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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
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AGENT, aud ,ANNASSERS, male or
female: % o. - daily profits sur eNp",
rIu,lyr territory gwen. tof Partl' .,ar' a
arc, 4 lUINAM Z Co, West "ih'tN'
Conn.
LADIES and GlNILtMIN Aa t'd /"
colic..t ana s.n IL old columbian r'''up'
w. pay q, hgh A. A.. i ,,, 80, IroI 10 Stamped
snN,lop. fnr lsutir0lar-. coin MblA, -,
Brou.nid--t.. H. - Il.
WANTED. Nqrnt- In Every church anu
parish for ''I.if" ~ Philips bi""N, , n"oS
81 The year. one lady ,"'i - '' Xxx ,n'L
hour: AGENTS alre ny ordering loo b ,1i,
ap..,-. JOHN HASTE ''N. - N"'"''"'
-. Boston, Mass.
AGENTS Wanted. a thoroughly reliable
ana cNp.ii"u,rl man - tihr chaIt" "l our
ranch oinr,. At Boston one calib" "i en-
uln,tng and drilling agents nn our "Dnc
Hundred ,,.m, of Art" given ~ premium
with uolry'- MAGAZINE. call Immediately.
EAETLli'r. with Goicy publishing Co..
II Park Row.
NGENI> WANILD for tn sale Of q
new Iairnt baby cradle amt clt'ids". Mp
pl, q T.. Ia. HELLER. - "a u.
AGENIS. World Fair adNru! sing ma
chine. 20 daily; et'ady worH visit st"f's
only STAMP. samples. h" ARG, Ear'n"
Wis
\ RFPEESENTATIVE from Mes'ts.
,rm.ir"no 4 .'n,. sporting gun miErr..
Nrwca, tlc.upon-T!n Enslanl, l. nov III
Nrw-Norh AMI d'~irous 81 rr'.Nl'H AZ
pliratinns Tor the agency r hi' ifu. Nd
dress, stating fun particulars. Bon Dot
Ball'ton spa. y. Y,
MEN WANTED on cattle steamer 10
London and Liverpool Ia wOlk Tor IRE"
passage. 80 Greenwich II.
S>IESNfTN We have the b'st offer
for active. reliable men mon" others wanted
Of any huu>, In the city salary or com
mission ION" Hundred teens OF Art given
-. T, nr.mium with ,,ndry'- Magazine.
HAKTT,EIT, with Golry Publishing Co..
II Park Row.
WANTED An American boy In a
wholesale house 10 make himself rrn.rhll'
useful wages. - a Mr'h' NMli T"
CO.. bon ~. Tribune Once.
WANTED Eoy To learn Nic drygoods
commission business; one rrsluing Win ms
parents preferred. Address T. w. bon
3,l3i. -..-..
WANTED.-An experienced man. fully
counrtnnt I'm ali rcspccts 10 take charge "f
wcli.cnuipprd factory FOR the mlnh''Inr'
Of hish;sind hiIycI"' 10, nrIi pei man"n:
situation with Al house. Address WIN
| full particular, ~ b. experience, qmhiinoa
| tions and salary asked. q. w. G., Tribune
| Office.
WANTED -AEr Yor \ CNriloLI.
Are YOU UNEMPLOYED WI y"H w W., '''
| SlS per week j. Il GAY. ." "th-aN' >
hcapo. H.
Females
| CUAMnFEMAIDS and Wal THESES
| wanted fnr city and county; hobI ana phi
| ,n,n family coy LSTON'S EmploNn cnt
| Necrcy. iG7 0th.a'c. formerly WIN j. W.
Carpchtc". --.
| SALESLNDY.-We want thr'e active
/ .ncrpctir l,dlr, TO secure orders for Zone
| Hundred Gems of Att given ~ premium
| with GOdoy's Magazine -lo per Wr,k guar
ant"cd AK for BARTLE1r with Cooley
| Publishing Co. OF Park Row.
| WOMEN wanted 10 do work at th"i
| homr, -t.adv employment anl iai pay
| Ia those having leisure hours ;.rhd
tanned en,clorc win references. ROY NJ
! MFG. CO.. $50 WaShingi"h'S' H""ton.
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IN RECEIVE TIE BESSENER MEDAL.

Rethlehem Penn, May ! SPECIALIZATION fr"~'
A.. oh,at endneer ~ the Bethlehem Iron Company
has received cable dispatch from London announcing
that the Iron and steel Institute Of Great Britain Has
awarded TO him the Bessemer gold medai. lh'He
medals are given by Sir Henry Bessemer. OF Ehgahu
the inventor Of the Bcssemer steel process every year
o.. d,stneushed services TO the iron and steel tiude'
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miscellaneous.

A-WE~TLOTOG;N- Detective and Law
Agency divorces speciality. -".nr1ti"iis, de,
r"rtiOus. Nlf" suVJ"It. dh'n'E"- I"',
Any ,,Is.. ufi,at, information furnished ,
ron.ul'atlnu fr,c ~ Na-,au--t
ACCOMPLISHED LADY IT. u~rtui COIN
uaniui. j. ungui-i aud musical -uWiiu'
nous. Nr.p.f Address "Hl''lliNl kff
TEINCf~" Tribune Branch once. 90
West l4th-~t
EAG AND TRUNK SPEC IAL.
SALE, To r'dGc" ltrse stock ol
,rrnk. haas t..krtis,no- dre-- suit ca~"-
cr,a, h,rr,ln- at CHARLES SCHWARTZ
Old -.tahll.hcd trunk hou-", - ith-aN',
between -th and Dth 81
ACCIDENT CASES. collections III
Vorrc- separations. nrn". ,h'hs'u "I
rlgn business passport. al laM u, rin,-v
rnn-uliatiop frc.. JAMES J. TIIofN Ltn o
,ouu-flur - Infk How.
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Buslncss Cbaules.

RESTAURANT Price. st3j: r'nt. SD;
Franklin fat- i5Gth-~i. and -th-aN".. To-
tween Polo Grourdo and Bridge. -,
hOu-csrrlr.r On pr'mi,c,, or J. H"id %
Am,to rdam-aN".
Man. u 10 -. able control : 200 rep
resent We ia Denver mu.t fnriI-h r'frr-
cnce- t. character and habt-, right mdh
viii md uIi~ rn NJ opportunity. Address
rfT'Nr MEDICINE. T.. .. Bon 2,;3'.
Ncw-YIk.
PARTNER WAN1JD.-A gentleman to
take charge 81 l"'dls ani r1rrr- poIdcnc" I
"a long, established. high-cla>, commits ion
business dealing with best people only :,
tho night man can secure half Interest at
, comparatively small OUTLAY. HANOVER
Tribune onic'.
TANKS. Far ale. I round galvanized
lfn tank. iris> faucets, IN good order :;
- T. 10 gallons capacity. ~ Fnlton.st..
lirOohyn.
WANTED. To buy weekly newspaper
ard job Office within an hour di-tlnr"
81 Ncw-Yn'k CITY Republican or Indrp"nd
rnt. Address BENJAMIN, Box IL Ttib
unc Office.
YDI' ~ or M.DDIE.AGED MAN win
~ 800 can have f"ol ~1lary ara mon"y So
cured. Addr-- Ilt.>PONNiBiF. Tribune
once
- 900 LOAN WANTED. go days: Two
high.fatrG names large discount Nd
dr">- Pos Al. 81 Church->t
$1,000 SPECIAL CNrIrAL.-IOo per
| cent proG. ample security. Address Fl
NANCE. 81 thuich->t.
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UorN UnnIeo.
NeiN

A POSITION Matt'c by a grnt"lm,n n
rco<Ar~ rIcr. cashi - -" any ~ .ponsifl' psi
-. 49, ~ Yeats In 4 previous position
81 ~ FENCES aud security II required. Al
5r'.s To. H. Tribune oHirc.
PRACTICAL MAN d'sircs a position
NJ far .ran or salesman IN Wallpaper or
Sccofatinc FIRM: years OF experience ~
,cfcrcnccs. Address q. ~, Box 2oJ
Woodhsyen. l.. l.
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OUTGOING STEAii Frs.
Vessel

Weasel r,,c For. Mails Cos. Vessel Sllls.
Ae,v q Tioyd P,ercn......... 6 80 4 u 9 90 a III
Cherokee C.yde. On ri ston . 90 u!
Cry OF Auclsta ocean savannah. .,v.... :0n m
'althIan, " Y. Trinidad, ITindsd. W y III d w III
WEDNESDAY. MAY 3.
Roloc,,a,l pod star. AnfwerD...... 30 m : 30 a
CIV Wa"bincton ny \ Cuba Havana | 200 3 90 NJ
M,iorv 90 y
Hammock Ny & Porto Rico Porto Rico ~ m W y III
Ieut0nic Waite star, INcIool ..-- "'oo u III ooo III
THURSDAY, NAY T.
CITY Of p.rri,obar Ocean. annah.. 100
f. Ri.TarrK I,m. an. Southampton 90 m :0D a III
State California, Allan STATE 'ia'-O" NV y III
lrnitad, Quebec Bcfn'aa..-...... l'VV y N SUI y III
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900 ISLANDS, ,urnishca coz.
10 re,t for the season, furnlsnrn 10y
Odd choiccst location among thc Isl
on md near AlcXaniria Bay REM CIV ff ra,j
For partiemi.rs s%d pn 40 Waist.
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INCOMING SJEAW EHS.
TO-DAY.
for Sale.

AT REDUCED PKICES.-3OO second
hand wood and iron working mach Ines .
fully guaranteed machinery bought and eA'
chsnge.. GEORGE IL. EDDY. 33o Madi'
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rOAI HMAN.-By young married man ;
thoroughly competent: very best Of refer
enccS from pieseDt employers. j. X, 3s2
Waevrly.ave.. brooklyn.
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Real Csints Wanteo.

wANrED.-To purchase or rcn, s s',a''
country place suititle for Sr"' ,nlnnd high
mcr home location must =, cas-. mace access BY
p GROUND near nor,b iron from city; distance Y
railroad nH,an fulI description. lowest
hours mice r. K, Ia West .sth.st'. N l.
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THURSDAY, MAY 4

H.srer. Gibraltar. April 1o.....~..... Anchor
Ma,:a Han burg April H.. Hamb-Amcr
San N,rco. ~ Colon. April %. umb'an
| SeIya .. Liverpool. Api 21..-.""..... CunarI
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COACHMAN and GARDEN fR.-Slngle (;
thoroughly understands vegetables and
how'r,: strictly temperate: not afraid Of
work satisfactory references. W., Tribune
Office.
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COACHMAN.-By a young man OF good
address iirst.class experienced rider: care
!ul city driver IL year, best OF city ref
crence. KOCH. 100 West S31-st.
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Among those who have received Bessemcr ne eui
Abram 5. Hewitt o. New crk. ana uic i''e
Alexander Lyman Holly. 0. New'l orA'
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fIo,s 90 frt, uutnrnisheo

,,,. srn'A a~Snr;cni, facing rsTt. s1S 70
LOO SAMUEL NIXON. 90 hroau"",.
-aeVH.sT. 2o0 wEST:-Lisht rs s1r' 31r
~, W., a,oriments Rnc river view 'oo' 'or
no s,mnScr: only so. Jnni'of.
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EXPENDITURES.
MORE SUCCESSFUL ARMOR TESTS.

Totals 1892 80 $50 5000 652, jo7
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CONNECTING rooms; baths excellent
Snsrd hest references. 80 East O1Q.st.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
hlNIATIEE ALMANAC.

sunrse 4:57Set G:57Moon rises 90 mMoohS aP' I'D
uIGu WATER TODAY.
M-Sandv Hook 80 GOV Island DIG Hell CAT" ~ ",
p W-S,ndy Hook SO Island 20 Hell Gate II 10
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Dressmdkinq.

>
A.-A.-DEEs>MA MAKER. elegant cutter
and rttcr, ~ a day or at home perfect NJ
guaranteed Hr.o 'iin nc o, Wills vi1 "oa ", aud
bal gown, a speciality. A. East l0th.st..
near rro'GWny
ARTISTIC DEIsSMAKiNG. Unique
designs evening dresses -leciilty hotel
ar- e efGr, 9o' s a sl "sf,e opposite
stewart Building.
DKESSMAKING.--All the latest Partisan
f,.Linn. made ~ short nOticc. Madame
WILSON. i3t w.t. 2oth-'t.
nI,LSSMAkf.'; Wi,hc, i lew customers
by thr day. 1860 East 25th-st.. bell =.
pHESsMAKEE vi,h,, customers at
bon,r. laaic,' and chidr"n's costumes. D.,
az Eat ljth-.i.
D.FSSMAKER want, few more cus.
toners =. home; suit~ lror 80 IN. II.
FOX. 3l2 West soth-St. near Riverside
Drive.
DKfSsMAkEt.-rreneh; good cutter
and nttcr: wi,hc. customers by the day.
! - go address MI. H. 3Ai West "a.
ngFSSMAK would like few more
customers: 4, nrst-class litter. 20
West 37th--t
TXPEEiENCED DEE-sMAKEH vi h.,
, low more customers ~ home or out by
the day eo,1 H'uI -. NY lpI : sN>trii p
,,., ms ien. onlbir. DRESSM Ak En-. 33i Fast
JDth.-,,
LADIES TAiLoKiNd..Ladies' own
n'l,.. and c.prs cl01ks. ali kinds Altered
and ru"dcled GEEiG. 1871 West 22d.st
-u\pNME HALSALLE makes costumes
To- ~ md feroNat's equal 10 new Only
ilr,i'ci,s, work dfiNcic'i s0' Wet
lJth-s'.
SEAL GARMENTS and fur, Of all kinds
repaired IagsS . T%Srd s atrned ana d re-
GptIG isI West ood-st
SJyII-U millinery executed at residences
or at home. "i'S' - West lo'h'st'
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ESTABLISHED 1884.

GIAGES. Fashion hBLE STYLES. FOI,
Town AND COUNTRY; WHEELS ANp
WN ,nf IN PAKT OF 99u9 vEHICL,E,sS
~ MBEK or SECOND HAND BY
BEST MAKERS
FACTORY AND wAREROOMS o.:
BROAD STREET STATION OF THE d.
T. AND ". Il. ". 30 MINUTES FROM
NEW.YoRk. BARCLAY OR CHRIS.
TOPPER STREET FERRY
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SHIPPING Ne us.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK-MoNDAY. NAY l. 1893


ARRIVED.
with %%r M'S pns n Co. L0n hvc Ap at ne
mase and I s1Hy to ii Maitland KcrSc7 Arrived
at the Bar at go a. ,, M v.cc Shield. Anru : Vi,
ch.,aRa = '' %n md" to fanch, dye Co. Arrived
a",a . ausr Hamburg April 10 H E,'yrS
u.s. WIN md,c AMI PASSENGERS to oofu'' "r'i''u
70 Steamer wEc%9r @ SeHaI@ # H. TS sr 3, Ap 80
S%amcr Madiana ur, rasr Barbados 5; April dg H.
i MSs~ii S a. & Ep. = GTS2 vtS s1S1r
steamer Aa ir AZ 'pT waEer Kingston April %, win
mdc ana @.S ierH to Pm, For1ood-: tc. Arrived
at nc ra a. 40 , M M.ron,a. A o. Havana
- WIGHT %.n md sg% ana a " Jas Ward Co.
r Si az h naT at '$ a. Harun April o. with sugar
to rcrSn. & Wish Vessel IL Winchester CO. Ar
F' St amt the j n1 s 2 No hrurs cear days With
| steamer Bancs Nor, Kcdinc. 'ibar day. with
fruit oad PASSENGER to IL Dunos and Co. Arrived al
win %% e G"sr1iG Soo't co. ''% &te 4' at
Steamer ii Monte Parker. Neworcans ApFil 90
STEAMER Ic1i lana, Gaccr New.oreans April 26 with
Slea%cr SacreSsS ja.hayic An e c and
| Charleston -. with md'r aud passengers 10 ''"'
steamer city Of Augusta. Dsrie,; Savannah April
IS with lndso and pas.clgers To X j. Wmker; With
steamer wyaaok. ra Noiloh 'na ie,.hn Wa WIN
sandy Hook. Nav Wind cot. moderate breeze
'", City Island 80 p m-wini .trong, NE cloudy
| CLEARED 49,,
S,.omor San ,;i,rgi. niaII ,,anclo, Barcelona tina
! Come phelph Etn. 4 90. 49, . 49,,
steamer ianta simmons PhiIaiclphia-wm ciyd'
Stt,,,cr S,r, nor, j,fnann. Easacoa-Mones & TO
>f,,mcr Airr t;etl Chri-toncr-, Bremen VIA South
| ampt u-o'lIch> \ 90. , Dor t,,,.h
| ,P"k 5nl't' lN''' I'""-o''
Snp R",ola n,n. Lcckhart. Angler Java ae-J +
STEAMER nanc. Non kcdlnr. Gr'ra. cuba II Dumi'
& e" ~, .u,-a cr,,- Nones
steamer Jamaica tNoii' h""'f "'"'''' '''
snip western Monarch r;o. Thomas p'oi"' if''''''
| Baihcr s Go. . , ,t,,a,, roonb. ,rolv
rex owe Ihuilo"' '"'''F' nav
steamer Nouafic tir 'liI"'' I"NIPv''-" ~
| KT.ey. - ~ ,,,,. v,,,,,,i.own
! II C,ar~ { co
Haik Caroline (Nor, S'oofi>"n' ''p'hna''h UNI"
| THre A. Co. , .
| Henry W l. atriy Go.
~t,,ir.r Blush Amcrira fEr' steele, Math|a' Nu''
& Jincni- $50. .,,., ,ric,
! Norton N"l ,.,.... MD. town Ear-
l.tik l'onnF hn'n l''i-'''' h'''- ''"' "
! Mticl'ton TO- ..,rrn
steamer franr.c' ,H, ig IT," S'' ',,''-, a a''i "a,
haIc'lona "'I "'"''i lev Illus ''''-' Dane '''
NOTICE TO u,ElNTRs
u,,il...itf ti.b,,.-.l
VIII. f. ,.r,n trn, ~, - Mann, Nav lsa3 Iicht
So nov nGod 90 M ,o9h I So95 Of ,n i1 s,.,
g. miles sw Nv q Noa'goy Ie9t i;sfo ~, IT,
chI't,', W. m, ~, m ctr,,,,,i.tir. - light or
ana ana rI rIf i.ht.y..,, y, - Eclcf Iirht.
,"S ~ h, ,,o 49, -,too,,r r,pcod vim n nd
N,-l 20 he l", d,, NAH A. .,rh n,sfse1d
hull "a l'ie,G OF ''" rl H. r,,cl on her
s,a,,,, ,,hs" H.. r.rair- have ben CONNECTED which
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Board ano Rooms.

CONNECTING rooms; baths excellent
mani best references. 80 East O2d.st.
6TH-AVF. 5j7. near 4Cth s,.-first-
class
6JU.AVE., 4G7.-Elegantly furnished
SecOnd floor. private bath, private tab'. :
also single rooms; unexceiiei cuisine.
10 EAST 33D.ST.. NEAR WALDORF
Elegantly furnished suites also square
rooms ali with private bath, private
tables unexcclled cuisine and attendance
tahic hoard references.
,rTHsT., o0s EAST. near Stuyvesant
.nrs,e IDesirobIe rooms. with board ;
american family; references.
901ll.sT., 1877 wEsT.-Eufni,h,.ed lsrg"
md small rooms with board table bo'iu
terms moderate. --------..--
40 WEST 26rH ST. Millers Hotei-
60 and single rooms. with hfs|ciaHs
hoard permanent or transient.
67THsT., 1913 wEsT.niian no,Ien,cS , anc
IVES IVES or single gentlemen; fe'ciehee' Ca
. SkAnged.
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nprBes au0 Varrlaqsr.


FLANDRAU s. co.
-tLANDRAU & Co..
-FLAN DRAU & Co
Downtown, Uptown,
So AND u BROADWAY
ukOOME.>T AMP 5lSr.SI
NICTORfAS,
CABkIOLEfS.
NIS.A.NIS,
Spl DElsS.
DOS-A. DOS,
WAGONE TES.
i,KOCGuAMS,
DEMI.COH( HES,
LANDAUS,
RUCKAWXYS.
pHAETONS.
tAkio.
RuNABOUTS.
TKIifLEX s. RRlEs.
BUCkBOAKDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
QUALITY OF HE BEST,
IN ALL SIZES AND WElG HIS,
AND TT2L0 r l or rA diII y; AND
VEHICLES is 1iE. WORLD.
CRlTIGAL INSrECTIoN SOLICITED.
COM PLETE STOCK ABOVE STYLES
SECoND.IiAND At LOW PRICES.
A.-BABCOCK II. II. CO.,
400, 40S. 40 aud 4l2 l;roome ST..
ESTABLISHED 1913. -,
, OF every description.
yICToErAN. 'NiiiIU COACHES
obRoUGHAMs, EoCK,AlWAYS;,
rW0 WIifELERS sTiDTE PMAITONs
LADIES DRIVING PHAETONS.
FoNr CARTS and miniature
a,c, dRArS r. er'nt EatIsty- ,,o,rp
| ATE, PRICES,
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U,tn Real gstate for Sale

AVENUE corner, near lOth-.t'' io N
story iron building might exchange oA4~
TEL NIXON, 60 Broadway
rop sAIE.-Factory sites Of 8, 10 and
90 ,o,s IN each PLOT in city Of Hoboken
and Jersey CITY. Oh line Of railroad. II. W.
WEIGHT. S. Newaik-st.. Hobohen.
THIRD.AvE.. NEAR 9eTH -sT; r. o.,
.oaoe e'N SAMIITL NIXON. 60 broadway.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

LARGE ROOM, comfortably and Gle
pantly furnished in residence, 40 West
20th->t.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS; mod IN
improvements convenient principal hotels.
clubs single rooms. ~ upward weekly. l.
East 29th-st
CHOICE APARTMENTS. -ingly or On
suitr. ucrman,nt gentlemen only private
dwelling. last 30th.st., reference.
IN pETVATE HOUSE. OPPOSITE Wind.
.or JIotei-Elcgnnt. newly furnished sunny
apartments. Apply jGs jth.avc.; references
required.
LARGE HANDSOME PhRLoK. for
doctor or dentist: other desirable rooms
20i Fast iOth.>t.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms for light
honsekrening, hot and cold water. folding
beds: al-o hall room for gentleman. 81
West 21th.st.
pANLoR AND BEDROOM GROUND
door nriyate hall: every convenience ,
block elevated. SNYDER. - Wet 1O5;h-st
I3TU-ST- i13 WE.sT Furnished lnfgc
hack nar.or also sunny front room; modern
imprJI enicn;e references exchanged.
s;TH.sT.. II3 WEST. near Eroadway.-
Handsomely furnished rooms t,l,Ieh.c,.
40 WEST ,STII.ST. fmpeFovol Resinu.
rint.-IIand- lonely furnished rooms. With
bt41.
;sru.ST-- 90 EAsr.-.ro bsehcorS
large front rooms. I'd and ith s'"ry hrst-
class house. with owner.
Ii,AAsT ggTHST-A lnrec room. fur.
nished running water: nice neiehDofhood;
private family; near ith'Ns'
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AMERICAN YOUTH, thorough French
scholar. wishes position. Address GOOD
DIFFERENCES, Tribune Branch Office, 20
Vet lith-st.
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$LW ARRANGEMENTS.
ss'E RsATs1E:ssa EfDVEq,.

Nr. Thomas Albert ,nfoI ms has sriendt
I'D the travelling public that he has mad,
acme new arrangements VII Oh will enable
him os5 tisiy ali those Who will honor anu
with rb If custom.
Aiea' furnished at all hours Of the day
Break .ast at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ. and Dinner
II 1 O'Clock p. VI.
Commodlous and w~elIfurnlshed rooms.
MODERATE PRICES.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-01

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Passaic City record., 1893-09-02
BACK VIEW OF THE HEAD.

The back view of the head of the
girl of the period is very picturesque.
To begin, on top there is posy OF
purple violets or bleeding hearts, with
green leaves and tendrils hanging
from the caves of a lace or straw hat j;
on one or both sides of the crown
is bonnet-pin, with a lovers knot OF
bird of victory for head.
Her back hair is coiled in lines OF
grace and ornamented with an amber
and wrought gold hair-pin. If she
happens to wear veil, little jewelled
or enamelled stick-pins hold it in
place. Then there is the futed mark
Of the crimping-iron all over the pret-
ty head, and occasionly breath Of
some faint sweet odor from the we'll
kept tresses. New York World.
Passaic City record., 1893-09-02
TARTARE SAUCE.

This sauce is especially seasonable
now with fried fish or any dainty fried
meat. It is an excellent sauce to serve
with broiled chicken. To make this
sauce as it is usually made by caterers,
mince shallot, or small onion, add II
capers also chopped fine, add also half
teaspoonful of mustard. Meanwhile
break the yolks of two eggs in bowl,
add slowly, drop by drop at first, o
cup Of pure olive oil, stirring the mix
ture all the time. It is best to have
the bowl set in cracked ice in summer.
When the sauce seems thick like a
mayonnaise or heavy custard add q
teaspoonful of very strong tarragon
vinegar, and then the other ingredi-
ents. A tiny cucumber pickle minced
fine is an improvement. Add also
pepper and salt. New York Tribune.
Passaic City record., 1893-09-02
i CROSS TO THE STOUT GIRL.

One great cross to the stout girl is
that she is debarred from wearing the
popular Eton suit, for this will certain
" not be becoming to her, but suit
which can be worn with shirt waists
ind looks quite as well as the regula-
tion Eton is tight fitting, and instead
of the loose Tapping fronts darts are
made and stiff ribbon belt is sewed
on at the waist and 'crosses over where
The front is left open and buttons or
hooks on the other side. The front is
left open and shows the shirt waists and
the cuffs Of the colored waist are
turned over and show on the outside.
Marrow hercules braid borders the re-
yers, and the skirt is trimmed with
graduating bands of it. These bands
arc placed close together and lessen
the broad effect which they generally
give. New York World.
Passaic City record., 1893-09-02
A KING's DREADFUL DEED.

Not long ago there was terrible ex-
element at the court of AMMAN. The
King, Thanh Tai, who is now fourteen
years old, was missing! Etiquette re-
| quires that the Annamese king shall
never leave the royal grounds. He is
a kingly prisoner. And that the king
should not only be absent from the
palace, but that no one should know
where he was, constituted an event of
such direful consequence that the
whole court was in dismay.
But the young potentate was not
hard to find. Though he was king,
he was boy and it is natural for q
boy, when he has some money In his
pocket, to want to go out and spend it.
That was exactly what the King of
AMMAN had done. Entirely alone, he
had started on shopping" expedi-
ton through the streets of Hue OF
course no one knew him, because he
had never shown his face in public.
He was simply boy, like any other
boy I; and this is exactly what he want
ed.
But he was treated with great re-
spect by the shopkeepers, because he
had plenty of money. Curiously
enough, the thing which seemed to at
tract him most was head-shearing
machine, or hair-clipper, and when
the frightened mobiles of the court dis
covered him at last, it was with this
singular implement in his possession.
No doubt he intended to amuse him
self by shearing the heads Of all his
dependents.
In fact, he had already begun an
attempt to experiment with it on the
heads of several small street boys, who
were proving rebellious subjects, when
the courtiers approached him, pros
trating themselves upon the ground.
and making alarmed outcries.
Thanh Tai was restored to the pal
ace, but the aged regents Of the king
dom at once sent in their resigna-
tions. They could no longer serve
monarch who had 30 disgraced him
self It was with the utmost difficulty
that NJ. de Lanessan, the French resi-
dent and real ruler Of the country,
could restore peace and order at the
court
The king no longer goes ont shop
ping, but he retains his hair-clipper IS
souvenir Of happy day Of freedom
with the street boys. II Youths Con
pAnion.