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sseycrai plants Resides these largest concerns the
fact;, rs tutaShfd from end 10 ead with raru-
tuc.u ing es aoiShmentS o: a.. scrs. Win the eX-
ce2uon q the cotton industry. which L. not much
have been passing throush tim, Of severe perii'
owing Iarge;y to the adverse artificial conliii1as
ctea,ed by the proclaimed tariff policy Of the Dem
70 !, 3, has been general reduction in wages Of
has been 20 and 20 per cent There are probably
l l33V workingmen out of employment at present.
Most OF THESE have votes ana they vii! not cast
them In favor Of continuation Of unsettled bust
n I and hard times The workinGmen are with rs
lifelong Democrats are going to vote against The
rninous policy which their party has adopted.
we are carrying on an aggressive campaign and
nave had some Of our most successful meetings in
Democratic strcnsholds; We confidently expect the
YORK. New-Jerscy and Pennsylvania.
the Demncrat o5 nss 'n[ @'ysnscfi" acton Gt
their true light the character Of the who are
disguised respectable people of nj parties Scratch
the Democratic bosses everywhere and they viii al
have shown their colors in Ncw-Jersey by defvn;
the viii of the PEOPLE in behalf Of the racetrack
when they raised the standard Of Mayn2rdism as
sign OF contempt for honest people who condemned
came black banner Of opposition to the Will of the
"Onc year ago under the old majority rule the
election OF Governor was thrown into the Assembly
result Of the voting Vas not olicaIv dec9red boS
parties claiming small plurality not sufficient 20
Senate and the Democrats secured possession o. the
House. In joint committee for the election Of
Governor the Republicans had ajority OF one
Thcreupon the Democratic House proceeded 10 un-
seat two Republicans in order TO get majority in
the Joint committee The Republican Senate
fused to be party to such fraud and declined TO
go into Joint committee. continued in Office as a
hold-over Governor
THE Democrats appealed 10 the Supreme Court.
promising 10 abide by its decision. The fun bench
II six judges carefully considered the question and
gave unanimous decision against the Democratic
House uphOding the position of the Senate in re-
'usinC TO go into Joint committee with q body which
had been fraudulenly made up for the express par
pose Of cheating the Republicans out Of the Gov
,rnorshp. Instead OF acquiescing. the Democrats
began TRADE Of abuse and calumny against the
Supreme Court which. If uttered outside Of the
privileged legislative hall would have landed them
IN prison for contempt Of court. They in
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Connirn Real Gsiate for Sale

GARDEN CITY. LONG ISLAND. Five
now cottages 10 rent or for sale. Rent
from 1896 80 81 200 T. year. Ready Tor oc-
cupancy Nay J. only 10 miles from New
York Frequent trains Commutation. $40
n year. Al houses supplied with good
gas and absolutely pure water. The hrst
educational facilities for boys and gin
at wcli-ent owed AMI w"ll-equppei schools.
A rniuhrieus climate. summer ana winter
No nulya1ces \ cultivated and refined
community Excellent roads IN every d.
rcctlon. PARKS and miles u streets shaded
by weii-rroWn trees. Lots f0r sale ~ NJ ID
crate prices and IN easy terms. Apply at
the cfiico of THE GARDEN CITY co.
Room lJ7 2s0 Broadway. or 20 l.. H.
Cl'NLIFF Agent. ut Garden CITY
WREN COTTAGE Eight rooms al I'm
provo,ncn'@. ample grounds. larg" shade
trccs. stable. garden. lawn. Bloc mhcii. y.
y. minutes walk from depot. hcautifui
views Oraarr II luntains. for sale. $1,000.
only 81 eco required. rrieht lease 90 re
spoons ible parties. $50 month. J. j.. coz
DICT. Owner. No. M0n'romcry-st. Jer-
scy city.
15j-ACRE FARM for 800 down: hal
ance SO son PAYABLE instalmcn's. ciyht-
room house; stable; !, 200 peach trees -Four
miles from Ma'awa1. J. u. COSDICf
Owner. 40 Wall-st
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

FURNISHED ROOM HOUsE-i7 rooms
all occupied. viii sell cheap for cash.
cause. poor health. no agents. Can 81
West @5th-st.
FOR SALE CHEAP story frame
apartment housc. win al the latest i'm
proyemcn;s On shave. near iTth-st..
Brooklyn Owner. J. O'DONNELL. so
Gth-ave.. y. y.
ONE LEFT u those choice 3-s,ory. On
foot. brOwnstonc bargains pOth-st.. near
Park. others AL prices. STEVENS. 9Th
ave, corner a3d-si.
PLOT in Weotlawn. Address EN-
ECU TOR. Tribune Uptown Orce. l2i2
Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsih-st.-
SUI stantal. artistic. detached house. low
price send for circular. ATLAS ~
PROV TMENT CO. II broadway
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LOOKING FOR VICTORY.
TALK WITH GOVERNOR BROWN. OF
RHODE ISLAND. on TO-DAY'S
ELECTION

THE woaKINcMEN ARE WITH Us" HE SAYS
THE TIDAL WAVE OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS
IS STILL ROLLING oN-DEMocRArIc
NATIONAL POLICIES AND STATE
LEADERS ARE pIscREDIrEp
Providence. April (SpecaO.-The Rhode Island
c,,.s election, which is TO be held tomorrow IS
,sior preceded BY an active campaign. The gen
nr Interes. in the approaching election which has
hsen shown by the people. particularly the work
,ngmen il unusually great. and it is expected by
,Ae leaders Of both parties that az exceptionally
large vote VIII be poled The election will be the
ers, he'd under the plurality law which was passed
las; year ia obedience to popular demand. ard this
fac, No Coubt. adds motive for the unusual exer-
films which both parties making TO win the
s,ais Bu, the chief reasons for the unusual public
interest shown lie in the frequently expressed de-
sire on the part Of the people TO rebuke at the
rors the law.cSs action OF the Democratic majority
[, the state Assembly in fraudulentiy unseatins
penublcan members With the object OF securing a
majority OF the Grand Committee of the House
and sena,e 70 and IN PersstinE In their unlawful
All bench Of the Supreme Colp; to whom they
i ISemssyes appealed ana VINO decided agsins them
vantage Of the first opportunity to deIounce at the
declared in - National Platform and in the Wilson
bill which has sorey crippled the manufacturing
woraingmen and workingwomen out Of employ
ment , ,, ,,
The political situation embCGying these principal
features vas clearly stated yesterday 10 The rrb-
une correspondent by Governor Brown. who is a
candidate for reelection The Republicans of this
state" SAID ne. believe that the OF many
people in this country are upon them In the present
csrlpaign and that the result Of the election here
viii I've strongly felt In Washington. Rhode Island
is small State but in proportion 10 its size II is
The greatest manufacturing state in the Union. and
ore which is mos; directly affected by changes in
the tariff Under ordinary conditions. the vote of
me state % about evenly divided between the two
nar1es Under the old majority rule there has
bsen no election by the people for Governor several
times within the last FIVE six years. although the
tNir, and fourth party votes have not aggregated
mora than 20oo or 5000 in total vote OF about
600 in the State. This fact makes the State an
excellent Indicator Of pubic opinion. and the result
o. the voting on Wednesday. which l believe will
30 a splendid Endorsement OF the Republican party
NAV well be taken the verdict Of the tolers in |
ne factories AMI mills upon the Democratic ad- |
nlnistratiOn OF affairs.
"Rhole Island leads the world In the size and |
nroIucns power Of manufacturing plants in many
fines We have the largest worsted factory In the |
world the greatest thread mills. the most extensive
cation plant and the most productive screw manu- |
factory while in the line OF silverware files and |
machine tools industries unsurpassed either
in the quality or quantity OF the work done. al the
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IicGr0 ano Rooms.

EAST ETH ST. 7o5 shave Elegant
corner rooms tsouth"rn exposure. wl'h
board strictly Grst-class
llTII-sT.. q EAST. near 9TH ave -Ex-
cei'cnt nelghlorhood. very desirable large
slpnr. room. modern conycn!ences. ahund-
ant table.
l5~H-ST. "a EAST CStuyve-ani ParD
--Ro M. with hoard. early breakfast.
table board. references. ~ moving.
9TH ST. l45 WEST Costly furnished
rooms. with homcllkc ionrl. terms reason
ahl" Tor permanent pnrti"a
2iST-ST.. li5 EAST GRAnEECY PARK.
-DeHifahle rooms. generous table. every
fhllg nfst-olass. privilege private park
references, removable"
?2D-ST. I4a WEST. -Cen'rnl. quiet.
geufrci. convenient 90 everywhere. su-
pcri0r table. transient ana permanent
board At lowest possible prices.
81 WEST +GTH-ST. with board. one
large room IN second nor.
47TIi-sT.. 3, WEST With board hand
s0mely Furnished sunay rooms. fourth
hoor.
iO2 WEST 4fTu- -Tisayant suites ~
rooms. with board for spring Or summer
-eason: private bathrooms otis elevator.
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Practical Results-13 Years Work

re- +NIEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED TlIorsA.;y
Do!'LARs ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AID ORPHANS
r"'y Million Dollars already saved ,ri, ,i,., h,,.
e'S by reduction Of premiums Eighty Thousand nav.
ms Members Two Hundred and Sixty MILTON Dollars
insurance IN force ThEee Million Five Hundred Thousa
rash surpus-Reserve-Em-rR Fund More thu,
sxty Million Dollars new bushes, for the var iso.
Ties, are few practical already recorded to the
credit Of tho
Mutual RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION
r. y. HARPER. Pres.den.
Home Osi-e. IS Park Row y Y
Send for circulars AMI rate,
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LAUNDRESS 49, BY Swede. in private
family: expert hand on shirts: wages s2J;
nrst-cass New-York references. JOSE
PINE 1870 32d-st., Brooklyn.
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6elp mantso.
Mnles.

Males.
AGENTS % refinement AMI ability: 70
such good income IL offered. with continual
Increase, experience not necessary. Tho
raFk city Life Insurance Company. i.4Gi
3d-are.
FOREMAN on PKEssRpDM WANTED
Must be competent. sober. palms taking
man. able - produce inc work wan'ri
for a Job printing and publishing once
Write o. = y. =. Tribune Office. i5s Sls
sau- 81. stating qualifications and giving
references
GOOD AGENTS evcrywhere Tor la'es,
office specially sells itse.f with largc
profit. snolor" stamp. AMERICAN LOCK o.
CRANK co. Milwaukee. VIZ
WANTEfr At country place man and
wife % take petitions As gardens- and
llunlf-.s AMI chamhermaid. they must De-
honest. sober. Industrious and capable. Ad-
dresa or ca,l with references on H. rE-
TIERS. - Nllliam-st.
WANTED 4 Protestant under 81. mar
rie1. g. take charge % g~nt!cmnn's country
place IN New England. , hours from New
York. must nm l@rethnd gardening. care a.;
frJit tr""s. horses. general farm WORK AMI
must take charge 81 all contaminated I'm
prOy~uents. must write and k"~p accounts
an experienced man with best American
references required. his wlf- must take
charge ~ dairy. 'nll with references : ~
q. M. East Oth-st.. y. !.
N ~ ! III Ntlf'NfiihU 10 SCH frnfsfrH.
hy strictly American house BROOK
Lynn 1ROWSER co. 323 Msrtl"-avr..
Brooklyn.
WANTED -Firt-clais stcnographcr and
typewriter. ADDRESS. ia own handwriting
stating experience an! references IL. ). T..
10 Eat 22d-st
WANTED.-Clcrk. must be good pen
man AID have had experience. AGdrcss. Ia
own handwriting. giving references and
particulars az 10 experience, age. etc.
II. J. T.. 10 East 22i-st
WANTED Men on cattle steamers 20
London. Liverpool. GLASGOW: work FOR pas
sag. Apply ~ Greenwich-st.
Females.
WANTED Protestant girl Tor general
homework In small family of adults. call
evenings. 30 fiat. west side. West 10th
IT.
WANTED by downtown Wholesale
house thoroughly competent and expert
enc"d lady hockheer"r. Address all par
ticuiars including Salary. 10 -. II. & CO..
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tempt however before a higher which is to
meet on Wednesday.
The plurality rule under which the coming cleo
ton Is 10 be held popular measure Il was
Introduced by Republican member Of the Repub-
lican Senate and passed by that body. II then Sc.
cured the assent Of the Democratic House. In 1871
the Democrats had plurality Of i5A on The STATE
ticket. In 1892 the Republicans had plurality or
about 2l.0cO The State is usually doubtful. but We
have no fear Of the result % the election this year
Tho Democrats rot making serious Eight Tor
the Legislature which IS to eject a successor 10
Senator Dixon. They are throwing their whole
force against the State ticket. but | do not think
they VII be successful Conservative estimates place
the probable Republican plurality nj 5000 ana there
ar" experienced workers who think that 5Gp
VIII be nearer the actual figure. We expect great
triumph OF Republican principles.
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COACHMAN. GROOM-Singlc. 30: thor
ouEhlS understands fine horses harness
carriages. stylish appearing driver. attend
garden. lnwn. etc. willing obliging: good
references. Address A. Box 80, Tribune
Office.
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CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN.

Providence II. ]. April (SpecaD.-The Repuo-
l!can campaign closed brilliantly tonight with
fine meeting in Infantry Hal by the Young Men 9
Republican ClGb. There were speeches by GOV
ern0r Greenhalge. OF Massachusetts,; Congressman
Deliver of Iowa and Roswell @. Horn. The pres
eacc Of Governor Brown aroused great enthusiasm:
TIE Republican lC9lecs are screnely confident OF
victory. Governor Brown expects to be reelected
hy 800 Plurality. Mr Baker claims that he viii
have l. q plurality The Republicans hope n get
the Legislature by LARGE majority. ard no Demo
crat seriously Claims that a Democratic majority
VIII be secured The Republicans hope TO carry the
three cities Of Pawiucket. Newport AMI Woonsocket
and % secure several Assemh,ymen from this city.
The Democrats have don, all that lay In their
power befog and bec,cud the issues. and 70 lead
the people - think that the election has no bear
Ing on National politics Many Republicans expect
a landslide for Protection and such Al outcome
would cause surprise.
The ticket Is long. and the counting will he slow
that the resu; viii not he fully known until late
THURSDAY morning.
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a LADY would Ike TO take n baby 10
board NJ her own home; Will give IL
mothers devOtlve care. Call all week
l6Il Atlantic-ave.. between Troy and
Schenectady AYES BrOoiivn
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Females.

LADY desires position as reader 10 a
lady. hours from u q afternoons. Z. y.
=. 30 West jlst-st.
ASSISTANT MATRON or supervisor n
public Institution. - years experience and
hrst reference. Mrs. ,. b. A. =. .. Box
5Jl CRY.
IAIRYiST By n hrst-clGss swedish
dairyiet oa q Eer'lemlL's place private
plac- preferred: years experience. Ad-
does \. 5. care Ncson. 2l2 l3th-ave..
Newark. y j.
EDUCATED ard refirec young woman.
competent for any position ~ trust. Will
Gc""pt anything rot meninl. for pleasant
home and moderate salary Address
AMERICAN. i53 Columbus ave.
~ ! CONFECTIONERY STORE or
bakery. American. %. good references ".
". NJ, 3J3 East 3ist-st.
LADY. giving the highest reference both
IN y. v. city md in Washington. II. G.
also understanding French. would like 10
20 IN Europe a. companion to lady.
Address FRANCES. Tribune Office.
TRAVELLING COMPANION or GOV
II NESS.-Good reader. understands Ger
man. endorsed by leading cergymen. Ad
dress GRADUATE. Tribune ONCE.
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5urnlshr0 Rooms Uauico

a BACHELOR wants 4 furnished room.
with bah and without board. IN tho neigh
horhood II the Manhattan cub Address
D ] I, 10y 10 -. Er-al.-nN
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TRAINED NURSE. UnexcAptionahle
references; as companion. nurse to nervous
or other invalid. would travel: special
terms for spring and summer Address
Miss WEAVER. 407 Paclfc-st Rrooklyn
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NURSE or SEAMSTRESS.- BY a COM
petent woman; or wait upon an invalid
lady: good references. Call or address $50
West 20th-at: Connollys bell
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FURNISHED 6onses 90 Get.

AMHERST. MAST rent Tor the
summer. 10 sr1all family. furnished
house. II rooms. bathroom. good r;azzas.
FIVE nrcplnccs. electric light. careful
plumbing. half acre lawn. Addresa Lock
Box ~. Amherst. Mass.
COENWA LL-OS-HTDSON Furnished
hcu.~. stable. coachman's cottage. garden.
tennis lawn. high situation. near Storm
KING rlu5. T. minutes from station. Ap-
ply JAMES WNLD. Arieay
RENT. $3.50 \ fury furnished small
house from June lst gni.l september i5th.
an 37th-s' Address G. T.. Tribune
Agency. 80 3i-avc.
TO LET furnished. Or unfurnlshe'
thrce-etov and basement brownstonr. V
front house. ~. l3i Cfh-avc.. IN PrIap~'r
Park elop~. Iue nclghAorh0od. house In
nne order. decorated, sanitary Plumbing
hardwood finish. rent. SIS yer month FUR
nished. or 500 per month unfurnished. -
a desirable tenant. pofsessipn immediate II
required. Apply % owner ~ premises.
WEST S2D-ST. Magnificent 4-s'ory ani
basement Irpwns'0ne dwelling. furnished:
- rooms and bath. hardwood ana cabinet
trim throughout: bargain ct 5000. Nd
dress A.. B,1 -. TriJun~ Office.
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a YOUNG coiored girl as seamstre=s.
help with dressmaking or watt on lady:
country preferred Address BERNICE. "a
Lcxington-avc.. Brooklyn
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COACHnAN.-3y sober. reliable ain
gle man. Scotch; thoroughly understands
care horses. carriages. hafness careful
driver, care lawn. milk geneally useful.
excellent references. JAMES, BOX %
Tribune once
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COACHMAN.--,ientlem wishes situa-
tion for his coachman. can freely recon-
mend him In every respect married; coun-
try preferred. Address H. c.. $50 ad-avc.
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LADY desires position as reader 10 a
lady. hours from u & afternoons. Z. y.
=. 30 West Jlst-st.
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domestic Sitnailcns fuauteo
Females.

Females.
ATTENTION. Wanted. Immediately. by
refined. cultured Christian lady position
rs governess. or companion. TO assist el-
derby lady in household duties. expert
enced and successful teacher; competent
for any position 81 trust: would go any
whore or accept anything not mental for
pleasant home and moderate salary. refer
en'es exchanged. Address TEACHER
Eox 2I3. Tarrytown. n. Y.
YOUNG irish girl. one year in the
country. willing and oblizing. 10 do plain
sewing. etc. reference. Address T. LEAHY,
40 3d-ayr.
a YOUNG coiored gil as seamstre=s
help with dressmaking or watt on lady.
country preferred Address BERNICE. a54
Lcx'ns'on-avo.. Brooklyn
a LADY would Ike TO take baby TO
board NJ hcr own home; will give II a
mothers devOtve care. Call all week
l.6ii Atlantic-ave.. between Troy and
Schenectady ayes. Brooklyn.
AN EDUCATED WOMAN. who has been
abroad desires A position rs chaperon.
companion or teacher. Address KENYON,
- East i6th-st.
A POSITION in respectable family by
n refined. reliable. active young sirl. lately
from Europe. as nursery governess. care %
invalid LADY, has general knowledge %
housework. and good seamstress; or any
SuitAnic ppfltl"n, can l"dNe present posi-
tlon In two weeks; an interview by APP
pointment: best reference. g., 4e5 Hud-
son-st.
COMPANION. &c.--Amarlcan Protestant
Indy. with highest references, desires
position as companion. matron or house
keeper a permanent home Will be highly
appreciated. Address AMERICAN. Chris. |
tim AID n Employment Society. 30 Bible
House n. y.
CoOK.-Ey a ARTICLES cook: German. !
English and American baking: balls. par |
Mrs SELERKRAUT. 338 East Houston |
ST. top aoor
COOK. BY nrst-cla-s cook in private |
American family: best city and personal
references. Cal two days. 327 East 2o'h-st.
COOK. &c-By colored woman as plain
cook or general housework for small (
family: city or country. Call or address
LIZZIE LEWIS. 1871 West 25th-st.
CooK.--Dy young Engllshwoman
knows ali fancy cooking: carving, market
Agency. s40 shave ~
COOK and LAUNDRDSs .-ny a neat
German good cook and laundress. or do |
housework: city or out; references. 223
East 50'h-st.
COOK.-By a frst-class cook IN private
family. city or country: personal refer
ences. 252 West 3ist-st.. let floor. Room 2.
cOOK.-By n competent girl as excellent
cock OF baker In private family: willing to
Do coarse washing: city reference: wages,
$50. Acdre1s 8. s.. Box 1873. 1.2t2 Bway.
NvRSE.--By a frst-ciass nurse: can at
tend the stick and persons In confinement:
can furnish best Of references. Inquire |
sA week. A. A. io3 Avenue C. ton floor.
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AN EDUCATED WOMAN. who has been
abroad. desires position rs chapsron.
companion or teacher. Address KENYON.
- East i6th-st
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COACHMAN and GARDENER. by sim
gle Protestant. competent In both ranches
gardens. lawns. willing. gooI references.
Address WORKER Box / Tribun. Ollie
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coACIIMAN.-G, married. small
family. thoroughly understands road. car
r,agr and saddle horses. good driver OF
iour-in-hand takes good care II fin" car
riagcs and harness. sober neat. willing.
ohlging country preferred. 3I2 East
41th-st.
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COACHMAN. Of ~ years unexceptioa-
able references. out on account 81 family
going 10 Europe. city or country. j. NJ.
c.. 10 Fast 32d-s,
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COACIIMAN and GARDENER.-By n
married man. Svcde on a gentleman's
private place. II years experience IN this
country. thoroughly competent in both
branches. can take fun control ~
private place. willing ard active worker.
nrSt-ciass reference. Address AUGUST
NTI.SON. 2l2 i3th-ave Ncwark y /
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i1ork h)anteo.
Alaic

sfaic
YOUNG Nan. ~ speaking English and
German. wishes work Of AM kini: IL
strong ard willing t. learn n trade for
small wages. O. p. :. 40 Humboldt-st..
Brooklyn
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A YOUNG Irish girl one year in the
country willing and oblizing. to do plain
sewing etc. reference. Address T. LEAHY.
IIg 3l-av.
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MAID and SEAaSTRESS 10 elderly
lady, or nurse 10 an infant; thoroughly
capable in every capacity: BE- years refer
ences from last employer: first-class fam
lily: no cards. Callii5 West 53i-st
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tSEFt L-MAN-By a Young man C2O IN
n privat" family: anxious 10 be trained as
second man: well recommended J.. Box
10. Tribune Office.
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cOACHMAN Single. with experience in
all the business. not afraid 81 work. first
class reference; last employer can bee
seen. O. HANDLEY. o0i East 37th-st..
care Mr. Bull.
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Domcstlc GlInatlous iDdntco
Males.

\ YOUNG American Pro, wants
position n yentlcman's place in country;
sd all around man. Address FAITH
rtL. Bon l3i. Tribune Uptown Ofiice.
I 40 broadway
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eller long references. l. NJ. Box ii2
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