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Although Tdr:asch AMI TEchlgorln
have agreed upon PLAYING a chess match
at St.PeterSburg neXt month. it is sill
doubtful whether this important match
VIII come off. Yesterday the morning
papers stated hat cholera is epidemic
In the Russian capital, there being nifty
new cases on Thursday. while fifty per-
sons died. Under the circumstances
Iarrasch Is hardly expected TO go to
wishes TO study the disease. Tarrasch
is a ply s!cian.
At last SteInttz has replied to Lasker,
and has accepted the challenge for a
match OF ten games up" for the h m
pionship OF the world. Ste!n.tz, how
ever. stipulates that play could not he
hNed to in January, as Las
ker requested when the challenge was
issued.
one OF the most pleasant chess affairs
or the season was a little impromplu
excursion down the bay TO Scotland
l.ightship on board the three-masted
schooner Charles A. Gilperg. bound for
Havana. The President OF the Brook
Ign Chess Club, Charles A.. Gilbers, in
vitad IA party to have a sail on board his
nanIesake, which left this port on
"Wednesday, morning. The party con
sisted OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \. Gil
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. ", NJ. de Wiser, Mrs.
Z. ii. WcodrrT. Miss Eleanor Averell.
Em2nuel LASER. Major J. NJ. Han
ham. T. q; Jaunsel, the Secretary OF
the Columbian Chess Congress; G. Holl,
Jean Sabaler, DR.. /. p. B~roughton. )r.,
and IL. Cassel; When nearing Staten
Island. VIM, NJ de Wiser, the noted
Brooklyn player. opened fire with a
Scotch gamblt agains; Lasker. The
later invented a new defense, arl by
of his adversary after twenty-nine
moves. Luncheon was served after The
game, and after thanking the captain
Of the schooner. Charles Smith. for the
Hospitality. the party boarded the tug.
boat Charles Runyon. which sailed
round the western part of Staten Island.
On the homeward journey the above
named PLAYERS engaged In a second
game. for wlic' Dc Wiser adopted the
Siciiian defense. This game was
abandoned as a draw after thirty-twS
moves.
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Hello Wanted-Female.

LAuNDREss Good iaundress wanted for restau-
rant. 1882 Sd ave.
NURSE girl wanted. capable Of taking care OF
ohiId min. months old; best OF references re:
1uired. Brandon's. northeast corner OF 13d st and
Park avenue. +h Tat.
NuRsE-Youns girl. about 10. to care Tor 4 s v
J. II. F., 2 West 18th ST.
NuRSE-wanted young girl Of experience to mind
a baby and 10 light housework. Call los sth
ave. Cox's bell.
Nu~RsE-competent girl as nurse for two children
and to do light chamberwork In a small private
family; good references. ~ sh ave.
NURsE-Glrl. about is. to mind baby and make
herself generally useful; must sleep home. ITO
East 6+th st.
NuRsE-Middieax.d woman to take care OF
children and make herself useful: reference.
2l3o Sd ave.
NURSE Wanted. . girl to mind ehildt.n and
asaist with homework. no Washing or ironing:
two in family. Mrs. Michael. AIS LenoI ave.
corner l34th at.
woman to take rood care Of invalid lady and fiat;
willing to travel IL necessary. Mrs. Brown, ITO
oPERArORs-wanted experienced indoor oper-
ators on c%hildren's flannel dresses; none other
need apply; steady work good pay. Aronson d
Gottlieb, 1865 Myrtle ave. Brooklyn.
OTERATOR-First class seal operator wanted.
Mark sherick, II waverley place.
OPERATORS on Jersey and leather ~iegeings
wanted. So Lafayette place.
! PREssER WANTED on blouses and aprons. d.
Goldberg 4 Co.. Hills Wooster st.
Observation-Disclosures dry goods saiesladiea
wanted. Apply IS Ave. A. corner 9Th st.
sCARFs-Experienced hands on tccks: work given
out. =. p, PEYsER. l23 Fulton at.
SHOPPER. nrst class, wanted for a private dress
making house: long season and good pay. Flynn,
Davey & Co. 9 East +lst st.
SOLICITORS for building laon association on
commission; experience not necessary; ladies
can make big pay. Call Saturday morning or
write. room rs World Building.
M Moo. ~ ADlED I.rt. ,,n LAD. .t~nn-
rspher and Remington typewriter also assist In
Bookkeeping salary 90. Permanent. 1927 B'wsy,
LADlES becom. your own drsss IN learn
cutting and fttiu1. d. A. NJ. boz 20 World.
WANTED Intelligent woman. past rs. willing u
leave the city; $50 par month and permanent
posiucn guaranteed. Apply Novits Go. 80 X. lltn.
WANTED-SnArt younG woman to cle-r out cate
and generally useful In kitchen; s6 week 10
SUNDAY work. Address VI. II W., boz O37 World.
Brooklyn.
WOMAN to a,si,t in laundry. Smith 4 franklin.
ll62 Broad way.
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NEWS OF THE CHESS WORlO.|
Plans for an International Tour
nament Again Arranged.
Tsrrssch and TschiGorin Not Likely
to Play In st. Petersburg.

Once more the members Of the Man
haitian, Brooklyn and City Chess Clubs
have united in carrying out a scheme to
arrange for an international chess tour
nament. to be played in this city very
shortly. 1t may be stated at once that
this contest will be a great success.
When the Columbian Chess Congress
decided upon holding an ~internatiorNl
tournament for which the leading
An erican and European masters had
entered, the New York press subscribed
about $500. The metropolitan papers
have also contributed the Hons share
OF the prizes for the tournament. which
Is to be played now.
AS regar Is the entries for the new
venture, there is plenty Of talent "a
make the games Interesting. There Will
be Emanuel Lasker, OF whom so much
has, been written within q ese last
genuity and originality. who will fgh,
for the blue. white n red. Ad. Al.
bin. the only player who can boast OF
having Won a game from DR.. Sigis-
mrnd Tarrasch. will represent the Aus
trian school. J. d. Gossip. a theoreti-
clan OF considerable renown. F. j.. Lee
London, and n. Jasnogrodsky, the Ia.
nous simultaneous n blindfold play.
er; Will represent England
Of the United States: j. W. showaiter,
the clever Kentucky crack: J. Pills.
". H.. K. Pollock. et tRe ever sro read sof irish
n Maryland champion: the veteran
Eugene Delmar. Major J. NJ. Hanham
the Manhattan Chess Club, and others.
Lasker disappointed many of hi. ad-
mirers on Saturday on the occasion OF
a simultaneous display at the Manhat-
tan Chess Club. The Anglo-German en-
countered nineteen players n only
scored sixteen wins. Lasker seemed to
pc much fatigued and completely out OF
form. IT goes without saying that the
result was also disappointing to Lasker.
The English player Lee did much better
taken boards against him. Lee did not
lose a single game, played very rapidly
and won twelve. while four games were
drawn.
Tonight there will be chess in two
cities. Lasker will open the season
with a simultaneous OF play at
the Brooklyn Chess Club, while
N. Jasnogrodsky will make his
oeput as a Dllndfold and simultane-
GUS player at the Manhattan c. C. The
role VIII play on twenty boards. and
VIII conduct six of the twenty games
withou seeing either men or boards,
This extraordinary performance, II ia
needless to say, will attract a great
number Of spectators.
Speaking Of Jasnogrodsky. mention
must be made of the second match
game. which this expert conducted this
week against Ad. Albfn. of Vienna.
The latter had to play against a French
defense adoted by his adversary, and
after a brilliant fight the Pole had 10
resign. Here Is the full score Of this
game:
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Help Wanted-MaIe.
I6c. a line, LIST insertion.
&c., per line. ID insertion.
l2c. per line, Sd and subse.

quent insertions.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR for theatre pro-
gramme good arrangement to right party
Printer. s2i 9Th ave
.ii;z$ARE,. %& SsSStt$$;r 4?SSEA.E H %S!ii1NN;
EI%oiHHK cGfSf;l. ia ST" AVE- NEW
.~.,rodues and control the sac Of the ~p.tsndsd No"
s M@Sn I'% fS4 s"ins an. III k n.i.' 81 i n,n1 . .o nIr an. md
ms,d,nr. by hand or machine: copyrighted book
1itn ordsr '1s.r.l esa %,sstaas aud . cl.Ar si.ii:
s:%sl' f Tias o j, "s No, :"s t co... p Boz ~ ciac. q:
AGfNTS-sio daily; ~rrcst.st In vention scissors.
,htmbls an needls-threaier combined. ".A-
rem st. room 81.
nt.ttaTcr.. 70 N..sa" st.
AGENTS, s. to s. daily; :tperience nnnece..
sLry exclusive territory. Putnam K Co.. per-
tuners, West winsted. Conn.
AGENTS WANTED male or female: make IS per
day selling fr Goertes patent stamp and en-
velops tnoitt.ner. composed OF = porous stone
block; needed In every store and once. Call -
Bond St. basement.
AGENrs-Thr.e h~ustiers; a new thing. pays we'll.
~ North 9Th St, Brooklyn.
AGENTS TO soil rhsapsst photo ticket |0t' ~
daily easily eArne Snedlsy a Wh'o' 100 %th
AGEN rs investing 5 cents making ~onder-w working
business. marvellous results. unemployed pea
oilers call Immediately. 20 Clinton place.
AGESTS-worid atlas. .cS2S, leather bound best
and cheapest book In the market, sells at 81. 80.
Big Commission. box 2Ss World. uptown.
AGENTS, canvassers, collectors, speedy promo
tion 10 reliable. competent. Trustworthy In
Suranre solicitors and collectors. cash security.
workingman's Cooperative Association OF United
Insurance League. so Union square
GEN salary uf cnInuiisSiou. the greatest
, inventiun Of the age: the New Patent Chemi
al lnk. Era sing Pencil: sells on sight; wotkr
per week For further particulars write tho
Monroe Eraser Mig. Co, X a., La Crosse. Wis
AGENT-wanted. a wide-awake man who under
stands drumming DIP trade on oil goods, such
as horse and truck covers. &c. Address b. J.
W. box 25 Uptown World.
AGENTS WANTED. iauy or gentlemen, in every
town in the United States, to canvass and sell
81 to IS a day easily made. For PARTICULAR I'D,
dress pr. D, C, Russ, medical institute. 81 80
ave. New York. or U5 and III BROADWAY
AGENTS for bull ling loan association on com
mission experience in the business not neses
sary, a good worker can make big pay. Cal
Saturday ayr T Ronm Is or Word rs''f su, ki;w,as former EN-
AGENTs-Belis Mona wants agents to sell tn
great Welsh hair restorer; sure preventive
for gray s1I,; no r az ,s mo s 81 BOTTLE G.si ,s, y; harm laTn
profits Address Belle Mona Co.. ) Slater ave
Cleveland, o.
AGENTS wASrEp In Maryland. virSinlas an
Csrolinas: large commissions. Protective Res
istry Co. Washington, ID. C.
AGENTS and book oanyassers-Any bright man O
woman can make more than day wages. and tn
work Is pleasant: send me your address and whs
World! usually mere :"
ARTisT-First- class drapery artist; ready 70
work. Romanski. IS East 18th ST.. top noor.
BAKER-wanted, third hand on cakes. 2iA
Sd ave.
nAKER-wanted. second hand on bread. Bakery
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Good Will q Interest for Sale,

Re o% linz; rid ia ,a5srqusm ri"ss, .os
per ,i.r; 81. Drr ha' erTio, Suadat&.
LiBEKAL $3.50 su...{
iu-niturs. horses. wagons. L. amount no objsosj
s 9m'n VIE to- I'd, ;S5i' ~ s Soshs aor ,s,a' sS S'iy or 0'an-
ANY >TDKE ar mercha niise bouuht AZ
;H,rHi'.'y sS"ia sia a:., sGih =. 81! address
r. @.1' .,If.! cAfs ktL H KIOSK + i iG5 r rsSlf rss;a 81. 20
! 3r,,K chSn "JkE Uss !s sys TS l.:.i
"%ciI.ndIsss boSufhh, iopr" cash. >DDoBLIN.s $50 "a avs.
A iiesT.CiAsS meat ,nt rr"vis,on store; IN ths
partnership, Tor sale. Inquire At store. 2o2s 80
Bo11l ING PLACE. cheap rent. good trsde; bot
ties Tor sale rent 10 al wa d. 7Sl sth ave.
and toy store in hrsi.cls1s neisnborhooi.
On '''0'" /. Lo%nssT III .n.S US w ssp.no,S 1 st.
BfSO. ID rrast iisth St. '1' '"''
CIGAR sTORE-For sale, stock and fixtures,
Brooklyn.
CIGAR STORE; 800 I'd ave. must DO sold a
once; price $500; good reasons for selling.
CoKNkR LIQUOR STORE tor s.. on acroant Of
BROOKLYN.
FANCY s%roRE-sl7S; fancy store. full stock;
CONN. 4Oa West i2d st.
FISH AND OYSTER MARKEIt for sale. Address
box ! LOG " orid Branch, 1888 Sd ave.
business. at Newark, N T.; can shor 4 business
Of SIS. 100 . month low rent anu everything in per-
COM .IssIoN. Newark. Nj.
FOR SALE, cheap. .hrst-clsss liquor stor' Oh 40
count Of three businesses. Inquire 2l5l sth ava.
co Ber llCth vi.
FOR SALf-Small grocery; e75; no agents. 500
Gates ave-, Brpoklyn
fo.. S~ALt-ron oc,ionory 'pd ice cream stors.
4IS 9th ave-. Brooxlvn.
ave. Apply Mr. oook. iSs IVES, 18th st. wv
cheap. Call $50 Wooster st. :,
. ALt-Delicatesse store; reason for soiiingl
IL health. Inquire in store, 81 Manhattan ct.
FuRSlStiED.ROOM HOUSE, sth st. near "a
ave. 80 rooms; nio,ly furnished. Inquire 26o
GOOD.PAY1NG pool PARLOR for sale on ao1(
count o, sickness; 5000 clear profit . month.
Inquire at cigar store. 100 Ave. u.
GROCERY STORE for sale, che ap, on account Of
sickness. 500 LIST ave.
LARGE corner liquor stors; good business; long
lease. low rent, 81. 800 cash. Avenue. s4t 81
LIQUOR S~TORE-Corner liquor store; 90 I part
HOFFMAN,. IO7 East s2d st.
LIQUOR STORE. corner. downtown. for s.lsi
Broad st. "" "' Incense" "
ON ACCOUNT OF sick moss and hish age, 4 long
eu sI.an;,1Hii Sr %t $ Soo aaIis... G 70: sale. P P.Is,o S,e
lars under Is, g., box 25i World.
OYSTER and chop-house tor sale.
SOL Bowary.
RESTAURANT. oysters ana bar: good business.
1873 Greenwich ct.
sALoON and restaurant be.t paving downto-1
sold at once AZ proprietor must submit to an opsrsi
ton grest"st bargain ever offered. GO Fulton ST.
SEGAR ana h.hins-tackle stor. for sale; owner d
gyears IN the store. y0S Amsterdam ave-, bS{
tween lO4th and l05th ats.
THE FULTON HOUSE aud restaurant. 100 Fui-
ton s.. opposits the bridge, Brooklyn, for sale
cheap 70 cash buyer.
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Business Opportunities.

a ,i h,H u in9.: sHi rSn sio6 81 to ssH SSS IL ait s.d .,: -
vEsTiGATE. boz bia World. Brooklyn. '
AGASD and ols,S store; also good PAPER route:
g sfi .'sr to E %.fi: t ~ iaTf S,h SOD sc. b ,,yiss Tao"' In bach
ANY RELIABLE business maa whV would like q
invrstirat this opportunity once and e,srythin6
P~R1PRfEToR. Tor ISo woria.
A FIRST-C.ASs executive business man can make
m :.isIy B Bu:ns. .ss. ' 8aasss. ax K ff''t p bon Is
BAKERY for sale; dong . ,uo ;.'.fui bushes.
OWNER Ssas Gate: ave-. Brosti9n. Apply 20
Observation-Disclosures liquor saloon; 5000 stock 4
n..: sei sss ,ss CASH. rG skE tFsd:; . AZ ESf rs Jo ; AZ 81;
CO. 2io East H..h 4.
DRINK bsdiori water Tor Br,ent'. di,s,s' and
all complaints OF til 4 ar. kitn.y. AZ I ~stomaoh.l
En no eh.l nj f ios aos %, VII I dra as sss'i law ~i's ssS.n nj , m":s
furnish stock only. j. LEvERIDGE, Is Broad
FIRsT-CLAss BAKERY for sale: good business
reason. sickness. Cali At 1905 Fulton St. ,BiEiyaJ
FIRsT-CLASs CONFECTIONERY and leo cres1
stead, ..H9n ,n for ..,'; r u; 90 70 t satsp in A ses psss 2 E't 3
boz Id Brooklyn.
FOR sALE-7 Singer machines. cutting tsbl5
tenndsrs' an fS S.i..rs' e eou.p% apron. " sa.. ."d
coats made up. for sale cheap; retiring iron
w Il. ssIMoNs. l4l Myrtle ave., Broos
FOR SALE a nIstis,a,; egg r ;osSssss; n..rly
bon St. near Do Kalh ave, Brooklyn.
FoR S~ALE-Barbsr shop, with fixtures;
3l3 Van Bruut st., Brooklyn.
o SALE frst.ola.s saloon: sstahlish~
dress {ifss:; = E'! J. sG'X.fsffWsE fi y'. sss l :ss .,s c.i CO. :
18th st.. Brook yn.
For SALE :. Confectionery store; cheap.
Fulton st.. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE-Rs .taurant or iunoh.room chez
26S Mercer st.
HAVE VERY profitable business fcr a part
address, iars..' si56 HS2 as sos aisYS % or "a, up Pc, ,n''''
HOTELS FOR SALE. rent anu eIcnanss; all Pm
j. v. DUofirrLs. Hotel Broker. $50 Bro.dw
in some established. reliable bu.ineN; wiliin
work hard. j. l.. box 2ls World.
LIQUOR STORE downto.n; day business:
LXcHIAN 1 Co. 20 Elm st. no p :s.n:s.
MEN residing in other states who would like b
adde's West i4th' :t,, room 20, KnioEcrSss
Buildinr.
Men das ,s.t SnasT:,.na :..l,n. pyl:,, right. .hgl
sor r.. ' liTS, ', pas,r d:y Y sysry ,,%,ly h room %'a
knickeTbocser Building.
PAINTING. Of every desc. iption done at a ia
hours, notice; 5..t work lowest price,; 1910
lev. rdEar Pri"tinx ana stat'oaery Company,
West Soth st.
HOUSE, moving vans. &c 4 years1
lease. cheap long established. lei Wost 10th
st.. laundry.
wANTEn-A partner with little capital. In the
tSeatrlcal busips's shaw fully equipped: pieutI
O. .cenery; iail hooked. Adde'S +. II. p, bol
500 Uptown World.
&275-PARTNG Err tor spoJialt company; roItS
hooked slOO weakly made. Call or address III
East 18TH ct
sI.5ocw WILL BuYh.,rint.r..t in good bushes, "a
On are same can show thst $500 can bs cleared
weekly. Address N. box 322 Word. Beookiyn.
SCOn BUYS established family liquor store: good
will, stock aud fixtures; great bargain. Par
ticulars, SS4 stn ave.
l9l JORALEMOS ST., Brooklyn. near CitI
~hAll-First-a ass. well paying boarding and
lunch business: rare opportunity.
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UNION. LOAN ASSOCIATION,
q E4 ~ I'm ST.. "'
Loans on fHrniture, Xr.; c%on1dentli
A.-LoANS procuTot ou furniture IA u, vitbo
removal at ca easy payment, Ion vast tin
strict,r cnnhdentia UNION SOU IL LOAN I'd
i'nc''n b "ld'nr, room 6nl Julian So. ald lith
Al fo WAIT to borrow monsy in sm
,ne'n'"nIrnce a. lowest rates, address Coahd
MpNEf TO loan GU firnitur". pianos, &c. IA
,lnte@e.t easy naymeut, businst4 ruuideui
Pslie9 d %. 2f+4 Atlantis ave . East Nss Y
Penusyi,anil ave.
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1867 Broadway,
Near 3Ist ST

Near 3lst St.
Advertisements received till II P. M.
every night but Saturday Saturday
till 10 P. N.
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Open
All
Night.
WOrid'S
LptO,rn
Office

is open "a hours every day in the
year.
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r. that understand selling patsnt rights shoa
not fan to call an see = rea' Yanses invent
useful three times . day IN every sanity big mopI
Tor the right party. y West ith ST., room n
knickeTbocser Building.
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PRINTING Of every de.c.iption doue at \
hours notice; best work, lowest prices; 10, cd
circulars. " 5000 cards, ~: other work equal
low. rdgar Pri.ting ana statioaery Compa1J. +
West Joth st,
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AGENTS. iadies-The new. little pillow reno
vStors. for health and comfort; appreciated and
wanted everywhere; no trouble. very profitable.
Call or send zoe. for samples. &C. Wilson. room
II, ll3 6th ave.
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WANTEn-A partner with little capital, in tbd
tSeatrical busips's shaw fully equipped: pIsut2
OF .ceuory: fall hooked. Adde'S +. u. r., boz
500 Uptown World. i
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SALESMAN for ~crockery and glass department
' one having a knowledge OF furniture business
much preferred: wages $2 per week; advanc,
win be made II deserving. Apply or write 4
McManus Bros. l05, lo7, 1903 LIST St. Elizabeth
port, n. ]
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Loans,

rne Time, f5c, pr ne: Second Tina. 9 u
ptr me; 1hu,d ana >HpsrGus 1 Tones, sd
ihP, Idiy ana Su ,idn.
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Fhst TOtN 81
Sl.b0 WILL " halrintsrest in good business "a
en- arr same. can show that $500 can br cIeRrsd
weekly. Addres. N. box 522 Word Beookiyn.
$GOn BUYS es'ablishsd family liquor store; good
will, stock aud fixtures great bargain. Pnr1
ticulars, SS4 stn ave.
1911 JORALFMON ST., Brooklyn. near OTIS
~hAli-First-c ass, well psyinx boarding ~
lunch business: rAre opportunity.
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DESKS-Roll-tops, partitions, ratings, tables,
counters, shelyiny; stores. ofRcss lifted. FINN
bkOS.. factory and saIesrooms, 60 ana 90 Elm st.,
III and ll3 Leonard st.
Do~UBLE-DkCK A BARGE at . harrAn; Just
the thing for storage on water front whore sum
cient she'd room Is scarce. For pArticu ara, address
j. F., OF 497 World.
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WAITER-Young man as waiter and make him.
self useful around restaurant; sleep In house
24i2 ID ave, restaurant.
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ClGAR STORE. 500 I'd ave. must be sold q
once: price 5000; good reasons for selling.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE Tor sAle on acrolnt Of
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FINE Pool TABLES, 3 month, used must he
sod Immediately; popular make.
II 3OT East roth st.
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CIGAR STORE-For sale. stock and fixtures,
500, must he sold this weox. 4lJ Bridge st.,
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For SAL.E-A hrst.class saloon; establish
years; will give u five years. lease. Gall oN
address T. j. CANTWELL, 652 4th ave.. col
| ION At Rrnok IN
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S275-PARrNG R tor Spo salt company; rortS
hooked; slOO weakly made. Call or address lin
The evening world., 1893-09-23

irst-class retail clothing sales
men wanted steady positions to right men. Ap-
ply between . and 10 to-day. Henry Barnett. 7sa
broadway.
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FURNlTURE-PhysiciAu going south must sac
riice. reSsrdlesso cost, content priv,tn house
eIQuis,t" p.rlor, Iinrarya chainber, dining SUIT
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SALESMAN-wanted. experienced necLwear Gales
man for city and vicinity trade. Apply B.
Kalmus. 96 Spring st.
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30 TALL MES WANTED. Apply at II o'clock
A, NJ, Sunday. Sept. "a. Star Theatre stage door.
A. A vANTINE a co. want three strong, en-.
ergstic carpet ~porters; best references required.
Apply l5 East 18th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
John HITCHCOCK LINsLY.

John H. Linsly at one time a member oil GOV.
ernor Morgans stan died at his home, NO. IL E'''
seventy lfth-st. at O'Clock THURSDAY 'Nehn's. .'
orcanic disease was the cause OF death lie h'u
bcen m for five years. The funeral VIII take pace ~
morrow afternoon 1T o'clock at his home l"c hcN'
d. George Alexander will conduct the services DE-
Alexander will be assisted by the Rev. Dr. h'pr''
Purcell Booth Tho burial Will be- In the family pl't
at Northford. Conn.
Mr. Linsly was born in this city In i-' lie was 'he
.on oi DR.. Jared llns!y, well known p"I'''''"
After receiving n common school education III h'"1'
mort Conn., he entered tho Office Of b. ID. Morgan "
Co When f.. d. Morgan was elected Governor ne
took Young Linsly 10 Albany with him ana nao" NM
private secretary. From l-Cl 10 l-'3 VIZ. LlhSN
was on Governor MorgIn'S stan. when the "''''o'
wa, commissioned MaJor-Gcucml OF Volunteers MI
I,r.,v ,vas npp,jnted a lieutenant in the 4ith New
York Volunteers While an Governor Morgan s'a"'
his principal duty The forwarding "i u"lp' ,i,.
Mr. IJI,ly was a member 81 the mon IT," cue lup
for many YEAR. and RAIDER 81 me iEInuh' STU
his boyhood. Ills genial ways sa!h'u 'o' nm many
friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
MEETINGS AND TERTATNMENTS.

"NO speeches. carly dinner, engagements later" u
caption 0; the circular is-ucd To members by he
Ncw.Yok C.ty Bota 1tcts ri Alumni Club, announcing
that IL will entertain all members Of the Fraternity VINO
nay eorc 20 the city the naval review, a;
the Hotel Marlborough. April % at 80 p. m. Delesa-
ton, IT "Grccks" Washington and elsewhere are
cNIectd Mcnlers will attend must sen1 IN their
lame. at once. 80 may he reserved There
Will positively lie 10 toIsts. ana an carry ucr Is s"'i
antccd.
Abbey snge Richardson VIII give lecture on Char
lotto nrouto" at the Lyccum Theatre at 3 p. m. on
Tue d.v for the rcncGt III" Working woncns Society.
tn. object Of tai, society tho protection of working
women in N ir night under the best possible con-
dons ana the entire proceeds OF the lecture are to be
given to the society tickets nav be- obtained al tne
Lyocum Theatre at Ponds. No. 25 Union Square; Put
rams 40. - wcst 21i.st.. ard the Working Womens
society. so - Clnton Place.
The third concert Of the Newly rk Eanks' Gloc Club
Will be- given at Carnegie Hall. and conducted by Pro-
fo-sor H. H. Iumphr.cs tomorrow night Among oth'ts
who VIII take part aye Miss Le0nOrl Won Stosch Wolff
st: Mis-. Grace Cunningham. soprano; Dr. Carl E Duh,
b,ry;cnc and Miss Jean Brown, reader.
4 'b,skct s,clablc" held in Fcrguson's IiaI
Nsn. Y mon on Friday night under the supervision q
Nil. Iauf, Has. and Miss Allen. After promenade
concert dancing begun, after which supper was
served. $500
Tho Academy 81 Sciences will meet In Hamilton hai
Columbia College tomorrow evening, and paper VIII "
read by Alexis \. Julien on "a STUDY OF the NV"
York Obcli.k rs n Dccayed Boulder"
Tho new clubhouse OF the knickcrbockcr Field Cluo az
ratb,h will opened with reception on TUESDAY even