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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12

hesitate to say SO on all occasions, as Mr..
Van Allen, the appointee for Rome, is said
to have expressed himself not long ago.
A pecuIiar p,p,c.n
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12

with the impor-
lance and dignity
of the u lite Il
States, in Il perma-
ncnt location. serv-
ing as headquar-
tiers for the Amer
lean colony and a
place of refuge for
American travel
ers. Better still,
these owned lega-
ton houses in the
principal capitals
of the W orl d
should be designed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12
Especial Correspondence.1

not afford to re-
main there and
pay money out of
their private purse
for the honor Of
representing the
United States In
Italy. The salary
of eur minister ut
Rome is $4,000 a
year, and this
would not much
more than pny the
house rent of q
minister who as
pired to occupy his
DrD~a. -@.tA1 -
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12
BETTER PAY NEEDED.
NO CHANCE NOW FOR POOR MEN IN
OUR DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.

1t Cost Minister Reid More Than His Sal
airy For Mouso Rent-Anglomaniacs
Abroad-Two Sensible Reforms Suggest
ed-A Great Nations Needs.
Especial Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The gossip about
the nomination of Mr.. Van Allen to be
minister to Italy has served to bring up the
whole question of our foreign representa-
ton. Mr.. Van Aliens case emphasizes the
truth of claim that has long been made
by people who are familiar with our diplo-
matte system. This is that we must revise
our plans to the extent ut least of increas-
Ing the salaries which we pay our foreign
ministers. The time has come when no
American can afford to take one of the
first class missions i'll Europe unless he is
wealthy man and willing to spend very
much moro than his salary in acceptably
filling his post.
The gossip about the Van Allen case has
brought out the fact that former ministers
to Rome have resigned because they could
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-10-12
FoR SALE.

FoR SALE
HAVING A LARGE SUP
PLY OF OLD PAPERS ON
HAND WE WILL FOR THE
NEXT WEEK SELL SAME
FOR 10 CENTS PER 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

y BUSINESS OF great possibilities.
worth $40 900 this year. wants man with
tl,c.O shar OF piOiitS and money secured.
\ Nv AfEf. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

THE STATE MACHINE WILL HAVE THINGS Nh
ITS OWN WAY OR NOT 1T ALL.

THE STATE MACHINE WILL HAVE THINGS AIL
ITS OWN WAY OR not At ALL.
Albany. Feb. 26 Spcclan.-r (, aprarc.t TIA ihs
policy OF the majority in N. Legislature, /, to PIE
vent the passage Of any bill that can I'm any Wy
strengthen the Cleveland men In the cities and Town,
in the state controlled by them, or the Republicans
in tie rural district, where the pu1lic office, a.c
managed by members OF that pnitv The bill That
have been introduced by the Republican members Of
the Iod Stature, which OF local impOrianr" only,
are also slow in getting ont Of the committees. Cnil
the Democrats secured majority IN III" L"s'elt'r:"
there seldom any politics In local to'hry
legislation. The Democrats. VIII, then were In The
minority got their bills through II they Wcr' m"ri
l01ous ones, n rapidly I'd members Of tie ma
iorty But there Is now different 1T Of men
IN control. This minority secure, It's strength nom
stale and local patronage. and 1t is the pan o. 'h"'
who control that majority 20 see that no bH -
comes "A law that doe, not In som" way adl st'"Aeh
IN the regency" that is now In command OF ia"
democratic statt machine 40 measure il too In
i,decant for this regency" to attack ana no locality
j. too small for It to overlook In rachng out for
strength.
The ~rorency7 lat week mode an attack on Glcns
Falls a village in Warren County. The plH"h' Ct
,bl, village have been holding puLc meetings lately
IN settle the question Of system Of water works Tor
tho village and after looking into II for som" Inn"
- committee OF three leading men, TWO o. whom
cr.r. Democrrts and IA third Republican, drew up
. hill which was sent TO the Legislature lo' lh'Foll'
uop senator Emerson introduced the bill IN me
.enate and 1t went through that body without op
uos,,ion Assembyman ConklnG had the hiil IN Ia
i,ouse and got It 20 second reading "heh "ud'cY
opposition MAD" to IL, lhfo't" some o,''' 49,,
~, ,a,,. NJ the regency had overlooked the ILL.,
" ,,wod 4, 10 gct ahead. They saw at ono;
, something ought 90 be done 10 stop rs progress
Here was a measure that had politics In II. -Four
.. commissioners were TO be appointed 90 arvc
.,,hout pay) 10 introduce water system In Town III
cha state and the reg ncy was not 10 gam "N'""E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
He STRUCK THE WRONG INSTITUTION.


Albany. Feb. 20 (Spcciau.-Therc Is one Tammany
Hall AssemblyMan Who does not hesitate 10 say That
he not member o. the Assembly Tor fun. but Tor
business. lie is ney member and he expects to
be able TO retire at the end Of the session win
large bank account. lie has Introduced large mum
Der OF what called strike bills, and Is o0kNS
around COR other rich fields. bill was Introduced
early In the session making an appropriation OF
$1,000 IN addition the regular annual appropriation
'r The soldiers Home at Bath THIS member thought
mat be saw something here that ought 10 pan out
Wei, 50 While tie other Tammany members Went I'd
tAer homes after the adjournment week ago. this
member started for Bath. lie went by the way OF
koDester, and e. get down TO Bath he had 10 tAEe
ireigot train and ride nearly across the state Il
was slow, cod ride across the country. but the
member was inspired all the way by the thought that
The Trip would b. paying one. The Home is several
MES nom Bath. and he drove over TO II In sleigh
Ids ears would he frozen. At the Home be saw the
superintendent and explained his crrand. The super
Eenoent was so surprised H. nearly tImbied on MS
e4lf. lie got rid OF tho member, however, by REFER
ing bin to Controller Campbell, who Is one ol 'he
trustees Of the Home and he intimated that uie
member would bc likely 10 hear from some one hlgh
W In the Democratic party. Then II began TO dawn
On ne man that perhaps he had d" struck the wrong
pace. and that charitable Institutions were not ac
elstomed 10 bride members for their votes III iaNOT
o. appropriation bills. The ride back 10 Albany was
aoog and dismal one. The members cars ana nos'
were ffozen, ard when he appeared in IN" Assembly
Eaheer on Monday night his eyes looked as tnouen
* bad seen hard times with no rest ~ Is said tla'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
DE- HELHUTH ADDRESSES MEDICAL STrDENTS

Dr. William Tod IIclmuih gave his annual sunday
lecture Yesterday to the students Of the Flower lio,
ut,,1 and college, At SiNty-thirdst. and Avenue A.
The hail wal filled with students and others interested
The doctor spoke about Thnt the general public "N
uecs from the physician. IRE latter l. never 10 be
considered I'm the question. lie mas 10 60 ont At
any hour or In any weather. 81 can best explain
that p.rhap, in an experience Of mine not long ago.
aid DE- nIclnuh. Time. 80 m. and
In r. rr!nomrtcr nearly at zero. Tclcphon" IN IN,
house rings violently. 90 10 the TELEPHONE.
"'IellOr
us this Dr. IIelmu'hP
ayes who are Won y
81 am Mr.. Blank. 80. 225 West I'll ST.
"'Wru, what's wanted
"Oving 10 the SHOW and storm the wires are biz
tangled up 50 after Whiting patiently FOR some minute
1 get the following answer:
doctor, can you hear"
ayes
~.Wcll doctor. ms husband has cold Ths
b~as,Iy weather Is not IL Tor dog 10 60 on; In.
Come up right away Lcorc brcakfa,l and make him
stav at homc''
This 1, by no means exaggerated example
hut | want 10 impr,S, upon YOU young men That II
van want TO make success In your line OF life yOu
must grlciOlisy put up with such simple i10-Nr
rrac-. and grin and bear them. success comes to
The man who can understand how far he can be-
innn.cd mon. and stops there. that l., without
losing self respect and the honor Of his profession.
The doctor was heartily cheercd 10y those present
when his lecture ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

by II. This shocking The Commissioners were
to be appointed By the village trustees. majority Of
whom are Republicans al present but The town Is
uncertain. politically there Is surety that hry will
continue 10 be In the majority after the next ccctin.
Hero was an opportunity that could not be- lost the
"rgcncy," T. show the people OF Glcns Falls that there
were bosses In Albany. and that no legislation could
be had unless It were obtained with their kind permis.
sion. Furthermore. Republicans introduced the bill.
and N would never do 10 allow thea 10 get the credit
If passing II. The word gwen therefore, t. stop
the bill. speaker Sulnr, Charles X. ID" Frce>t and
James i. Cuglcy took the contract. The bin mp
the calendar second reading the Other day. but
Culgey asked that he returned the committee for
II hearing The measure went back 10 the committee,
where IL probably will remain until the regency"
makes satisfactory terms with the citizens of Glcns
Falls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
for Sale.

MAGNIfIcENILY nni>hcd s. 900
~ GIT piano $40; fur month. "a Use
silver u"untoi the. I"da.- lat"it action
iodly 49, Wet -5d-st.
Al ETDy, I'D rEICr SEQ ,.cond.
hand VOID snd non working "a, hlne, F;
fully guaranteed 90. h.nfrs bOIsh. ana rN-
hanged "LOKnL IL EDDY. J95 M9di-
son--t
ATTENTION .sing machines u all
Iif DIS, new 80 ro'd secondhand. SO.
ra,l o. 'f"dlt "AChang'd. : ntd A.
BArS, rs ISL 3l-''cr iieth-st.
IoE SAIL .T,r.nrrt,oNn, ollie.
vel '-t'li.h g. Addsr.- III MlNITON
IIIh.n. 80
TOR ~,LI ihor,u ,hhf~l King rnailc,
month. Oh pr.- - M WESTON.
l'' LrNn-i"n-nNr. n''r 'r'ih..t.
Mat NND VlDiTAnLl MAEKfr
cool ID.a'l'n good i'ason- Tor selling So
sth-p,". near 5jth.-t
riu bel chime. and al lato-i impi1,c
u.rpf.. cost 200 -,ll for -1D. n..I
noar.'. 2o, Hrid'ay Eo.., q
SArIS -R,r,sln- n new and second
hand s1f'~ llr-e -tOca o select from; no
combination rr.rr- >s'cs repaired 4. H.
GROSS. i0I nroedusy.
TWO SAFETY BICYCLES NOV. one
LADY, pm uua'ic tirr-. one mans cushion
ufc- iof ale cheap. III rrankllr.-t. 80
foor.
1NrIWEIlrE. RFMINDroN al.o
N'~I perfect condition tud gfafint q A..
fnl .lI" REASONABLE. an - Wet lfth.
= Room %. open "v"n'nc- ana sunday.
1IPl WRITERS All ma1's ~ great
.,,fin'r. rentals LAWS. Telephone
3ol4 Corilrnit Typewriter headquarters.
81 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
PREACHING 10 GRiyD ARMY VETERANS

Th. George y. Mcclellan Pot. g.. \. r. und"i
command oi Vice. Commander II. /. Gril"y, mustered
last night al ID" Ulrccker Budding, Norton ana liai
row sis. and marched down 10 the Hed'oid street
Methodist Episcopal Church 80. - Mcr'"n-s'. The
church was nilcI with many members Of other Grand
Army posts and relatives and friends Of the M,'Ii
ian POST Ancr the ordinary evening scrvl:" The
Rev. Clark Wright. who I'm war times WAS = private
in the Jih New lOrh Regiment. known ~ In" ia"
lin, ZOiaNc. gave 4 sermon recalling Tie old DAYS
OF strife and the happy iosu" Of the great struggle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
cNAR1ER ZOE TIE cArHoLLc ArMNEE Scnoo

IN" Regent, Of ia" University 81 IN" state 81 ~"
York have granted TO tn" trustees 81 "a" Catholic sum
mor school a charter. aud IN" now Institution J, no"
recognized lv the law, ~ fAc State The charter va
made on Last "Wednesday. aud The recently purchase
property Of Lake Champlain Wa, handed over to ih'
trustee, IN Zee. simple 10y smith " Weed. 81 f!ai'-
bur. The school T. therefore ready Tor hu>In'-~.
Tn. Of the s,--iOn next summer viii hc TIE Rev
p f. Clarke : J and Or. O'Rciny. both Of London,
fine f..r lrpr.-, nting the .uit. and no" latter ilr
Christian Urnibrrs two powerful educational hodi'-
I'm the Roman Catholic Church. br-idr- these. lu"
Paull>'S are represented In the summer S'A"ol bN tl'
rrv Thoma, Mcmillan. and the Holy Cross tOugIcga
lion ly Inc Roy. j. \. XaluI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
FURNISHED Rooms.

BACHELOR hpARTM ENTS. -Parlo'
and second Goers priyat" bith,. every con
yonicncc; newly drcOfa:ed valet at nd
single rooms ~ wcekly and upward l. East
2Jth.ht. betwrrn 18th and Madison AYES.
TO REFINED family Of aduIts.-Fiir.
nlshed lining room, Kitchen aud bedrooms.
all light, IN exchange for good board f0i
lady and daughter; stflctest reference given
and required. 20{ Wet s2d IT.. top ia
5Tli.AVE.. Ci2. opposite BelgnvlI 20
Bachelor apartments elegantly furnished
porcelain baths breakfast, valet attend.
ance uneNcelled references
II WEST 45TH.ST.-Prlyatc family
pleasant. sunny. large and small rooms.
nicely furnished location excellent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
miscellaneous.

ACCIDENT CASES. collections. mltfi.
monial suits, separations name, changed,
advice free. j. J. THORN LEY. counsellor,
- Park Row.
ALLIGATOR BAGS. fine trunks, pocket
books. dr'$s suit cascs, toilet bags. travel
ling furnished companions. bridal trunks
with many trays, basket trunks. Nalisos at
bargalns at old stand. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ. 80 4th-ave. near sth-st.
CHINA. GLASS, pictures. furniture.
etc. carefully packed for shipment or stor.
aud woodwork stained waved. or vsrnlsned !;
marble statulry cleaned aid parked.
CHARLES ROAK. 2l2 West 88th.st
LAWYERS FRAMAN. OF the Equitabt
building. l20 Broadway. practise every
where-fOr every state and abroad; also
St,tes Commissioners. Passport Agents, No
tariNs. Evenlngs. go Dr0adway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
Dress making.

A.-DEESSMAKE H.. elegant cutter
and nticr 5J Jay OF III honc perfect Ia
guaranteed velvet. s!ik OF cloth suits made
IN one week for $40 fancy waists. coat ana
lsll gowns q specially. ~ East ION ST.,
near liroldway.
AIM DRi.>aMNKINn fiom ~ till
March, 10 ana work sua'snr"d isli'h
"a Tor nsdo, also bail aud evening dresses.
Nine. BONA, 80 Ia-t 2Oth-st
ARTISTIC pREssMAKIS9. unique
designs evening dresses u specially hotel
oricr, ~ short notice. and moderate charge.
Mrs. EI.HOi. " Last oth.sL, opposite
stew1ri's Bulllne.
D;Es>siAKLR- Thorough. d"-lrr- cn.
l,gru.rnt- ,Y dIy or 81. K ln 90 "rt ~ 81 y
highest references. Address Miss y. UoN
Il. Tribune ptO"n Or.cc. ~ hr"adval.
DR. ssMAKIN" .-First-ria-s curt"r aud
ntt'r do.irc, NOR engagements by th" day.
"a nr-t-class families t'rus. :. per da' (;
DRESSMAkfR .Frnchj would Ike TO
cave . frw nor" cust.furr- ~ ~" daf
ladies' and children, drr.se- -. sd.
dre,, Nil. IL. 49, West 22d.,i.
DEEsSMAkEE. - BY French dir-..
maE"i 3, 90 ouj ~ IA" ia. ..iorcnrcs
Addf..s NJ. l.. T.. il3 Wet 5olh-s'
DEE,SIAkTH and SlANNTET>~.-
Experienced, excellent crt'''r and i't'r.
want NOR customers r. rr,,"tc f'a"::r.
l.Sr' If n0~ny
DGI.>>MAkER wants a few more cus.
toner's 81 home. suits from - -. II
FON. 3l2 West soth.st. near Rvcrndc
Drive.
DKEsSMAKEH formerly Win Jennlng-
a. Co: suits ~ 80 r"V'tatng " l..
FALLON. .2j Fr-t Goth.st.
DRtssNlNKER wishes q Few more ms.
tom'r' hrnd .om" suits 20 mp p'rfcct
corner. Mr.. SMITH 100 West joth-'t.
Iiils>MAkI.ii.-t.Npe having fash.
lonaLlr patronage would HE 10 adj few
customer, 10 her li>t prrf".t NJ aud lnt'-f
style guaranteed very mode az rnai'r'
In all cases. MOORE. 20 West j5th->...
lst Hat.
DKTSSMAKER Fir.tcla-s. rari~lun.
newly csahll he'd. wishes more cu-tom'r-
~ home suits - up. Nine. ABEL. il3
ithavc.. ID floor.
pRT>sMAKINo Mt nome % by tn d1v
I'll the Late Partisan fashion. m DE- at short
notice. capc- and evening df"-.e- = special
~: silt, ut aud fued. -. WILSON
i2' W.T. 2otn.st.
tIES1.CLASS DRFSSMAK desires .
few more customer. by IN" day; = years
experience rf"rcn-'; ~ 30 Address &.
W. 23j Fast 3lst-s,
LADIES TAILORING ladies own ma.
tcrials made NJ into jlckct.. ro'i.. ulster,
and cape. Il. ak> all Kinds attend and r..
modelled. ,GEEli. l2l w It 22d-st.
MILLER ( FENDER. Fashionable dress
makers. are prepared 70 receive orders for
the coming season III and Finish guar.
antcrd orders pr mpty attended TO. -
West 4Sth.st
SEAL GARMENTS repaired. rclycd.
altered and rrmodelcd % new .hapc' es'i.
mates given: nr-t-cllss work. HRElG.
i3 West 2.dst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
Gountrp Real estate 20 LII

,,,SEv CENTRAL. hour out large ana
-, ter,ns also dwellings, With ell improv"
,m en,. Tor rent or sale; send for panphir,,s
mARHER LOOMS g. CO., Somrr'i"''
n. J.
ONE OF NEw.YORK 5 most sttr at!hes
sunDrhs Montelair. N. j.. nicely Iurnlshru
snon,a ho,,ss . AprIl u October. go monthly
Small family. F., Tribune. -----
PELHAM MANOR y. Y.-tor rens'
,,,.ni.hed FOR the summer three hour
!.,n,,'n eIcht and eight rooms re- petiNeH'
~ n ThFT. Pelham Manor y. y.
TO LET FURNISHED.-l@ree conn.ry
house; fine high location w ,,,o p'"A1E ox
shade overlooks lsRe "'''
1oI. Westtown. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
Gsrnrrp Keai Gsiate fsr Sale

AGENCY FOR MoNTCLAIH-ResiIasccin"s,SS
properties for ale aud 10 Icy isrpos fly
% q ~ Bcekman.si., and Montcioir.
CryTpAI II II. OF y. AN h0nI
an, large and small farms also dWeliii,p'
With ali modern improvcmenN, eo,i''rCr co
lion low. GARNER, LOOMS W.
S0merville. n. J.
FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE;.-Ahd , Oh.
Virginia Homestead OF 4So arr, n' rrver
failing stream; Good orcha~i wcll t,mgoeIIr en
PsrSculsr.. X. Is. CIiAFFIN a. CO.. hio"'
mOnd Va
VERY DESIRABLE SUMMER Ho ~. ~
Good condition bargain OF occanio cod 1oo
Shrewsbury River with IL s'r'''
F.. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

Agents ana CANvASSERS, male or
female; 80 10 81 daily profits sure expert
elusive territory given. For particulars
address /. 10 IMAM 4 CO.. West Winst-d.
Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
Citp Real estate 90 Cct.

Chicago.
..WOEID'S FAIE."-FOr rent. furnishc1
tnn.room house modern best locality south
aide from May 10 November 1893 con
yeuient I'm all RESPECTS for the WOflds FGlr
season $3.50 per month. For further par,
tjculars address q. \; JEWEL o''io
Calumet.avc Chicago. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
ReoI Gstate 10 Gxehange

EXCHANGE for country ad pIepr ns,i
growing Investment pToper'gy ,;;,l linz iesS'd
81 o%s tsnaSt. owners. MARTIN BROS
RS WaIl.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

of ;h NTHer VIII receive complaint from the trustees
member at home next fall. ~
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peip UanIeO.


Agents ana CANEASSERS, male or
female; 80 10 81 daily profits sure expert
enee unnecessary ho talking requIIea On.
s .SI.s .'IIfGy ss" co. ' %e.!
Conn.
Males.
A FIRST.CLASS TRADE PAPER wants
\ III .t-ratc man for IL, adNc nc depart
mept a permanent position open Oh either
.alary or commission basis a. preferred.
for man who can furnish satisfactory rel
'Fencc> flom q trade pal"r OF standing no
other need apply. address VALENTINE,
Box II. Tribune Onicc.
GARDNER WANTED Two Young
GcInan. t,.nglel. must have learned thclr
business IN Europe. Apply FERD MAN.
COLD. lr,ineton on Hudson \. y.
WNNTtD.-Bv a.vhol sale grocery hou,c.
auditing clerk. and 10 do general desk
WORK one with a knowledge Of the wholesale
grocery business pref rrci, mrs h" tnnr.
cuchlv compel mt. address, WHOLESALE.
GROCER. Tribune Once.
WAN IED.-Ag,nts for "Pnillps HfOox-.
th" Man. the Preacher AMI the Author
l'"autlful memo ial NoluU" OF America (,
io"mo.t pr achrr Introduction bv Io-eph
Cook; lmrncn~" demand assured Exclusive
rrrriiosy: state cNp,r!rnc". !. X. HAST.
lNG>, - Cornhill. Boston. Mas.
WANTED smart rtau cot,l G s,ln>.
nam for a n"ighb ring city. Addir>s, with
,"ir cnc"-. stating salary, $, Bon Los,
rostofIcr.
Females
UOTSFWORK FR-StrDnc Y unc Prot.
cs;ans sirl for general hou.rwOiK; ) In tam
Nv. tal until 10 O'rlOck to-day. Ms.
JENNINGS. nrand boulevard. cor. l3jfh.-t
INCREASE YOUR INCOME Ly work.
Inc for me ~ your own home; no eNriienc
NECESSARY good pav. send STAMPED EN-.
Nrlop'. DHt.>>M AkEl;. Gl5 Shawmut-ayr..
l;,,.ot. No connection with other, idNrr.
'l-ing under The name Of 1r"'sn a't"f
SHIRT MD WAIST FINISHEES.
work. FISK. CLARKE Sc FLAGd. 81
Mcrecr--t.
TICK >CAHf MAkEES Best prices
-ieady work. FISK. CLARK & FLAGS.
2S2 Mcrccr-st.
WANrED.-th-t-tlo.- oolchnan VITA
ycty best iclrlrncrs must b" perfect. A..
dress ROC KWELL, $50 Gta-a,r.
WANTED. at once. tuce women TO work
a, honr for 49,: order work or plain orn.
ng nd full pr tirulai, Of what YOU have
W0tH'd a; AID "nclo-c s,anp ped envelope,
NEW ST. CO., 81 Walicr.st. Cambridge
Mas
WORK GIVrN 10 DO at home 70 respect.
= j" women IS" cannot guarantee big pay.
bpt viii give steady WORK and from - 10
Nriop' TAYLOK'S DRE>SMAKING Co.
o., lIronf"ld-~t.. IO-ton.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND - BSCEIP.
IIDN> rOH i"i NtWb OEh IRIB.
NJ WILL BE RECEIVED Al rUtTP.
IOW y OtfItE. ~. I2i2 Broadway "a
door north Of IhirtN.Gr-t--t. and ADNER.
II>tAllNlS al the following Branch Of.
nrr> - rth ave. :. %. cot. 2;d.>t. lj2
uih.aN".: Il Fourtn-a,e, corn,r Four.
er. TIT $50 Ihirl.sNe.. corner iOrty.
VrDih->f.; 02G 1hirSi-,Ne.. near s.N:y.
nis..~t.: Los f!r~t-aie.; lC6 West folry-
saroud--t 10 Columbus o,".: l59 Fact
i7iu-st., 'orf'r Third-0N". $50 Fast l2Jth.
-. near 1hIfi-iN".; - Avenue \; .323
ra.d ave; % West 10 n, rnth Il u.
49, i2d =. lfJ thur'h-s;.: jji Third.
ave lHj- Ihitd.aN".. 2,Oj1 1hlrt.aNr..
~ nrn ll.th aud li3fh 49,.
Ia Br ohlyn. Ut G3 CONTEST sos De-
Ealb-9Ne 80 u dIriJye. and 40. ~
BloadWdy. ~ 10 8 l.. M, ~ regular office
rlt :.
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Real estate tUantt0.

WANTED.-Desir1hlc furnished country
seats and cottages. summer season on the
Hudson Westcbester County and Connect
cut. MILLS. wIIlTEuOuSE & HALL,
A. East l.d.st.
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GARDEN Err and FLORIST. --Thoror
house raising OF fruit and vegetables. and
full charge Of gcntcman's private plice.
Address >. j.. Mcssr,. Bridgeman, 81 East
J9.h.St.
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9onsss anb flats h)anteo.

800 sboa, 90 resss ia s sSs cstsx So% or
saokivc fountains. Address A. H..
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torses ano Carriages.


u-ACSr SELL immediately, seven
49, young horses. $40 IN 900 suit any
kraaeess weeks trial allowed also SCUM
- team and black mare In foal' WIN
~. give for keep; bargains. See owner
500 Leonard-st.. Greenpoint.
sEBIsHOP'S you can md the best lot
~. ysn horses ever shown I'm This Guy
h All can beat 2 40 with great styie'
l have something wonderful.
ry.0D strong 2.scated surrey depot wagon,
r. ~ for sf5. cost s226. having no use
IA. "a Address MORTON, Box Fl, Trlb.
s,S S.aEAI SACRIFICE. third value cue
syiis, ehten.ion top family phaeton light.
49,. used weeks lady's top phaeton,
brS. robes imported sid -sstdle and
N,A.s, rhlVATE STABLE. 10 West
RENTED 80, 600 900 people 70 ssnd for
ktes, carriage and harness catalogues;
e. ~ assortment in America very moder,
es~iv nses don't pay such extravsqsnt
lkAsS ,Sgsro hsrness and carriages estab-
ins,se,' os2 Address J. II. BIRCH. Bur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

>lENOGRAPilEH and ~ PEWRl En-
BY cOlosed ma familiar with foreign
languages willing 10 work le: sonabie.
ALLEN ooi GIand-st.. jersey City.
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tDork Uauteo.
Males.

SALESMAN.-Positi0 a. travelling
salesman for Southern trade have had seven
yens' cN.elilnce can furnish best OF rel
.lence. u. H., 1873 West 40th-st.