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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
NIGHT And roc STGN1LS TNEFFTCENE
CHANGES SUGGESTED BY TIE NATIONAL. BOARD
OF STEAM N>VIGATION

CHANGES SUGGESTED BY THE NATIONAL. BOARD
OF STEAM NNvIGiTION.
The twenty-second annual meeting OF the Ma
tonal Board Of Steam Navigation was held at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Yesterday morning and after
Nearly nifty members Of the board
were present. Captain L. \. Churchman
presented report chairman OF the
board in which he urged that the pres
cnt system OF night signals inefficient and was
the cause of many disasters on the water; the fog
signals h. said We're equally bad. He suggested
that every vessel be equipped with powerful electric
lights and elcctrOmeter. or at least with polar
lied lights Captain ChurChman also urged that the
laws in regard to bes filed against vessels be
amended to protect creditors. yet not 50 as
to permit vessels to be attached in the middle Of
their voyage. thus causing loss to owners and ship
pers The chairman suggested that United States
cruisers be employed to find the derelcts which are
dangerous to navigation. and either TO tow them
into port or to destroy them
A resolution introduced by Captain F. G. Osborn
was passed disappearing any system Of colored
lights on vessels in tow. The Executive Committee
was instructed to formulate a system of signals
for and harbor service The following officers
elected: i. \. Churchman. Of Philadelphia
president; b. u. Wood New Orleans, and James
A. Henderson. Pittsburg. Vice-presdents
W. j. Wood, Ptsburg. treasurer; Charles
H. Boyer secretary; J. g. Emmons
II. g. Moore jr. Addison Lynch. Pttsburg
F. 4 Bothar. Pittsburg; George H. Marlin. New
Haven; j. Il. Hubbell, Bridgeport; II. " Munger,
Broolllyn H. A. Bourne +. G.. Osborn, NJ Moran;
w W. ONen. Pittsburg: f. \. Iaidley, Cincin-
st Louis f. NJ. Dickey Dubuque; Robert Nimot
and l.. +. Belt, New-Orleans. Executive Com
4 party OF the delegation will inspect the new
Cunard steamship Lucana to-day.
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Chicago Sept 70 (SpeclaD-It looked for a while
tonight as If the big short in corn. pungrr VINO
has recently had great success on the snort sue
but who has been caught on this last = cents al
vance had got to the end of his string us mar mar
gins were not NJ At the closr OF th pd d f iut
:'id theT@ an na ' in Tho oftrrnoon how
ever, his clerk went rushing arounu WIN nv ma -
gins. Corn during the day was strong mere VII q
little yielding early on rains throughout Souher IL
as ,r aver cont and the last we're almost
the best Nav sold between Ass and i6- ana closed
ri TO-. Receipts We're g6i cars. the estimate Tor
WednSstav only s6i The Iowa weekly crop bulle-
winter reserves for tNo months because oI tnr
ca from M nnn Who wor" uneasy about getting
margins out OF STEWART Calls early were 40;
This pEnecr j. C. Schwartz about whom the
corn trade is talking is cornmeal man. II" Is
Ssa0O on the short side Of corn. and tonight IT
looks as If ne had had marrow escape. ~, .,,
Wheat to-day advanced ~ cents a husheI, ana
closed at The tor necember s2d ir2m 81 no h" n,
set as if it were going Ia be bear day The local
professionals were pretty $enrraiy seerS WiLtnn
the first thirty minutes New;fIrk ana 9utsIn"rs
took the offerings AMI turned IL" market mo a
bull one From noon until the clos" thor" was a
steady advance Gables were strong me Wesl,
ern news was rather hearish. Inc northwestern
cars j1j. were larger than last year - ID" con
tract stock here. lcG17."p bushels shovel an IN
crease OF the week Of Nl"p bushels PRIMARY mar
kci receipts wer" ~ large as last year s. l'ut N-
ports were large about 'n"' omsnr Is i ,h ,iiE
the nour. and All ~" news mat cam. rom w
board from the other sii" was of the hnll sort
Easy money ana increased speculation WEI" lac
tOTs.
oats followed wheat and corn. May sold from
2li 10 se7. and closed at the top. Receipt were
an cars. the estimate FOR wednesday. % The con
tract stock 707.rJ bushels. showed a decreas" for
thn week Of l;l.pn. evidence Of the amazing cash
demand The feature I'm provisions was IN" con-
iinu,d strength I'm January product NJ ~" close
January pork showed an advance ~ , cents " bar
rel. January lard Il cents hundred. Janunry iihs
10 cents a hundred. october product WIS also
high. Their wcrc 1900 hoss: the estimate for
Wednesday was 25ey.
At night on the curb puts on December wheat
were. ~. calls.
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for 5ale.

FOH SNLF-Two IN lihra 100 ,ca-',
sliding glass door 6lO- . below .ult'i D.
Tor club. lawyer OF physician. inquire
lGrrucons az 410 Madl'cn-aVe.
cold CHAIRS. ONLY - 80 worth
- large. ian,sOrn'ly framed pi'infc- IA.
trie.tlng subjects. - ~. worth - - ~
sacrifice. closing them out. HlLblN'
COMPANY. - MurraN.E.
LARGE tS-OEIMENr ~ iun'iur'
pianos. wartr,p,.. blOHcd-e-. A. bar -aih.
iurniturD. cfe.. bOJght sold and ,Nchau-'u
cash advanced on 'ou-ienr'rit~. NJ
IEE'~ Auction Rooms. 81 Hroid"'N'
Herald square.
MNNrFAcTrRER'> hGENi. rinnt.
wouli sell sample. hrdnoom suits ana SIC,
board ~ los th1n cost. seen = p" D. ~
ION. 1i9 Grand--t
SEVERAL ARTICLES - antiqn" iurni'
t,fe. antiolo- restored ~ oth.a'".. near
2ifb.~i.
NAflS-N~N Enc Of safc~ Of -rcis
hargaln. for a few week. also ser"ns nam
saf,s at lowest prices buy nov. J. u
GROSS 400 Broadway.
BROOKLYN
GOOD button trimming and no"on
business oa FultO1.si. Op">it" b."h J, u
Furniture co. Apuiy o. I. ~''N i-isN i'-I''-.
80 FutDn-st.. WoohlYn.
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THE PETROLETW MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD MD RANGE or Prices.
New-York. Sept. T. 1873.
The crude petroleum markets remained Se""S
to-day, without the development of fresh interest
in speculation. only 1909 barrels in options were
sold at the Consolidated Exchange. at GA cents,
which was the closing of ar. At oil city a some
what easier tone resulted in transactions AZ from
"a l,s4s. cents To- sii ,06iss cents. There was no
news of importance from the petroleum country.
Refined quotations were unchanged, al ID C'Il.H
gallon in barrels 26i cents in bulk, and -" ceiit
in cases Foreign quotations Were: ANTWERP ia
francs Bremen, 4.C0 marks, London, . l'-lh
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

third Ward at p. on Saturday. They arc ="
the Southern Boulevard and Home and One-huhureu
and-sixty- seventh SITS, and the sale at auc'o"
,,ll be held at those thorOughfareS two p'o0N'
north of the terminus Of the Westchester N''"u'
Electric Railroad. To those VINO conteihp'"'
ING buviug homes or to any one who Is lh'e''''
f., TN. subject Of real estate. Mr.. Wells VIII seili
maps upon application 10 him al No. - N-''
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belp manteu.
Female.

COLUMBIAN HAIR LOTION CO.. 80
uhufrh->i., want ladir- 10 intro ducc lotion
that KEEPS hair curlsd several DAYS. any
condition Of weather: free tiili sample ulun
"ppi"atipn liberal terms 10 AGENT.
WANTED. a o. Grlpchlv cnmp.t NJ
hiu'rnr'pnf ia = nflcnar ian.tlf must
con" well fcct uniaildfl B.. Girc>- ". y. l..
RoN % Tribune once.
ANIED.-Nur,cry coNefuc-~ To- ear
.vt two children on1 BABY. Apply ~
- East .'Oth--t
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"
The Board of Education meets today for the
first time after the summer vacation. number or
reforms are in progress and some important ques-
tons will come W for discussion. The most i'm
portant of these viii be the question Of a new
course of study 1t IS al proposed 10 appoint three
additional assistant sup 'rintendents TO assist Mr.
Iasper i : Coleman. he new commissioner, VIII
be present for the first time
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Board ano Rooms.


A-llnnd,omcly furnished floor. or sp-
arat,.l,. bi,atr bath also rooms for gen
flrnen. Win board, highc-t REFERENCES 81
West il,t.,t.
GKAMEECN PARK NORln nsnown .,
1879 iast 4 t--t.i--lice'nt r"'in@ D'aid
aud att 'ndauce unrNccllr1 also hiNh te'
OF pii'St' park.
M\pl>oN.AVE.. I927 oppo~ic Mount
Mont. Patk-tine location; lair" ana
small rooms win Dourl American family.
NEAR CENTRAL Park 80 onnncctlns
rnou.e. bath. excellent boIid references.
80 Fast 62d-Si.
IN PRIVATE FANlLh Handsomely
huul,h.d second hoor. win Above pit "i
third noor gentlemen or s'H R1InI, AZ
CEPTIONAL. Boz x. Trbnh" onic".
/ Bath. ST. 40 EAST. Large. hand
some suite Of rooms excellent b"did Idri-
enccs eXc hanged.
x WEST -s1'.-Larg". newly fur
mi-hc1 rooms choice table; reference.
10 WEST siTIl.-T-n Hand SOM large
and small rooms. iih b"ald
17rII. ST. eOs FAST, ncar Stuy>r,int
Squdrr. Desirable rooms. with hoard Amer
lean fonilv rf'f"no"-.
I9Tn.,r.. - wESr Dr-irIbi" nc~ly
furnished rooms superior cul -inr Tan
SCENTS accommodated exceptional reference.
2ISr-Sr., Il3 WEST Pleasant Rooms
reference
oloT.ST. . WEST. -Dcslrabr room for
wint,r: also back pailor suitable for ntir-
men table board references.
2IST.ST. Al EAST.
Rooms with board Southern exposure fe'-
efcnces.
20 last nTH-ST. Handsome. lai'e
room. WITH connecting room. for thr'c
gentlemen or family excellent t1b."
ysTII.sT. 81 WEST Elegantly nr.
nlshcd suite and single rooms with strictly
Grst-class table and attendance.
oG WEST 3arH.s T.-EYilrc -econd floor
with board table board references.
az last 02D-ST.. near Central Par1.-
Hell rooms on third and fourth floors. with
board
asTu ST. 10 WEST -Veiy desirable
rooms. with hoard. with refined p'opio hot
and cold water on every floor; references
given and required.
LAST oD.>T.-nand somely furnished
/ rooms for families ana gentlemen. with
board table board references.
Al WEST igrH Handsomely fur.
nished large and hall rooms table ilrst-
class references.
4gTH.ST.. 30 WEST beautifully fur.
ni.hed ron,i,-. private bath every con.
, vcnieiicc: house. apartments and table first
class reference
5OTH. ST. 81 WEST second foor large
rooms: also third floor, back, with board
references.
;7TiI.ST. 40 WEST Handsomely fur
nisbri rooms: On suit or sms!y, WIN
board references. --
7OTH-ST.. 80 EsT.-Private family
] orer I'd door. furnished 81 uniurni,hcd,
| with board references cNchah9'1'
1O6 FAST 55TIi-ST. -S"cond floor 'tont
double rooms connecting OF s'.phihF az"
! . sJnole room With -uefiOr board mod
] crate terms American family feleI.-n-.-s-
12t NADISON.ANE has been closed
during summer. 3, now open ana p'ciaieu
| for guests.
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Domestic Sltualons Oante0

Males.
At CARPENTER > Employment Home
1 = Dth.INr. 49, have best cuachn'n. gar
d.n.r. lfuniu- iiim hands farm i"Ian~.,.
married couple etc., ad nations at" IT,
nal- help. we'll recommended established
III
NDNNr NURSE VALET or
-imlldr position b, = ~Wric bet references
from uA,- OF tlr hi-t i,milir, Ia the cit,
~trtk. E4-li.h and o'inan hucht!N tru-t-
vDrtnN w.lim4 al -"p,r. j. II member af
the Swrd. AnbuiInoc N"'"N NdiifH>
y l.,l.. 80 jj.i-~.. >,uth Er"oNNn.
AtTtNDNNr. NrHSE. fNpui"nccd,
well educated mIl. having best rirrncr-
e. To chtr-t,s AMI lpilits. wishes position
o, attendant o. nti-v 10 invalid 90. ale nan
,pak- lugll and t'"rhaa. Aidic's !.
bOKOW> so ith-I,c.
HlrLEH MD NALEr.-By young
rot, .tiut. with nr-i-cia", references city
or county. >e'nN, 80 ith-a>e.
BVTLER MD NALtT.-Iy ,oung
colur'i man in puNat' family 'ar iurIi.n
hf~t.clI-- cin references tt!l Or all
dr. G. -. l13 Wet 13d+t.
tOAtHNAN -Enpli-h. married, desires
engagement win .Ond pitNat" family -o"d
plraraucr; nr-t.,la>, oil 'rlund servant
highest chlar.rr. knONs Paii-; speaks
frnch. T.. *. post"ihce. Fast lNlp l.. !.
COACHAiAN want, situation; ha' long
and satisfactory ff~liuuNlAi~ NOM hi~ ll>t
and former rmplolcl, ia city. Add!ess
T.. D.. II West -0th-,t.
tcAtHMAN -First-cla-> understands
MI, lu-nc>s thoroughly mas II city ref
T., urr-. Address J. \. ear, Of Colorado
.tab.r- 30 West jsth-t
CuACHMAN.-Colorc Just di."ngseed
experienced, i've and ten lcir- best rrtrf-
.ncr. no Ol lection 10 Snort distance ~ cuun-
tfy. with board. Addrc-- l.. x, Tribune
I..toWu once, l@i' HIOliNaN.
,OACHMAN ann nHOOM.-By o compe.
tcut Protestant man; single, jJ. medium
slc >rcnecd IN 're q h.,;r; 9 T'Ih src
Uptown Once. l,2l2 Broadway.
COAC nMNN Married no lncumblnnce;
nr.t-ciL-- lily reference sober ana .rrli'
ell'. y. X ~ Madi7on-aNc.
TOACnMAN. BY nm expert hor-cuan
GfiAr, f0ur-n hand ana tanacn, hrst-cia>>
rider Illprr Il saddle and road hor-cs
II good address sober and ol lisln, hl.h.
- ~ reference. COACliMNN, Ids
N-a,r.
IDNtINAN .-Nac 50 of good address
ard hatit~ thoroughly under lands his
It.inr-- hi,t.cll>, fid,r and city driver;
,,i,llnr and nbiping; - yclI-' Al citS ref
c.rncr k'cH, 20 ta-, 7Gth.st.
GoACUMNN .-Trustworthy single man
,,prricncrd driier, thoroughly undt r-tand-
,ai, of horses gIrden and lawn can NIX
ard a. gene rally useful. Address WILL
IAN. DoN ~ Tribune ohire.
CpACuIAN English: married no fam
IN. thoroughly undci~ and. his business
sober. frliftl'. attfntl," and i'cOnmnH' ~
iue: s,.,ful driver: country Irrfcrrcd ref.
rf.uee. sd'r - COACilMNN. 81 West
leth--t
GOAt IIIAN -Prutnstant; one who i
nu,linod ~ every real Get for the cuisines,
hist city reference: will br found willing
and respectful. Address JAMES. HoN IL,
Tribune rlioNn ONCE. ,2l2 broadway.
COACIMAN.-B q single wan; thor
ouehly Understands care OF horses. ear.
,i,crs nafnoss or would 90 ~ groom
eonntrv nrclerrcd. Call 1874 West l7th-st.,
first hOOP.
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K,al estate 10 Gtrhan9s.

x,u,NcI vacant lots M'st side.
III 81 -itp..t Tor Hats. t"neihrhts OF
souniry place. /. o. lIOYT. a BLo"d@@N'
EXCHANGE. for farm. o. cotnty sraI
p,antI,u rat- fully rented Hue 'ehtia
location. i o. HoYr. y Broadway.
ExouNNGI. new, hrst-cia,, ptiNate
hons. West side elcgantly hn nd,ys s.'
r"uprry scat. f. q. lIolT. Il Brosu"S'.
TWO LARGE TENEMENTS. fnliy
rented. 10 exchange Tor a country Ho"''
MAKTIN. owner. Al Wall-st.
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Dusluess Ghanees.


RELIABLE MAN wanted with 5000
a. Farmer In cB-h business established l-h'.
iatin. annually a net profit ~ 10000 4,
10 i,Onu,: Stock 81 hand worth dOubi~ th''
amount, Investigation Ho'i'lirI boob Is
shown. references "Nt hanged. full pa
ticulIr~ TI;ANEH. Room 9. 20 broad""l !.
4 GENTLEMAN. having $500. willing
10 20 To- Lund"n. an make 40 Olu ia
thr,e months. enterprise immense. sue.
49,. here. JOUN J. MALONE. word
Brildima.
As ooJ AND SEEVICE> d.rltcd
In thoroughly established bu .ln">~ INT
will undoubtedly clear 80 oup this Nrir
With proper management nrt,"i last year
alb ut $1,000 only applicants all' d"
give the b,.t Of icier.ner- 'ntrrt,in'd
JOHN j. MALONE. World Buiiinq
FlEST.CLASS FURNISHED uOt ~.
all Improvements. for sale OF 10 lcas" d.
..rihl. location suitable loi b'rrdct
nearly all occupied by Ic-pectabl" t'nant'.
MI. r. ERl.fN. ~ Naric1-st
FIESTCLASS CONFECTIONERY. on
one Of the bus mes streets ~ this city .
do a GOOD IT,. cream trade. particular. IN
Guife GEORGE FRElFfLD. 8 Nassau
FOR SALE.-sI. 800 half inier~t and
good viii Ia successful buflrrpn" 'u.n,
psny fully equipped and PLAYING > years
standing: cot 5000. ,. Manager Hen
nett's Casino. East New-York.
HAY. GRAIN Rr>INFSS.-rIne chance
trucks rolng constantly. 5000 net prom
yearly: books guarantee Price fJ."o'
Hrooslyn. JOHNSTON, 40 broadway, New
YORK.
INVESTOR with ~ 800 can secur hali,
interest IN contInct paying over T','
monthly. and can H.. doubled rari pa, :
At interview. MErKOPoLlTAN TRAD
ING CO.. 1870 Librrty--t.
ROLLER.rOP DISK, used month pr.r'
80 cost s35. Call 20 West lAth'-'''
Room 3.
EARE CHANCE for l',crarf gent rn''h
with some capital wanted ~ c1itoi 81 ~"
established literary Hag1linc e'o1 p'a ~
busir'rs in cOnncc TiOn =. r,frifncr' I'
qpIrrd. Addr,ss DHANI-; y. Lansing
Mich gan.
WILL SILL patent risnt Jor two tm
state. Tor essertial art Gle cay made ,'lL,
demand. &. \. l.. ~ Elm Place M"""'
Vernon. y. y.
- 900 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL wait'l
| la speciality plant EARNING iaric prone
no debts; investment fully secured .rrFl'''
or not. SPECIALITY. Triounc Onicc.
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gonntrn Real ESTATE 90 fet

CLIFTON STATEN ISLAND.-tiy'
r,iui,t.. from Rapid Transit STALLION. 10 10
.n,,,0,. ten rnon.- Wcll planned all con
yenici,c,,. l.. I. BRIDGMAN, - War IL
T.. city!
no LII PLAINiIfLD. - Ee1u'Iful
double brick house; l. ioom-, ba'A cor
srtvafoiy with Iiant> -tram heat c'ccti!c
- ,.t,'u,.. ria fl,m dr,ot frna Z y.
oNn.r and occupant, CSC ff",re ''"N"'
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flats % fet. antnrnisheo

FOR RENT. -Unfurnished. 212 West
pouI~urd one door north OF 13d-st price
II 400. Inquire on premises. -
no LFT.-1n the Daihou.ie, 10 Z, 80
Vcst J9th..t.. fronting Central Ihfh' NsS
choic. apartment n"thin5 ILL., u, 10
city: 'uiidIng absolutely hf'p'"''' Apply
{, janitor. --------------
5TH-AVE.. 1,Ois, corner sGth-s1'uI. ~
-, a,.,,tments 10 rent overlooking PARK
so 20 500. SAMUEL NIXON, 90 BWay.
10TH. ST. 81 EAST. near Broadwoyi-A
,,..ll I0htrd second floor. In perfect Oiner
s,itabl,, for light housekeeping and business.
Apply ia store.
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Connirp Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAl ls"sid,n.e
properties Of all descriptions Tor -aIe anu "
let furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR. Be"kman's'.
For ~AIt.-Noaf Norwal@. CONT
cent, mans county .ra'. p acres. m.
bors, Of rs rooms. mode II Improvement" oil
/ hubing. beautifully shaded larg" trees
,fruif of diIr.rnt kinds; main rrad
minutes from depot aud loSt one, psih
with stalling TO- ) horses: henu"rN anu
other outluilcincs ON place; cottage.
rooms. suitable ior tanner: 90 miles from
Ncv.Nofk: snail rapc river II M'.'r, u
bnurdarv. very pleasantly ana atNihlN
located will lc ,o,G very low !" p "hipO
lmv,r. Adde'S, I. !. fO>IIl', D'lirl'
Corn.
FOR S\T.E.-F',t Orange. atrar,iN"
room house. Paik-av". Sou. D'iS'lh'
II. \. CARSON. ,urane". y j.
FOK SALE-fl5 900. IN Llewcliv' Par g.
Orange y SC narning modem cOitdfr
hrautlful location, over IA scr" -"i"ia'"
table and plot immedist" possession NJ
feet title. terms ~ s'iit purchaser. fDN o
T.. HAMILTON & CO.. 90 R'wav. onice ~.
ORANGE. y. FOR SALE 4 FUZZY
furnished modern residence stable ana at
tf,c;lNr grounds: worth so 600 M"uld
AK. q 40 900 CIV residence IN "Nchang".
EDW. =. INMILTON CO.. go Wv
SHORE PROPERTY -c,e.al hrn"'d
NOUS: Connecticut. ncuby ch'ire INV -
mcnt f1i subdivision; cay terms. j. W.
ATWATEH. o. LiL.it'-''.
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! PRIVATE FAMILY VIII iet -'ntleu'n
elegantly furnished riofr- Dol Ihia>t r de-
/ -.rt.I q .f.f.ufr- a. w. sffu-r'.
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11omstir 6ituations Wanteeo
Afaleus

cO.CUMAN. Sc.-By single. middle
,o'J scotchman a. cOachman, gardener,
useful.man experienced good references.
,dIrcss H. NJ. ia 6th-aNe.
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0itn Real Gslale 90 Let.

"prrCUWOOD 12j and l2' al
o.,h'si room. newly decorated, steam
mat. bath. elevator minute, iiVh "'r'
",n Souarr rent free 10 October Isl I"'
uulrc Of JanltOr
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A-llaudeomcly furnished n""l' or P-
,,,,,l, ,ti,at, hath. also rooms for gen.
rl,.meii. with board highc.t references 81
Ws.f 4 4. ~
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Males.
At CARPENTER = Employment Home.
1 = Dth.INr. ~ have best cuachm'n gar
d,n-r- lfunu- iIim hands. farm l"lan-.,.
married .n,inl.- etc.. ad nations also f.
mall. h.lp. VII recommended; established
lsl.
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COACHMAN and GR0oM.-l0 years
host city references willing AMI obliging.
IdGress NJ. \. 22l East ilst-st.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS. 90 Choice
rooms en- suite OF singh" rooui- I'LL,
floor. mgderu Improvements VIII "'''"o
IL East 2o5h-st
COMMITTING light Housekeeping ru"nnii5
very chcan: sgitabic fOF students W.
6u.aNc.
LARGE WELL furni shed room rnl.h,"s
water; also front hall rom wf,h>
,bIe: gentlemen only. 49, West " ~,
NICELY FURNISHED front room, ~
let three windows. I'd moor : cheap
BANKS, o2j West f2d->t.
PHYSICIAN or DENTIST wantd 20
share suitably located house A""'
G. w, 100 West 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
Domestic 6ituations Uanteo
Females.

Females.
AT PEOSsEKS Protective Agency,
G1s t,th.aye., near 3Cth->t, large 'ic,tl1i
M reliable servants may always U" lounu
,eferrnrc. Investigated. largest agency ih
Ncw.York Established II year.
An AMERICAN LADY desires re-. n
ooecment In po-iton wh'rc such q'',iihcl,
lions as experience. ,sIabilitN ann hno"l-
edgc OF housekeeping, needl WORK. ~,
wnud be appreciated TINT OF companion
nrcfcrrod. nudcrat' remuneration lilly
rartioual IT, references. Address MONI'
EoNFRY. EoN os7. New, anaan. Conn.
AT GRIMSKOLD'>. 23s ith-aNr., near
to,h..t -Eirsf.cla,s cooks, walir"s'rs laui.
H., 50 rarlor chamber. kitchen, ana
iadv.s maid. general houscworkcr', nurses,
.,c Swrd sh French, icrnan ana Eng
,i.h for citv and coun'rt; best references
maic and female servants VITA excellent
references NAV apply.
1T CARPENTERS Employment Home.
tos Gth.aNe We have best coachnrn. gar
dsners grooms. farm hands, farm foremen
married couples. etc. all nations also 10.
male help, well recommended; established
1s4T
COMPANIDN.- by an educated woman
a.. fr,NeiIfnr fOlpuaniOn 10 a LADY or chill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
TEMPORARY QUARTERS FoR TIE Old Guard

TTNPORlEI q 1KI Inn T0h III 0I17 VI T"T7
The old Guard yesterday rented two OF the par
lors at the Hotel Kensinston. Fifteenih-St ana
Fifth-aye.. for its temporary nome II was SAN
at the hotel that this would be the Old Guard
Headquarters until "A permanent home could he
obtained II was also said that there was talk
among tho members Of erecting new building
for M. exclusive use of the Guard
To SELL 4 PART or THE WISE ESTATE.
James l.. Wells. the real estate aucu"nee'' VIII
coll rs CITY lots Of the Vyse in the Twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
Citn Real Gsiale for Sale.

Il, COO for 3-.tOry. l--foot. iir-l-ciis,1,
hons. u,lr onicr. rn- -Ls 600 olhcI- an
urIce- Wc.t side -pcohty. HIfNf ~
Ltb.uNr.. ron 93d.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-13
frlp Wanleo.

w AGENTS WANTED all the tine
for our fp.t--e ling household novelties. y.
l.. LONFWrLL, . go Market--t.. Phlla'
delphia, Penn.
Males
CNNNAS>EH WANTED.-Practical news
ragef man preferred; state eNprilcnc'. age,
'alnry. Box -. Tribune once.
WANTED. Reliabl' men air ads travel
lint Statesmen 10 CsfIv ar lubricants ~ Il
side HE. NtNCFAITUHErs' OIL Co
&c, .land Uhio.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-09

The semi-annual report of Secre-
tary of State Hinrichsen. showing
the receipts of his Office for the last
six months, has been filed with the
governor. 1t shows receipts as fol
lows: From corporations, $14,-
1880: notary commissions. ST.
S51.O2; justice and police magistrate
commissions, $2,9O1; miscellaneous
sources. 81 SCI, 10; total. $50. 600 90.
This amount was paid into the state
treasury, according to law. and is
$1,000 greater than the receipts for
any previous half year in the history
of the Office. Business must be in
creasing at the state house, notwith-
standing the '.hard times" or the
officials have inaugurated the reform
promised by the democratic party.