; protect arlln,t lo,-
save cNp us. ayo d Il la. MONEY III Ga
COMPiSi. - shave.
COLLECTOH.-Ed Educated yonng m1n
must deposit 'ecur;y Tor $1,000 or NOR
salary ai Interview. Address CASH, hid
me OfIce.
DRUG CLERK BY '',rman.Alm,erichn'
for Psooklvn st'rr: Ia on" th"rnnlhN ""'n-
petent g"od opportunity T. oHff u. NJ
dic.s giving reference. salary. etc.. d.
Box ). Tribune one"
TENOR, and nAsSEs wanted for oifi-
niycd church choir: chance 10 impr We ~
on. or aidr.,, OKnANIST. @3c west 22d-St.
WANTFD.-lyoy 10 Learn he dr!good'
commission business one residing WIN MS
aren't. preferred. AGir'S> Po>tonice Bon
IA Ncw-York City.
Females
CAPABLE GIRL TO do the work Of
= fnaily Of two. must b. GOOD COOK anu
have city r'fer.ncc, good w1g's; would
iil.. swedish. Apply after o'clock at j.
East s7th-st. --
ALI, LADIES or young men wanting 10
o,,n a. To SIG weekly. par" time or STEADY
Lone employment: work sent nnywhei" by
mail no c'n,a,~ing no snnrr,,,lain w, or
hunbug. Address "Aot ARELLE' w.,
Fall River. Ma.
NEAT WAITRESS want d at 81 wcst
I7th-st Call after . o'clo"k, with lci't-
cnces.
WAITRESS and CIiAMpERMAID.-
small family in az apartment ApnN De-
tween and > o'clock in the afternoon at
icC T.isf 3 th--:.
WANTED. -Ia1ic-' maid. don cstics and
others 20 learn diesSmaking and cuuine
fconuirr tai'or'S sy-tenn ply Whli learn.
ing drcssma king 20 ID positions qua aotrrd
affcr taught. Cal or write Nine. BONA.
~ Fast @0th->t
WOEK GIVEN TO DO At HOME 20
res1e,tib 81" women; 80 cannot guarantee
big ray but VIII civ" steady work and
from - - - wesk'.. sent air sod
co. ~, Rroisneld-st. Boston.
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Mistellaneons.

psi1sSc.ocE FURNITURE remained and
49, eS,Sost eoor. Cleaned and wax
: SVocrSea@ hless. pictures. mirrors and
: 2f -. osrss ,es sr moviog. CUxRIES
l1S .AL SALE for this wecE ooIy ~
- Is 80 to2s4 stocking. rc@,,ccd
Z u - sssse' pair. 4. =. jAMMES.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Doar6 an0 Rooms.

- 49, - ~
Ai.-jj7 FlF-rH-AVE.-Only those bring
Ing best references need apply location
between 10Th and 10th sts nous and sur
iounolngs UNSURPASSED.
FURNISHED PARLOK FLOOR, SUIT
able for physician. In very desirable nclRh'
borhO0a also furnished rooms for gentle
men In strictly prNatc Family, with or WIN
out board. llJ East UOth-sf.
LARGE. We'll furnished front room su.
pcri0r tatle and attendance; terms very
moderate. lJ9 Madison-lVc.
LEAlN,.iON.AyF.. 3ot.-Furnishcd
rooms. every convenience. With or WITHOUT
board references.
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS for
gentleman in private family. IL Wet
5Oth-st.
I3Tn.ST.. POS EAST NEAR sTuN.
VEsANT ARE.-Largc connecting
.nnDy rooms. with b0arI running Ws'cf
American family references.
81 Fast 2OrIi-ST -Good board. ci.'n.
pleasant. sunny rooms. centre OF anus
.ncnt and dry goods district quiet. Eoihc-
Ike terms reasonable: fiso t'b!" bosrd.
47TU.>T.. ~ wEsr-ein"'e room.
southern exposure. with board best refer
enccs required.
57TH.ST.. 3I3 WEST. Handsomely fur;
,Ished looms with borrl TO gentlemen nnd
IVES or single gentlemen references en-
changed.
asTU.sT,. II wEST.-Lorge rear room
a, IA door superior board; references.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBscRip.
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nsa,'ss i'7cs FIrst-aye. 100 weos S"S'
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A SERIES OF UNCONVENTIONAL SERMONS

she would procure bondsnan in the person Of Uncle
Billy"
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FLATS TO LET.-Furnished spd nnfur,
rished Desirable I socsduca.. 5oA