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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

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'''e' ,,.,'.,,a NOR. waiting AZ h's room in
me ',.No ,,.'rao,.s oe,cc bu, he diI not sce
Wv - nav. ., poii.. Ursdquartcrs anI
,'''' ,,.,,,,.,, u.i,, Superintendent Bvrnes
"'N '.N -, ,,,-,,- sh.eh.n and Muir
ana WI"
ray.
a.,irej several witnesses who had given testimony
"'l'''' " ,..t.,..' .,l,,,,, r,u.,in John r
s,enhenson AMI his ward man. Mr.. W"ilman al
,..l thu. q, vas hts intention 20 begin with Cap
tain Stephenson he sa" '"' ''S' $50,
appeared - be strong on account oi th" ''N',"''
OK t"r '".'N ""' " ' -. H., ,-,c, A., b,s
pay for the use o' t'' S'''"''\ ~ .'v"' ,',
car-,,yy cxamincI The testimony taken by the
1.,,, commute and he saii mat ~ was valuable
as furnishing a basis FOR charges against several
,- ~, 80, ,,,t.. fore. In, 4. wsnll have 10
- ., -. ~, ,.s,t,n,,, 81 nayy Witnesses II
ne supporter ny va ' -, .,
me ''''''' INV"
W., ,.,., t.., ...,, h. .xu.,t.l % have one
, ., ,l,. aims. nm t~I,l fl, the Central Oiilce
vr yr.u,, said .h,, the nrs, tia! probably would
h a.. i,,,., f,r Tuesday 90 next week bat u might
H.. n.c,.s,-y =, uost,one % until later in the week
In case e trouble with strikers ln this cty. ne
t,t Tho Trials uiph, b. postponed until the trouble
80 .,..r H. x,uiI ,.f n, read, ~ ~ ou wlth
snv rial ,h.. vcrk bcrauso he wished to have a
~t,,,,l,-- ~ .,..s r.a,y In a .ivau.c
IN TiiORDUGH EARNESF. HE SAYS
. ,,, go ..., , . 900. ...,.,.i
Mt "e""~h '''l '' "'F"' ~ W. -.
"t '-' outset 'h"i 10 "'' '"' ''''..'' "
81 earnest go ,Ae desire L, break arJ member 90
I'D" ''' W. ..
cNAib"3 In9irdi ot uFi"% N'''''' OBJ '"''''''
AMI fleu letting the decision fn all OF ihr cases
wAi until the testimony hal been written out t,
%. .ioe~ All.re b. said ae would ash 'l' com.
ln-...n.r- fIf verdict .. - % rtsr o. q,
was tried H.. tl-, prop.-DI % take 49, fbr charges
against ID. warI man - - captain . soon a. tar
thai Z ga. raf,alu As 0,u.tI,'rl
Nj Weliman lnfirnat~I thai charges WON'T D..
preferred agsins; Captains Drv.ry I,ohsrti Cross
/ Murphy slrh.r. ana Sirars- aaI agAlns' Detectives
. Glrunon. Hook. smith Wagnei. FREEMAN Fatfel.
son If disposed 81 Kelly. the warl man Who col
i.-f.I H., much none. from downtown merchar's
~ - ,s. ~ ,n. .llevnlks h mo- longer ga ihr
dc,,r,,r.-, " '
(. .. frapeef,r Williams FIR M-liman fHil Dc
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DItf'SSM tkING.

----,---T-, ---,------ I-------- ,----I-
g. n. '.',..".,,. fl, .,'l
i'Dw - 'ihi7 t''H,"'. ,"'',, "'' 81. ,,..'
reception. seaside AMI Travelling costume.
nfua ana cost 'iin'. e every d"r'i pii,h
mad. "a short ult Ddtting tta.inE. -
patterns 10 measure. - cent?. ETHEL =.
80 l-"'' -''N ~.
ARTISTIC DIil.SSMAk nrst class n'-
tef. wishes engagements ln tie country.
v.ea ar month. f'ims moderate. highest
reference H.. ~ sih-uv-
,..,.,.,.,-,. ,.,,....t-E a..
49,. u, I'm ~ f.,n.,l,
,a'.. ,.,f.,iaI. made. las,
WI" - -, ~.n.,i,ii.d t,nry .nists.
i'.,,,,.. r~,...
tii"A"'i 'i'''~
Artistic DRESS MAKING import
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NOMINATED ron THE Guar OF ENGLfS"'

ceorgc f.. Hardy. principal Of Grammar hoo'
No 40 a, Seyenteth-st. ard Flrst-aVc, was hoh-
mated Yesterday afternoon by the Executive com
uit,ee of the BOARD OF Trustees u the 'oilege Oh
The CIV of Eew-Y0rk for professor OF thr hns"s"
language and literature IN that 'nSt'"uoi " SUI
coed The laic Professor David b. scott me com
,nit,ee ne; al he Board OF Edncauon AT ,."'
and made It's choice after "A secret session VI
n.srly Two bours There was lively discussion
as 10 who the nominee should be. some uoZ'i nfnl,
being suggested. Among them weTr those OF HoN''
= Mott ana the Rev. Mr. Anderson 80
The election will take place al the hrN' nl'e'ins
NJ the hoard o. Trustees ana no DOUBT was 9N-
,r.eesd Of Inc committees choice being a?proVrl
Professor Harry was graduated from thr 'i,y
College I'm the class % 80. in addition 10 nis p"Si
t,1n "a the head Of Grammar School 80. 81 NJ -
president o. the New York state Teachers Assoc'o-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION. GROCERS. BARGAIN.
s'np vill bp Newark. y. - s''','
busin,ss fixtures. ~ established cash
er.rrr,. bua'n..s 81 2Dp month. low f"ni.
Particulars HODGES lTG BrDlhway. Room
4.
CATTLE HANCII.-irontnhle pleasant
h.althful business. located Rocky Mount
aims. for sale owner desires 'hahs b
might eNchang'. price. $40 90. un .n.Nin
ber.d Address TOT PARTICULAR hNN''i-
MAN. Tribune ONCE
Dor'HIl. YOUR money In six months. s. np
guaranteed on an absolutely secured w,
vrsifncnt - $500 In thoTuughlN SCUM
business. no services REQUIRED. 'los't ~
vesiigaiion open 10 principals only plcpai'h
for prompt business. sTEHIiNG. ITlhu""
Once. ----
IJOrOR- sTORE-A fine good business
near Atlantic Basin. Inquire 80 ~
Third Place or 2iI Van Bfunt-n'.' hro'"-
Ign.
SPECIAL CAPITAL. wanted. 100 per cent
profit guaranteed. Addlets box " -
Church ST.
WEfi.sTOCKED CORNER GROCERY.
old stand. good lease Nhh'f, nom
and wagon, daily receipts. $40 "a St'' u"
agents. Inquire 4. SHIL2, ivo IT, 'oW-
held-st.. Hobokea. -.--
4; 600 ACRES At sc77.-Besi land. e.
mate. all advantages. Investment coon
ization; steamship or sailing ..ssri 10y
ten days Address SAN DOMlNUo Gun
sULATE. 81 Broadway.
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he CONTINUALLY cans FOR IDA.

=" Es!-dresssd man. evidently German ives
-na Praying ANA knocking his head and BODY
v rs.hss the rocks and trees at 81. Romans Well
issuing. J.. l.. yesterday morning. and AFTER
49,, sha hsrce struggle, in which the fellow DIV
I's'chsd and kicked he was arrested by Constable
"Hastn. The man cannot or will not give his
D.. Out says he Is looking for Fusn'ng-aVe.'
,NAyn He continually Gals for lea. Las, week
issv ss arrested f,r yagrancy. On promising 10
~. .t9swn he was dism ssei. At ifat time he was
:" '"tnl lie vii be examined a. - his sanity.
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cDNCHMAN To car" road horses. as
general man ON rentlemans place. he
,,'r.,nIN useful. moderate wages. best rel
49,. Allr.s~ JAMES. Box ~. Tribune
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1iBLE STUDY AT EAST NORrHTTELD

,. as Aorthhed. Mass. July S-Fair weather SIN
rI'Hs Horihheld. TIE audiences are daily growing
ST. This morning the usual conferences were
90 'he missionary institute at O'Clock conducted
'ae io'm OF ques;ion-t-x was followed by the
a, ~ I. a. meeting az o'cock. This consisted
e,,, open discussion Of the spirlus, side Of asso-
Sason work. The Bih.e c.asses occunv.ng the mex;
ne VIZ i0:Cwel by the usual ple form meet
cav. ~ oe.oek. During tbs hour Mr. Moody
Nssv piActcal talk on the study OF the Bible
Co.'S valuable suggestions were given ana a; the
amor number OF Bible textbooks were distributed
ed1.~~s me students. The subject OF the smorning
-'''sss was continued at TIRE evening sesslon'
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

NICELY furnished large ra0i rooms. run
ulfs ~lf-f pri.nf. tNus". select Lrlr'
i.lin.,I. .Yut.uicuf 90 "l" itD East
SNfh.s'
yi.IToRs TO SEW YORK car h" ac.
c,mmuiAfrl VITA fpanle Win .f Win.
ouf h,arf. references a. FHsf 2lri 20
i9THLfT. WEST l.arg~ air rooms
ul-, bell room. handsomely Furnished
board optional. convenience
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INDICTMENTS AGAINST BLAUT DISMISSED.

Justice Barrett, In the Court Of oyer and Ter
miner yesterday dismissed the Indictments for per
Jury pending against Joseph f. Blaut. ex-presdent
OF the Madison Square Bank, as he was OF the
opinion that no conviction could be secured: he had
been Informed that majority OF the jury which
tried Blaut we're In favor OF Acquiring. nm biaut
bail was then reduced from $4,000 10 $1,000
The only indictments now pending against Blaut
are for Tnsleamenor In having accepted deposits
with the knowledge that the bank was inso!vent.
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-" oIHER WATER METER MIST BE USEI

cu,a. wafer Meter Commission composed OF Mayor
v,,foy, Controller Fitch and Chief Engineer csorge
W. ". blrasaii. OF the Cro,on Aaueduct me, At the
ss Office yesterday and cancelled the further
co,. AZ the Thomson water meter by the city. The
o. Jnnss On action was due 10 a decision rendered
Circuit co ~ ny Judge Dallas In the United States
Thomson ~, OF New-Jersey. 10 the effect that the
which msr,, The National Water Meier Company
has ssrvsS Suiaci ires the Nash and Crown meters
kNeS - use Of the Thomson meter would be fol
~ euit AGAINST the city Tor rnyalfies ~
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A FINE PAIR OF horses - hands. ior
sale: will rent for the summer. WIN
harness and surrey. Address =. T.. IT'D
une ONCE.
GREAT SACRIFICE Party going abroad
offers for very low prices M. ,utuhi"i
extension top surrey. extra mn coupe.
Rcckaway Portland cutter. siNer-p.'t"d
harness. all near.y new. 10 West 4fh-s. a..
HORSES BOARDED. summer and winter
AT $i2 ponies at 50 per month. par
tcular attention 10 lame hors"s. ponies i-r
children for sale. Address Or .. ..
JACKSON. o. Box 1911. Jamaica. l.. ],
n. I.
THREE BEAUTIFUL COBs. work IN
tandem saddle single and double; dDcked
tails call 40 Nest 5cd-st.
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STEPHENSON TO BE FIRST.
MP WELLMAN WILL PROBABLY PUT
HIM ON TRIAL NEXT WEEK.

OTHER POLICE CAPTAINS AGAINST WHOM
CHARGES ARE TO BE MADE-WITNEssEs
READY To TEsTIFY-HIGH CITY OF
FICrAIs IN CONFERENCE
Assistant Dstrct-Attorney Francis L. Wellman,
who IS conducting the investigation lately ordered
by the TammGny Police Commissioners returnei 10
the city from Southampton Yesterday and examined
a number Of witnesses VINO are to he heard as soon
as the trials of police captains begin at the Central
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TROOP A'S NEW ARMORY.
ITS CORNERSTONE 10 BE LAID THIS
MORNING.

FINEe BUILDING FOR THE CITY's CRACK CAV
AIRY COMPANY
The cornerstone of the spacious and handsome
new armory 10 be erected the west side of
Park-ave., between Ninety fourth and Ninety-Hfth
SITS. for Troop A. the only cavalry organization in
the National Guard Of this State, vii. be laid by
Mayor Gi,roy 1880 d. m. to-day. The troop
having been recently in camp, Captain Charles
T. Roe decided not to order a parade FOR today
and the ceremonies viii be Informal Those of the
troop who see fit TO attend will meet at the site
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NURSE. BY a Swiss person in an Amer'-
can family. 49, Hart-st.. brooklyn.
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H"rrER ~ SECOND MAN by young
EnGislman. good reference. J PALM
IL 80 West I1th-sf.
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WORK WAITED.


~ ,.1',r r .'m 40 Il PARK Row
d. ''' "'''.'''''
ACTIVE Scot $50 MAJ. go - ii htD-
o.. se.r' '.'- anu mt ~
..,,.f4 a.,uf.f .nl Tns.
ti". .i'' .f; NIX
.ti-.. A>.H1.f 3, N4ear..i.. nrn,1.
l,r
.-,..... I'D t.. ...., ,...t. %.
~ t.'' .'.ii 81 ~ -, .n,-
,.-. ...l r0.t anI or,tlnait.t. VT
NIliag f. a.s.-f ir au, Nul q rs. Al
.... reference. Address Btlill .'N. rif"
TO-. J. Prayer. 100 EASY ''''-'''
ASSISTANT NARNEEFl'R ~ lrh AWln,
ID. ,.utlI. experienced. wishes situation,
y.Ir. u.rf.nu. Lot afraid . "oih. sn.')
n. -,, ,,.
N''i.' --'-'"'
AS ACTIVE educated. ,cerg',ic man -
proved HIGH executive ami bu-In's. abi.
g. desires "..'s ii.n' ' s"' ,'', IT.
'i''"' '''.'.' ,1 80. t.,ui.s ,..u al
,rtiT.r re u, 40. Il sou.
H..
...,-..,. d.. ....... ,--.-.-- s.rgl.
hNNiN, hf 4t. ~. AM,
".'
uDi lG wishes D situation u ans KIND
NA =. ia. 80" '''' '-''
BOY iG ..a nrifr tr} ed narI. in
office IIlISSkl - Afenu"
-,..-, t.ptNAN .n broad auI cakes
Wishes work. up objection g. country
ul... Aliress So. l35 bruns" ch ST..
i,r-.. Cifs
p.Vrp I'D ,,frl hand N pastr, am
.s,- can make i.e..ream. rr'"fene.
g. g. INlbT 1880 LaSt 1870 81
. a., ..l.,.. o.. f.... u..su trade. is
''' i" tr..',. "A igi EA.f
si,n ..,
ANY y q, office .. f.r-n,. from lat en-
. ,.r JULIUS ItILNER i'-i West
C'fl.s,
,.tuiNETNAk IN Hr. ,AHrtNllh. '
t, -f-.rr s.f.r ntr ts willing. At
a .rhfuau ans drnHtr .. Dol. foreman ,..-'
l.rnH. N ,'''| 70 To-. W.
LIN 'i''
CARPENTER Ehl,-.ra..l To- lI..i'ns
ati Oh ,.t'lit iN". 1903
West Address 70. iA 10. '''''"' WI
n''
CARPENTER ava '.blN MA ~
3D. nts. - 7ir..i.i Co., .l.'. $50" re
h-h. 30 '.. ''''N ', v..' tEnlNrr
.t n..,- .....
."i.'.'' '"'"
'i.i-t.N hi'f 'i ','i- ,,........'d
.'-' .. co.., .t.,tr p,s u.w
,,,
'''.' d.
sII.lk YOUNG man. 80 trust" s'h)
...I ,-nnsu and ci.fk s....s English
..l ,;.rar.n. wants ficllt position DE
,.Ir. s,l.r.ru.r. lately nni-! Rolls.
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cOACIMAN -Gonileman wishes situation
ar his color.d coachmau, strictly hr,'-
class. willing ard obliging, wars trirr-
,nr.. married. 20 family. DANIEL. No'
MANS lO1 Broadway. corner 2ith-st
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10 tttD W tN1l.D.

GENTIEMAN nnI WIFE desire frI Boz
private American family wnsrc 'lr.- .rr
o.. other f,.lficr-. goa Table AMI .u|
crate terms II LEWIS. ia 800. Tribune
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE or To LET Furnished or I'M
furnished, owner going 10 Europe n hrsi-
class. i-sfofy hOus.. No. lOi West IA -st. ,
terms reasonable. immediate possession N
desired Apply 10 the owner at tn house.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOstn-st.
Substantial. artistic. detached house -"
price; send for circular. ATLAS M
HRONEMENT 90. Is Ernadway.
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| "r,rse FOR invalid lady or growing child;
orst-class reference Address NJ. A. H..
! ~. N1.xariex Place.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS cvervwhcrn 20 sell Dr. O. ke"te
homeopathic Medicines also 'D kc"i's
Iinirneat" 20 familie-. each hottie save"
50 Doctors bills. steady worn. AGENTS
make So 10 80 daily. Or. - Il tttk 9
co. homeopathic Medicine Manufacturers
ptisburg Penn.
COACHMAN and WEE without family.
wanted. man 20 drive and az" 'ti"
e.: hoses and be- generally US ~. mus
H. ~t-Ic'iy temperate ana hrs;-c ass
La. ia hIs business, woman - Gan
O.Hcre - manufacturing f1par} rry
nrs, 'l.s parties wi'h good f"','' ,"..
AII-r.s. stating wages wanted ana refer
e-.,.. g.. B.N so.. Watefbr... 'c'".
rnrlaiT nRAkEMEN WANTED t. 20
W-at Apply ar Wabash r. r., y"
Broadway. only rrs'-c'ass Non wanted
SALESMAN WANTED Immediately Tor
IDutlll Nurseries. salary lr clWWi--'Nn'
g.uI optuin. % night man. STONE. X
WELLINGTON. Toronto. ont.
WANTED. -Hanroal switchmrn og yard
traiuluo. 20 wor. .n railroad 'a-ls away
from Ssw lDsh. good wages. % cool men
vil.'ns Io work. ApiN aftcr a. ~ T.,
CHARLIE DODGE. billiard room. ni'"i
states Hotel. corner Fulton and Pearl ris.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A GOOD PATENT Is worth a fortune.
All business concerning Inventions com
p.ientlv attended - by the American and
European Patent Agency, ~ to az Ben
nett Building city. Speciality: The strong
50 patent oDtainabe.
BAGS. TRUNKS. VALISES. sea chairs.
travellers outfits. p0cketh0uks. dress sIit
cases. English Sole leather trunks. dress
INK rolls. az enormous reductions during
alterations 20 building. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ - shave. near 3th-st.
FAT Predicting TABLETS.
81 Ter bundlc. get Fat.
T. " MKINNEY. camargo. III.
PERspIRING FEET positively cured;
ROYAL Remedy. soldiers In foreign armies
required 10 cary 1t. BE. mail SOC. Al
LEN PHARMACY MANFG co. Plain
field. y. j.
PATENTS FOR Inventions secured prompt
Is. Best Of references. Liberal terms.
Cores pondencc solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
A MICHEL 4 co. No. lGJ Montgomery-
ave BLOOMFIELD New Jersey. Handbook
tor Inventors free.
T-NPRE,FDENTED SUCCESS - our
great annual sale. Call and see FOR Your
self oar reductions In gloves hosiery IN
derwear. corsets. jewelry han1k"r'hiris
JAAiNf.S pN9 Broadway.
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cOACHMAN ~ - young Swede' thor
.ivh hoiscmau. careful driver: c,ty -
country. host ~ reference AGENCY. ilt
ith-INo.
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
4 LADY desires employment In bathln;
establishment Or private engagements nv
such work. good references from phN-
sicnn-. 'al ii3 Gth-aye.
\ RESPECTABLE young girl would Ike
"a position ln IN .'hc" 20 DO 'yprwrIting
AMI ass si with Office work " 20 DO writ
I'M alone. references. Adlress MisS
WEBER 81 Rai'!c--'.. E-ookltn
sTESOGRAFHEH AMI TYPEWRITER -.
Hv an ~sr-ii-a.- - sienogrnpher AMI
typewriter. would sghstNI'c, good pen
man. accustomed 10 liicr work, mod
ern'. salary ROBERTSON. T. y. Box
: Noakrfs =. 7.
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WASHING. &c.-By arst-class colorsd
iaundress TO go out by the day or We
900 West 20th-st.. 80 Mghs ~ sseS
\ house
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male.
STEWARD.-By a competent man on a
Yacht: aged IS. good city references. Au-
dress ". G.. 336 4th-ave.
SALESMAN. -Disengaged August /; thor
oughlv competent In hardware ana npns'
furnishing; 10 years experience nighrne
reference from present employer Address
A.. Box 80. West End. n. J.
TEACHER. COMPETENT. French: In pri-
waite family 70 teach French and o'he-
languages. terms very moderate r'o''
Ola NJANIAN. i2s Thompson-st.
TUTOR. French Garisian). tutor win give
lessons In m" French language cda
speak English and German; best Iriet-
cncr. Address COMBE 233 West .th-st.
. CPHOLSTERFR nrst-clsss wouli like 20
have work at home or out, furniture ie-
pair'N: carpets sewed and laid. '~3 West
56ih-s'.
SALEsMAN or SHIPPING CLERK. good
marker II years experience In corset
house. T. r.. TAYLOR. lO4 sth-st., Brook
Ign.
TNDERsIGNED. well acquainted In 81
Paul and Minneapolis and eNprTl,h'-i
in the wine and liquor business. Wishes "a
represent an Eastern Arm IN this or any
other line OF business In the NORTHWEST
II. RATHJHNS G2l Olive-st.. 81. Paul.
MINI.
WORK (city or country. with privilege Of
sabbath. urgently wanted. Friends of
humanity are earnestly requested 10 adj
lr,s. JEWISH SABBATH OBSERVANCE
ASSOCIATION. station +.
WANTED. Circulars 70 distribute. For
particulars atdt~ss ". DtiNNIcAN. Box
80. Clifton. y. j..
WATCRMAN or STABLEMAN: knows
low 70 handle horses. J. BAKER. l''
East 4ih-s'
WATCTlMAN. Young man. deaf mute
TOD int all "a
irious. as rignt watchman m street or
doon: can furnish reference II required.
CHARLES Won THADEN. iO2 Riviug-
tun-si
Young MAN wants work 4 any kind:
IL years experience around horses an
care %; wagons and coaches. Acdr.s'
CHARLES SMITH rs Rector-st
VOTING MAN 70 wao understands car
rrptcring and pair ting, wishes ernpi "
mcnt insll". A1Gr,ss &. g. 2W Flfyf-s',
~. klyn.
YOrNG MAN 20. wishes situation OF any
Kind. ". J. HELLER. i3i Eas; l4'h-s'.
Young Man. has god knowl-eg. Of the
butcher business: years best city re,
cr,rcs. city or country. Gail all week
+. MkNIGHT. 2'+ West i0'h-si.
YorNG MAN. 10. can speak i'rman.
wishes position In an Office AZ clerk
/ whese here Is chance Tor advancement
| G. NJ Box Z. Tribune OHlce.
Young MAN desires position az drive:
| th1goug,ily understands shipping ana
! milk business. willing 20 board with en-
/ rluyer. reference. FRED. J.. SMITH
| liG East llJth-st.
: YOUNG Man who can furnish bonds an i
excellent references. desires position az
! rr.mln pr elevate: man. IN i"rstuni- coop
| t.lng. anxious Tor work Of any KIND VI.
| ~ RTlII III East liith-s'.
| s. FOR PROCURING omp,oyrn M FOR ol'
of 'h- N1Ii's Is'acd attendants. best OF
! references dismissed ;Dr not h-inR en-
! 1en. willing o. 10 anything. good nurse
! Wafchms1. porter & Adde'S FAITH
| ~. ~ Gth-aye.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Coun try.

AGENCY To- Observation-Disclosures. all
kinds Tor sale OF rent. furnished houses
TI'BBS * TAYLOR 3 Beekman-st., -. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

NURSE. Respectable lady viii siys
mothers care for infant nj Rr homo.
49, IrErNiAN 80 Montgomery-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

AT REDUCED FKIC ESQ seconu-
hand wood and Iron working machines
fully guaranteed. machinery bought ana
exchanged. GEORGE: Is EDbl. S3s Aaii-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

UOISEEEEpER with good reference.
would Ike care Of one or two houses
where he can keep small shoe store. no
small children: many years experience.
Mi repairing done: n necessary VIII pay
small sum rent 39 East i6;h-st: GROUND
floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

Nt-psE or MAID: good seamstress; know'.
edge OF dressmaking; speaks English ane
rr,nch. city reference Address MARIE.
2i2 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10

Goa IMAM Married. NJ family. sod
cook. strictly temperate. steady. rella-
hlr man. thoroughly understands his bust
moss care of ha~ horses. carriages ana
harness in Hrsi class order good driver;
ritv ur country. highly i"c0mmend'-i J.
y ~ En-, niIh-.f-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-10
rD11CATORS IN SESSION.
,,~c FOR THE GREAT NATIONAL
MEETING.
rrrvn,xcE or TEACHERS.

~, THE COUNCIL OF EDUCATIoN-THE
srrliE INTERFERING WITH THE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
kindergartens.

The kindergarten is the alphabet
Il our whole manual system, edu-
Gazing the head, the heart, and thel
hand. 1t quickens the perceptive
powers Of the little ores, teaching
them to observe, to think, and to
act. But there is a great moral up
lift as well, and just at the time
when the child is most susceptible
to every good impression. Out OF
homes Of poverty and wretchedness
and sin, in hundreds of cases, these
little ones are taken, to be given
their first lesson in neatness and
cleanliness and order. Firmly but
lovingly they are taught the best
things. and fitted by and by t
carry back to the home something
of the sweetness and the sunshine
they have learned from faithful
teachers. If the citizens could visi
these schools they would reallz'
more and more their influence TO
good, and the power they are 7
, have when they become universal
in helping to solve some OF the grea
questions which are pressing upol
Us in our great cities. From Bo'
: ton Report.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09

The car is dead. There is
mourning and rejoicing throughout
Russia. Those who rejoice are the
poor people, who felt the rulers cp'
pressive hand, but they might as
well Join in with those who mourn
A car is dead, but the monarchy
still lives, and the work OF oppres
sion goes on. A car is on th'
throne Bend Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-11-09
To Secure Obedience.

A child should be governed by
principles, not laws. One great Sc
cret of good discipline is not to re-
ouirc too much. Recall how irk-
some the commandments were to
ourselves when we were little. Re-
member what sorry little plaques
we sometimes were TO our elders,
and be patient with these rogues OF
ours.
Govern by principles, not laws
Where possible, Keep your hand on
Better too great freedom than too
little. Give a little loophole fol
disobedience. When the daughter
is to spend the afternoon with I
friend. don't mention the minute
for her return. The constant feal
that she may be FIVE minutes late
will mar the visit. Say, rather
: .sBe at home in time to meet papi
, with hands and face washed an'
: hair brushed, or, "Remembe
your music lessons at 3. Then
should the little girl be a few min
!. utes late, it is not disobedience an'
punishment need not darken sun
/ ny afternoon. !.
Better not will secure obedl
ence without punishment, whel
"mu,t not and shall not at
! tached TO threat, will often fail
Unless self-government is taught
: parental discipline is imperfect. =
I Educational News.