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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08
WOOING AND WINNING.
How the Question Has Been Popped
in Different Ages.
Lovemaking in Many Lands-Love-
Sick SWANS No Longer Fall Upon
Their Knees - Cupid Versus Nam
From the Washington Star.

Their Knees - Cupid Versus Mann
mon.
From the Washington Star.
Love-making is popular pastime and
the gentle art of popping the question"
is still as assiduously cultivated as it has
ever been since the sons of God looked
upon the daughters of men and found
them fair Every one has either dab
bled in it in the past or hopes to DO so in
the future. Deep down in the breast OF
the most hardened bachelor and the
most cat-addicted spinster there turks
penChant for this pursuit. IL homme
propose, la femme dispose is text that
will continue to serve the poet painter
and novelist as a text for all time. The
art is easy enough to learn. A couple OF
young people have only to lay their heads
together and the things done Browning
says:
"Love-making. how simple matter No
depths to explore,
No heights in life to ascend-no dlshearten-
ing before
No aIrighting hereafter. Love will be love
eVermore.'
To this sufferer replies:
"Love-making, how awful matter We've
been there before;
The father determined we shouldn' 1.-THE
~ mother wa ching the doors
TIL even the girl was affrighted and wrote us
to see her no more
In savage communities courtship took a
physical form and was simply capture by
brute force. OF this we find surVlyals IN
the marriage ceremonies to-day in the
best man" and the assault and battery
with rice and satin shoes. Women have
been stolen wherever eXogamy has pre-
vailed
Lo how woman once was wooed
Forth leapt the savage from his lair;
He felled her, and TO nuptials rude
He dragged her, bleeding, by the hair,
From that to Chloe dainty wes,
And Portals dignided consent,
What distance?
The Hudson's bay Indian finds wrestling
to be the most successful way of wooing.
A native of Sydney knocks woman on
the head and drags her by one arm
through the woods to her future home.
How far the rape of the Sabines was his
graced by any such ferocity history does
not state, but we know that in the days
when there was no king in Israel ana
every man did what was right in his own
eyes, the rape of the 400 young virgins OF
Jabesh Cilead was accomplished with
considerable slaughter of their male rela-
tlyes by the children of Benjamin.
The first to set theeXample OF thl shlgh-
handed way of making love was Pluto,
the god of hades, who abducted Pros
erpine as she was gathering towers ION
that fair field of Emma" This was done
with the connivance of the other gods; IN
fact, Mercury had hand in this. as in
most of the other celestial scandals.
jupiter followed Pluto's example 10 MS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08

George S. Hubbard and his sister, Mrs
Roberts, twins, celebrated their sist birthday
anniversary az Farmville, Conn. last week.
They we're both married in the same year
1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

Deposits in bank. 1l.G29.7s7 li7oi473 Inc. 'ioN'
cash balance Sli4 $50 ilG sii5 G2l"1 Inc >"''i
No change is 10 be noted in tho foreign eN-
change market. Business quiet. but 'he
tone continued firm. Annexed are the maj quo
tatons for actual business: Bankers bills ~ -
French francs 5l7L and 515@s reichsmaTKs'
o. 3-lGM95M and 95hM9J 9-lG.
In London British consols advanced = 10
90 1916 for money and 90 15-16 for the account.
The Bank OF England gained 10000 Duiiloh Oh
balance. In the open market money was hilIi
at IL per cent for discounts and shade easier
at l1RMl2. per cent for bankers balances bar
silver was steady at a rise Of 1-l6d tn -''sd an
ounce American railway shares were moder-
ately active at advancing prices. Al l"ri'
French 3 per cents declined further '2 centi''es
10 99G7Ih sight exchange on London brlnG
quoted at 25.2fia francs to the sterling me
weekly statement Of tho Imperial Eank ~ Ger
many shows Il decrease in specie Of 22o0'ooo
marks.
The Edward G. Jores Company Oilers lot sale
5000 900 first mortgage per cent bonds on me
Pittson PennD Street-car Company. guaranteed
by the Wikesbarre and Wyoming Valley Trac-
ton Company. The statemen, Of the gIarah-
tors from June to December |. 1898. shows ne !
earnings of $l03 COS with fixed charges. taxes ana
insurance for the entire year Of $lW2oi. me
ga rnings for the last two months are said 20 'd
been IS per cent in excess OF the same months
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
NFW-YORK. February 2sth. 1894.
A = THE REGT' LAR MEETING of the Boar'
financial elections.

A NGLOSWISS CONDENSED Mll.k tOM-
~ PANY Cham. Switzcranl.-The twenty seventh an
meeting OF shareholders Will b" h"d AT t
Iaben Hotel Cham. switzerland. saturday. the 3lst
% March 1894, II O'Clock q. Order OF business;
/ Report Of the Board Of Directors report o.
Audit .. Propositions Of the Board OF
Directors regarding distribution profits Election or
Directors an Auditors ~ Accounts For the Board oil
Directors. ADOLF GRETENEH. Chairman.
,'harl. 18th March. 1924.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

~ ~
1000 do .............
900 Metropolitan LIST. |
200 Mil & 81 Paul LIST
I'D Div. . .s20F. |
1000 do SIS LIST. ......l
1000 Min e. 81 l. LIST
Psc Ext. j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
r1.rnrEAN rINANcIAL MAHkET.
Hrctior Sales, financial.
LOUIS MESIER, AuctiOnecr.
REGULAR Auction SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS,
RS ADRIAN u. MULLER a. AON,

WEDNESDAY. MNRtH IL
A. 70 30 o'clock at the York Real Estate Salesrooms
No. Ill Br"ai"ay.
rs, ordc Il executors
,nn Oh. r,lton Municipal Gasllgi' 60 II Bklyn.
. s32 shs Peoples Gaslight 90. ~ bklyn
,,D sts Prnns wanna Coal Go.
10 shs. Continental Insurance co"
IL shs Consolidated Gas CO" y l.
coo shs Southern Atlantic Telegram %.
81 phs. German American ms 60
l4T chs T.. :. Warehouse 60 ,,.
on shs f. w. Bliss Man'rg Co. Pfd
~ Journeay x liuTnhhLn I'h ~ 60. ut.
81 90 jefferson II. l.. Let Mtge > FER 'en'. bi''
F'' For account 81 whom Il NAV concern
1879 IS shs Evansville q Terre Haute X X. Coz
niypdD ,,,
70 S0 100 shs Lake superior Consolidated Iron Mines Co
- r@s ng Nnfe ~ Kobt nDbhe secured hy BOND ana
81 Mig on Property NJ. LOLA Bergen Avenue" Jersey
abs importers and Traders' Nati Bank
~ ,bs Tradesmen's Natl Bank
x, shs 4erman American X y. Title Guar Co.
~ slIs United States Mortgage CO.
II shs Fourth National iiank 8, ,t,o . par Gan, mis-
500 blooming Grove PARK Aaso Is, MFG per EN- nS
% 3 Per Cent Bonds OF me '"hp"h''o ' ~
atlantique for 800 Francs eaeh
% shs Tradesnen'- Natl Bahk III y,..,.
la sh. Land and River Impt Coz with Righ"
I, shs y y. Mutual ms CO.
10 shs Nat'l broadway lsnk' ,u
~ shs Bectton Construction 60. ri', Ina ,o,a
So Opj Jersey city I Per cent l"''s' "'e '''
IL shs Lawyers Title lns. 20
q shs Union Square Bank y.,,ar,. p y "a
sS,omn thjc Nil and It Paul r. X iowa ana MIMI
s, op, y i. Elevated H. X. LIST MtBe. Ter ''"'' ''
IN I'' Wells. Fargo Express Co.
shs Short Beach cub oi L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

ST. LOUIS IRON MoGNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
NEw|YORK January 20 1891
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet,
y ing 81 .he stockholders OF tho ST. Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway COMPANY Will be held
,,esiay the ism day OF ises O'Clock
for the election OF thirteen Directors for the en-
suing year transaction Of any Other business
;hat NAV come before meeting The annual meeting
Of the Directors viii be held AZ the same oHice On
"Wednesday tho iith day ~ March. n twelve o'clock
'be stock transfer books will be closed Friday.
Tebruary . az three O'Clock 7. ". and reopened on
Thursday March u. AZ ten O'Clock A NJ
' GEORGE J. GOULD. President.
A. r. CALEF Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
THE CINCINNATI. JACKSON AND "N' NiN%W
RAILWAY COMPANY.

The Central Comp1ny s no" reaHN 10 deliver tte
nov -Four er cent First Bonds OF IN" cincinnati
Jackson and Mackinaw Railway Co. The owners 81
Central Trust Compan,s Certificates representing GIN
cnnati. Van Vert Michigan FIST Mofts'se h'nds ana
Cincinnati Tac,,son & Macklnaw r T. CO. Consolidated
Five ne, con, ppts are call at the
the Central Trust Company - wa-st. New-York city,
and receive their new bonds in exchange fo said cerh
FREDERIC a. phO"N' CHAIRMAN
Dated, Nsw-Yotk 18TH March. 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

In state bonds sales were connsu s - t,r,s,
. r4r cents at 59M 1873 ana oS ~ 80, o,ions
receipts at 6%MI Ihete W.
Ga CITY bank stocks. .....1., In tho
'rhey. was a fairly active movement III Nv
,.neral bond market reported o1aiiis' ,i,,it,,
nearly $lGCoOO par vaiue, oeiDhia and Reading
,as hut changes in prices were 'riVlai' ~ ~
INDIFFERENCE incomes rose 10 'oAc anu w. a. -,
ner cent lower, a. 3'A, pu' so1''I i =, o1aL
a4sz Third incomes were shade ioWei IL. - -
- NERAL ls we're down IS per cent al "i2.
Hiissnuri Kansas and Eastern irsts WIRE ~
traded in and after rangine Iioi ~ !" %hII
- u,I,b the gain OF the fraction al MA. thl-
,' and Northern Pacific firsts rose a 10 49, Dut
the trust receipts were u per cent Deter q. 's
Itchison general As rose q per cent 70 ''' n,.
,ba seconds A closed unchaheed dt 9''4' 90 co ~
IN %. 90 Erie seconds cOnsuls were off Z
nar cent at S. Richmond Terminal collateral
,rust IS are down y per CEN d, 90 i"' ILL.,.
,,t, and Western flrsts advanced IL per cent
feop," 'rba market was generally strong and
tjo1oar reference Is made TO our fun report OF
bond sales. 80, c,oo,, rvchanga r,,,ad AT
Nio"o ~, srd time loans are as easy as ever.
!Trho Clearing House statement was as follows:
rrrhanges. Ss6 &C. 100; balances Ao1'.ssO
The Sub-Treasury was DEBTOR 10 Inc Clearlhg
, in $40 1ss rs net gain balance since
,,,,i,v vas s4ss 395 made up by gains Of 1895 O53
a. currency and s343fe in coin The two days
noratjons included: Receipts $4.4A.25 pay
a,s "a GA SIG. resulting in general balance OF
s1as 40 72s consisting OF $s7ol44S9 coin and
S4G 726 239 currency.
no Tinted States Treasury a. washington IL"
,oirad today s5Ol $50 National bank notes for
redemption. .. .,oz ~. -. 1885,.
nal revenue receipts sS96249, ana the miscellane-
Gus receipts $l7.439.
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
a. follows
Ne, gold on hand %!s4 90 so7sase Inc ST. -
iegai tenders on - oo- 600 - a, ess T.. 900 ss
tO<., -,
Net silver hand SSi7'' o'"o''-'' inc o2Se 'S
Actual cash in ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

Feb. 18th. lNNt.
ra,UE ANNUAL. MEETING ~ the stockhoh-
ore Of the International Boiler Company. Limited.
,,i T.. h.lL tn. oil.ce th. cutting estate ~ VIII
i,,i.ot Ne-Yori, city :he Twentieth day II March
I.q go . m 'he purpose OK c"cting directors
and transact!uC such other business as may legally come
i,.f,ro tho rn.ctng 7. SAM EISON, Jr. Sec'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
Saturday To-day.
CLOSING rRlcrs or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday March l2-p. m
me stock market to-day suffered a diminu-
tion in activity without losing It's recent more
conf Ient tone Such reactions occurred were
trining in extent and the larger numbers "i ''e
net changes were advances. Tn" rise Oh i'S'
week was q temptation 70 the taking oil ua''"e
profits and in the Granger shares suo"'dl'''a'
reason for setback was furnished DIV the Tres"
decline IN the price Of wheat The difference IN
speculative sentiment. however was ehphaS'~''
by the insignificant effect Of this development
Tho most active stock on the list-Chicago' NIL
v,aulkee and ST. Paul-lost only Is per cent he''
and tho same fraction measured the fan IN III
oago harrington and Quincy from SATURDAY;
ON the other hand. the other GraheefS IeCo'uoi
small advances and the vanderbilt group va
consistently strong. Even Western Nii'o,' 80
are,,,y from, s7 10 SJa. Is down only u per cent
=, ne close. at SOS. while Missouri Paclnc roe
more than | per cent because the w. ~, 70
ings showed a smaller loss thah haa poen -
IIss ",or,ed News that would influence
vaIucs was meagre. except for the weakness -,
wheat. and there was disposition 10 49," r.'
the decline N that cereal as on,y va easv should
a, exnort demand be developed at the lower
level. 49, ,o.sar.d erecula-
90, 80 American Sugar Refining. the carry
bniqa 70 g3ii was a reflection OF theories oa s
~, tho declaration Of the regular clNIueiiiH a. A.
Saturdays close of business. Inc suoSelue, ,
60 -, 'oo7 G91n was merted. II the experts OF
Ci iIne ~ I'D NAV be credited with sincerity
ane shev Geclaim against the proposed tailI
schedule as runous to the profits OF ne ere
L,na,ton The other industrial shares "cie
1,,nad IN do better An Illustration OF
,he srarc,ty Of offerings and the ease WIN wnSn
small purchases advanee prices was Unusual D
Nduo!iai -',ho,t any surface development ana
acuVie9 nond at the close at gain for the DAY
Of over per cent The general h ihe na f tone
Al recessions from best pohls' ou' '"' ~
was heavy rather thar "edh'
TUE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
- ,rt hond market easier In
Ihe "oEr w. ,hn stock Exchange 100000 coupon
IS sold at 7 The bids for hs e ssc cen anu Fol-
the coupon As were reduced ~ '''
lowing are Inv I'D Asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
BOND & MORTGAGE GUARANTEE CO..
ELECTION NOTICE.
TIE MISSOIK III nAtIFLC EALLWAf co.

ELECTION NOTICE.
TIE MISSOI RI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
NEW-lORk. January 20, 1898.
NOTICE is herchy given that the annual meet
" ing Of the stockholders Ok the Missouri Pacific Rail
way Company VIII be held the companys office in ne
90 Of Louis. Tuesday. the 18TH day OK
March 1885, ~ nine o'clock ~ NJ. FOR the election Of
thirteen Directors the and fOr the trans
c,on of any business that come before said
meeting annual meeting ~ the Directors VIII De
held al the office "Wednesday the l4th day %
..im I've closed on Friday February three O'Clock
p NJ and reopened on Thursday. March -. at ten
~ GEORGE j. GOULD. President.
A H. CAIEF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
BrookIrn Real Ws.alc Go fek

TO LET. -Commodious threc.story semi
do,ochnd frame house. brick filled. j."
rooms: large parlOr upstairs dining room
plot J1xloO IN lln"st part Of l'"f ID
,,,i In frst-class repairs. Rent $500 Al
dress OWNER - Halsey-st. B'o'kl>n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Rrooklnn Real GstGtc for Sale

FOL; sam.
r.ho de,ochcl two-stnfy and nrn>1rl
. .osileucc ON : O. cu.aor Of Brooklyn
We and Dcantt.. containing IS io'in7. a.
a'n.tVr o. bat.. closet, and IaItsic, on
| ID JONlOO feet; VII shaded ,iAi'aFN
,'ur'hiuc. amone the I'm ~ location, IN
,, prdfod set n convenient % /. l.ipid
T,on.it and trolley line, ir al direction.
| ar',lv on the premise, 70 OWNER:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Courtrn Real estate % IL

AT GLEN RIDGE. near Il. r. station.
--?-roOni house. with Improvements, rent
$500. also other places nj various rents
Apply TO NATHAN RUSSELL. bloomfield,
y. J.
AT MONTCLAIR. y. ito let. variety
Of choice homes at $40 TO 500 per month: .
all improvements: best locations. TUBES
& TAYLOR. SIS Temple Court. New-Nork.
FOR RENT or SALE.-An exceptionally
well-furnlshed .O-room mansion. LEO feet
elevation; modern Improvements. two rail
roads 10 New-York. water and drainage
flrst-class. RAY y. MARSH. Decker
Rullding. Union Square. or GEO i.
ADAMS. 1s9 Montaguc-st.. brooklyn.
NYACk -ON-HUDSOE. For rent hy tho
year. a Broom house unfurnish~l. every
city convenience. grounds with abundance
Of shade and fruit trees. stable. carriage
house and coachman's quarters adjoining
possession civ en- May !. Address HEARTH.
Tribune Office
ORANGE. y. j.. HIGllLAND-ANE..
four minutes walk from station. excellent
neichborhOOd: acre and quarter. hhuni-
ant shade and fruit: good garden: house.
eleven rooms and buffers pantry. Laundry.
bath. hot and cold water. gas, stable f1r
two horses Address A.. Room ). az
Broadway New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Gclp Oantc0
Males.

Males.
AGENTS.-f5 dan! rront selling While
Satin EOquet TIE most lasting perfume
ls.o: ucN method O. selling require, 10
talk. other fast selling good. "a same linc.
/. PUTNAM CO.. We"' Wins'"d. tohh-
AGENTS WANTED in every town, also
canN lss-fs fog Newton. city. EaplH
seller; new n'velty FOR school children
s-IEpi~. - conts POST paid. -. J. JON -
20 BROADWAY y. y.
AGENTS FOR he Prize History u the
Worlds Columbian Exposition. two large
T,ydi puar'o Volumes. 500 illustrations.
received liahest award. sells at s.gAt. N
close stamps f1r particular. j. u. CAMP
EEL. 100 Adsi"s st.. Chi ago. Iil.
COON trlN-> ,@"r,"".ir 10. ",,.
z oat inrose -;lInp. AN. LOCK.CEANh
,O.. Milwaukee, Wis.
PUSHING AGENTS to extend demand
fpr Mlrcy lrcandesr"a' Gas Light burner.
prices reduced. RAJ" chnr~c. Loo mon.
For fuil particulars apply FKEDEKi'k W.
pANlS - Burling slip 81. o. Box I'D.
N.w-Nork.
TRAVELLING sALEsMEN.-pleas- send
addresses. important Communication ioi
selected men IN different lines. Nothing
about selling goods. = o. Box ~. y. !.
WANTrD.-ln drygools commission
home: pay Slj - So per week .
rapid. flowing hand. none others need
apply. Address f.. %. Boz @.>0d.
WAITED Trustworthy person 10 travel
10Y g., i4llished Chicago house. salary $40
ana travelling expenses. 'nsioS,. i"f"r"Hc"
and s.lf-ltGrcsf "d stamped envelope. GtjN
EKAL MANAGER. Box T.. Chicago.
WANTED Men in every town to sell
our clsaf shaped smoking pipe. cannot o."
told from cigar. no experience" Is re-
I quircd. a. every smoker bugs cne ~ soon
A. H.. secs t.. bis prpht for agents. s1ilqi"
and outfit Is mIil FOR &c. In stamps. y.
l.. PIPE CO. stamford. Conn. Box ;.
Female
APPRENTICES - neat sewers. hastcd
nnishers ANA girls q learn dressfnakinS
anl cuitiur. % Eset 2sfh-s'.. New-Noik.
also at > Do'trlh-a1c.. brooklyn
ANY LADY can obtain licht sewing 1T
home ana make pin money right along:
work sent prepaid o. any address, s"n'
stamped envelope Tor particulars SAS-
SET EMBROIDERY CO.. - fremont Row.
Boston Mass.
GOOD wagcs % compel mt general house
woFl,er. German preferred. mast si'ep At
home must bring references Apply after
IL O'Clock Nouddv l9thl To Mrs. OAR
LING. 25s West S,th-si.
WANTED Competent. intelligent Young
woman az nurse Tor young ininnt. per
sonal reference required. Apply u Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
flats 60 Lei. llnfurllsheo

DOCTORS OFFICE Flat N hne neign-
horhond; occupied By physician years. Co
West 3Gth-st.
HOTEL. Rl.HESFORD. ! West Slst-st. -
t'niu.nlshed apartment. .. OF rooms
fronting Central Park.
10 LET.--V'ry desifablr rat, % iOonrS
End batr. a., Improvements, only t"D
MINUTES wa. from iIrdge entrance. tall
- Uenrv.-t. Brooklyn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

TREASURER WANTED WITH sI0.cD
IN old established business: VIII sianl in
vestiyation; good salary. SOUND. Tri5-
unc Oi.ire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
flats 90 Get, fnruisbeo.

FAMILY leaving Tor prolongei
p~riod would let completely furnished nnt
~ rooms AMI bath for cnc or moro Years .
house irrprouf. near Brpndway aHl "a
- . elevator. door attendant. good Janiio.
service: IN every way nrSi-clasa. rooms AZ
i,,rut. VERY advantageous terms 20 pei
,nun~ni tenant Address ~. G. BOX ~
-. rr0adway.
TO RENT. Fully furnished apartment,
MIA son-aNr.. below "2i-a;.. choicest mo.'
accessible location. every improvement
III ,oo,ns ll.hi. Apply to OWNER. Room
i-G | Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Jcrsrn Gltn })ropsrIn for Sale.

Jersey CITY.--TOR SALE.-Threc-
story high-stoop. brownstone 'front.' house.
locatc1 on Van Worst square. "i?'sii" ih'
T"nt. bcst location IN lower jersey city.
IN minutes from ferry. all In good order,
yin be scd for slu.WD. original cost.
slj 900; terms easy. Apply On pfcmiscs.
oGG Barrow-st.. or ~ Pgosuce Exchange,
~. y. ---
Jersey CITY HEIGHTS. - Twenty
minutes from New York. MAGNIFICENT
,nn,s,on with plot lOoxg3. corner: IL
,r''rns. unnluass-i view al Bay and city
cvery modern Improvement. viii be sold
AZ 4 great sacrillcr To- a que" buyer
Marion station. j. Il. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Real estate 10 Cftbangc.

EXCHANGES Nearly new e-T""m mouse
"a harn 10 acres. at .I;ellmpre. j. j..
81 900. l2-room house. furnished. ahe s''
nrni outbuildings. Enc fruit ana plenty 81
large shade trees. acres, al iisa',.'
60 1.o. loan - 600; alsO lO-rOom cottage
s,ailc LOT loOy2nO. 5000. 81 K'ckvill"
centre. ii-room house. 9 ouihuil, ings.
ocres al Manhassct. J.. J.. $1,000, "a
Sress W. g. BROWN. ~ couri-si.. Brook
lvn. or Manhassct. L. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Citn nral Gsiaic 60 Eei.

To LET 32o West 19fh-st- Thrre-s
and basement. hish STOP hil'N
s,t,b ,,y.l,. rooms: modern improvements g.
in goo, condition and nice l4fg. tniH'
zen, 81 roo. T.. H. SMITH. Jr.. 700 West
23l-s'. ---------
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. F.r T'nt'
furnished or unfurnisn'd. ni'ia' N'" ~,
,.nar home. ample grounds; reasonable
Zen, a. h.. Box :. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

CONCIiMAN English thoroughly un-
lar.tnnds his business: best Of references
Inst employer can be seen. Address W.
SHELTON, li3 West 53dst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
enrnisbs0 6onsrs 60 Get.

y Fl RNISlIED. established house. he
low Mih-st, near 5ih-aye.. owner Will
board 4 desired. DALEY. :, West Seth
81.
AN ELEGANT House. West End-ayc..
n"Hr S>tn-st.--Furnished: board owner II
desired. DALEY. "a Vest 3ath-s,.
CLUBHOUSE TO LET. furnished. from
May !. the premises occupied by the Iiar-
Naid Cub for the past seven years. at II
West ~ st. connects with Clark's restau-
ran. 23d-s,.: clubs desiring to reduce oN-
pcnses and run upon a basis ~ fixed
charges please notice this unusual oppor
tunity. suitable for one large club o.: two
small ones; bedrooms will pay half rent
asked. ~ CLARK - West 2.si-si.
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LADY's MAlD.-By educated sweiisn
Tavi,,7s evs,e.n. c.ty references. does not
objest to travel: speaks Ershsh;;, some SON.
French and German. Address sNEDE'
care Mrs Wisl 80 3i-dNe.
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lunch only. TAYLOR. I'V EasI '1H-h1.
A2TIsTIC DRESSMAKING: imported
,ashtnns. hotel orders at shOr, notice ana
moderate prices. Mrs. NJ LLROl, ~ East
iiih-st.. between Bway ana University
Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

I.rEssMAKER.- A nrst-class dress.
-. ,rauts Il few more customers al
irn MAXIM $50 West Ss;h-st
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% CENTS DAILY cost curibs drl.k.
All wiz, Allca. AHtlliq all drug: is's s ;
Or ma,iod me AN'fILfO COMPANY.
kcw-Yors CITY aud Aiianf' ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

A DRESSMAKER. -First-class cutter ana
niter: by the day. 81 30, suits. wraps,
childrens costumes. etc quick %9rker'
lunch only. TAYLOR. 100 East 41th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

7 t.TItIF.
HOOkKEDPER By young lady as as
sistant hootkeep"r: thoroughly experienced
m ,.uca vor, aiso understands stenOg-
raphy aad ipcwriiiag. city references; sal
arr ncdeIate Address INVOICE. Tribune
Onice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

-,,.Ds-A respectable man. with 20
expcricnce IN Jaw AM mnnufac-
!'a11 ,,rs. especially the latter. wishes n
situation as s'oTaF- o. stock keeper best
F1RsT-cLAss PORTER or JANIToR.
10 'Laisonlninv. and plumbing ana car
n,annn,ering; thoroughly understands his hus'-
ness W. H. care OF ianltor. West
!. IO3ds,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
fnrnIehro Rooms iuhuteo

o1rrT YOUNG MAN wants furnished
,oer, .oiifhern exp sure West SIDE. w
town fully describe and state te'h'
RIYTLFpGE, Tribune once.