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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-21
Business Chauccs.

LIQUOR BUSINESS. established p
yelf-; bH,.'i",.. 80 l.ly. own. r.tuiu. .
D." rH'ie" irl tosI-Niii. i''u~r. DOL ilbl =
co. hNui"t, H. ear l"t-r tus rlf.r-.fD~y
~ -.r" !-r year WILLIAM.
\ MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOE SALE.
or r.ut Interest Aldr.,, Tor particulars.
l.. h. Tr.'un" Ori,c.
ATTENTION. ru'L MEHCiIANT~ -
i,4t-ain. $1,000 Wiit by N'na'N. y j..
pt"itN ard ba-iii--s Of 20 ttaf.' ,-fg'i.
Ind 'oh 'afi. worn ,3.uco car.
''p"E>. l', rradna.. Room ;.
BUSINESS Swpi. a., nl,at wan,, .su
Nth q eco money aud "N's - 0u0 y,Ir.
Hrl. hn' iuiui" prp-pH'-. rNl. .?i.l q"
"ni. "',ai Andn',~ L.NDEE. lutuD'
DHir'.
rl:N"u'n> NNp !NN' y ,TOrI 10
d. "L a',rDn' - rtiing iro'a business.
!'1 W.T. liou-'on-st.. 10 agent
tOg ~NI..'.. ,,r.h buteh.. u.,-ir~.- /
milo, Rom p'ookltu Go.n- sac cuisines.
fof -l"t ,u-h Only car-" iii Lca.i.. l.a..
isrulal- ~ ulf"n--i.
Ir Ynr nNVI 50 iro - $4,000 avail.
ahl" Tor iun q ai" Investment 200 % 2" climate
enterprise whi.n $3.50 bear the ,trlrt,-t .n-
vet. tinn AMI which i- p1lgtnt.rl % uav.
So thln iInr months roi o., ihtu 80 r't
tcHf prniif 900 I'H y in. ..I -'.r...' On.
WHICH J. ghs'irt car on of .iI'-,
FEANNLIN. go E-o't.ay.
>ALI LtKL Gay national H,pa =
..' Ret uh!ir e. b. 'e't r'"'. On ~. =
ApNil:. - W. 91l-..
10 MANrINCTrEiES.-!lcio-., bulli
- -nlt. H'" -l''- other .nis,rr caf,. -.
y. e.. 90" 't'rrt Bulldog
| s.oo M!LL. .N.!i =, ,c,eg. ,ai
COWS INiNLLIhLL Ii,ANpilAPpIN"
n.r:f. fsHI f-r l. - ROME T. D
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TRAINERS AND JOCKEYS LICENSED.

Al meeting Of the BoJId OF iontra, YESTERDAY the
"Ppo'oS OF 'he following persons 70. licenses were ro.
poi"u laNotaby: Ira J. JOINER g.; H. Eurhano,,
j. II. McCrcIy Matthew Fe,ke$ John H. uric.. f,tc.,,
H. MOTHS. L. {. Choatc. John Waltcis Jon. i ilyI,nd
j. W. Rogers, r. McBr.dc. Jacob lrncu, Edward Ec,kc.
matthew Byihe' and Il. W. Walden. Joclo,.-WIli,au,
hayward, L. II. Garrison. Geor!c Flint A,cNand,r GOV.
ihgton, Harry Noble FRANK L.. ..o,dlIc I.,,r T. Nurh,
William Mldglcy. Harry Ecoa William ulaa, and Fired
"'''
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,rIyNING BASEBALL WORK.
NOT YET SIGNED WITH The GIANTS.
80, LEAGUES IN DiFFICULrY-THERE NAY
NAV ~, SOUTHERN TRIP AFTER ALL.

r,cIES IN DIFFICULTY-THERE MAY
MAJ NE 4 SOUTHERN TRIP AFTER ALL.
- The Ncw.York Baseball Club are at last
inc " IN Good shape. and il is promised chat before
pms ~ ,ythng will be In readiness for the opening Of
Man" ,,oalv season at the foo Grounds IN the lau
1e y. yo,ch Ward has taken hold OF AFFAIR.". and he
s' " 70 sign his players toward the end oil the week
vii rs" michael J. Kelly Sunday. by appointment
made formal proposition t. the cN'capt'in oil inc
,nt nc p,o,s to Join the Ncw.Yoik team. Kelly
s'P NAV in this city. AMI Waid ana the directors u
vaHN club desire hi, scnicr'. The directors CT inc
he ~ ,,, have ol-o given Kelly permission TO make
B'fh r,,, the Xcv.YorI team. Kelly, however, has
tcapa rad PLAYER for several year. and he i"b''' at
ben ,1-,s in H., cball regarding salare-. lie de.
re NV 80 .a,,rr than Wa.d authorized to of"r
r,0 ne con,cGucuty refused to sigm. at least io the
hH' Kely has coac to Boston 4 confer WIN the
~ q that club. and h. VIII com N''N h'" ."'' d"
oSnen Ito VIII probably sign AT u salary close to
he WIZ ,,h, mn. bchlnd the bat. Kelly Will play In thc
81. uc VIII certainly h" an acquisition t. tho team
"' No, onr a clever catcher out he l. ieh''"'D'
20 and ba,clunn"r
aFn'n "'' ,,s. changed hi> mind rc-urllng southern
sr Tho Ncv.YolA PLAYERS during March and no"
~ W ..h q win viii hardly be made. some of the
~ IT., ,rno.ed 10 such tour. arguing that a. mo
a,.,sbip season dos not begin until about May
So viii have plenty Of time to get INT" 3ooa
49, condition before that time IN gymnasium "or'
,A nv .<i,inaiy games n the Polo Ground, during
81 " w.ri also denies the rumors that Doyle and
pm - no released to tho Washington club. lie
DIV letter nom DOYLE yesterday. and this clever
~, rlaycr viii certainly remain with the club.
F . ,fr,a! Of The National League officials to show
- ,.na r.rard.ng the minor leagues has put some OF
|"ols, concern. in bad shape. The clubs belonging
- ras,,in League do not Know what 20 do e. d.
e u,c.dcnt of the Eastern I"ltu,. laid yesterday
would call a special meeting OF the Eastern League
power. has alrcalt arranged several spring games
xov.york club but a. he Is no; Likely TO remain
w ~. club Warl will probably take ny the WORK
snr, power. l,n 81. Po"'r, a. present has ho r'"'
-, the coming season.
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Crcesmdklng.

A.-A.-DltE>SMAkE K. elegant cutter
and nttoI SJ a day or - home perfect III
guaranteed; velvet silk OF 'loth suits mace
IN one week for $40, iaEcy waists. coat, ana
ball gowns a specially. ~ East lOlh'st.'
near ErOad"ay.
4 FRENCH DRESSMAkEE wi.hs Il
,.,, .ug,e"n.rnt- ~ d.. G1y or week: 20
a. assistant t. nr--rlt-- ~ r->nah"i = -
mr. dny. references. Addr - +. NJ. 30
Wc-' ,3d-.t
ALADY can give respectable hon" work
,oo ,ag,a -ifgI 20 q few intel l-cnt women.
send frll pattlcuidr- OF yourself aih ~ ';.p u
.r1riop. t. URFS>MAk tH. bt' ShjMmut-
ave. boston. Mas.
ARTISTIC DIES >MAKING, unique
de.lans. evening ir"->c, a Speciality NOEL
f~,cr. A, sLnrt notice. anc moderate ekaG-">.
Mr,. MrELi:Ol 81 E,-t 9'h-st, cppo-it
st~NaIts Eniidine.
ARTISTIC DKI,sSM NK .NG.-Icrf. ct-Gt.
l ,int. costume. Jackets AMI " lap,. hanG-uW
a. Ion al. also Gr'--r- rcn0d Led.
| Nine. OWEN 80 W'~i M.
N.-FINE DRE>>MAKIN,i f.om - til
| N,r.h ~ AMI uYft. Auafrn;f"C T. gli-h
| .,ilor .madc. also ball aud evening dr"ss'..
| Mmr. EOSN. ~ Vast 2oih--t
DREssM NKER. formerly .wIth ID den !;
! All NM, poAn- from - g $40 Tho month
! lrfcf.nre. 3Oa West 43l--i.
prE~. MNkER: want. q few. NOR Gus
/ toners ~ home: suits from 20 -. II.
| FpA SO Wet SQ.h--t. near Riverside
| Div.
DEF~sMAKEI, wishes a few more Gus
TONERS: brra-ome suits 30 up; perfect
rttlr. 20 var eXpcEenc" l. station on
corner. : Mrs. SMITH, lC0 West 50th-st
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Uitn Real Cstate 90 Esi.

py1CK DWELLING. - Fast l": 49, ~:
oorth sidr. between 5t,l and NJ "a '2 3,n,s1WN'
n no,'r. . 10 /. ROBERT l. h'' -
owner. 70 Mas 90. ,.,,h.
BRICK DwEL LII NfGae2 1891 ~SS' hours
t.. south ' ElcopE hfSr i. BROWN owner
20 Na-saU-st. ~
HORSE TO LET :--rnfur'h"h'u r 81 SON
- IA desirable locations
uRCTHEIS. 800 broadway
Chicago.
"w0i;LD's r modern bet locality: sout1
from m0 Nav to No.cm.es vdS ss T fSn
, ,sent in ali respect for ' Fer w tSitHef par
season $3.50 per % 1.h JTEwEiI'T. S'5ia
| Caiu,net-aVe. Chicago. III.
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NOTES ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.

j. n. Kirk f. what racing call a hustler. as ne
s Interested In various enterprises, OF which Is
dine museum II Nj XIX manages " some n
NE freak that been racing at Gut'cnburg this "htf
be feels confident that his fortune will I've assured
Nenccsnt Is no longer in Aliens stable Her owner
oeced % have her trained elsewhere The severe weather
Is q ceiided setback b. tho trainers.
saerntd, Mt German SAYS he intends 10 have the
Morris Park tack ia condition for trainers To begin WORK on
Nsrrh
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Lrc5jmaking.


DEESsMAKER and SEAM>TRl'>S. eN-
rcficnc,d. gOoi litter u-nt, nor cUst0h r,
IA ii.Nat' iMuili'., cool rcl"r'nr :. Az
Gr'ss DRE>HMAKER. 1877 Efoa!Nay.
Di.lS,MAk ER.-rhor ukh. Gcs re- on
.aIru.caf los gay OF week ~ ~ ont " city
highest references. Address Mss y, ii'N
is. tribune pto"n Oiii'e. LIZ boaiNly'
DRf.s>MAKEH- First class outt,s and
Otter desires mote engagements hy thr cay
IN nr.t.,,p-- families. toms - = day
highest rc'cr'.cc- Adi-r D. 81 Sth-
ave.
DRf~>MAKf.i,.- Ntyisa aut 'oniyo-
tent. non ore OF tn !eaIing houses. wishes
fcw NOR custou"i,. IL Ne~i . at.
DEFSSM NKEH -Fir.t.ca-, rari.an.
nov iI c>tl"'i p q. shes NOR ''l-ipm' =.
20 home: suits - ~. Mmr. Al IL. ii3
cth-a'r.. a hoof.
EXPERIENCED DETS>NAHTE would
lilC" . Cow moo 'n"JG' uri { pv 'h' DAY
'Nqn tie 70 ard zee In: >tv.c,. MODESTO"
-" W" ii20->t
LADIES fAILOEING.-T.aG.c oan YEA.
tcriHl- IaGr p infr ia-N,t.. coats. Visitors
ana caf--; rioaNs al kinGs ,lt"r d and :
modelled. HFEiG. 1871 Wet 22d..t.
MILLER 4 FEHDEE. Rationale drcs~-
makers. dr" prepared 10 ic,tf" or 'ei> i"r
the coming ~ca-u.; 81 aIG Nn'>h guar.
.,m,".d 20 - promptly attended t.. -
West 4StH-t
Sl'iLGNUNlI.Nl rod,rd. ait. r,d or r''.
T.; - years vi,h 'i"or.c smith. Iscc'nt-
t.. London. md ofuntb"r'' 5ta-a'c.
SEAL GARMENTS rcmircl. reiycd
alic'od and f'modcllo1 ~ rcw shape: '~,i-
mates given, fir ,..l'ss woih. UliEi'f.
l3I West DIST.
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A THREAT TO BLOW Up THE GrDNEY HOUSE

postal card signed SKIP was received by the pro-
r,p,r q he C,ednev House Yesterday. Threatening u
hoE I'D the hotel With dynamite If Mitchell me ihI 'h
ousrs and hi. friend, away from thc h'n''
Tsa nrea, was lacked upon a. the Of cranA 0nc
lite attention was paid 1t. Mitchell aud hIs iI'h1'
vent :, Lakewood ye.u lday 20 visit JONES Han th'
Australian pursi who IN training there Tor S4oOVo
trh, with F1simnoas. Mitchell says thot ne VIII Y"
70 Canada on saturday articles Of ocreeme' 70
ssht Corbett I'm December. William a. Brady CoiOett :
manager ha. had revolution q sentiment. and he now
avs that he believes Mitchell is sincere and that he
will meet Corbett. esquire Arlington" Baird. MtchcFs
uanacer Yesterday called the SubTrasuy before gong
h Lakewood drew $40 600 in cod certificates, which
be deposited In the Bank Of Commerce.
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.,,-,, ATHLETES TO Fun THEIR OWN GAMES

,c,1rrA ATHLETES TO EUN THEIR OWN GAMES.
-Da 18th Regiment Athletic Association oil Bunilo Las
.rn doNn The rauutct TO the Amateur Athlete Im'h
% vii follow in the footsteps OF the 'h ''egimcn
-. Association. The Gith will give SCI OF attn
LIE games IL armoFr on SATURDAY. when VIII not o'
.,,,a nv the Amateur Athletic Union ard every nan
r. rre,ss vii Dee disqualified. Tho soldef-ath"tcH
w NOE considcrt, regarding the League OF American
uS..rcn Several bicycle contests were 10 BE- given on
s,,-,v but 8, has Teen decided that the meeting
VI, be confined t. athletes while o'cl''' tournament
va =. - ~, March 4. II. f. Raymond. the chair
Va :, Tho Icague Of American Wheemnn's Racing
-, autographed that the whc"lmen could NOT race at
- s.,r,,a,,. meeting without being disqualified.
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Citn Heal &siaIc for 5alt

FOR sALE.-Factory ,, ,i'es On ~ line IN" Of D..
hop,V and Erie railroads: GI,h''l' w.
lit 10 Newark-st., HoboR'h.
WEST END.AVE.: -Hou,c n"'s az 600 (;
9..,ory hIqh.-ioop. cabinet nnlsheu ~ 900
o,hrr. All triccs flc ooo 20
STEVENS. 0th-aVc.. corner 'Du-o-.
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furnished Rooms.

RACK PARLOR, suitable for doctor
ala other rooms; every c"hNehiiflc' 10
West 5th-st -
WEST iTH.sr.. l4G.-Lsrgr mont room
ucv.lV futni .hsi. private family 2aH 'hu
f.nl -. one or tvs gentlemen.
-,,1U.sr.. III EA>r.-Iatgc. ricrY
furni.h he'd third floor sunny if"ht l'N',', 49,,
o. American private family rcIe'ene' :.
,sTU.sT.. 90 EAsT.-To bachelor. SUITE
] n, ,oon, on "A story; also other rooms III
ursi.class house with owner.
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FLAMES yypAxGER 4 SYNAGOGUE.

Two alarms we're rang al = 80 p. III. Yesterday for
fire in the t)ry hou.", No. IL East broadway.
Joseph Roscrthal has clothing store on n" ground
Dor and lives in the top story. lie also ocCuPl''
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INSPECTING FINE TRoTTlNG STOCK.

INSPECTING FINE TROTTING STOCK.
The trot,ors that are TO be sold on Thursday ant
Fnday are al Tattcrsalls Fifty fifth st. and Sevenhave
g three days the road, but look extremely wei
tti har long journey. The horses were delayed by Tn
neaklns the journals both Of the cars Ia which TIT
a'ses were shipped. large number OF horsemen IRON
cftnt s,hlos in.nccted the horses Yesterday. COlOne
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Uounlrp Real GeIaIe 90 Let

SUMMIT. y. j.. furnished and nniui,
- hnusrs 10 LET season 81 year. Large
and anal. all Improvements. best locations
once oprn Wa.hington's Birth 'al- r. ~
rOI TER. opposite station
no LET. PLAINFItLD. Larry
- I'n.. hall In crutut- fur lawn +,
observatory with plants steam hat tl'c-
,r'r llrht throughout fuit, asl1Ihyl, D'uS
hcnnery beautifully aud bc ,ltn'ni} 10. 10
rnted = good repair; plot ilOAlH a. ~
trn &c rcnt f72n ,elr or ~ iutnl ~, Il
event I'm, and piano. q r!%~ n'I ~
agents. hands. Al rr-- OWNli'' y na'
-rv.-t.. BROOKLYN tpo>'eSsi"h DIoIr u'. :.
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t1elp Uauteo.

Anf.NIS ami tANNASSER>, male or
female; ~ to - daily prOl:, sue, expert
rnCr unH"rD s-9iy 10 talAlug r'qnir"l cN.
elusive Territory given. For patio ulars
aifrc-> /. ~ IMAM & CO., West Win>ted,
Conn.
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FOX Sale.

MAGNItlCINlLY finished $1,000
~. 1ht piano .l.O. f.vg months "a N~'
-.lt'r lD.ntri u."- ir.tI-, pat a.; action.
,,.l,y 10 " 80 -5G.sr.
rEvArr FAMILY uu -a.ra.o far
.n-u fhr.l N1rI-nn.t upright gi4Hn urH Oh.
f.s month, &C.. at o.. to', Nu -'.f.n e.
~ flni n.tr elegant -.nrf a1i tool a'i
demo- ~ Jas. li'''->t
Al GIpr,ID rEiCt>.-,'o .,',d.
llnc sod ana if "'t4.n. 10 hines !:
'iNv gIlfi.f-.t rHlh.G'rr bo1rht dni ~
rUa.r.1. GIJErI Is DDl. 3's Mdl.
ton-.t
ATTENTION = aiug ns,hire- q all
Kinds. .,, IS god secondhand 80.
lENr-cu = r.i5l 3iAf'.. Light.
cur THIS or ani mai WIN ,our
aiff ..-. agant viii rau ans al" m"n~Ar"
.-Npal PANT co. Nft D. IS % ~ N'4i''il
r"qr.f'd MLgNOFoII1 ~ PANTS co.
iti Ai-"--'
III ~k~. n7.r. furniture ash. credit 80
B'.,tear -'.lul ilrl dol. Jn"'t.!-'
| % in.-. bought r,thHng - W.T. o."
T.. l,ul - pldfa' ~ a. f''.i '".ri.''
LNINrnING In foo'.io~.i mlchm'l'
A. IIII1.t'~ ilol -tor'. 80 .D.tp'--i
Sow. YORK L.-' ir"".
loE sail. co.-r g,". .... fro 100.
rl... so. candy store. 80 "r'nd-r,.
roG >tLE-rauo. slo5 upright god
| NNDLLS0T co. :oD ru'ion-,t. BrDoa-
yn. Planes to rcni = a month
MUSICAL u X n"v. y's,ins f. tln"'
| with yltirf af'afl m,u' c,e.f 700 -' in
81 need money. S.u 90 Prii"at
Boom p.
PRINTING rEr>~ and OUTFIT. .>'
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Real estate 10 Grthnn9c

EXCHANGE for comfy WOF'iN
,rnwinr lnNe-tIuent property .3i--t nr",
n,o,dvlv. j.-.urV modem huil1n. l'hs
"a ore tenant. Owners, Manila n'''
4, Wall.St
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DEFSsMAKEH wishes few more Gus
TONERS: brrl-ome suits 80 up; perfect
ritr: 20 var expcEenc" l. station on
corner. : Mrs. SMITH. leo West 50th.st
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PASTRY GOOK.-Wishe, engagement IN
ci;y or country. Ad1r-bs \. NJ. Tribune
Once.
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WASHIXG.-Py nr~t-class iaundrs.s
with unsurpassed facilities, Wishes ecnSe
and farnly washing nv the week or dokeat
large family specially. 1. l.. JOliNsV~s
1873 West 30th-st
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flots 90 Get. uufnrnishso

ro LET, from May !, IN thG DaI ,9.on,'si
% to Is West ;.th.s,' fr ,nI,tesn rooms ;
isrE, e'o obsoiuteIv drcproof. Please In
ouire VI the Janitor
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FOi;gtR.-Bj coiorel man j. Light
!Ortrg Or al anything except "ait.ng. M
II...s 8 days. =. WRIST 5-t.--t.. Room 5.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OrIGOING STEAMERS.

10 DAY.
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WhIrRES>.-f tholo' ghly eVpf ricnccd
English woman. IN small. ilr,t-clas- family;
coOi establishment tke- bptlcfs place |:
city or county state particulars. CARLIY,
Irihmne | ntnMn Oliice. "a. Bro llvav.
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INnER .-YOung man wth' si' H.
ton a, Junior plgE,',r ia god shop ri.
- ne a e 40 lltN. Adde'S J. a. ID
~ -
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e,,,.r.uou u o. . o.
~ -, .i'rgon NYx cuba. Havana ~ j. M ~ +,
,r,-nti,t Ja,htc Ecfmudt w. 90 d., =, q,
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Domestic 6ituancns Danteo

Males.
SEAT COLOHED MAN desires place
IN nri,atc family. waiting. Sc. Address
81. b.. Ere Eursla. 800 Fult0n.st.. Brook
I'm
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MrvIAtrrE AIN'NAc.
sunrise " 50. % Moon s'i- u - j." Moon '-'
HIGH WATER TODAY
, " sandy Hoo. - 2l''"N. l-ln II - !, "a ,I
- ii SaliN Hook II Is "oN- ! "I" .. ~ . '''' ID"
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JAMES r. KEExE TO BUY A BREEDING FARM.

Lexington. KY, Feb 90 (SpcciaD-It j. said That
James r. Kcene win buy a 15c0-acrc bluegrass farm
ma bred thoroughLrpds here a large scale.
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Males
BOOKEEEPrRs collectors. salesmcn.
eit'" assistant. .i"rfs. l"rtri~, mckrrs'
eaulrurr- faruri-. uScfui-mru ptUcTTf "nr-
p % meni hy appNial MUTUAL A6l.N' ,
sJi Rroliway.
EMPLpYMEN r PROCURED for "irrks.
hookh'rfcrs. collectors. pn't'r', 1fi'rr'.
,i.. fnl.n|rn. ,on htlcp. vat, hmrn. ,1lcsmon.
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
so hpad"nv.
NAN NND WIZ. t. tax charge %,
luu,'r)OlI. WoLau must b. 2pW' cook m1i
"ood buchanan. AIdf.s, Boz -. ir.bui
"nr".
WANTED. l:ookhcrpr AID oricr super
mt ud"n' only 300" l"-i need apply sac"
suil details In,lri.rg tru-. Ada ",,
IoN l.. Tribuur ni'r
WANTED 4 ar,t.cla.. r>p.r 'cnrci
male teacher " .hor,,and. pi,uan'. ,ystem.
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Tribute OF Respect.

At a communication of Red Land
Lodge No. 148, of Free and Accept,
ed Masons, held on November 18th,
1898, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased Ain; - V
God to remove from our mi1et mel
Rogers, a bright and jealous mem
Der of this Lodge, and a man of ster-
ling worth to the community in which
he has lived for forty years. There.
fore as last tribute of respect to our
lamented brother,
Be it Resolved 1st, That we
mourn for one who was worthy Of
our respect, and that while we bow
with humble submission to the will
of our Grand Master, we do not less
mourn for our brother who has been
taken from us.
2, That in the death Of brother
Israel Rogers, this Lodge has lost
a faithful and jealous member; the
parish a worthy and valuable citizen,
and his bereaved family a useful and
affectionate guardian.
3, That we tender his bereaved
family our sincere sympathy in the
loss of a dutiful, kind aud loving
husband.
4, That this Lodge be draped in
mourning, and that the members
wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
5, That a copy of the above pre-
amble and resolutions be sent to the
bereaved wife; also a copy be sent
to the Louisiana Mentor aud Bossier
Banner, for publication, and also
spread on the minutes of the Lodge.
T. NJ BARNETT,
NJ. H. BROCK,
". Ii. BILBRAY:
Committee.
". B. BoGGs, Secretary.
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Venire for January, 1894.

State of Louisiana, / Be it remem-
Parish of Bossier { hered that, on
this. the Goth day of November, 1898,
We, the Jury Commissioners, whose
names appear hereto, met at the
Clerks office. in the town of Benton,
La, and proceeded to draw from
the General Venirp Box previously
prepared by us, the following fifty
names of persons. qualified by law,
TO serve as Grand and Petit Jurors
for the first week of the January
Term of 1894. of the 2nd Judicial
District Court of Louisiana. to be
holden and begun in and for the Par
ish of BoSsier, La. on the fourth
Monday, the 22nd day Of January,
1894, in pursuance of Act No. 81. of
Louisiana Legislature, approved
April l, 1880, to-wit:
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Shea'6E'S SAFE.
Mrs. Dora Bluestein and husband,
Mrs. A. C. George and hush


Mrs. A. G.. George and husband
No. 37S9. In District Court, Bossier parish. La.
Ry virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale issued
AS in above named suit, and to me directed
| have seized and will proceed to sell, at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court House, in the town of
Benton, La, within the legal hours of sale. on
Saturday, the Both day OF December, 1888 the
following described property, to-wit
The east half of section nine 81; west half
of west half Of section ten G0l; northeast
quarter and the north half of northwest quar-
ter Of section sixteen (l6j; the southwest quar-
ter of northwest quarter of section fifteen l5);
all in township sixteen (16), range eleven (lU,
with all buildings and improvements thereon.
in Bossler parish La.
Above described property seized as the
property Of Mrs. A c. George and husband,
j. NJ. George.
Terms of Sale-Cash, without the benefit Of
appraisement, to pay and satisfy the sum OF
three hundred and eighty dollars with per
cent per annum interest thereon from Febru-
ary LIST, 1892, and costs Of suit. including 5
per cent on whole amount of debt and interest
as attorneys fees and on terms of credit to
meet the remaining two notes for $3.50 90 each
falling due February lst, 1894 1895, with per
cent interest from February 1st, 1892 and ac-
cording to law.
A. Il. THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Benton, La, November %, 1893
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mrs. |. H. Martin, of Dixie, was
IN Benton Sunday.
Mrs. W. j. Dawson was the guest
of Mrs. S. S. Cabeen Friday.
Miss Alabel Martin, who is teach
ing school at Knox Point, came up
Saturday evening on short visit
to her home at Dixie.
Miss Mamie Murff, who is teaching
school at Bellevue, spent few days
here last week as the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. A. J. Murff.
Mrs. j. W. Dixon, of Rnsh Point,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Tidwell, of
Ivan, were in Benton yesterday on
their way to Shreveport.
This week it is in order to extend
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. e.
A. Gryder 1t is a girl, weighs ten
pounds, and arrived last Friday,
Mr.. W. P. Allen, formerly a citi-
zen OF this parish, who has been on
visit to relatives here, left Friday
morning for his home at Kountze.
Hardin county, Texas.
MT. u. L. Fleming. who has been
suffering from a severe attack of
fever for the past three weeks, is.
we are glad to state, recovering and
will soon be out again.
Shreveport Progress: "Onr city
TAX payers should both congratulate
and felicitate themselves that Mr.,
n B. Murff is Comptroller, and
handles the city's CASH.
Mrs. W. W. Gryder, who spent
TWO weeks as the guest of her daugh-
'er-ln-iaw, Mrs. e. A. Gryder, re-
'afhed to her home at Plain Dealing
on Sunday evenings train.
Mrs. E. L. Gaines, who has been
guest of Mrs. j. W.Dixon, at Rush
rolnt, during the past three weeks,
s se.1 on yesterday mornings train
sllss parish.