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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Mile Lacs.-ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term, 1884, -'~|'.c9
In the matter of the estate of James Frazor.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of John
Goss, administrator Of the estate of James
Frazor, deceased, representing, among other
things, that he has fully admin istered said e.
tate, and praying that time and place be fixed
for examining and allowing his account of
his administration, and for the assignment Of the
residue of said estate to heirs;
1t is ordered, That said account be examined.
and petition heard, by the judge this court,
on Monday. the 2srd day of July, A. D. 1894, at
O'Clock P. n, at the probate office, in said
county. 49,. -
And it is further ordered, That notice thereof
be given to all persons interested, by pu bshing
copy of this order for three successive weeks
Prloa to said day Of hearing in the Princeton
at Princeton in said county.
1894. By the Cont.
s RICHARD w. FREER,
lsEAL.JF Judge of Probate.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28
Mrs. Chas. lawns is DOING we'll

Mrs. Chas. Twins is doing well
at the hospital under DR.. Cooks
care.
Our school closed last Friday
and the teachers gave the children
a picnic.
The program for the 4th will be
fully carried out. All expect a
good time.
Miss Bessie Heath, of thinner
man, spent part of last week as
a guest of Julia Livins.
The Princeton boys wa]loped
our base ball nine again last Fri
day. Score II to 25 in favor of
Princeton.
Mrs. Jens Oleson returned from
North Branch last week. Her
mother, Mrs. Esperson, came also
and will purchase home here.
O. W. Swenson has bought a
new fourwheel gig in which he
drives his white beauty. Look
out on the 4th for some trotting.
Mrs. Tombs, Mrs. Bacon's neice,
from Minneapolis, with her two
little daughters are taking in For
eston's healthy ozone. She is an
excellent musician.
James Lochren has planted 1O5
bushels of seed potatoes, broke up
Is acres additional, and built a
frame building. The present adj
ministration just suits Jim.
Hiram Burnham, of Greenbush,
took in our town Saturday. He
reports many new families locat-
ing around his place. He believes
Mile Laos to be the banner stock
county of the State.
The knowing ones say that Geo.
Dean and A. T. Chisholm have
voted their last Democratic ticket.
Something must have clogged the
Democratic wheels to convert a
man at Mr.. Chisholm's age.
A Mr.. Labon, French gentle
man from Minneapolis, informed
the writer last week that com.
pany had been formed in that city
for the purpose of colonizing poor
people on the vacant lands ii
northern Minnesota, and that il
all probability colony of 40 fam
lilies would be located in thi
county. The head of each family
is to be allotted 40 acres, a team
and COW, and at the end Of fvt
years all who proved industriou
would be given a warranty dec
for the land. A very nice schem
but we are afraid it will not ma
terialize.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28
SPENCER BROOK ITEMS.

| -0..s OPENCER DEtOOh. y uuo 20, loS4.
The little grandson of Michael
Seaman, that died in Duluth, was
brought to Wyanette for burial.
Services were held at $50 A. M,
Tuesday.
Town board Of equalization met
last Monday to see if there were
any irregularities in Mr.. Johnson's
assessment.
Clarence Morton is building a
house on the forty purchased from
Chas. Shearston, known as the
Bidwell forty.
Those editors that pitch into
Ignatius Donnelly about Topping,
switching, etc., gets their flag
lowered in short order.
Saturday and Saturday night
we had a nice rain-not much
water fell but enough to help the
growing crops wonderfully.
Walker Bros. will handle the
Mccormick harvesting machinery
this season in Princeton. They
will keep all necessary repairs fo1
same. .~.
Fred Goodwin went to Mime
apolis Tuesday with load of live
hhogs. Fred is good farmer anc
always has something to turn of
that will bring the cash.
l Ike Walker is hot under tn,
collar. He told the hired man tx
dig up all the burdock on tn,
place. The fellow got at tn,
horse radish bed and entirely de
stroyed it. .-.. p.
Geo. F. Patten, who purchased
the Emerson farm, is grubbin!
and breaking fifty acres this sea
son. George is a hustler and vii
? soon have one of the best farms il
1santi county. $3.50. y
, Miss Alice Swanbro starte'
5 Monday for Palouse, Washington
on a visit to friends and relatives
3 Miss Swanbro, is an excellen
school teacher and will readil
find employment in the west if sh
should conclude to remain.
Fourth of July celebration a
!, the Brook will open in the mor1
$ ing with rag-muAins. Owing to
:. Democratic and Republican allianc
I: in congress the boys will need n
masks and their clothes are suitab]
for the occasion. Foot races an
: other amusements will occupy th
time until noon, when picnic dill
L ner will be served at the grow
near the school house. The MOS
;, CONSPICUOUS feature will be the oil
fashioned break down at Smith
: hall in the evening where ever
one can feel at home.
~.-- J. r.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28
MILACA ZEPHYRS.

MAILS arrive from Foreston, St. Cloud and
western points at $3.50 A. NJ. From Princeton
Elk River, Anoka, Minneapolis, St Paul and all
southern and eastern points at $3.50 P. NJ. Mails
close for Foreston, st. Cloud and all western
points at 300 P. M. For Princeton. Elk River
Anoka, Minneapolis, st. Paul and all eastern
points at P. NJ Office open from A. NJ. to P. NJ
on week days and closed on Sunday.
A. j. BARRETT, P. M.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28

Pine lath at I. 81. Estes mill for
$1.75 per M, bass wood lath $3.50 per
M. for cash. My feed mills now run
ming. Will grind feed for $3.50 per
ton. This notice is subject to change.
l I. IT. ESTES.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28

Fifty cents is small doctor bill, but
that is all it will cost you to cure any
ordinary case of rheumatism if you use
Chamb erlain's Pain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprised at the prompt re-
lief it affords. The first application
will quiet the pain. SO cent bottles for
sale by c. A. Jack, Druggist.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28
Young 7 II Pogis.

The famous pure bred Jersey
Bull, raised by G. ii. Chadbourne
and now owned BY Alex Chisholm,
will be at Vim. Martins stable in
Princeton until July LIST. 1894.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28
FORESTON BREEZES.

MAILS arrive from st. Cloud and all points west
and south at 9:35A.M. From Miaca and Prince
ton at 405 P. M. Mails close for st. Cloud, west
ern and southern points at $3.50 P. N. For Milaca
and Princeton at 500 A. N. Office open from A.
M. to p. n. E. E. PRICE. p. M. 4
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28
Cone $ rench Bob il.

Will Stand in Princeton, Fri.
day and Saturday, during the re.
mainder Of the season. Terms;
to insure, $5. 90,
NJ. s. CONF, Proprietor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-06-28
Shannon Park,
Main Street

Shannon Park.
Buy a S or 10 acre garden lot in
Shannon Park before they are all gone.
Have sold three the past week.
T. r.. A. RINES & Co.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-11
LOCAL NEWS.

Ed Highland was in the city this
week.
A. M. Walters Of Blue Hill wal in the
city this week on legal business.
Hon. Jas. McNeny is home from his
trip To Salt Lake City and the west.
Porter Hedge Of Lincoln was visiting
Anderson Hedge and family this week.
Mrs. Fred Howard ir visiting in Has.
tings and Fred sighs 10 only a widower
can.
Miss Belle lSpanogle who has been
visiting relatives in Grand Island and
Omaha, returned homo last Monday.
John Dickerson is the finder Of a gold
breast pin marked with "E. w" on the
face. Owner can get same by calling IN
him.
Shea & Turnure have just received a
car load Of choice Northern, Beauty's
and Hebron potatoes. They are fine for
table or seed.
G.. W. Lindsey has q very fine set Of
Elk horns, sent him by Mark Warner,
who lives at Ten Sleep, Wyoming. They
are beauties.
Shea & Turnure carry the largest and
choicest line Of dried and e~vaporated
fruits west Of the Missouri river. Drop
In and be convinced.
The aroma from a delightful quadru-
ped. known in polite language as a
skunk, pervaded the atmosphere in the
vicinity Of Webster street n day this
week.
A pelican was captured a few weeks
ago which the papers Of that city claim
II is q native of the Mediterranean sea
What strange things stray into Red
Cloud.-Superior Sun.
Mel Sherman is now travelling for the
Warder, Bushnell and Glessner Co. He
sells the Champion Binder. He has
quit fixing bicycles, having turned bis
bicycle business over to VIM. Million.
The editor received an invitation this
week to be present at tho graduating
exercises Of the Spencerian Business
College Of Washington, d. O.. in which
u young friend, Roy Kenney, gradual
ed on the 9Th instant.
Landlord Rsnney is cleaning up and
rsnovating the Holland House in nice
shap and will put that we'll known host
elry In first class condition. 80 that thu
travelling public will find it a pleasant
place to stop when in the city.
Harry Pond is now a full. fiedged watel
commissioner, having been appointed b.
Mayor Roby on Wednesday night. HI
Immediately filed his bond with A. MOI
hart, B. f. Mizer and J. A. Macarthur q
sureties. Mi. Ponds appointment meet
with the appreciation Of the people o
Red Cloud.
Harris Noble, an old settler of Web
ster county, who located ION Walnu
creek some 20 years ago, has to-day ON
OF the finest farms in the county. HI
has q fine dwelling house and ampl'
granaries. orchards, etc., and the beaut,
Of it all il he don'tOwe a cent. He says
"Send me the best paper In the county
and The CHIEF goes.
The Fire Department have decided t
establish q hose team in the south ward
1t will be located in Jackson's addition
Tho company 10 putting in the entir
outfit at their own expense. They sure
ly deserve great credit for their effort
to protect the property Of our citizens
THE CHIEF congratulates them on thei
ambition in projecting the interests Q
the people.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-11
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Page 1-Washington's Life.
Weather Bulletin.
Other News.
2-Captured a Train.
Coxey Convicted.
Breckenridge Again,
Nebraska News.
Congressional.
Special Markets.
S-Country Correspondence.
Various Items Of Interest.
Cyclone at Esbon.
The City Council.
McKeighan will not be a sen.
atorial candidate.
5-General City News.
6-Told in a Few Words.
Vote Early and Often.
7-Talmage's Sermon.
0-Educational.
my Queer Old Wife.
Other Items.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-11

There will DO a meeting Of the Re.
publican League Club ver the postof'
flee on Wednesday evening, May l6, "a,
to select delegates to the state conven'
ton, and to elect officers for the ensuing
year. WIS. GARBER, Pres.
r. MCNITT, Sec'y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-05-11
Notice.

A special meeting Of the committee
Of the Pleasant Hill Cemetery associa-
association will meet on May 26. at 4 p.
m. sharp. at Pleasant Hill school house.
All interested are invited to attend.-C.
g. Cox, Secy.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
furnisheo 6onscs 90 Get.

AT BLOOMFIELD. y. J.-N!ne-rooia
house: stable. ample grounds abundance
fruit and vegetables; minutes Walk 10
station. fo- os.e year. price. 5000. Ao1Fess
NATHAN RUSSELL
CORNWALL-ON-HUDsON. 90 Furnished
house. stable. coachman's cottage. gardfn'
t.nnis lawn. high situation near storm
King Club. ~ minutes from station. Ap-
ply JAMES WYLD. Arieay
NEW HOUSE ~ IL rooms. nicely fur
n.shed and beautifully situated, with bhtn,
steam heat all modern c0nvenicnces. large
grounds. fine views of river and noun
fatns together with commOdious stables
N the pretty village of Mlddleoury' W.
Apply 10 GEO VI. FLETCHER.
PORTCHEsTER. y. Y.-House. ~
rooms. all improvements; view Oi SOUND
owner. 1861 Mad.aon-ave.. New-Yofk
.Af!ATOGt ,OTTAGEs. Completely fur
n.shcd season or year. ""rv low rentals
Apply to- LESTER BROS, h'e.! Estate
AGENTS Saratoga Springs. y. l.
TO LET furnished. or unfun!ssed
fhree- stoy and basement hrownstone. V
front house. No. l34 Gth-ave.. on Prospe@t
PARK slope. fine neighborhood. house In
fine order. decorated. sanitary plumbing
hardwood hnish rent. Si2j per month fur-
nished or SioO per month unfurnished. 70
a desirable tenant. possession immediate u
required Apply to owner on premises.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
DrookInn Real Gstatc for Sale

CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE. Inquire
Ar JOHN MURPHY's GRANITE WORKS,
CCnway-ts. entrance 10 Eye-g ecns Gene
terry brooklyn.
Fol. SAID
Tho detached two.stOrv and m1ns1rl
frame residence on : p corner OF l1rooLly
a.c and Dean-~t.. contalning l3 r. ms, cN-
elusive OF batn. cl0scts and paatr.cs. on
1t 5nXlOO feet well shaded silitAf.
DumbirC: among the dnr,t loc1t uns IN
tnc R.dfo 4 section: convenient 20 l.. Islpd
Transit and trolley llncs for al directions.
Apply on the premises TO OWNER.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
Real Gstate.

- - -
kEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
MAN' OF ten years general experience
anu thorough bockkeepcr and Office man
ager, wants position. any place in OF near
NV oi'i salary anO commission
JOSEPH. Box 3 Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
Uomrstic Gituatlons Uantco


Males.
\ YOTNG MAN wants work In country
low wages for n good place. AIIt"ss
stating work and wages. VI. H. 21b West
lljth-st
ATTENDANT. Well educated youns
man omcdical studenD a. attendant TO IN
valid gentleman. /. \. =, 333s Walnut
st.. Philadelphia -
BUTLER or SEcONDMAN In good fam;
lv. English aged - sober. reliable. good
CITY reference. \. T.. 800 6th-ave.. lst
floor.
Rr-TLER By japanese young man N
prlyntc family. city or country wages -"
up. Address J. r.. Box II, l'' lth-aNe.
Bl'TLER By a competent young colored
man: thoroughly understands his business
In private family. host city reference
CHAPMAN. 3ij West itth-st.
pr.rLER By a sober. Industrious Eng
Ighman. tall neat appearance, single
handed: expert at silver. salads etc: per
sonal referencca. :. D.. Tribune Uptown
once. l.2i2 BROADWAY
prTLER -COOK-By a thoroughly ex-
perlenccd English couple. "iie eNSelirht
cook. all kinds Of American. English ani
p'r, nrh dishes: man good valet. expert AZ
silver and table decorating. ages 40: hTst-
class references NJ. C.. Tribune Uptown
Office. i.2+2 Broadway
RUTLER BY thoroughly competent
man; long experience, years IcleI'h'V9
from one OF the leading families, last en-
ploycr can be seen. Address NJ. loo East
l25th-st
DITLER English. neat appearances
LADY can be seen. age IS: single e. h. 60
28 Rush brooklyn.
RrTLER or VALET.-By Swiss So).
speaking English. French and German
thoroughly competent trustWorthy anu
strictly sober. nrst-class references. H. L.
Tribune Uptown Office. l.242 BroaiWay,
BUTLER Thoroughly experienced. capa,
bile, willing and obliglng; could take tuii
charge Of dining room, good Naiet ana ac
custoncd TO travel. age 80. height feet
II inches. good city reference single
wages $40 BUTLER. care NJ. lie BLANC'
205 West 25th-st.
Rr-TLER. single man GO tall. neat
appearance. 10 years city references from
last employer. Call BUTLER. l4l Eas'
32d-st. care Casey. :.
BI'TLER.-By sober, honest man In Pm
waite family; ii years best city references;
leaves because family going to Europe
Present employer. 81 East 3sth-se .
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
Cltn Zeal Csiate for Sale.

- BEAIrIFUL HOUSE. STABLE and
HIhOt NDs. -Srdgwick-aye., at Morris
Ieights. opposite Old windmill near
SdInsiGe-ave.. University Of city Of New
iork and oval Club. magnificent views ,
rem Tow. sell 40 sacrifice. watchman on
Rlemises. ANDREW POWELL. 15'
Broadway.
fklNATE DWELLING. northwest cor
ner Madison ave. and 76th-st st-Brownstone
n,9use. 4-story and basement. 20 n. wide.
90 H. deep. with extension 1871 n. deep,
uinmed with hard wood throughout; 10
ySa'ion and surroundings unsurpassed. r.
=. DlETZ. owner. 90 Laight-st.
. E4N NERSIDE DRIVE. corner iCsth-sl-
neosiantiai. artistic. detached house: low
Flee send for circular. ATLAS IN.
rhO| EMENT CO.. IS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
Real estate iOanteo.

WANTED. FOR THE SUMMER,
A. aii. neatly furnished cottage, within
81 ~ noars ride from Liberty-st, for gem
Hn'1n; m. wife and servant Address II. D.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
Gclp Wanteo.


AGENTS. First class agents or none
want YOU To handle my new lnd"lhl" f"n' 3
4 charming nttle scientific wonder thht
cap,ivatrs the understanding of the most
misery customers and soils - sigh sain.
pie and terms. 10. FRANK FELL. l-'
: Division-st.. Buffalo. y. y.
GOOD AGENTS everywhere for latest
oeir. -uccialt.. Sells ITSELF with large prnht ..
lnclose stamp AMEi'CA* DCk-ChANk
co. Milwaukee. WIS.
HELP WANTED I cnn furnish both
males AMI females with easy and pleasant
.fnrio,ueut AT home tuo canvaSsingi. can
.nrn from S. to s. per day and ~ 'Nr"ri-
enc. needed This d. something "niifcly
new Send ln c'S ,silfeU for fainpl"s ~
work ana iuii PARTICIPATE. q. IL 'Ah-
PENTEK. Ncwaygo. Mich.
Males.
AGENTS We euaran'e" s. por day.
easy quick and sure 70 workers Great
seller Write quick ROYAL MFG CO..
Milwaukee. wis.
AGENTS of refinement and natural
ability. 70 such good income y on !.
necessary TIE PARK CITY LIFE IN
sIKANCE Co. i.iGi sd-a'e.
FEW GOOD live agents. god seller.
large profits. i36 Llherty-si. once la2
eAIESMES WANTED 20 sell our goods
D., sarnrls 10 tho Wn0lcsal- and retail
trade. sell on sight ~ every business man
or frn. liberal salary and eNp~nses PAID .
position permanent For terms address,
CESTEHSiAL MFG. co. milwaukee.
VIZ
WANTED Man 20 manage branch onice
snlar1. 81 90 a ycar. must furnish beet f"f
ercnre ani $3.50. commercial refefencc ipr-
nished Address J.. o. Box '9l. fhiia-
delph'a. Penn.
Femfies
WANTED - thoroughly competent
double entry h0okkeeper dahy. Addr"ss.
stating experience and salary wanted Co.,
Box .. Trhun" ori'e.
WANTED 4 go,erne-S for two young
ladies aged thirteen and fifteen. must !" .
vel. tired. cultivated woman - high'-t
ch.rne.er Protestant. ani aged not over
thirty. she must siehk French ana German
without accent. and be- a. god musician
,rlanoi Address stating salary ana all
particulars. -. =. \. Tribune once
WANTED Apprentices. ifnpro,"rs fc"-
inr kris. nnishrrs. ioreladi"s. ais" ladies'
90 travei AMI 'akc orders l52 N'"ark-aNe 4
Jersey city. G'4 fl"nry 81. BfpoklYn, ~
Fast 9l'h 81 New YORK..
WANTED 4 capable French nurse for
two children. HARpDN. 81 Washington
Square. West
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME.-For
sale 20 close estate. the most beautiful now
Colonial residence on staten Island:
charmngly located; : minutes walk from
Livingston station. New ~ ichton : J.:
moderate size. mode-at- price. abundance
fruit. flowers. Address EXECt TOR Room
., y State-st.. Ncv-Yoik.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
nral Csiate TO Gxtban9c.

PRIVATE. Broom residence: improve
rnents. Yonkors. river view. price Sla.Hp
mortgage. So 800. A(dress OWNER. lu8
West i2f-si.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

YOUNG, strong man. wants . place;
knows how TO caro- for horses. and u WIN.
ing TO work; nst-ciass references. lHSt
place years. Address J. r. Tsthsne
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
GARDEN CITY. LONG IsLAND.-Tve

GARDEN CITY. LONG ISLAND.-Five
new cottages To rent or for sale. Rent
from 1886 20 1920 q year. Ready for oc-
cupancy Nay !. only 10 miles from New
York. Frequent trains. Communication, $50
a year. All houses supplied with good
gas and absolutely pure water. The best
educational facilities for boys and girls.
at well-enoowed and wel-equipped schools.
A salubrious climate. summer and winter.
No ruisances \ cultivated ana refined
community Excellent roads in every di-
rection. Parks and miles OF streets shaded
by well-grown trees. Lots for sale AZ mod
crate prices and on easy terms. Apply at
the office Of THE GARDEN CITY Co.
Room 1877. $50 Broadway, or 10 L.. II.
CCNLIFF. Agent. al Garden CITY.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

PORTER &c.--By n colored man as
porter or dOor-opener: willing ana ooiig,
Ing. city reference. Address a. H. 90
West Jist-sf
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

\ BEAUTIFUL corner homestead. mod
cra.c rent. al improvements. artcs.an
water acre. fruit. shad~: blocks Main
81. Gepot. Flushing. WALKER. G3 Lib.
cTty-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

SECRETARY or assistant: write UP and
check BOOKS. time partially occupied. Ad-
dress MAC 90 West i+th-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
Conntrp ReaI Getate for Sale

AGENcY FOR Mon,clalr< residence prop.
houses. Tubhs & Taylor > Beckman-st Y
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

NEW-HAVEN. CONN.-Large. conmo H.
Gus. thoroughly built. brick house 0d
rOomsl. In best quarter of city: convenient
10 Yale University and preparatory schools.
Just the place for family with suns -
educate. Address Prof. 4. n. WHEELER.
New Haven. Conn
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
gitn Real Gsla.c 60 Eei

A BROwNsToNE CORNER Lexington
I've. jJth-st. good order. moderate rent
aONIGOMERl. 1923 5d-ave.
y BEAUTIFUL HOUSE. STABLE and
u,ttJi NDS. S.-Sedgwick-aye.. al Morris
6e.shts, opposite old windmill. near
Surnsldc-aye.. University OF city Of New
iDlk and oval Club: magnificent Views.
rent low. sell AT sacrifice. watchman on
premises. ANDREW POWELL, lJI
.Broadway.
TO LET. i50 WEST I2TH- -ST.-filgh
s.osp medium size dwelling. fine order.
rniSyesrate rent. nrst-class location. BEk-
niEN & HALsEY. IS Washington Place.
~. .ed2 MADISON. AVE. above ll0,h-st.--
anree-story and basement dwelling. all
newly painted. etc; possession; $40,
SOC yard. open view 10 Park; open be-
pmeen and 3 o'clock. CYRiLLE CAR
.nIAC. Grand-st. and Bowey
.sIpoO A YEAR. with immediate pos
ssesslQn. three-story and basement house.
20 let, unfurnished: first-ciass order: West
wD'h,s, ~ between 9th and 9th aves. JOHN
W. DYE. 73 West 1lth-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

SALESMAN. Staple or desirable line or
goods 10 sell In Eastern states for manu-
iacture's OF joOh"rs. references. W. l..
ROLLO Springfield. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08
90 Eei Tor Business j]urposce

At - BEEKMAN-ST (plumhlng sup
plies AMI stove distrioO. store, basement,
cellar and first loft TO let. RDLAND Il
WHITING. > Beekman-si
HARBER'S sHOP-An excellent base
meut - Chambcrs-st.. fronting city
Hall. - let. Apply on premises,
DEY-sT.- store. \'asem.e.nll- ana frsi loft
to let rutland I. WHITING. Beck
man-st.
FLOORS TO LET WITH POWER
In tho
METROPOL1TAN REALTY RIlIDlNG.
THOROUGHLY FIREPROOF.
Fiftef win
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE.
COVERING lo.pp sol ARE FEET.
II stories high. fronting 2i feet on The
BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
- fect on both Roe" AMI William SITS.
WINDOWS ON FOUR SIDES.
Strongest nchicst. best equipped building
in this city.
rutland & WHITING.
= Heekman-st.
LOFTS TO LET-A large number: all
sizes. all prices. rutland & WHITING.
: Icckman-st.
TO LET -Fircproof building for manu-
featuring purposes. also l1rge vaults. suit
alb. ior storage u wines. etc. at ~
East i1th-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

SALESMAN woIli Tx, 70 travel for some
wholesale house. good differences. under
sisnds the business and can sell the goods:
does not drink or gamble: satisfaction
guaranteed o. no pay. GEORGE B. IL.
MartinsVIlie Va
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

FAMILY or ADULTS would take
care Of q furnished house daring the aO-
sence Of its own,r FOR any length Of time.
uncNceptional reference as % respect
ability. etc. Addicss CAREFUL. tribune
Onice.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

ASSISTANT NATION Or fuperNIS0r II
public institution - years experience and
best reference. Mrs. y. H. a. i. o. Bon
sol. CRY.
CASHIER Young lady would like place
Ms cashier or a. do office work reference
Address T. \ NJ. $50 81. MarHs-ave..
Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Young woman seeks position as law ste
nographer: T. experienced In all kinds OF
law work. neat. accurate. rapid. inteiil-
gent and wiling. would accept moderate
clmpcnsailpn for permanent position In
FIRST class agreeable office. X. Box l.
Tribune OGlcc.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-08

COACHNAN.-A gentleman wishes 10
procure a situation for his coachman;
married who has lived with him for nNe
years he is honest. sober and reliable,
and takes excellent care Of horses, car
dress Box % New-York Postofilce. or
JAMES Rosebank Postofiice. Staten ISL
and. y. Y.