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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
,fPS IElSE'S IRISH WINDFiLL.

Wichita Kan March Mrs. Mary T. Lease re-
ceved information Yesterday from Ireland that
one of her maiden aunts had died several years
ago leaving a considerable fortune, OF which she
is one of tho beneicilries. The WI was made many
wears ago in Dundalk County. Ireland. and the
money has been accommodating at interest. TIE
money was left to Mary Elizabeth Clin" ana the
connection between the daughter % Erin and the
kansas woman has only just been established In
the minds OF the trustees.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE EARN

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE EARNINGS.
Cincinnati. March the earnings OF the Louisville
ard Nashville road for the month Of February were
slfG3l7O against sl.n756 being decrease OF &5i
1877 compared with the earnings FOR the CORE
spending month last year From July last up 10
and including the month OF February IN: gross
earnings were So S73 703 being decrease OF e.
lf2 compared with the earnings FOR the CORE
spending period OF the preceding year.
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TO SETTLE MRS. EALDWIN'S CLAIM SOON

San Francisco. March AFTER six years of dip
lo,natIc negotiations the famous claim Of Mrs.
Janet NJ. Baldwin. Of this city. against the Govern
roent of Mexico is about - be settled. Henry y.
Clement her attorney. has gone TO Washington to
participate in the final negotiations The claim 5
for indemnity for the murder Of Leon Baldwin the
claimants husband, committed over six years ago
hv outlaws under the leadership Of Francho Bcr-
ns, The sum demanded $1,000 but the figure
is 10 be fixed in conferences soon 70 be held by
inCtOn
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TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS WITH GULF


Denver COL. March 1-Ex-Governor John Evans
and Receiver T;umbull Of the Union Pacific. lenver
and Gulf Railroad, have arrived here from their
trip to Galveston and other points in the SOUTH
They say they have made traffic ar.angemen:S WIN
the Texas Pacific and Southern Pacific Railr BAD ana
with steamship lines 70 Newly ork Bremen Ham
bure and other points. which Will bring great
deal % business 10 the Gulf system \ passenger
VIII be made which will make II possible 10 go
from Denver 10 Newly ork by the rail End water
route the trip taking eight days, as cheaply as by
the al-rail
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w1HHxus orAroRICAL APPOINTMENTS

Williamstown. Mass, March The following are
announced a. the preliminary speakers in the
Moonlight prize oratorical contest at commence
mcnt: Winfred Howard Rabbit, OF ErIttehoro.
Vt; Henry Joseph Baron. Of Wl.iamstown; Wal
ter Andrews Br1tton. Of STANFORD, VT; Herbert
TorrinCton Flrmln Of Topeka Kan; James Ray
Craighcad Of Saratoga springs; FREDERICK nay
Goodwin Of Erie. Pom. Willtm c. i )u!cnbnah.
Of Greenfield Mass; John Daniel Wild, 81 Man
chester Vt: willard PierTepont Mils2auSh. Of
Rchmonl; Harold Phelps Moscley, oi Nesiheid,
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

BARGAINS in private houses. west SIDE
$1,000 TO $4,000: all styles. STt.NhNS'
eth-aye.. cor 03d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOstA-st.-
Substantial artistic. detached house: low
price, send for circular. AILAS IM-
PROVEMEN CO. IS Broadway.
All AND 453 EAST l22D-ST.-T"o J.
.,or,. l-Dwnsiore houses: all improvements
size l7xjOxsO II. Inquire OF WM. GIBSON
10 lOth-aye.
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yo ctrS rrr RrNNTNG ~ rOryGSTOr

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. March THE Electric Street
car company made no effort TO run their cars
last night or to-day. Sixty men have been sworn
n az deputy sheriffs. and another attempt will
No soon made 10 run if the militia has 10 be
called out to protect the non-union men. w. ID.
,,olore president of the Ohio street Railroad
-, * here irving to effect a settlement by
o-hStra. ion either through local State board.
IL is willing that the strikers snail return 10 work
ni,b mo engineers wages cut - cents a day until
,be Arbitration Committee decide one way or
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A MORTGAGE FOR $4,000 FILED.

Portland Ind March "A mortgage given by
the Cincinnati. Union city and Chicago Railroad
Company to the Ncw-York Guaranty and Indemnity
Company was fled for record Yesterday. II Is Tor
5000 90 and was given to the issue Of bonds
for construction Of the road The road Is TO be
built from Huntington 10 Union CITY,
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Business Chances.

A-So 500 WANTED. ana salarlcl ONO"
q treasurer offered. ia select mnnu'aci
ur.rg business IA this city. already Wei
established. The present. nrin desires IN
coryoratlng a. earliest moment. ft'O-
DCCER. BOX G. Tribune Once.
ATTENTION GROCERs. BARGAIN
81 900 Newark y T., stock. business.
fixtures u establishes cash grocery and
meat market. with wine privu"g" j."
rcnt. HODGES. l7G Broadway. Room ~
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured Tor
buyiness purposes; in,cstors advised win
on; charSe) 81 deaiiasi@ "Ip'' ',ip,i,:|s
& CARLETON. Brokers. lo2 Broadway.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS We anaiyze
foods paints dy"s. drugs. waters. 'ic..
and furnish working formulas. metals az
saved. circular free. EARL CHEM al
WORKS l.l62 Broadway.
HOTEL PROrRIETOES A weil-known
eo,n;.ctDit and experienced Motel manager
and steward flr the last ave years IA one
of the best hotels I'm ihis cry. ls nov
op.n f,- an enlargement. Reference from
nrs,-class hoiols. T.. \. DENECHANb.
81 East l2tast
WILL PAY per cent for none :
security. first n0rtgag" lup.Y,rI i-a'
estate. ADDRESS II j CREIGHTON.
Room 10 - Broadway N"w YORK.
MONEY TO LOAN On real estate: CITY
or country. easy terms. Adlrr's or appih
10 H. j. CREIGHTON. Room l1J. -
broadway. New York
OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE. Horton =
ice-c5~aiu Gun .ppos"dl. cash moderate. phI'
Of which can remain, only wants Nl'"lHB'
Apply 90 Bfidgc-st. brooklyn.
RETIRING. viii gel. speciality. - f"ars
standing IN Wholesal" I'Qunr TRACE, "lii.'
fufnlture. safe. r"4sl nablc. IL" rent. ~.
Is. MINER - rear!-st
STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE. Ifoi's
over - 500 per year net. lnlHf" ~ Ut.
MOOD - WaIron-st.. y. y. TOY laH"-
dry Machinery O..
TO MANUFACTJ'EERs Free rii".. c'i-
iol flrniah~d - hunl: power Furnish ~
SDI bore,. yearly: other Inducements, near
~ CIV f. DE FOREST sHENIpN q
90. stewart building.
WANTED. Two ypurg iaen = business
.,,.rl.pca and ability dcsir" 10 act az
Nr,y. York Representatives i1r al oIt-oi-
tovn manufacturing Or mercantile house.
al references Address \. Box II. Tr.b-
une Once.
/ 900 BUSINESS CARDS or iii hends.
81. 1000 circulars. 81. All printing low.
send postal. FAILBORN. U'l lai-hvc.
81 ooa WANTED. one year. liberal bonus
sn1 ou,ion given acceptable pariy 10 pur-
erase interest. ample security. For inter
,i~w. address BUSINESS. BOX -. Tfib-
une once.
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Citp Real GsIalf 60 Eet

TO LET-For 3 years. n flrst-class cor
ner house 4-story. high st0op hroW hstohe'
large nav window. looks east: Madison
ave near the Cathedral Address Col T.
LAURENCE. care OF Dem. club. Oh 'th-
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flats 90 Get, Furnished.

A FAMILY RESIDING In an Ensl'sn
basement house in one Of IN" b"@' ph''s ~
N.w-York will rent 10 one %; TWO ".' 10" :
an entire floor furnished. from III" ~ ~
MAJ. references exchanged. Address u -
l. Fox l26. Uptown Tribune Once. ~
broadway.
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domestic Gitnatious Uantec
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Irnr,n Loo
Females.

Females.
A-A-A.-SWEDlS cooks waltressrs'
ladies' wanting swedish help, call AZ Mls'
MALMBERGS swedish bureau 3D. III
ave. upstairs.
A.-FIRsT-CLASS Swedish and
German help male and female, with goo!
references i39 4th-ave. Mrs. ROBr.
| BRANDIN'S Bureau.
\ REFINED North German lady. gralu-
ate christian. Of cheerful and gentl" dis
| position. very fond of children. wants posi-
| ton ~ companion or g"N"rness' no onJ'c-
| ton u travel she speaks reads and writes
! German. French and English perfectly ana
IL a good musician. nrst-clas- references
| from England. Germany ami Amer u.
Pleas. address, COMPANION. Box ~. Trib-
| unc Office.
COOKS. houscworlers. chambermaids.
nurses. all natonalites. excellent refer
| ences - De had for city and country. AT
MURRAY HlLL AGENCY. ia East list
81.
CHAMRERMAID and WAITRESS. Ref
erence referred. Mrs. COLLINS '3l
| Columbus-aye.
CHAMBERMAIp and WAITREss.-By
young Swedish girl; city or country.
NJ. ANDERSON. 5tS Dth-aye.
CTIAMBFRMAID and WAITRESS.-By
| Young girl; two years best city refer
ence from last place. LIZA ist-ave.. cor.
G4th-st.
UPSTAIRS WORK or PLAIN COOK
| ING.-By a respectable gri In small
| family. no objection t. the country city
| reference. 200 yth-ave.. care OF Mrs
| NJ GARRY.
| CHAMBERWORK and WAITING.-By
respectable young girl. or assist with
| children In private family. city or coun-
try. best city references. BID West 39tn-
| 81.
! UPSTAIRS GIRI. or LIGHT HOUSE
| WORK by neat. willing Hungarian girl !;
wages $40. Can 2.217 3d-ave.. lat floor.
CHAMBERLAIN and WAITRESS.-5y
| young girl. city reference. Address Is.
| L.. Box ~. Tribune Uptown Office. i.2+2
| broadway.
CrIAMBERMAID and WAITRESS or
| Nl'RSE.-By n girl. WILING. ohllglng. can
| furnish best references. Mrs MANNING.
| 30 West GIth-st
CItAMBERMAID and FINE WASHING
| or HOUSEWORK. by a young girl in
small family: can furnish best references.
MANNING. 40 West 0'th-st
CooK.-ny hrst-class French cook;
! references. Seen West 42d-st.. BON
COOK by q young woman rs good cook
! I'm private family; best city reference. 23I
| West 3Dth-st.
| COOK by first-class. adj American
,ounu woman; makes desserts Ice-cream.
| xc. an expert 'aundress. ana willing 10
| DIRECTORy. i45 Gth-ave.. below llth-st.
took and BAKER by girl as excellent
| cook and baker; assist washing: personal
| reference. 100 West 50th-st; first floor.
-COOK.-By nrst-cass cook in private
| family; thoroughly acquainted with French.
| Cerman and American cooking: good ref
| erences. Address NJ. i.?27 Broadway.
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Curopcnn Advertisements.

r. UROPEAN ADVERTISERS will find ths
II London once Tribune. No I Norfolk 81.
Strand a convenient place leave their advertise
for publication In The Tribune
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6orsfs an0 Carnage.

PAIR Of handsome ladies' coos
,Aas,on with rumble. Gibson harness
l .-s,.S steamers: double. and perfect L
~. yytu sell either one Of above low
EIfY STEPPERS. Tribune Office.
Irop SALE ny To HIRE FOR THE
ertsoS Pony OUTFIT for children. Ad-
s-sss Dr, O. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
p o. Box 1871. Jamaica. l.. /.
GREAT SACEITICE.-Si73 light; first
lass cutunder. cxtension-top. family CAP
.olei: used two months; cost Silo; aIso
pole COSY So fi,pm,, pm, 10 IVES, 4i;h-st'
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qa9cred to vacate the premises by the Board OF
tf,,i!th and II Is said nc has believed that
alderman Lcmasaey was responsible for this order.
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domestic Gitnation t0auteb

GARDENER and FLORIST wants
place: private. II years experience III
Denmark. England. France and L. 3,
81 years old. Address GARDENER. liz
lscrKrn- st. brooklyn.
AMERICAN. farmer gardener. good ref
erenccs. useful with tools. wants situation
Address -. w. 1872 Gth-avr.
Rl'TLER or SECOND MAN. by Swedc.
90 single. In private family: city refer
ence. city or country. last lady can be
seen. Address :. H.. Box %. Tribune Up
town Ohcs. l.2i2 Broadway.
BrTbER-COOK.-B strictly re-
spcc,shl. and competent French couple,
lately landed. speaking English best Guy
references; aged 80 and -. r.. BOX Va
eco broadway.
BUTTERFLY competent Freedman or
good valet. In private family. understands
his business In all branches: perfectly
sober: hrst-class city reference. G. Is. d.
I5s West 8sth-st
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Brookipn Real estate for Sale

INVESTORS. ATTENTION bargain:
sra,-class four-stOry brOwnstone store prop
eriy on principal ave: best location. APP
nlv 10 owner. 332 Sumner-avc.. 10 - ..
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GARDENER.--By n trustworthy. reH-
alb. man single. Understands care 't
hors.s cows lawns. walks. &c. ever! -
thing in connection with tie business
OF "A w.ll-kept gentlsmans pace, refer
erces mos, satisfactory Address a ~
cnre Of j. /. LANG. Shrewsbury. New
Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

NURSE.-A lady wishes 70 place a young
woman ar nurse or chambermad Apply
at present employers. IL West 2lst-sc,
THURSDAY from 10 n. m. to y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

NURSE-By middle-ayed girl as COM
petcnt nurse: capable OF taking full charge
81 baby from birth. l5s East llJth-st.:
janitor's bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

NURSE By a respectable girl as nurse
for growing children, or maid 10 4 lady:
good English education: best city refer
enccs. 1915 l0th-aye., between 10th and
18th SITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

SWEDISH cooks. Mattresses
ladies' wanting Swedish help. call at MIs.
MAIMBERGS swedish Bureau. 3o2 an
ave. upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COACUMAN -Situation wanted by col
ored conchman; II years iirst-class city
reference: c!'y or country, willing ana
ohllging CHASE Go West 43d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COhCHMAN.- wishes sltua-
tion for his coachman. can fully recon-
mend MIN IN every respect, married, c"un-
try preferred. Address CLARK. $50 id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

SEAMSTRESS.- family breaking up
would like situation FOR a good seams
tress. Cali at 80 Henry-st.. Brooklyn,
after 1 n. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COACUMAN -iiv frst-ciass sngl" man .
thoroughly understands his business. h0rs :.
carriages. harness, careful driver. city or
country generally useful. city references
ENAtIIMAE. 10 lth-aNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COACIIMAN. Was % years with last
emrloyer. is familiar with BERKSHIRE HIS,
Adirondack and Green Mountains. Adj
d-ras j. ~ M 221 East S2d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

cnrnen mlidle-ag understands his
husiness IN all branches can milk COW ana
tend horses wishes situation on a genu,'
mans place: with references. Address n
EpAI-S 2,gy B-OOEe-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

CHEMICAL ANALYSiS.-We analJ1e
foods. paints. dy"s. drugs. waters. ''e..
and furnish working formulas. metals a.
saved. circular free. EARL CHEM Al.
Works. Lee Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COACUMAN single man, thor
oughly competent. willing AMI ohliSins
sober and careful driver. references. Adj
dress W TURNER. 81 Courtlandf-ave
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cOACHMAN.-By mddle-aged English
man: has many years experience; thor
nurhIy competent to take charge OF PR.
vafe rsta blishmeat. thorough knowledge ot
line horses carriages and harness; gooi
ciippcr. sober obllging. and. OF good APP
natrance. leaving on account OF family
going to Europe II. a. F.. - West 3sth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

tClIMAN. -Fugiish. age. -. married.
NJ cnruml rance; height. : feet :. weight
lGD pounds. drive four and HON blower.
nrst-class references. H.. lGl East 18th
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COACIfMNN -iy married man. best
city reference for a number u years and
Thoroughly Understands his business. last
employer can be- seen. ". 5. 80 Wcs,
t7fh-gf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COACIIMAN and GARDENER. Mar
rlcl.. understands care horses. cows and
poultry fruits. flowers vegetables. age,
"a; children. and 10 years: iirst-class
reference Address COACHMAN. Albany
ave. Klngsbrdge ~ I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

CCACHMAN. Private family; married;
no children. ctty or country. good driver,
groom. good references: frst-class. THOS.
CARR . 2G Jth-avc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

CpACfIMAN and GEOOM.-fiy married
man. thOrougly understands horses. haT-
n.sa and carriages. sober. honest and Will
inv. nrst-class city references. \. b.. CGl
LcNlrgton-avc., brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COhCUMAN AMI GROOM BY c"inpe-
tent married man. married. n children;
understand. his bushes In caro- = IN"
horS-s. carriages and h1rness. good city
driver. first class references. city or cpHa-
trs r. X l23 West J2I-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

COACHMAS BY a young Protestant
thorough hpi scluan. wears best Of CITY
reference. city or country. Agency. 3iJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

AZ AUCTfONEER 4 unGuesiionahle
character Is open Tor engagements. pecinl
attention given 10 sales at private h0usos
and stores Address BVKNETT. fremont.
Now N.Ih NlfA-
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HOTEL PKOPRIETOES A w"il-known
co,nictDi.t and experienced Motel manager
and steward FIR the last ave years ia one
OF the best hotels I'm TINS cry. ls h""
on.n f,- An enhancement. References from
nrs'-class hoic-. +. \. DENEcHANb.
a. Est l2t.--f.
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0crutrD Real estate fer Gale

- 49, - - = . ., - . . .
aSENCY for Montclair-Residence PROV,
rrIues. all kinds sale or rent: furnisben
nonscs Tubts q Taylor. 3 Beekman-st..N:l j.
HODENA. y. Y.-To rent furnished. for
.f.aspn. near station, excellent locauon'
se ihdant shade. fruit. good garden; house.
~ rooms; stable. etc. Address owner. OF
~ Merritt. 50 3d-avc.. New-York CITY.
NEW-JERSEY FARMS.
,.sor PALE. small cash payments. situated
pu.sf following places: Newark. Elizabeth.
rr.s,n.way. New Brunswick. Paterson, pan,
Gn.in somerville. Norrlstown. Ponp;on and
Se"ton, various sizes and prices. Chil gu
address II. G.. GARNER. ~ Nassau-s'
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Gelp Uanieo.

Males.
ANY MAN can make si2 70 sls zach
,cr.x AZ home: experience not necessary
rare opportunity; no pcdfiing' only persons
willing t. work cvcrv day need apply,
send nearcst express Office address ana ~
cents for 81 - outfit with fun instructions.
TIiE EMERSON COMPANY. POEtofilce
BOX 20 Corunna. Michigan.
CASHIER for cafe: cigar attendant; col
lnef.r 500 bond REQUIRED. real estate
clerk. hotel clerk. MUTUAL AGENCY.
So Broadway.
MAN and WIFE for country. Wanted.
about April J. In Dntoh""s county.
den work. with vic a good cook md
lauudrcss. in very small femily ms class
references required. Address ISAAC ;;
WHEATON. PoURhkccpsi'. y y. or call
M rs West 7oih-st.. N"w-iork tbas'ment
brlp between . and - saturday morning.
March 10
MARRIED. couples gcntlenon'~ places
and private families: also useful men
and farmers. MUTUAL EMP AGENCY.
SB4 Broadway
TNMARRIED CARPENTER wanted for
steady work on a farm within an hour ~
Ncw-York Must be handy man capa-
lie ~ doing painting. glazing, etc. nS
Won az carpenter WORK. Wages 10 a salts
foctorv man. so per month with board
and lodging. Address j.. Il. j.. Tribune
Office
WANTED.-A nrst-class designer and
shnpr man on ladies straw hats. Position
Given July J. Good salary. An excellent
opportunity for right man. Address j. J.
j. Tribune Office.
ED.-Flrst-clns gardener with
out children. on gcnilcman's place. one
that can come highly recommended and
fully understands his business may ap-
ply by letter. with references. stating
where rcfercnc may he seen. 10 Postofiicc
BOX $50. New-YoIk city.
Females.
GERMAN LADY who can speak and
teach German and French also give In
st-uctlon in music. wishes position with
refined family. best Of references. r..
KI.IpPEL. care W. Scheuermnnn. Staple
tor. J. !.
WANTED. Women and girls can earn
10 "a 20 cents an hOar at home. Box 1876.
Norfolk. w
WANTED. ladies desiring home en-
ploJ ment. day or evening. pleasant and
agreeable ana requiring no capital. should
address SMITH q CO., Box 3.20s Boston
Mass.
wANTED.-A competent girl for general
houscwOrk IN family Of four; references re-
quircI. Call from 10 To II. 1873 East 44th-
st.
WANTED-A nrst-class cook: assist
with washing: reference rcnuirci Apply
2ii West i3s'h-st.
WANTED. Ladies to do light sewing at
home: we send you the WORK. vnu do H.
and we p-y for II; easy. pleasant and prof
table: SEMI stamped envelope A iAs-
/ SETT EMBROIDERY Co. 2, fremont
Row. Boston Mass
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BOARD ano Rooms.

l'UuLO WV
Above. HANDSOMELY furnished.
md other desirable rooms: excellent boatu'
families or gentlemen. American lain"s'
u West l2th-s;
4 LARGE SECOND floor front room es-
coiient table. GSG Nadison-aVe. near "a
81
GRAMERCY PARK FAMILY HOTEL
81 80 81 Is. suites. slnsl" r""InF. Sl.Nh
heated: excellent table. reasonable ia"-
privilege private park. reference. NJ =
KING. Proprietor.
GEAMERCY PARK. NORTH. $50 East
ols,- st-Drs!rallc rooms. with oi "Ith'c'
board privileges Of park. ---
PLEASANT. HOMELIKE rooms; board
optional: American family. l3S East 'lH'-
~.
"a EAST 10TH ST.-Pleasant double ana
single rooms: excellent board All con-
veniences; terms moderate.
~ EAST G2D-ST.. near Madison-ave.-
Sunny hall rooms. with excellent Dpara.
Cs WEST 7iST-S Hall room. back par
Ior with excellent bcardi table hoat1
11TU-sT.. II0 WEST -Iiandsomely fuf-
n,shcd large and single rooms. superior
table and appointments references e>-
changed. -----.
1e3D-sT 100 sT.-El"gant. large.
sunny room: running water. private bath'
nrst-class American table Inc I'o"u"h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08
% frt Tor Business pnrpcst
Real estate to gxebanee.

FARM. free and clear. lfG acres: VIII
sad cash and exchange for fats. NAH
lin ii Wall.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-08

GARDENER-COOK or LACNDRESS.-
BY man and wife; man as gardener IN
dorytands the care OF flowers ana Veg"ta-
Ll.s. steam furnac" ana everything ~
c,,ired ON gentlemln's place; wife first
class cook q" laundress. Address j. VI,
Tribune Uptown Oillce. l.2i2 Broadway.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-17

The Indians of Pine Ridge agency
are, according to the report Of Agent
Penny, in fair way to work out their
own destiny. Many of them have
taken to stock-raising and are pros
pering, the occupation being congenial
to their tastes. AS herders they have
no superiors, as they are perfectly at
home on horseback, and are regarded
as vastly superior to the white cow
boys when once they become inter-
ested in their occupation. Perhaps in
this field of effort the Indian may at
last be made useful as a nuisance.