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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
SHIPMENTS OVER THE CANADA LINE.
REPORT TO BE SENT TO CONGRESS ABOUT TIKI
CONSULAR SEAL TRAFFIC

-iisi -ii--Ni y Wv In LIE OtNaDA LINZ.
REPORT TO BE SENT TO CONGRESS ABOUT THE
CONSULAR SEAL TRAFFIC.
Washington, Jan. 4-Sccrctary Foster will send to the
President tomorrow report the shipment Of goods
over Canadian transportation lines to and from the
United States, directed by House resolution ut the
last session. The consularscal- traffic I, also dis
cuSScd In the report 1t Is understood that the In
vestgation shows that the consuar-seN business is
rapidly growing in bulk and value. President IIar-
ron. 1t is said will report the facts to the House. and
having done this leave TO Congress the duty cang
existing regulations. Although he has decided views
upon this subject, and the law gives the Executive
authority TO impose regulations OF amend the old
ones, the President has lad intention VI doing
than to call the attention of Congress 10 the condition
OF affairs. lie the more inclined TO this cause, #
Is said, by the fact that the Canadian Pacific Railroad
and It's connecting steamship line from Victoria 10 san
Francisco secured It's present privileges in regard to
nitcd States business by proclamation issued by Presi
dent Cleveland.
secretary Foster has given the subject much study
and thinks would not he wise to interfere with
the conSarseal traffic originating In the United States
and destined points In the United States. Traffic
originating outside this country ann destined 10 points
within II might we'll he subjected 70 examination Mt
the border. The quadruplicatc invoices required by
the Treasury regulations announced In July, 1891
have 50 the agents report. absolutely stopped oil
smuggling. that the revenues OF the Government
suffer nothing from the conSularseal system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
PREPARING FOR CLEvELAND's INAUGURATION

Washington, Jan. 4.-Undcr the terms Of JOINT
resolution introduced by Senator German. and passed
BY the Senate this afternoon the Secretary OF war
WAS instructed 10 permit the Of such streets ana
reservations In Washington might be necessary FOR
the use Of the committee having In charge thc
ceremonies attending the Inauguration Of the next
President OF the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
STATE DEPARTMENT DOCUMENTS.

Washington. Jan. AIR. Cultivate. OF ONO 10
DAY introduced In the House resolution directing
the Committee on the Library to inquire Into the
use and control Of certain documents In The stare
Department preamble TO the resolution states TIA"
1t has been repeatedly charged In the daily papers
that the valuable collection OF historical manuscripts
IN the state Department have been held by SUD
ordnates in the Department subject to orders OF
certain favored writer's while Others have been
nersistentIv prevented from obtaining copies. The
Committee is requested TO inquire into all facts In
he matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Males.

COACHMAS WANTED.-Must have
good city reference that he Is sober
city d liver; N ddlc-aged nan preferred.
Apply a, - West 57th-st., after II o'clock
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FURNISHED Rooms.

49,
DESIRABLE newly furnished rooms
parlor dinlns room. private ta.ls. refer
cnccs. 80 Wcso I9th->t.
INGTON-AVE., 1924. near Grand
Central Drpot.--Furnish.d room. every COLI
Nenicnce references.
IMPEHOYAL RESTAURANT. 10 West
csth- Handsomely furnished rooms, with
bath.
TWO large square rooms. nicely furnished
and In god locality; heat. gas and bath /:
private house: cheap rent 20 reliable purity (;
WIN let separately. 33l East l2ith-st.
18TH ST. 20 WE-T-A few choice
rooms. newly furnished superior appoint.
mcnts: select location transicnts accom-
mdat'd exceptional references.
o4TIT-Sr Il WEST.-L3rge rooms.
newly furnished heated and cold water,
sui;al L. Tor bachelor apartments.
5STT-ST Gj EAST.-To bachelors
large ond.stOry room. ir,t-class house.
with owner.
60 WEST 3Sl If.ST.-Llr:c handsomely
furnished rooms for gent cmrn reference.
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HOW BACTERIA rNFB,T EANK NOTES.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Rcprcsenlntivc puihwaii~.
Of Ohio has taken up and. In View Of the danger 81
cholera invasion. Will press vigorously at this SEES
don Of Congress a proposition for the frequen: ~
change Of sollei paper money FOR notes. An In
vosugation made at his suggestion has shown that
old grccnbacks and bank notes contain the germs Of
disease to unusual degree. and tina; there IL rra
son for apprehension OF them as n producer OF dis
ease Ia view OF the necessity for tn. utmost pre-
cautions against the spread OF cholera In this coun
try next summer, Mr. Outhwalt~ has Introduced a
lii directing the secretary Of the Treasury to mhke
the necessary regulation, 10 secure the speedy and
frequent redemption OF all United states paper cur
rencv and all National bank notes which have bc
come soiled, impure, unclean otherwise UNIT 70:
use.
Dr. J. C. Graham. bacterioogst OF Startling Medical
College was asked make an investigation. and his
rs full Of bacteria said TO d. Of meat
Dr. Graham writes that he made an examination OF
eight bills 81 bill Of the series OF 1875 showed
three kinds of bacteria, one OF series OF 1850 TWO
unis; two - bills Of the same series one badtenum
onch and another 81 bill series OF 1855. two kinds
The bills were all much worn and dirty. The culture
made of the notes showrd that on each OF them were
number Of bacteria colonies which might some day
under some Circumstances, develop energy enough 10
infect the human system For instance. the doctor
report shows that one Of the bills hal thirteen col.
onlcs Of two kinds Of bacteria. The doctor says
that IL yet remains 10 determine the nature OF ia"
various microbes TO ascertain II they bc Inthog"nlc
germs capable Of producing disease. The work VIII
require considerable tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
SENATOR ALLISON MAY RESIGN FROM TIE COM
MISSION.

Washington. JAN 1.-Whcn asked this morning II II
true that he intended resign rs a member 81
the Intcrnational Monetary Conference when Mr. Iai
rson's Admins ration eud>, Senator Allison neither
denied nor confirmed the Iumor. llH simply aid ::
Il may: but that il not worrying now l GER
taInly Will not 90 1t now. anI whether Shall when
r CLEVELAND takes his I, matter that The future
can take care Of The Washington Pos" says
that senator Allison said yesterday h. would certainly
tender t. Mr.. Cleveland III. resi- guation member
OF The commission and he intlmacd that his colleagues
would do the thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
FURNISHED Apartments manieO

WANTED. - Apartment. steam heated
Two bedrooms. pIror and bath c1fc at
I, -h.d coni 10 sl.tv reference, rqulr,i.
MODERN Box {. Tribune Uptown Onicc.
I.f- Broaiws..
WANTED.--A small furnished fiat loT on
or two months FOR small family without
children, lctwe"n l5th ana seth SIS. and
eth aud Madison ayes. Address +. II. c..
Tribune once
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shall be unlawful for any body OF men numbering ten
or more any OF whom subject to enrolment
part OF the militia Of any State 70 assemble drill
bear arms a military organization, unless they
called forth by come civil military officer lawfully
authorized TO make such call II shall bc the duty OF
the President TO dpcrse any such organization. and
every person serving member shall be subisct
a fine not exceeding ~ 900 or imprisonment not eX
ceeding one year, or both.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
gounIrr firnI estate for Gals

ADlNtT FDH MO-.IGLAIk. --i;csiaence
pro- critics for a. Anl - 81. Large ,s.!cty
u choice building sites. r. BbS ( lay
I0E. iterkrAn-.t. md infrlrlr
ON ALBANY TTHNPIhI fnnr Hudson
View. Scart1ro. nrn. lr,lngtor. f"-i,rnr
o.. ar ~sie s.5 COO All Is ! DIV. T..
HAMILTON 4 co. 81 Brosdway. y. Y.
PROPERTY m the Oranges y j. 20
sp~ill,i1. some bargains Tor saie. j.. i
hamilton { GO % HfnidWly y. Y.
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Citn Real Gsiair 90 te!.

RIVEHDALE.ON.UUD SoN. NEW:
YORK CITY.-Oue @: tn best appointed
and most Attractive ~ the smaller places
at EiNcri L. for sale 20 133 COZ. or !" Irht
reasonably tunfumi shc1 t. Slil'i1' tory
tenant. S.fu.iioi surpassed; iiN'r
view: long street frontage. Azure,
PLYMOUTH. Tribune OAcc.
lir lOkiyp.
HT0OKLYN DWELLING TO ITANF.
Central loc1ton: '4rN'yicrt - 1I "I'.
waited and other road. :, Br.dg" and
0.fft..-. Liit Do, nvu.r iov a hurs' II 70
81 rooms an convenience. nn' improve
mctis rarior and hali mirrors arg CO., '-i
lark .fair. -.ra'atc i1.rdsf. f''if '. '''
frnr, and .id,' snifIn-.-. largo ytri.. i't
4fNlc0. rent a-on. AiGON NAN. ONn':.
- u o1dwav -. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
rJIIITON WILL lie CHIEF CLERK.

Washington, Jan 1.-The secretary Of State has ap-
,,ntcd Robert - Chiffon chief clerk OF the state De
norrne,t vic. Sevcllon a. Brown, Resigned ana ne
will assume charge Of the ONCE Oh Mohday neat
Mr. Chiffon Is now private secretary TO M rt
Weston lie resigned "A petition In the state Depart
ment 10 tec0mc Mr.. MOrtOn's secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
MR. SHERMAN CLEARS THE AIR WITH a SPEECH

Washington, Jan. 4 (specinl)-The most successful
and effective speech yet made In the debate on the
Anti Opton bill came this afternoon from senator
sherman II was only ten or fifteen minutes In
length but II cleared the atmosphere greatly son
ator sherman announced briefly that he sympahzed
with the objects OF the pending measure ana believed
that the farmers were properly entitled TO Ill the
protection Ihat could be given them from the DC
moralking effects Of gambling In grain ana cotton
lie hoped that the Washburn bill would be treated rs
n serious piece Of legislation aud he brought promptly
10 n vote There Ind been too much useless delay
over Il and more time should not be wasted. This
onpca from Senator OF Mr.. Sherman's standing had
nm excellent effect and the Senate seemed disposed to
s,on sbllly shallying with the bill and TO come to n
IN on The amendments pending. Lack Of Il
nuorllm stopped progress however ana the bll went
over II may be finally disposed OF early next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
INVESTIGATING THE DISEASE AT LITTLE ROCK.

INVESTIGATING THE DISEASE AT LITTLE ROCk'
Washington. Jan. 4.-SurgcOn General Wyman has
not yet received report from surgeon Geddings' NJ
Little Rock, the result Of his examination OF the
alleged cholera bacteria among the convlcts there,
and Il Is not likely TINT such report will BE- received
for a day two, the Investigation VIII consume
about two days. Adviccs have been received ut the
Marine Hospital here That there about sixty eases
and sixteen deaths, all In the pcniicninIy. which Is
thoroughly isolntcd
A rigid search Is being made BY Dr. Greetings 10
find the ears In which the cOnvlcts cncamped NJ
Helena when found they will be disinfecicd. ~ Il
nr.cautIon Dr. Williams Of the Marine Hospital
service. has been detailed for duty at Helena.
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flats 60 Get, tlufnrnisbco

ELEGANT. larr' AL sight oms cabinet
nnl.h. STAN heat 80 . 80. 40 Wcst
tfil-st.
LlnHI. MOD Hats Dec rlt,d !.
prtNa,e nails on Nd street. with c4ffanc"
T. Central PARK. f.S-i ''rtrai PARK West,
urar lObh-,t. : rooms snd hath. hot
water htatng; sij, sjJ Northeast corner
parA.aNc aud A.h-st ia'is aud bathrooms
h.stcd and rooms ana biil. go. go
In lOT o. lis lat 'Gtl-st.. rooms, 49,,
$50 sane 10 l30.l3b Fast "6th.,t-. all
heated cNira wiGr rooms 80. So IN los
Iast iith st steam. heated. rooms and
hath. ego s3:. FRANCIS j. St HNunG.
l71 tas; @6th-et.
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4 BILL AIMED AT THE PINKERToNs.

WASHINGTON JAN 4-senntor Chandler thinks that
ne las bit upon legitimate means for stopping further
operations by the nkerons and to-day lie Introduced
In the senate short bill with this end In view The
bin II enforced would also destroy the semi military
anarchist organizations. The bin provinces ,ha0 !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Gin Zeal estate for Sale

10 WE>T ODD 81 ONO ~ n" best 3
s.ory l-,vr.to., houses 90 the " - ~ilc !.
rc.r station. st,e't all blilt, pc1'r "
amino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

Washington. Jan. 1.-The House Committee has
yet done nothing with senator Chambers Immigration
BILL to-day he introduced another bill establishing
additional regulations concerning immigration to the
United states This latter bill is intended to supple
mcnt the former bill. II 1t should pass, hut may also
stand alone an effective piece Of restrictive ecsa
titn. The features OF the now measure are the des-
ienatlon Of four classes az excluded person. II
requirement for a declaration by every immigrant Of
his name, place Of departure, former residence and
other Information the Issue of certificates by United
States CoaSulS upon voluntary application Of imin
grants requirement OF more cubic Spac" for inHi-
grants aboard vessels and better ventilation. and.
lastly. naturalization clause. requiring sixty
days notice OF the application before the trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
CONFLICTING RUMORs ABOUT TIE SPANISH MIN
ISTER

Washington Jan. f.-Tle appointment OF a Spanish
Minister 10 succeed senior Dupuy De LONE at Wash
ngton is clouded In some mystery. Madrid dispatches
state that the Queen has signed the commission Of
th. Duke Of Almodoynr Del Vale. Yesterday the
stnte Department received information by cable from
the United states Legation at Madrid that senior
Muruaga had been appoined Minister to the United
states which IS the only Information received Al
fine Spanish Legation here light he thrown
upon the situation, In the absence Of official nforma
ton which will probably only come with the arrival
of the new Minister bimstl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
IT Is SAID THAT VIZ. CARLISLE WILL ACCEPT

TT Is SN1D TTNT VIZ. TNkLINLF VIII ~ III.
Washington. jan 4.-Thcre J. general belief among
the members of the Kentucky delegation shat Mr.
Carlisle las been chOs los Mr. cleveland crctary
81 the Trca ry This belief 1, based uqVu positive
statements, that have been made prominent leader
Of the Democratic party. aud man who stands close
10 Mr.. Carlisle said th.s morning that Mr.. Carlisle
would asked p the plar. lie also intlmat,d
that he had the Assurance ~ tlc senator himself ihn
he had decided 10 accept the offer made bJ the Fre>
eli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
miscellaneous.

WANTED MACHINERY 10 build. by the
day or contract estimates mad eNpe /
cneed ard rg1esgSa p Ms nroadw r" Room en-
s. opposite Postonice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
BOARD Wanteo.

4 FAMILY = four adults desire board
IN pfivst- family Wet Side. above Goth
II. second floor: three rooms. references.
etc. Adir'ss. with particulars. GRANT.
IoN I. TrIbune Olhce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
AMOUNT IN CIRCULATION.
sl,GIO, Gs3 ga 81 ,5eS. 7Sl ,721

last month there was a net decrease OF %l,o27,o0-
In the Treasury money and bullion fund; gold CON
holdings decreased sIO053. 306, and subsidiary silver
sSss70o while the Treasury holdings Of United states
no,es Increased g. $50 337. silver Treasury notes
E5Gs13 standard silver dollars $4,000, National
bank notes S214,573. gold bullion Sl,1l1,l42 ana
silver bullion 1874. O61.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Grrsa making.

- H a 10
ARTISTIC DHt>sMAKlNG. unique
designs. evening dresses a ,D"ciaity hotel
order. at snort notice. and moIciate ehafgrs
Mr. NcELiiOI. 81 East 9th-st.. opposite
Stewart's Building.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING. - Perfect
fitting costumes; hand-om" dress 10. ri2.
NINE. OWEN. 262 West 23d.st
A-A-DRESSMA elegant cuttr
and ma r. t3 daY. or ut home perfect III
guaranteed velvet. 81. OF cloth suits mad"
IN one week Ia, $40 fancy wolts, coat, ana
,rll gowns a specially. II East loth-st.
near Broadway
DRESSMAKER or MAID.-By dr.ss-
maker who IL on rNo il'nt htt r ana fas,
sewer wishes a place In private family; or
~ lady's maid be~, city references. \.
VI f.. lOi West 37tLst.
DREssMAKER.-Ey nrst-cla,- ladies',
tailor; wishc. a few more customers good
references. 3lG Fast G0;h-st.
DKt.-sMAKEH want. Few more
custom,r, at hOnc suits from 80 up. ~.
FON. 3l2 West SOth-st., near Riverside
Dryc.
DRfSSMAKING.-Hy thorough. first
class cutter and inter " the finest Dr. -sc
I'm frst.claSs families; terms. ~ per day
highest reference. Addrcss ID, Pa Sti-1Ne.
DREsSMAKER.-Ey nrst-cass dress.
maker To % out by The day good city
? Ter nee. Mr.. T.. DONOllCE. S57 9th
uNf, = HlChb~ "P'
DKF.SSMAKER desires few more custl-
mcrs at home or by the day cutting ana
lifting "a speedily. Nine. DENTON, pa
West 3.d-st
FRENCH DREN~MAkEH perfect litter
and styie. wants work at b0nt: perfect
nttlng lining. patterns. 80 cents. Nine.
hJETiE. 1910 West 33dst.
LADIES' TAIL ORING. L1dlcs' own
materials mad" up mt jackets. coats. ulstei
and cancs cooks all kinds altered and
rrnodclicd GREIG. 1871 West 22d-st.
NINE. DELARGY. ladies tallo-: gowns.
coats riding habits. reception toilets &c:
garments thoroughly taii0r.mld' formerly
with Nine. Connolly and Redfcrn. LOS
broadway.
SEAL GARMENTS redycd, altered or
renairrd Ms. DARK Err. ll0 Wo,t 3oth-
-: II years with George smith. Regent
T.. London, and Gunthcr's. Jtha'e.
SEAL GARMENTS repaired. rcdyed.
altered and rcmodrllcd 10 new shapes
Climates givCr ~ n day; nrst-class work.
GI,EIG i3l Wet 22d.st.
THOROUGH DRESSMAKER desire, en-:
cagcms nj Nv day ~ week IN - cut OF
Tho city: higher references. Address Miss
X Tribune vTtown once. l2i2 Broadway.
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MR.. HARTER's SILVER RESOLUTION.

:. Washington Jan. 4.-Reprcsentative Michael u.
aner, OF Ohio objects to the suspension OF the silver
purchase resolution introduced in the Senate by MI
-'rherSon. Of New-Jerscy. the ground that IL
e@ TO TIE Secretary OF the Treasury greater control
'ei ue subject than Congress ought to place In the
ssnos OF any officer OF the Government lie offered
:, ne House to-day n substitute In the nature OF
muse Joint resolution providing that all further
.1'onases OF silver bullion by the United States OF
""enca shall cease and that they shall not he re-
.."ea until an international agreement skall be
sNeoeo' which shall at least include Great Britain,
eI"any, France and the United States OF America
Slv" 1fh agreement shall fix the valuation at which
81, bullion will thereafter be received for coinage,
ns,ot Unit as to quantity, AT the mints OF all the
ntnf. " "'e p'""eS W s"u ''''''"""o'"'' "s
AZ APPEAIsE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD LAND.
washington. Jan. 4.-In accordance with act
~, Snsrrss, Secretary Tracy has appointed com
e"v" u arpraise tie value OF that part Of the
'H"h Navy Yard TO BE- sold 10 the city OF Brooklyn
market purposes. The commission consists of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
Go Get for Dnsincssp purposes

90 PARK PLACE, facing elevated "a.
tiol. elegant store basement ard cellar;
s:ilt'hIc Tor any business. PLASS "a
Broadway.
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TO ATTEND MINISTER PRICES FUNERAL.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Asslstant Secretary Gnnnel
Of the state Department has been designated 10 rrp:'
sent the Government at the funeral Of Mr.. PRICE, III
Minister from Hay. which VIII take place III broo"y'
ID morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
k3orses ano CARRIAGES


FLANDRAU & co.
---FLANDRAU & Co.
Downtown, Uptown,
372, 4 AND q BROADWAY
bkUONE-Sf. AND jlST-ST.
BRoUGHAMS. straight font
BEOUGHAMS. extension 'front.'
DEMI-t CACHES.
LANDAUS, glass 'front.'.
LANDAUS, leather top.
OMNIBUS. ., 3 and i-hor-e.
kOCkAWAYS, pass.
E0CkAWAYS, pass.
vICTOIIAs.
EABRlOLETS.
yIS.A-vIS.
SPIDERS,
DOS.A-D0S,
WAGONETrES
PHAEIONS, pass
PHAEIONS, . pass.
kUNABoUTs.
DEPOT WAGONS.
TEIPLEX sURRIES
BUCKBOARDS.
sew IN DESIGN,
QUALITY OF THE BEST.
IN ALL SIZES AND WEIGHTS,
AND CoLoHs or PAINIING AND
THE LAkGESr STOCK OF EiTIsHED
A cRiTicAL iSsfEcTioN soLIciTED.
SECONDHAND At Low PRICES.
A GREAT BAR'iAGN.-Vcry handsome
bay family h.r.e. 10 hands; speedy. yollng
and sound coupe i.Ockaway. harness. &c.
comparatively new; also very handsome
faIiy sic IN. seat I no reasonable oher
refused. Racquet Cub Stables. 81 to 81
West 43d-st. near Jth-a'e.
FOR SAIL.
LARGE. sUPERB. ELEGANT.
First Irlyc 1t Madison square Garden
this fall Have taken more ir:- prizes
than any other animals OF same orced in
this county.
/ French coach stallion, Dansuer; -,
. French coach mares, from 1000 TO
1000 pounds each.
] French coach nlly.
] French coach colt.
VIII be sod at bargain at once.
IRA l.. OTIS,
Rochester. y. Y.
GENTLE HORSE for sale cheap:
UNITED STATES NOTION 90, 90
Grand-st.. brooklyn.
GREAT sACEIFICE.-SoId TOR thirl
va ue-t;entlcman having sold his hofs'
months: elegant Portland cutter harness,
saddle. bride md robes all near. ~ W
must sall AZ any oficr. n owner i gong
south. Inquire al Private static, 10 west
ATHEIST
SMALL SADDLE HORSE. wo'l Si1o.
buck olri aud harness I'll for 800; g'"a
worker. So two ~, 0. dsubl' hl'ncSs "a
pole 10 80 o"hcr atlhh. - li'"i ! Il
BROS. G1f O,ean.Lyo. Jc'"Y ~.
WANTED. so 600 GOO pcopi" 20 send
for Rirch's rarriaec md barnes cn,iloaus,
att prices don't pay, such eN'laNaEtnnt
prices Tor hams and rarra - '.hf-
lshcd 1862. Address J. II. BIRCH Bur
linRton, y. J.
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tjelp Wanteo.

AGENTS and CANvASSERS, male or
pcrience unnecessary no talking iequirtd
exclusive territory given. For particulars
sddtess 1. PUTNAM 4 CO.. West Winsted.
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05

4 WOMAN SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT REIpRTED'
w..h,nc,op JAM 4-scnator Warren from the
sc.ct commttco on women suffrage, today reported
TO the senate Joint resolution to amend the consul
tutIon by extending the right OF suffrage I'd "o"e"
senator Vance submitted a minority iepor~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-05
tl)ork UauIeo.

Males.
AN EXPERIENCED architectural
draughtsman desires position with an ar
chitcct. good contractor or manufacturing
conc, RI salary moderate. Address ~ L.
H., $50 CailtonaNe., Bioohlyh.
YOUNG MAN. wtl one years ~.
pcrlcnrc. desires po.ition w.tn prolcct oil
advancement In future; good references.
ADDRESS II. \. H., l9s West l2Jth.,t.
YOUNG MAN (FrcnchJ wishes sltua-
ZION I'm a factory 10 learn trad d9es not
sp ak Eng.i-h. Write 70 f.. MlGNON, IL
Grcenwich-aNc. "
ACCOUNTANT and Office manager VIII
change position II years experience III
corr-spolid,ncc. JudGing credits purchasing
sunplIes &c with two manufacturing
firfs. Address c. v. Box 5S' Coa1es'
vile. Penn.
A YOUNG MAN 81. desires position
Is willing t. d. almost anything .lI iur-
nish N best Of rife cncc'. II. PARKtS.
n. 2j3 Ilcnry-s. ---
A YOUNG NAN. 20. desires position In
oflce Of any business rapid. good PER man
and accurate A. figurv; excellent rIercnce.
EMILE J. CACHOu. 10 last lo2d-et.
A GENTLEMAN. 81. OF experience de-
sizes a position as accountint. cashier or
private secretary b"-t q rferen'c. I'D
dress 49,. Fox II. Tribute once.
AN ACTIVE. intelligent boy want a
~ sItlon Good pcnnan; understands Office
work or learn a trade. II. D., 80 Fulton-st.
Az ELDERLY MAN reeds employment
M moderate wages satisfactory references
aiven. Ad iress e. DUKRELL. No. SIS
Broome-st.
The herald., 1893-12-12

Colonel ]. B. Duke leaves for San
Francisco tomorrow on a business trip
and will be absent one month.