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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF FRENCH BATTALION.

The twenty fourth annual festival of the battalion
Of the Gardes Lafayette took place yesterday al
ternoon and evening at Lion Park, In the presence
OF "A large number OF the sons and daughters OF the
sunny land of France. The trcOor Of the Preach
Republic and the Stars and stripes We're everywhere
visible, while the bands played inspiring airs for the
American and the FrnChman. The GaTde paradcd
in the morning before going TO the park. During
the day Conterno's 14th Regiment band gave Il
concert and enlivcned the evenings entertainment
with varied selections. The usual games, in which
the French like indulge, feature Of the day
Emile Carton made successful balloon ascension al
$50 O'Clock. When the big sken sphere WAS released
gracefully into the air and hoaed away toward
the northwest a. Gross Is the clmmandaut of the
battalion, and these the names OF the Committee
of Arrangements; 7. Rogue, president; c. Dcfacqz
vice-president; j. COlman;. secretary; L. kuhlgcr,
assistant secretary J. Thicbau II a~uer, j. Mason.
vice-treasurcr; Y. Richly. director OF tn" ball A.
Bernard and \. Gale. assistants. ii. frcund director
Of the games press committee. +. Lang, &. DcaCqz
T. Fabre L. knaehcl q. Wanncr J. COu,y. g. Mu1isch.
l.. Mathern, J. Mcunier +. zimmerman, y. GUittarl,
J. Conan. f. >cins, Z. Conn, H. oval, J.. Willy
and Z. Reber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, o. so-TwENTY

S,Ie reyt wednesday, and the IL stake Lbo D's
..,;enersl' John Turner has all his camraiehef' !"
,r,ctice including the gray ALoc V. who hih'r
bcr nr.t start in the , :l6 rot n"st lh" "'
Dudley Ocott by Alert W; Happy Lads and B'lnl' VIZ
black stallion, owned by w. u. Dc herman W. L
sbuer the Minneapolis Icn.nan. ha, Mark Sirius "> VIZ
law stallion f. T. II. Crit" Davis. The leading trainer
and driver OF Blu Grass Country has thr b'""" '
rI,rrlctfa = III, by Acyonc who viii proi"hH ''"'
fayorite for ChlJr OAK Stake; Cr>to Vu''"' oo
fa,t racing mare "Criv' hopes ride IN front WIN
IN the yr.o all pace; katherine =. AMI 'hbe"'' y
Duioc.
C. BALDWIN the Ticondefoga hOrscman, has sC'V'''
GOOD one, the property Of W. f.. Sp.rf Of 'en' rams
Among them Del Mar, :lG'l. by Fcctonecr S1ppo
" Robert yrc(ccor Miss Mc(ircgor and BRYAN "''' l.
Del Mar a. q Toycar-old toted in 80. AM MS Always
been a consistent peforncr.
All the horses entered for the early contests heN'
week had more less stiff work. much In sl' IL
endurance They wcr' scored up ana down th' h'"'
stretch with an occasional mile In about 20, 'ht' NV
local trainers surprised but tho quality OF the N'
ing horses much superior to most of th'-' '"''''
ouartrcd At Fleetwood they thrive under an amount
NJ work that would break down any ordinary tro'i'r'
The negotiations with &. II. Nelson have fallen through
50 the Maine stallion Nelson will not trot an exhibition
mile on Labor Day a. advertised. The club have BE-
attraction VIII be secured for that day Even WITHOUT
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blew in from South three weeks and h. puts
i, himself a good Job 1 cane early, for my horses
were before they got used 10 the track
Mcgnnis has Linkwocd Patchcn. b. G.. by lakewood
Chief entered the . 20 pace Lnkwood Kate in the
80 trot Annie LinkwoOd aud Linkwood Chief How
well Mecinns shoppers become used the track IS
demonstrated BY the fact that Linkwoo1 Pa hen has
shown mile in 2:13i., aud Bob is sweet on hi,
chance for a portion OF the purse In the . 30 pace
Other well.known campaigners the track The
b. m. Angelina :l4i2, h. z. Azotr blk. m. Alclanirr.
H. Dexter Prince the unbcacn ~ cyeaf.of b. Hulc1.
:OsI and three ycar.od chestnut Ally by Albert W,
comprising stable Of the famous Californian trainer.
Orrin Hckok.
George Martin been at Flcev God or DAYS with
the following belonging +. T. Ocot OF this city: hlar
2:2i4 brown mare by Acantara, in the 80 clis- ;
Amelia Cnest1u- lilly 2:2I, by Albert w. in 20 pace
the brown ycaring colt Baxter. bv Lord Eldon In the
stake TO- that ace and tn brown Happy Bee,
215l j Phelps has j. +. Clrrks bay horse Linden, Icy
Madon Wilk~ in the reeor-all pace Thursday next
The Central NcwYork driver. John Cheney, has TWO,
and they are good oncs-CoIinnc PA bay male. by
Robert McGrcgor and the bay gcding jean Nacan eli
Cornne who is looking fine silk 8 in the Charter
il in the IA stake Labor Day De look, big and
strong, and when working yesterday showed hi old eso-
lutte Of going.
George starr who has been training several Newly TX
trottrs nj Tore Ifaute ha. the huk ~ hi .taic at
Fleetwood including Maggie r.. Aubile. Mis-. An.e,
Grace NAPOLEON and the stallion Ird =. Wlss-.
Maggie T.. f. in the = IL pace Aubne in Tho re two
Iui.c 20 stake. and Nj, Alice in the Cha'ics oak
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FIGHTING NTH RloTERSdN CHICAGO.
THEY RESIST THE POLICE sTURBoINLY. BUT
ARE FINALLY DISPERSED.

Chicago Aug. 26 (SpcciaD.-Thls city this after
noon had a taste OF the trouble New-YoTk has been
cxpcriencing during the last week with turbulent
g,thcrncs OF the unemployed. For several days
there nave been gatherings on the lake front around
the statue OF Columbus, where speeches, largely Of
IN Anarchstic character. have been made. There
have also on two or three days been professions OF
from 800 TO 500 men up Wabashavc. and Washing
tons aud Fast The City Hall, where they shouted
loudIy for work bread but no serious trouble has
resulted To-day however. after listcnig to speeches
made BY standing under the shadow Of
u black flag hung from tie Columbus statue a process
sion OF about 800 men was formed and proceeded
on the usual route.
At Clark and Washington SITS. United states
mail wagon on It's way TO railrod station tried 10
get through the line, but the men ugly and
fused TO allow II. Inspector Ross. of the police
force, came out from the City Hall and got the
wagon through. This cnraged the crowd. and without
any provocaton number OF them rushed at a buggy
wrch standing at the curb aud deliberately upset
81. throwing out the man who had been sitting In
1t. Inspector Ross. seeing that the men meant mis-
chief rushed In to arrest the leaders lie was almost
Immediately knocked scnseess with piece of paw
ing stone, cash three inches long being cut IN his
scalp. When the inspector went down the crowd
made rush for him and tried TO kick him. NUM-
Der az policemen rushed from the Central station to
rescue, and beat the men blck with their clubs
For few minutes a pitched battle waged around the
PROSTATE inspector, but the police were victorious In
the end, and drove the crowd back Then they
formed around him and beat their way through the
crowd to drug store.
Word at once sent TO all the stations near,
and In a few minutes police were on their way TO
the from every direction. In short I'M. sew
eral hundred were in and around the City Han. but
they were rs nothing compared To the crowd that had
CAT ncred. Thousands of men rushed from the ad
Joining buildings and the street blocked by
wildly excited men, that II was impossible for
policemen any else TO move for time. The
police went in quickly to work 10 disperse the gather
Ing, and before long the trouble was over. ono Of
the rngeadcrs. Joseph WanzOl, was arrested just
he about TO hurl brick At policeman. a few
moments later another Pole. who gave his name rs
Michael Har0witz, arrested N The south door Of
the City Hail. In his pockets were found a revolver
and box OF cartridges. When liarowitZ was ar
rested. o crowd OF his friends rushed to rescue him.
but were beaten back by the police. As result OF
vigorous club work by the police there many sore
heads this evening, but ii is not thought that any
one seriously injured.
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this Labor Days card Is attractive one. consstn p;
SO 600 IA stake $4,000 20 STAKE and IN" mile
dash for ycarlnc,. The III will be one u the
most attractive Of ny. for bosd" the rn
beaten hycycar-od uda 0o =. there are such 20
Is Alnr Dandy Jean Vatican. Miss Alice GENEVA
Instant Mark Sirius Meta Wilkes, Del Mar, Vic H. and
kerOo F.
Nancy HanSes mile I'm :0S at Springfield on Friday
shows that i in record breaking om os thc Iaudn
track is admitted be four ctonds slower than TIRE
Iiaute The queen will make tn fist real effort
Of the " lower the record hcNt Ihuf~'F 'I
fleetwood and w. Il. Faslg who prepared the Cc'e.
land track for Maud \. when she made h.r champion
record, has hit upon scheme I, mlsr the ~ two"i
track a. fast any H. is having olor mad" With
A harrow alta ehncit thee frt wide lh~ ro.lrt viii
roll the track hard and smooth the fin tooth hiro" io-
loving VIII make a cushion wide enough foi tho ma"
to cNtni hcrsc, while the wh"oi- viii run on either
do over the smooth ground II this plan work. gu
cc-sfully Nancy VII have great chance 10 break hof
Tcrrc Iau;e r'cori
The club IA, i--uci a book. which. b'-lo, giving .
fun procamme with all cntfi's and hfc dl- contains
a map OF the trlek and ~ approaches y ioad g.! 'a
ard a conpct. railroad time table. The Old Guard Band
Will play every day between hat.
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READY For THE TROTTERS.
SPEEDY HORSES BEGINNING TO ARRIVE
AT FLEETWOOD.
THE BIG TROrrlNG MEETING BEGINS on TUES.
DAY, AND NANCY HANKS WILL TRY TO
BEAT FATHER TINE on THURS.
DAY-VALUABLE TRIES TO BE
RACED FOR

From carly morning until yesterday the Fleetwood
track presented animated appearance. In prepare
ton for the great trotting meeting. which begins on
Tuesday next, August 30 many trainers had
from Springfield 10 give oil having engage
mcnts in one other Of the Fleetwood events ad
vantage Of preliminary work track whore they
next week This i sound policy. for the peculiar ship
Of the Fleetwood track makes II necessary give the
horses few working miles il. accustom them 10
its grades and turns. Their stables, ADDED u those
from other points. bring the number Of trOtters and
PAGERS already quartcrcd the old up about
eighty The balance. another 200. will arrive to-day and
Monday.
one Of the earliest TO arrive was young "BOb'
Mcginnis. clever little reIlsman from Maryland, who
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Boar0 Gu0 Rooms.

$500
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T p'.e .,i,,,l'd ID" ,t.,t l.'pt..,u.gt.. 40
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pan "'"'' ''.'' we.
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r,..-r',,,,. E,rJ'orrj. f,,rnI,hrI room, cN.
rc,lcm, ,,,'Ir. ho.,-c Thoroughly renovated
| America y.
25rH ST, - WEST Lovely room win
board ho'"'. Iorau"h anu ''"'' ''' ~
3.D.ST.. II ENSI.- InG-om'iy fu.-
ni,h'd room. en- tu,.' ,o,.r.nn,.s VIZ"
n'''' W." ~" ''''
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rooms "a '"''N'''''"'''' N"'' "'''"
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34TIl ST. II WEST. near Maintain
/ Gun hahus"u'll ,''I,, ',,', p" VI ,ird
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Zoo room" l'' "''''''
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37TU.ST.. &c WEST Second floor front
room Win h?'ri houS" and appointment
/ hF't 'i' g
53D.ST - WEST Newly and hard
! somrIv furnished room, , excellent table
references,
- WEST ogrUST Miles f,mily
/ botnl. clean con.fart1hlo: suite, and sin
! ,in ro,p,. tvrptr.a,c pfrsrnt Guests been
/ Lore ,Xnmsc of twelve years
.,-ru-ST 10 WEST Vc,y desirable
/ - AN hoard with refined pooplr hot
1 Il, ,,t,,.r IN .,nry ronr. r fercn,r@
s,I,o,' and rco,'lrri
-. me- v-..,..-a., and
40 WEST l-5Ill NI.-N"ry pea AM az"
| de irahc fonS with board also u'''
p1"i''
| t,Tu-ST III FAST Handsome lag"
and small rooms. together or separately
| with ar wlthnut board reference.
,~.r, ,-r On yrsr f,,,d.omc room.
with bo,d tiansicnts: reference CA
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THE TRIBUNE
UpLoWn Ocicc,
Ioi2 BIoadway, "a door north OF olsrsI
AdIortiss.ncDts and subs rlpuons
rrcriN 81 there until . O'Clock D. H.
Ar B4ANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements re- 'iVcd Al irsui"i UNIV
rates until y. H., NJ
15l shave. :. q. 90 ol -oi-H''
1872 Cth.ave., cor. 12tn-sf cs,,
10. COlumbus-Svc., near ~. '''"
100 Nest 49i.st., near 0th-0'e.
20 West itn-st., noar oth-aLe,o .v.s
%, IVES: i21.st., bet. TN anu OF" "'o''
I55 tth.aNe., cor. 14theL. -1,,s,s
8Bs 3d-ayc. between .0th anu -.,,s
/ 3g2 3Ea,e. between 18Th q q 'o1h s'>'
I,O2J 3d-avc.. near 0l-t.st'
EOS ls.-aVe., near o!th-sc:
700 I'D. ave, corner 11u:.t
65i 3i-av~.. near Fast 5,m.ss' a., .y.s
- Avenue 4. between 80 ana ith A'e>'
II Canai.st. and i57 Division.st Cham.
l49 Cburch-st. bet. warren anu '"A"''
s25 Blsecker.st. near chrls,ognsf'''
I5o Ess. aith-st., corner 3d-hNr.
"a Eas, S2d-st.. near Hadi,oli,sNe,
. OH 3d|ye.. bet. 10TH and ll3th ss'
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furnished Rooms.

e,palatciy dr-lrablo for private business
otncr rooms. 81 w. 35tn-st.
Az ELEGANtLN FCEN lSHED par!oF
10 gentleman with rcfcrluccs senbcl phi
Vat" family. ~ En>t '5sl-Ht
CHARLEs-Sr. 2s.-folr room-. fn--
nishcd complete. for hou-chc' h' r.
DOEEMCs.
CHOICE Rooms. yailor ana second
floor VITA o. vlnout baths ha'c. az.
nd1n =: ,OnNcuirnt priu gal iO'ei-, cllb-,
rr-taur1nts. II Eat 29th--t.. between 'ta
aud Maipon atc..
FEW FURNISHED Rooms in private
family. C6i L"N-nrton.a,e.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rarof
floor foI DO tor oi.cc, references. 80
Mfdlson-aFc
HANpSoNTLY furnished rooms 80 ri'-
vat house bc-t loraton lath. h-hi heat
n.nt reasonable. - w, 'ith--t.
LAR,E and snail comfortable fur
n.slcl rooms. rcared home nod ritr
prices. 40 Eat i5tn--t
NICELY FURNISHED square room.
private family i.fms rea-on1h.c 4" pfrN1
ncnt gentleman all con''nien.''. i
East i6th--L
ONE PARLOE Tor Doctor o.lcr rooms
all convenience. ~ Wr,i f'u--i
TWO ADJOINING p.ca-4nf lront rooms
lOl hilN OF lfb A''f 4'fi vi 20 ''tf'
sired hous" Nofy q.l"t- Mr.. hANLNS
22l East lol''-'t.. 81 hoor.
WiSl asD.>I.. So. Hama ~,n.'lv fur
nj hrd .qu1re rooms al.l bS". parior all
r 90, m toaNclIrn,"s priN1t+ hpn,r. r,ir
b'aathl grounds Of nlina ASYLUM.
i.-SrNNY high. desirable basement;
@ escc. .n0 q " w@-. ' i.tn-l, Sun '''
Large. Ile1.ant. d.rirahlo room, al.o
hall nom Without board house piiFai";
references. l25 East lsth-'t.
, IOTH.sT.. 20 T.-MaenIfcont l,rg"
| a. ar'mcnt-, also small room, ! Loo, 80,
1880. 81; private family
| 1Tn.ST. 20 wtSr.-Dc-irable rond
| noor 10 gentleman In private i1Hllt : Tcier-
! enccs.
i9Tn-sT., los EAsT.-Nicely ig,ni,ng,d;
rooms sinciy o. 90 suite, hot AM cola
water; terms reasonable.
81 WEST .ST-ElcganIy furnished
rooms privat" lr'h vorlrr floor basement
ONCE; table unsurpassed.
81 WEST TnST.-rar'ics desiring
choice Of rooms for fall and winter In first
class house can De- accommodated
3jTH.ST.. $50 wESr.-vcry central
location. front .arlor and bcdfopn st"'in
! heat bath: comfortable. quiet. NEAT two
gentlemen preferred: br'akfa~t n desired
moderate price: 1t bell.
s2D.ST.. - WTST, ncnr Central Park
West Elegantly furnished pari"f~. SUIT
able for ply stefan or dentist; references.
3alIl.sT pit wEsr.- Handsomely fur.
| n shed large and snail rooms, wei Kept ; gem
! ter house. near Broadway; br'ifa-t OPP
| tiOnal
5STH-ST.. 1872 WEST IIomclike aIart-
| mems with privilege Of bath, for gent @.
| men' strictly private family; references.
III WEST ETH ST suite newly fur
! nish,sI all improvement and cnnNcnienccs,
! includlng piano. FIANTIES.
100 WEST 3iTH-ST.- Parlor suitable for
/ doctor also dOubl" and single rooms. newly
/ furnished and heated ny Hactu.'. heaters E.
| Il Tti,s for The season or year desired ref
epnccs given and required.
| o15 FAST 5SrIl- ST Large and con.
meeting room; southern exposure; gentle
man and wife, or two gentlemen.
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Drco5nlnnlrlg.

A Dt.E>>nnnEK. elegant cuticr
aud ltt"r, tI day o. a. hniL' pr. i' ~
cnarI 4. ed, velvet. sik ~ ,l"tn 'I.t' H'Aie
Do snort time iof =lu ia1', "'i%'. ,..'e'
md bni gown, -leca.tj. a tA't lOu-
- r.s- Hrpsdunt.
ARTISTIC DEE>>MAKIN". P'h,t
nuiur oo.flur-. f,m 80 up a. NJ.
0%i'V. 81. W~-t -3l.-t.
pEE>>MiKER Wishes a NV moe cu,
..o,.r, =, home, NJ REYNOLDS. 23J
Wet .9th.,'.
prJN~MAKEH- nv the day or v,,H =
tern moderate" no oile' u"h = ,1ul,i "
nr-t.,ia-- ,it, references. blifNSNN Is iI''
DEF~>NN KFR T., The dnf TO- chill
dr.i,', ,l,th,- wt-l,- . few more "n-h i'-
meet. can or addr'-, T.. \. X. 30 last
llth.-t.
prf~SNAKIE would like NV NOR
customers At homo would 20 oht h' I'd, ti1
~ fodu,"d rlt~,. Jit W',t 1>th--t. Gir-'-
uaArt'- bell.
DEr~SMNKFR late with leading
b,,,,,. .,t.tln, 10 establish hcr-cif ia bus
r,-s would nlrc >trr't gowns Tor nail
rr,r. o. viii work a. lads HON. = da' =
Ncck tilr September -. a. 3, r"r dn'. ~
dress 3 dal. \ T.. Il. Iiibuh" pl'N" ~
fee. ] ~ ErOnfwaN.
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fragments. cat. IN lri rim IA latest 'tflri
Lc,t references. =. =. 10 ,ta--t.
DETS>MhELE hy day week or month
roIutr, or ciiN. reduced pro; g"'d INIT
maker. also fNng oN'r II r.'e. Aduic'a
po> DAVIS fG3 shave.
DETSSM tKFR warts frw NOR Gus
toners al home. suit, from 40 up. II.
FOA al2 Nc-t SOth--t.. nr'r ElN'r-iG"
DuNs.
PINE baud sowing drcs,c, rpair'd and
ALTERED alsn mcndin- /! IA" Do - pi"'"'
rice, rot, rat. Apply 90 1th-aNc'
M,m'n'> Exchange.
FRENCH dress AMI cio1k mixer Isl hos
a.ra ~ and OFT ~ TIA" house. - - per diN
an uair stage DIRE so. or "a irr' adv Tor
,,oa., and dresses. "a P"rd nt. t"p n"or
NINE MArEICE can now maS- "nsas"-
uent, itli Wora 81 gam" ~ n'tlnr. "tN'~'
c'.. We'll known +'n' t!W" ~ summer
price. new. address, los stnHN'.
MRS McFIEDY. artistic df -nnbcr
Iva, removed from iIroa iwaN lul "th-i. .
f. Last 1lth-St. between lniv rSiN fIi g
1nd PioidWaS orders at short NOTICE anu
.ca >onahlr price,.
THOROUGH nEt SSMAk EH de- ire. en-;
g,.rmrnt> br day g. N"ck, IL or ON ~
nv: highest references Address Mis- f'.'
rrlbunc Uptown once. 20 Broai"aN,
SEAL. SNCQrES rrdyed, rrHirr or
made. into fashionable apes. Mrs.: fAh
KFR. IiG West xth--LS j. yea" WIN
f,co. Smith London ana "uhth'I SOUS
jth-aNe.
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M3pS.
WILL some corporation. real estate or
Dubli .hng house give an educated, expert
enced nan a position Tor his living! c.,
Al, HroldWay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

Competition among business mon is leading to the
adoption oi some remarkable plans 80 @"cuf" trade
one OF the recent incidents Of this fact WAS the
decision Of the makers of machinery ~ Hamburg.
Germany. send expert engineers I" i"i"lru
cn,ufri.s 10 study and report upon IN" wants and
needs of these countries IN order that German
capitalists may ind e market which oan 10 de
yciopcd from the consumption of German goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
Real estate Wanteo.

WANTED A farm containing nom
100 10 $50 acres, II or 20 Mills from
\. Y. City; high. healthy location good
water: fruit. both large and small house
~ is or more rooms, with modcfi improve
ment, good barn and stable. fiILAN-
IUKOPISI. Tribune once.
WANTED bv Octoh,r 10 house Of
,e, roofns lnclufing bathroom. with gas
,nd watct: within if;ecn mics OF New
Vnr,,. rent 1000 per year for three yrlir.
"A Tres, j.. BUlMAN. Conway Centre
New. Hampshire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
felp Uanteu.

AGENTS.-f5 daily profit ceiling White
SATIN Bodu,t'' tie no I lasting perfume
made Iva, method Of ceiling rGufr, u"
TAX. other fast selling cOoir IN sam nm.
/. PUTNAM & CO., Wet WinHt'ad' conn
Males
NGENTS. our 80 cat article sells at
light everywhere; you double your in.hN
ra.n refunded tor un-0li goods. 1 MI ~
Trading co. 1886 Liberty ST
AGENTS. -,,rnrral agent for each count,
- Ncw-Je Soy %rr-lur@ ana Ncflh"n' ~
an" pi,> :, pr DAY qpic" oal'- 30 49,
prtit.O, guaranteed -. H., huHu'I' ""',
,.rd add,cr, r. y. III kD 4 CO.. h"\ ''''
I'D b1uk. y. j.
AGENTS make bic money s"lline In,
t. ffevcr'' GOOD pay. new s''' ~
-iqh; West liti-st. ---
DENF MUIfs ,an scll afety au'ona.ie
roldDa e. send ajc. stahl'N ~, ,,,him,rg
pair aud cirrul1r> % "uirr
spcciaItlr>. STAPLE SPECIALITY '""'
ny. Crstards. 10. -----
WANTED Nv Wholesale paper honNr, q
-alcsnon having a trade Oh vIa,r"nr ~
among lafg- consumers IN ana h''' 49,
ity a GOOD position h. open y" It my
du-trious man. Nddr~- PAftH h'N
ioN .. Tribune once.
WANrFD.-Statc ant county '.rn ..,.-,,i
ell. aud People to buy, tif oF'- -. 81,
volume ~ the Wnrll Fair ,oh'l'''V' .,,,,,,,.
p'rbly Illustrating all TIE buildilt ,hr hi--
ard general views. including az VI ,'a,,
torical literature IL tn Fair; mllllen' td
IL; pile IN cloth. - morocco, "a I'm.
drcsh \. i. KASTLER Manager w
ave, Chicago, Room 800. --
WASTED.-Bov TO work IN prinn,1l"',, ,ur.
1 nee must BE- steady and reliable "
, ray-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
Rooms Wanteo.

WANTED. IN private family. near Cen
tral PARK, hive unfurnished rcoin' .he
ar vim board, from october 10 May. Tor
800. ,tult. and two children. Address
4. X H., Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

WANTED. engagement by rehned
American woman a. companion for IN IN
valid. or a, hOuseaeeper for an elderly
counle. or wiiowcr with chudren capaoie
OF taking entire charge. city or country,
good home main object: highest references.
III. LII NLn lonn EndfnId aAc.- RIOOklYn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

! GARpENER-LAr NDEESS.-By mar
| ricd couple; nan understands his business.
can take care II stock and poultry; VIE
! nrst-ciass llundie,s; best ~ reference.
! SCOTCHMAN, 81 West 20,h-st; ring
/ f,,fes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
Citn Real Gstaic for Sale.

Brooklyn.
ELEGANT NEW 3-siory brownstone
Brn,kivn house ; all Improvements wofth
1900 Offer wanted spot cash or easy
n,vnmrnt.. OWNER Boz /, Trbun" One.
SACRIFICE. Superb corner dwcllns. !
stores 20 90: | Spinner Place. cornc nav
cox Placc. OWNER, 90 Nassau-'t, room
COG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
BOARD hanieo.

GENTLEMAN want' board breakfast
and dinner. with private bath. In refined
family owning house; hclgh"rhood itth ~
3Ofh Brondway u th.lNc. Address
CLEAN HoX :. Tribune Oficc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

A Dt.I.>~'tNn Xix. elegant cuttrI
and itt-r, ti a day o. 4, home pc.ic Tx
I-,Itr1 I'll . velvet. nilk pr tlutn -u.t- HaIe
d. mort time iof =lu fancy ~ai@', ,.'t'
md bnl gown, specially. q tA't lOih-
q l-.-.r Nrnad 1 ~.