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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

HIRAMC. WHEELER Odebolt Sac county,
iowa, sells first-class imported PEacHERoS
and SHIRE STATIONS. $500 l. 9 and years
time. Imported mares cheap.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

Mrs Fannie Dignan, l4l Mott St, New
York City. makes miraculous cure of
her rheumatism She writes. Il owe un-
spcakable and never TO be forgotten graf
itude 60 Salvation Oil. II made miracu-
Ions cure of my rheumatism
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

The most famous opal OF history was
that worn by the Roman senator Nonius
Antony tried TO buy II a u present to Gle
opatra, but Nonius rcrnsed 10 sell. II
was buried In his tomb, where IL was
found In the present century.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

Neros eye-glass, through which the
near-sigbtad iyrant watched the gladia-
torial games, was an emerald cut into the
form of q lens
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

Amber, often elassed among gems Is n
fossil product Most Of the specimens In
closing insects are manufactured from
gum c0pal.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

With the funds raised by pawning the
Regent diamond Napoleon was nabled Ia
undertake the campaign that ended at
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

When the French crown jewels were
inventoried In i79i there were 9,547 dia-
monds, sos pearls, $50 rubies, l34 sap
phires, $50 emeralds, n topazes. 3 ameth-
ysts ,.nd number Of nnclassified stones.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

The emerald improves in color on cx-
posure to the light. Pearls kept in the
dark lose their luster. but regain IL on
exposure TO the sun.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

FITS.-An Fits stopped free by DIR KLINEs
GREAT NERVE RESroRER. No Fits after nrss
FAY Marvellous cures. Treaties and sl0) trla
bottle free to Fir cases. Send to DIR. KLINE. g3i
Arch ST., Phtladel phia Ia.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

The emerald was one OF the best known
acient stones. Emeralds have been dis
covered in the Etruscan tombs in settings
over 2,000 years old.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

Tested by Time. For Bronchial af.
fections, Coughs, etc. BRowS's BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs have PROVED their efficacy by a
test OF many years Price - cts
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

The ruby in the center of the Maltese
cross on top OF the British crown is the
stone that was given to the Black Prince
by King Pedro, of CASTLE, after the bat
tie of Najara Henry of England wore
II in his helmet at the battle of Agincourt.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

xadies. use Or. lanues "periodicar' PM. from
Paris. FgHnce Established IN Europe. 1850; Gated
6tasss e7 C.-~. ell auopresaionA irregularities aud
monthly arrangements. Safe. harmless. reiisDie.
They positively aof be taken during pregnancy
Many OF the MS u which ladies' are subject are the
direct results Of irregular menstrustion. Continued
monthly suppressi0ns rusus IN blood poisoning and
quick consumption. ~ package for 81 per man.
~ ~ y's nssss ~ az ~ pSs ane -
BY sedswick = Grady. Sioux City. Ia Wholesale and
.rtai aSents-
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

Don't 10 i with indigestion nor with a
disordered liver. but take Beecham's Pills
for immediate relief. 2a,cents box.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

pause. VIII fnd tn IL healing, soothing tonic.
The highest re- oniiilsr c,:.c.. from rscsrs-
nent physicians and those who have tried It,
Write for book ''ro Women" !" mailed free. Sold
D" all druggists. BRADr IELD REGULATOR Co,
proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01

The Fifth regiment. of Baltimore, now
consists Of privates and 'nou-comsr only,
all the other officers. from Colonel Boykin
to the youngest sub, having resigned,
In consequence Of tromble 1T the inaugu.
ration
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
. A Thrilling Book, To Any
Reader Of This Paper.
Tells All About the indians.

Latest Publication In It's Line, Entitled
Life and scenes Among the kickapos
Ipdians"-Contains Nearly Two Hun.
drcd Pages sent Free To Everybody.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01
TIE W0,f4N WHO B-ORKs

and Is tired, viii lind a
special help in Doctor
Pierce's Fayorite Pre-
scription. Perfectly
harmless In any condi-
tion OF the female sys-
TEN. IL tpromotesa all the
natural functions, and
builds up, strengthens,
regulates, and cures.
For women approach
ling confinement, nurs-
ling mothers, and every
weak, run down, deli
cate women, IL is an in-
xtc,ofufiup- summarizing
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01
Did he owe you anything?

humph. ] can't see what he has TO
do with my clothes.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01
RADFIELD'S
FEMALE
REGULATOR

has proven an infailibie
specific for all derange-
nents peculiar to the
female ser, such aschronio
womb and ovarian dis
eases. IL takenin time it
regulates and promotes
healthy action Of all func-
tions of the generatfyo
organs. Young ladies &C
the age of puberty, and
Older ones at the memo
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01
$40.0O0.O0O

Earned by the Bell Telephone Patent in 1891. Yonr
invention may be valuable. You should protect 10 BY
patent Address Tor full and intelligent advice, TRIR
or cHAReE w. w. DUDLEY a. CO.,
Solicitors OF Patents
Psciae Bld'g e22 F ST.. \. W. Washington, Dc.
(Mention this psperA
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01
Could NOT See.

Husband You've been worrying me
for five years because you weren't as
well dressed as Mrs Nextdoor.
Wife--Well?
Well. he's failed Can't pay his
debts.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-01
Took Seven BottIcs-perfcctly Wei,

I have been victim OF catarrh long while.
Ny nose and head were so stuffed up that some
times repls nss sleep nj all during
The rig;t. A srisna advised me 20 take
Iivois Sarsapariiia cs.c settiA did ne so
much soed kept on; have now taken seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

slight variation materially mlsrcpresented vcndcr
u goods might be strongly tempted misuse re lax
, '" 70 correct debt rather than to punish crime
The proposed amendment would modify thi section by
Pr'ui'g mat when previous written satemcn. has O
made false verbal statement Of the pIlch1scr that ii,
means or ability have not changed. a fraudulent con"
ceain'ht OF any such change shall be criminal. Such
al amendment would restore the old danger OF mi uu
standing or disappearing verbal statements me
danger is just when the rdc' to
prior written statement and even greater where there
Is claimed to be failure make known any ch1n!'
in the purchasers circumstances. \ new wn,ton state
ment can be always required IL new c'cdt = a'N'i
for Then there be misunderstanding TO the exact
representations made by the Ncndri IL rch, tha'
seller should be protected actual fraud and the
section it stands is sufficient that purpose
Another highly important bill vetoed by The Gov
ernor was that Of AsSembyman Woodbury. Oh
Chautauqua County providing for the payment ol
damages TO all counties that erected buildings for The
care OF their INDECENT insane and then found them
under State Care act Transferring me III
sane to the State hospitals. The Governor thus com
mcnts on the bill:
1t extremely doubtful whether counties included under
the provisions OF this proposed have anv equitable
claim the State. Any building or building, Whch
prior April H. 1890 to he used HoeN as
county asylum for the insane. were constructed '' III"
risk OF the counties and in pursuance OF licenses granted
bv the State Board Charities. which expressly
revokabe at pleasure In their terms. This Dill "o'e
over does not submit to Board Of Claims the question
Of whether liability exists the part Of the state Du'
assumes such a liability and merely authorizes the Eoud
OF Claims TO fix the amount Of such liability There i
scarcely a county in State, except Kings and New
York whose injuries by means OF IN" STATE are at ''
greater than the benefits conferred by that act It's pro-
iions and o,rra,ion save - each county almost 30 per
cont Of the amount formerly raised by taxation Tor the
support Of It's under the old county care system
The figures of actual presented by me somt
time ago in my memorandum approving the appropriation
for carrying eject the provisions OF the STATE 'aie
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PRIZES FOR AMERICAN ia RS.
THE NEWARK'S SAILORS WIN RACE.
GOOD WORK OF THE BANCRoFT's MEN-vIsIToRs
,po,rD THE SHIPS

GOOD WORK OF THE DANCRoFT's MEN-vIsIToRs
ABOARD THE SHIPS
Yesterday was lively day aboard the American
men of.war II was sci for the races between u'
ho,,s of thc yarions ships Of Uncle sans fleet now
anchored in the North River, and the tars were inN
alive 10 the fact The races were arranged by "Thr
Row. York Herald under whose management the
contests between boats of the foreign ships We're raced
last Saturday. The day dawned clear ana peasant
and the sailors the ships as well as hnhure1S Oh
spectators who had planned to see III" races were
ubilant II perfect day on the rNer. ~
good breeze made the water just choppy enough 10
offer the resistance needed 10 hlahe 'io i'o Va '"
of.war gigs Interesting
Tho contests were set for o'clock. and nj O'Clock
precisely the boats off IN the first race Al =
o'clock The Herald tug steamed up through the Meet
picking UP the boats which were TO contest III thr
races and towing them up 10 the starting point on
Northumberland thirty t. lille later luES
and small steamers PIT ont from the various landings
wen laden with passengers ana made away for the
starting poiut which was marked by two steam cut
ters anchored some distance apart. People WHO con-
crccated along the Riverside Drive could see Only the
lam OF boats about single point up the river. At
3 o'clock there was faint sound of eun-and the
lam began 10 scatter Itself out and come down The
coursc between the two lines Of men-ofwa
The first race was for tcn-oared and twclvcoarcd
double banked boats stralgtaway course from about
hundred nd thirt ysecOnd-S southwark D"t"ceh
the line of United ctaes and the line OF foreign mei-
of-war 10 "A line about opposite Seventy-seconds'.
The distance was three miles. The twclvcoarcd boats
were TO allow thrIv-siX seconds 10 ten Dared boats
over the whole course. the handicap TO be taken on
AT the finish. The boats entered were: I"noar'd'
The Baltimore Bancroft, CHICAGO and Dolphin Twelve
CARED Newark Philadelphia and Yorktown.
The start was "A perfect one; but it was shown
shortly who were the masters. Tile crew OF thc
Newark's boat caught the water OF the signal and
with long steady and beautifully even stroke
they gradually pulled away from their companions
The boats Of the Philadelphia and the Bancroft
came down the course PROV and prov; the YORK
town Jagged few seconds behind, and In the rear
came tie Baltimore, the Dolphin and the chicago.
The real race for second place between The
Philadelphia and the Bancroft The Bancroft. which
had n handicap Of thlriy-sX seconds, tired TO win
second place without her handicap, and missed doing
so by only three seconds. The finish was In the
following order Newark. 40 80; Philadelphia.
4G 90; Bancroft, 3:4G:27; Yorktown, Bait
more Dolphin, Chicago The first prize, $780, went
10 the Newark second prize 800, TO III" Bancroft {;
third prize 500. to the Philadelphia The second
race for fouroared dlngeS or whaeboats, single
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
!. II. Johnston s. Co.,
II Union Square, N. Y.
send for pricr-li-i.

banked The conrs. was stralghaway from one
hundrcdand twcnh-sr 10 about opposite S'Veh'S
secondst. distance about two miles Inc '"''
were Ncsuvu- two four-oarcd dinGie-' I'''''''''
Dolphin and Philadelphia. The race was I''' "''''
csting than that of the donblcbanked boat'' "o"S"
the were heartily cheeicd. Tie N''"N'"' "''
first and third place. with the Baltimore N'coh" anu
Philadelphia last The prizes Were hrs'' f''' S''o""'
S22. and third. SI3.
The enthusiasm OF the was shown Oh p"''"
the American men-ofwnr. The port side OF ca'h 81
the white cruiser, was lined with shouting. waving
scrccchine crowd of tar,. and the fnvor't" bo''
Ias,cd the men waved their hats and shouted theF
encouragement to the oarSmen. The sid" ol U'
Baltimore was black with sailors. and the great
cruiser listed 10 port until she looked like an excursion
steamer on the day OF the naval plrai" The crowd
aboard the ship were sailors from the foreign vessels
the guests Of the Bamorc's men, who gave re
ccpiion Yesterday.
The judge were Ensign Van Duzcn. of the Man
tonomoh. and Ensign Ecnham. of the san fiancl' go
Lieutenant Galloway. OF The MianOn )mo Wa starter
The race, did not interfere With life in general
aboard The ncc' In the North River. All III" snip
except those preparing sail received visitors u
usual. Bishop Potter ana a party visited IN
Philadelphia in the afternoon. John D. Crimmlns.
the Mise, Crimmins and II party Of ninety youn
women from the Convent Of the sacred Heart w'l'
the guests Of Father Parks. chaplain 81 IN fhiia
delphia. earlier in the day. sailor imris ln'd II
The brig aroused the sympathy of the Young women
and they begged the officers showing them about Ia
nj the poor ont: but the officers of the Phila
dephla are cruel men, and their entrcati"S met
no res onsc The new captain Of the Chicago ~ j
Maisn. reported TO Admiral Ghcrari yesterday morn
Ing. Pit Admiral Gherar1i asher" where lr
has been In consultation with Secretary Herbert
Aboard the Philadelphia there was an air 81 Official
mystery kilograms and dispatches were being cN
changed constantly between the Admiral ashore and
Captain Bridgcman aboard ship. The nature Of tn"
dispatches couM not be learned
The Atlanta will be ready for her southern triI
Saturday and will probably 90 70 .cI Oh that IA 90
The Jean Bart f. expected 10 ,ail this morning. Tie
caravels will 20 tOmOI morning.
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sc0rcB.IRrSHuEy ~ CONVENTION

Springfield. ohio. May 1.-THE Scotohir'h society
OF America convened here III, morning In lis MIN
annual session. The opening exercises were A"id III
the City Hall which was beautifully decorated Win
designs Of the shamrock and thistle FOR IN" occasion.
There was large attcndanc" and III" programme
was heartily enjoyed. Governor Mckinley, on b'nAl'
OF the State. warmly welcomed The visitors ana re
ferr-d TO the fact That Ohio never did anything ly
halves. MAYOR Jnrncs Johnson, r., rs the head 81
the city, then a. heartily welcomed IN" delegate ana
gv, them the freedom % The city. Tie r'.pon b'
President Robert Bonner. of New York, was 'lmrac
tcrstically brief full Of gcnialty and TO M" Poln'
one OF the features Of the session the singing ly
Miss Lolita arr. Il "A solo entitled Cladhh4 written
for the occasion By Miss Patterson. OF Dublin. Ire
land. the only dOctrcss 81 music IN tic world. II
IS dedicated 10 r. j. Wright. Of Nashville. Tenn.
and ~ sung made a prbnouncci Int. After dinner
the cuc-'s taken around the city IT. carnns''.
4 reception wa held tonight AZ the Arcad" Hotel
Among those present are Dr. John Hall, ~ New
York: Professor Mctl0shcy. Of Princeton college, Or.
Eri,on Moderator Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church south.
and DR.. 4. 4. Poincr. Of chin. Ia" society before
adjourning will adopt resolutions fuyOnns Hon"
Rulc for Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
SERVICES HELD on TIE REIXA REGENTA

Impressive services were held on the spanish cruiser
Rcina Rcrcnta at tho Navy Yard yesterday morning
in memory OF R'ar-Admral Gomez LonO. who com
handed TIE spanish squadron In the naval rcvicw
and died nj Havana on Wednesday, The service was
attended by all tho officer ~ Ia" vessel and several
officers Of the Navy Yard and of t4e American YES
scls. Al the close Of The requiem mass rulosv o.
the Admiral was delivered hy the chaplain. Nd
mlral Gomez Lono's dealt thn result Of cold
contracted NJ Hampton Roads followed By an attack
OF pneumonia. The R,lna Regcn'a. which f. having
her bottom cleaned and painted was visited 10y I"
large number Of people IN tie afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
Board ano Rooms.


9lST-ST . WFoT.-D >irab.e front
r.ou.- southern cNrosrfe. niso hail 20, m (,
excellent board and attendance; Transient F;
references.
"aD-ST. al WISE Pleasant summer
home In LONDON Terrace. house newly fur
nl>h'd '1. ..lrnt tabI, >Outhcm"r~ accom-.
nlOdatei.
46 WIST csTll 81 -luperoial Res.
tlurAnt. hlnd-oin ly fufnishcI room, With
bath.
53D-S1.. WlST. 5,.-Nowiy ana hand.
sOmclv Furnished rooms Oh uiid nOOr +,
superior bfafd rcicichrc-.
55TII ST. 3l5 w handsomely iur.
u! -hcd rooms single ln1 double. win board ;
fci ueu'n, or gentlemen and wives Ie'rI'
rnce-.
Il NNDISON.AN Beautiful. large.
airy rooms with loari b,th ample closets
sing" room refer noes.
1924 LEXINGTON.AHE.--Iourih story
front roOm reference.
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Wprk manteo.

Males.
ACTIVE, strong man wants steady 10.
sitiOn good at figures and experienced
GENERALLY Al NrW-lnrI references. Al
dr--s j. r.. $50 south ith-st-. Br0oklyn.
ACTlII. AMErl.AN. aged 30. de.ir's
any kind ~ employment on .Iaiy collector.
over ?, refer noes. \. g. j., 81 Clinton
fIa g.
ACCOUNTS AUDITED; eighteen y,ai>'
experience; indy liual- instructed; reason
able iafc-. \. y. FELLOWS, Ili BciiOrd-
ave. Brooklyn, n. y.
An INIl.LLl1ENI. energetic Swed",
p. wl.hr. position a. Office assistant or
porter In am business housr: references as
TO honesty. Industry, a.. Address {. d.
lrl nnc Oliirr.
\ VOCNG MAN. 10. wants position in
woOllen mems wear house one year cN-
pcricncc: best references. Address {. I.
w. l.. %. Box al. New-fork CITY.
YOUNG MAN, Il. would like position
In Woollrn hots, on" years experience, ana
can furnish the best Of Preferences: huures>
GRO. -. ANACN. Boz al, y. 1. 'lty.
Az EXPERIENCED naval mess caterer
would ike o. be- attached u "A large or shlali
camping party 10 take uiltirr chaiPr' alonc'
of supplying provisions and culinary dc-
aItnent be. references AMI bona. II heces-
sary. KEMPSrEE. % Hudson.st.
RESPON SIBLE MAN with good REL
orc,'ce- Wishes position a. Jaritor ana coll
Iector for one or more nat houses L., box
SO Tribune ONCE.
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GounIrp Real &siate for Sale

AGENCY FOX MONTCLAIK.-hesidenee
properties for sale and 70 let large variety
~ rphoicc building sites. TUBES & TAY'
LOK , Peckman and MOntcIaf.
ALL KINDS OF county property Tor
ssle or let. j. HECK. West"ood. y ).
BERNARDSvILLE n. Elegant coun.
try residence. 10 rooms all Improvements
large porches; delightful view no mo-,
ouito.s two acres fine lawns; shade and
Etmit harm. carrlagc-house. icehou-e (nliedJ
cost SO, 600. price 5000. for ph9T2 an an
further particulars apply j. W. hENi'
Bcfnsrdsvillc. y. j.
UEArTIFrL Beldcn Park. comprising
=, acres DObbs Ferry, Ncstchrs.cr I"ui ~
f,onting broadway and Ardsley-hNc. fiNer
views; water. ga. s e~elc =, Minutes
waik 10 depot for sale a. wh1ie OF III
49,, n, lois 10 suit at REASONABLE Pii''
lous and particulars with IEANln
ETOtiX. Dobos Ferry. or 10 bfOai"'o'
New York.
FACTORY SIZES for sale, WIN 1 Sn,s.
head waterfront on N,"'os to,I r., tulld.
eIs. =. Is. StHlI' f''
ave. 80.
CyAND SIrf. on Hudson. oplrsi" iiNu '
PAL nall mil. iiN-,r front. bcautlIui shVIr'
100 acres house 10 looms -, 1.rn,,cs I'm.
mountain views; orchards; p lh1' sIIVi\I,.
ported trees; price 4--'00'
SrON. Esopus, ~ u ---.-.,--.,,,.
GkEEYwIJH, CoNN..Deslrn,avdts , sa
sites IN NorLh.st.. oNerlooKins 0'I "a 49,
ionati. accessible. hcait'S'
NIAi N. so Broadway ---.-
M0YTCLAIK PROPERTY s ss@, nemt'
exchange ali prices; largest 1fate Erie
f. C. HiNCK, Montelair. = ys Trib.
| une Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
Board u)anieo.

BOARD WANTED bv . Young man In
refined p-iVat. family on West ~" terms
NUT be- mOd.rit-. Address IEhMANLN J.
Bon -. Tribune once.
WANTED. With r'iinrI 'hrlstap PEG
Mo fpro,est,u, nrnfrrrrY. . rOOm--bcdfoon
about II f-.t SQUARE. connecting with small
study I or 10 f,"t squar0-in tn nciqhbor.
hood Of Jcrom.- ave and En- i nSe IT, VIII
pay between 40 and 80 week Tor both
room with boir1. Addff's - V" lrib-
une Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
flats 60 Get, FURNISHED.

a FINE APNEIMlNT. furnished o,
unfurnished, in the san Reno. Central
Park West. overlooking the Park. for rent
q October J. CiIAS. g. MARTIN, ~
Wallet.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SCBsCRlP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW.YOKk THi -
TOWN OFF, T., No 1,oi2 Broadway. ID
door north o. 1hirty-Hr-t-st. : and ADNEi.-
rISEMEN1S az the following Branch ~,
fees 2Ji shave, :. g. cor. 23d->t' To-
6th-aNc.; Is. Fourth ave. corner tour
feminist. go Third-ave 159 Fast tolty
seycnth-'t.. corner 3d-ayc. $50 East lZoth
st., near Third-aya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
Cree6makino.

Cressmakin9.
A.-DHEsSMAEER elegant cutter
and ritter; s3 o day or at home; perfect III
guaranteed; velvet. SIX or con snlts ihdue
In one week for $40; fancy waist. '0a,s anu
ball gowns Il speciality. ~ East loth-st''
near broadway.
A COMPETENT DRESSMAkEK wishes
10 make engagements with families INlhs
In the county; highest CITY references.
DRESSMAKEk. 1876 Fast s1th-st
DKES>MAKER wants a few more Gus
toners a. hunc SUITS from ~ w. ~
TOX, 3l2 West 30th-st., near Ri'etsiue
Drive.
DRESSMAK formerly with Nine
Dfedeu will make costumes nom flO 70
sij; reference 202 West i3d.st
DRESsM AKING.-Wi go out part OF
the time with assistant no n'cal- i9f a.
slstant specimens work. NJ. AOkLEf'
40 West 45th-st.
DKESSMAKEE wish,- a few more cu-.
TONERS stylish dresses at up. perfect
litter: twenty year, eNP,ri"ncr station
on corner Mis-. SMYTII. 100 West Doth
81.
FRENCH DRESSMAKEl,. good cutter
and inter. wishes customer, ~ I'd" CAV or
OF homo ~ 80. Address Nile. IL. 314
West 22d.st.
LADIES TAILORING.-Ladic own
materials made up into jackets. coat ~ -icrs
and capes: cloaks ali Kind altr,1 ana
r, modelled. GKEIG. ~ West 22d-sl.
SEAL GARMENTS and fur, Of all kaids
repaired. rcdycd. refined. altered ana ~
MODELLED 10 new shape, ostimates gwen
GREiG. l3I West 29i.>'.
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HOTEL CLIHk.-A party thoroughly
experienced in hotel business AMI account
ant would IA" position In the ono" 81
HOTEL iu the clty or at some summer resort
u,,d.r,f. conformation references IN \.
rpptlonablc. address WAGNER : West
Itfh.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12
Citr Real estate 20 Lei.
ChtcaOO.

Chicago.
WORLD,s FAIH.-Firsf-class eccoInmo.
cations for individuals and large pal es rs,
house In perfect sanitary conditi,n' n ~
further PARTICULARS address j.. u
1885 Prairie-ave., Chicago, Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-12

JNNTTOR -Rv lai1dle-,g"d couple IN
Qeutlcm1n's house. Address II Noi'h
Nh t grocery store.