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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20
LANES EOLEN.

James Foley one OF the oldest butchers in Wash
ington Market died at his home. NJ. Nelson-lve..
jersey CRY on Sunday niehi, at the of fifty
FIVE years. His wife. who IS Protestant. sought
h nave him buried from Catholic CHURCH. IN which
laitn Foley reared. but Father Ter Woort re-
used II mass for MIN because he had not been
IN me church Tor nitccn yelra. ana Or. Scion re-
FUSED % conduct without certifica .
from Father Ter WOcrt Mrs Foley then arranged
To have ner husband buried from s.. Mary's =. -.
Church. Hobokcn-ave.. tomorrow. The burial will
be in Grove Cemetery West Ho5ckcn.
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Police Commissioner William -. Lyman, ex-
Supervisor OF Fiatbush. who has been staying at
Tbomasvil,e. Ga. for his health. died yesterday
morning from consumption while his wa home
on he railroad. near Wilson. y. 9. he was born
IN ireland. fOrty-thrcc years ago and came - tbs
country when five years old. lie wcs Supervisor Of
f!athush for six years and was Highway commis-
Sioner Of the town fOr eight years. lie Demo-
c.at in politics. he WAS member of the Ancient
OrIer OF Hibcrnans. He leaves widow and four
children, two girls and .wO boys.
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TIE CHARM OF RARITT.
Indianapolis Journal.

From The Indianapolis Journal.
Mr. MatterfacE and his wife and daughter were
looking at an old painting. when the old gentle
man took occasion to remark that he thought 1t
DIDN'T amount TO great shakes
why. popper" exclaimed his daughter this is
one OF the rarest paintings known. II is the only
ore by this artist that has been brought to
America"
That's jst like a woman" said Mr. Matter
fack. Here you air Son' into fits little 7X9
biz of paint cause there amt other like IT, and
yit when / wanted to take you and see the
seven-leeged calf you said was vulgar old
thing"
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OBITCAR \.
FRANCISCO ASENJO BARBIEEI

Madrid Feb 19-Francisco Asenjo Barbier, 4
wol-knOWa Spanish composer Of ruric. diei to-day.
He was born IA this city IN 1872. In 1865 he was
named Professor OF Harmony and Musical History
~ the Conservatory hat he refused tho post. and
IN Inc following year appointed director of the
Royal Theatre here. He the author OF great
number Il criticisms the history aad literature
~. music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

A STRUGGLING MASS OF MEN IN TIE
PARK DEPARTMENT OFFICES.
PRESIDENT TApPEN BEsJEGED on ALL SIDES
WITH Observation-Disclosures D.
THE PUSHED.

THE BUsHEI
The entrance to the Pari; Department Offices in
the EmiGrant Savings Institution Building in
thamoers-st.. ard tho PASSAGE ways leaoinr to the
presidents room were chckcd and TANNED yes
terday with STRUGGLING mass Of humanity long
before the hour for beginning business Several
park policemen had been stationed in the l.ilduos
TO Keep the inpctuors people in ordc-. Al wore
applicants for work on tho various improvements
Tor which the Legislature has appropriated ncarl;
100000. Aldermen and cx-hldc1ncn, Assembly,
men and cX-Assemblymcn and representatives. Of
various societies ard associations aoakine ornplov-
their way through TIC crowd to reach President
Happen. Who aat Tor four or five hnrrs list n,,,,. -
o. Hi9ernans; James p Archi6ad. from the
Rev. Dr. Rrann OF -. ASncs'a church. smiling ana
TpSsourcelm john SIMPSON. Of the With District
republican Association. and many others can,c 10
urge inc board to make special provision Cor
Senator George w. Robertson. Of Weztcboe,or
county, had en- interview with Mr.. TapDcn in re-
lation 10 improving pelham paih. b. which en-
President Iappcn tol ail Whc called On him that
1t would be utterly impossible TO provide work for
seeking it, but he tod his visitors 70 send in their
lists and he would do the hcs, he could with them
nominations nto the hanis OF s"crctary iiurns ond
nj Nlghtfali he had enough almost TO I'll bUshnl
ton Fish ard others brought letters from their
landlords. Srocers minister's. doctors. aldermen,
district leaders and every description OF citizen.
Mr. ,Burns SAID that everybody N The city who
gould write must have been arpeacG to for letters.
Some of the men brol2h; iheir naturalization
papers. ana one poor fellow Solomnly handed over
his marriage certificate. il showed that Maurice
Twomey and Mary Simon had been married By
Alderman Peter =. Mas;ersOn in August, 1885
The Park Board yesterday had about GO .;
WORK In the various parks, 900 o. whom Went into
the Guys service yesterday. Several hundred
still 10 be taken on
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rcesmnkine.

ARTISTIC DHEssMAKING. imported
fashions. hotel orders al sl,pri notice and
rn.Inroic rr.r.s. Mrs. MELROY. ~ East
Iith-st between BWay and University
Iiace .-----
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from s. up.
tailor mad. also. ball. evening. reception.
wedding and theatrical dresses. ~ East
10Th ST. New.Yofk. and peKalbaye..
Brooklyn. -
COMPETENT DREssMAKER by the
d,v. Le.f references. terms reasonable.
FRI.WEN. I2S West sSd-st.
DREssMAKER. experienced. wishes en-
Gagement in pIiva,c, ,, iaiHil'S Sr:. a'o re-
modelling and fnc children crosses. Al
dress 81 East lVlSi-st
pEEssMAKER. thoroughly compe-
tent dressnakcr by day. wishes 10 make
cngagcutatE with private fdmilict Tor
spring work. reference. G. V. lO6 West
i2d ~.
DREssAIAKER TO - out by TIE day:
n.rfert rifer. terms very reasonable. Ad-
dress Mis-. MANNER. 2'G6' S'ha ave.
DREeSMAKER would HE few more
cus,cmerq AZ home or by tho day; terms
indicate. reference. KEENAN,. t25 Park
ave.
DREssMhKER. makes handsome suits
In latest styles. - Up. over twenty years
experience. Mrs. SM1 III ~" west 'oth-
Ct
EssMAKER.-An excellent dress
maker by day. 81 80. hrst-clnss cutter and
ar. s r. Tayi0r's system. quick worker;
i',ch onlv. EXPERIENCED 1853 East
41ih-sf.
DDEsSNAKER. -Cut and NJ. wishes
.nvtng I'm frst-class family. with first
cisss family references. .22 West ils,-st.:
r. 4. Johnson's box
TyPrRIENCED DRESSMAKER 81
home or hy the day: style and NJ equal
- hest Partisan houses. MODESTO. &c
West l32d-st.
-ryprRrENCED DREsSMAKER. first
- G,,sr desires more ENGAGEMENTS by
,he dav in rst-class families: viii re-
rnod.i. highest reference. D.. "a Sth-ave
sTYLIsH pREssMAKER: latest Part
stan fashions; dresses renovated equal to
new: prices moderate: also competsn, per.
COssE' c2o West b5th-st-
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domestic 5itnal,on5 Wanico


Males.
HI'TLEE by Frenchmnn. has : y''rs'
references. family can be- seen "ii.,as To
work Go2 nth-ayc.. Both at.. JAG ~.
LI.TIEn. .Ns butler s.aglc-nanl,d IN
pr...tn fnmlly. hv single man: ri'Hl'-
atod. city og country. good references
WM ARMSTRONG 1855 3d-aye.. - nat.
u'TLEE.-A Young F'cncaman. well
experienced wants place ~ h'i"l or
pr',.ir family as butler ~ us"ful-man
AdIr.ss BOX 100. Tribune Uptown ONCE
.2l2 broadway
IuHTLER. -Hv experienced man ngcd ~
understands his hnrinc. ~ AL hrhn'l,N,
and nrsi-cl.es valet. good appearance. ?
years city reference, cliN or country. NJ
dress ). NJ. Tribune Rranch ONCE l'"-o
.d-avc.
Rt-TLrR. Hv A swiss man. single. as
butler ainri. handcD. willing ana INDUS
trious. ,ifS or country. good city refer
cnce. address u. nr'H 5,' ''h-ave.
CoACUlrNN. By hrs' class man. thor
ouahly and rstanus his business. hrsi-clhss
driver. cts oe country. best written AMI
personal rofcfrnr. ron; hist-cliss iaiai-
hes. W. 40 We, 3'th-st
CoACrMAN- BY first class swcic. mar
riod. no family. thoroughly under stands
his lugincss IN every respect, : year" nest
clty references. city or country. Address
~. +. - East 2"th-si.
COACTIMAN and GARDENER by an
Enslishman sober. single ana relinhle,
careful with horses. gool gardener, care
furnace. milk. etc. best references. CAR
pENTER'S BUREAU. los Gr-tNe.
COACHnIAN and GARDENER - COOK
AMI LAUNDRESS. By two German SER
wants. man careful WIFE horses, good
gardener care furnace and lawns, milk.
etc. Wife nice cook I'm" laundress and
dairy woman. best references. CARPEN-
TIERS BUREAU. i0S Gth-nvc.
COACHMAN or GROOM. by a single
man C'D; also COOL gardener: best refer
cnccs FOR all branches: wages. $50 per
month for "A steady place. CITY DRIVER.
Tribune Office.
COACHMAN.-B a trustworthy. single
man, thoroughly understands care oi
horses. careful. reliable driver. good. plain
gardener. milk. tend furnace. generally
useful, good reference. WILLIAM. Box
10. Tribune Office.
COAcHMAN. by neat appearing
driver thoroughly understands care Of
horses. carriages. etc attend garden. fur
mace, etc otherwise useful: willing work.
err; best references. JAMES. Box -. Trb-
une otiice
COACHMAN and GROOM-By n sin
gle man. thoroughly competent In taking
care OF gcntCman's pace. horses car
ringes aud harness. viii he found willing
and obllging: careful city driver first
class city reference; last and former en-
ployers can be seen. Address THOMP-
S''N- i4O West blih-sA
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r.Al'NDRESS. By young swedish
giri. undo, stands all fue washing. ion-
.ng Outing. city or country references
AtrNt'T 3i5 4th-aIe.
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THEY. TOO, WANT THE CITY HALL TO STAND

The Republican Club Of this city will protest
against the tearing down of the City Hall. At the
monthly meeting of the club held las: night, a reso-
luton was passed that the officers Of the club sign
the petition 20 the Legislature to prevent the de-
struction Of the City Hall. Other resolutions
adopted last night were one thanking Alfred X.
Conkling and other members Of the club for eff
Client work in connection with detecting and bring
Ing 20 Justice fraud committed Election Day and
another requesting John Sabine Smith 10 give his
portrait the club TO be hung with the other ex-
PRESIDENTS IN the clubhouse 4. c. Shannon. S. j.
Aluuay and G. a. Kelly were elected members
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Dnsiness Cbantes.

JOHN A. YATES. civil engineer. AZ
Brnadw1y, Rom IS estimates cot 0! SUI
ver.ng and suid!Ndl1g property. genera
engineering and contract WORK.
ONE OR MORE entcrprising encIs'iic
women wl'h capital 81 800 70 SOW I"r
cood business on Colorado ranch; he1r
schools churches. theatres pfrlei""'-
given 10 cducatcd women; 81 rei"iclcr -
given ard required. principals only. 'Oio-
RADIO. Tribune once.
PRINTING ESTABLTSTMENT.-Corn-
pieie profitable od ,a,n,,S or 'e cseb
1nrchaser BONANZA. Box 10, Tribune
Once.
TREASURER WANTED with $1,000
IN I'D established business; w.i staAI n
ves,igatloa GOOD salary. sd Nd 4i"-
une Office.
WANTED. 20 manufacture. a:n9IcS ~
wood; submit samples for estimate
WOOD TURNER. III North Ninc-S'''
Hazleton. Penn.
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GARpU I-Str,ciiy f-st-class; mar
ricd. one child Il years experience In
greenhouses. erapcrle1. flowers. lawns.
Vegetables. etc: lately in charge 81 well.
known place N tho hudson River; good
clty references. GARDENER. 40 Green
Nlrh-ayo
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4 FAMILY leaving for prolonged
period. would let completely iuTniHh'd Hat
AZ ronuls md bath Tor one oy more
years: house nrc-pfoof. near Broadway and
I'D st.. elevator. door attendant. good
jauiior service. IN every way first class.
r,."nis all light. very adtani"Gc9hs terms
L. r.rninucat tenant Address ~ -. Box
100 80 broadway.
10 LET.-Vcr} desirable raj, o rooms
and b1tn: all Improve; cnfs only two
IA uut,.,' wall from Hrdce entrance. ial!
IIo,rs-st ItrugllEu
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IAI-NpREsS. Scr spectacle woman
"a nrst-rlass lannlress; good COOS a.d
baker; good references. Address AIN EN-
TIsER iOS West 3lst-st.
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Ccnntrp Esal Gslais fer Sale


AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIk.-Ee,i.
cc,',c rroporties. sll .iad,. sale OF rea,;
.u:ni he'd houses. TUBES & IAfNoE
l.rrNm1I.-st.. y. Y.
CRAWFORD. y. J.-Forty minutes from
New YORK by Central Il. r., real .siaie.
EDGAR ;. ELLS. Room II. Opera House.
EAST ORANGE. y. J.-Desiiabi" prop
clty ,or $40: furnished and un'u'n she1
Houses % rent. s. D. COSDlT. oiIo,ite
Kr'ck Church Station.
TOR SALE Splendid fruit. grain sni
stock farms. great bargains. N""-J.I-
sey and elsewhere: shorc property: Giy
houses low. J. w. FIELDER. % LIB
eiiy-st -
L0CH ARBOR. Jersey shore h.&I.$l.5oo
North RroaG-s'.. Elizabeth. II. q l.. 7.5po
Nyack. Rockland Co.. II. & l...... 900
Enelewood. Bergen CO. h. & i...... 800
Chelsca-ave.. Long Branch. h. 6 ]; 300
only sma II cash payment required.
II. c. GARNER. 81 Nassau-si.
LOW FIGURE.-For sale or lease. two
wears two houses: have teen rented 40
station: valuable property for Investment.
EXECUTOR. 1877 Westeryclt-ayc.. New
brighton. $. !.
ORANGE. y. T.. HIGiIAED-AVF.
! For sale or rent for summer. four
, minutes walk from station. excellent
nc'chborhoOf; acre and quarter: ahunh-
ant Shade and fruit good garden. hous"
eleven rooms and buffers pantry. laundry.
hath hot and cold water. gas stable for
two horses Address A.. Room 3. 1i3
Broadway New-YorA.
SHORE FRONT At WHITEsTONE. l..
f-rhrce-quarterr mil" 81 shore front.
with riparian rights: ~ acres upland. only
close an estate. PRESCOTT. IS East
11Gfh-fi.
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uomcstie Glinat,ons uanteI
Females.

teUl1lr-
A-A-A.-SWEDISH cooks. Mattresses
laund:osscs. chamhernaids' ladies nAlns'
SEA mstrrsscs. latcA'nmaids. hoeseworkers
call Mrs. MNLMBERG bureau. 3d.
ith-aY".. upstairs.
A YOUNG girl wishes place for Hight
homework or t. mini children. can 80
East 'jth 81.
all KINDS German help fcn3ie' % wIt
KRI MAiBREGEI'S Onicr. o>I dih-ave..
near to'h-st. .-----
At CARPENTERS ORIGINAL EN-
pLOYNENT HOUSE. los dth-ave., we
have best coachm"n. sio'.nS' ka,ueA't-'
farm hands. farm fpi"n"n. usr'ul-m"n
married and single. all nations; also tsnla!e
help. well recommended, established l>'.:
\. BoNGRAND. , Wes. t2d-s, House
kernors. goysrnessos. naits. nurses. cham
lermails waitiesssr cooks, lalniresseS,
buffers. Wallets. French chanoerina.d and
nurse. speakin English. -
\ YOUNG LADY desires position Us COM
panion. wlllins 10 travel differences ~
chanrel. Address NJ ~. 81 south Am
boy y. !.
AT CARPENTERS ORIGINAL EN-.
pLOYMENr House. ioS Gth-ave.. we
have best coacnmcn. Sroonis. gardeners.
far'nhands. farn ioremen. useful-ineh'
married and single, all nations also re-
male help: we. recommended. eStab-
lisned is4t.
,OOK.-By nrs, -class cook IN private
family understands her duties In all l's
branches. excellent baker and caterer; city
reference. 80 Gth-a,e.: 81 bell.
COOK First-class; thoroughly under
stands her business. wHg"s so; best city
references. ~ East i5tn-st.
cook ASSIST WASHING-CHAMBER
MAID. WAITRESS - by two swedish tl,ls'
t,crthcr or separate: reference. cal Mrs
MALMBERG'S Bureau. 90 lth-ave., up
stairs ------
COoK.-By French cook efficient. all
kinda Of fancy cookns' as wen o, as 60
JACQCIN'S Bureau. Coz oth-aye.
COOK. WAITRESS HOUSEWoRK.-B
two Scotch girls, entire work OF mouse
toccther or separate. as neat waitress.
good cook. general house~cik. cry OF
country. Mrs. TYLER 3io oth-"Ee,
COOK by nrst-clasH. reliable trotes,,
ant Thoroughly undersiands ~. Iii ~
sll rs branches, years Ifi''''''' "'' ~
33I West 2pth-at ----------
COOk.-By a very good cook In private
family: DOCS cookin" IN all its branches'
has hest city reference. Address l.. -
Box 10. l.2i2 Broadway. -----
COOK and EAKER.--By competent sitI
in a private family: Wiling 10 assist S1 WIN
the Washing. city rele'e'e''
e. l.l1 Broadway.
COOK. BY an eSperien,sed IRE rrencn
woman In a private family' vince
,',,rh"nmaid il kept: excellent city refer
e e',,. address NJ NJ. l.o26 3d-ave.. Trio-
unc Branch. -----------------
cook and WAITER.-Wife as cook;
roon waitor; Swedish: wish place In PR.
wste family; dontt care for wages ou.
GOOD home. city references Gail no East
S1th-s;. = hghts vi.
COOK. --Tirst-class In all branches; aiso
,,,a,,hermald and waitress or iaundress;
49,, boarding house preferred; city REFER
anres. 23l West 2Ith-st.
-coOJ<.-By respectable younS woman
slain cook In private family or private
Ssoordng- house; anxious 10 please. Caii
sos 3d-ava
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go fet for Business pnrpose

A LARGE NUMBER Of lots 10 let: all
sizes. all prices. rutland & WHiTIN'.
. Recknan- So.
AT CORNER 81 william and Ann-st
store ami basement. 1880. very lglt anI
desirable. also 1st lof. KIl-AND *
WHITING. . BeeSman-st
pFy-ST between College Place ana
Gr.rnv,ioh whole building 70 let. KC-
LAND & WHITING. . Bcelsman-st.
THREE LOFTS 10 LET Mt a low ren,
at AIy 9d-ayc near 2lth-si. apply To-
6. 4. LTTZ & Co. l73 3d-avc.
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cOACfIMAN.-By competent. relia-
bic experienced driver; in city or country;
generally useful. can harness, groom,
clip and dress horses; rot AFRAID OK nara
work. framed in the old country; I'VE
years reference from last employer. in
This CITY. +. Y. Box 10. Tribune Office.
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At REDUCED PRICES.-5o1 second
hand wood and iron working mac Ain"',
fully guaranteed. -achinciy h"tght ana
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY, '''s Ma6i-
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COACIIMAN and GROO1.-By an Eng
Iishm,n ~ neat appearance; care horses.
harness. carriages. attend lawn. garden,
fIrmaro. Of; civil and ohligins; highly
accommodated Address SINGLE. Box 20
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-20

| LATNDRESS. - First-class iadIsiEe -,
| ,,.a,,s v-.shin- nj home. or Will s. out
Sy the day. Mrs. CURLEY. l.I-9 Par"'
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T,I'NDREsS.- middle-sgel German
vor,u Wishes q go OFT oy the DAY L, 90
washing AMI ironing; good reference ia ~
en- AMIR H0ratiO-st.. rear.
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for Sale.

At REDUCED PRTCES.-5o1 second
hand wood snd ifal working machines,
fully guaranteed. machinery ""asnl ana
exchanged. GEOkG. B. EDDY, '''' Ma"'-
son-st.
AXG.;olEA KITrENs, VITA Tex % e Iqi r
RIDGE co. Eox ..oG5. Boston. Mas.
AT A SACRIFICE. Contents u house.
~ LeAineton-avc.. c1nsi.tl"s ~ pafi'r.
dining-room and bedroom furniture. car
pets. rugs. etc.
Li1TLt's TOOL sTOEL. 49, Fulton.
ST.. New. York. workshop nArhi'rrY zoo;
power. H.; ire; wood-corsin@ tools '.rO
saws. designs and fancy woods lhcuLa.oi'
and bFooceTs la oiciation.
ATTENTIONS narh.n"> Of all
Kinds; new. 50: good scconn.hari. 40
cash or credit; exchange. lch'ei. A.
KAUSOI I's. 2.i5l %-av".. llota''S.
\ MEDICAL PRACTICE near Ncw-
york. worth SeOO yearly. GEO. ".
BKOCKWAY. 81. H.. Corona. l.. l.
\ MAGNIFICENT sI.voo grand upright
siao: three pedals. silver moInted: almost
nov: sacrifice. in Yves, li;h-'t
FOR sALE.--An inyalid's rolling chair.
new and IN perfect order. Address y. ,. X.
3Gj W"st-st.
v0R SALE a s2oo hand saw. an7
q nearly new Rogers jointer. $3.50 for both
NJ T. S,MNiiS. Box &c. Huntington
l.. :.
LADY VIII sacrifice her upright plano
cost $3.50 I'VE months aco. ana Includes
stool sra-f fo- SlSi. Inquire AZ residence
~ Eas' il7th-gt.
MrSICAr. ROX.-l2 tunes. nov; zlther.
ra.p attachments. tune ln0icnfor, hn".y
iu..h.s large siI": cost Si.'. s-l so.
need money 30 Broadway. Room ~.
SELLING OFT ~ great sacrifice. stock
must Doe 9Uld before February -. Gold
chairs. only s. 80. reduced from So 20. BOT
Gth-ave.. near 22l-st.
SEVERAL very ine choice pieces II
antique mahogany furniture. 30 9th-avc.
nca- 2;ih-'t. Antiques repaired.
SAFES We have ma D." up 100 nr7t
class r1uro safes guaranteed rr"pr' 2
n,.r price. SIS. worth $50. CaN AMI cy
amin" them. =. II. GROSS. 400 B~ay
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sIa;es.

MEN WANTED on ca''l" steamers .
London nnl iatcfpori - work o.: pea
age Apply EMPLOYMENT oni.r. 90 Green
vlrh-st
WANTED. -ilu'lcr. vlli.nr % fA't" caro-
~ furnace and u.k' himself ua"lu. Erf'
In D- German cNhe syerNa Easl IA pro
te.r.dl. hr.t class reference required CAL
~ 49, P..fr~port 81. Brooklyn. between
ngl II q. %.
WNSTEp. gardener capable - DO
lng simple h0tl0.r" nnl prnpls 'lne
VOL. rrI ahlo - tao" cas" q grounds In
f.uifr,s. re &c. sober 7rl o'liTiny
wage So ami board Apply a. Room II.
40 Broadway. :. I. C..y.
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gounIrn Real Estate d. Eet

CORNWALL~ON DSON.-For rent -
May Til - October furnished house. con-
tanning three pubnc rooms. i've bedrooms
and two servants rooms: spring water In
house: coachman's cottage: ample stable:
garden. tennis lawn: high situation. near
Apply JAMES WYLD. Ardgay. Cornwall
on-iIudson.
NYACK -ON-HUDSON.--For rent by the
year, a Broom house. unfurnished. every
city convenience; grounds with abundance
Of shade and fruit trees: stable, carriage
house and coachman's quarters adjoining:
possession. given May !. Address HEARTH.
Tribune Office.
SUMMIT. n. J.--Furnished and unfur-
nished houses 10 Jet. season or year, large
and small: best locations. L.. @. POT
TER. opposite Station-
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Citn Real Csiate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lONth ~. -
Substantial artistic detached hoJs'. iD~
price. send fer circ.iar. ATLAS IM
IKONENENT CO.. J. Eroadway.
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Doaro 0no Rooms.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms; excel-
liant table: desirable location. ~ west
ZGth-st. ---------
MADISON-AVE. CORNER. ~ Eas'
15ih.st.-I.arge and small rooms appoint
meI.,s md cuisine nrst-class; prices nc
cordingiy: rcaaonable. -
TWO YOUNG LADIES can De su''eo
with room and board at 81" o,h-a'e,
2isT-sT., las EAST 'Gramercy faikl.-
Pleasant rooms: generous table; every
thing first class: private park; reasohaDie'
references. ----
2sTH-sT., 81 WEST.-Elegantly tui-
nished double and single rooms stric'V
first- class table; also table board
20 WEST c6TH-ST.-Rooms with pohIo
table bard: 10 trouble TO show rooH'''
send for circular
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GOyERXESs. COMPANION or HOUSE.
KEEPER BY n refined Christian lady;
experienced; successful teacher GRADUATED,
as governess companion or housekecper:
ac1uirements' thorough English. mathe-
mates. French. music and fancy WORK:
would 80 anywhere for pleasant home and
moderate salary, references exchanged
TEACHER. Box 213, TarrytOwn. y. y.
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LADY'S MAlD.-Bv educated Swedish
giri: good experienced drcssmaker. :. ..
Taylor's system. city references; does nor
oil lsct - travel. speaks English, sofa;
French an. German. Address SWEDE.
care Mrs. Wlsc. $40 3d-a"e.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

FURNISHED southern room IN private
residence; references required -Io r"'"'
G26-rt. --------------
l.-PIIYSiCiAN'S OfhICh' opposite
BRYANT PARK. n wes' 42i-s'
5TU-AvE.. 253-Two front rooms. fuiiy
furnished. man sci 's'H' . ''-'-''
convenient; references required
,rrIr.cT.. % WEST Nicely furnished
Mated rooms: 81 80. 81. 81: hne. large
apartment. magniGcen'ly furnished paths
11.u-sT. 10 WEST. -seconi floor sunny
rooms: surroundings desirable.
% WEST 27TH-sT. New and hand
somely furnished rooms; elegant paiIor
floor for physician. -- -------
oSO-s ST.. 20 EAST Opposite Madison
SQUARE Park. Large handsome rooms
with private bathroom connecting.
coTH IL. between 9Th. Madison. De
sirablc rooms with or without private
bath: parlor and upper floors.
s4TIi-s ,r.. II3 WEST. near Broadway'-
Handsomely furnished parlor or rec'puph-
room for dentist or specialist; every IN
provcment -------------. ----
2c9l LTXINGTON-ANE.. near l2Gth'st.
Nicely furnished room; every CYh-
ycnierc~.
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LADIES MAID. SEAMSTHESs .-First-
ella % IN al kinds 81 sewing, no objection
To- assis, with other duties. actress
DAVIS. present employer, llo west sam