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n)ork Uante0.


Females.
JANITkES> would like one or more
houses 10 'ake care Of. AddIc,s MIS- NJ
.los 2d-aNe.
gENOGkkPHEK. FTN.-Hy lady
stenosfapher and typewriter: experienced
references Address CALlGEAPH, Box 4,
Tribune Office.
STENc'SRAPHEE. ETC.-By an eN-
peficlccd stenographer and Hammond type
writer can give best references. AGdie.s
sTENCGkAFlIER. Box %. ,242 Broad
way.
STFNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
Young lady desires position from 8 10 II
Harlem preferred. Address Ii. r.. "a
Fast 9th-st.
STENOGRAPHFR expert Remington
struck by hard times, Sl2 any line.
RAPID. CTS Gate>-ave., Brooklyn.
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DrookIru Real Gstaic 90 let.

WHY PAY HIGH RENT ;or cIamped
quarters In New-York nat when fer $50
pci Dlonth You can have neat cottage IL
foon> ali improvement, l3e l1tA ST.,
BROOKLYN - minutes nom ferry, 20 frorA
buasr. fine neieaborh00a. FOR permit
epsly % IA l1th--t. Brooklyn. or Of
JANIS WRIGHT. 2s4 Westinghouse. .
New-Yofk.
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GounIrp Real estate Do Lei

ARTISTIC HOUSE; fssnionable street;
,.,utl;ui grounds. large tees; 800 per
ronth: 81 Harri>on-st. (BricN Chnrcf STA
non East OTaGge. ALBERT PALMER
s0NPANY 80 Fut0n-st., Ncw-l olk.
Agents tan" nOtice.
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0itp Rea! Gstale for Sale

ntyEKSlDE DRIVE. corner i0Sth-si.-
pssr.ei villa lot 50A 100 fresh artistic
decorations immediate po- session. peiect
esraa1n much fellow cost; sl all payment
low interest equiv alent TO rcntlDs send l0t
Ces riltiv- circular ATLAS IMPROVE
MEM CO., lS Broadway.
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FURNISHED Gonsss 60 fet.

LEAUTlIUL new hoI-c with new fur.
ni'ure y2G-st near e'stiou for season.
SIEN ms shave. cor. 93d-st.
iHE HOUSE. % WoodwCrth-aNe.,
YorNers, containing II rooms all city con-
veh.cut+s; riVcr view three minutes 20
Gienwood station; thirty .nNe minutes TO
Grana Central Hudson X. r.. 80 trains
daily each way. Apply 10 JOHN WAIT.
Four.h National Bank, New-YorS, or at the
house.
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Business Cbanrss.

A BCsIN Las MAN with $500 capital
can secure sole agency FOR new slot ma
chine H. TINS and surrounding cities; sells
rapidly; big profits - 900 year for light
ndA. 'all between ) and : y. H., 30
West 33J-.t. \ X for Blum.
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SEAMSTRES@. &c.-First-clds,; thor.
oughly unGer-taif, DR. ssmakng. desircs
situation IN family where thor, arr grown
children; or a. companion and nur-e 10
invalid or elderly lady. Ms. MASON,
Euthnrford Y J.
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d fft for Business purpose

PHYSICIANS OFFICE well 10 a'ed;
superior advantages Dr. c. +. BHCEN,
$50 L,xington-ave.. until 10 a. m. to
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ESTABLISHED 1854.
J. NJ. oulNRY q CO.
6nnnirn Real Gstate for Sale


salNCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-R sicencs
..ons,ti., OF all descriptions for sale and 70
" furnished houses
"TrBBS 4 TAYLOR Beekmsn.si
ORANGE. y. For sale, 81 0cO new
,,rbfck colon al residence; ample grounds
a., "a ~u Iounding- anu he ghoornoOi
hin.s' n. vo>.esslOn. EDW. 4. HAMiL-
rON & CO. 90 Broadway.
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NUR>E-By a girl can take care ~ m
infant and do light chamb.rwCrk OF baby,
wishing; best reference. call at i2S West
2-th-st., ring twice.
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domestic 6ituatlons Uanteo
Females.

COOK Canadian woman TO cook and DO
coarse washing for small American family
best references employer tan lie seen no
cards, 100 Fast gcd ST ID bell
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tHAMBERMAID and LAUNDRFSS.
lady going TO Europe would like 10 fnd
nom present employer. ADDRESS F.. c.,
Tribune Uptown Office 1912 Broadway.
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10 RENT.-Furni- he'd. one OF the most
Desirable and pleasantly situated houses in
llusliag ten minutes walk from Nam u.
stat OF ana thr e minutes from terminus OF
ele .tic road house contain. ten rooms and
tatar0om; we'll shaded grounds ana small
stable. App.y 20 d. MASTERS. Man. 81.
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sor.rs anO Carnage.

vAy gHsSELL & KEAKNEi.
no. 1872 EAST 1ATHcsT;; or
i ISs i2:. l2e EAST l2IM' 81;
sa0LL >,c BROTGHAMS;
sR0l ShH'""' PHYSICIANS,
N.AGVH, BRUuahANS;
SSo'' RROUGHAMS
IN ALL HE
LATEST
DESIGNS .,crc,
. Stw sND VARIETY IN NEW.YoRk !
ssW PRICES A..
'' oMNIBUSCS.
.LLas RoCKAwAYs, LANpAoAEin'
NAIL COACHES.
ShAgs PASSENGER RoCkAwA60SS;rs
srivEKs PATEN ~ N i,4SiNs ID
WA1CyIi, ,E cl LiGHT OR HEAVY
ENEhi CARRIAGE.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will nc
accept any substitute if offered.
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norMI.IlssnY INsoLyMNr

The Papers In the New England Receiver
ship Ilnttcr- Complaints Against the
Management
NEW York Dec. 2s.-The papers on
which Judge Wallace yesterday APP
pointed Thomas c. Plat temporary re-
ceiyer Of the New York & New England
Railroad Company were filed to-day in
the office OF the clerk OF the circuit
court OF the United States for the south
en district oil New York. The bill OF
complaint makes Theodore I. Wood
complainant and tho New York & New
England railroad defendant.
The complainant says he believes
She reports as to the available assets are
untrue, and that large part OF the as
sets, are, in fact, worthless, and that the
actual deficiency is more than $780,
COO. For more than three years past
the company has operated its road Mt a
loss, increasing every year. The com
pany has not kept the road in proper
condition; it paid n $4,000 dividend on
it, preferred stock IN 1891 when it had
not earned the money; the road bed has
become unsafe; the board oil directors
has managed the company's affairs in
entire disregard Of the interest OF the
company, and certain Of its directors,
Individually aud collectively, have used
their position and Official relation to
the company to further their private in
tcrcsts ut its expense.
The violation of the traffic contract
with the New York & Northern com
pauy and the New England Terminal
company agreement, the lease OF the
Providence 4 Springfield railroad com
pany, and other leases are cited rs in
stances. The company had improperly
paid dividends
Many creditors are said to be press
ing the company for payment and al
tachmcnt suits are impending. Large
amounts OF money will soon fall due.
There is no money for the January in
terest. The cash on hand is less than
100000.
The bill, therefore. asked that a re-
ceiyer be appointed to prevent the dis
Indignation Of the road and to protect
the interesta OF its stockholders and
5ondholiers.
7. C. Plat says the company is hope
icssiy insoivent and must default on the
January interest.
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CHICAGO, Decomber2 Tho Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, by Silas w.
p,,,it. OF Philadelphia, the general
counsel. filed to-day in the circuit
court Of the United States, at Milwau-
kee before Judge James G. Jenkins,
II, petition for the removal OF Thomas
r cakes, Henry G. Payne and Henry
Ro,,,on, the present receivers, and the
appointment OF other receivers in their
places.
The petition sets out that Mr.. Cakes,
a, president of the company, appointed
EG. Robin, the president OF the Far
mers Loan and Trus. Company OF New
York, which is trustee of most 'of the
main aud branch line mortgages OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
rgairmau OF the finance committee Of
the Northern Pacific directory.
The petition then states that when
neOakos. Rolston board took charge OF
tbo Northern Pacific il was in good fl
pgrr.al condition and in high credit;
tina, il had 100000 in cash in its
treasury and that its surplus earnings
for the first hall of the fiscal yeas com
menctnc June, 1889, amounted to about
Sl5Oy,UOO.
The petition then goes on to say that
thc Cakes R0I7t0n board managed to in
crease tho interest charges OF the North
ern Pacific Gomuany for branch lines
iron >gt,OO0,OJO TO upwards OF $50, OO0,-
O1l all in one year, and for the acquisi-
ton Of properties no one OF which lex
cppt q small line costing less than ST.
O1j.0OlO ever has been paid the cost Of
operation and fixed charges and many
Of which don't even pay the cost Of
oae5lu0a and tho petition further
charges That in several instances and
those the most disastrous 10 the COM
plny. the officers and board OF directors
were themselves interested in selling
the property to the Northern Pacific
Company at an eXorDit~nt profit to
themselves.
The story OF the collapse Of the North
crn Pacific is then set out in great de-
tail, naming particularly each OF the
railroads which were acquired by the
Northern PaciGc Company, aud which
the bill declares completed its ruin
within one wear OF the Oakes.Rolston
boarI getting into power.
The bill closes by declaring that the
rold cannot be reorganized unless its
control is put in the hands oil COM
petent people, and the people now in
control, 1t declares, are not that kind.
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STRIKING MINERS
At Belle Vernon Drive Away Non-union
Men-shcriT May $50 Called ON.

At Belle Vernon Drive Away Non-union
Ien-shcriT May $50 Called ON.
PlrrsBURGn, Pa. Dec. 2s.-The strilS-
ing miners at Bunola mines, near Belle
Vernon, on the Monongahela river, arc
determined to prevent the operation Of
the pits with new men and it is proba.
Bile that the sheriff will be called upon
to-day to preserve the peace. An at.
tempt to start the mines yesterday re.
suited in pitched battle, in which re-
volyers, stones and clubs played an ac-
tive part, but no one WAS seriously in-
jured. The non-union miners. however,
we're driven away. Eight strikers were
arrested for riot later in the day and
charges have been preferred against.
twenty more. The strikers are mostly
foreigners.
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VIII TAKE MonE MONEY.

a Hitch In the Settlement of Ell. Governor
Fosters Af'nlrS.
TIPFrN, O.. Dec. 2S.-A few weeks ago,
after Ex-Governor Charles Foster had
completed his negotiations to secure
the funds arrangements were made
with the creditors committee to settle
at 50 cents on the dollar, but since that
time ]. B. CromIey, assignee, says that
errors have been discovered in the work
Of the appraisers which upset the whole
arrangement and which will require
Mr. Foster to raise much larger sum
than he was led to believe would be re-
Quired.
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White,

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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. pa special to
the Republic from Paris, Texas, says:
Rosalie, a small town in Red river
county, was the scene OF double kill
ing yesterday. A desperate character
named Hamilton went there drunk and
armed with Winchester, He raised a
row with man named Bush, who had
the reputation of being quiet, peace
full man, and fired on him, shooting
him through the breast. As Bush was
falling he shot Hamilton through the
head. Both died instantly.
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A LESSON TO cnANks
In Holding DonjonJudEc Miller Expresses
some Timely Thoughts.

""'s"a'htAAN LAllAfI prChhth
some Timely Thoughts.
WASHINGTON. b. c., Dec. 2S.-Joseph
DoniOn was arraigned in the police
court to-day on the charge of sending
threatening letters to Vice President
Stevenson and Senator Mills. After
nearing the evidence of the vice presi.
dents clerk and of Charles Mills, son
and private secretary OF the senator,
aud the personal statement OF Donjou,
Judge Miller bound the prisoner over
% await the action OF the grand Jury,
fixing bail at $1,000.
In default OF bail Donjon was remand
I'd 10 prison. In holding the prisoner
the judge was particularly severe
against the class of cranks who are
threatening, assaulting and otherwise
harrassing public men. He said the
time had come to bring these people
whether anarchists, or socialists, or
general cranks-up with round turn,
either in Jail or at the rone's end.
Donjon's attorney, Lawyer Cuyviller,
has made application to Judge Cole, of
the district supreme court, for writ of
inquiry to determine whether or not
Donion is sane. A hearing on the APP
plication will take place in few days.
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CLIP 6 Coupons of different numbers
from first page Of the INTELLIGENT
ger and send or bring them with 10 cents
in coin to the Coupon Department of the
.INTELLIGENCER, and one portfolio, the part
designated by your coupons, containing I6
pictures IlxI3 inches in size,, with interest
ing and authentic descriptions, will be mailed
or delivered, No such opportunity can ever
again be offered.
Those desiring both of these superb works can cut out
both coupons on the first page and bring or send SIX of
each with 20 cents in coin and the parts for which your
coupons call will be mailed to your address,
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PRAGUE, Dec. 2s.-The Bohemian
diet opened to-day. The chief pro-
vincial marshal, in his address, pointed
out the necessity that parliament
should devote itself to economic affairs
and concluded with calling for three
cheers for the emperor, which was re-
snonded TO with great enthusiasm.
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CEurINJr, Dec 2S.-The Albauians
have cut of communication with Mon
'euegro, and it is stated that they are
making preparations for an organized
attack upon the principality. The gov
eminent has requested tho porte to
control his subjects, or, otherwise, it
will be hold responsible for whatever
happens.
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New BEDToGD, MASS, Dec. 2S.-rhe
obituary OF Warren Ladd, one Of the
best known citlzens of this city, and
father Of ex-Governor Ladd, OF Rhode
Island. was published to-day 20 tho ex-
tent OF column. 1t was 4 mistake and
Mr Laad had the privilege OF reading
ms own ohlLnnrv.
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SIGHTS AUDSCENBS OF THE WORLD

Consists of a magnificent collection of $50
Photographic views, I1X1} inches in size, of ia
nous places in all parts of the world. With each
view is a very interesting description, giving his
torca and other data, intended to convey a thor
ough understanding of the subject represented.
These Photographic views are bound in parts,
there being TWENTY parts altogether, each one
containing sixteen views The Worlds Fair
Art Portfolios are SIXTEEN in number, sixteen
photographs in each.
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New York, Dec. 2s.-Ex.Mayor Hugh
]. Grant, receiver OF the St. Nicholas
Bank, visited the institution to-day and
held consultations with the bank off
cials. lie will not take full charge until
next week when State Bank Examiner
Preston will hand over the banks affairs.
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new RECEIVERS.
As,,ed Tor by the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company
0sgES AND RoLST0N INCOMPETENT

To Manage Affairs, According TO the
Allegation orthe Compnny-A Stogy
of MIzmanaGemcnt set Forth .
cci,cr PLAT, OF the New York. and
New England Road, Says HAT it is
HopclcssIy Insolvent aud Must Do-
fault ON the January Interest.
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CARNEGIE AND UNEMPLOYED.


It's liberal Onor to the Plttsburgh NelIet
Committee.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 2S.-Audrew
Carnegie has written a letter from New
York to Robert Pitcairn, Of the citizens
relief committee OF this city, offering to
duplicate all contributions made by the
citizens OF Pittsburgh for the unem-
ployed to the amount Of IS, 900 for each
working day for two months. If the
highest possible figure is realized the
donation will amount to S25O,000.
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, Sixty SECONDS often makes great
difference. 4 sixty second remedy for
bronchitis, choking up Of the lungs
throat. etc. OF course is great bless
inc. Cubeb Cough Cure is such rem
edy and costs only % and 90 cents a
hottie, containing nearly as much IN
yalue as the dollar bottle OF other kinds.
Can be had OF Alex. I. Young, John
KI@ri. Wheeling, and Bowie & Co.,
bridgeport, Ohio.
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WITH many clergymen, public speak
ers, singers, and actors, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is the favorite remedy for
hoarseness and all affections Of the vocal
organs, throat, and lungs. Its anodyne
and expectorant effects are promptly
rnntiZnd
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Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart 5
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1916 and1als Drnrkosst., Wheeling, VIVA.

The Island cars and electric motors pass the
door Third annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER IS. 1895, continues thtriy-nthe
weeks, divided into four terms This school
offers d complete and thorough education 10
Practical English. Mathematics, English Classics
Latin and Modern Languages.
The school consists OF Primary, Grammar,
Academic aud College Preparatory departments.
The methods and course OF instruction Will
compare fRyOrably with the best seminRrieS In
the country.
Boys are received In the Primary aud first year
Grammar For circulars or interview, apply TO
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 Main st.
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BERLIN, Dec. 2S.-The empress OF Ger
many at noon to-day received the
United States ambassador, Hon, Theo-
dore Runyon, and Mrs. Runyon. The
audience is said to have been Of a most
cordial nature, the empress being es-
peciafiy gracious to Mrs. RuHyoR.
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HALIFAX, n. s., Dec. 2S.-Four minors
named Faulkner, Lois, Savage and
Turtle were drowned to-day in the
Symonds-Kuvo gold mine, ten miles
from Halifax. A blast broke the wall
Of the mine and let in the water.
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NESDoN, No., Dec, 2s.-Fisher Sub
Ie'', farmer who lives about mile
from this place, was called to his door
aud sho. by m unknown man yester-
gay The motive for the murder is un-
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New York, Dec. 2S.-Reports OF severe
weather on the ocean still continue to
come in. All vessels are arriving over
due and have many stories to tell OF the
high winds and rough seas.
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Gov. LOwolling's Tramp Circular Con
demned.

TOPEKA. KANs.. Dec. 2s.-The sherifTs
Of Kansas at their state meeting which
they say they attended as peace officers,
not as politicians, were unanimous in
condemning the governors tramp cir.
cular. The sherilis generally agree that
the governors letter to the police boards
ordering leinency hasgiven great license
to tramps and has increased hold ups
and robberies
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WHISPERS that are prematureiy gray
or i2ded should be colored TO prevent
me look OF age ami Buckingham's Dye
y yTeel5 oil others in eoloring brown or
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The Ohio River railroad will sell on
December %, "a, %, 80 aud 81, 1898
and January /, 1894, excursion tickets
between all points on it's line at one
fare for the round trip, with return
limit January ,, 1894
w. j. ROBINSON, G. P. A.
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lie wn, Lnnc and short.

LoSDoS, December 2S.-Broker Phil
lips dealer in American securities,
has failed. lie was long OF 1000 Louis
vile and $500 Atchison, and short
5tOOO Brighton stock. His failure
brought down Grant, n dealer in
Brighton.
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THE Texas COW boys take Simmons
Liver Regulator when bilious. L.
Pierce, Ranchero Grande, Texas.
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Think aud Act Quick.
Monday, January l, will be the last
day OF Houses Special Piano Sale.