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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
REFINERIES MAY CLOSE.
HOW THE WILSON TARIFF BILL NAY AT
Feet THE SUGAR INDUSTRY.
A TALK WITH A. J. MoLLENHAUER, OF BROOK
LYN-sIX THOUSAND wORKMEN NAY
LOSE EMPLOYMENT.

LYN-SIX THOUSAND WORKMEN MAY
LOSE EMPLOYMENT.
There is every indication that the passage OF the
Wilson Tariff bill will cause either general clos
ing OF all the refneres in the Eastern District OF
Brooklyn or a big reduction in the wages OF the
employees A. J. Mollenhauer an officer OF the
Mollenhauer Sugar Refining Company. OF Brooklyn
whose refinery only recently completed, at
cost Of 100000. spoke forcbly yesterday OF the
injurious effect Of the new tariff bill should IL De
a law
Between 10000 and 5000 barrels OF sugar are
used daily in the United States. which shows how
important the sugar industry is II the Wilson Dill
becomes "A law, this country will become the dump
ing ground for the rehnerios Of all the other
countries. and cannot compete with them unless
we reduce our prices. and to reduce the price OF
sugar we would have to cut wages. At present we
are paying unskIlled labor from 81 50 to 81 50 day,
while in Germany the prevailing rate is 30 cents
a day II we want to keep running would have
make an extensive cut and pay unsklled laborers
little as 60 - cents day. II We could not
get men at that figure would have to close up
our refinery. and the probability Is that we would
do so anyhow. Under the Mckinney bn every
pays a tax Of half cent In Germany the Gov
eminent is making great efforts to build up the re-
finery interest. and pays export bounty OF Z'2
cents per 100 pounds This left margin OF 1872 cents
the 100 pounds which is very narrow indeed when
YOU consider the poor wages paid In Germany anu
the money paid here. German sugar Is now for
sale in this country. but except in very dull times
we have had somewhat tn" best Of IT, Making al
lowance for the export bounty ail9weI 10y me ,e
German Government the Wilson bill intends 70
protect American industries to the extent OF 3i2
cents per 100 pounds. This would mean utter ruin
for Us"
According TO Mr.. Mollenhauer. there are between
hneriers along the Williamsburg waterfront and
would indicate that at least POO" persons Will be
affected Il the rctineries In Brooklyn close
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Lieutenant r. G. Davenport OF the Navy, has
secured a court OF inquiry to consider his Official
conduct in connection with the wreck Of the sloop-
of-war Nipsc at Samoa in the hurricane OF March
lG and H. 1889 His request for court OF inquiry
was "A surprise his brother officers. inasmuch
as there was nothing known TO be on file In ne
Navy Department rejecting unfavorably upon MN.
and il is unusual for officers 20 ask for courts OF
inquiry when there are no reports against them.
An officer at the Navy Yard said with regard TO
the matter Yesterday: Davenport has been sensi-
tive for some time OF the irritating criticism Tor
several years rejecting more or less upon ms con-
duct at that time. and II is his desire to have "A
thorough official inquiry that the matter may De-
sencod for he is an admirable fellow. II was
asserted soon after the wreck, ana has been re-
neated MANY times since. that when the Nipsc
was driven on the rocks Davenport stripped on his
clothing fastened his money about MIN ana put
ONT boldly for the shore. AS the story has been
added TO from time TO time. ii has become more
orroving and ne seeks the fundamentally OF
court OF inquiry TO prove 10 his brother officers
and his friends injustice to him of this sort OF
cri,ici@rn The finding OF the court will probably
he favorable 10 his character and reputation. ana
/, ra, disc lose the names OF some who have given
currency TO these ridiculous statements
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THE CUTLERY INDUSTRY TO SUFFER-.
WAGES TO BE LARGELY REDUCED II THE VIII
son ELL l. PASSED

WAGES TO DE L\EEIIY EEDIIED 1T III. VII
son ELL l. PASSED.
Meridcn. Conn. Dec i.-When the employees OF
the Miller Brothers Cutlery Company reported Tor
work this morning they read the following ho'c''
..The " ilson bill az reported. reduces the duty
on pocket cutlery about co per cent. If ii becomes
. law, II will become necessary To reduce wages
from % to % per cent We shall make no d"duc-
lions on what little work We may have to DO THIS
month. If we start up after January W. snail
probably reduce wages not less than p per cent
II the bill finally passes in its present form sti
further reductions may be expected. We shall use
every honorable means 10 have IN" schedule"
amended favorably and give our employees the
benefit Of H. We make this statement early that
any OF our operatives who desire may have ampl"
opportunity for seeking work for next year In
bcitcr-favOred occupations. 49,
Dover y Il Dec. Notice posted this
morning in the Sawyer woollcn mills OF reduction
OF 10 per cent in wages in all departments to go into
al
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to General D. ButterAeld 61s ryfthave, a note Of
apology, and one to me also Nv"
c, WILLIAM IRWIN MARTIN,
chairman OF Committee on Unwilling.
This Is Mr. Greene's reply:
Ne"-iork genealogical and Biographical Society
30. West Forty-fourth-st.

chairman OF Committee on Unwilling.
This is Mr.. Greene's reply:
York genealogical and biographical Society.
30. rs West Forty-fourth-st.
NIchard h. Greene. Libraran) ,ooo
My Dear Sir: Yours received + took the first
opportunity which was this a. m to see the
should send the note for would 70 not So an
temany act willingly and will hesitate to pol
etrmed il any WORD or mine could ever be so con,
OF preservation and If 1t is culpabe ignorance
Of the first of be War TO ana marx Sn ens
d. our very doors on spot where different scene
i fail to discover anything at One-hundred-and-
m ~ for the tablet has been removed and
The tablet. am informed read: "To commem-
I icre tne battle Of Harlem on sepember IS i,S
appears in the papers and that is what Mr.. HAYES
nve said 6C not at do 10 viii %S
nos G 6sreppie , GS TO- the committee and have 1t
troper position or have an appropriate one made
by the papers the announcement to the same effect;
ana when ne did not appear where told MIN |
presumably the same as appeared. though | see
it reads p instead of %. which may have been my
except the obscurty of my handwriting which
caused the typesetter TO print Magyar, when it
wish to be accurate leave It to others to say
truly. RICHARD II. GREENE.
General Daniel Butterfed. chairman of the Tablet
Committee of the Sons OF the Revolution. submitted
the following report in this connection at the annual
meeting Of the society yesterday:
THE commcmoration of the battle OF Harlem by
marking the rocky face of Morningside Park in
large bold letters with the inscription. Battle Of
not been able to accomplish az they had hoped We
are advised that legislation will be required to per
nit this in view of the laws with regards to signs
ana marks upon rocks. etc. Such legislation will
be applied for at the next session of the Legisla-
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Board Uanteo.

; <'-]-7l7----7
A GENTLEMAN wants a comfortaDie
furnished room I'm a private family. with
or without full board. between 3ith ana
5ltl SITS. Please adde's, sitting pr
and particulars. HOMER. BOX o,Z.
Tribune UPTOWN once, ], 2i2 Broadway.
WANTED by "A single gentleman
I'm a refined American family; strictly prl-
yafs: all cOnvCn!ences, with name com
fort give terms and p1ltculais. Au-
dless BACHELOR. Box :. Tribune once.
ADVERTIsrMENTs AND suBsrRip.
TICNs FOR THE NEW;YoRk T .EiIs
uPfOwN OFFICE. No. 1922 broadway
I'd door north Of ThIrty-nrst-st. and AZ.
NERTI SIN EN-rS at the following Brane"
Onices 25a Eghih-ave. $50 IhirdE; a,,S.
seventh st.. corner Third-ave. $50 Eass
i2Stii.st.. near Third-aye. .c26 TMrd-ayyee2
near Sixty -nrstst: 1,70s Fiist-ave: ~ ~"
West Forty-seeond-sA 1e2 ColunDuSs's
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TROLLEY on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO

Baltimore. Dec (SpeciaD-The electric trolley
will be the motive power on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal II the experiments on the Erie Canal
prove successful Articles of incorporation have
been granted to the Chesapeake ana ohio Trans
p0rtation Company. organized for the operation OF
canal-boats by electricity. The capital is t2i@Oy.
and most OF the shares held By canal operators
In Western Maryland.
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felp UanteO.

Males.
AGENTS.-Salary or commission. Great
est invention OF the age. New Patent
Chemical Ink Cruising Pencil. Sells on
sight. Works like magic. Agents. make
s2j 10 s125 per week. Write MONROE
ERASER MIG. CO.. X 200. La Crosse.
WIS.
ARCHITECT wants agents on highest
commission only men In real estate and
building trade or men with large acauaint-
ancc need apply. Address ARCHITECT,
I5T fth-aVe.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIP.
TIONS FOR THE NFw-YOKK TRiB.
INE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1.oi. Broadway,
I'd door north o. Thirty hrst.st. and AID.
VEKTI SEMENrS at the following Branch
Drf,ccs: 254 Eachtt-ave 100 Third-ave..
corner Forty'scvcnth:st $50 East Forty.
seventh.st.. corner Third-ave:: Isc East
ns,S Sixty-tirstrst. 1.706 First-avs. 100
west FoE1-seeond-sk 1o2 ColumbuSave
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Citn Real estate for Gale.

FOR SALEDCHOICE PROPERTY.
House 81 lot, as 1T. Nicholl- ave. N.N.C.
do. do. lJ3 lth-st, Brooklyn.
lots. :. +. cor Cln'fal-aye. d lst-st..
Newark.
> acre. Riverside. Conn.
W. :. Real Estate Agency. Os Dcy-st.. Ny.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IOsth-.t.-
Substantial. artistic. detached hau'e, iow
price send for cir ular. ATLAS I'M
fKOVFMENT CO.. IL Broadway
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBScKIP-
TONS FOX TIE NEW YORK Iil D.
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IliE ",
TOWN OFFICE, no. 242 Broadway, ID
DOR north II 1hirty-iis,-st. and ADVEl:-
IISEMLNTs al the following Branch Or
fee: 2J4 Sth.avc.. =. G. cor 23d-st.
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BrookInu Real Gstatc 90 Get.

PART OF a three stOry. new brown
stone house (second floor and part Of third
excellent modern finish; very desirable
nelghbor God night and cheerful rooms
residence OF the owners snail family OF
fhrcc adults: two minutes from Albany
ave. station Kings Co Elevated Is min.
utcs from Bridge; Will let ~ a gentleman
and wife or small family Of adults. not eN-
70 CHARLES J.. UOTALING. AL sumner
ave. cor Donough-st. brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENTS IND SUBSCRIp.
TIONS FOR THE. NEW-YOKK TKlB-
USE WILL BE EECEINED At THE Up;
TOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 Broad way. "a
door north II Thirty-nr-t.st. and ADVEE.
-IgFMFN at the following Branch or:
nee o5l shave. :. G. cor. 23d It.. 1j2
1tn ave 1r7 FOurth-ave.. corner Four
tcenth At. 76O Thlrd-ave. $50 East oIiy-
seventh-st. corner 3d-ave. $50 East 10th
&C.. near Thlrd-ave.
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g ountrn Real estate for 6als

AGENCY FOR MON rCLAIR.-Re
dence properties OF all descriptions for sac
and to lot; furnished hOuscs.
TUBES & TAYLOR. B.ckman-st.
EAST ORANGE. ". J.-Desiisbic prop.
erty for sal furnished and unfinished
houses 10 rent. s. ID. CONDIT. opposite
Isrlck Church Station.
FLORIDA HOTEL.--0 rooms. attractive
location; perfectly h/'thy: railroad cen
ire; 10000; will exchange. J. w. Al
WATER, o. Libcrty-st..
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FURNISHED Rooms tUanteo.

GENTLEMAN desires furnished room,
heated. with respectable family, at m0drr-
ate Tcrtil. Address i. T., Box 10, THb-
unc once.
WANTED.-By a gentleman In s'rct-
Nv private family. a room without board.
Addros. with fun particulars, j. b., Box
> Trilup. nNif.
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Work Wanieo.
Males.

Males.
WANTED, position by a young man
as elevator runner; thorough experience
can give best OF references. Addrss
BANKS. 157 East 2sth-st.
WANTED.-wor and an opportunity 70
learn the book business no salary asked.
but 70 right party will pay. fair pr.cc
ness can furnish fr-t-cia,s references.
Address J. c. D.. Tribune Office.
WANTED. = Permanent position by
frst-class cutter and coat maker; lately
In buslnc., for himself, Addrcs, FRED
4. STiOIIMANN, Walton, Delaware
County. y. y.
YOUNG MAN. 20. Ave years experience
pany, spc,k- and writ four Languages.
want, position on sho~r or nj sen day or
night work. I. ". Tribune Onice.
YOUNG Alsatian wants situation as
driver or to d. dny,ting: speaks French,
,;crman and Fnall-h can b. well recon-
mcndcd. g. HRC NNEK. No. 23i West
30ti-st.
YOUNG MAN. -. desire, position in
some wLoi' sale hou.c; five years en-
pcrionce In clothinr line excellent refer
cnccs. l.. H.. Box Us Tribune Orice
YOUNG MAN. honest. intelligent and
ollig1ng. business hons" eiciret; can
give ,s-rr.iy. :. Ryan, 377 Baltic-st.,
BiooltIvn.
YOUNG MAN. -, would Ike position
n, por, o" assistant shipping clerk j.
VI. 2's East list.
YOT SO MN, n. want. work OF any
Kind ic,cr'n cs. l.. j. T.. 102 McDougal-
t., BooAiyn.
Young MAN. -, wi,;s work as a
porter or u.cful-man wiling ~ do any
kind OF work ut moderate wages. Ad-
drcos WAGNER, r5S Bralford-st.,
Biooklyn
YOUNG MAN would like work of any
kind or a. assistant janltpr Or port'r;
handy with tools. T.. WALTERS, 9S2
sth.avc.
YOUNG MAN wishes employment OF any
Kind can furnish good city references.
JOSEPH IAHN, IIob0kcn-st., West
o'ohcn. y. j.
VOC 81 NAN. graduate OF business col
lcgc, with furr wears cNpcrlenc IN ONCE
of larcd manufacturing house In New-York
city, desires "a position IN some Office whore
thor, j. n chance OF advancement. best
city references. COLLEGE, care Tribune
ONCE
Females.
GOVERNFSS-Y Young lady wishes posi-
ton as govcrncs> to young children English
hranchcr, ana piano. 3 Il. K. Place, East
Orange y. j.
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-Bya North
German graduate. best references; "Npc-
Fenced willing ~ make herself useful In
every way: English German. French
Frorbel's Kindergarten no music. Ad'
dro-s -. L.. care Mrs. i. j.. llENhE,
Lindrnhurst. J.. |.
REFINED YOCNG LADY as inv1lid's
or cid rly la1y's attic ldant or comp1nion 10
children: hest reference. j. f.. 59G Madl-
>on--t.. Brookl'n.
STENCGRAPUER AID Remington opera
tor desires position competent; go0d rel
crenc"S l.. \. PON III. Tribune Uptown
Oaice 1912 broadway.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
Young lads desire, PORTION experienced.
Address J.. T.. Tribune Uptown Onicr
2f2 Broadway.
STENOGRAPIfTR and Bennington type
writer. with coD-ilcrlbl" experience de-
sirc- position; willing I, assist IN ONCE
work. salary no object. X, u Bihle
House.
>TENOGEAPHEE and TYPEWRIT IE.
One wears experience; owns smith Ire
mler machine. Address Mis-, C., Tribune
ofice.
STENOGRNPHFR.-B young woman
WIN 3. thoroughly experienced In short
hand and typ"writlng, i rapid and accu.
rate i'm hcr work NJ. g.. Tribune 0nicc.
|
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DressmdklnQ.

ANTO1NETTE. 22o West l2ith-st neor
5th-aNr.-icricct nfting rob-, Ia newest
l'ari-i'n designs, hnr work; moderate
pficr> no dcla' b' day.
4 Kf.E.-fIfst.cIa.s cutter
and litter hy the day sl -, SUIT. wraps,
children, costumes, &C.; rcuo,ating
;. 1. Taylor, system. TAYLOR l5J East
ATHEIST
Observation-Disclosures; perfect IT.
ting costumes; handsome dresses, sl9.
OWEN. 80 West 22i-st.
DRESSMAkINn.-Art drcssmalcr,
nrst-cla>- inter dcsr's morr engagements
by the day ia ni,t.cla>, familic, VIII lr.
model highest ~ rrcn'c. D.. 2Ji sth-ayc.
Dlr.S>MA NER.-First-cIa- litter. latest
sly can make ENGAGEMENTS with FAM
files city or county. For particulars ali
dre-, Reliable, 12i ST. teliN-.t.,
brooklyn.
DRL,>SMAKEE wants a frw NOR, Gus
toners at home cuts Dv the =. r. TAYLOR
system. II. FOX, 3l2 West sOth-,t.. near
a,or,id" Drive.
Di;t.>>MAKER.-B references rca.
sonabie piicc. HYEN'S bell. ~ East
o-u-''.
DEf>S AhEK.-tNpcficnccd stylish
drapci good inter wi,h"- morc customers
Address \. ~. 80 west 4sd.st.
DEESSMAk ER.-Makc- handsome suits
latest 'iylcr - up perfect Hitter twenty
years experience l.. station dresses Re-
moirllcd. Ms. shy II. 100 West jOth-st.
~ station.
DRE>>MAKER works out or at home,
u Ing iayinr system fits ladlc- at home
terms reasonable; references. Mr.. WEN
DELL, 81 IToutnan-st.. Iirooklyn.
fEENCH DIR >>MAKEH from Doucct
and IcliA. evening and street dr">-c-
want mofe cnragcincnis By day - 80;
iirst-, las references. Address FRENCH
DEESSMAKER. Ia West SJl.-t.
LADIES' aides own
materials made M into jackets. coats.
ul-t"is and cap's cloaks all KIND, al
tered and remodelled. GREIr, l3i West
22d--t.
.MILLINEE.-Ila Hats trimmed. 30 cent.
old velvet and fclt hat made M. IN the
latest -t,Ic: feathers curied. MlLLlNER,
I43 Eat 3d.st.
own material made up In the latest fashion
spccla SSe'''s 200 West 2sG fs%"S dresses
Mit. J. r.. FINKtNSTEIN, widow of
Joseph FINK nstcin. makes dresses from -
upward tiilor-nade suits. street dr"~~cs,
make over old dresses In the latest -tylcs;
perfect nt guaranteed. Oo2 Uth-avc., near
Ssth--t.. inst POOR
SEAL GARMENTS redycd.. repaired
r"lind. altered and rcmOdellcd T. new
shapes and latest style capcs estimates OF
cost given. GKEIG. i31 West 22d-st.
SEAL sACQUEs .redyed. repaired. or
made into fashionable capcs. Mrs.
BARKER. 11G West J9th.st.; Il years
with Geo. Smith. London GOD Hunther's
Sons 5th-ave.
THOROUGH DKESSMAKER desires
engagements by day or week. In or out Of
city, highest references. Address Miss
T.. Box 5O2. Tribune Uptown once. 1.242.
broadway.
VISITING MILLINFE.-Ladlcs called
on. own materials made into street, even
inr and reception bOnnets. J. NJ, lj3
West lith-st
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miscellaneous.

ACADEMY OF MEDICAL HYPNO.
T1SM. CSC West 1l5th-st.--DR. Me-
CARTHY receives pupils and patients
daily. Oniee hours. o-12; evenings. -
PkiCLo.-Beautiful nocketbooks card.
cases, ladies' and gents s1tchels. Dress
fnR-cases. trunks ave by buying Christ
mas gifts now. CHARLES SCHWARTZ,
old stand. 80 4th-ave.
UNPARALLELED glove sales four.
bScn pIgues; four;button suicides; GENT
EwsSy tortoise shell half prices. JAN.
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furnished Rooms.


\ NICELY furnished floor; suite or
single room private bath English pIin OF
Scry~cc. references. ~ West 31th-st.
An ELEGANTLY APPOINTED pr.
Nate dwelling; location unsurpassed; ~
Wet I7th-st.. near jth-avr. handsome OIL
fec Tor Thy. elan use Of spacious p1ilor.
artistic surroundings; Attendance strictly
ntst-clas-. Call between 1 and o. even
inps after :.
LARGE, HANDSOME, sunny furni she'd
room witt bith, light and heat, T. gentle
mtn. - Wet 9ith-st.
WEST 35TH-ST. NEAR 5TH-AVE:-
Large. comfortably furnished room batn
single gcntlcman's private residence brcak'
fast II desired. Address BAIHELOk,
Box $50 Tribune Uptown once. LIZ
broadway.
5TH.AVE.. $50 Opposite Windsor lIo-
cll.-IIandsOne furnished apartment; also
two desirable single rooms; terms low.
29TH-SI.. Il EAST 9th Madison avos.)
comfortable rooms; every conNenirhre
hotel service convenient hotels clubs: -
weekly. upWaid parlor floor, Hght
rooms; gentlemen.
432 DI>ON.AVE.-Thiri moor. sunny
front room extra large closets also small
room: references.
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for Sale.


a LADY WILL SELL her MAGNIFICENT
upright piano and fancy ease, Including
STOOL ana scarf, for SlS original COT
private residence. i27 Fast If7th.st.
4 MAGNIFICENT 200 upright piano.
mrnts grand tone guaranteed. Loo wei
23d- st.
ARTISTIC GOLD CHAlRS.-IsrIllisnt
Zeal guaranteed substantial. durs9i s, ieo
ing out. only 81 SO; worth - 90 aIso
musical chairs rockers, dtNans sacrhcih2'
800 Gth-ayc., near 22d-st.
At REDUCED PRICEs.-5oO second.
band wood and iron working macn'ncs
fully guaranteed: machinery boCght a.u
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY. S3o Maoi'
son-st.
FIVE HUNDRED cords Of hard wood,
in 4-foot lengths. ready for delivery on on
d nare" JOIN 81 T. nv" MfR K sT,a p S Sta
FOR SALF.-Candy store sni tools for
making candy good location oppo-le o. o.
large school. For particulars come
3l.ave.. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-Restaurant and fixtures
fully furnished. except silver ana i'ho"'
store TO let. at 1,636 broadway.
GOLD Rs-wARRANTED LEAr,,
-itemaln brilliant 20 years sa, nm direct
- 5O retail generally ?. ~ pun I'm
from maDnfa "turcrs. Gill CHAih oo'"
PANE. 80 Murray-st.
HANDSOME two-manual full-pedal or
gan for home. church or lodge also neo'
Ian organ :; kccps perfect time for DANCING
Address X. 1f2 (Olumbu--1Ne.
SAFES sold direct to the customer py
manufacturers not governed by Trust nG 9wue
YORK SAFE co. "A Clinton Place.
sAfEs.-wc have made up i 100 nfs.
eur price, els; worth ESQ. Call ana ex'
amino item. p. II. GROSS. 400 BWN.
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BOARD auo Rooms.

ELEGANT LARGE, front. sunny room;
second floor; exceptional home; taDl ana
appointments nr,t-cia>,. terms moderate;
references. iO6 Park-aNc.. near Jdh-,t.
LEXINGION-AVE. III near jsth.-t.-
Large rooms, nicely furnished hca,
running water; ample closets; pleasant
location.
MADIsON.AvE.. 1877. opposite ut.
and hall rooms private house; every con-
vcnicncc; American family
rLEAsANI Rooms: gooi table; ref.
crcnccs. Wet 3ith-st.
KrgsPEC TABLE WIDOW would like
children 10 GARD good home experienced
with bottle baby. Mrs. CAMP. West
l7Oth-st. and Andubon-aNc.
TWO LADIES can be accommodates
with board In refined priVat, family large
sunny room drc>sine groom and bath r'frr-
cnccs. as paik-aVc., near 51th-st
IITII.sT. - EAST, block from Broad
way.-Dcsrible square front room table
excellent; warm house; married couple
gentlemen.
2lsT-ST.. . wEsT.-Niccly furni-hct.
desirable rooms; superior board s'ir,t
surroundings; central location rcasOhdOie
terms; references.
i5TH.ST.. 1919 WEST .-Hands fur-
nishcd back parlor; CRATE nlc win Doaiui
also other roonr.
18TH. ST.. o WEST. -Second floor Of two
large rooms. together or separately private
bath furniture, app ilntmc1ts ana tiDic All
most superi ?: references exchanged.
Gs WEST lO2D-SI.-Niccly furnished
double parlor for one or two; al CON
vcnicncc> board optional; moderate.
KEEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

HoUStk Et.ftR.-A thoroughly ex.
p'ri"nccd hOu,ekcrjer desires fcInished
hous" where parties would board I'm lieu OF
rent; highest ."f'rences given. Address
RELIABILITY, Tribune Il anch, 15G East
l2Jth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

EOTSEWORk.-Ry str0ng willing
girl; lately landed: wishes situation IN
private family. 100 West 6Oth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

HOrSEWOHK a lady wishes 70 ind
bousrwOik Y III" day for CAPABLE woman:
takes Ia washing AM ironing: reasonable.
Addrass 81 JaFk.avn