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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-04-07

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Its market reports, poultry department and Vet
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A FINE line Of hoys pants at 80 cts
Worth SIZE at Hirsrhman's
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EnaYVg
AND
PRINTERS SUPPLIES
A SPECIALITY.
ASBESTOS PAPER,
BAKERS PAPER,
BL0TTING PAPER,
BOOK PAPER,
BUILDING PAPER,
BUTCHERS PAPER,
CARPET PAPER,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for castoria.
When She became Miss, she chung to castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-04-07

Cars and boots at lcss than cost
at Hirschman's
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-04-07

"The use OF .Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so well known that it seems a werS
OF supererogation to endorse IL. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARrYs D. D.,
New York City
Late Pastor Bloomingaale Reformed Church.
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southbound. Principal Stations Northbound.

In addition to abo, trains, No. IL will leave
CASTOR at 7.l5 a. M, arriving at Mcnongah at "A
a. m. and No. u will leave MoRongah at G53 D.
m, arriving at CASTOR at TOP p. m. Trains II and
IL viii be first class passenger trains and daily.
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"Csstoriaiss well adapted to children that
trecomnend it as superior to any prescription
snown to me" II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

ance for ship-of-war heavily laden as the Co
iumba. and easily PAGES her in the forefront OF
ocean greyhounds
Friday night another six-hour trial made
with the two wing screws working and the centre
disconnected. Saturday morning still
other six-hous trial made, this time the centre
working and the wing screws disconnected.
These trials all to show the coal endurance
of the ship and the horsepower she would develop
under various conditions. The coal endurance OF
the ship shown to be excellent. Going ten
knots hour. she steam all day with thirty
five tons OF coal day; in going fourteen knots
hour she steam seventy tons day. The
horse power developed will be known until the
Official report Of the Inspection Board is made
the indicator card will take several days to work
out. 1t Is known. however that it is fully up
the expectations of ali on board
In addition to the trial the Columbia's
battery was also tested. The eght-inch rifle
the maindeck fred three times: first with
reduced charge % powder and twice with a full
service charge. When the big 25O-pound projectile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
LIBERAL RELIGIOUS CONGRESS-.

Chicago. May 22.-Snai Temple was comfortably
filed. although crowded tonight. when the
Rev. Or. II. w Thomas called to order the first
American Congress OF Liberal Religious Societies
The gathering grows out OF the Parliament OF Re
HgiOns held here at the time Of the Worlds Fair.
and during which conference of represen tives
of the Cniversalist. Unitarian. Independent. lie
formed Hebrew and higher orthodox churches and
Ethical Culture Society united in the appoin
OF a committee Of ten to devise ways and means
of securing closer operation between the various
denominations OF liberal religious societies. Since
that time the movement has received the indorse-
ment OF nearly .0o Individuals. representing va
rioUs liberal religious faiths and IN was finally de-
cidel to convene the Congress. which opened to-
night for the purpose OF considering the best means
be adopted to secure united action among the
religious liberals The Congress opened with brief
religious exercises. The possibility Of cooperation
was announced IN" special subject Of consider
alton Addresses were delivered by the Rev. W d.
Svmonds OF Battle Creek. Mich. speaking for
the INDEPENDENTS. the Rev. John Fabille. OF Apple
ton WIS. in behalf Of the advocates OF high ortho-
goXy. the Rev. NJ. II. Shutter. OF Minneapolis for
the tnversalist denomination. Professor ". VI.
Salter. of philadelphia for the Ethical Culture
societies Of the United States. the Rev NJ. T.
savage Of Boston. for tho Jnitarians. and the Rev
Dr. +. G.. Hirsch. Of this city, for the adherents
Of Reformed Judaism
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BOARD ano Rooms.

MADISON-AVE.. 1927. opposite NJ
Morris Park l2fth- Rooms with board.
furnished or unfinished. private house.
American family, no children.
MADISON-AVf,. i2i. second-story
large front room and ball room. also table
board without room.
l-3STH-ST 40 EAST Large handsome
room on second door. excellent table. r"i-
erence
18TH ST. % WEST.-Large airy rooms
sp.rior home table. transisnts AMI South
eners accomm1 dated. summer ra'ss. ref
crenccs.
l.TH-ST. ~ WEST -EN- ep'lonally
pleasant Second-story front room and con
Meeting bedroom, superior board. rr'rr-
enccs.
10 WEST aSTH- ST. Yer, desirable
rooms. with board. rcfercn. - given and
required.
eoTH-sT.. WEST. 25i.-Two nicely fur
nlshed large rooms. also small. excellent
table board. 50 80 week.
2lsT-sT.. a. EAST
Large and small rooms WITH and nth
out board: transients accommodated fet-
erences.
21ST-sT NEST r esirnhle rooms.
permanent. transient. visitors 20 city nc
commodat-d. table board summer rates;
reference.
23D-sT.. 44i-4e3 WEST Large and
small rooms: unsurpassed location. COOL
shady. summer boarding place
20 WEST 3gTH-ST Second nc'- rooms
10 let with boa,d. together OF fepaTaie.
references given and required
~ WEST lGTH-ST Desirable. large.
cool comfortably furnien"i rtoin7. Win
god attendance. excellent home table.
references.
49TH.ST., 81 WEST Large and small
rooms On second and third hoors a. sum
rner prices
ED ST. u WEST Handsomely fur
nishcd large cool rooms. superior board.
city visitors accommodated. references
55TH-sT.. IS WEST Desirable rooms
with board summer terms. American lam
lis. references.
9TH ST 3l3 WEST -Larre and mail
rooms. with board. for gentlemen or Ken
,lernen and wit -. ref .rences exchanged.
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Gonntrp Reai estate Do Eet

LENOX. near Lenox-Colo-
Mai mansion; fully furnished: moderate
rent: photos. DC. NIXON. ca Broadway.
TO LET.-House. Hillside Cottage sea-
son or year: 10 rooms. cellar and attic,
furnished with or without stable. beauii
fully located on AarTatooka Lake, near
PecOnic Bay. ten minutes walk from sta
ton and village; eighty-three miles from
New-Y0rk. fine boating. bathing nshins
and driving. Address c. W. WICkHAM.
MattituCk. L. l.. y. Y.
TARRYTOwN-'THE CASTLE SUN
ner season only: baronial mansion; sup>r0
view: moderate rent NIXON. " - way
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....,.,f knots an hour. But for the fact that the
oA' engine got hot bearing and the ship had u
49, down and the fires became c.ogged great
80 u,u,5 have been made. The Columbia left
- leland AZ 1885 on Thursday morning. The
,..ns,,lon Board consisted Of Commodore Selfridge.
-.',san,. C,p;ain Cooper Commander Bradford.
r,,.I Engineer Mi,ligan. Lieutenant-Commander
schroeder and Or. Babin. The board visited and
.s.,oucbly overhaued the various parts of the yes
s T5ur.5av night the Columbia came 10 anchor
- pesdv Island. in the Delaware River and cary
rra,v morning she again got under way and
..,mei down the river on her way TO the open sea.
r,1,v afternoon the Columbia passed out the De.a-
.,r. canes at the clipping pace of fifteen knots, ana
SION was in deep water
yvh.n off Five Fathom Light ship Commodore Self
-,,ss ordered the steam trial TO begin. During this
trial the ship spurted for two sours at eighteen
and one-hsf knots an hour. The eighteen and one
,y knots made by the Columbia under natural
6raught and the probable exceeding of this speed
Nv, for the hot bearing, IS a remarkable perform
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FURNISHED 6onscs Go Get.


ASBURY PARK. ". J.-Desirable fur
nished cottages for rent Lists MILAN
ROSS. Asbury Park. y. J.
AT SCARBOROUGH rent for the
season. fully furnished. modern house. 10
large rooms. acre Of ground. stable
garden. fruit. shade; excellent water: fine
view u the Hudson. For particulars ad-
dress Box ). Scarborough. y. y.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. at Lake
Georgia beautiful summer home. large
house. fUrn iShed modern Improvements
wide p:azzas magnificent views NJ lake
and mountains abundant shade. garden
made. icehOuse filled Address LAKE
GEORGE. Box .. Tribune Ofhce.
FURNISHED MODERN HOUSE: all i'm
prOvements. electric light. II rooms, bath
and billiard rooms with table,: com
pletely furnished grounds. lJoXlT3. ~
minutes from foot Of Chambers-st.. y y;
80 trains daily. reasonable rental to care
full tenant: reference given and required
also for sale. CHAS. SPECIE, JR..
Passaic y J.
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miscellaneous.

cIpOt 49, ---. .----. ----,-~-- >~---r,~~-~
n;sssoLlT!-New chemical discovery,
edy ,,.nuh kerosene oil. saves explosion.
sns s%sn and smoke by using Of kero-
BE- 'oves and lamps: grocers: sells at
90. oox; HocHsTAETTER MFG.
co.s me ia Throop-ave.. brooklyn.
sstsl ysoLTATIoN FREE.-Divorce prI-
shados,b, separations, support. damages.
And fsws, private information, detective
usl S wyrk generally: strictly confden-
AND i .v,wEsTLoToRN) DETECTIVE
-r n = AGENCY. III Broadway
Java Il: roasted Brazilian coffee. Csc.
DERiN~e 10 N black tea 81 r. G.
o ss. Postoffice. New-York.
TIER lsf rLMEN wishing to dispose OF
k.t4se can ~ .iosnins AZ q fair value Will
- etb-sS OF address EDWARD MILLER.
p1 -,ss near wayerley Place.
kppous' - fof Inventions secured
k:{esDfAdsS.S o. reference. Liberal terms.
= Ne6M 2nneentlal. Address OSCAR
-, H16snasIx Y: No ids NontsomsEy-
@nsntorSs new-s ,rsey- 'Handhook
- tFoo.
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Dressmakinq.

DRESSMAKER wants few more Gus
TONERS ~ home. suits from 81 up. II
FOX. 3i2 West soth-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
FRENCH DRE~SMf KER from leading
house. cutter. litter. perfect. wants secure
engagement IN family IN country frhm
June l. good -ehmstresf. Address
FRENCH. Box =. az Br"atway.
MADAME THlBATD. lOG West {ufh-st
--parislennc drcs4mIkeT. latest styles. hest
workmanship. elite clientele. reasonable
ifIfes
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Ccnnirn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY for Montclair. -Residences, all
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBBS & TAYLOR Beekrnan-st. y. /.
FOR SALE-A small country seat. the
most beautiful location on the Hudson
situated on a high blun opposite the Cats
skills: splendid river scenery. 10 acres. all
in fruit. good house q rooms: furnished .
might exchange. BEEKMAN. Tribune
Once.
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THE COLUMBTA A WONDER.
usFAcroRY DEEPsEA TRIAL OF THE
BIG CRUISER

MAKES 1879 KNOTS AN HOUR UNDER
A.. DIR UGIIT-TEsTs OF HER SPEED.
coal ENDURANCE AND BATTERIES.
,.r,ae,phia. May 22.-The trp.e-scrow cruiser Co.
.n,s returned 10 her anchorage to-day of League
lun' Xavv Yard from her deepsea trial trip with
lsisn". - he called Queen of the sea" fairy
ne t'.hn5 For forty-c.ght hours the Columhi' was
'Ss5 =, severe test of her engines and boilers.
o'.,,,oueh no effort was made 10 drive the boat.
ana .,s,oned. under natural draught and with the
engines and eight boilers working, eighteen and
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G0rERyoR wAIrE.s DIRErrL rrrERANcES

Pueblo. Col. May 22.-Governor Waite. in an adj
dress here last night; cassed Congressman Bland.
who he says sold out silver in 1875 with voorhees,
and Carlisle in their surrender to the foes OF silver
He advocated coming Mexican dollars to be used as
legal tender in Colorado. and expressed the hope
that the ballot would soon overthrow the DONNA
ton of Wall Street But" said he. III the ballot
Is not successful the man who will not bare his
breast to bullets is not man.
AdJutant-tioneral Tarsncy said that unless some
thing done the blood spilled when CoXey's men
were dubbed in Washington would be the first in a
neM revolution.
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Gclp uauteo.

Ihip AoN UNIV.
AGENTS WANTED to sell photo tick
cte. KLAFPER. Lac lst-ave.
Maies-
AGENTS Goon men - once. reference
REQUIRED free Oufnt. visit aiNr~s. eir. q.
stos6s Work cncic-e stamp. UNITED co.
Racine. Wis.
Roy BY vhoicsaie HOUSE. must he
sffunE. tcti,e ana Wiling O. work Amori-
caa o. German preferred Address stating
age and references. T. Box 2.'>6
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers to
London. Liverpool. Glasgow. work Tor
passage. Apply ~ Greenwich At
WATCHMAN -Mlddle-sgel Norwegian
a. Waterman. A HRU. 500 Hicks-'t.
Brooklfn.
YOUNG Man. with Al reference. for
lghf bookkeeping and tNpewglnnx small
salary ~ start. advance u satl-fsctorl.
r. j.. SHAPEH & co. ~ N"rih-st.
Female.
WANTED chi fp cl.k wash AMI IRON
must have go0-i citv reference. CHll affe-
8 a m. III West 5i't-s'
WANTED Girl % 40 chamherwork ana
nne washing must hfN" god clty refer
enc. CAL after . .-- IN. 2l' West 'ls'-si-
WANTED Companion f0r lady suffer-
INK vii, meianch1lia some eSp"rienc~ in
in~anif, c~s.ufial. Address j. =. Tribune
Uptown Oiic~ -. broadway
NURSE. An cKp@rienc'i nurfe. Prot
csfanf. Apply . To- u o.c clock. East 18Th
-.
WANTED 4 young Protestant girl as
parlrrmad and waitress ~ ~ short dis
lance IN the country. North u Ireland ~
scotch preferred. Apply at II East 18th
- from 10 II o'clock IS. ~.
WANTilD.-A French woman A. nurse
90 children and -cw. must speak litile
English. best clty references required. 'all
two days rom 10 10 H. Mrs. COTTON
4ig West End-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

vile. Ky. in quarrel over woman. has ned
from this city leaving behind six who assert
that he promised to marry them. His flight was
FASTENED by accidental meeting and exchange
of condolences between two of the women. Each OF
the six women charges Taylor with having OBJ
tanned money and jewery from her after promising
n ma her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
TROY ELECTION ROGCES ~ COCRE
DEMOCRATIC INSPECTORS ARRiIGNED FOR
THEIR WORK IN BEHALF OF SENATOR
MI RPIY'S CANDIDATES.

THEIK WOEN IN TEHNLF OF sENAIUN
MURPHY : CANDIDATES
Troy. y. Y. May 22.-In the Court of Sessions to-
day several prisoners arraigned on indctmen IS
for violation Of the election the election in
the Thirteenth Ward this spring William Rabbit
and William Powers were drralgned on the charge
OF perjury in swearing that they were totally blind
and unable TO prepare their ballots without assist
ance Joseph Laundry indicted for the same offence.
did not appear in court Thomas kerwIg an
Thomas Bonan. Democratic inspectors Of election Ia
the ward, were arrdigned on two indictments, one
charging them with negicctinc and refusing 10 can
vass publicly the vote, and adjournng such canvass
for two hours. ana the other charging them with
permitting pers to vote who legal voters.
John N. knze.ia and John Dugan, the Democratic
inspectors in the lid District indicted for per
hitting persons TO vote who not entitled TO do
kinZella arraigned. but Dugan Is confined
To his bed with consumption.
Assistant Dstrict-Attorney Pagan announced that
he would the trial OF these cases AT the ex-
traOrdinary term OF the oyer and Termner, 10 con-
Vene on Nav
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CDACuMAN. rs single Protestant; has
excellent city ard country references as -
abilities and spbriety. last employer VIII
l.. pleased 90 personally RECOMMEND him 10
any gentleman Address THOMAS. 100
West ljth-@
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BUTLER and VALET. by competent
young man In private family, thoroughly
Understands his duties In every respect !.
Will max, himself generally useful. viii
De- found willing and otligiug, city or
country. best city references. Address
WILLIAM ia. Broadway.
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CWAPERONE. &c by teacher Of
p.anofo.te daty) ~ cha7erone. companion
or resident music teacher from June TIL
october: references. Address VI. T.. Box
10. .u.i 81 ave.
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6crsts ano G arrlager.

81 AND 50 wARREN-ST..
the wsll-known firm u
JOHN MOORE q co.
are offering magnificent line OF al 'he
desirable styles OF
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES
CARRIAGES
CARRIAGE
CARRIAGES
CARRIAGE
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGE
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES
Assortment the most complete.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES
Prices invariably the lowest.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES.
Exchanges made for second hand work.
some very good Bargains In second hand
carriages always on hand.
We call attention also 10 our immense
md unsurpassed variety Of all des rip
1oas CT
HARNESS.
HARNESS
HARNESS.
HARNESS.
HN4NESS.
LAP ROBES. HORSE CLOTHING
LAP ROBES, HORSE CLOTH NJ
LAP ROBES, HORSE CLOTHING
AND HORSE GOODS.
AND HORSE GOODS.
A-vAN TAssELL & KEARNEY.
1870. l32 EAST l3THST.
las. i25. l27. l?e i I2TH-sT..
SCROLL ANTIQUE
BRoUGhaMs. ROUGHAMS.
OCTAGON r. SICIANS'
BRoUGHAMs: LROUGHAMs.
BROUGHAMs
IN ALL THE
LATEST
DESIGNS
NEW AND SECONDHAND: LARGEST
sI0cK AND VARIETY IN NETWORK
LOW PRICES.
LANDAU ;, oMNlBISES.
VVIPE ROCKAWAYS LANDAULETS,
OCTAGON ROCKAWAYS.
DRAGs. MAIL COACHES.
PASSENGER ROCKAWAYS.
SILVER S p PATENT RUNABOCTS.
WAGONETTES. PHAETONS.
LIVERY STYLE OF LIGHT OR HEAVY
CARRIAGE.
FOB SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
e'ess DR.. o. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder,
y. Box 1871. jamaica. L. l.
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FLIGHT or PRESIDENT IA TLORS GRANDSON
Denver May pr. Ashford Taylor. grandson Of
President Zachary Taylor. who TO Denver
early in March. assuming the name OF Patrick Nc
Gowan, on account OF having shot In Louis
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h)orh manteo.


YOUNG MAN WISHES EMPLOYMENT
at anything. good references. Z. NUM-
No. 374 Barbey-s;.. BROOKLYN.
YOUNG MAN. H. would Ike % obtain
situation: best OF refPre noes. American
and living with parents. RONALD. us
Koscius<o-st.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN Of ability and experience
wishes engagement as cigar salesman In
store ~ hotel In town or country, Al city
references Address ". ~ East 9th-st.
Female.
CHAPERONE. &c.-By a teacher OF
p.anofo-te daGy) ~ cha7erone. companion
or resident music teacher from June TIL
October. references. Address NJ. T.. Box
TO- iO26 3d-ave
GOOD PLAIN SEWER. dressmaker and
member. to 60 out by the day or take
home: good references. Miss CONNER, -
Pcrry-si
LADY desires position TO do Office work.
Is also n stenographer and typewriter.
needs work very much. c. {. y. 3o'
West l2th-st.
RESPECTABLE woman would care for
gentlsmen's apartments: capable of mend
ing and darning: will be found trust
worthy. good city reference. :. j., l.2i2
Broadway.
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
desires work at home or at Office. long
experience In all kinds OF work. CELIA
LOPE i37 West S+th-st
STENOGRAPHER. Educated; expert
on correspondence. fair Remington Opera
tor. wants work. - weekly. GALE. III
Sulllvan-st.. Brooklyn.
TEACHER. English lady desires a
position in private school. great expert
ence In the training Of backward child
rem. NJ. b. H.. Box l.OlA. Mcriden.
WANTED by respectable widow. one or
two bachelors rooms 10 care for. also
mcndng. reference. Answer Box 30
f. NJ. 49, Gth-ave.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
on Remington machine. Will 10 assist
with ofice du'ics. referenc, from last ON
ployer. salary moderate. Miss l.. F.. 1872
Vernon ave. Brooklyn.
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Giin Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVh. corner l0s,h st
Substantial. artistic. detached house low
price. send for circular. ATLAS I'M
PEOVENENT CO.. IS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRlP-
TiONs FOR THE NEw-YORK tn y
CNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT Ilit
UPTOWN OFFICE. 40. l.242 Broadway'
"a floor north Of Thity-hrst-st.. and Nd
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Orices "a Eighth-ave.. 100 Third ave. :
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saventh-st.. corner Third-sve. $50 East
i2jth-st near Third-ave. .O2G Third-ave..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
Cress making.

Cress making.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING. imported
fashions; hotel orders AT short notice.
rood. purchased II desired. moderate
prices Mrs MELROY. ~ East llth-N''
Between Broadway and University Place.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING: imported
fashions: hotel orders at short notice.
goods purchared n desired moderate
prices MRS. MELRoI. a. East litn-s,.'
between Broadway and University flDe.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING.- Perfect o.
ting costumes. handsome dresses, az.
Mme. OWEN. 1877 West 22d-st.
A PARIsIAN DRESsMAKER. newly et-
tabllshed, makes finest dresses. latest style.
from IS Up: work guaranteed equal 70 bost
French houses. Call at 1874 West .s'd-st
DREssMAKER wishes n few more GUS
toners: thoroughly competent and expert
encei; 81 per day; references. Address
DRESsMAKER. 253 West l4th-st.
DREssMAKER. French; sew by day;
private families: competent; great expert
snce: best references; terms moderate. Al
dress Nine. MEME. 223 West sith-st.
pREssMARING.-Perfe fitting and
sfyiish dresses made on short notice from
S6 up. Mrs. wITKov. 227 West i6th-st.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-16

"The great object of the peoples
party has been pure government, and
it has compelled the other parties to
turn down their corrupt politicians and
put forward their best and most honest
men or else take defeat."-New Mex
leo Nugget.
Alb, therel We are glad to see that
the correspondence of the Nugget
thinks so well of our candidates
we have plenty of honest, capable
men in the republican party, who
will carry its flag to victory in the
future as they have done in the
past.