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The evening world., 1894-05-21
He Got what He wanted.

Fr9n Harpcr's Bazar,)
Barber--Your hair is getting very thin,
sir.
fat on II. / always did dislike stout
hair.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, ] htink you ought
70 nut something on II.
Nictim-I do every morning.
Barber-May | ask what?
Victiin-Certalnly. My hat. Now, II
you'U give me a close shave and fifteen
cents worth Of silence III be much
obliged
The evening world., 1894-05-21
TOLEDO KIND TO COXEYlTES.
SuliIvnn's Company Gains Recruits
and Is RoynlIy Treated.

TOLEDO, o., May 2l.-Sullivan's wing
f Randal's division of the Industrial
lcmy held an enthusiastic mass-meet-
us in the public market yesterday and
nlisted fifteen recruits, During then
our DAYS stay here the COMMONWEALTH
we're royalty treated. Taey 20 from
ere to cleveland ana from there It
Massillon. CONey's starting point.
rne army is composed almost entirely
Of trades unionistS, and Lieut.. MaCauley
gcond In command, claims to be th'
riginator OF the Knights OF Labor ant
; the oldest Past Grand Master Of thai
yody.
The evening world., 1894-05-21
SCHOONERS IN DISTRESS.
Two Sighted on SrabriGht, n. J..
This Morning.

SEABRIGHT. y. j.. May %.-Twu
schooners. one three master, the othor
with two masts, were sighted this morn
ing flying signals OF distress
There Is n terrible sea Oh. and both
vessels are so far out that assstanC'
from the lite-savinE crews Is impossible
The evening world., 1894-05-21
Others Preach,

we practise. ThOu.and~ ol drunIards cure
yearly ~ the genuin' kEELTy DoUEI.E CHLoI =
IDE or GoLp treatment Call on Z. T. PEI
sOSs, 10 Wet saith st. ior particulars. -
The evening world., 1894-05-21

} pSG@ST@G G~3GTaO O0S.~S 90 6~s
SHOWERS, EI0H EAST WINDS. q
. % S~-S SNSIS 5000 S<SS<Sa CO..
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the people and the business interests OF the country
the Republican party points not only TO It's thirty
wages and good prices. with pride and satisfaction.
but To the record II made In the campaign "hen
lower wages reduced prices less business, strikes
and panics; 1t protested In vain TO the people that
creased production and increased consumption
BUSINESS REVOLUTION THREATENED.
The responsibility for the present situation is on
the Democratic party. 1t is clear that If their
pledges are carried out 1t will create revolution
in the business Of the country. 1t will continue
lower wages encourage strikes. reduce our business
at home and encourage business abroad. The end
OF this policy tell.
The Wilson bill. it passed the House. was
neither free-trade. tariff-reform nor protection
measure; 1t was made up In opposition to all these
principles. II is illogical. without order. founded
on no principle and apparently without definite
profits and incomes lower than they are now or
ever have been in the country 1t will lay the
foundation of disorder and trouble throughout the
Republic because 1t will force into permanent and
involuntary idleness a large body OF wage-earners
wages Of those fortunate enough to find employ,
ment. 1t creates deficiency in the revenue. and
In order TO meet 1t finds an excuse Tor imposing an
income tax.
The Chicago platform says that protection Is
unconstitutional and robbery yet In the Senate. by
a party vote. the Democrats vote for both pro-
lection and an income tax. a party, with such a
record is not entitled to the confidence Of the
minIstration in full control OF the Government in
all It's branches. show what Republicans have :,
party is founded upon no fixed principles exists
only upon opposition and neEaton. and has no
capacity successfully TO administer the affairs of
the country
The following officers were elected: President.
Charles D. Elliott. OF Sutton; secretary, j. NJ Stufk
of West Union: treasurer. p. p. Dobbins. Of Wheel
ing. Nine vlce-presidents were chosen ana -FOUR
delegates to the Denver convention from each as
trc; besides five at-lsrge, the delegation being
headed by s. Is. E.kins.
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TRAVELLING MEN IN CONTENTION.
WELCOMED IN MILWAUKEE, BY THE MAYOR AND
GOVERNOR PECK.


GOVERNOR PECK.
Milwaukee, June 19.-The fifth annual convention
OF the Travellers Protective Association OF America
was called to order at the Stadt Theatre TINS
morning President William Kohn. OF the Nlscoh-
sin division introduced the Rev. DR.. Alonzo MONK
OF Memphis. who opened the session with prayer
President Kohn then made snort address OF
welcome and presented to the convention Johh a.
Lee Of St Louis. the National president. VINO mace
short address. Mayor Koch extended the freedom
of the city to the delegates. about loo or "hoh
were present at the opening The greatest en-
thusasm was created by the address OF J. NJ.
Porter. commonly known as the .Blli M ~ ,, 9"
Kentucky He made happy argument III ld'oi
of a double standard of gold ana silver, ., ,
Governor Peck delivered an address on Denali OF
the state welcoming the visitors and inviting t,ei ~
10 take possession Of everything ana carry II
home with them The other speakers were JbHon
Furth of St Louis: President j. +. Hansen ana
Secretary McKinnon. OF the Milwaukee, MerchahHs
Association: George A. Randall OF NeW-NorK. T.
n Nadgcburg president Of the Milwaukee, Ch.n-
Der OF Commerce; Joseph Wallerstein, OF Nire'rta'
C. c. Rogers. OF the Milwaukee Advancement AS
ISOLATION and J. d. Wilkinson. OF Missouri. -.
Governor Stone OF Missouri, Is In attendance or,
the convention. This afternoon the delegates hed
a business session, and the women went onteNcur-
sions.
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DRESsNtKISG.


FRANCHISE. Nine
Anderson los West l1th-st.. formerly
win stern Il aides materials made, last
seasons d-csscs remodel He'd. fancy waists .
summer price, -----
"A. Artistic summer dresser. made
from 81 uhls month. ta.lor-cut. ~ and
work Guaranteed. ais, wedding. evening
reorrfian sei.ile md travelling costume.
wrats and costumes 81 every description
made pn short Notice; ciiting. bLs'lns' -
patterns 10 measure. - cents. Three sis
icre. ono wouli =" OUT by nay. othefs al
home au das ana evening. ETHEL :
d-essmaking parlors. - las, 2oth-st.
DREssMAk ER. TTrst-class cutter and IT.
.rr. ladies' ARD rilldr.n's dresses rem0d
ell.d Ike new. - nut los the dav or week.
81 ~ or 50 IN n private family. by m"
month. good reference" Address DRESS
MAKER. Box -. Trihun" Once
.DEESSMAKER firs'-class. : years OK
perience White. Howard & Co. Will dur
Ink 'h,s month g. cut. 81 20 per dar. p"r-
rcc, ntcr. JOSEPHINE. 326 F. 3oih -
'DREsSMAKE KERRY French lady from
l-adinc house. for summer in private
family. city or country Address u. H..
Box 2li az broadway.
EXPERIENCED pREssHAKER wishes
Engagement, 10 prlyat. families. h"si ~.
crencc. - da,. Mr.. HAVEN. 2.l
Lasi lnlsi-s'
T. K".Ni u liltf.s-S NJ \ n fsfA. -- lf'' .fi fif
cutter and litter. hy lay or week. town
or country. ADDRESS y. L. r.. Box 10.
! 80 Nrraivav.
LADIES ana cHiLDREN's clothes reno
waited. 90 dresses faahionnb,y designed
cleaned and prr-."i. evening dresses a
specially. j. NJ - East l9th-s'
SUMMER GOWNS made from 81 ~ 81
perfect ~ guaranteed. ladies' sending
postal VIII no waited upon AZ their homes
Nf~.f,r.. gIfN NGf 4 f.lnf
MILLER 4 FENDER late - 2ia Wee,
4sth--t.. have removed 10 2ip West 10th
, ~ whore hey are prepared 10 receive
orders f1r jun
VISITING MITLINER ladies called On
Own materials. made IN all the la'es'
s'vl~s prices reasonable. !. ~ 30 East
10Th s..
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SINESs CHANCES.


\ GENTLEMAN viih god reference and
'~resi IN my husincfs. mus have rust
worthy assistance EDWARDS. i3 West
f2i q
4 GENTLEMAN With s5ro wanted 20
fatf p.rl'IYn 49, grtfl., M n stock com
panv. hes open,ng ~ ms ciiy for right
man IarflrlItrN. IItANEk q 60. ~
broadway. Room -.
AZ E%GLisH ENGINEER &. smporewod
20 freat Nth firms nr individuals desir-
otis = ACQUIRING tho monopoly boa 'he
rni'-d s'aie- 4 a hieh-class patent NAL
ieahi' bronze alloy = established r"rufn-
ZION T.. Hotel Warwick. Newport
ADD To YOUR INCOME.-w~ oIer
limited amount - - per cent Dividend
EaruiDg stock On monthly payments % 81
vcr share. var '1lu~ 81" yer share Nd
dress THE AMERICAN CO%STHl cTiON
co. lan,as'cr *.
cArrfr nA%rH Profitable. p'eaan'.
heal'hrd business located Rock Mount
am. Or pale. owner "a. i.fs change
u,irhf ev-h.rer. price. $40 p-. un-ncum-
bored Address 90 particulars. ENN'H-
MAS. Tribune Once.
FOR SALE A nno lumber business with
voef ou hand. p'anin< mn and blind
o4r i.aIi,, Adires. s. NJ HANCOCK
~ CO., tauhtrs aud brokers. Fn~''n.
POM
FOR SALE \ nno Photograph studio ~
-,sf .Wnrr having ,'h.f Lusr'ss. Ad-
dress O. g. r.. ~ y. Wniow-sf. Water
bury. conn
GROcTRY STORE. In good location. for
-.le 90, e1u1il'. 30 Last S3i-ef
MAN or WOMAN with Some capital 90
help manufacture and push nov inveu-
tIou. lig pf'r'e. sn-f work lnNesiiEa'i"n
aoiiriici Call =. M. SHAW. 2sN West
l13 &c.
WANTED WhD'- l.ue = good bonds
INVESTOR. BOX H.. Tribune Oflce :
WHO WILL HELP ME organize cot
iagc ,ruprnr 20 the breezy C1tshills. mn"
money required. greatest speculation on
enrtb. Address bon ~ TfINun" once.
WANTED Farmer with $1,000 In Office
business which frr wears has paid 81 r'D
annually CASH BOX II. Tribune Once.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

A.-EN SUITE AND SiNGLY. He"ly iur.
nished cool rooms: private biths, e''.'
rrestbie convenience and attendance, eA-
trcmely moderate prices; breakfast "'
sired 50 Madison-ate. ----
RACUEIOR APARTMENTS. - El"Eant
suite. southern exposure; aI.o ol' Si.,.
i-eaLf,sf. valet attendance nn"Nc"A@"'
summer prices. : West 3Sth-s,
2oTH-ST.. ~ WEST-A large room com
fortably ana elegantly Furnished reier-
ence required. ------
DC WEST S9TH ST. Two large rooms 20
rent. with nrst-clafs board. III SUNNI il.
rates; permanent or transient I~i''
- WEST i2GTH Stood. comior,a ,,,I..
rooms. nicely furnished private '"'''"'
references exchanged.
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ENGLISH SHTPBr1LDERS WANTS PROTECrION

ENGLISH SHIPBtIIDbhS WAN \ ""I"'' '''''
Editorial in "seaboard" June q. from advance
proofs)
No more remarkable explanation Is afforded OF
the British idea Of free ships free snippng ana rse
ade hSp is Fn n%qn Ia sco S spPnS organ
The OCCASION for the onbursI Is Mr Ibet
ne could bud them better and cheaper than Great
Britain Having quoted "Seaboard on ms sun
temporary INDUCES in the foi,owins'comment 'here
on; - . -, 49,. ,.o-d Mr.
Cramp Is a buffer. Cheapness IS no recomufnda-
lion in war vessels Mr.. Cramp Is free 10 20 to
pow"r and build as many war vessels FOR them as
he can get orders for but It is matter OF vital ana
vii distribute the work as fairly possible among
the shpbulders OF this country 50 that In tins- or
for adding to our Navy. Free trade has proved 4
great boon to this country but the argument docs
not apnlv 70 the building Of vessels Of war any more
than Il would apply TO hiring an army OF Foreigners
we have plenty Of men ready and willing 70 do
the work here and It would not be Just TO them !,
send 50 much work away. We DO not believe that
Mr. Cramp can build good or as cheap as IN
The shaliowncss OF the British preisnsions IN
favor OF free trade never more strikingy us
closed than In the astonishing admlss .ons aiPyc
at home equipment Tor the building Of Ta ,ssr
Wholly rrespec;yS OF cost De peter S'''
at matter OF vital and paramount niPortaa,ce
that the British AdmiTsy WI MI gsII1His sne
country so that In times Of emergency ". may
have AT home all the resources Tor anflnG 10 '"l
Navy We compliment our Scottish contemporary
upon the great mood % light that has p2nfI IN
unon his mind the moment that NJ. Cramps ofer
disturbed IT, And fairly ask our esteemed TVai
n IL can see any difference as regards The nite !
States in the application 10 our shipYards OF inc
very same principle.
The climax is reached however. in this sHntefve
I'VE have plenty 81 men ready and wiling To DO
the work here and 1t would not be Just to them
10 send so much work away We commend I'M.
words n me pro- British anti-Amercan citizens ~
this country who advocate free trade. The brhlsh
are deserving their STANDARD Free trade mas AL
mos, run rs race Protection has aiuremenis lthat
will grow in importance the more AmefIcans' are
able to sell we'll as the british
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

PHYSICIAN wanting ofice accommoda-
lions now or later can arrange. board
optional. Address T.. e. Iiox %. LIZ
broadway.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram A continuous white line SHOWS N.
,h.nre. in pressur. as indicated by The Tribunes SELF
,.cs,nr barom-ter The line represents the tenn
p.rsture as observed Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once June ~. a. mrh~ heat was consider
ably modified carly yesterday afternoon by thunder
s,ower. the weather generally fair In the morning
and evening The temperature rang~i between ~ ana -
degrees the average t7j being -. lower than on Monday
,d ei ower than On the corresponding day last year.
The showery conditions likely 10 De cleared away
this morning and the weather VIII probably continue far
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

CsOACIMAN- COOK by a swedish mar
ried cosple. no children. man coachman.
gardener and useful man, wife cook I"un,
Jr.ss or hou-e.york. good reference 81
Fast o1th-st
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FyC4MPMEYT OF THE NEW-YORK s. OF V.

FVC4 MPlfEVT OF THE NEW-TURh y OF v
Iockpor; y v June 1e-The annual iState en-
campment Of the Sons OF Veterans openedfto-day az
Middeport this county. Three hundred members
arrived here this afternoon. Commander W. H.
Robertson of Cortland and stan. reached here last
night and Commander Shots. G. A. X. OF onNerS
and staff al noon to-day. The attendance Is larger
than for tho frs, dav OF any previous errcampment
To-morrow a parade will be held with about l,0O
me n line
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TIE HEATHER REPORT.

HIGH PRESSURE CONTINUES on THE SOUTH
ATLANTIC
Washington June ia trough = low pressure. ms
moved from Sew-McHico 80 Manitoba storm or con
adorable intensity with is centre over Snh
r,ko,a measure Of ~ - inches being reported from
Pierre and velocity = n,> six miles r"r h0nr from
Huron The pressure continue. hrh N he sonih Atlantic
and Norih racnc showers hnf" occurred IN inc
Missouri AMI Ohio vnile,s fhe lower lake reg and ~"
A.isnfc S,a,es The temperature has fallen HrnfN ln
The lower lake AMI 'ho "Ntr~m" N1f'h"~-i an"
has generally risen elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

Country.
ApTRONDACKS.- Lake Placid. camp ana
cottage sites on this desirable lake now
for sale on instalments at low hKnres, pII
rhases now. viii the Ncv-York '"ntrhl
station Within two miles. VIII WITHIN Ur
nexi three years return large pronts 10
buyer. CLARENCE NJ. NOBLE. owner
20 COrtlandi-st.
ATTRACTIVE. comfortable home; all
modern improvements. 10 rooms stapIe.
garden. fine views, magnificent Ola shade
trees: . minutes from station. ~ minutes
from city % trains. for sale low or TOT
rent. might exchange. J. ID. CONpI'l'
l Montgomeryst Jersey City.
AGENCY for Mon:clam.-Re Residences. all
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBS r. TAYLOR. Beekman-st., \. 4.
COOL. CHEAP. healthy. pretty summer
place. 81 500. small cottage. lis acres
salt water front. FRED MINER. Stoh'ns-
ton. Conn. -
FOR SALE At A BARGAIN By David
Bennett King. trustee, for the credit'rs
Of Ernsius Wiman. he country seat OF
Erasfus Wiman. at Ginords-by-the- sea :
l.; house. II rooms. al modern nnp' e,c
mcnis. . acres Of land. nnc views. e'
81 GO Apply to y. j KIM trustee: -
Plne-st New York. or II ]. MEI'Al-f
& SONS. l45 Broadway. New YORK.
SACRIFICE Of the 10Th century. elegant
Hudson River home. two hours out, near
station. baronlal mansion. 10 rooms. pii.
80 landing. ideal lawn. beautiful beyond
description: Sl5 1000. half cash cost WV
0oO. Investigate thoroughly and be con
vinced Address Box II. St Reiny. y. !.
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BUTTERFLY competent young man IN
private family: thoroughly understands
his business in every respect; VIII make
himself generally useful; viii be founu
beat city references. Address WILLIAM
l242 Broadway.
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THROUGH FLOUR AND GRAIN RATES CAN
CELLED

Chicago. June 19-Chairman Mdeeley. on behalf
OF the Northwestern lines has given notice to the
Eastern lines that through rates on -four ana grain
from MINNEAPOLIS by way OF Chicago have been
cancelled He has also Informed the Interstate
commerce Commission that the advance rates are
canrrilod while all traffic viii be taken on the sum
of The local rates The grain traffic from the North
west Will consequently 20 from Chicago by lake
70 Runalo ana Ogdcnsburg thence by rail- TO us
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-st-
Substantial, artistic. detached house; 10"
Price; send for circular. ATLAS In
.PkONEMFNT CO. ~ Broadway:
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

A wM. T.. IiARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor
Barnes Binding. Room 10. u Park Row.
ACCOUNTANT q. KRUGER l5s
West Io:,d-st.. ready 20 do your Work.
discreet. experienced, goes ou' ~ city.
A Young MAS. is. with very good
recommendations. desires work ~ any
kind. speaks German and English Please
address a. G. O.. 900 Madison-st
A BOY. ~. thoroughly competent would
ike a position as office boy IN m"r-
mile house. has the very best refer
.nc.s. willing to commence AT a low
SALARY Address i. NJ. ola Palmetto-st'
brooklyn.
AN INTELLIGENT. highly 'duc stcl. Az
.llrd Young gentleman, nngui-t ana pen
man. win excellent references. seeks en-
gagcmcnt ~ secretary. companion WIN
family. or gentleman. nurse companion !"
invalid. or teacher and tue. - ch'i9fTn'
CITY country or travel. Address LIN
Ql'iST. 242 Broadway
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER or CASHIER
~. graduate ~ the Long Island huHl,
moss college desires position In some goOh
house. .l51 Myrtle-ave.. BROOKLYN. y. l..
A FIRsr-CLAss ENGlNEER and ma
chinist Is ready To- make an engage
ucnt. il good at ntting up and keeping
the machinery In good running order anI
making his tools and temperne. JAMIS
| ". SMITH. 49, West 3otl-st.. city.
A SINGLE GERMAN, 80 years old, Of good
character and some cdurntion ami Know
.dr. II the country. wishes rinpl'NW
win anm- consideration where plenty 81
work In the open Air can be given MN.
Address EMIL WEiIHLF Florist. college
Point. J.. J. ----------
/ pAKER.-Cood second nand on all kinhn
81 bread or cake, pie. etc. "'3 Yves,
3oth-st --
| ROY. is would like situation at anything
With board. honest. willing. ohilglng.
| best Of references. j.. care OF Thomas
! Pagan. 14s Coiumbus-ave
BOY. II. to work In private family. or az
omnibus In hotel: speaks French ana
German. Address q. X. 323 5th-ave.
BOY 40 neat. honest. bright and industri,
ous in some good office 10 advance good
penmnn. TAILOR. 35s 9th-ave.
BUTCHERS. Two hrst-class butchers wish
steady situations: city or country: coun-
try preferred. Address i.43i Myrtle-ave''
. Brooklyn.
Roy. IL, wants position where ne can
learn 10 be a mechanical draugn'sn1an;
some knowledge OF same. Address Z.
! WAITE, l56 whiton-st. Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

FRANCHISE. Nine.
Anderson los West l1th-st.. formerly
with stern p. aides materials made, l1si
seasons d-esscs remodcllcd. fancy waists.
summer prlcr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

A GENTLEMAN OF legal and commercial
experience. established at Detroit. would
represent reputable house as sp .cial IN
Michigan Ohio. Canada. CUMM1NS. los
IihI Hook ncirnlt.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED 4 Young man competent -
tran Slafe from the English. French.
spanish and Italian lanRiaCc9. comp"nsa-
ton SIS weekly. give age ana references
- Box ~ Trihun" Onicr
WANTED Men on cattle steamers 70
London. Liverpool. Glasgow. work FOR
passage Apply 90 Greenwich-st.
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

AT ONCE We wan, few more ladies
10 help rs writing. securing addresses.
mailing out circulars etc. IN their own
homes good wages. no CANNASSING
Send self-addrc0sed stamped envelope ~
INDIANA TOILET Co. South Bend. Ind
WANTED. Companion FOR lady suffer
inc with chronic melnnchplia. some "N-
ucrirnc.. -ssautisi Address e. -. r.. Box
327, i2k2 broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


FIREWORKS. -Exhlbition cases from ~ %
up. send card and / Will call T. "u'
LICK 225 West l5tlI-st.
GENTLEMEN wishing 20 dispose OF their
l.fi-on clothing at falr Vaiue MN
,lr.se call or address EDWARD MIL
LER Gs Gih-avc.. near Waverley Place.
LEGAL ADVICE FREE.-All cases build
ing or material trades. actions against
me Insurance or other corporations; fam
Uv diIlcu,ties: damages. wills. claims
Judgments. all courts. legal instruments
drnwn: approved mortgage loans made
MAC'r.oI 'GHLIN. ALBEIT q bremen.
253 broadway.
PATENTS for Inventions secured prompt
w Best OF references. Liberal terms
Ccfre,poudsncc solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential Address OSCAR
a MIChFl a CO., No. l85 MONTGOMERY
ave. bloomfield New-Jersey. Handbook
:or Inventors free
YOUNG MAN, %. desires practical train
ing and thorough instruction In BANK
ing by some experienced bank ofhcial,
tuition fee no consideration. Address
GREENWICH. I.242 Broadway.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIP-
TiONs FOR THE NEW.YORk THlB.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
f-pTOWN OFFICE, No. 1.2t2 Broadway
"a door north Of Thirty-Arst-sti
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Female.
FIRST CLASS COOK In the country;
understands English. French. German
cooking and baking; city references Au-
dress COOK, 20 East 57th-st.
COMPANION or NURSERY young LADY.
, COMPANION or care for children; Wiling
~ teach: reference given. Call or address
k. b.. $50 Decatur-st.. Brooklyn; second
nat. east.
cooK.-f3y respectable woman: no OBJ
iections 10 q boarding house or coun-
try; best city reference. u East IItn-st'
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
rc,ppENTER'S ORIGINAL EMPLOY
NEXT HOUSE. los 1th-aVe.-Ne nave
best coachmen gardeners. grooms. iaEm
forcmen. farm minds. married couples. use,
fnl-m-n. all nations: also female ne'P' "I
well recommended. Established ls+I.
BUTLER. by butler or nrst-class second
man. aged "a first class valet: can De
seen ~ present employers. j. T. ~ l
East 3tth-st.
BUTLER. - Thoroughly understands MS
BI-TLER, care OF Mr.. Martin. l.327 Broad
why.
pr-TLER. Gentleman going abroad wishes
situation for his butler. whom ne can
highly recommend as competent. honest
ana sober. rs East 40th-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

vuRsIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

,wAETED.-square and hall rooms con-
necting. partly furnished, near nyIns
race: private family preferred; Relm.-
IT. references: san L.. lis Easf |otn-s'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

RECEIVER FOR A ROAD IN THIS STATE.
r.tIca y y. June 10 (SpeciaD-ln the United
States Court in this city to-day George W. Jones
yas apponted receiver OF the Schenectady Railroad
,,,,,.an, The applicaton was made on behalf Of
INC Central Trust Company. OF New ork winch
holds a mortgage on the road Tor SVoWo ana o'her
creditors.