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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
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We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrah
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Props.
Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
IN all business transactions and
financially able to carry ont any
obligation made by their firm.
WEST Il TKUAx, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo. o.
WALD1NG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, U.
Halls Catarfb Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Tcssimo.
malls free.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William III. Cool-22
Elizabeth Ii. Dancer-17.
U. @. Schooley-29
Laura Shahan-26.
John Goodlng-63
Mary Pipher-i2.
Theodore Seal SO
Ella Cale-23.
William Il. Bayles-24
Grace Il. Forman-19.
All the above are native Preston =
lans except Mr.. Bayles, who IS
from MOnongalia county.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
GRANVILLE.

Correspondence OF the Argus.
IL. Il. Jenkins has been to Graf.
ton several times lately to visit his
mother, who is sick.
Shooting matches have been nu-
merous around here recently. Por-
ter Walter seems to he our best
marksman.
Our school will close next week.
There will be spelling match the
last night.
We are sorry to chronicle the
death of Mira. Elisha Newcome, who
died on the 18th inst, and was
buried in Evansville Cemetery on
the 18th.
The Evansville Wooden Mills will
resume work about the 1st Of March.
We are having all kinds Of wealth.
CT just now, so no one can reasona-
bly, complain.
Some men who are selling terri
tory for patent lever gate, have
been stopping in town for couple
of weeks. They have sold five or
six counties, including Preston.
The right TO sell the gate IN Pres.
ton county was bought by David
Shroyer and Purnell Weaver, who
have re.sold Kingwood District to
Edward 8. Sterling.
Francis ". Hoffman, Of Mar
guess, was in town Monday.
JUNIUs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01

was visiting in town the past week.
Mr.. r. VI. Greeley. editor of the
Bruceton Bug!e, is in town to day
and gave us pleasant call.
For Playing Cards OF all kinds
from 10 cents up. call at the ARGUS
Office.
Wilbur Posten was over at New.
burg and other points on the Is. 4
o. during the past week.
j. Harry Neff. telegraph operator
OF Wheeling, has been here the past
week visiting his parents.
And now the election is over, but
the time to buy your Doors and
SHOES at the lowest prices at TAY-
LoR's is not over.
William Horchler, Esq, OF New.
burg. was here on business yester-
day and gave us paying call.
Joseph Guseman. Of Gladesville.
was here Yesterday and dropped in
to renew his subscription.
We sell the Brown Hamilton
Shoes. the Best and Cheapest in
the world. Every Pair warranted.
Come in and see them.
q. w. FAwcETr.
Prof. s. s. Little, the optician
of Cumberland. has been here this
week, stopping at Hotel Gordon,
Robert Brown cut his foot severe
ly with an axe while working out at
Enoch Reppert's last week.
Money is what talks while times
are hard. Then buy your winter
Doors and SHOES at Taylor's
You will save MONEY.
Julius Scherr, of Eglon, one of
the most prominent business men
of the county, was here yesterday
and gave us pleasant call.
For any ard all kinds of legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 90 cents per hundred. IL
Henrietta, the little daughter of
Henry Murdoch, fel! off the table
at her home Tuesday and broke her
arm.
Miss Nyra Watson returned yes
terday. after several weeks visiting
friends at Oakland, Keyser and
other points.
ID. s. Gutherie, of this place, has
secured the agency for several of
the best Insurance Companies, and
Is working mp quite business in
that line.
Rev. Cotton, of Parkersburg. the
State Agent for the American Bible
Society, was in Kingwood over
Sunday.
Now is the time to buy your
Shoes, as they are going out at
Greatly Reduced Prices for the next
10 days. q. w. FAwcETT.
Will b. Parkhurst arrived here
Yesterday from Philippi, where he
has been attending Circuit Court
as the official reporter.
s5g- The largest quantity, best
quality, greatest variety, latest
styles and lowest price of Furnitur,
Carpets and Mating is found at
the old reliable Furniture and Car.
pet House Of
j. II. RoDEHEAvRR,
Terra Alta, w. Va.
Died, near Bruceton Mills, Feb.
"a, 1894, Maud, youngest daughter
of VIM. @. and Emma Myers, aged
eight years.
The protracted meeting at Howes.
vile has closed, but the one at
Snyders is under full Roadway aud
several Of our people have been at
tending regularly.
For Writing Pads, Pen Holders,
Pencils, Paper and Envelopes, Day
Books, Composition Books, Note
Books, ETC., call at the ARGUS
Office.
w. Scott Garner was in town
Tuesday and gave us paying call.
lie had been over the river several
days on business and was returning
10 his home at Eighty Out.
And--And-And--It showed.
And--And--You can get the best
BARGAINS in Doors and SHOES at
Taylor's.
Diod mar p,yoah fhss ooori,,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01

When fsaby vas sick, We gave her castoria.
When sbs was a Child. abe cried for cassoria,
When sho became MICS she chung 20 castorss.
When me had Children, abe easetben costosfa
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-03-01
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

WBsf VIRGtSIA. sss
At rules heia In tho Clerks ofgoe 81 tho Cir
cult Court of Preston county, on the hfst Nom
Day ~ February 1915
Graham & Brown
W. Tn Ghancerys
a. J. DeBory.
Zen lu favor ~ Wiiiian @. Brown against tho
foai estate II tho defendant A. q. DeBorry.
And 10 appearing that the defendant a. ,.
DsBeTy if not resident 81 this state, on
motion ~ the plaintiffs " is ordered that tho
defendant DO appear here within ono month
and 40 what "a necessary 10 protect his inter
este. and that this order be published IN tbs
WEST NfEGtsfA hnors, nowsyapcr publishes
Or this county. a cafva-laets
j W. VI TYSON. CLERK
Brown a Hyde Counsel for Plaintiff
i2spfft-e4 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
STRIKING SHIRTM4KERS ARRESTED

The fifty shirtmakers employed By +. Iewey &
Son 80. AZ Bboadway, have been on strike for
nearly two weeks. Their places have been filed
by other operators. and this has caused the strk-
eYs 10 be more than usually aggressive. on last
Thursday night Becky Pomeranz. of 40. 81 Rut-
gersst., one " the operators. says that she
was her way home crowd OF the strikers
followed her. calling 'scab." and finally several
OF them assaulted her
on Saturday she went to the TOmbs Court and
procured warrants for the arrest of Pauline.
Guss.e and Rosie IIerkow. of No. ia Forsyth-st .
Paul GJtt!!eb. OF No. % Chrystie-st. and Lena
Grimberg. OF al EsseX-st. These five, she said
struck her all over the body"
The prisoners We're arraigned in the Tombs
Court yesterday. and denied the charge. Justice
Grady paroed them until this morning for eX-
animation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
dates, the Rev. Ralph Howard Baldwin and the
Rev. George Lawrence Nicholas
FUNERAL OF FRANK A. WILCOY.

The funeral Of Frank A. Wilcox, OF No. 933 Mad-
son-ave who committed suicide In Central Park on
Thursday last By shooting himself. took place yes
terday from his home. The Rev. Or. Williams ofiic-
ated, and large number of the deceased mans
friends present.
Ii is denied that Wilcox shot himself because Of a
woman, and his friends say that attack Of nerv-
Gus prostratiOn. which developed into melanchoa.
was really the cause a carriage accident which
happened 10 Mr. Wilcox during enforced vaca-
ton early In the summer. II is said brought the
attacks OF melancholia much stronger than before.
and that. combined with fear Of consumption.
which took strong hold on him. led him TO com
MT sNlcle.
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.r,coyEssFs AND PRIESTS ORDAINED


....s Young women We're ordained to the diacon-
I'M ,wo clergymen we're ordained TO the
az .hood M the II o'clock service in Grace Eps-
T"a, church, yesterday morning by Bishop rot
W. In his sermon the Bishop said that ms
III ceremony was performed for the frst time
W., 40 history OF the American Church. 50 far as
his knowledge Went ,,.,
NJ W, EXERCISES which eliminated in the ordination
-, ,ha candidates for the priesthood began IN
I" "' c,rrcb chantrv at 10 O'Clock. with the
sro,on OF seven pupils from the newborn
aa,,rs School for Deaconesses. The Rev Dr-
wriam r. Huntington, rector OF the church' oe-
n..rnd the address. In the course of his remarks
:. said that the Training School for Deaconesses
doinr all that its founders and patrons hoped lof
I'D thu, the revival of the order OF deaconesses
~" hen o. great blessing TO the Church Nester-
as ceremonies he said. were the second OF 'he
WIND since the opening OF the school the hrs'
..r.,c been held in 1892. when a class OF four
49, Graduated. With the exception OF the deacon
.s school in Philadelphia, there is none In the
yriscopal Church outside Of this city
=, the conclusion OF Or. Huntington's address
"a the speaker pronounced the names OF the cahdi-
ta,es for diplomas. the Rev Haslett Mchlm: ~
tsndsd 10 each her certificate or medal. according
70 the course ., broTgi The whole course OF TWO
ysars with practical experience OF SIX months
~ nurses in the hospitals or its equiva.ent ana
received the medal OF the school are MISS n,a're
III.
=, his CITY and Miss Alice Elizabeth Webster. or
Nova Scotia all OF whom propose to foIiQW me
1yorE NJ deaconesses. Those TO whom certificates
were given. showing that they have compl ,he,
The full course OF study, or so much OF II az my
eiao,ad IN nnrsue but do not intend TO become
Saaconesses are Miss Theodore Beard. Miss susan
Trevor Knapp. Miss Edith May Miner and Miss
Charlotte Cushman. , ,,,
s., the subsequent service in the church. Miss
Kennett Miss Stillman and Miss Webster were
each formally set apart by the bishop TO exercise
the ONCE Of deaconess in the church OF COD
Following Bishop Potters sermon came the ser ser
vice Of ordainng TO the priesthood the two candi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

A PARLOR FLOOR. SIX liGht rooms. VIII
divide for club. or dwelling, furnished,
unfurnish"I - Eat 29'h-s'.
WEST 2lST- ST. III Elegant rooms ius,
furnished. steam hat sanitary plumb
ing. southern exposure. opposite Chelsea
square. private family
l.-HANDsOMELY furnished second ipor.
tire" rooms and bath. separate or To-
gether: bachelor. West 3pih-si.
5TH-AVE.. Elegant rooms. singly %
en- suite. appointments and ATTENDANCE
thoroughly nrsi-class. terms moderate. fri
ereuc~s.
WEST 3iST-ST. Handsomely furnished
rooms suites or siDgly; hail rooms
break'as, optional. references exchanged.
DTH-AVE.. 3i5-Three handsomely fur
nished rooms. all modern improvements;
elevator. etc. for adults. references *
changed. Inquire second floor.
32D-sT.. 43 WEST Handsomely fur
nished rooms: references.
42D ST. 2jI WEST Light cheerful
rooms furnished or unfurnishel Ap-
ply Manager Clinton Apartment. 30
West 429-st..
18TH ST, % WEST.-TwO large. furnished
rooms, connected or separately. with
toilet rooms and closets. for gentlemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

49, 49,
ALI. NEAT hous.kcepers u" byron Roach
Traps 70 e1terWinatr reaches ana wafer
bugs. warranted better than powders OF
polsons. and 90 catch them all or money
rrfunleG. traps placed On trial WIN re-
liable parties: sent by mail. SOC. BlRON.
2l' East ~ -
BAGS AND TRUNKS al y regular prices
Largest variety ~ Inc trunks. travelling
bags. yalises. pockeibooks. dressinscases.
ladies' bays dr.s--sul; cases At the factory.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. % 4ti-hvr.. near
D;h-St
CIRCULARS. SAMPLES and advertising
matter q all kinds distributed through
Louisville Ky: j~nrrsonvllle and New
Albany. Ind 81 per 1000 Fur particulars
address CHAS. " HALL. 800 Magnolia
ct. Louisville. *.
FLAGS AND BANNERS. The cheapest
and best pace To purchase bunting .i
SIX nags ana BANNERS Is at }. a.
JOEL 81 COS. s. Nassau-st.. y. \. send
f1r price list or cal! ana get estimates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
GEORGE Apo 4 CoNVERTf
ESSAYS THE "GREEN-GooDs' MAN HAS
rRANh had NEW LIGHT.

oss SAYS THE GREEN MAN HAS
TaANN HAD NEW LIGHT
oo,,seI for the Parkhurst society
Prank ~" :, Iohn w Gon in the Lexow lhVesu-
sa1 ss'''', an interesting talk before 'he sou"s
sdon' M n the Yorkyille Branch OF 'he louhs
ren ..,,i,n Association. at hishty-sMth-s''
Nsns oh'f''' a,.o yesterday afternoon. His theme
and ~ -. psauty Of Religion lis tax co"S'sleu
vas -, Incidents OF young men VINO mao new
nsNn aha, i; was TO have Inc "oSP''
snO"h Row anxious they were to learn more OF
hem anu ~ accident they had been spoken 10
i when - -, interesting incident was In connec-
o. II. ~ |,,,rga Apo. the "green-goodS SWIM
ion WI .es,ioel before the LeSow Committee
,,s, the McNaNy gang
AGAIN., So hogan this incident By saying
ny. M" nv or Two ago. We heard of a most dei-
A monIn 20 cha We thought could furnish Us MIN
perar eydence. but IL puzzlei Us 20 n'' ~ -
yanaDe ,.Drnach HON. or how 10 engage III! =
bow Two men from I"g M yri,b a subpoena,
for ihr instructed when they server ."g pay
thsy los, sight Of their man uhln ng ~. I court
courir2 o;,ni him not only perfectly doce' pat ue
rOom ',raciable and he Willingly agree - p
cicei;, be stand and TESTIFY. although hiIom W
upon M unif has suffered from II many times l.
poor et,eniship for the man the momrh, - I
tst One day not long ago GeotgT apo an -
hin Nv niE,ns about bringing up children re sa'11
we're II wa not brought up; was ki.N * ~
70 ne: ,ts hundreds OF other wallis In TINS gr-de
He Na55 sleep wherever they can hnd PIaCt Ia ~
city W." 70 creep into ana who teach rach o,htr 10
enough ~ become criminals I'm spite OF theNsv'N
steal ar as nobody to speak d kind word 70 S'oi
I ooO as boy or as man nn h. Wv wo deectves
the Weston took him IN hand, and talked 10
from and tod him Of thngs when hT 9@d chnrch
s pm before He was taken TO MI lN"n isa6st
and Which songs printed ana ms a Eyes with
upon the ,.i,nced down TO the second verse ana
sS he read The DYING thief reoegd iD se the
s yssH the tears MED his eyes. aT Tbats me mat
nan neA' "
ne don't know whether George Apo Is [eaS e9
yeTea, and 10 believe that he VIII he fonnd on
new ~, side OF the Jordan when we get 'here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.

so 90 EAST c.. ~T suites - w..
three ana five rooms. WITH board. refer
erccs.
l-Ss WEST 4oTH ST Large. hands
room. with excellent table AMI attend
ance. references exchange
u WEST GOTH ST -Two sunny rooms.
with board IN quiet. refined family rel
ereuces exchanged.
23D- ST. 800 WEST Handsomely FUR
ulsh~d bacK parlIr. also ofItr rooms. 80
ceuent table board. T"hFInahle
23D-sT. 800 EAST Desirable rooms with
board references eHchang"I.
81 WEST 10TH II. -Dcslrnhie. sunny
th!ri-alYr font room. god attendance
and excellent home table. reference
eth ST. II WEsT.-Dcsian.e loc.'lon:
large ana small rooms. win hfs'-c.asa
table. references.
43D- ST. - WEsT Opposite Hotel Hen-
uaissiuce. dssiTahl~ rooms win hYhfI
references exchanged.
44TH-sT.. 2p5 WEST Very desirable
rooms. second ana fhllt floors. ifri-
oIsss board. paIllr dining-rDom.
5lST-sT. 20 EsT.-Hanisomc rooms with
board, every comfort - home. ANAL
family. highes: references given and rr-
qulr"d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.


At4ltL l.. i"ei reii.~ rAfff WIZ $50
mono, s.cur-i. par.iar'- hslf Interest
esfal i-h.-l cash tusln.--. g'inf'nie~i
s. 49, t"f't 'i"p' J. So. .. CAV I"
''ll' ii'4. f"I'''-.'' '''N '-''' -'' '' ''-
kuf.
ADDITION CAPITAL ifl'iiel 4.i
l4rlr'ss i-1ffrs investors "1' l''' "'il-
0ut ch.fs" ~ . aiitu.' "Ip'i 'NiiI,l'- Iifu
rst 'pu.fn"t .'lt i"i"f' i'-r 'l'I''N Z"
CNI.LLI'N. ~ ~ '"4"A.
ArIfN t4I" MAN' -. i.i;it- "
s.iI ava. "a. .' - -
= .-'" li'| r'''H- 80 f.,
Dr.. .,.". "ii,h 'i,
l'f. l'l.I.9t 'i'iI-i'-F' '''' '''''
'"'.
A RARE CHAN J: - s"'N." " J.. ~ ass
llhiirs i'r i'.tl luii' Co. 10 VT" pm
.i' ,a .. -.
F.'i.-'. "Na 90 -, o.. 49,
'" '' lag
49, n'" - a. r.ffi,, 80
cnsr-'. furniture and uph'is'"rirs. store.
or .afE" t.Ifhirs store. Apply - Ift"'-
. Ne" Haven. conn
cAptvAr. WANTED rl,, lr.n 90 cake
,rr til. Is no hos. Pm . taking
i'm. u IS paa,att..r aga 81 en- inilfe
iht ten ii'' NNIN. 80 H'''i'N ST..
BiNok'h. J.. j.
st4,~tr c.,,.rf - -.hf-g. s,op-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
ntSINESS CHANCES.


Al PATENTS FOR sALE-von M .ad
,a-inehausen's Speed Governors. ff'.-
o.S 5l4GD2 Schntzk0's New N''"ih
Boiler. 5i2. sos. Gillham.s M"asHiins
Tunnel 52o. 3o7. EDGAR TATE 'o''
rs Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-%eumncyeer.1s
Adjustable spray Nozzle $500.
Dccker's Camera Lens u.,Dn',it,'' 70, ~
Fdis ,n,. Smiths Wheel Wrench. 80
EDGAR TATE s. co, 30 Broodway'
! PATENTS FOR SALE Murphy q
Cartons Oeflock; ~ "' JSnH S Sim
sssh Fastener. 433.l7i. EDGAR TATE
g. 60. 245 Broadway.
A, PATENTS FOR SALE Kenehan's
Metallic Betting Fasiner 5O'o22 csihD-
lish.d business and large sales, IhNrst't1,,
ION courted. golden Opportunity. fD"AN
TATE a. co. "a broadway
Al PATENTS FOR SALE -Kleins cnr,,
lain Roller Bracket. 520. cas-. cheap ana
perceft: indurseI ~ th" trade. AIs'
c.uadian patent. EDGAR TATE q 'p''
245 Broadway.
4, PATENTS FOR E.-McDermou,s
pencil Sharuner. AS 1913 40 1870. li"l
andcr's Hospital Ped. o. 42 strxens >
Lace Needle. 4s7. 1885, EDGAR TATE q
co.
Al PATENTS FOX SALE -nuschmann..s
nnrgIar Alarm Sash Lpcl. 1Z3' ''' - u 3
S'reen Door Roberts, Tltins I,rawrr'
1891 JG7. Rcichwein's Liftlng JACK. ~ W.
EDGAR TATE q Co. 80 Bro1hwhy.
ADVERTISER. with iarg- experience IN
his trade. desires to sell an interest IN
t,v,ntion fully covered value and iinpof 70
,",ra - which have Just been prHctct!.y
demonslraied. proofs and references FUR,
n.shrd. only such parties 10 he consid-t-d
that are In a position 70 develop. AdiIes"
CAPITAL. Box III. Tribune Uptown or"
ncs. Lac Broadway.
IuNEDIATE LOANS made on furni-
,ure in use: no removal, Inconvenience or
,,,ti,ci,v. also on storage receipts Al
dress r.. T. o. Box IA. Brooklyn.
A YOUNG, active man VIII Invest son .',
money in a solid business. wh'ch VIII ~
give him permanent employment ~ -
C.. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
FOR SALE.

PIANO-A rs,-c.ass piano. with al the
latest improvements and years glai
antce. for cash or .usta.menis. 40 Eost
23d-si
VERY FINE genuine old violin FOR sale.
by nr.i-class maker. most beaut'ul ion"
suitable for concert work price reasonable"
Address VIOLIN, 1872 East Zil-s,.
s45-A FINE walnut upright plano: used
one month. all Improvements. VAL
TIERS. - University Place
1894 RAMBLER BICYCLE; weight. 80
pounds. In perfect order. cheap. j. a
MORRILL,. Fulton. y. y.
&lS5-AN ELEGANT new upright piano.
mi iron frame. l-3 oc'aves. handsome
case Seen SUNDAY OF Monday a. 1903 A.
lantic-ave.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
INFVRNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

5sTH-ST. between Gth-ave. and l'roah"aY.
small private family viii let one ~
,,vo desirable furnished rooms. nrsi moor
private bath. rrst-class n~irhhorh"yi NJ
dress DESIRABLE, Tribune p'"""
Ocice l2i2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
AGENTS -I.adi~. having Lad success NJ
selling books sewing machines. cpiSrts.
etc address W. Tor particulars ~ ah en-
ilr-ly new business. very profitable, CITY
or country. MANAGER. Is, - Blee' h"'-
st. y. \.
A GfKI for general Homework must BE
good cook in small family, for Montclar.
can al IFS East 2Jths,.. until ].
UOTsEWOKK. 4 nrs,-ciass gin 10 do
general houscwofk. must De- good COOK
and laundrras. Dr. MILLER. 324 West
37ih-st., call 10 IL q. III.
LADIES 10 learn on tine gents neck~ear
easy terms. learn IA short time, strtHS
work given out when competent. =, Eds'
Uousipn-st.. near irnadway.
RELIABLE SERVANTS wanted TO MI
good positions. all references carefully
fnvesiignted. call at a. bartholomew
parish House AIMEE. 2li East i2d-s
Dflc- hours go a. m. and 20 =. m.
sTrNOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER de-
.lrcs position: ~. years experience
Remington operator. salary moderate. Ad-
dress Miss H. RIPE. All Amsterdam ave.
WANTED. German girl 10 sew and assist
with chamberworh. city references re-
ouired. Call between and II at ~ West
53d-st.
WANTED-Lady expecting to study stem
orraphy this fall Will be given excellent
onnortunlty To- learn In offices OF court ana
sneech reporters; Will assist her 10 position
UPON completion. "a World building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08

COACHMAN. GARDENER.-Aar no
family, wants home or rooms; mas iur-
nitlre: capable. careful man: VIII keep
place in order. wife good laundress' care
milk AMI butter: make butter; excellent
references. Al CARPENTER los 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08

so % EAST e.. ST Suites - w..
three ana five rooms. WITH board. refer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner 1Osth-st-Ar-
tstic. substantial villa. less than Slpv.-
ofo: send for circular. ATLAS IMPROVE
MENT Co. Is Broadway. Easy terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY TWELVE PAGES
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
PACKER. PORTER and SHlPPEh.-hN,
p.ri-uc-d. strong young man, aDi- ana
Trustworthy having best references.
LAMMERS. care furniture store. l,oeS lst-
"a e.
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STENOGRAPHER and k-nIlhsI0h W.
desires rosltlon where hours are from . 10
3. accurate. best references. X. a. Bible
House.
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NORTH GERMAN LADY. having sew
man. French. music. needl~voik ana hhs
ush desires position In family Or
private school. Address NISl4lNr
TEANHER Trlhuae WV.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.
FLATS TO LET-UufurnfShed.

THE CLINTON, 253 West l2d-s,., near
Broadway Beautiful ail-light apart !
rents private halls. baths; steam heat I.
elevator all night. choice restaurant IN
building
THE BURLINGTON. 10 West 3Oth-st.,
near 5th-ave. Handsome rooms. en- suite {.
meals Ia carte.
ssTH-sT.. 20 WEST. 9TH and 9TH AYES.
Flat. . rooms and bath small family,
references.
MrH-ST.. /. 3 AND AST.-New build
ihss; grand fats Of large rooms aud
bath: steam heated hot water supplied .
rents S3j 20 $50. JanitOr on premises, or
JOHN ARMSTRONG. northwest corner
Weih-st. and 3d-ave.
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WORK WANTED.

Of any kind. can pack mark ani stiSN'
best reference G. J. sCHIEcHTER, Belle
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HANDSOME stylish pair dark chest,
nut horses l5a. hands. years ola' s1uM.
and kind free pleasant drivers. single
and double: both good saddle horses: com
pacily built: long names and tails price
$500: brougham and Victoria, both tnilt
by Brewster & Co.. In superb order. S5'o
each also bay horse l5i. hands. can shO"
$40: price $3.50. top buggy by Brewster.
perfect order. with harness. $50. PALACk
BOARDING STABLES OF and 80
schermerhorn-st.. near Bond. Brooklyn. ~
minutes from Bridge.
FOR SALE.-High-class Rus!an SADDLE
pony. broken to harness. " hands
Inches: reasonable Address D. .. :.
JACKSON. z. o. Box I6I. Jamaica. /. J..
yINTER BOERD FOR HORSES Terms
low. W. II. STILES. r., Burling H.A
Farm. Upper New-Rochelle y. l.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

WANTED. - Thorough bookkeeper or
-tenographsr having Sl.OpD capital ="
joia established accountant In tul.y
equipped New-York branch Offices. NkKl-
TAS. Tribune Once.
WANTED.-A dy~r and scourer. must be
we'll qualified 20 DO all kinds u work,
also pr~ss Address : : SMITH. Box u.
B0ussOn. Crawford County. Penn.