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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

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uhhAl r1e'v'Ab'
he Movements Of People You vrch.
ably Know &
uo,4 IL here
Raw b. ID. Stout and lady. 81
Eockford. are ia Chicago.
John Stewartvas in New York
ifythis week.
d 81. Hursey left for w ashine.
on. D. q. We q \ lay evening
Mr.. Clarence Moore, Of ASH.
kneton. is here for q few days. Il
John Davis, !. Y. ( ret e turned Mon
bay from me " orld,s FAR
Lee b. Vance was ~ Pafkers.
burg luesasss
Mr.! w. q. Mche enan y visit.
Ing in Parker ourg TINS week.
g. 2. Gribble, Of Lost Greek.
vas one o. our % callers TINS week.
Misses nnaD unn andG Gertrude
Eector are as v epssef Springs:
Miss Addie Amis is visiting at
1t. Defiance, va.
Rev. Wade has goneto Catletts-
tnrg, Kentucky.
Mice 'E, a sElwall ~ r,,,,,n /.
bus, o., Is visiting her uncle,
John Candy
n A .anr F,en ana ~,
Albert Joined the Atlantic City
excursiones est on Thursday.
E,ora CANDY IN ,nnhar,and
Md, is visiting her father, John
Candy.
Misc a. rt,hda s1,;tbs Ia 81.
Iavisitamong atives and friends
at Uniontown, Pa. Thursday.
l FRANK Snnstle worln .ls visiting
bis parents ME- ana Mrs y =: =.
Mrs. NV N6nora ara /. -,
FRANK AMI laft far Ph;IaSein ,l
Thursday morning.
Meigs Holden and wife, OF
Wheeling are visiting friends
and relatives mere.
Hon. q. w. LYNCH spent a few
DAYS in Parkersburg the first Of
the week.
Judge Brannon. Of Weston.
was in town last Saturday on
business.
~. u. :. -,
Dr' Howel I's bnildine No Clarl. e.
bnre AUG 1lth for i @IdavsS a7. ia
r. Z =, !.
~ James DAWSON anu Wl1e, o.
Mt; Clare were very pleasant
d day = .'ss >ssu1
~ !,
Mr. 3. ~ southern y IN Nor.
gantow1n ms week IN the inter.
est OF Tine nursery business.
Miss Willie Lee Re binson. OF
Parlyore hn1sfestie uis1finCp Mrs. ~
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04
HALE RATE EXCURSION 10 THE
WORLDS FAIR.

Following Is the schedule Of
the special trains and rates from
principal ations IN vicinity.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

~ rs 7777I7 ~
Daniel D. Tucker, Jrs age 49,
Lima NJ. Jane, age %.
Benz w. Hall, age 1s, to
Emma Keener, age AZ. /.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04


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stable & 'aleya,,t
"A live local newspaper the
Clarksburg rErEc 81 |.
A little Girl In the house Of
Lloyd Nutter has fever. e
Ten Mile school statement in
this issue; can be found on page
eight. II|sl I
Grafton had two TRES this
week with losses over SO COO I;
lpartlv insured IA (
q, Z, ], 3 !. . !, !. 4. ~. {,
1 morse stolen from ',,,s farm, l,,ea,,
4 sR,i5 gano,.t lest ,,aal, n
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q 49, $3.50 Is.
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no,.s Nh ~ Va 4, y and ts ~ tha 1ssIs.
| Ibrated Brilliant Star Range. the
best and cheapest on earth.
The car service department OF
the M. r. has been abolished and
the duties Of this Office transfer
red to Office Of train Master.
II is stated in the Register that
/ Dr Is. M. Turner. late President
|gof the University. has decided to
go into the insurance business.
Do not write letters to the
TELEGRAM and omit your real
name. Such work is folly for
the letters are often not read.
b. Hilderbrand. of Grafton,
viii have charge Of the Singer
Sewing machine office hereafter.
|sMr. Gordon having resigned.
The reduced rail road rates
makes it possible for almost any
person to attend the Worlds
Fair no matter how poor 4 he nav
~ - Is I IS
r,,a 1,aa;, q, ,,,a,. j.,,s .,,,,,; ~.
stahlas - IN, ,,;tb tho
/ n,,,s s I, 81, ,5e;,' :, cns,or,e,,<
! ~. -, 80.
:s i 49,
= !, ! ]; IS Z q. ". =, >.
Ss,ll : TIA svanaas, s,,sc'
,,,s,. ,,,a,, a,,,,. 80 3, !,
900 . tbsy az, !, - Z, s,. &.
81 Z ~. a. - As AZ
81 Sns asA'
me ealtor VIII oe pleased 70
~ nave sounan.. =, 'ss'ns n'eMoe.o =
Sns olss 1o.ss. ,no,e soneeinlis
aA aosa. -. se''. sens ou
Sn1nA - 'oiss'nS
j. A. Douglass, Bridgeport, w.
va, willsell youa Range cheap.
| State. -
me oac,a,s 80 +ba pa,,,s,..,3
h,,re, oo,,rt hove ;ssnas, ~. :, -, !,
n,,t.;na ! ,sto,,' =. - +has,aa;as a., =,
II HUbbku& D SUOH W bQ6 ldul6S Iuru.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04
Novelty Attractions Il Clarksburg Fair.

Tournament. First winner $40;
Second. S.. AT least five
to enter and 8 to contest.
Creased Pole Successful climber
IS in gold.
Creased Hog Race Winner gets
the hog. 4,
Wheel barron RACE. s. 10 the win
ner.
Fast Mule Race One mile !; five
to enter. 8 TO start.
First mule % second IS ;
third g. fourth 81. 80; fifth
S1.50. No entry fees. in
any Of novelty races.
Remember the dates of tie Fair.
August g, 90, and "a.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

Wool. Goods from the factory
or store exchanged for good, me-;
dunn unwashed wool at 20 cents
per pound. r. q Lowndes. 31tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

- " s.k$As w. VI " etuG6s
Frank Donahue. Mrs. g. j. Lang.
y. q. Thorn, Miss Lille Stealey.
Miss Ida Peck and two sisters.
Bill Nye is with us once more.
Talmage's sermon again next
week.
An important historical sketch
appears onithe first page Of this
TELEGRAM.
Camden West, ateacher Of this
county. was robbed Of 800 and
his six-shooter while at the
Worlds Fair.
Don't forget to call at the Bar.
gain Store where you can get
goods at cost. 3S.3t.
The official blications in this
issue have taken up q great
amount OF our space and there.
fore limited our news columns.
Still we have glanced at all the
important events.
Prof. John Races sermon at
the Baptist church on last Sun.
day night was a mastery effort
and we have heard many grace
full compliments as regards his
language and style. Prof. Race
is a graduate Of Princeton, and
is now instructor in languages
at Kingston Pa J Seminary. He
is connected with the M. p.
church and is here with his wife
as the guest Of our popular young
townsman. Mr.. L. G. Race.
Everything in the way of dress
goods. notions, ladies and gents
furnishings, oil cloth, carpets,
shoes, &C., at the Bargain Store,
for cost. 36:8t.
Asfew shares Of stock of the
Merchants National Bank Of
sClarksbur was sold at public
auction here last week at 80 per
,cant a,nvo; ,,a,. ~, "a IA, ~ : ae,,
I go 49, - - 80. & ~ -
~ ;nd;catoes tha conf,d ancas t,,a
~ tA1iseSSs wy ssuttsn S.1s
people have in this institution.
All Of Clarksburg's banks are
solid and our people need not be
in the least afraid Of them. State
Bank Examiner Weaver said .
few daysago, "the banks Of West
Virginia. are, without exception,
in good condition and 1 found
everything in prosperous shape.
The scare which, 1t seems, has
seriously affected banks in other
locations, has not reached West
Virginia, and banks throughout
the State are in sound condition
and on q firm basis"
1gave abottle Of chamberlain's Collie,
gholsra and D,sr.ha hemeay T.
ali. they say ii Is . good medicine. a.
perr &c co wan g Ford Me%SIs a1ls Co.
gist. Z - : :
Father Robert Kelleher. oneof
the Oldest and best known Cath.
Ole priests in the diocese Of West
Virginia. was almost Instantly
Tiled "wednesday morning. al
Grafton where he resided for
many wears. by being struck by
a 7R Ia engine. Roth legs we're 4,
cut off and the body was badly
,on+i,atad Rather Kelleher WAS
- - - ia ana >,aa Shaan Z ot ~,
years oiu, "ns ..s'1 oesn ssS.ss
in the prlestnooa 1or over 1orty
years. He had just bid Father
SO'Connor, Of Clarksburg. who
haa oeen Yisis'n nt sv0 :,
ana having 70 gosactoss ene ral1-
road bridge to make q parochial
Ii, !, !, sto,,,,.,, f,.,,,,, ~, ! +,.o Il, \,
CAL, he sselu ,lotl Wy S.ssA =
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

Positives Bargains in MEMS,
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes and Rubbers at John T.
Grifin's 2s-tf
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-08-04

n Movements d People You isroh.
ably Know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
DRIVEN OUT BY STRIKERS.

Pittsburg. Dec. S-Edward Ellis will tomorrow
bring suit against the Norton Iron Company. at
Ashland. Ky. Many other suits for damages against
the same company will follow. Ellis and several
companions arrived home Friday night from Ash
land. They were the remnant of a party Of sixty
eight iron workers who left Pittsburg week
ago to work at the Norton Iron Works, under
what Ellis claims was misrepresentation OF the
state of affairs existing there. According to his
story. there were exciting times at Ashland. and
several men badly injured by the strikers
there. Ellis states that week previous to his
going to Ashland man. giving the name OF ]. w.
c. Green superintendent of the Norton Works. ar
rived in Pitsburg for the purpose of employing
men TO work in mill that had been idle two and
half years. Ellis secured the sixty-eight
men, and they agreed TO go to Ashland TO work
for 81 20 ton On their arrival at Ashland they
found that a strike was on and that the whole
community greatly excited Citizens. mer-
chants. farmers and striking iron workers raised
sufficient money TO pay the fares OF several Of the
men back to Pittsburg. Those of the party who
refused TO leave forcibly driven from the
town. and some Of them have not since been heard
from If the had attempted to enter
the iron MILL a riot would have undoubtedly taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Il MADMAN IN THE PlCLTST CHURCH.
HE TRIES TO PULL DOWN THE IMAGE OF ST.
ANTHONY. AND LEADS THE POLICE
WILD CHASE.

a well dressed entered the church OF IN"
Pauist Fathers In Coumbus-ave. and SiXtieth-
st. Friday afternoon. and after bowling deVou'y
before the image OF ST. Anthony he suddenly began
rubbing rosary he had with him in his hands IN
such peculiar manner to attract IN" attention
OF those around him. Then. uttering a cry that was
heard all the church. he sprans upon the
image seized IL with both arms and tried TO thro"
II from its pedestal at the time wildly cr!in
aloud to be saved. The image weighed nearly i
ton. and being securely fastened. II resisted MS
Efforts. Father McMillen. who was in the churSh
at the time, touched the strange man OF, W
shoulder and tried to calm him. upon whCh INC
crazy creature turned from the image ana throw,
ing his arms around the priests knees poured forth
a torrent Of incoherent talk about the Judgement
day. salvation and mercy TO sinners aiiis ~
for the door for assistance but the pleaIer Ilns
his garments and would not let go. Suu",'nl.
releasing his hold the frenZicd man began 10 Drat
the air wildly and then sat in a pew whlr r"''''i
McNiillen went outside and got a policeman. -.
The moment the crazy man caught sisiit VI w
blue uniform and brass buttons he ied down tne
chase. but the maniac lodged from one aiSi, 10
another. skipped over pews. raced around plllnIS y
and led the livcliest kind Of seepechase aio,a
the great church. the policeman always some MS
lance behind. a
Finally the doughty mnion OF the law. pufiing
and blowing and completely out OF breath, gaVr the
chase over. He then called In another pohcefIan
and "A volunteer. and at IL again they went Altsr
a most spirited chase the crazy man was nnaly
cornered but he did not submit until after des,
pcrate struggle When OVerpOwered ne was thh'h
10 the West Forty police station wnefr
he gave his name Michael OBrien; Even then
he continued violent He was finally taken to belle
vue Hospital. :,
II was learned yesterday that he was man OF
good education. and had acted as monitor over
the younger boys In ST. Francis Navier ohesc
He had lost his position recently ana was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Board auo Rooms.

GEAMHECY PARK. 1877 Fast olst-st.
Handsome Jingle and doubl ICONS facing
park with OF without irst.cln-s table;
central location reference.
HAND>ONfLI furnI,hcd rooms, with
board reference, exchanged. 30 We.
81 st-st.
LEXIN,iION.AVE.. ~. near 5sth-st-
Tarpe rooms; nicely furnished heated
tunning water. ampl, cl"-"t,, pleasant
location. MODERATE. Tribune Oiire.
MABl>ON-AVE. i925 opposite Mt.
Morn. Pafk. Two lar" connecting rooms
ard hall rooms: pri,at" house every con.
NrHl'sicr. Amer an family.
I;r.>rft TABLE WIDOW would Ike
children - Gard good home. cNirr.enccd
With hotilc baby. Mr.. CAMP. West
l1cth.-t and Audubon ave.
i5rII-ST.. . WEST = second floor Of two
larl,. looms. together or separately private
bath furniture. app lntnlcnt> and table all
most SUPER ?. references exchanged.
rs WEST 7lsr ~ Room. nicely fur
ni.bed excellent board; reasonable. near
7yd.-t. l. staLioh.
les MADI>OA.ANL.- Delightful third
noor front room. GOOD tablr and service;
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Brooklnu Real Gstatc 90 Get.

PART OF a three story. new brown.
stone house (sccond floor and part OF third :
excellent modern finish; very desirable
mel ghbornood light aud cheerful rooms ;
residence OF the owners snail family Of
ave station. Kings Co Elevated IL min.
utcs from Bridge; will let IL a gentleman
and wife or small family OF adults. not en-
cecilng three persons rent 80. Apply
10 CHARLES T.. UOTALING. All Sumner.
avc COZ Nc DonOnrh.st BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
RESORT TO BOYCOTTING CONTEMPLATED

Rochester n. V, Dec 3.-Commttees from the
Rochester Trades Assembly and the Rochester
Building Trades Council. TO one or the other OF
which central bodies nearly every trades union In
the city il subordinate had long conference with
the Iehigh Valley Strike Committee this afternoon
The session private and those attending II de-
clined to make any report Of what was done. 1t Is
known, though that local boycott by all the
trades of the who have taken the places OF
strikers on the Lehigh is in contemplation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
FURNISHED Rooms.

CLERGYMAN AND WIFE have third
Moor rooms: excellent board IL desired;
quiet; EJvers.f" mod. rate; If,nnces.
olS West 7Oth.st.
GENTLEMEN wanting bright and home.
Ike rooms In quiet family can he accom-
modatcd at % LeNlngtol-aNr. reasonable
rates.
NICE cJmfortable furnished back par.
Tor and extension for two or three board
II wanted reference. ~ Irving Place.
SUNNY "a floor. front ROOM 2 WIN
dows. running water. bath on floor. pri-
vate dwelling. reference. East 3otn-st.
TO RENT furnished to gentleman.
Iarlof. bcdfOom and bath, IN strictly PIT
yatc dwelling. between 9TH and 9Th ayes.
and near j0ih.>t. /. station. u. s., BoN y,
Tribune Onice.
WEST 3jTn-ST. NEAR 5TU-AVE.-
single gcnilcman's private residence; break
fast II desired .Addsr-> BAG HILOK.
Fox 90. Tribune rp'own Once. .242
Broadw,y.
@IH->I.. II EAST 18th Madison av's.J
-t0nfort1blc rooms every convenience +;
hotel service; conN, nient hotels. clubs -
"'"kly. upward parIor floor. Il light
rooms; g'ntl"msr.
.? WEST H.ST.-t.ieg,ntly fur.
nished rooms. ever thing entirely new: de-.
sir1bi" location handsome Jaflot floor
.uliaiic for physician.
5iST.>T.. 80 WIS T-RcautlfulIy fur.
nishrl par or and connecting brdiuop'. ~
f""r. >"rth"fn "Np"-urr; bath and every
convenience. very fe1-nnlhle terms 10 pei
min"ut party. AN>TETr.
Az MADI>ON-AVF.-T noor sunny
front room. extra large closets also small
room references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
NO CHANGE AT JERSEY CITY.

Lehigh Valley yards at Jersey City yesterday.
Passenger trains and went regularly. and
Yardmaster Lamb said he had sent all the
freight received. One train came In. The strikers
gathered at Schweer's Hall usual bu.
formal meeting held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Useful
Xmas Gifts

ARE CONSTANT REMINDERS OF THE orvER.
CHATTING DISHES. POLISHED COPPER AND
NICKEL FIVE O'CLOCK TEA-KETTLEs. TODDY-
KETTLES. BRASS AND IRON FIREPLACE ARTI-
Giles; DECORATED CHINA sETs-DINNER. TEA
LUNCH. BREAKFAST SINGLE CUPS AND sAU-
CHRISTOPHER TEA. CHOCOLATE; FANCY
PlTCHERs-IN FACT. EVERYTHING USEFUL
FOR THE HOUSEHOLD is TO BE FOUND AT
100 AND l32 WEST 42D ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Lewis & Conger.

and until the necessary apparatus is procured each
station will be the end OF a block. and each OPP
orator will act a signalman. But train will
be allowed between stations at time. This pre-
caution is taken to avoid accidents which have
been numerous OF late. 1t will be inaugurated to-
morrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

HOTEL CHATHAM,
II & 10. RUE DACNOU,
Between the Rue de la Pain and Boulevard
dies Capucincs Paris.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS:
OTIS ELEVATORS. - ELECTRIC Ll0Hr.
NJ H. HOlZSCIII'C eli. PROPRIETOR.
- of Woil-known English frol fciar mfdicine. Has
lern selling Britain for - years and shows net
pIonf. Of 1000 per anuum Addr Tor price ana tar-
ilcnlafS T.. T.. NJ. Of III" Worla.s Advertising
service, 1T Lead nhall-st.. London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

EoOKKEEPER, experienced, wlsns
cmpIcym mt can give as much or n> its'c
rc,rcnccs. Addres. COMPErFNr, e-'-
tOlumbus-avr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
FURNISHED Gonscs Go Get.

FURNISHED four--torl house Madison
ave 80 sLitaL'" for family or borders
board family. Ray. .02o 5d-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Connirn Rea! estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONGCLAIR.-Rc
dencc properties 81 all descriptions for sac
and to let; furnished houses.
RI BIS & TAYLOR. > B.ckman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Citn Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOSth-s st.
Substantial artistic. detached hou'ei low
price, send Tor rlrcullr. ATLAS IN.
,iKOVFMENr CO.. II Broadway.
WEST SIDE INVESTMENT PROP
ERTY. Houses. 10000 e. $4,000. Flats
al prices. sTENEN>, 9th-a,c.. corner
3jd--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises 7os sun $50 Moons age &c
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy 44oG Island 5:26 Hell Gate ';lo
PM-sandy Hook 523 Gov. Island 551 Hell Gate 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Dressmohlnq.

A.--ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING at short
notice; tailor-made dresses. jackets ana
cl0aks n.oterats prices. Mrs. M'ELRON
IL East l1tn-st.. between broadway ana
tnINelsltY Pl1cr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
6orses au0 Carnage.

A HANDSOME KENTUCKY BRED
HORSE. sired by RED Villas war.
fantci SOUND. KIND and GENTLE aud
10 TKor ~ = 80 or no sale trial si,ei
purchaser; PRICE $50; also at any half
reasonable oiIcr elegant sideblr iol' But
GY; a..o extension top FAMILY >tRsFi I,
both built T. order BY FIis>l. :, i.A>>
MAKER: SINGLE MD Dot Bile HAh-
Mss. al, nearly new AMI IN nrsi-vli,s
condition all separate. l5i WE>I It'll
ST.. Bi.IW fLN Grli AND 7Iil AYES.
BLACK REAH HoBF> FOR SALE.-
Four msen!iicr1f bcrr f0lc- Tor sale. TO-
cethrr or IN pairs; cost u 100; great Ia
.aln. Sc1mnn'> stab .. 1jtl--t. ana Idr"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

CLERGY Man AND WIFE have third
nOOr rooms; excellent board IL desired;
quiet; EVers.fr, mod. rate; I-fennces.
ols West 7Oth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Domcstic Gituaiions Uante0

Males.
ErTLER--By a ir>t-class nan I'm
private family age ~ best city refer
cnce-. \. C.. care Mrs. Iostes, 3j3 West
tith.St.
HITLER. -Slngle-handed In private fam
Ilv. by single man. middle-aged city or
country: good references. WIN. ARM
STRONG, 100 3d-ave.. I'd fiat
EuTI.ER.-By q young Engllshman In
q private family thoroughly experienced
city or country: South preferred best per.
,onal city ie'er' nccs. Adirc>, T. c., log
Wet ild-st.
PITLER.-l}y Young Englishman In
private family; cit, or country total
abriaincr neat appearance best city anf
personal references. Address 7. r., OBS
tjfh-aNr
BuTLER and wAITER.-Ry an cxper.
fenced Fnglishman thoroughly understands
his bu~ire.s. anf has highest references
Address ENGLISH, Christian All to En-.
IIoyment Society, so Bible Hous,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04

COLLECTOR desires situation; has
knowledge OF bookkeeping. narrei. -
y'ars old whore honesty and >Obricty VIII
BE- appreciated. Addres. r., Box ID
nribunp Otilrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-04
Drfs5maklng.

T17hi7O,lEI0rJtUl DKr>SMAK FIR desire.
engagements by day or week. In or out OF
Guy: highest references. Addre>s MI
F.. Box 500. Tribune Uptown once. l'i2
Broadway.
VISITING. MJLLINER.-Ladic> called
on own mat.rials made into street. rNI u,
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OUTGOING STEA NERS
TO-DAY
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEWBORN SUNDAY. DEC 2. 1893
ARRlNED.

ARRIVED
Steamer nadswor,h U}r) Harvey. Hamburg November
= weymouth II. with mIse To- Fuu,h Edye 4 90. Ar
rived a the Bar at II - y .
Uayre IL with mdsr. q cabin and - storage pas
sengers X Corts Arrived ~ the EAT az 80 m
mdse TO Simpson. Spence a Young Arrived at "a" Bar
steamer Chester Dutch. Joellc. Rotterdam November
H. balas, TO e II Randehroci Arrived at the lar
sieanniT Ia campine Dutch. Markischaorger Ant
verp November H. IN ballast 10 9 II Rnnd"brock' AZ
steamer la iourrorne ,Fr. Lct,lef Favre November
% with nI~e cabin and 2i2 se"raR" passengers &"
a Tnrget Aff,el NJ the Bar a Gli ~.
steamer Sai,rno G~r. Scharmberg Santos October 20
Pic al. J,n.lfo November - with cone- Funch Edye
A c., Arrived al the Bar at
steamer Orizsha. Mcintosh Havana Nov"mhcr !" WIN
ndse and passengers i' N"~ YORK ana 'nD" MAI
steamer Orlnoco up Fraser. Bermuda November 20
with mdse and 81 "a s"ngTt - = 'n'"T"l'se Z"
STEAMER II Norr. Hawthorn" New orleans with mds"
sandy H"oi. @io n-wial iish'. northwest; thick
:og s,,,,r
Steamer cry Of Columbia fof West Point Va.
THE MOVEMENTS oF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Scotr (Bu Hamilton. from N"w-fofk No I'm
Der il arrived o. Liverpool December .
S,esm.r Eiririn dn,. Wak~f sailed from Liverpool
FOR Nrv- YORK DeD~inurf . .
steamer Russia ,'ieri schmidt. from %ew-York No
veuhcf - arrived a. Hanlufc De- In''f .
steamer Iugia sGeri. L"ifhau@"r from New YORK NO
vemirr ~ arrived - lianhurg December .
talaud N)ui'h,. Holm" N"v YORK November
o. Tor Rotterdam passed lrawl" Point December s.
steamer Ia Gasoogne ,Fr. Sante from Iieue Deem
her . Tor N-v \ orI,. passed SclN D's"mbel j. .
Steamer Eii. 0i.fi Nuu Go"ssei from NoN York No
- t.,r, IN, Watson nom Antwerp November
%, fnr New Y,,rI passed Dover December .. .
Steamer IL Champaign" ilr Laurent nom ~" OH
November -. arrived al ii'N'' H','InD'I :"
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
TpEEIcN PORTS
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