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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17
SATURDAY., JUNE y, 1905.
UN AUTRE.
Paroisse st. Martin JUN Z, 1875.
Mr.. rEdi.eur du Messenger:

ParOisse st. Martin jun Z, 1915.
Mr. rEdi.eur du Messenger:
VeuilIez m'alouer un petit es-
pace dams votre bon journal.
Dams Honorable defendant du
Reveille. IEvang6line, que je ne
lis iamais. le hasard me la mis-
sous les yieux.
Jai In lie rapport de Honorable
grand jury, en- etlet, grand, tres
grand meme, de la premiere Sc
maine du terme de court common
cant 10 90 de Mai. Je he fails al
fusion que lie &c qui me concerne.
lis ont examines "a cas-, Its trou-
vent Z true bills les autre cas-
ramasses par les constables ct
juges-de-paix dams toute la par
oisse, he valent pas la paine d. tre
examins.
Je crois que les cas- qui out etc
envoye de 5me ward, mtritaient
fattention lie grand jury. Peut
etre pas dun tres grand CONNIE
celui qui semble etre les disciple
de Diogene, lie philosophe Gree,
que les sages pouyaient sc gouver-
ner sans loi.
Cest ce que ce tres grand jury
crois, que lie peuple de la paroisse
st. Martin 4 atteint asseZ de civil
lization ct de sagesse pour Sc gou-
werner sans juges-de-paix ct de
constablcs?
Ces massieurs avec leur sagesse
ct leur grandeur out aublies que
les juges-de-paiX ct les constable
out prete serment d'executer hd6l-
ement la loi.
Jappelle rattention de ce tres
grand est honorable jury, par ex-
emple, une rersonne Went devant
lie juge-de-paix ensanglant6e, DIES
individus out essaye de lie tuer
If fat sa declaration sons serment;
a vous sages, repondez, lie Juge-de-
paix a-t-il lie droit ct lie devoir lie
refuser laflidayit ct de donner un
mandat d'ammener au constable?
Eft lie constable. a-t-il lie droit ct L.
devOir de refuser dexecuter le
mandat? Pour ma part je dis
que non, ct je laisse le soin a
d'autres de parlur6 leur serment.
Oh, civilisation ct sagesse, ARE
ter un negre pour port d'arme
cache ct avouG sa cul pabilit6e de
want lie juge-de-paix, c'est du temp
perdu. Les negres Sc poignarde
ct tire du revolver d unze heuyes
du soir dams lc chemin public
Lalssez les fairel La sagesse vous
commando. \. II. GuILBEAU.
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a Pretty Surprise.

A beautifully Illustrated and charm
ingIy bound edition Of Longfellow 5
"Evangeline." recently published, il a
pretty surprise for book lovers. Ii is in
good type. with Is illustrations by Biz
ket Foster aud other eminent artists. is
printed OH very fine and heavy paper,
gilt edges, remarkably handsome cloth
binding. combining the delicate cOlors.
blue aad white and silver aud gold No
illustrated edition has ever before been
published at less cost than $50, and
that is about what you might "guess'
the price of this to be. but It isn't IT
sells for only 10 cents, Plus q cents for
pOstage,'if by mail, This covers only
about the actual cost.of manufacture by
the loppn, the publishers object being,
not profit. but TO get ii sample Of his
took making into the hands Of the book
lovers millions. His publications are nct
sold 10y dealers, but only direct: catalo-
que, rs pages. a literary curiosity in it,
way, Il sent for 2cent stamp, or a II
page catalogue free. Every home in Ike
land ought to have copy OF this Evan
geline. 50. charmingly beautiful a. Il
poem, as a collection Of artistic illustra-
tiOns, aud as product of the book max
ing art Address, JOHN Il. ALDEN. Pu
blisler. - Rose St. New York.
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= Nutia.

Iwill offer Tor safe md will sell at pu.
bile sal" 10 tl'" lowest bidder an
tfi'RGii. 18th ut 90 o'clock a. m,
tn" 'onirac' '"r tho repa,rs of Bridgs
across Eayo" Irchc "a il Place. as per
sprciiic&ilnHs - INV possession.
Terms rnl conditions To be made
Known IT i;Hlr oT safe.
by aider oj tie iollcr Jury.
iienlil David,
l'lico jury 9TH Ward.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17
The Nicaragua Canal.

A sensational dispatch was pu-
blisled yesterday morning to the
effect that the marines of the Uni
ted States warship now at Nicara-
qua has been landed and the dan
ger of collision between the Uni
ted State navals forces and the Nj
caragua revolutionists was so great
that the former had thrown up
Notifications and were prepared to
give battle in defense of American
interests and property. The tele-
graph, however. has failed to bring
any further news confirming the
dispatch of yesterday, but in Mex
leo there is well grounded be-
lief that the Nicaragua revolution
which caused the downfall of Pre-
sldent Sacaza was the result Of an
intrigue of certain European ill.,
terests which are bitterly opposed
to the control of the Nicaragua
canal by the United States go
vernment and desire to have a
voice i'll its management. The
MeXicans are correct, however.
when they express the opinion
that this Government will never
consent to anything of the kind.
and will control the canal if they
have to do it by force of arms. 1t
Is not probable that the,success-
ful revolutionary party in Nicara-
qua will cancel the concessions
granted 10y the former administra-
ton to the canal company, but in
the event that such action is taken
IT is safe to say this Government
Will he equal to the emergency.
and the work of building the ca
nal will he pushed under the pro-
tectlng muzzles of Uncle Sans
guns. This country is determin-
ep that there shall be no interfer-
ence on the part of Europe, and
the American people are ready at
a moments notice to respond to
the call OF the Government. Eng
land will never be permitted to
Gobble the Nicaragua canal as she
did the Suez, and if she attempts
to do SO, which is hardly proba
bic, there will he serious trouble
and a good deal of it. States.
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The Bank of st Martinville.

Thursday evening the above
named bank was organized and
the charter foI same was adopted
and signed. +,
"The first board of directors is
composed Of Mes~rs. j. b. Levert,
Robert Martin, 7. j. Liable, ..
NJ. Nilsson, =. Dabadie, Albert
Bienvcnu, Andre Gernand, b.
Audibcrt, +. Rousseau.
Mr.. Il. Martin is president and
Mr.. q. NJ. Nilsson cashier pro TEN.
The band will commence bust
ness on the first of August.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17
A Challenge.

The Foot Ball Club of this town issue
a challenge to any club in Southwest
Louisiana, of Is members, to play IA
match in this town on the Fourth of
July next. The game to last two hours.
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I77o. 1893.
FOURTH OF JULY
To be celebrated with Pomp
AT
81. MAR7jNWLLE, Ia.

The Programme to begin
in the morning and last. till
night. Among the many at
fractions will be: Base Ball
and Foot Ball Games. Clay
Pigeon, Blue Rock. and Glass
Ball shooting.
Parade of citizens and di(-
icrent societies of the town.
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Transient advertisements, % cents per
Inch for frs; insertion, - cents for each
subsequent insertion.
Official or legal Advertisements, 81 per
I inch Cor first Insertion, and 30 cents fer
each subsequent Insertion.
vBrief COMMUNICATIONS upon subjects
public interest solicited. No attention
will be civen To anonymous letters.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17

Mr.. Paul Jumel, son of OK
State Auditor Allen Jumel of
lbcrville parish, was killed last
week III a shooting encounter, by
MIR. i. ID. Leche. The latter was
also seriously wounded.
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-Pir-nics and fishing parties
are in order these days. Crowds
of people from town go out every
Sunday to spend a day in the
woods.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17

Fresh groceries at the lowest
prices at j. Is. Ferran.
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JULES FRANCOIS.
BARBER.

Does first class work. and Invites the
public to his shop.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17

Always visit the store of j. b.
Ferran when you need plenty
goods with little money.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1893-06-17

Call vt j. b. Ferran for low
prices when YOU need goods in
any line.
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Sheriff. Sale.

10Th Judicial District Court,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

y Z TT.
TRAINS cave West 4zd t. station, New-Nork fol.
NV. and IL min,cs earliel from IT. FrInkn.st. " H..
3.30 A. M.-Daly for iewbuig. Kingston. Mtsny;
daily OK tpt sunday We, Of Coey man,c Je
Jan NJ Daily fol- Al tsny except sunday. MontfcoL
fo,Yio a. Nd for A any az. sy,acuss Ro he,
SATURDAY Tor Toronto. .,
11,35 A. M.-Daily. except Sunday fof Albany and
Ann p DAILY except Sunday. for Albany.
S.IS - Vi Daily FOR Albany. Montreal JUca. Syracuse
III y,chcsirr Buffalo. Ni1gaia FAILS Toronto. Detroit.
GAO p. M.~Daiy except SUNDAY for Newbure. Albany.
.naoe,I ' Dali fSr fibany Utica Syracuse Roche.
OH" ;''.lo Niagara faF Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
u ss."iI>w LOCALS, 90 a. NJ, 2:45. 745 p NJ
KIM I,i, re LOC Ais, 8 :2J 10 10 ~ NJ Il 10, 30
" a 70 30, u AS L. NJ -.
,ro seeP Sigsg 90 on ali through TT m,
Dsy. ,ot t.ekcs nme, iGie' pnr1 n and sleeping
iTn S3s Washnron-st, 726 i,,on;st Annex once
sso Broadway. l-3 nowery. 81 East l4that. So West
l2'h''' Gnu f. LAMBERT. Ge1e,ll Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY ILLtSIhA1 ND'
CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS CHECKMATtD 81 HILL
MEN-AN EARLY APPOINTMENT VI
ELECTION INSPECTORS.

vry-AN EARLY APPOINTMENT OF
ELECTION INSPECTORS
Albany Jrne 10 (special.-Ihere was aho'"7' IL
,,,,,r.ron here in Albany today OF inc harmony
,vh,cb now prevails in the Dcmocruc party III '"''
Co., Tho BOARD Of Elections has as us members
Never lanes H. Manning. who Is 'i'N'"iu A''''-
-. c,.rl.s IT. Armatagc president OF the Board
y. .,s.rr.r who t. "A IIill Democrat, and Chi0Ti
~ crooorv Republican. The chief duty Of THIS
pord ~ Elections is to appoint the election IN
.,sc,ors and apparently the Cleveland Democrats
-, tho possessOn OF these inspectors at IN;
sounns fall election essential to their political ex
,s,.nce for in the past two weeks they have had
president Armatage under trial by the Board OF
Aldermen upon absurd charges, and plainly INTENDED
q, ,amoye him in order 10 gain possession o. the
p,ord Of Elections. However Arnatage and the
o,h.r Hi Democrats have checkmatcd them, for To-
d.v ,be Beard OF Elections hastily held a meeting
and appointed Hi Democrats as Inspectors OF eI'c-
ton for the fall election and for The next spring
s.ectIon. The Republican inspectors were named
bv Mr.. Gregory for the SAM period.
This is u somewhat earlier appointment OF the
election inspectors than has ever taken place before
but the law authorizes the appointments Moreover
Armatage has obtained msrdamua from judge fW'-
man. OF Troy, fcrbldding his removal 10y the Board
of Aldermen. The Hill Democrats are III Jullait
spirits tonight, and the Cleveland Democrats are III
al Angry mood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
DEPRESSION IN THE IRON ORE TRADE

Ishpeming Mich. June 19.-Owing 10 great depres
sion in the iron ore trade, ore shipments have been
very Hight silce the opening OF lake navigation. and
for the past ten DAYS fallen of. In consequence
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway has laid of
seyeral hundred employees and will follow.
Business In Escanaba tile ore port Of tho line, Is
practically paralyzed as only third of the normal
business IS being handled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
Furnished nooms.


1.-TWO LARGE connecting rooms.
olo@artlr furnished running wafer, Pa,,
hath 70 .ond Hoo -nl'ahh ,n o.. i",I p
co... g. pr week. a. East loth-s''' near
broadway.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. - Cool Cool
modern Improvements hotcl s,,hI ha,c,.
',',,',ne, rates: baths; convenient hy,'is'
s,mI'' II Ea,t 29th-st., 1th ana M'ul'oh
aNr~.
-NADISON.AVE. 12o.-Larsc second
eoor room with hail room connecting pH'
yste bath references.
rive LARGE ROOMS, together or
.,,I," comfortably and elegantly furnished.
40 West 2O,h->t -
iorH 81. 20 wreT. -Nasn.n hc,p l ln,gG
ro0,ms - IL - month.
--..--rII s.T 200 WEST superior larec
room, N, INNING water. -; hall rooms ~ %
M; breakfast optional -,
~ -wFSr -sT.-Larsc and small
rooms; all convenience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
B4LTIUORE d. ONO IL. IL.

TNnrFss If0In~
nUTINORE WASHINGTON. CHICAGO. CINCIN-
NtTI. 81: LOTT, ANp Al FONTS WIZ
Leave NcW-Yo.k. Tot Of IAJ'itl.'t ,o,..
F For iii rfi' fS Fi'ii; 10 80 ~. IT'S nish'
For CI NCISNhTI. ST LOI l.. = . N, p. m. .
Ear WASHIXCiroV BtL1INORE a. m. III 80
m D,ning Carl, 80. , 80 p. n. Dining Car, D. Il
D. H.. i Ii night. All sns run daily o., -
Iof NORFOLK. Bay Lipo 80 p, nd hM Sgnd'y
14,hst 400 Grant-st y Y; Sf Fultonst Bioohlyn :;
Station foot Of Liberty x, G. + = Of \. - ,,. ,.n
cage from hotel or resae 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
COUNITTED SrICIDE AT NIAGARA

Niagara Falls. y. Y, June 19.-The body Of Harry
E. Holmes the missing treasurer Of the Httsburg
Fuel Company. recovered from the river below
the Falls to-day. On June Holmes wrote from this
place TO his relatives that he going to commit
suicide Friends came here az once, and when they
departed they seemed be in doubt whether he had
carried ont his intention Holmes was about thirty
five wears OF age and leaves wife and two children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
Countrn Real Gstaie for Sale

AGENCY FOR MOSTCLAIR.-Reside
properties Of all descriptions for sale and 10
et furni shed house,.
TUBES & TAYLOR. s Beckman-st.
BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE PLACE. Water
ford on Mantle River. near New London
al acres house. 10 rooms harm; located
On hun 900 feet river front boating. bath
inc ard nshing: very desirable price.
1850: photographs on1 particulars.
PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune Building
FOR SALE.-Bcrkshire HIS. near Lenox.
cory desirable attractive home - acres ::
pure water: perfect drainage; fine views
buildings new, large. modern J" nlmup's
from station. Address Box ~, Lee Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
EX-GOVERNOR CAMPBELL WILL NOT RUN.

Ex.Go,ernor James T. Campbell. Of Ohio said to
TT bune reporter vest ry that hc would not be the Demo
orat.c canddat, for OF ohio Il shal! nos rum
be "a d. land YOU b. sure the Democ'd at" VIII ho'
nominate a man who VIII not run"
..who Is the probable canddatc' - was asked.
'well James II. CULTIVATE /, god man. The woods
ara full OF good men. ! do not know who Will be the
choice OF the Democratic Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
Dresemnhlua.

~ ~ :,
~" Il iNil' N -'''t Ah ~
hiInc a. ~. ,''nihE oT'.-'- ,pe'.',-
crate rharg',. Mf-. NcrLROY ;. Lat
,,,,., ,,,...,c S,.,,,r, p,'fti,',
AZ tXPInnINCID bEi N~N TX 1T:
,' "''J ''"' ,Sdr... ron EID6r. +. ra.i
ind
ARTISTIC DRFS,NfAKIH 5 vcar.' *.
,,ri,u.. ,,i.h.- "a av marc -ii-fotu.-- .
: 10 rcr da,. nr-'.clr-- Wora. drr,-c.
made over 40 fa-t 'l't--'r lifANN.
>>MAKEE wants a frN NOR Gus
toner. NJ home. srl', rom - mp. II.
ok. J2 M,~t s0th.-t.. near Riverside
Drive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
PREPARING FOR TEE MONTGONERT'S TRIAL TRIF.

baltimore, June Disbursements have been com
pleted by the Columbian Iron Works for the Official
trial trip of the cruiser Montgomery. which will be
made the measured rOute and under the
same regulations d. the trial trip of the Detroit
some weeks ago. The trip will be made In less than
TWO weeks unless some unforeseen change shall take
place. The Board OF Naval Officers will make final
examination OF tie Detroit preparatory to her ac-
ceptance by the Government next Thursday The
cruiser is ready for the reception of her armament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
NRW.YORK. ONTARIO WESTERN RAILWAY
Excursion Tickets, New York TO Chicago aud Return
SpS.OO.

Through trains for Chiraeo and the Wo'd's FAR leave
Franklin ST.:
s.iJ y. " daily via Niagara Falls Through Pull.
man >ccpef- N"wlork 70 Chicago. iivc- Detroit IS
J.. NJ. nicaro, 80 4. NJ. ~. Louis. ! 80 \ VI.
7'i1 + " d'it va Nnref. Falls. Hcclining chair
SEATS free, New-iork b. Niagara Fall. Through
pullman s"cI~r- Ne". loik T. CHICAGO Arrive. Dtiot
q 40 l.. NJ. Chicago 90 \. NJ 81 louis % II
BID i. VI trNcrIt Sunday Tor Campbell Han. Lakes
Mohonk AMI M'nneva IA. Waikiki Valley stron, N a
dleOwn, B"0mnehuig, Ech,lc, Fail burg IIur.,y.
Liberty. Livingston Manor
Tickets and PHln1n accommodations 81 Broad way
Ncw.Nok Transfer Company call, for cheeks baggage
70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
Uork Waute6.
@@<~
Males.

WATERMAN. - Thoroughly competent
man highest references; thoroughly under.
stands the natur: OF steam boilers ana
pumps can give security. Z. u, 100.
3d-aVp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
a NEW EEPUBLICAN CLUB.

The Young Mems Republican Club OF the NNlth
Assembly District filed its certificate OF incorporation
Yesterday In the Office Of tie county Clerk. lis
trustees are Alfred E. Barrow Lazarus Olaubery.
William J. Stein, Alexander Mueller and simon ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Gonnirp Real estate 90 Eet
n LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE

ApiEONDACRh Blue MOUNTAIN
LAhk.-fufnishe1 cottage 10 rent for the
season. Meals and Attendance furnished
By the Prospect House Hotel II de- red
Apply 10 u. w. TUNNICLIEF, ! Broad.
way. y. Y city.
ADlRONDACKS.-Lake Placid. . 200
teet above the sea, village among the
clouds Air cool. dry and peculiarly in
MIGRATING; no Insects here; no still water.
it is not generally known that cottages
completely and even handsomely Furnished
can be obtained for the season In tnis. the
most beautiful Of all u" Adirondack re-
sorts, and that housekeeping can b, con-
Quoted al minimum expense with no On
noyances. fresh vegetables. fruit. and pro-
visions being brought directly D. The 10 r.
Gail and see photographs OF ths place. 5 feet
in length. {. NJ. NOBLE, 100 Broad
way. y. Y.
A BAliGAfN. = Furnished house at
Montclair FOR summer, cheap. Apply
HUNT. ~ East lith.st
BAYvILLE, near Oyster Bav. l.. i
Furnished brick cottage 10 rent for tho
summer; II rooms and bathroom abund-
ance Of spring water directly on the
sound; good bathing beach vegetables am
milk furnished daily from Mr.. Cruccrs
farm so minutes by train from Long Island
City. Apply 70 s. V. X. CRUGER & CO.
1S- FulfOn.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
Eitp Keal gstaIe for Sale

YOU CAY SAVE more than the differ
snce In interest by buying house now IN
place Of the fall West SIDE q snesUitg
corner ESD and 10fth sts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

A-hiIISIlC pEl .>>MAklNG
riquc d. si,- evening Gr'---4 q special
~ motel D.drrs ~ -hor' notice amt nod
cr,fe rhsrge.. Mf-. Met LRGN. s. Lat
.'th.,i. rnpo-If" stewart nuiliIu..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
fIote Go Get, unfurnisheo

-~,o,r,,prs.Avr.. corner 123d-st.. over,
ioo,,,, = Mopniucsid, PARK magnihccht ~
~ 40. =. Il. MAYHEM a-'"1 ''-''
(Olumbus-aNc.
,Irnsdi a. 10Th and l20th st..
~ @ a.,,oa plock /: outside dinilg-rooms !;
s 10y" N t ~ az, r. II. MAYHEM. agent
co,ncp Coluinbu|aye. ana l-3a'st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
ReaI estate 10 Gfehan9e.

A FINE MODERN HOUSE in one 81
tie hest locafion. In Broohyn, PARK -lop,,
To- exchange for farm or country pla,.' AZ
dres, SINCLAIR, Box 40, n J. fO't-
Office. -
-NDNEKIIsEMENTS, AND - ~, II > r. =
II.,XyFH will 81 r. EIVED AT TIE Up:
TOWN 0FFICE. No. 1.942 Bioafway, ID
door north Of rhlrty-fr-t u. ana 40, AoN II -;
at the following Bfan'n ~.
nrce. C54 -th-aVc. r. o. cor %"u->t. log
n MTrs i57 Fourth-avc., corner ,four-
tecnth.s,. 100 Thirda.yr.. corner tDrty-
scvcnih..t O2G mi d-a'e w N.ar HlH ,,y
e,'.,,J - I7j columbus ave. 1913 East
l7th.S,. corner Thiid-ayc.; l-o Fat l25th'
=, ,.,r 'rhirl.avc 80 Avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

BAiGAIN. = Furnished house at
] ontclair FOR summer, cheap. Apply
HINT "a Tsst lith.s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
miscellaneous.

N-WT ~TLDETDN Detective and Law
Agency d.tor.n- -p". i'Ity separations. d"-
-ertiou- damage ,hnio0iug. private infpr-
maiIon igruI-h"t -uit. pro-""uiod ant dr-
f''itl CON. .lt''.0l free. - Na-,aI-'i.
CEMETERY GOr~ ln N" :tcrsrcon-
Cewo"ry for al. ulfh nr.i.rla.s granite
f"n.'. COOL Glance. Inquire 80 JOHN
MI EPHi'~ Grant," Worh- touwav--i.
EiOoslvn cn'rauc" o. ''4r Itrrgr"cn~.'
ID ADVERTISEMENTS .AND SrBsCRIP-
rIONS lOE l!i. NFWN Ofk TRfn.
uNI Will ~ Hl,ilV'D A. THt ~.
IDNN ilicI, 10. l.i2 B'ooiNav, ID
door ror'h ~ Tint ,-arst -. ald A0NfH.
1t~lNi-Nl~ - mo f''lor'ng Branch 81.
fees ~ h't'.. .. c. cor -3 '--t 1872
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g. near InIf -tte. =. Avenue \ ~
lh.rd-avc. 20 WI rourtera'h.-t. .sI
Wet f-d.-'. - 'hu'ri e. 81 rh,r,.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20
Gslp Wante0.


AGENTS.-:j daily profit. selling "whlte
Satin Bouquet the mot lasting perfume
made: new method OF selling: requires no
talN other fat -"liing goods is same line.
/. PUTNAM & CO.. West WinSoad Conn.
WANTED.-Laiics and gentlemen to
work for mr collecting cancelled postage
-tamps good pay send stamped en-
ycIop". for particulars, COLUMBIAN, BIZ
Efomlicld'-f., Boston.
have good ihi1g: must be sober and a
good va. ksan; a married nan preferred.
90 R'rcon--'.. TrcohlYn.
a FEW REFINED gentlemen VIII find
pleasant hour or-rI alton. with good paw. by
caiiin: =. = Etrn-c1n Art Rooms, No. 30
East lith-st.
MI.N +, ta,o orders IN every toWn and
city; np delivering, good wages from start
rar Wrliy. 10 caiitl requlicd; WORK
year round. This frm7- reliable. GLEN
EROS. Rochester. y. Y.
WANIED-A .ood mechanic on lathe
wo'k. Apply >TANDAi;D AEKATINI
CO.. 2i7 '"utrc.st.. city.
WASTED I'm the oncc OF a large manu-.
factuii" company. Young man about 10
Years NJ ago; must write - good hand and
COM wcll rrcowmondod Address w. T.,
Tribune once.
FemaleA
LADIES To WORK for Us at homo: IN.
structi0n- frc": ~ Iay from ~ 70 - per
DOZEN IAN b nniSh"d az n cost OF 80 cent,
p p dofon. rlIl at one. LtruScan Art Co.,
80 Last 18th 4.
SrENOGHAPIIER and TYPEWRITER.
4 owr'''i : undar ,tnnl- SPANISH; would
20 10 any I1rt u tho United States. Al
Dr. TYPEWRITER, 173 Fast S9th.st..
Tribune Agency.
ILD.-F.r,t-cl1-, family cook, Prot
es'ant with citv feieion"r~ WAGES go.
al t"'''r II o'clock AZ i-6 Wo,t End.lNc.,
near Sjth->t.
STFD-Lnd o. 20 write at home en-.
c,ose stamped envelope. ELLA WERST
secretary. South B'nd Ind.