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New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
near-Admlral United sits Navy, q
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
EOREIGN PORTE

Steamer Ia aestic G}) Tars,l. from Liverpool for New
York, sailed from Quecnsf""r April ..
Steamer Aer Ger. Chrstoners. NV York arrived az
Southampton April :. an 2ro-c.''l t'r Bremen.
HamiGrs. VA Southampton. passed the sc!lly Islands
April .
steamer C~-1nanlc Gn ,icKinstry New-Ycr, FOR iivcr
I.Dl. I.er.I f;.fvlle4l tpri :.
Steamer M,a diam Gputchl. Potter. from PottHr'am
April for Nev-York passed the Isle ~ Wight Aprl .
Steamer Braunschwee Ger. Kohlenbcck. from Ne"
York March - for Bremen passed irawle Point Apt >
steamer I{uffalo Maict New York March -
frr Hun. passed Prawle Point April =
Steamer Massachusetts tlBr. foc0uei from New ok
March -. arrived At London April =
SteW'r M1lIr uD. Iayand, sailed from London for
Now iark ApiH >
- arrived ~ Bristol April =
steamer Gotha GER. schmidt from fIamburg). seilol
from Si"fn ir N"w-No,k tprl !. . . -
Steamer H"N' b'an'. l.tub. from NevYork March 10
steamer ltlacfa "i'r. Iui"ir. New-fork. arrived AZ
steamer G~ra G~r Won schuckmaan. sailed from
Bremen for y " YORK April r.
Steamer Diauw 'Iut,u. De Nrics. from New 1fN
March - arrived a. Rottrrlam tngl I.
Steamer Nl-atl Ci3r). Griers,n Mediterranean
ports for :tev- York. passed Gibraltar Ap-i >.
steamer Ca'hrmire N'D. Gaais. from aarseips March
%. Naples for N'N-i trl passed Gibraltar April
steamer Werra ";c1. Potlc. New York. Via Gibraltar
arrived az Nap'o9 April =
Ka.ser Wi'ho'm II ,Ge-t S'ormcr. Now York
Via Gibraltar sailed from Genoa Aprl >.
Steamer inthan dir). Wright. sailed from Hong Kong
f0r Ntw-lork April I.
steamer Cal;a 'Ger). Muller from March
wa ialmore fr Rio Janciro anl Santos arrived at Per
namhuro March 81.
We below the number - arrivals ~ from
foreign countries ~ this port fDr tho month Of March
distinguishing their class and '0n.lity. This table
compiled from the books - 'he Government kept the
barge once
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
THE COURTS.
roIR TEETH VALUED AT SON

Ex-Judge William f. Drown won verdc; Of
Z, 400 Yesterday in the tra! before Judge Dugro, OF
che superior Court Of his suit against the Suburban
Rand Transit Company. As he trying to board
a car on April >. 1881 az the Harlem River station
.bs ca,en1an s.alnm the gate in his face. Causing
= N 10 faI and strike his mouth against the TOP
~ the gate Fon. o. lis front upper teeth were
Knocked ont.
~Tbris;ian AC1.ph Becht,e has begun a sui, against
rho Manhattan Elevated RGilway Company TO re-
Nover damages for the loss of the services OF his
6anghter Maggie. who was injured in a collision on
October T. 1892 at One-hundred and twenty third
:. and Fighth-ave. The plaintiff declares that mis-
daughters injuries confined her TO her bed for sev-
eral weeks. and that she has become insane lie
edr,its having settled the for S0 no; thinking
that his daughters injuries were serious.
The defendant alleges that the young woman was
a. before the accident and that her insanity was
rot caused 10y the collision.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
HOTEL De LILLe ET D'ALBION
HOTEL CHATHAM,
Connlrp RsaI gsthte for 5alt

,r1es all iinds I'm 'sf' sale "a renr '' faTnshsa
houses Tubis & Taylor , Becknan-st.. y. Y.
FOR SALE.-Bundlng and factory plot.
N the city ~ iiDbrk@n. inGuir" ~ o. W.
WRIGHT. ~ Nc~art-st.. HDtokcn.
FOR SALE. haif pfi.o. fur grain.
stock farms. lag" small cali ! ".
FIELDER. ~ Lih"rty.st
GARDEN CITY. LONG IsIAND.-Flve
from $3.50 ~ 81 GOO O. year. Ready fcr oc-
c.pan-y Ny !. only 10 miles from New
York Frequent trains. Communication. so
year. Ali houses supplied with good
ga and nl0olui"ly pure water. The best
educational facilities for b.ys and girls
~ w"ll-ens owed and wrll-eluipp"i schools.
4 seluhri o. cimat@. tumm"r ana winter
10 nuisance. cultivated AMI refined
community. Excellent roads IN every di-
rrction Parls and miles u streets shaded
iy well-grown trees. lots fpr sale ~ mol
crate prices and on cary i'f'ns. Apply at
ih" Office - THE GARDEN CITY 80.
Room ~ go Broadway. or 20 L. H.
ClSLlFF. Agent ~ Garden civ
WREN COTTAGE Eight rooms. all i'm
rrovcmenis. ample grounds. largo shade
frcrt stable. rnr.ic lawn. 81. WNcii. y.
i. minutes walk from depot. u~nutifui
Vows orange Mountains. fof r3lc sln ',n.
'fnrsih" PARTIES. geo month g. -. cos
DIT owner. 10. ! Montgomery st. Jef-
s'y city.
10 NCRE FARM FOR 500 down: hal
arcc 's35 payable in@'almenis: eight
room house: stable. 200 peach trees four
riles from Matawan. !. -. CONDTC-r.
owner. 90 Wnll-s'.
2o"o ACRES mineral and timber LANDS.
suitable fpr c'ionizinc. improvcments
''wn ste. 1droniag" ~ two railroads. city
proprriv considered in part payment, Mrs
49, - SMITH. iohcn~n.d. Tenncs~cc
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
@ onnirn Real gsiatc 90 C,t

At SpITI or VICE y, ~. rom Wv
J. iIus' 1f IL f.,ms. inciullng hatl Lu'-
I"r r' pantry and conservatory. With all
I irir'Ntrin'nfe iu now nul best sttln. ufth
cifr vpirr. Rt4. large i.t -had- ami fruit.
convenient 60 .apid transit - New-Y.ff
anN NrWark rent low AdIre-s : IS e..
Tribune Dfice.
N'TLEY. y. J.-Elsh,-room cottage ON
airh rr"Ind. icady for occupancy Apr.l ].
ali u"l"fn improvements with running
Wairr. less than mirgfcs from station.
electric street light plant. cabs meet trllus.
Apply ~ real estate Office. opposite sta
ti"n. Ley with station agent. $50 per
month
TAI,HYTOWN- THE CASTLE" Sum
NOR seaFDn only. Da rouIal mansion: superb
view large stable; moderate rent NIXON
O. Broadway.
TAHENTOWN. y. y. nr. station.-Wen-
clc Park lious". iarI" f-stoiy AID base
Went house. suitable for school. hotel or
sanitarium. steam heat throughout mng-
r'nc~nt View of Hudson. NIXON. 60 gwav.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
Drc5emakinq.

ARTISTIC DKESSMAKING. imported
fashions hotel orders at short notice.
gooos purchased - desired. moderate q
prices. Mn. M ELROY. 4. East llth-s'..
between Broadway and University llacc.
DEEsSMAKING By nrst-clAss ofesr
maker hy tho day; EXPERIENCED. r"fr-~nr"-
very reasonable charges, < % cutter anI
hiier Gail or aidIsss Miss IOl GLASS
2i3 West i4'h-s'.
DRESS SMAKER.-Mrs cook. private
Gressmaksr 2C2 West 23d-st.. frs, ola -
work at modernte prices. summer dresses
specially.
DREsMAKER and sEAMsTREss- win
make cngakcmerts ry tie DIV a' ~ -.
competent for ladies or chil!i-n. ADDRESS
DRESSMAKEH. - Liberty t'. If"'klfn.
DREssNAKER viii WORK 10 families Nv
the day: competent in ail branches ~
dressmnking; 81 ~ p'r day. err ''ir
when required - call fDr au Interview.
Address r.. BOX .. Trihun" oflcr
DREcSMAKER warts a few more Gus.
toners ~ h0me: suits from 50 Gp. IL
FOX. 3l2 West sOth-s,.. near kiv,rsid"
Drive
NINE HORTrNsE. 2lG w--t i5'h
near 7th-aVc -C,u'ufi~.e Iaf.-lcrar. :"-
comfy with B Altman ani storm Pos
ladies' materials us'l gowns :"unifil"l.
iafest Parisian aiNiee. - h0m. or by the
day: prices modcra'"
MADAME HALSALLH rakce c7siuinas
from - up. rcnovafeT and isadjuf'S anF
KIND of Hcft in droFsmak'ng. reference
nsst-class 2oi West i3th-sf.
NINE. II. ANTOINET'rE. 22a w I2''h.
ST near 1th-ave cBarHntocs perfection
In nt style. and workmanship. newest
Paris fashions moderate price. n delay.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK- THURSDAY. APRIL S. 1894.

TO-DAY

.,
ARRIVED
sieamSr State Of q California or Bracs Glasgow March
a. s, WIN m mdsr 9" cabin ana li' s,egnsr nasensers to
steamer Wacslani Giclel. Bencc. Antwerp March "a.
national Navigation Co. Arrived at the BAR at 22o m
,h mi ranema "a % T chas2 9GCdus Ma Marf@ Ro S
steamer Ftaa Ger, Thslenhorst Genoa March 90 and
passengers Oelrichs Arrived the Bar
s'e.m41 hsnes ciSor, Klealing ciears days. with
Steamer Fuska,o ,span). zabela Cenfaeeos March 2.
cm carrs T"f"' sumner @'S Co. % XycG i al the Bar at
steamer Arsonau, G3r, McGnyray Men,ego Ray March
. St AIMS BAY and Port Maria -. Port Antonio and
oT MIsn, ArIiyc9 80 " wn tse iIa ar at aa 10 " L
Kong AZ 'N2r I9na R RoT2coa is N M1,eh o 81 with
steamer p Mar Grant. New-orlea"s March 81 with
steamer City Of Augusta Dogget; Savannah April 3.
with dse and PassT,nssrs to l. WsHGT m, x.,oo
News with mdse and passengers 10 the Old Dominion
sicafncr ozana, Robinson. Philadelphia. in ballast to
Steamer Ratticsnake Ireland from @nd sailed
Bark Nora Virgins Cof Yarmouth. y, 81 McKinnow
Auckland 9l days. with mdse 10 Arnold Cheney x Co,
vessel to Edward Hlnoken & Son. ,,...,,.. 9, ,..-
with mdss to order vessel to mss'e5 ~ dave
Park Marie IGer) W9odman Bre'ne'haVen % Gays
bark Athena Cof windsor. 81. Roberts Manzanla %
Toi fa%f va Ca SS%afe Tess% fs MSi,ney @ Co. sugar 10
With hSr susa 80 q rmf9 Ross Antigua 10
Principe de Napoli dtaD. Garabald, Baltimore 4
davs. in ballast to John Scager.
ship Hainaut ODutch, Gerdes. from Antwerp January
%. III Handbook.
SANDY Hook. y J. April 8. $50 m-Wlnd northwest;
fresh breeze hazy.
CLEARED.
Steamer II whitney. Iiallett Bos'on-H Dimock;
Steamer Peruvian (BI) Calvert Glasgow Austin lald-
- CO.
steamer Roanoke. Boaz. w's' roin'-od Dominion
Steamship Co.
News-Od Dominion Steamship Co
Steamer Roland Ger. Baedeleben B:emen-Oefiohs &
Co.
Steamer Astrakhan CBD. Simpson. Dover. Eng. for
orders-Goepel & TruDe.
Steamer Benefactor simmons PhIadeiphia-W Clyde
& Co.
steamer Trinidad CBr). Fraser. Bermula-A Z Outer
bridge & CO.
Steamer Algiers Newt -OrleansJ T Van sickle
steamer George clyde johnson. Grand TURK San Do
m,ngo city Cape Haytien. etc-W J. clyde & Go.
Steamer Hind,O (Br Douglas. IiI-Sanders1n & Son.
steamer Borghesc CBO. Mcischc. Fernandina-Smp-
ship Creedmore Cljr Kennedy. st John, b w
Bark Exception G3r) Bareaux Newark. y j = Whit
I.rie starlight Edwards Basse Terre. St Klt,s-L
J. Armstrong
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
0lloccllGnccus.

ADDRESSES DESIRED Of shipmntcs -
the late Dennis McGrnth who served On
board %: ilc Ini'-i S'a'r7 Eunhoa' N"N
THOMAS NOBLE. ~ oai.s'.. Ne"-f .rf.
\ CHANCE now 10 buy bags, trunks.
,.iis.y dressing cafcs. sf3-rhI4r.. PI' k"' -
l,r.ts firaps dra-a-fuif cases e. whole.
Gale prices from the manufacture D..
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. - iih-aSc.. near
N'h-si.
CENT .EMEN wishing 70 dispose -
their left-iN ciothir2 81 f1ir falne VII
rlonsr call nr address EDWARD MILLER
Is Gih-arc.. near Way"rl"y Place.
STAMTS ~ all KINDS wanted At highest
orlccs. Ca!l or send PETERS EN. 2lO East
ipfh-s'. Cut this oui.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
pronklrn Real gsiaic 60 fci

To LET furnished. or unfGrnished.
,,rass,ov and basement hroWnstonc. V
srnnt house No. 13i 6th-ave.. on PTospest
PARK slope fine neighborhood' iouse IN
fine order. decorated: snntiiy plumbins :
nisbcI or 500 per moa'd unfurni~hed. 10
a desirable tenant. possession immediate II
required. Apply to owner on premises.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRIP-
TioNs FOR THE NEW.YoRK rMli!.
i-NE WILL BE Received AT THE
fipToVN OFFICE. No. 1922 Broadway.
% moor north Of T'hiriy-nrst-st.; aad Ap-
VERTISEMENTS NJ the following Branch
Offices: 254 E.ghih-ave. 100 third-Gve. :
corne- Forty -eeYerth-st.: 1J9 East Forty
.eventh-st corner Third-sve.; $50 East
ie5th-st.. near Third-ave.; i;oe6 Thirc-aveX
near s,xty-frst-st. Los First-ave.. iC0
West Foriy.second-st.: 1902 ColumouS-aye.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
for Sale.


HANDSOME antique mahogany ward
robe for sale cheap. no reasonable o'fei
refused. Can be seen at 2l East loth-st.
LADY will sacrifice her upright piano.
cost 500 five months ago. and INCLUDE
stool, scarf. for SiS3. inquire at residence.
l27 East Ii1fh-st
O~FICE desk. with ~ drawers. will sell
az a great bargain. retiring from buS
ness; also a Marvin safe. Apply 2.+G" sd
ave.
sAFES.-Uc have made up 100 INST
class hOus. safes. guaranteed nfeprOor.
our price. SIS: worth $50. call and cS-
anime them. p. X. GROSS. 4O6 B~ay.
SEVERAL VERY FINE p.rces II an
tlQue furniture. 312 'th-ave. taiu1ue" re-
stored. near 2f'h-st.
SAFES sold direct by the Manufacturers
20 the customers. cheap for cash: house
SlJ up; business, S2j up; catalogue free
~. Y. SAFE co. ~ Clinton Place.
WALL PAPER CO cents room. solds.
10 cents. high-class embossed gods. "
cents. formerly a.. this week only sam-
pies mailed 10 cents BARGAIN HOUSE.
IO Wes; Z51-qt
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
W A hINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise Sun Moon rises m 7:2oMoons ore %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandy Hook 74o Gov Island 500 Hell Gate 10 O2
fM-Sandy Hook S1l Gov Island S:32 Hell Gate lO2j
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
horsss ano Carriages.

VERY stylish bay horse. with black
points. long tail. 1872. between and q
years old. warranted sound and kind
drives either single or double price $3.50
Address DAN. Box :. Tribune Office.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
sEASON.-Pony outfit for children. Ad-
dress DR.. o. C. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
p o. Box 16l. Jamaica. l.. /.
TO LET ET-Well-ventilated stalls IN fire.
proof building. with large elevator. Ap-
ply 70 CENTRAL STABLE CO. 237 East
4Ith-st.
100 CHOICE HORSES for scle at car
stables Butler and NOstrand aves.. Brook
iyn; great bargain.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
Gelp Uaalso.

Males.
AGENTS - reinrment and natural
ability. 90 srch good income IL offered
with continual Increase. eNpericnr" not
necersarv TIE PARK CITY LIFE IN
SrKhNcE Co.. l.iii %d-avc.
FOREMAN or PRESSROOM WANTED
Must be competent sober pains taxing
man. able to produce nne work. wanted
for Job printing and Publishing Office.
Write - y =. p. Tribune Orlce. l5i Mas
fau-s,.. stating qualifications aud giving
references.
WANTED. on cattle steamers 10
London. Liverpool. Glasgow. work for pas
sage. Apply 90 Greenwich-st.
tPmlir..
LADIES WANTED TO WRITE At
HOME. tlj weekly. no calvassing. Reply
Wiz stamp Mss FANNIE FELKNOR.
South Bend Ind.
WANTED. Competent girl for general
housewcrk: must be willing: no washing:
reference required. Call Friday. I33 West
9Jth-si.
WANTED. a capable French nurse for
two chililen. HAEDON. 80 Washington
Square. West.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
SAILED.

e'"arne~s parrs',di oG-r, ~ baltimore. Dona Maria
PorO oporto and Lisbon: Bluehelds Baltimore; AZ
dangorm (Br), Guantanamo, ST Jago, etc; Calico beg)
lahia. Rio Janeiro. santos etc Roland tGeF Bremen.
Roanoke West Point: q W Clvde. Grand Turk. san
Domingo city cape Haytien. etc: Peruvian hir. Glasgow"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

COACHMAN. by frst-class man. city
or country: thoroughly experienced care
II fine horses, carriages. etc, careful
driver: care lawn. flowers. generally use
ful. satisfactory references N. X. Dox
l. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
Go frt for Business Dnrpcses

TO LET. -Flrcproof building for manu-
featuring purposes. also large 'auiis suit-
able fof storage q wines. ETC.. al 2@1
East 47th 81.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
cor.rT CALENDARS FOR ro.pAy.

Supreme Court General TermBefoe Van B:unt. p. j..
fsS,, sncre ana TO- Htach Jcour,
opens at 10 oo a. n 9o5 N243 g3naa, Gasd at II a. m
JST @ ePd 73e' ~ X?s I oSs 9 M @ a s9s 80 2S6 o ss ,ds ls
1s lG95 @ ~ i2' I'm ase t5ye HnRlShed Parrot.
sEisas'cd sq2SS road es cas undnshsd barrett
J~causes be sent from Par, l FOR trial. Case un-
Circuit Cour'-Part I-AdourncG until Monday April 10
Circuit Cour,-Par, lI-efore Truax. Clauses 10 be
sent from Part III for trial. Case unfinished
,ssss s' Nos ,o5 2622 5o5 ioi 37 49, 4is4 s526
SO ss3 N xos ~ @ I 1871 4 s '!5 '2 3 tG sS tSsS SsS
Al. 4co9 7oa @s & l.i! @ - IS ccag ,. g..
be from 2 III fGr ra T14s5 to GsarSe
Nos 1856 ls7 90. 7e> s2. sio. sl7 SIS. sY. SO ST.
ASfi ag's,'' d w ,,. ,,,',.-.., . '4'.,-~''
Nos i4s 26i 1888 i4so iico I4oi 1850 4o7 Case un-
sspeor cou,-Tra Term-Parts II and III Adjourned
~ surrogate court-Chabers- Arnold s-Mo,on
calendar called at 1919 a. m wills for proDa'e-samnel
a,Eins Henr Honr solomon Rothkopf Iayina Mead
Frsntska Chrast.l J. Dannat. Eliza H. Sayre
Conrad Bormann Francis 4 p Droz at 10 80 a. m
Matter Of the estate Of Alicia Wilkes. 1890 a. M
Common Pleas-special Term-Before Bookstaver. j.
Common Pleas Equity. TTerm-Before DAILY. G. j.
Nos p. IS l9 90 2S 49, 81 49, AZ Co. 49, 1913. 4. ie.
Common i1 Pleas-Trial Term-part I-Before Pryor j
Nos 1873 1909 1882 1913 1925 l7l2 1862 1852. 1874
iii i7Ss i7S3 III is72 i729 l744 1915 is9l i262
1885, 1929 1909 1888 l4GO 1921 27>6 1871. 1869 lSsi.
1S5i Case unfinished.
Common Peas-Trial Term-Part H-Adjournei until
Monday. April l6.
~ Common Pleas-Trial Term-Part II-Before Giegerich
.-Causes 10 be sent from Part for trial. Case unn-
sshed.
City court-speclsl Term Before Mccarthy J-Motions
City Court-Tral Trrn-lart I-tl@fore Newburger j.
Nos 3206 1914. 1917. iS3 l2i3 1s49 129S 1895 1851
800 1928 $40 1881 1910 SlT l24s 202i, 1928.
finished.
city Court-Trial Terrn-Part II-Before Van Wyck j
Nos 23I 500 1871 l223 lG'1 lpi, 1862. S 1910. III
JAZZ. 1873 1850 100 i7f. 1S,G. 1865 1882 1851 567
1859. 3O7. 1861. l7G l7O2. l2G2. So 277 1901 i492
Clear
City Court-Tral Term-Par nI-Before Ehrlch. C. j.
Nos 9G6 403 1861 1865 1861 72s ISL 1896 2137 1893
20ii. 2Oi3 204i. 206 2i7 20is. 2O49 1850 205l 252
c05S 2Oj4. 3j5 9jG 2051 zoos. 2O63 20G5 20G6 2Og7
Clear.
City Court-Trial Term-Part IV-Before Fitzslmons J.
-short causes Nos. 3G3s 1885, 1868. s2I1 294s 1886
G66o. 36"7. $751; SjGS. Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court-By Beach. J.:
Gross Moore-Wiiliam Peet.
Oelshunty
Miller vs. vittay two oa,-s)-Francs p Lowrey.
Townsend vs.. lynch-Gilbert ". Spler f.
Bierstadt Reiliy-(hauncey 5. Tru2x.
Superior Court-By Gilder=iceve
Brewster vs.. De Wof-Danie +. Delevan.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court-By Reach J..
Reid KOerber Nut Meat Manufacturing Company
>-banfor1 J. Peck
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

GARDENER Can transplant trees and
bushes 50 that they will surely grow. and
understands all other gardening +. C..
SlD 2d.aNe.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL BOOK
KEEPER entry. stock or shipping clerk.
with unques'ionahle references ". c., II
sutton Ila,s
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

USEFi L-MAN BY young single man
on gentleman's place: understands the care
OF horses and harness. good driver; under
stands the care of COWS; good mixer;
nrst-class man. hest ~ reference. Ad-
drcss WILDER CARLOW. summit. y. i.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

TWO YOUNG GIRLS would take the
work Of one family-one as chambermaid
and waitress or scamstress; other as cook
and laundress. good city reference. or lady
where last employed can be seen; chamber
maid can operate on machine; would go to-
eether or separate. Can be seen at 1850
2d-ave. on Saturday from 10 a. m. 70 10
D. m al John Cochery's.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

flais 60 tct llnfnrniobr0.
FrFTU-AVE. CORNER FLATS:
two beautiful ones.
I2J fi. street and avenue
nothing equal IN rity az price.
HEALTH FOOD Co,
81 5th-Gye.
FIFTU-AVE.. l.04s. corner SGth-st -Fl~-
can't apartment. overlooking Park: only
$3.50. SAML NIXON. 60 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

GARDENER BY a married man. VINO
flowers and Vegetables: best references
from last place Address CHAS. RIB
STEIN. care Mr.. Wolf. 10 Sunolk-st..
Now York
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

ENGINEER By "a good. reliable man,
.; years experience. FRANK 4. CUSH-
INC. 90 Janr-sf
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a
single Protestant. competent. sober' eN-
t,.risnc.l with horses and carriages also
eardeulug milking. good references Ad-
dress j. Y. H.. Box /. Tribune Ofice.
COACUMAN.--liy n sober reliable single
Sco.chmaa: thoroughly understands care of
horses carriaGes harness, careful driver
care lawn. milk. generally useful; excellent
resercnces. JAMES. Box 30. Tribune Of
nee.
coAcIIMAN N-sitnntlon IN private family
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
Dusiness Chances.

4 DRYGOODS boot and shoe business
1or sale IN growing town 20 miles from
New YORK. owner wishes to retire. capt
tai required about $3.50, viii pay You
to Investigate. Address BUSINESS, Bon
- IrlNlIne Office.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

COACHMAN. Situation In private family
bv first-class man Il long experience, refer
e. late employer. q. ". II. l92 Broadway
NeN-Nofk city. or T.. l.. b., Box oo9.
<vnck ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

IRATGHTSMAN. mechanical years
practical and years of,Ic.. experience IN
different branches. ma cAinery. clcctri ity.
gas and sugar refinery. AdIrrss FIRED
sCHt LTZE. ~ Wlliam-st.. Newark. y J.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

CoACfINAN. -Grntleman giving up
horses wishes 10 hnI place f1r his coach
man. married. VIII ohe".fully recommend
.him last : years. T. D.. u East 2Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

DRIVER Young uln wants situation
aa driver for doctor. understands hand
ling hor-es. good references. \. G.. g..
Isl Adam $751; ftrfDhiyf
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

DHATGHrSMAN. with ten y,ara' mo-
clanlcAl experience az building trades
wants o. engage VITA firm - nrchi-
f..fs For psrsonai interview address y
l. lISK C.lt N.rfn.-- IL. I,rl.hlNn
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

COACHMAN. or TRAINER & BREAK
ER.-Engllsh: qualified riding Instructor:
ar would take charge OF club stables an
sniutelv understand my business; certih-
cate and reference Al. Address w. J. c..
Stamford. Conn.
COACIIMAN.-By strictly sober and
steady married man, with u years ex-
pcrience. Address JAMES GANZHORN,
90 iIavemcyer-st.. Brooklyn.
COACHMAN. With excellent reference;
city or country. Call or address n. w.
BROWN. I3 West 66th-st.
COACHAiAN and GROOM-By young
man; understands care OF horses and car
RACES: can milk, best personal reference; !;
country preferred. /. r.. 1I9 East 18th
ST., care OF Shanashan-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
Citn Rcal estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner ioSth-si.- -
cubstanfial. artistic. detached house' loT
orice. send for circular. ATLAS IN
fCO( EMENT CO.. IL broadway
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

rOR SALE.-Second-ha hand copper gener-
stof. S5o six small marble-top tables
ttweive bent wood ebony chairs one Ice
opA, Two brass candy scales. all new: six
s s,eei soda-wnter fountains. Inquire candy
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

AGENGY fSr Monieiair ncsiie9ce Prop; :;
houses Tuhi- * Taylor > Beckman- at. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

ESGlNEER nnl MN'iilNlST. First.
cla-r. understands nil parts of trade. has
diploma ami best city reference. COiLpT.
..t East t'fh-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06

ESGINEER Marine or stationary. thor
ough inrchanic. would engage w!th a
Yacht. strictly sober. highest refer noes.
Addre., JOSEPH THOMAS. Sea-st.. y "
Haven. conn.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-11-17

Denver hasa criminal sensation that
nj ,s f,ir IN equaI the terrible White
chapel London, E iglsnd, trapa'lies Of y
few vesrs spn Like the Wbifechaprl
hnrrnfs. the victims are h.. mi monde
hnt in place Of hacking snh mnilatins
h.. no lies of the vie,i,ns as ~aa the
ease with tn. Lrn.lpu fend. the D-nver
wretch resorts 10 s'ranyrIation. No
i.Rs Than tlir nf thA 'le,ni m m ie OF
Marker street have met their death in
tbs msnn.r during tha last ten well 8
and th- police cin fini NJ clue to the
perpp,ra,or nf the deed. The women
NJ his rlasa in d .nvrr are in lever Of
hysterical terror not knowing whose
inrn will be nex'.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-11-17

Fifiy-sesrn Chinese ~io claim to
have. been hnrnop Amrriran soil. were
registered in SIN Franri-co and voted
Last IN s.iay. 1t is announced by par
ti.s v hn have inv.e'ixs'-d the matter.
,hat there srr 1000 Chinese in Cali
fprpis h, are native born, and il il
stated that the mi 'rity Of them will
vn,e tao years henc. 1nasmuch ss
every Ghinsnan is absolutely under
the control of he Chinese Six Com
D mi. 3. ani .io-s he bidding of the or
ganiz a. ionr' head men in every matter,
il il appars ut that The Chinese vnte mav
readily heroine serious matter in
California palitics
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-11-17

1t is rnnqrri 'hai iheconntry 10 to he
bnr1ened viii, MI i-sn. of So 0J0. 900
more l,ondl. There ia really M neces-
sity far it Hs he R,Id reaarvs now
in the treasury is some $l2.O)O 000
abnv- the $5,D.tNlO ONO limit. bnt th-.
Pr-si,irn' is afraid hai II iit- waits nnftl
Congress has \ chance t, act on the
Proposition il may hr decide nnf'vr-
ably. The aciinn OF ihs President Il
nnly in keeping with h's other acts
since he became President. "Rnlr or
rnihn has le-u his motto regar'il-s of
the advice or ishes Of thu reprrs-nia-
tivrs of either party. Even Secretary
Carlisle urged him 10 wait the action of
Congress f,r slrcencs sake hni Cl-ye-
land ~as never known to nd nit that
'h- advice of any on- is cool but his
own.