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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
BAEO\\ NE.

church AZ Bergen Point. special jubilee services
were held yesterday forenoon in celebration % the
improvement and decoration OF the ejltce The
venerable rector. Father Tr<mas NJ. * cen con-
Quoted the services being assisted by his curates.
Father George Richmond and Father william +.
Ryan.
The recently organized Bayonne Good Govern
men, club has elected the following officers: Pres-
dent. Alexander Christie; Vice-presidents Wiiliam
y Ruggles and James : Coward: recording score
,ary. William H. Du Bots; corresponding secretary.
Charles ". Parker, treasurer Alfred w. Booth; ~
.cuiive committee. Albert Billings William =. Al
,erS. William ii. Nreeland and Edward T. Stockton.
A. the deferred annual meeting Of the BaYonre
Board OF Trade the election for officers resulted a.
follows President. Walter y. Gay; vice president.
Winfield 5. Chamberlin; secretary. Joseph !" Will
Jams: treasurer Patrick W. Connolly; trustees
Mayor William G. Farr James : Coward ana j.
Herman Mahnken
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BLOOMFIELD

"o men yesterday morning entered the waiting
room o. the GREENWOOD Lake Railroad station at
bioo'nfiell. where &. " Jacobus was acting ticket
agent ana while one covered him with a revolver
'he o'her walked INTO The ticket Office and empted
'he cash-diawer. which contained about so This
done. they tied the agent hand ana r,,, .,t ui,h
lafilhS adInoniiion that t. he made q noise they
MouIi return and XIII him. they hurried aaaV
jacobus was afraid 10 cry Out bur b-r,n vorkin.s
ms 'e"t ana soon managed 10 slip them free. lie
then ran 20 the uppe. floor WhiCh Is tenanf-d and
TN" cords which bound his hands w-r, cut while
messengers were sent I'm haste 20 the police Some
o. Inc people living upstairs had seen the tHo
men enter ana leave the station. but there WIS
nothing 10 arouse their suspicious The police ha We
FOR them
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Ne W-JERSEI.
NEW ARK

Emil N.rle~. twenty three years OIL bill clerk
Or Peters s calhoun. harness manufacturers VINO
Nsanpeartl on Saturday after drawing the pay
chsck Of the firm amounting 20 $'eo. has not -;
hssn found His father mas made good IN amount
az the check to the company.
on election night efigcs supposed 10 represent
elk members Of a Republican faction IN RoS-vi.le
we're burne. during parade and juoiaNon oN,r the
,i,torv The charged with opposing the
Republican candidate FOR Freebooter. The mana
GERS Of the demonstration had had painted back
-,bbon badges on which was inscribed: Sacred 60
tho memory u SIX Republican traitors. Then fol-
lowed the names OF six we!l-known Republicans %
tho ward The latter did not relish the Insult and
Il is now asserted by th"m that they will bring tn
matter before the Grand Jury.
The NeW-.erSeY WOnlan's Suffrage Association
has elected the following officers: President Mrs.
Florence Howe Hall. of Planheld. ce-presiient,
Mrs Mary Campbell; corresponding secretary, p".
Mary II. HusSey. of East Orange: auditor. Aaron
NJ Powell. Of Plainheld; recording secretary Mrs.
Emma l.. Blackwell: treasurer Ms. :. K. krOm.
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BUsISESS CHANCES.

Novel Flower Holder breast Pm. 81 80
IaTks's Celebrated 'Ophir' Collar KItfon.
4Ss.o2G. EDGAR TATE \ COMPANY.
Patent Solicitors. 20 h'oad"r'.
A ! PATENTS FOR SALE Ba,,..s
Sewer Pipe Connections, 1885 stamp
a i.einers Wire Fence 5O7 500. Nrlli.' f.
Dice Throwor. 52i2G5 EDGAR TATE q
COMPANY. 20 Broadway.
Al Patients FOR SALE -McNab'-
Safety " .ndow tiofh"s'in" support
49,. 500. 4Gi. lGi. jl5.335. Koh"fts.s Tnung
drawer. 3S7 jG7. EDGAR TATE n 60.
2ij Broadway
Al PATENTS FOR SALE Klnsmin's
proved Harness Machine. AZ as, liar'-
wigs Brow Bands ion Brides. 90. .od.
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. - Eroad-
way.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE C1meron's
Watohmak-rs To,l-. 4N7.Ns W9.59'.
Hudson's Train Order Cas~. 5233l2 ken
TATE & COMPANY. "a rfo,dway.
A PATENTS TOR SALE De- CELL
ing-TDp. 627.oI3. Gri'in's Wall Piast"r.
$50. SO: M'Nah's Autou aiic 4 'nd"H
Sash shuucr Lo.'l. 52G. ~ EpGAE
TATE q COMPANY. 2ih broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE Kochner.
HAT V~n,iiaior. 40 .553 Iio0rnds Mold
ing Hanger. - 1i2. Nh'eirf's Shoe VT
ting S,oni. 51G.7lG EDGAR TATE
COMPANY. ~ Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOX SALE. Ncilis's Au-
tomato stew Pau. CAROLS Automatic
Coupling. $40 G"G Van Inns AiJn.i
BE- DlawinE n,srd' ~; VA ip'NH
Al PATENTS FOR SALE Meron.h &
'rOfurs Sui Lore. i2l.'i1,. 'Dn"'ti p
Curtain and PORTER Pole aiiD~"dr ~.
GAR TATE 4 Company. ~ Hroad""'
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Kossi'er a
McGarf.y's rplling-liod. 800. ~. ant
Checkbooh -iiDldor. 41i.Di7. ShpuEh'- Ar
tomato Coupling. - s3p. EDG AZ TATE
q COMPANY. 2i3 hf"'d""'.
4 PATENT INVESTMENT - -"
buys staple Christmas TIE" Iiinmin'i d.
30 gross stock. ana manufhcinilnt cum.
Samples exhibited. EbG Nix 4NlF
COMPANY. American and Foreign 'i'-
cni solicitors. 20 iloadw"y
Al PATENT INVESTMENT s. 900 pur-
chsscs Beam Compass l"i'n' ~ am
furniture. Inventor decreased 81!
address EDGAi. TATE ''MfANN
~ BrDadwar.
PATENT INVESTMENT $50"
wanted 10 procure European patent upon
street. RAILWAY sander. srcD"s sfuHy sell
.ng here. Half interest given El'tAh
TATE Il COMPANY. 2i3 Broadway.
a ! PATENTED lNNESTMENT- special
-pat.nteo ufcessfuily operating multi
printing typewrii-r. Cheapest ana b"s,
Writes 100 different aphabets Interest
for salc. EDGAR TATE COMPANY.
Patent Solicitors -i5 iroadvat.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND 81, ESCKiI-
TIONs FOR THE MEMOIRS TkiE.
I'NE WILL De RECEIVED At TIE
I.pTOWN OFFICE. no. i.2t2 Broaf"n'.
"a door north ~ Thirty -nrst-si.: ami Ap-
at he following itian'A
Onics, 234 Eighth ave; 900 fhrd-AN'H
liner Foriv.seVen'h-st: $50 East Forty
sev.nih.si.. corner Third $50 East
i25ih- - near Thiri-aye.. org Third-","
n.tr sixty nrs'-si 7 InS f,fsi ave. 10"
west Forty.scc nl-s' IL. 'oi'i'''f AZ
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VIEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PEEKSKILl..

,r,r,nc a drunken brawl over woman Michael
p"' -, WAS mortally wounded by Jasnus Grepo
Th''. s-, occurred on Friday night in James For
Inc sarroom at Croton Dam. There were num-
ues Italians in the place drinking when some one
' %. the name of the woman lightly and quarrel
Use" -. four men took part followed During the
N whic.m MINCED knife in the abdomen of
ieh, LIMO t;repo then fed. The stabbing brought
Thin. 81 an emf DIR. Byineton was summoned
the nsI,rnation showed there was no hope OF the
IN eN' recovery. Father Bowen administered ex-
nan ,c,ion 10 Thintelnino. The authorities took
IRENE u( two Italians named Petna and Do
in ,0,co as to- Two who took part in the fight with
The m'u s being made. 1t Is Thought he escaped to
W. NorI
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

\ rtIIl.E which VIII rival Piss IN clover
fr -fl" outright. STAT 10y count, risn' .
pt~f,f manufacturer Mo vii pay m~
ro.rltv ~ IILE. l04 East 7e'h-s'
\ COMPLETE Plant FIR the manufac-
fu.. ~ srnaWrnfal plaster and PAPER
mf.lr l~ii~f decoration. 0Nnr. wants TO
SELL au accom- ~ b"ing actively Engaged
~ other business. The plant f. ready ~
orders 81 once. mis- is an opportunity
rarely met VIII. VIII sell very chop.
OifpET' NJ. los West 42is'
ATTENTION. II yon h,,.. = store or
business - any kind y0u wish sold guic'.-
ly without publicity apply MDONAID .
NIiGiNS 40 Nas~ap--i
ADDfT!ONNL CAPITAL procured FOR
bu-inr-. purpps"- investors adN i-"d
without chang" If desirable opportunities.
highest commercial references GRlGGS
y CARLETON 2o2 Eroadw'y.
BOSTON business man ~ experience
wishes 60 represent Lr~'-Ol lass manu-
far'urrr ur commercial house In %"W
England. dryRoDis preferred. Address \.
l.. W. 80 State-.t.. Room ~. Boston.
CABINET ORGAN Builders ought 10
read about Il"nD laness Inventions.
W~"ily Tribune. November 81 png~ o
LADY PAKThEE Win s'r for office
cash nusin~ss. control larg. sales. lOn per
c~nt pfon'. y. s.. Tribune pni'c
OPPORTr NIFTY sELDOM OFFERED
sale. :. +. iIAKEELL. l3l iih-ase.
PARTNER WANTED. Gentleman wi'h
- pp - s. n'U. place 80 retiring uaf'n~r.
established tnauufaci rirK business Al
dress SCIi' IEE H. IA'k ~pN. Lawyer.
40 broad - N-wl'i.. = i.
SMALL. CAPITAL. furnished fug manufa''-
urlnr business vh"'r position con b' had.
something or u eniine order preferred.
Address S Tribune O'hc,.
WANTED man with >sO,o. m nov 20
cured. So OOJ annually. CARRIER -
Grand Rapids Mich
s 900 WANTED Special capital without
services. pay - aunHn.lr. without risa.
no scheme. fun Investigation. Address
"W1IilDtT RISK" ?" W~-i l4th-si
s-p-IDAN WHnfeT three month"; thf""
times amount securlt, Eis"n ana st1
commission. Address PROMPT. Box ~.
Tiihun- Once
81 pU SPECIAL capital wanted imiIrdi-
at.ly. Len per cent profit. ample s~'ufiN.
Address Success. BOX . Tritunc pnio".
ADVERTISEMENT MD srBsrRIP-
TONS FOR TIE NEW YORK THil'-
I'NE Will. RE- RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE ~ ! -: btoadway.
- ssJr north 81 Thirty -nrsi II
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A-Sl 600 CASH AMI 500 per month VIII
buy handsome well-built Istory las"-
rnent and sutcellar house g West "ith-'t.
between Central Park and columbus ave.
decorated. gas fixtures paving REM bny
house. Permit and part iculars OF owner
CHARLES HEX.
ColumDus-ay". and '21-s'.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.-Furni-h"d or
un'urnishsd. four-s'Ory. high stoop.
hrOwnstOn- house. basement and subc"Ilar :
rent 81 900 furnished 81 2p). sale. ST.
200. 5000 down. lOG Wes' 19th-s'. Ap-
ply on premises
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ELIZABETH

me 'athoHc Church OF the Sacred Hear HERE.
'e"' oI dept was consecrated Yesterday by
-N'"pishop Corrisan. OF New-York The copsecra-
'io" ceremony took place early in the morning ana
was private The public exercises in connection
win the affair We're held al 1920 O'Clock ana con
sisted o. procession OF the clergy around the
church. a Poniifcal high mass and sermon Rishon
Nigscr or Newark. Vas the ceebrant OF the mass
WIN me Rev. Isaac Z. Whelan. OF Paterson deacon
ana me Kew. Eugene L. Carroll. of Elizabeth sub
uea'OH. me sermon was preached by the Rev
Alexander Doyle. OF the Paulists NeW-York
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WORK WANTED.
r'eiiiay~

Trmavr.
\ LADY ARTIST musical ara doin"s'I,'
eI-n-- position in a faml,. In Wa. p
1re.. INDUSTRY. Box .. l2'2 Dtoad~sy
A yorNG LADY wishes lgh, employment
- r.u- ~ West iGth-sf.
4 LADY ARTIST. no, navns her tine
all ni.eI. VIII gl" massage treatment or
4'a.'r!clty. ADELE HORNUNG. 49, 5ih-
aye. near cyst
AIADY ~Nperi-r cd in teaching th- Eng
rsn irHuri.- iuu-lD. FfHncN. drawing
arI painting. Wishes q p.-.t!on a. visiting
r.t,rr"-- lu Nr" loi". Hr"ahltn or W.
.ir.t.. Hns highe-r references. uiur years
.r .a. family AIlr-S~ Ms W, 3s'
urln.-'.. H..ohi'n.
ENrEET sTENOGRArHEH AMI TYPE
WRITER Literary w1fh, sermon report
INK .Ialfi. tlgh.clIs- reference. X.
o. g. rrblu~ OHi.r.
I'VENcII ParN and North German
taught by an "Np.f Fenced teacher even
irs classes ~ ladies and gentleman.
FOREIGNER. ~" East 'O'n-s'.
LADY desires i,p-viItiug 20 % at home.
optics iutrg.cruf fu English. German
and Fr.n0h. literary Co., Otherwise. rerspn-
al.. rates Adde'S "bl' SiNhSS. TriO-
uur orc.
ST..NOGHNrUEE and TYPEWRITER
ENp.ri-u,~d Young lfif s-~rs permanent
ro-ifi .u HhlN ula- 'tr salary expected.
best ~ r-f,rru'". Address STENpG
KApfEE. II Bible House.
-sTENuGR NrIIER TYPEWRITER and
office. assistant Hy Young lady. eNpr-
ri.u,..l. references. INDI SrRlotS -
Affufurf-s
eTr~DGRAPiI.R ami ~ PENHlTFR
ENu-rlnu,.l $50 al branch" st~u"siiphlc
va,k Adde'S DlLlGEN'N. lj2 dth-aN".
TEA'HEK English young ialf "Npeii
.nrrt .rl successful teacher. gives
r.,rofort,. violin. harmony. mandolin ami
guitar lessons. ~Nr~ll"r' ng,umpaH'-t' n,i
""r,,'. terms AlJr.~s Artistic. - B'hle
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PLAINElELD.

Harold Greeneaf. the ne-year-old son Of George
Greenleas died yesterday from a bullet fired into
his body saturday afternoon from Flobert rihe.
The hoy was plaving with the weapon in the fields.
some o. his young friends accompanying him on
hunting expedition. In some manner unknown 10
his narens the rifle was discharged ana me phlItt
meme rated the boys breast, graZed the near,
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18TH ST - EAST-Twp beautiful fats.
nine rooms each. steam and every con-
y-nlrnce. single mouse: owner on prem SEES:
10 lease $500 and $1,000.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SrBScRIP-
TfONG FOR THE YORK TRlB-
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l2,2 Eroadway.
"a door north Of Thirty hrst-st.: and AID
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: - Eigh'h-a.".: 100 Thirds ave.
corner Forty Sevcnth-si.. 100 Eat Forty
se,eniii-sf. corner Jhird-aNc.: $50 East
Ja5ih-si. n~ar Thlrd-ate. 02B Third ave.
near siN'y -hrst-s'. /. ,uS First-aNe.: i"t
W~s, forty scc.nf-si.. 1872 's!umbus-ave
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TO CELEBRf1E ETICJlUON DAY.

THE Sons or THE REVOLUTION WILL HAVE
DINNER TO-NIGHT-THE FLAG RAISED
At THE BATTERY YESTERDAY
One hundred and eleven years ago YESTERDAY ih"
British forces evacuated tn, city OF N~w- york,
embarking in their wa v-ssels lying n the Bat
terry at J D. N. Shortly aficrwarI IN" victorious
Continental Army. with George Washington az IFS
head came marching down he "Oi Bow~rv Road
10 Boston" from Harlem. carrying their blttle-torn
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CONSTELLATION FREE. divorces Oh
tainrd without publicity. legal evidence
Furnished: confidential Investigations
slfndoWing. daily habits ase"rtain-d. "A-
r.rt DETECTIVES iWESTIOTOKNt. D-tec
A.. and i.sw Agency. III IroaiwhN.
WANTED 10 purchase an established
county scat Republican nr~spLp~r Al
dr.s, i6I West 2d-st.. canton. ONO.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

GREAT SACRIFICE. private stable
10 Wesf ii'h-s'.. Slui light. nr.f-riase
cgtund"r extension Up family surrey. oYs'
S425 usrl SIX works also TWO fla. lap
robes ana pDl" I'm" single hairless sllt"r.
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TRIBUNE MONDAY

back b ,nfoush the left lung and lodged in the
nounced the u w; ndesse who was summoned pro-
whetber nm morrnng when he died 1t is not known
HE cnv me boy shot himself or whether one OF
' companions discharged The rife accidentallv
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

-
Male.
nrTI.ER Ply 20 butl,r -: has been an.
,ll,.i on .h.. best hotels of Europe ana
t..s country -r"aA~ four ldnsiat-S '@H
furnish references. Ntdr'-- W. g.. b'A
lo7 advertisements ag"no,. 81 81 ave.
Et.TLsR aud VALET \ lsd> wlshc, 'o
:, nf. 4 SITUATION for her butler whom
.l. If lisNif recommend 100 every IT,
-,.r. ga nlst-.it~s ,ll-f PLEASE call ot
adde's D. N. II" L~noN a.r
H-TIER would like 10 recommend
mnrri~d '"an be- sr"o' nd 90, ""i ,,,.. as
rf-t class lut,or. n private family "u"ns
and nblieine. h.-t city references city cor
country. Gail EMILE. - i'n.Atr.. nai"
store
HITLER T., Young coior~d man IN phi
Nai- fAmils thoroughly understands hi-
business: good ciS r~rerenc~. Last EMPLOYER
can be- seen BOOKER. 2i' West Jlsi-s'.
COON .Firstciass. color,d. In private
house cor boarding hYI,-. best reference
mis'~r II salads JOIN NJ THOMAS. G73
El.t l5ith-s'
COOK and VALET Nv Frenchman for
one or TWO gentlemen. hat or small
.ious,. good references. on NRLES LIZ
LEI y. $50 clinton Place. s'h--i.
COAClIslAN and USEFl'L-MAN. ~ a
man who uni~i stands az Kinds ~ house
work. go"l home preferred 10 hiSn wage
H. wears best oift f~frrr nee. Address y.
Bon 30 White Plains
'OACUMAN single. thoroughly eSprri-
"ne'd citN and country driver. under
stands gardening. milking ana furnace.
has tl~ n-s' OF city reference fui honesty.
sobri"'y and ,lpibiiitN Address COACH
MAN. 10. EdSi Ri o.
COACltMAN Singh ia c.ts CT country.
lir' lass driver. H. years experience IN
carr AMI mVag~ment Of me h, ..' ana
grntlrmin's stable. cln give best II refer
~ucr. Address H. .. PArE. ~ 1ih-aN-.
COACIIMAN By respectable middle
rg~d man; NJ family. thoroughly compr-
tent. willing and ohligins; country, PEE
.-rred. nrst-slass city references. NJ. l..
EpN al. Hampstead. /. !.
,DAtIlMNN. ~ married Sw~d~. -.
uist. ,lass driver. understands horses. mas
ir~f-,la.S references. civ or country.
COACIGMNN. lU1 N~st 2ith-st.
COACHMAN COOK ~ swedish couple.
man a. 'paehman and groom, WIFE good
cool. and inundr-~s. willing obiiging; ciiy
pr country best references. 2iO East
2cth
COAClGMAN By young man coach
mun in the city. hrst-class city refer
ence4 q A. 10 East 2lst-st., care ~
HOLMES.
COArIIMAN Il, COMPETENT reliable. cy-
per.-ncrd driver. city or country. most |
thorough groom and horscman. f. not !
AFRAID ~ hard work. can Zip and dress |
horses. - wars references. IL. Y. Box |
Ia Tribune Uptown Ohice. La: Broad |
way.
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COACITMAN.-By young German. single
thoroughly competent IN care anu man
sg.m.nf 81 horses harness. carriages :.
careful driver: neat appearance. sricNy
sober. honest industrious. also gardening
willing - b. useful. and not AFRAID ~ an,
WORK. good reference. +. :. 2"' Atlantic
aN-. brooklyn.
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COACHMAN gentleman wishes 10 So
cure good place for his coacAman.
whom n. rsn highly recommend. App'y
Mr. PAkISpS - West 2tth-si
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WORK WANTED.
Malls.

PLUMBER. BY man who can furnish
good reference. moderate wages AID
NEPTfSEg G13 Elton-aV-.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

"A WEST 5iST- 81. Handsomely tuf-
nisheG floor or separately board "'s'-
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FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRIcES.-sc0 second
hanl wood snd ron working machines
fully guaranteed. machinery bought and
sschai gsd. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3,e Mad
son-st
AT LI'rTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
ST.. New-York workshop machinery foot
powei). list free; wood carVing tools scroll
saws. designs ard fancy wcJds. lncuba,ors
and Drooders IN oprration.
ATTENTION, SEWING MACHINES. all
The leading MAKE. So per month: lates,
improved ns, hiLrs. so up. exchanged.
rented. repaired RAusCH'S. 2i;l 3D.
ave. listh-st. OPEN evenings.
4 MAGNIF1CENT $50 grand upright
piano: tire" pedals. three Strings. u-4uu-
iul tone. silver mounted. repeating sctiyT:
sain-i world'- award. sacrificed $50 ~
West 3s'h-si.
ACcOrNT death. ~i~gsnt $500 uprlgh,
plano sacrificed. $40. hiy bargain. stand
s s,i mas 10 "''' '''''-'' "'' ""''
CONCERT grand upright plano. first class
"a Every part. celebrated maker. d gi-a'
ss'rnc-. cash 81 tim-. SrADiE. lsb East
lll'h--t.
"E ,aI.. TiFrl; m,s~. ia;- y.n,, m-,-
oa-trated: SIS. II. II. RANLEfT. Roc',-
iand. Main~.
'L9iiNG OFT: gres: ::ssoHh's. n-aa,i,al
s. 81. WARRANTED French i-af. Uuy direct
tom factory. GOLD CHAIR MAN
fAcTt'KEhs ~ Mur-ay-st.
For SALE Hor,~ was,n aud harness
~ ; n@nDt 81. l'r,ok'fn.
kINDLING WOO. Best quality pine de-
l'.rr~i IN ,plr r.ilar - - pr load
oak and h.'Norr. fol yra'4~ equally -
lyw. Adde'S FAIR. i'io Avenn~ \
LIVE QUAIL ,or sale + =. WOOD
4
MAGNIFIcENT I'D violin fr sac. y,.y
ra- tome. 30 pef,-.' .'i.' anl rYnli iIn.
pl." low. Aid'r-s VIOLIN ic2 Eas.
:s1-s'.
MUSICAL Bon. calt~l, NV. Swis.. u'Iy-
Ing J. popular alr-. finely decorated 0ts..
!afs- sir. 'us' Sl25. sell so. need money.
~ h'oHd"av Room l.:
SAFES Ola and now SAFES: sa;-s On ca.y
farms: safes exchanged moved and re-
pair-i. " IT, III TIER. ~ Duln--st..
n"ar Broadway.
TEN VAN LOADS ~ Kinds household
furniture VIII be- sill - auction. To-
West %d-s'.. Monday. November - 1899
g. n. ST. ah- iri~
10 LADIES. All long lar switches 81.
ii kinds u human hair made q, Ori.-.
ranie'tirT. 25r. j LYMAN $50 b.
I'd ave. go Fuli n--t. - Gaf-s-lt...
i"""Hlt'. i3' Newark ave. Jersey CIV.
NiOliN \ ..r' nm. Au..u violin. made
l'2i. w.. 10 sod - t,f p' "' s. -
ALi'.- o. maj. AMAti. r't. .l- tl'p"n
90. ". %. Nroetaar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

AT REDUCED PRICES.-sc0 second
hanl wood snd ron working machines.
fully guaranteed machinery bough. ard
sschai ged. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3,e Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

coon. By competent German. under
stands her business thoroughly In all its
branches; private club. private family or
fine boarding house. ~ years references.
Agency, lsG East 3!th-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

CSEFII-MAN in private family good
cry recommendation. r.. AIGALA. l2o
F-arl-st. Box -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

GARDENER. BY single man: an expert
florist. competent - take full cnarg- o'
gf--nhouss vegetable gardens. lawns. lay
ing out u grounds and The general work
pertaining 70 a gentiemans place; mandy
with c1rpen'er's tools. j. steady and trust
worthy; first class references PfaC-
TIcAI Box L rribnne Orlrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country

country.
AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures all
Kinds for sale or rent: furnished housea
TUBS n TAYLOR. Beeknnan-st.. ~ L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

GROOM. &c.-Bv young Englishman as
groom or driver; can make himself use-
fu.. pest references. ARTHUR GIL
BERT. l6th-si.. Park-aye.. East Orang~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-26

~. WEST 2iST ST. just furnished
- steam heat: moderate prices: southern
.'AposurN; TO- gentlemen only; private
family; references.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-10-19

THERE has been much said i'll regard to the
Pete Kline expose of the present state govern
ment A great many people look upon such
political exposures as only campaign thunder,
and give little credit or seriously condemn the
parties connected herewith Rev. j. G.. Dough-
erty, of Kansas City, Kas., i'll discourse Sum
day evening last at Emporia, vouches for the
truth of much that is charged against the state
government in connection with Pete Kline and
the gamblers. With such charges standing
against Gov. Lewelling, some of which Rev.
Dougherty says to his personal knowledge are
true, the people of Kansas cannot too promptly
draw his official career to close by placing
better and truer man at the head of the state
government Maj. Morrill, in all his public life
never had his name connected with corruption
or fraud.-Republican-P Plaindealer.
Let's see. Seems like we've heard of this
Rev. Dougherty before. He's the fellow who
kicked up rumpus i'll his church at Kansas
City during the latter part of Gov. Humphreys
administration, because, as he said (and it was
true) that the administration governed by
the gamblers and whisky gang and then, on
election day, the reverend CD gentleman voted
lust as he'd always done beforehand he is now
at work trying to bring back into power the
same gang of boodlers and thieves that gave to
Kansas, years ago, the name Of "Rotten Com
monwealth." If they are ashamed of Kansas
they are ashamed of their own work. When
the Rev. Dougherty claimed or intimated that
the present administration is responsible for
Pete Kline's or any other lottery or gambling
institution, in Kansas City, Kas., or any other
city in Kansas, he simply writes himself down
a despicable demagogue and falsier, who wor-
ships at the shrine of Party more fervently than
he worships God The Rev. Dougherty is well
aware of the fact that Pete Kline opened up his