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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20
rHE DISTRICT COURT OF APPEALS

Mr. Cnlbsrzop Argues en- Favor OF the rs
tahNsHu"nt "a a Distinct Organization
EsasoU- vhv there should be Distric. court
n apTenis have been made very plain in the re-
port q she House committee on the iutllciarv
written by Representative CuIberson. II 10 as
IoIoWs.
Tho committee IN the judiciary have consid-
cred the bhl :. ls5 70 establish a court OF
tPtr,ls tor "a. District o, Columbia and here
with report a substitute for the bill and recon-
mend that the substitute may be passed and
sghmii he following reasons for it, passage.
Upon thorough investigation BY the com
miftcc a. the results % the existing Judicial
s.~m - the District OF Columbia the commit
tes 1eiieve- that az iEI crative necessitv exists
fpr an inrrense Of ;he judicial force Of the Dis
trirt The DELAYS which attend the deterrnina-
tior ~ civil and criminal causes have been for
mHur year- a cause Ter rniversal COMPLAINT
lhi- eyn Increases from year to wear A. the
b--iuess Of the co1Tt increases. and unless re-
moved Practical dcnisl Of justice by the
courts M 1t be tho result
The committee has been furnished with the
lliiosing Information. which will tend t. show
the Importance 81 Increasing the Judicial force
Of thir District.
before the reorganization OF the Judicial es-
tahitshmCut in is63 the judiciary of the Dis
trirt II Columbia CONSISTED Of five judges.
three %. whom wo-c assigned 20 the Circuit
Court, one 10 the Criminal Coart and one to
the Orphans Court. Criminal Jurisdiction in
minor oficu-es was also exercised by the ma ors
Of the cities Of Washington and Georgetown
and by number % magistrates. The popula-
ton % the District az that time 20. 0s0, be-
ing l50lG inhabitants To- each Judge
~ the present time. with population Of go
500. there are but IN Justice two judges Of
the Police Court having succeeded to the pow
81 Of the magistrates ia criminal cases. with
increased Iurisdictonl being D, 39s inhabitants
g. each Justice % thi- court.
The total assessed value Of the property
within the District of Columbia in 1850 is es;i-
mated 10 about as. iOO. 900. which was sbout
-. $50 900 for each Of the five judges at that
day
Lat ia i.sbed assessment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-20

Lat IA isb@i as 7ssIreut
o. ~. private prCre-tN
vt;tIH he Distract fur
T-rr Oses 90 f1N8tfnn ..-.-...........
Amount - rruv-rtN not
taxable ESTIMATED Is The
Comm issIuuFr-i.
Iuife State uru~srfy . : IL 80 .U.s,
Irufe-tv % fI- Distract
sase ,uuteut....-........ 2.Gi2. gs6
IXcIuft prorcrsy ----..... s.'lH. lct
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
LIZ SccSSiL.Ei.

SANDERS a slAhMAN. ftdns Fdrtors. go = 81.
jsla And IL y. Charles ST.. baltimore
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
Why He Received no Answer.

BosToN. Mass, Dec. lex Minister
Stevens made the following aelfexplan-
tory statement today: Regarding the
dispatch to Secretary Blaine signed by
me and published by the Associated
Press yesterday morning, it is proper to
say that no answer was ever received by
me and probably none was ever written.
Doubtless Blaine thought the standing
instructions and ueages OF the legation
of which then had charge, especially
Secretary Bayard's dispatch to Minister
Merrill, of July u, 1887, were sufficient
for my guidance thus throwing on the
American representatives at Honolulu
the responsibility of dealing with the
facts and emergencies, as to which they
could Judge more accurately than
Washington officials. All official dis
patches received by me during my resi-
dence in Honolulu are duly numbered
and on file in the legation at Honolulu
(Signed) JOHN L. STEVENS.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
CHECKING ANARCHISTS.
Repressive Measures by the
=
French Chamber.
The Bomb-ThroWer Confesses and
says That Smoke Clicked an
Ambitious Orator.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Dec. 15.-The chamber of de-
puties adopted the explosives bill ard
the associations bill, both anti-anarchist
measures, by sweeping majorities.
Avez, a socialist deputy, protested
against what he classed as "throttling
discussion" and other socialist deputies
denounced the alleged indecent haste
with which the measures were pushed
through. Flandin defended the projects
as being needed for the defense ol
menaced society. Goblet proposed te
send the association bill to the commit
tee, but this was rejected by vote Of
400 to 1872 and the bill was adopted by {
vote of 464 to 80. .GG a
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
A SENSATION RUINED.

An Explanation Concerning the Lost
Dispatches. =.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-There was
published this morning dispatch ad-
dressed by Minister Stevens from Homo
lulu to Secretary Blaine dated March 8,
1892, in which Stevens asks for instruc-
tions in the event of a revolution move
ment. This dispatch was printed in the
official Hawaiian correspondence and is
not new.
The dispatch referred to an entirely
different revolution from the one which
has been effected. The revolution Stev-
ems apprehended was threatened by
Robert Wilcox, half-caste, who at
tempted to overthrow Kaiakaua In 1885
and was prevented by the white ele'
ment in the islands.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
4 SILVER PARTY
Probably Born Yesterday in
Washington.
Its Elements, Labor Organizations
PopuIists, the Grange and the
Farmers Alliance.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ia conference
of leading silver men of The country to
devise way of continuing the fight Tor
free silver opened today. Among those
present are Gems. Weaver and Field, OF
Iowa, Stewart, of Nevada. Kolb, Nor
ton and Frew, British authority on BIZ
metallism. $50 :,
The possibilities of new political
party with free silver coinage as'the
sole plank of its platform was among
the developments of the days secret
session of silver leaders. The day was
devoted to expressions of opinion by
representatives of the different states.
They were uniformly to the effect that
working people and farmers were dis
satisfied with the course OF congress In
repeating the purchase clause OF the
Sherman act. Senators Jones and
Stewart and Master Workman Sovereign
of the Knights of Labor, and National
Lecturer Whitehead of the Grange.
were among the speakers this after
noon.
During an address by Senator Jones
an interesting colloquy occurred be-
tween him and Master Workman Sow
ereign. The latter suggested that when
the labor ranks had assisted toward
securing free silver there should be q
reciprocity by which the silver leaders
would assist in securing labor reforms.
Jones commended that all labor dues-
tions were merged in the money ques-
ton and it's solution would settle
them all. Sovereign and the senator at
| last met on common grounds in agree-
ing that the silver question should be
made the paramount issue of all labor
and industrial organizations.
Frequent references were made dur
ing the speeches today to the necessity
of organizing silver party, made up
of the elements heretofore gathered
under the standards of the Populists
the national grange, Knights Of Labor
the Farmers Alliance, etc. The
tendency of the conference is towarde
this new organization. Probably the
first effort of the united forces will be
exerted to carry congressional elections
next fall. 1t is undecided whether thi:
will be done by nominating indepen
dent silver candidates for congress Of
by endorsing such candidates Of the ole
parties as have shown by their records
that they favor silver. ~
The belief of those attending the con
ference is that national silver tickle
will be put in the field as result of thu
present meeting and of the victor
les it is hoped to achieve in the con
gressional election. Senator Jones sale
at the close of the days conference tina
this new national party was among tn
strong probabilities of the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
He Intended to Speak.

PARIS, Dec. 15.-Liberte states that
valiant has confessed that he was Civ
en- 100 francs by we'll to do anarchist
in order to make big coup. Valiant
is quoted as adding that he used the
money to purchase explosives etc. with
which he made the bomb and conceal
ed it in flannel waist belt. Accord
ing to Liberte, valiant intended to
harangue the the deputies after the ex
posion but was choked with smoke.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
Funeral.of Mrs. Porter.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The funeral
of Mrs. Porter, wife OF the late Admiral
Porter, took place today. The inter.
ment was by the side OF her husband
at Arlington. The pail bearers were
Senator Chandler, Representative
Boutelle, Admirals Jouette, Ally, Upshur
and Stevens; Commodores Walker and
Ramsay and Major Nicholson of the
marine corps.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
EIGHT DEAD.
A Trestle Gives Way Beneath {
Train.

Train.
DUNK1RK, N. Y, Dec. 15.-About 7
O'Clock tonight bad wreck occurred on
the New York & Pennsylvania near
here resulting in eight deaths and many
injuries.
A trestle weakened by trains gave
way precipitating the baggage and
smoker into creek. The following is q
list of the dead
OSCAR PORTER, Brocton.
MRS. PORTER, his mother, Brocton
GEORGE RYMAN, Fredonia.
MRS. STOCKHOLM, Dunkirk.
VIM. M. KANE. baggage master
Buffalo.
HARRY DODGE, conductor.
Two unidentified passengers.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
Won by Schaefer.

NEW York Dec. 15.-The fifth game
in the Bake line billiard tournament
was between Schaefer and Slosson.
The latter was badly ontplayed at every
stage and Schaefer won by score of
R00 To QO1
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16

To Some Girl Under Fifteen Years.
We will give beautiful Doll worth
$4,000, it will cost you nothing. Call
and leave your name. -
PRATT Bros. Holiday Leaders,,
Arizona republican., 1893-12-16
A Miniature Worlds Fair.

Can be seen at our store. We have
everything in the Holiday Line, we al
20 give to our customers free solid sill
yer spoons. PRATT Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
.nvrvrts-MEyTS AND SUBsCRIP.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SuBsCRIP.
TI0NS FOR THE NEW:YORk TRiB'
uNE WILL BE REC LIVED At THE ".
TOWN OFFICE. No. ,.42 Broadway, "a
door north OF Thlrty-lr.t ST. and ADVER-
TiSENENJS a, the following Branch o.,
Gces: 254 shave, :. c. cor -3s.st. Ih-
ntn.ayc; 1877 FOurth-aNc., corner four-
tccnth.sf. $50 Third ave, corner f0rty-
..eventh.,t. / OPS Thild-aye., near sixty.
nrst.st. los Firstayc; les Wc so FG Tsy;
I-,b'st corner Third.aye.; $50 East 125th:
a.. near Thirc.svc. - Avenue a (; l,S2a
ihird lave; 20 West Fourteenfh..t ~
Nest 4od.st. l49 Chu'ch'st 20 Inird.
ave: 1888 Thf dave; 2,Ool lhiru'a'e.'
between / 9TH and 18th sts.
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Real estate Wantco

GREENWOOD CEMETERY LOT
w.NTED.-Cau or address, giving par
ticulars. with price. T.. T.. Marks. No.
900 Broadway, Room %. -
WANTED.-A well-built house IN gooi
condi ton, situated between slNtn anu "asi.
- aves aud Tlfiieth and Fifty seventh ste.
state full particular, and lowest cash prize
or no attention paid agents need nmt an
swcr. principle only. :, Ad1rc,s kEAL
ESTATE, z. o. Box 1905 Newt ork
ff,,, pnStofficp.
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AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
rates until 8 p. m. VIZ;
.54 SHAVE, =. e. cor. Of 231et.
1872 Oth-aye., cor. l2th-t.
1872 COlunIbus-aNe., near West O5th-st.
as1sIg 10 u1Iou loop 20 AsAproid GtG
.ina 81 O6I ''oAu.rJoypsa O06I 'sAc
.QlgY az COS '9s lInoO 80 ''ls-uollnI LGS
sIoIAaO XAINooAa
'1s-Wctl ls5M OcS
'sAp.ps Icou '9s-u9c1I 9sua OsI
:S1JfIiO KIJavH
'sls ulGlf Iur q1GII 'aan 'atppG 1909
lO6 West 421-st., near Gth-eNe
90 West lith-st., near 5th-3vc.
o5- West 42d.st., bet. 1th and Sth ayes.
1S7 +th-ave, cor. 14th-st.
.33s 8d.ave.. between 10th and 77th-sts
13o3 3i.ave between 18th ard 10th sts.
ops 3d-avc., near Glstst
LOS lSt-aVe. near S3th-st.
76O 3d.aVc., corner 47th.st.
t5s 3i-ave.. near East 3!th-st.
So Avenue \. between 80 and 4h ave..
II Canal.st ana 1871 Divisio1-st;
$40 Church-st.. bet. Warren anc Charn'
bcrs SITS.
325 Biceckor-,t.. near Christopnef-st.
$50 East 47ih-st., corner 3d-aNe.
2G East i2d.st, near Madison.aVe.
2,0jl 3d-ave., bet. 1l2th AMI ll3th ss.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 East i2jth-st. near 3d-fVe.
243 West l25th-st.. bet TN and 5th ayes.
$50 West lijth-st. ..,-,-
2o7 Fulton.st.. CO Court-st. 5cj De Kalb-
ave, / .2GO Bcdfort-ave., 100 B'way.
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Oiiicc,
,o42 Broadway. "a door north n 3lst-st.
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until 0 o'clock p. m.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular Office
rates until D. m, viz:
254 SHAVE, :. .. cor. Of e3d%t.
152 6th-aVr, cor. 12th-st.
1872 Columbus.ave., near West 6Sth-st.
LOG West 42d.st.. near bth-3\e.
90 West 14th-st., near 5th-ave.
251 West 42dst., bet. eth and 9Th ayes
151 tth.ave., cor. l4th-st
1913 3d.ave., between 10Th and 17th.sts.
1913 31-ave., between 10Th AID 10th sts
.02G Sd ave, near 6lst-st.
Los lst.avc., near S9th-st
go 3d.ave., corner i7thst
65& 3i-ave., near East 37th-st.
81 Avenue A, bstwern Sd aud It'll ayes
Il Canal-st. and 1871 Diyislon-st.
$40 Church-st, bet. Warren and Cham
bcrs sts-
1928 Beecker.st.. near Christopher.st.
IS9 Last 4Tth.st.. corner Jd-ave.
20 East 42d-st. near Madison.avc.
1i9 Church-st. bet. Warren and Cham
bers ats
32j Bleccker-st. near Chrlstopher.st.
$50 Eas. ATHEIST, corner 3d-ave.
% East i2d.st, near Madison.ave.
o.0jl 3davr. bet. 18TH aud 18th IL.
HARLEM OFFICES
$50 Fss, l25th-st, near 3d-avc.
243 West Io5ih.st bet. 7th and 9Th ayes.
800 West 14bth-st.
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flats 90 fet, uufnrnisheo

-
nFsIRaBLE SINGLE nigh stoop'
e.t. = rooms low rent. II last loo.n-,I.
S2D-ST., A H. '.os iocaiion first-class.
Uptown Once,
90 Roadway. I'd door noith OF ois~'''
- ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS
,srsiyed there until O'Clock p H.
Ar HRAXCH OFFICES,
.dv.r.scments received at regular OHIO
rates until 8 p. IN, " w
254 shave, 5. E. c9s' "a
1872 6th.ave., cor. l-th-s';x w., ,s,b.st.
i92 Colunbus-avc., near IVES. oo~"''
iS0 Wrst J2a.st., near 9TH. ave.
20 West i4th.st., near 5th.sye;. ~, ave..
esg West i2d.s'., bet: n and s'n a'e''
l5a ath.ave'' ,,e.wcen 10th and 77tn ats.
i'3as5 Sa'ae'' between 18th ard 10th sts'
1'U26 Sd-ave., near 0le.,N.,
J,70S lst-ave., near o?Lh,
~ SSs,c" o.ar East 3,th<t. -
81 81 Avenue Avenue 4, between s "a a.d .'n ''S'
lI9 Church-st.. bet. "sf.e"
bers SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

PARTY OCCUPYING desirable suite,
,.t,h hath. will sublct same for sumner
months. Apply Office. Hotel Grnoo'c. oo'h
and 57fh SIS. aud 1th-aNe.
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Rooms Uante6.

-
A CENT EMAN expecting 20 be away
SUNDAYS desires comfortable room In private
Christian family between I'D and 1Ooth
cts West: -: references cxchans cd
RIVERSIDE. Tribune once.
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once,
l,242 Broadway. "a door north NJ 3lst-st.
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until . O'Clock y. IN.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received az regular ONCE
rate, until y. m, VIZ:
25t shave. :. @. cor. Of 23d-st.
l92 Coumbus-ave., near Vest 6Sth-st
l92 COlumbus.aNc., near West Octh-st.
lOj West 42t-st.. near shave.
- West lith-st., near shave.
o5T West 42d.,t., bet. 1th and 9Th ayes.
I57 4th-syc., cor. 14th 1t.
1873 slave, between 10th and lth-sts.
.323 3i-ayc., between 10TH and 10Th SITS.
.O26 3d-ave., near Glst-st.
LOS ist-ayc., near SJth.st.
700 3d.sye.. corner ATHEIST.
J5i 3iaVe., near Fast 31th-st.
81 Avenue \. between sd and 4th aves.
II Canal.,t ana lj7 Division-st
li9 Church-st. bet. Warren and Cham
325 Bleeckcr.>t, near Christophcr.st.
$50 last 4Tth--t., corner 3d.ave.
20 East 4od-st. near Madison.We.
2.O5l 3d-aye. bet. 1l2th ami ll3tl sts.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fast l2jth-st.. near 3d-ave.
243 West i2jth.st., bet. 7th and Sth aves
800 West li5,h.st.
BROOKLYN OFFICES
3e7 Fulton.st.. % Court.st.. sos Dc kalb-
ave, l.26o Bedford-ave., 100 Bway'
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AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received al regular o"eo
rates until s p. M. VIZ
2H SHAVE, .. c. cor. OF Zou-Ss.
fS2 6th-ave. cor. l2th-st:
10, Columbus.ayo., near West 6eth'st.
JOG West ;2d-st near 6th-sNc.
90 West lith.st.. near 5th-ave;
257 West 4od-st., bet. It'll and etn aVes.
1877 f,h-avc, cor. 14th-st.
I s3h 3d.aye.. between 10th and 77th.sts.
1'8oS M.avc.' between 18th and 10th SIS.
1925 3d.ave.. pear Olst-st.
l,S0S 1st-ave., near o3th-st
200 3d.ave., corner 47th.st.
ES4 31ave., near East 3!th.st.
SO Avenue A, between ga ana 4tn eNee'
IL Canal-s;. and l57 Diyision-st:
40 Church.st, bet. Warren and Cham
bers sts
s2s Bleeckcr.s.. near Chrlstopher-st.
i5g East 47fh.st., corner. Sc-avc.
20 East t2d-st.. near Madison,sVe;
2,o5l 3daye,, bet. Jpn al1 d,otn s1A'
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 East 125th.st. near 3d-ave- NJ.
243 West l25th-st.. bet. 7th ana Stn oves'
80 "oinR o0KLYy OFFICES:
za7 Ptltos st, 90 Court ST.. SOB pc kalD-
ave-, 1900 Bedford-ave, 100 b'way'
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miscellaneous.

o 49, -
AT z PRICE Of msnufartIrer.--The
bankrupt stock Of trunks, bags Nslises,
basket trunk, and pocketbook,. o. tdWard
SCHWARTZ old established trunk store.
~ 4th.avc.. bet. stu and 3th st>
YOUNG LADY. with means. wishes
situation in mercantile business where she
could, II satisfactory become pa tier or
interested in said bushes. Address
BUSINESS. Bridgeport conn.
DIVORCES. DIVORCES. DIvORC Is
wESTLOTOKN'> Detective and Law
4 ccncY: procure divorces furni-h private
Information shsdowinr. habit, % suspected
Tree. % Nassau.st.
GuILENEN wlshmg 10 dispose OF their
left of clothing ~ a far value VIII plei-e
call on or 9Circss EDWARD MILLER.
Gs 0tn.aNe.
LADITS.-4Sure c,lrp for bCdbue-. roIches.
ct. Price 81. Nine. ROSE. Ladies
window, q. J.. o.
ADVERJ ISrMrA Is AND huBsCRiP.
TIONS FOR IIE NEW-IORK TKIH.
uNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIRE Up.
TOWN OFFICE, No. PAP Broadway. ID
TIsEMEN1s at the following Branch OF
tccs: pa shave, p. cor. -3l-,t. 1872
Gth.avc Ij7 Fourthave., corner -Four.
tcenth.st. go Thid ave. corner Forty.
sevcnth.,t. 1.O26 Thi dave, near sixty
nrst.s,. I.70s Ffrst-aNc.; LOG Wet Forty.
second.st.; l75 Columbus ave; 100 Fast
47tN.st, corner Third-aNc.; $50 East 10th
mi rdaVc. 90 West Fourtoenth-st.; PSI
NJ, tnd.t 80 Thufch-.r
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Office,
1,242 Broadway. ID door north Of 31st-st
Advertisements ard Subscriptions
recei, ed there until . O'Clock p. III.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received al regular onco
rates until S p. M. viz:
2o4 Sth-aNc., :. G. CO... OF 23d-St
152 6th-ave., cor. 1otn.st.
1872 COlumbus-aVc.. near West 6Sth.st
Jog West 42i-st., near 6th-ave.
20 West lith-st., near 5th.ave.
251 West i2d.St.. bet. 7th and Sth ayes.
Isl 4th-ave.. cor 14th.st.
1888 3d-ave., between 10Th and 17th.sts
! .323 3d-ave. between 18th and 10th SITS.
l.026 3d-ave., near 6lst-st.
LOS lst-ave.. near S9th-st
go 3d-aVe., corner 47tb-st
55t 3i-aVc.. near East 37th-st.
81 Avenue 4. between Sd and 4th aves.
II Canal.st. and l57 Division-st.
l49 Church-st., bet. Warren and Cham
325 Bleecker-st.. near Christopher.st.
$50 East 47th--t.. corner 3d-avc.
90 East 42d-st. near Madlson-ave.
2.051 3davc.. bet. 1l2th and 18th SIS.
HARLEM OFFICES
$50 East 125th-st., near 3d.avc.
243 West l25th-st.. bet. 9Th and Sth aves.
800 West l4jth.st.
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tielu il)anrea.


AGENTS. daily pront. selling 'White
Satin Bouquet" the most lasting perfume
made new method Of selling; reauiics 10
talk; other fast selling goods is sane line.
l. PUTNAM & CO.. West Winstead. Coma.
wANTED.-Ladics and gcnil7mon 70
celcd postage stamle. goot pay. end
stamped ,ddrcescd envelope for particulars.
COLUMBIAN. -. Bromi ,ld-at.. Goston.
Males
AGENT WANTED.-Eelia5lc person OF
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with good following among investors. Tho
services NJ hr.t-class party are desired
by corporation Of good financial standing DO
ing bnsines- In Mass. g. place an issue Of In.
creased capital stock. The corporation has
never issued any bonds or preferred stock.
The company is controlled and managed ny
New-Eng land conservative business men.
well AMI fayorably known; references
given AMI required. For the right person.
good. profitable connection can be made.
and liberal compensation Will be given for
valuable services rendered. Adore, W.
s.. Box 40 Tribune Office.
wANTFD.-A fr-t-c'as DESIGNER for
printed fabrics. Address L. D. Bon 2'VoS'
city.
Females
LADIES 10 work for us at home all can
earn extra n-money also u fcw ladies' for
our special order department; COOL pay.
FTRUSCAN ART CO, 30 East ith-st.
WANTED.-A well educated North Ger
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those halNp good references need apply.
Addr.ss in) English, stating wages GER
NAN NURSE, Box 3,2S. y. Y. Po-toi'ic'.
WANTED Thoroughly reliable nurse
for two small children German. Call o 70
l Monday. 81 Fast 6ith-st.
WANTED.-A French goycrnc's must be
n frst-class seamstr'ss. Call Monday until
3 o. m. at 33o Canal-st.
wANTED-Ladies 70 write ct home en-
close stamped envelope. ELLA WERST.
secretary. South Bend. Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
Horses ano Carriages.

Q0r8f9 QuU NUIIIuYbo.
ELANDRAU g. co.
ELANDRAU & co.
GJAANDRAU g. co:
S72, 4, 6 BROOME-SI.
az, 4, 6 BROOME-ST.
VIC1CRIAS,
CABRIOLE16.
VIS-A-VIS,
SPIDERS.
DOSA-DOS,
WAGONEITF6.
2ROUGHAMS,
DEMI.C0A(HES.
LANDAUS.
OMNIBUS.
ROCKAWAYS.
PHAETONS.
RUNABoUTs.
UEPOT WAGONStvs
IKIPLEX ST. RREfS.
BUCKBOAKDS.
NEW IN DESIGN
QUALIFY OF IHE BEST;
IN ALL SIZES AND WEIGHTS.
AND COLORS OF PAINTiN'. AND
THINNING, FORMING
THE LARGEST STOCk OF FlNlSHEp
VEHICLES. IN THE WORLD:
A CRITICAL INSPECTION SOLICITED.
COMPLETE STOCK ABOVE STYLES
SECONDHAND AT EXTREMELY
LOW PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
Boar1 and Rooms.

BOARD, II EAST 22D-ST.. near Broad
way.-EXcelent rooms, with or without
Posrd - gentlemen aud city visitor. fail
ARRANGEMENTS en- be made; parlor dining
room references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25
for Sale.

AT REDUCED PBLCES.-6o0 second
hand woo1 and iron working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 1913 Madi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown once.
l.24o Broacwsy 81 door north OF 5lstst.
- Advert, sements and subscriptions
received there until . O'Clock y. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

YOUNG MAN, %. wants work at any
thing: understands care Of horses years
reference WIN. ROSE. 81 Ctica-ave.,
brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

AGENTS. daily rront. selling ''white
Satin Bouquet" the most lasting perfume
made; new method OF selling; reauiics no
talk other fast selling goods is sane line.
/. PUTNAM & Co. West Winstead. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-25

ALWAYS
When you wish TO buy q good ,arriogc.
OF any style. without Iaying .ancy price
Tor IT, you may depend upor -<tting first:
class article made In the est manner and
the newest style and at the right price by
visiting tina waSerooms Of
JOHN MOORE
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MOORE,
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JOHN MOORE.
80 TO SO WARREN-ST.,
SO TO 80 WARREN ST,
81 TO 30 WARREN. ST,
SO TO 80 WARREN ST,
So TO 50 WARREN ST.
SO To 80 WARREN ST,
So TO 80 WARREN ST,
So TO 30 WARREN ST,
wnere can also be found a stock second TO
mono in New-york OF
HORSE BLANKETS. SHEETS. ROBES
AND ALL HORSE GOODS.
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