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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14
the keeping of a strange lady while he

the keeping OF a strange lady while he
went In search of the mother.
He accOSted the first wild-eyed, dis
tracted-looking woman he met, who
proved to be the mother all right, and
there was a scene. and people standing
around wiped their eyes and thrilled
with excitement.
Have you seen the Screech?" asked
one woman Of another, as they wander
ed about
"No-what is it?'
ooh, it's Il place where you can leave
baby I'LL day and have check for it,
just as they do with umbrellas and par
aSols."
She meant the creche. but I am not
sure that her nomenclature was not
correct. The babies are beautifully
cared for by strangers. and the check
with their number is fastened OIL their
little shoulders with Il safety pin, and
a corresponding check is given to the
mother. Tho older children play OH
the roof garden and have amusements
provided for them. The crechc is adj
mirably conducted. Visitors are not
allowed to go through it, as they would
be disturbing elements. The way to
see it is to look in at the windows and
view the workings of the institution ut
Il distance. The building was designed
especially for children, and the plan had
its inception at baZar held at the
house Of Mrs. Potter Palmer for the
purpose.
Come in, c-o-m-c-i-n' bawls a voice
on the Midway, and 4 man with Il Yam
kee information tells you that there are
ostrich eggs inside the gate at which
he stands us big ashore he takes Il
long breath and draws Il equatorial cir
Gle with his hands. We went in, and
having in mind the adventures related
by Rider Haggard in the land &C the
ostrich, stepped about rather gingerly.
The birds We're big and scraggy, with
necks that would have reioiced the
heart of Il boarding house keeper, and
wings ditto-they were so scraggy ana
tough. They are horribly tame, and
tried to lunch off our pocketbooks, and
l regretted not taking 4 handful of re-
freshing single nails along. Their
feathers are draggy, and did not co H.
pare at all with those seen in the mil
liners window, so. l concluded that
again nature was superior to art. The
native katfir is more of Il curiosity than
the birds, except that one realizes on
seeing their formidable proportions how
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14
DAUGHTER.

his voice l bent still lower. and, as
sure as l live to write the words, it
was Lionel CatcriS, my sisters nus
band l called out bis name in utter
bewi!dcrment, and crimson flush coy
cred his face.
~ did not think that you would
know me- he said. Months ago when
danger surrounded us. l began to
watch for an opportunity. l always
meant to give you my life. in return
for the blight and sorrow L had
brought upon your sister
In Il faint. low voice he told me the
story of the mistake that led to the
belief in his DEATH
This story the heir Of Trenham told
in simple words. just rs he had heard
it from the white lips OF Lionel Car
tcris
1T was the simplest and saddest re-
cital l ever heard" continued Berthe.
Round his neck the poor fellow wore
locket containing Evclyn's portrait,
and ono golden tresS of her hair He
asked NE to lay it on his heart when
he should be dead. and let it be buried
With him. Hot tears streamed forth
from his eyes when he spoke to me of
his little child. he said that in his
dreams he saw him and heard him
speak.
But he did not die. Though feeble
and delicate. Lionel CarteriS still lives,
and we are coming home together
The letter concluded with messages
to all the loved ones ut home. and said
that before the end of May the writer
hoped once more to see them.
There was enclosed from the heir of
Trenham to his father Il passionate
appeal for pardon for Lionel.
will YOU grant it, asked his wife,
anXiously.
Yes" said the carl. in 4 tone of deep
emotion: Il forgive him. He has won
for himself Il trucr nobility than the
mere accident of birth or title could
have given him. He has sinned, but
he has done Il noble deed-srch rs only
brave and noble men can do--thcre-
fore l pardon him. and will take him
home as l would my own SON."
No words can tel the delight Of the
fair young wife. or the glre OF the lit
tie pmt,ling child. Weeks and days
were anxiouSly counted: at last came
the day which was to bring the tray
elcrS home. 1t WAS Il beautiful evening
towards the end of May when they az
rived. and the golden sun Shone upon
no scene more beautiful than that of
the fair, loving wife weeping. half With
pain. half with happiness. over the
changed face of her husband.
Fortune has smiled upon thu Tren-
hams BERTHE married Il great hnircss,
and her wealth brought ease and COM
petcnce. There are no more Dtiva-
tons: the castle Of Trcnham is cole
bratcd throughout the county for it's
unboundcu hospitality.
Lionel Cartcris has almost reached
the top OF the ladder. Fame and
wealth have done their best for him.
Lady Evelyn CartcriS is one Of the
most beautiful and popular women
in London. and no one is SO proud us
she of her husbands fame.
Katherine RHi1sforth never married
A beautiful painting of her hangs in
the gallery Of the castle: it represents
the incident of The mutiny described
by Berthe Trcnham--Lioncl Cartcris
shielding BERTHE Trcnhanl from the
thrust of Il Sepoys dagger. The earl
calls Katherine 4 ''RAdicAl. fer the
pirt,lr" bears the simple title Of True
NGI,iIitJ-''
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14
JnhaDDily Put.

A photographer left his office in
charge of a newly engaged boy the 9TH
err day, according to an exchange, and
as a result lost customer
Her beauty was Of the doubtful sort,
ana the boys eye was better than his
judgment.
rs the photographer in?' she asked.
No, ma'am," said the boy, but he II
be in SOON"
Il want some pictures taken," the
customer went on. but 1 always have
very hard luck. 1 hope Mr.. - will
be able to suit me-
oh, Mr.. - will suit you, am sure,
ma';,m. BY the time the pictures are
finished UP they won't look like you
bit"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14

they get one of their periodical fits of
Inconsistencies.
In turning corner of the Mid
way plaisance the otl=s. day, 1
met one Of the attractions of the fair,
q South Sea Islander. / met him so
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14
Very Coon. Consia.r,ne.

Mother-You must have had lots of
good things to eat ut Auntie Suburbs"
Little Ethel-Yes'm. Everything was
nice. She hadn't any vegetables 'cept
wot she raised herself in her own gar
den, but they was most rs good as
those we get in market.-Street Il
Smiths Good News.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14
Cable, to the Azores.

Another link is to be added to the
submarine pulse of the world. The
contract between the Portuguese gov
eminent and a British company for
laying and maintaining Il cable between
Lisbon and the Azores with power to
extend the communication to England
and America, was signed by the king
and ratified two weeks ago, and the ca.
BILE will be laid forthwith.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14
MI" TIL! MIDWAY PLAISANCE.
SIGHTS ONE MAY SEE ON THAT RE-
NOWNED STREET.
The Building Where You Can Get
Your Baby Chccl<ed-'rhc Oriental
Dancing Girls Are Not Graceful,
But They Are Vulgar.

Old Vienna is one of the quaint vii
lagos which open FROM the Plaisah;c".
where you will find good music, pre- ,cy
girls and good beer, if you can descend
to any such mundane beverage, to the
soft strains of a lutte O. violin, played
by practiccd hand. 1t will cost you
Il quarter to be admitted, and once in
the streets Of old Vienna YOU are eX-
pcctcd to contribute your quota to the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-09-14

Mrs. Van Pelt--Let's so in here and
see what they are selling ut auction.
Van Pelt-Don't be deceived by that
red flag, madame: more than likely 1t
Is the headquarters Of the anarchists
New York Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03

s e. = 20 Il we-.m COW" i oo T. a. os n
a; = e DO s2s D. at al 50 bu 1888 N. at - 20;
sanders / chicago steer 1900 n at SO %; IS do,
a; I 20 At 49, o a. ia 81 g S "o ny
N. ut - % 1880 ., - - T. 10 ~"
q 70; ! do. 1900 n at 50 % prnn.ylyana do 1912
500 ID Do 81 h al - 81 ~ d. DO - r.
S Ns%'on cst chi.s!a4 s,s s47s;
at q Is d. 100 r. at - s q STATE COWS cows IS7t r.
a, 80 o. q d. o34 $40 20 do, $50 N, at 80 30
y, FIX Ea3a = s,oc j mixed cows oxen ana bus GO
% * } isa S S@i g % , la;7 4 ~
az lux KsnS e & 2ia e. as SNia 20 1851 h.
,%s" .sS s.sG 3 ' s. icd as's d. j" 2s 8
70 s H. at 70 g o' = Is 3 S'f DO SAiI ic5 'S H.
at Sl 70 f'a 1f l' sSc iics a, 50
M ip i:tc oN 3 hc bead 1iadiS In iimlsc,
clndcD at es5a:s, per head and market is qnotd
CXLvES-Ec,ciIds III head. Market generally ca Ier
a. per r Ta ,h a sn can ,o o M9 LIN at
100 Il 70, weste,n ; SaI,y,cs ,o,,. -, -
80 pcr 100 .! DO rs II; at IS 50; =. do. l$i H. at
S - at d. 100 d. st 81 r. at y 40 lS Is g.. n a. e.
50 ae o.; '2 a at Z IS ac .s e It 3. g o
100 n1c At q T;Inf, , ,@P & + :: So ,.o
1872 y; a. . l2l - gra-,,s 9, - n q e 60 -,
: Pd,oeE Sons: g erase; 3o3 n: at 81 .
gfasscrs. 2ji ~ a - -.
: sanders: 10 vfa,. 100 ~ ~ 81.
SHEEP AND LAMB>-Rcceip.s for two days i1clrd-
ing 10 conscrc1 direct. wee - Ass head
Ifobokcn Market very duh all around ard closing 15c
% good 6 "os o So q 9'T per q 10 hs
choice. - 80: culls at -: extra prim'
lambs Of s. sjd 20 COL cull-. At -.
. Sales.--future & Mullen. ls7 Iernsyyan!a lambs. 20
y avseg. a.. SO 40 ncr 100 n i79 a., 20 ~ ~ 60 81,
lss d. < n al - % ~ 30, DO Y a. g i;', S,3
lG do. 1i2 N, a. - -; OF do 90 ~ at 50 20 ~
PENNSYLVANIA DO. o. ~ at $. 10: - do. 20 N. at
- % - do. IOi y. 81: 20 DO Il =. at - -.
d. Harrington: $50 Canada lambs rs ~ al 30 Cpl 8.
Iel DO. SO y. 70 G2'c: 90 STATE DO GS r. So eco
Western sheep. 1903 = at 81
g DO - IL, g 50 l2 oJ 5Ia do cs ~ at s'' SO
IIacnrcck 4 HONS: 100 Northern Canada lambs.
II Collins i55 State lambs 90 r. scant at 50 81 .
oo7 do. ~ - az 80 % DO. 80 H. AZ s.: 900 Ohio do
Il -. So TO- $50 do. so =. a. 50: 1sS ohio sheen
80 y 81 -: lss do 81 n. a, - co 10 do 10 =
- o. c. Western DO - n at SO 80; 262 Western culs
60 -.
Judd Rncl,insham: l2l State lambs. &c n. a, 50
90 do 60 n. - 30 - l'cnnsvlvinia do 20 r. ri,
s. Pcnnsvyunig sheep. ia n az A. 25; 90 stat
do. ~ r 1T - 30 - do 10 n. at ~ -:
y. McIhcr.on & Co.: 100 kate lambs. ~ n. 81
So ar; T. DO. Gj n al 80 IS Il Pennsylvania sheep.
] y Pidcock Sons. III Stats lambs. COZ n. a,
iIOGS-Rcceints 81 cors or o ocs head Steady .,
Sc 5OdS7 per 100 - Judd 4 Buckingham soid - State
Dir, 90 y average s. 20 100 -. and r. Mcpher-
son & Co.. o state hogs. 80 n ovoracc. at 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03

natum soy that they viii nsis. q nty-rhi
hours, which is compromise OF two hours IN
inc men, The nanuactuier, believe that they will win.
The Musical MUTUAL Protective Union moved yesterday
ron It's headquarters III East Fourth-s 9 the Old
Homestead, at Nincty-sccond-s and Thrd-ave. The
members OF the union who not cmpoycd
and o'h'r places joined In elaborate celebration OF the
removal to their home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK-MONDAY. JAN. .. 1923.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ethcrey (Br Shaver. Newcastle December der
L. in ballast, to John C. seaseT' Afrvei at the lar
Hr Jenkins q DeG ,Sn e., as 81
Wits S''1 %as a li @ No to
ship SG H pa at sae h na Of Rdtea December
Barre il, Win lndse to Funch. Ldye & Co Arrived
~ i%e.a s3, FS''y Win p nscs g SoY iFl
s.am1r San Giorro uaD. Ganlcll, Palermo. Dec.m,
ber :. VITA n@ise Phelps. bros 60. Arrived az The
ssamer haro. Dn wO: Baeno; Ay5gs NSyc% a i6
f. N@ Alta Sat- and Brazil iG Mail E Steamship CO..
at c mar J,Gu"ry INK at rgs trinidad December 20
DAace -. Win passenger to George 'hr7'o' Arrived
I" ne ,h b Ecncca' Stevens Havana December 90 with
mG,e aud passcns'rs to Jane, L. Ward Co. Arrived
s" IT, an'r fHois,Sin Ger. vOgc Havana Deeemter %.
VIII. nd-e 70 W Munson Arrived at the Bar ut %
D. SSi.a,cr ii Mar. Mason. ,cw.oreans. December 20
S,eam,r Rio Grand rar,tow rernandn, Decomher -
InnsNck "a, 70. with md'e and passengers u Ch'res
LAX Ky smith rr Tinrlcy; London 81 DAYS with 1
A' ss Ell In Gn, On Mcncn St. John b. sixteen day;
70 acr g CIV OF Ausust. catherine Savannah Decen
WIN rass a.a yss;Sng ,ieo 70 FIX Wv clear
a; CIV Island fresh west, clear
SAILED
Steamers city - birmingham for Savannah froquois.
R'fks Eur ME. Tor IcTt LHaoeh' ~ Ni''N' 'so
ia Iciro MYRTLE. NaurituS
Brig l. r. for Port Natal
TIL MOVEMENTS or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PORTS
Steamer Colorado (Brj, Abbott from New York Dccem-
/ - IL arrived at tsfaSc<cnd January l.
~. amer Korno fBr Smith. from Now.Yofk Dec 'mbcr
10. arrived at Hun January j.
-. amer STAT Of Nebraska (Tf Brown. sohed from
C,la-eOw ( Ncw.York December ~.
;. amer PiiocIpa tGn. stannnid. saed from Dundee
Tor ..~,r.YOfs January =
neS 1s y , Hs5' a sIo sn %sTY'''
steamer ,;ala TrI. Ferguson. from New. OK Deem
Der - fJr Lvcrool passed BROW Hood January 2
STEAMER Nasmyth On. Eaton. from Ncw-fork Deem
Der Il for Liverpool passed BROW Head January =
- 10Y Glasgow rIssDd Torv Island January >
Steamer Paut (1,.r. Hns' h. frfn Ncwfo'h DrceIa-
ber IL for Dover passed Bcachy Head January ]: -
S:ancr Gc"stosnun1c fGci). Muller from .ScW..io,f
December - for Dover passed the Islc Of wight
January ,
steamer Croma (Drl. Lord. from Ncw.York December
IS for passed Dunno; Head January j. -.
Steamer Moorish Prince (Hri. Lawson ION Newf ORR
December 10 for BlrclOa lived OF bfpar J,nrarT =
Steamer Mar,lllc Fr Bo,ile. from New io.h December
II for Naples and Marscil~, passed PofqueIohS
January ?. " -,
steamer Robert Narrowing rDro, IIueson' 'oel from
Palermo Ncy-York December 90
Steamer Bnrgundia 1r. Dul1c, sailed RON N1p'' iof
New-NOgk December 90.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Star steamship Noofdand recently towcd in"
sc1nl-hp ohio. started yesterday IA
OF two tugs for Antwrrp where her broken smart
viii be repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
MRS KOSTERLITZ AND TIE GROUSE HEIRS

a dispatch from Syracuse yesterday said that com
promise Offer Of 81 GOO coo had been to Mrs Roster
tz by the Grouse cousins who pooled ccir claims
MIS- Kos;ertz, who has apartments Arson Flats
at FftysXthst. ana Broadway, is sid be the
who she Is the widow OF ID. Edgar Grouse.
Mr.. Dickson, Of the finn Of 81, Gle & Dickson, Mrs
Hosolitzs attorneys when at his home Brooklyn
!as- evening" declined say whether the rcpo.
not.
"Our client has he'd enough newspaper notOrety
alIeady said he. Il not talk about any oier .on
the other SIDE; at least not at present"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
HELD FOR THE SHOOTING or J. r. FARRELL.

Tho nine prisoners arrested IN connection win the
shooting OF John T.. Farrell by william purcell inc
proprietor OF the liquor store at FrstaYc ana I"eh'y
sscondst., Sunday night were srrsigncd before Juice
nntor, in the Yorsvc Police Court yesterday 'nof'i"s
Inc prisoners repre- by counsel who asked Tor
a examination. Justice Talntor then held Purcell
ooane. Mccain. Allen and Lcoy without bal Tor cAui
nsson On Wednesday at 10 a. m. Dunn, Mc"ce' r'ec
oe Mansfield held In FOO each as "itA'S'c'
Tnere developments the court poceeuhsS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
AN ULTTxATUu TO THE GLAss-WORKERS.

An ultmatum has Teen Issued by the stainco mass
Aenuhcturcrs' Association Of the Unicd Stat,s :" US
empisyes The association comprises eighteen hf"' w"
meneaeture stained glass In this section OF ms cou'
~ The employees Of the association this city are now
"a etake. The strikers demand that nifty hours sna
oAse9es weeks work. The employers In theif '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03

GAgDFNFR.-Sin9 long experience
wih flowers. fruits. vegetables, etc. under.
s,ords tho business fl cvorv detail; best
'eforcncss. address, GARDENER, Fox o,
Tribune Ofce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03

NURSE.-By an educated North Ger.
| man: good seim>tress and fine nc"ie.
! worker: 10 small 90 growing children
nrst-cla-s references. Call . days, I5a
/ East 3lth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
Gin Real Gsiaie 60 Let.

RIVERDAII. ON-IlrDSON. NEW.
YORK tITY.-onc az thr best appoint d
,ud most attractive ~ tho smaller places
~ Rl,.ftl a.. for al, ~ s33 coo. or 10 Icn,
r,.a.onably lunfufulsnci - SiH-ia'io
tenant. S.tu1tlon unsurpassed iiN't
Wow. long street frontage. AGltt-S
PLYMOUTH Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
miscellaneous.

ACADEMY or MEDICAL IYPNoTIsM.
96l West l2Stn-st
M. Mccarthy receives pupil, and pl.
fIcnts daily: desc ipslNc cscul,r PC; even
INK cla.-cs oad cNpcfimet'l seanc'S now
forming.
ELECTRIC lights for summer residrncr.
fans FOR Offices and sleeping rooms. apply
now 10 ct OFier, nlcd. ~" oNOMi
METER co., Tribune O.ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
4 y,1V5 SI1 hOK- IN IHII
QUOTATIONS OF BEEVES'

ood 70 prlc .fd ono wear ago Of ~ ''"''- 49,
Tho .~or,yc mice va, estimated az - D, ~, o,, ~
VI" r,,,fs noccirs for two have been 20 '' W.
d Sto car. con ,ncd direct ~ ,al"1ri, IN
'p csnert alive ona - for me make, Thcc Wa
~ in The yard. 30 cars ~ DE- o'u Irc
.'nan a,trndanrc Of butcher ana q, ,nirr q, nn.S
pc 100 70 "" ,,%sacc ~ tho reduction. No choice
,.c"c. and no Texans or 'go3u"a, ,Ho n. oven and
,c =, ri g0aG s.; b.. 3 1s i1 ncfcr. a.
-tHf. St, "a nu1 rood ana hch'l'hS h'''" a.
a l0a$i 90 :, T., d.c.scd ncef and reported dull at
cry nv" III, sides Sc. Latest caDc au' - VA
!" Dcnbe' 81 when rr at va loGc c'r
at o;a drsd weight 30 shipments tooayi o JIM ',p p
Eanir vii probably fcs ." "
Thursday ,,rrvry .,IlrPMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
Gorscs ano Carriages

FLANDEAU g. CO..
-FLANDlsAU Co.
Downtown. UptGwn,, y
81, AND BitpADM CT O.
BkUOML-sf. AND olAI-N A.
BROCGlIAMS. straight nont'
HKOt'GiIAMS, extension mont.
DEMf.COACHES.
LANDAIS. glass ifoht.
LANDAUh. leather Top
OMNIBUS ., 3 and i.hoIs".
100 KAWAYS, pass.
ROC Il Always. pas
VICTORIAS.
CABRlOLLIS.
VIS.A-YIS.
SPIDERS.
DO~-A.DOS,
WAtONErfES.
PuAErOHS. pa's
pIiAEIONs, . pass.
CAElS.
KlNABoCTS.
DEPOT WAGONS.
iRIPIrX ~rNRIES
BUCKEOAltDS.
NEW IN DESIGN,
QUALITY OF mn HIST
~ ALL SIZES. ANp WElHirTSS
THINNING. FORMING .n
THE LARGEST sTOIK or flNiSlifp
VEHICLES Is THE wolID.
\ CRITICAL INSPEC1lON SoLll
''OMpLfrI Stock ABOVE sly LIS
sECOND.HA%D At LOW rEl'f'S
WANTED. 80 600 900 people TO send
FOR Rlrch's carrase aud harness catalogue
largest assortment IN Amer ca very ihoh"r'
ate prices; don't pay. slch eNifaNaya,t
f,rc1 1902 Adircs, J. II. BIRCH. bur-
lln1ton, y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
Buelnrss Chances.

\ BUSINESS worth $4,000 yegry
want, assistant WITH ~ 600 b. learl. IN
cna. over - 900 - begin; fun security
Aork simple. Adde'S, IN EKPKlSt,
Bon (. Irbunc Office.
NOT may invest not less than $50 nor
neg than 500 e. pay 10 pr cent perm
oucI.ly. principal subject . 3pday sight
draft any time. INDT STKlAI.. l.. ..
EuN 80.
500 WILL NET SIS weekly with
Rove, ln'alible Hand Gaping S"sten;
.croAd successful year: prospectus 1888.
nee. &. u. ROWE. PO-tOnice Box IL,
Broohlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-03
tl)ork iUanleo.

Males.
AN ELDERLY MAN nccds employment
at Moderate WACO sati,ide Tory i'!.i.iccS
s t.. 4. !. !"
Az EXpERIrNCED arcGitcct1rii
draughtsman desires "A position "itA IA a.
cnltoct, good contractor or inanufaetu in2
coIc. ~ salary moderate. Address a. j..
H.. $50 Carlton-avc., brooklyn
A PRACTICAL booxkceper cashier and
general office man (agc 36, married. drs RS
uefmancnt enga cement; highest references
aud bond. Address 1. y. D. 0l Put
nam-avc.. Broalyn.
\ YOUNG MAN (Frcnch) wishes sIt'la-
Oh In a factory TO lelfn ;F1ar q -, NY
noak Engli.h Write u r.. MlGNON, 10
Grtrnwich-aNe.
EO0KKEEPER-B a young man (27)
o. loolSkeeper or 'l'rk In PUNK nigh,sl rel
COMPETENT. Box ~. Tribune Office.
CLERK.-By a young American man CD
A. JerE with chince % a1Nanrcmtnt.
Adi'rs. A. H. H.. o70 lst. Brooklyn.
D,rG CLERK (JCNioR;;-A,tt nd,nI
Ne~.York Colegr, spcaEinS Eagll'a ana
German prfcr to Nv. , M1 oPfot, n S 70,
cit, reference. Adures- . i'"' ~ S"t
tan Place drug sth').
ENTRY CLERK. --ry young mar p. n.
MI clrrk cNTrnncrd 1ccuIac :;
rri.,l,ncc-. \. y. C., l52 Gth-ave.
-.TNTLEMAN. GO. single from hu>I-
MSS lossss seeks 0 ro.itlon VIII, 70 rssD'ct-
ability AMI cap1bllity woul1 h' an ca
Sted. LFNOX. TiLune Uptown ONCE
1.2i2 Broadway. ----
JANIrOR desires Place; fiat or apart
furnace; not afraid % work references.
Address L. Il. s., Box 81. 03 Coun'st''
brooklyn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise, :19lset 43 Moon rises ji Moons age 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM.-Sandy Hook ~ Gov. Island Sl0lcll Gate 10 U3
PM.-Sandy Hook 2jlGOv. Island 10 Hell Cato 10 80
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Shippers

Sewlf. & Co. also shipped 100 dressed PIGS -
The shipments this port To- tho 90 90 "ar.rrs o.
,uo9 ~, % 1874 J9l catt" -, w IN o0-
cf s,d 30 Sheep again. l23oo. Icc''S' o'0'0o'
- and ii l,2 sheep in the Nar lo'l' M American
quar- shi,,,,n,s for the year los, from p NJ nd
rors q; Oh live catlc. i,1D2,'07 d''eiS oil OWL "
sal Sd Mcphcrsor g. 13 Virgins st -, :. 20 ~
DO 10; M a. ~ IS 80 Chicago DO 1872 ~ ao do Il
DO LEY ~ ~ 40 do I0S0 n at so: state oxen i'.o
az - 20; ii do 1927 n at ~ so 90 , Ia \. Az
q e. 10 90; 1bcers 145c ~ ct si co; do. 1oSs H.
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Ercse making.

A .-DRESSMAETG elegant cutter
and nticj. - u C,y or at hOii"; perfect III
gua,ontcrd velvet. ,ilA o. clotn suit made
bali gown, y specially. IL East lotE''s.
near Bro1dway.
ARTISTIC DKt.>>MAKING unique
designs evening dresses II p"oiaityi hotel
order. "A, short notice. and moderate charges
Mr.. McLLl.OY. ~ East Jth-st.. opposlt"
>trwait> Buildng
ARTISTIC DHESSMAKIN''. - Perfect
fitting co.tumcs handsome DIRE, 10 ~.
NINE. OWEN. 2G2 West 23d-st
DRFSSM AKEH.-ny hr-t-cln-> la1icS'
tailor: wi.hc. lew rorr en-, ton.crsi gtvd
references. 3l6 Fast GGth--t.
DrF,ssMAKIN .-ry thorough. first
class cutter and nttrr If tnr H.''. ar s'c
lu nr.t-clIs, iamillcr; terms - lr' uiy
highest rcr'r'ncc. Addr''s - -'i S'A-d'c.
D.F.,SMAKER desires few more cu-ti.
me- at home or by The day cutting ana
M NJ specially. Nine DEN TON ~
Vet 32d,t
LADIES ORING. Lrdic' oAn
materials made up lnto I'rkr. 'oH l,s G't nG
rcmodelled GRElG. ISL Wc-t @h.st
eISL GARMENTS rdy,d. altered or
re,air d. Ms. BARKER. 'll6 Vest 39th-
= T. years with t.e1fge Shith. IL gcnt-
t.. Lonion and Gunthcr'- "th-a'e.
SEAL GARMENTS repaired. rcdyed
,l,etaJ and frlnndell,d to new shape
climates eiV,i. ~ = dnv; nr>t-class wplk.
GRFIG. 13i West 22d-'t.
THOROUGH DEEsSMAKHH &c hes en-.
f,r.n.uf bv day 1F week; IN O out ~
The city hlghc.i TcfCrrf ses. Address Mis-
X. Tribune TItown Once, 1,2@2 Bro1h"ay.
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younrrn Kenl Csiaie for Sale

AGENCY FOR MOI TCLAIR.-Resdence
properties for sale and 70 III large Nlrle;y
II choice building sitcs. ~ BIS 4 iAi
LOK. lcrtr."n--i.. and N"n''iilF
-rropIrTY m thc Olu-,s. y. J. -
.u..,ft.fvl. s.ou. tafta.u- Tor s1le. j.. J..
uANlf|rON { co. 10 Broadway. Y. \.