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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
LONG ISLAND.

NORTHPORr-The young chtl u -. VI. Nichols.
OF Commack. who had been lost since Monday last.
found yesterday afternoon. about tw1 miles
from It's home cudd,e1 up in leaves AL uncon-
scOus. by Stockton Van Brun;. M Van Brun'
carried the child home. where IL reGA.ned conscious
and asked for something 20 eat. l. VIII re-
cover.
COLLEGE POINT.-Trouble has broken out In
the congregation OF the Lutheran EvInse,ican
Church. in College Point. over the appointment %
a new pastor. There IS some dis-at.4r.c..on
pressed agains, the present pastor Of 'as church.
he Rev. August EbenicA. ana hc hl7 ben 70
Quested 20 resign Mr.. Ebe adck hSe N,"n pa or
OF the church FOR thirty years. Not .ong ago ne
was called Ia the Wtbuyy Hospital. ana Home Tor
the Aged H. East NeW-York Nr. Eb<nilck, how
ever refused to ,eave his own church At a bust
ness meeting Of the officers % the new church
Wednesday night. il was voted 10 retain The pres
ent pastor By a vote OF y 10 s.
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tpp0JyrrcyrS BY COLONEL FELLOWS

District-Attorney Fellows yesterday f',i two ~
fees which We're created by the recent Legislature
appointing Seaman Miller 10 take cAaier OF the
transfer-tax business CT the OIL. aHi l-l.' D.
Ripinsky 10 le his assistant Ar. M-I'r'a sa.-.F
is 5000 year lie IS native Of Clorm'n;. :. w.
having been born in 1877. lie IS gradual" or
Rutgers having been valeliotorian Of hi, class. j.
1881 he was admitted to tn bar. stephen 4 Walker
when United States Aitornev. made him one OF
his assistants. In the proceedings by the Govern
men; TO have the Church Of the Hoy TRINITY h'''
for engaging the Rev. T. Walpoc Warren rs rec
tor IN alleged violation %! the Contract l.fp-r
law Mr. Miller represented the de- '14ant Ju9E.
Wa''ace decided against the church. bui the tn.''I !
States Supreme Court reversed t1is
Nj Rpinsky viii receive $40 a year. lie Is
graduate OF the University Law school am las
been in practice since 1sSs Under psirct-Ati2rn
Nicou he was transfer-taX clerk. Messrs Miller
and Rpinsky viii conduct the litigation for the co..
lection OF the collateral inheritance tax.
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,rpTrNT VERNON.

,.,.. covnor yesterday heard the arguments Oh
jus 81 his order issued on Monday directing
The -. If the LIST Election District OF the
'hs .,.r ,rsrl Of Mount Vernon TO appear ana sho"
Pour" u,,, they should not be compelled to count
c'- s r,ro.s for Edison Lewis. Republican "hich
's., had returned rejected ballots argument
"''' =, b, Roger sherman for Lewis ana James
was ma, ~ gisks and the inspectors After near
;Se Arguments the Court decided IL was 9usS
ton VI Ia. - si,,ilor instance. could only be de-
e scsed by trial Of the ISSUE MI Mo9d snSn
asked ina. ~. ,b. BOARD of Canvassers could cam
issued 50 vote for the other officials Mr. Wood ar
s that as there was no contest as 20 in For
tue1 ,ba other candidates. IT was haruship iol
ton 0. h deprived Of their rights because OF a
mn ms in three districts which could not poss'IIa
MIsnu" Sfr sherman asked for time TO submit d
; aS!p,, a. rerly 10 Mr. Woods argument
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SHOULD BRONZE STATUES BE cLEAYEDi'

The Park Board held meeting yesterday after
noon which was attended by Commissioners clad
SEN Tappen and Bell superintendent. parsons
suggested that the Board should appropriate money
for the cleaning o: the bronze statues in the park
81 would like 20 know" said Commissioner Bell.
what harm can come 10 bronz. statues Cor want
Of cleaning
President Ciausen thought cleaning would make
them look better. and Superintendent Parsons said
statues were cleaned IN Paris
.'Weu I've been in Paris several tines sail
Commissioner Ren. "anI have never seen bronze
statues cleaned. ! would lke some competent per
son 10 pass on the question before we spend >llv
In cleaning bronze that perhaps noes no; require -
he cleared The matter was laid over.
The Architect Of Constructon Tor the Caste
Garden Aquarium reported that $1,000 would Doe
required FOR thing the floors.
The Rev Dr. W S Ralnsfori objected 20 TIE
site OF one OF the cottages In Stuyvesani Park W.
RaU said he chose the site. ana i was an TthI
The board decided not 10 alter IT,
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NORTH SALEM.

,,c, N,zz9rra,ti died on Wednesday from ou!-
h-.s ,r the neck, Inflicted by Leonardo Mar
n X The, we,s employed by Peter Canton d
~ .or,r,c;or. Oh ,he New-YOrk water WORKS
,I,,essI pal large, against the side OF an out
r,lsng and fired a, It with a revolver al c.oSe
II, declares he was unaware that Luigi
,,ss. The bullet wen, through the thin side
vas .i'. bh,i.1inr and through Mazzarratus neck;
o me uu iT nan staggered out, and was carried
The T ,b tarm house Known as the 0d Greeley
Psce which Horace Greeley occupied many yGH's
oeiots ~ Tia was a native Of Italy. and c!uZen
6 France He had jus; received eier trS ms
% 81 er.rsate4 him 70 return 70 her ana tle;'
VIE. ss - Coroner Banning made an inVesti-
, ea.jSu and decided that the shooting was acct
dental
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10 ARD AND ROOMS.

l2TU s. n WEST scc1nl-s'ory a.
cove AMI Other rooms. superior iiiir
frarsle.fa and Sou'h"fu~rs accommodates :
summer 'atrs: references
lgTH-sT.. 10 WEST Clean. newly fur.
rishad rooms. largo. medium and ilN
rooms. gentlemen p'efcff~i
10 WEST 3sTH-sT.-Very drsifa.l" rooms
with board. references given fni r"-
quired.
21sT-sT'. . WEST Desirable large rooms
with superior board. select snriFnh1-
Tres. summer ratr.. transient paiii's "'-
commolafcf. references.
2tTH ST. 49, West Nicelv fnrn.4heA
rooms. small private houSe. h"aiI " I"-
sired. homcIif". nice location, t''f. "" '''.
81 WEST 10TH. ST. ;,csiralie. iarge. cool.
comfortably furnished rooms. with goa
attendance. excellent home table. rri''-
enccs.
~ WEST 4arH ST. LANG and small
rooms A. summer prices. Stfhnf"r' I'D VA"
city arcoinn dated.
59D- ST. - WEST -Han.sprae. larg"
rooms On suite OF sirglv. iransi"nis ac-
cnrmolated. superior tarlf. rri"i'n''F.
NTH ST. 1913 WEsT-Larg- md small
rooms. with board. gentlemen ~ f'',
tlefncn and wives. references. table board
.rS.
&. WEST list ST.-Eooms. wlth ''in-
Mag water. near !. station, good h''tfd,
S,uthcrncry desired. table b'aic
S3rIf ST. 1e3 FAsT.--'omfort ~ a r'al
home. WIN cxquis.'" board. Tor i"' E'hI
,l.ut.n Of education. ca frnNrln'" "'"
Wif". IA prisnt" in'niIy.
lei LEXiNGTO%-AVE.- Pine rooms. HON"
comforts: excellent board. iCatl"h a ~
able FOR traneeuts. summer prices '"'''
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CAROIIT. - New Chemical discovery.
mixed with kcros ne oil. saves explosion,
ugly smell and smoke by using OF kefo-
s-ne stoves and lamps. gfrceis. sells AZ
20. box. HOCHSTAETTER MFG.
co. of!ce i.l Throop-ave.. BROOKLYN.
DR.. EOSELL's ZErOAEY. that p,7u-
lar remedy f0r sweating. tender. tirel
feet. CONS. bun'oas ami lngrpwlng nails.
's'll ay al druggists or mailed Tor -.
JAMES Pha-macy. 200 Sth-ave.
GENTLEMEN wishing - Gisp1so n 'h~lr
lefi-1n clothing az fair 'a.uc will fieis -
coil or ad1irfa EDWARD MILLER U.s.
''h-av".. near Wlverl'v Place.
OCCASION EXTRAORDINARY Roval
Disrritz XII Gloves. &c; summer CAS-
TOYS. GGc 'zafina PiIues. 600. Pure Siif
Nesf-. IA I.sl" Rn bod Intor' ee's 80.
JAMES. 800 Broadway
II YOr WISH TO MAKE nice In
come o. small capital write to T.
DONOVAN. CO.. 6th-avc.
l. PfCKHARDT. 9iG Lenox-ave.-Cahinet
maker an uDlols'"re-. ca-pets ana mat
resscs afforded ,0: als1 manufacfur@r NJ
roachcs. bugs. moths. c'r.
PATENTS f,r inventions secured prompt
Is. Best OF references. Liberal terms.
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly conhdcntial. Address OSCAR
A. MICHEL e CO No. icj Montcomery-
ave. Bloomfield. New. jersey. Handbook
f1r Inventors" free.
WANTEp by young l,dv. envelopes
and Wrappers 10 address. Miss ROCK Err
30 Fast 27ih-s'.
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JERSEY CITY.

Thomas w. Hacketi, of No. ~ Hcl<sst.. Brook
yn. was arraigned before United states Commits
sioner Isaac Romano at Jersey CITY yesterday.
charged with writing letters TO persons in Wash
inston, ID. c., in the name OF Mary \. Smith, So
Letting aid 10 take her TO Washington. where she
lived. Hackett received the letters a the Jersey
CITY Postoffice. and arrested last Friday. He
insisted that he wrote the letters for a woman
named Smith, but he could not tel whore she lived;
neither could the police find her. At the eXamna-
ton yesterday n woman sixty years Old appear a
and said she Mary 4. Smith There We're
seven letters awaiting her at the postohlce and
these being sent for Mrs. Smith orCned them IN
presence Of the commits ana then she also
was placed under arrest Five OF the letters con
tanned money or checks. the aggregate being SIC.
The prisoners We're remanded in order to enable
Chief Murphy to make 4 further investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
DnESSMAkING.

DRESSMAKING Perfect fitting ana So
lsh dresses made on shori no'lce ii'i'
Sc up Mrs WITKON. 22i West I''n-S'
EXPERIENCED RESSMAKER. goa
cutter and draper. dcsires work ~ hunir
or out by the day. moderate. EDITH
SMITH. 1872 East JOth-st.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAkEk 81 emil
dren's and misses dresses by week or
month: city OF country. highest CITY reirf-
cnces DKESsMAkER 1856 East siih-st
FIRST-CLAsS DRESSMAKING At nnfer-
ate prices. Mrs. COOK. 1870 East 20 ST..
LADIES TAILOR and experienced dress
maker wishes 10 recommend hims"i
ladies who wsh perfcct-htting garments
made Al moderate prices. elmer. WIS uNg
and reception gowns and all oth'r Styles.
at home preferred. or by day ""' t.h"
a3d-st Q bells
MILLER & FENDER. late Of 2lo West
St. where they are prepared 70 receive
orders for June.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The taking of testimony the wri; Of cer,iorari
obtained from the New-Jersey supreme Court for
the purpose Of breaking the contract between the
M!ld.esex County Board Of Freeholl,Ts ana the
Berlin Iron Bridge Company. OF Connecticut. for
the building Of a new bridge at Rariian Lana ling.
before supreme Court Commissioner James II. Van
Clcef. Theodore Cooper consulting engineer, Of
NewYOrk. was called expert. end testiii 20
that bridge according - the pans and specified
tons could be built for S72'j whereas the contract
price Is S29 $50 The writ Is brought the allesa-
ton that the contract price is excessive and that
there was collision among various BIDDERS.
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EIHNisIIED nOOMs.

uArtIrIOE APARTMENTS. olornn'ly
futrlrh.d suites. private baths, sinfI'
rn,ms and lnth. orly $50 per month N
ciudIny breakfast and valet aN"hr'H''
. West 31'h-s'.
FRONT HALL ROOM: also two large
front rooms newly furnished ana deco
rated. wlth running water. Tor e"hl'''"e"'
2l0 Wet 49'b-st.
FOR RENT. ON 5TII-ANE.. beautifully
Furnished io"ns for The summer p'l'e
sG0a. Apply NJ. Union League Gun.
LADY WILL RTNT prc''Hy furnished
second story room. hot AM cold wnt"I .
haih adjoining; to one or two gentlemen
convenient location. :io West l2'th ~
LARGE ROOM on arlor noor. suitable
for physician Or d nrst. IN" on sec"fu
no,r. furnished: =. .nvcnlcncr. coll all
week. 2'S Unions BROOKLYN.
LADY WILL REHT prettly furnished
second story room. hot ana cola "A'e. :
bath adjoining: - one or two gentlemen
convenient location. 30 West l26th-s'.
THE MYSTIC
ION yvcs, 39;i-sf.. next corner Broadway -
single rooms. small end large. apartments
with bath: furnished or unfurnishr9' ref-
srenc'a.
2sTir. ST.. ~. between 9TH and Madison
ares. Bachelor apartments, WIN .,ne,y.
without private bath: On suit" or sihs'y .
convenient 70 hotels summer prices.
70 WEST eGTII 81. near University club.
-pacheicr apartments. elegant. nIy
rooms n well-appoint"d house; private
baths: now plumbing; breakfast EngiiSh
vale, attendance references. -.-..-
AZ WEST Dist sT.-Engiish basement
house: elegantly furnished. large @ni
small rooms: beautiful north parl0rs. with
bath: saliab,c for dentist: 'front.' paTlor FOR
physician: house thoroughly renovated
furniture rev; location ulsuTpthsed; DC
tween Broadway ond 5ih-ave.
40 WEsT 2isT- ST. Suite OF rooms. or
slngiy. win board: rcferonces excnengen.
25G WEST 23D-sT. two large. hand
ror,ely furn.3he6 rooaaA TO let. translenuJ.
together or sci arntc; terms rens1rablh
221 LTXlSGToN-AVE.-S furniHhsd
,n-rr aaf Fmsg ranr.s; all iIip-oye-
ments: breakfast. summer terms
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DRESSM MAKING.

DREsSMAKISG.
ARTISTIC DREsSMAKING. Perfect 1T.
,uns costumes. handsome dresses. Sl2
.-n'e. OWEN. l51 Wee; 22d-s;.
RTlsTlc DREssMAKING: imported
iAsnlons hotel orders Al short notice,
ssoas purchased II desired moderate
snees Mrs. MELHOY. - East llth-n'.
~"sNeen Broadway and University Place,
vCrrRIERE FRANCHISE. Mime: Anaer-
en- lvN Vest lIth-st.. formerly "Itn
,se..hs: ladies' own materials made; last
al =. crosses reinodeiied. perfect sty'es
O3aPETENT DREssMAKER. by the
.nay' SKIRTS and waists. also docs remoG-
ii1,,s anu alterations. Address Mrs
.sti. SJJ Columbus-aye.
DREssMAKER. Perfect nttcr and de-
.shei 20 years experience. makes hand
Swve suits. latest styles, SO up. Mrs
III. 100 West J0th-st.. IL" station.
DSaSsMAXER-Prrfectly experienced in
vo,inng mting and quick al designing.
d. Ike engagements BY the day. Ad-
-" DHEsSMAKER. go West 23d-st.
ntsSM AKER. Excellent cutter. filter
vo.s aes'gner: dresses made IN two days;
nv Ir,ine or hy the dav. 50: city or c0un-
W.., ,:. hde system. Miss SWANSON, 3iJ
s1a.ssMAKER wants a few more custom
Fox a.. home. suits from SO up. II.
Jrlv. OH west sOth-st.. near Riverside
nsssssssAKER. formerly with Nine.
fefe,s-s"'5 VIII nesc gowns from IS 10 si2.
"sef w West 43d-si-
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS WANTED n places outside OF
New Yurl. 20 sell an a:tlcir - TX 70,
place n butter aad lard in cooking. per
f,ctly uure and very rich. q. :. :. Trib-
unc Office.
EOOKKEEpER. SIS. collector. $500 horA;
office assistant. travelling saics;nru and
clerks of an kinds MUTUAL EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY. ga Broadway
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers O
London. Liverpool. Glasgow. work fDl
Iassac. Apply ~ G-eenwich-st
WE WILL PAY good agcrts CO., citho'
soy 81 per Jag 10 handle IA" Lion Corr
arl Eu1ion cure ia ih'ir sections. "r'ry
box accnnpaniaa l.. a s. guarantee"
sa~rl.. % six ocX"s. 81 T.. ir-a1. al-
dres4 the manufacturer. q. ~ BIT ROE
& CO. l91 aul mi West l,nndpiph-st.
Ch.caVo ~
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Ne W-JERSE i.
NEWARK.
He Is DEAD.

Guido Garmadel!o. the Italian restaurant keeper
who was shot on Tuesday evening by GrcgorO
Roberto, the Italian who is locked up in Police
Headquarters in NewYork. died last evening The
dead man tried to put a party OF his countrymen
from the restaurant. and IN the fight which fol
lowed he was shot in the breast and in the back.
Roberto. who did the shooting. fled to Neu-N Ork.
but captured by the N.w-York police al 30.
"a Muiberry-st. Extradition papers wiz be made
to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
RYE NEON

Rvs Neck Will b. crowded. in al probaoii on
r6m-sl,v June Z with delegates to the k3"or'h
- r,rvs,,ion The convention WI BE- at
i|eas ..,.ts~s - tho New-York East Con
s 1890 X,s.rcr comprising over seventy-fve Meth
ls s, sharcbes in the states Of New-Yo and Con
nscticur Prominent speakers VIII anure'S '"7
convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
WHITE PLAINS.

Michael G.hooley, the proprietor OF oo''''"s
works in Marilne-ave. White Plains. was seVere.S
injured las. evening by the bursting Of a bottle
.wbg- {, was being charged with soda water Gil
hooty's rgh, arm was badly cut by he fying gas
ani /. was feared ne would bleed - ceatn nelole
Drs Nfagness and De Hart stopped the how OF
Bo9i The Board Of Trustees has decided 70
send s. 900 Immediately in road Improvement.
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WORK tNTED.


STENOSR ApTrE-R an experienced
.i.r,r'auher ard rapl write, IN he
R.mlnrtrn mach NO. wants permanent p1-
slflon. w.il t.gin ~ "a small SALARY win
f.e.rall. nrw Ailrrss Miss a Il. r..
care Ms. Harriet Peafsa. White Plains.
= y
WORK WANTED -fnd.es' and childron's
OLD dresses re1oy9ied. rsracr'i. nov
,l.r-ss etc.. atalns refnuyol. cleaned and
pressed = T.. 30 Ea-i i3tf-"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
PEEK SKILL

W D. s,rang. hfty-dve years o.d. was iound i'i'
hanging 10 a tree in a dense woodland on hih''I1
near PeeksSl Wednesday morning Corons'
+,ry yesterday afternoon decided that S,rang nI1
cor1-ni.,sd suicide He had for several weeks MAJ
fes.s5 signs 81 melancholy and suicida mama ~
leaves widow ami one child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

MAGNIFICENT s-story 2O-ft. brownstone,
100 Il. street. near Park. A decided bar
gain others. all prices. STEVENS. "th-
ave. cor S3d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth-st.-
Substantial. artistic detached house. low
p-ice. send for circular ATLAS M
PROvENENT CO.. ~ Broadway
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HORSES AVID CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE OR TO HIRE FOR THE SEA
SON.-Pony OUTFIT for children. Ad-
dress Dr. o. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder,
y O. Box l6l, jamaica. !. J.
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FLATS TO LET-unfurnishcd.

whist. NO lS4 WEST First Hat;
seven rooms ard bath. outside windows
-. al ICONS. steam heat: references; rent
80 yer month.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AGENCY Tor Noniclalr.-R Residences. all
KIDS T.. sale 0r rent. furnished houses.
TUBS q TAYLOR. . Iieekman-si.. y. Y.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A Attractive Handsomely furnisncl
rooms for ten gentlemen. with oaths
and large par.or. In elegant private Rouse
East 47th-st.; breakfast optional; terms
moderate. references given and required
ELEGANT ROOMS. handso.aely fur
rlshed; especially attractive :or summer
near raj Park. with or without boafo
reasonable S West 7ls:-st.
LARGE. cool. comfortably furnished par
Tor. with communicating bedroom.
southern exposure. adjoining daintiiy fur
nishei hall bedroom. IL wanted: dofifnDie
home and table: very reasonable terms .or
summer. 70 Wes, l2th-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

"sIISTlc DREsSMAKING.- Perfect Mt
,,uns Costumes handsome dresses. III.
.-in'e- OWEN. l57 Wee; 22d-s;.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

10 RENT ke George. nile from Cali-
Vel; large house. furnished. stables, ice
Ieuse: tennis. bol's. desirable. r. e. L..
Lincoln National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

sad TO have seized him in the darkness and in the
nght which followed beaten ard kicked him They
theA took S5 from him. He canHot Identify the men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

ATTENDANT By Protestant giri as
attendant On Invalid lady has not n'iri
such "A POSITION. Tut can h" re'"inih'',u !. %,
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

e2S Rue 81. Houovc. Paris
Between tie Tuleres Gardens. Pace Vendone
families Beautiful Hall. ia 90 Dg. "Inr-is ,1i.s.
and NV opera. adyant' geoGs arrangements fJ-
Electric Light, &c. Te.cgIam~. "I...la.blJn."
Paris HENKY AIADIE.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

LEEXCaf
NsSsANkER. formerly with Nine.
fefe,s,1"'.x VII meac gowns from IS 10 si2.
"s"ee> 2o2 West 43d-si-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
FLATS TO LET-Furnished.

10 LET UNTIL OCTOBER. n large. hand
.hsly and fully furnished apartment.
80. 80 central Park and West Slst-s;. sta
s,.a' - feet front. rooms and bath: rent
n ~ per month. Address WILLIAMS. j.
y Box 9GS. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01
noursric SITUATIONS WANTED.

AZ MRS MALMRERGS swedish
bureau. 3l2 ith-ave.. up-tairS-fl. ~
,.s swedish cooks clam5"rmaids.
s,amstrcsses wai'rtsses '"u'''''
t,,tf.rs walters useful men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

.r,tpROi'GULY competent widow and
.,n would like the care of PRIV ate
house. lest ~ references. NJ. r.. ga 9Th
IA Hmm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

TsEFUL-MhN on gen'leman's country
,.irr.. thoroughly understands the man
oten.nt ~ cattle. generally useful. best
r.,erences. 3 years In last situation.
stNpER FIDEI.lS. lOl Willhm-s;.'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-01

T-SEFUL-NAN- by Young. intelligent
nulatto. understands driving doctor pre-,
r.rr.l. clty or country. Address JAMES
FOSTER. .S9o Broadway. brooklyn.
WANTED man and wife unfurnlshed
house 90 take car" ~, references 'NOf-
PER II East liith-st
-vorNG MAN English. wants place In
ho,el. 81. or country. willing AMI oolis-
ing. reference as % honesty and sohrie,y.
IDRsON 1872 Gth-Hve