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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-04
Again on Deck,

Zottarellias Orchestra will fur
nish first-class dance and concert
music. Call or address f. ID. Gotta
relli, 207 South ST., or leave orders
for music n. Lovece's Fruit store
205 Alamo Plaza. 1-2-3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-04
Wedding Bells.

Licenses to marry have been
issued as follows by the county
clerk:
Albert Reversdorff and Agnes
Wink.
J. w. Burby and Fannie A.
Scruggs.
Adolph Kosub and Eufenia
Ploch.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-04
A Valuable Dog.

Yesterday afternoon Officer G. T.
Rogers received from Huntsville a
costly bloodhound, which he pur-
chased some time ago. He will
keep the animal at his home, on
Prospect hill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-04
Rare Bargains in Real Estate

Are now being offered by the reliabl
firm of John T. Hambleton & Co.; office
in the Daily LIGHT building. Call and
see them before making purchase; prop
erty listed with them will receive imme-
date attention. ct
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
WESTON REELING orr THE NILEN.

THOUGH SOMEWHAT INDIsPoSED HE COVERS
THIRTY SEVEN MILES OF Ills JOURNEY
Cortland. y. y. Oct 2s (SpeciaD.-At ociocl.
tL!s morning Edward PaysOn Weston resumed his
500-miie walk. Starting from the G.o1e Hotel al
Syracuse. Weston took the road II Cardiff. twelve
miles away. At Onondaga Castle Weston in
correctly informed the proper road. In conse-
quence thirty minutes lost In retrea;ing to the
right turnpike. Cardiff reached 9:Jj a. IN.
The road to Car iiff passes through the Onondaga
Indian Reservation. Weston. In going this way.
regarded with considerable interest by large
numbers OF easy-going bucks. squaws and their
offspring At Cardiff. home Of the famous cardiff
Giant" Weston and his party took breakfast. ana
stayed until 12:9O a. At Tully. seventeen miles
from Syracuse. Weston. through the kindncss Of
Hugh Graham, manager Of the salt works. gained
a short sleep at Mr. Grahams house. which re-
cuperated him. Last night Weston had scarcely any
s,eep and was sick all day. Dr. ". y. Bliss. of
Tully, called at Mr.. Grahams house ana pro-
nounced Weston to be in good shane. When The
pedestrian started again. DR.. Rliss kindly vOluu-
teered to accompany him Some distance. In the
late part Of to-day Wcston's marvellous powers pf
resolution asserted themselves conspcrousy. IN
spite Of his Illness he walked on mile after mile.
AT Homer large number OF people greeted him.
III his passage to the motel IN Cortland - this
evening. large crowd followed h!m along the
main street and considerable aSserblagc in front
The pedestrian Immediately retired t. his room.
The distance Weston covered to-day less
than thirty-seven miles. Had he been in his usual
state he would have walked at least f!f'y miles.
Weston frequently delayed 10y spells OF illness.
arising from stomach troubles. \ few hours res,
will restore him to his usta' primo condition. ana
II is probable that he will exceed his schedule to-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
felt money. and was brought before the Commits

felt money. and brought before the Cominis-
a.orcr rs = witness He said that he was waiter
At Coney Island last summer with Lynch, ApDo''
and Victor Brush. who has also been arrested Tor
messing counterfeit money. GOldWateT was ap-
proachcd by Brush on October in regard 10 pass
Ing counterfeit money. Brush gave l.Nnch TWO
bills one good one and counterfeit Ia"
scheme to offer the counterfeit bill irs' anu
If ii detected to substitute Inc good bill as
serting that il had been "A mistake.
Goldwater. i'm his examination. declared thAt ~
was intending to get evidence fOr the toN"rniheii
and obtain a reward for the arrest oi o'hef" !" NV
gang when he was himself arrested -
Victor Brush followed Goldwaier on ,he & %,'''sI nnG
stand Brush testified that he gave Abbott ana
(iohwatcr lively. s. bills that were counterfeit
They divided up 81 between them FOR that tranSa, ,
ton. After other testimony had been nedi' th'
hearing vas adjourned till to-morro" al p III.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
MIN HOW HIS MOTHER UIS ALLIED
!. DRAMATIC SCENE At THE TRIAL. OF fEIGEN-
BAUM FOR MURDER-YoUNG HOFF-
MANS TESTIMONY

MANS TESTIMONY.
;,.rv TO try Carl Feigenbaum on the charge of
.,der I'm killing Mrs. Juliana Hoffman was
o,red in Part II of General Sessions before Re
order Smy;h yesterday afternoon
The murder was particularly atrocious, as testi-
o1 IN bv witnesses. She lived with her son in two
,ooms on the second floor of No 544 SiXth-st.
,,cbael Hoffman. the seventeen-y -year-old son OF
ho murdered woman, was called TO the stand anl
cold the story Of the crime. Fegenbaum. he said.
mo 10 his mothers house on August IS and hired
,ho hack room. on the night of September l he
uas awakened by his mothers screams. He
80 be- assistance and found her throat cut from
r ,o ear while Foigcnbaum stood her with
. knife in his hand As young Hoffman progressed
ri,h his story the scene in court became dramatic.
Tb prisoner started forward with head craned
coward the witness. At times he scarcely sat on
the chair
u walked up at about 3 O'Clock in the morning"
the witness said. My mother was screaming and
Iran to the room where she was. / saw him there
with a kn.ie-po,ntng TO the prisoner.
FeigenLaUm started shook mis- head and pointed
his finger at the witness. NO no. no. ne said
"Oh. ne.
The witness went on. - saw HIN make so"-imi-
,attpg in pantomimc how his mothers throat was
ont. My mother jumped out Of the bod and fell
on the floor
Feigenbauns eyes almost started from his head
He again shook his finger threateningly at the
witness. He tried TO keep his lips moist. once or
twice again he cried out. NO No. but he seemed
10 have lost strength TO speak loud.
The witness went on: Il ran and kicked
him away He at me with his knife ana
struck at me Ike ths'-apa!n making pantomime.
Fegenbaun tried to interrupt. lie started from
his chair. extending his but fell back again.
shaking his head from side to side.
Il cannot remember everything" said the Wit
ness My mother could not speak. She tried 10.
Then the policemen came In. / remember ran on
N the fre-eScape and hoered.'
The cross-cXa rninatOn failed in any way 10 shake
the simple straightforward story of the son. At
Zines the voice OF the witness broke. but he kept
on steadily and answered all the questions put to
him ,
The efforts OF the prisoners counsel were only
successful IN confirming the testimony as 10 the
,no,ive for the crime. Feigenbaum had agreed to
nav 8 a week for the room and cents day for
bTcakfast lie had seen Mrs. Hoffman with
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
WORK WANTED.
I-rninHe,

I-~mnIe.
A '.NDN 1oilSl. n, having her time
au flied. vil git~ massage treatment or
electricity ADELE UORNING. ~ 9TH
ave. near +2i-s'.
\ LADY. experienced IA tcaoliug children.
wishes o. position - visiting gufrfn"ss
10 New Npih lirIoklNu or vicinity. f'r the
English irnnchs=. music French. draw lng
and painting. has highest references. Ad-
dress Ni-s ~. - Dean ST.. Er"NNlyh
An ANXioUs g. secure position in some
r.re Dri.e t,r bright. in'".iEcr. y'dnk
gir. z ~ years. good penn %. d"-lr"us ~
advancement AItf,as \ FRIEND. Box
- rrihun. once
CASHIER By young LADY, as c,shier
iu a ies'aulau'. best 'ufity ami fef-
ef.nr~ HoWAN. A. Pik~--'.
COMPETENT stcnosr,pher ani tJr~wr't~r
trcka .Wp. ,-Wsuf als' 'lsAicr highest
re''r.u-c Adlf.ss SPEED. Il Bible House.
y +
MASSAGE and SWEDISH MOVEMENT
Nu clusafrI swedish inassrus" wishes
situation D.. pfifaf" family willing - ~
slst ir upstairs work. Address g. J.. u
Gr.ru~I .h..f
STENoGRArHER aud TYPEWRITER 90
Experienced st"rpgio. .h'r and rp'" "ri'"f.
operating Irmifef.f nan Nirr. wants i''i
mtn.u' position. hest of tcf"r'nc" fHf-
nislcI. Address Ml-s NN. care T.. B
E.i". & sons. - l.hu.,t
STENDGRApliER 80 YOUNG lads stem
rglphrr 'srrNfl'cr and < 30 r.nman.
de- .frs position fYr If'eru. ms. Harlem
preferred. Adde'S. ELLIOTT 23-3 'ih-
,pHER. s. Thoroughly prac-
uai --'n"gfapA', anil Rcm.ns Oh
OPERATOR .f several y,ars' experience
Hla Tribune Ip..wn oHi'e. ia.
ttrlafvay
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
ECpEy JNJTVTTTON DTSNOLTiD D.

Jus. ,cc Barrett. OF the supreme Court yesterday
denied The motion FOR the continuance OF the IN
junction granted at the instance of John W. Am
brose president of the NcW-Nork and South Brook
lyn Ferry COMPANY restraining the city authorizes
from executing ard delivering to the NcW-Norl
and Sea Beach Railroad Company lease OF The
ferry franchise from Whitchall-st this city 10
sixty -ffth-st.. Bay Ridge. The Justice also dis
sON el the temporary injunction.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
JrDcuryr 40AIysr colrIy It STANTON.

The city OF Huntington procured Judgment in
the supreme Court Yesterday against William n.
Coffin and Walter stanton. brokers, doing business
under The Of Coffin x stanton. for s9l7 49, a
balance due on The sale o. street and sewer
bonds Of the cit of Huntington. The sale was
made in January. 1894. ;he brokers agreeing TO pay
for the bonds $1,000. 'hcir par value. ~ the time
Of the delivery Of the bonds their value was
81 .3iS 81. The agreement FOR ~. payment or the
money not kept. and the Judgment. which
Includes the costs and interest. Wds granted by
default
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AA-FOR SALE. six American base
mon, Colonial houses. just completed ac-
ioning Cenral Park; newest and most
. 1pular style. combined with he very id'-
Isl Improvements. right on the b8ckp.ne
rcsj and c~oss.ov-n lines. and at prices to
compete with he lowest. Nos. 10 II West
S7'h-st: various interior arrangements hut
all arfis,ically dos iCned. substantially huit
and beautifully fitted NJ. always open.
Rookie, with fi.u descrip H. plans prices.
etc "a application 90 owner. CHAi'LhS
Bl- EK. 2G4 CoUmbus-avc.. corner '2d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-s st;-AT-
ts.ic. substantial villa. less than MOD
900: easy terms: send for circular. ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT CO. IS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

. GENTLEMAN WILL SELL. for want
u fr-ti - Use. his hackney bred sd1die
s,d driving horse. for Slj". sT"l"rt 70
St9,,ucl trial and veterinary eNam'na-
,i-n. also. runalOut wagon. nearly new.
Sle5. original cost. S221. in June: Wiz
harness hy Peat. OF London. MANUFACI-
TRER. Tribune O;hce.
COUPE ROCKAWAY.-Any party having
cool second hand one for sale al reason
able figures Will fnd a cash buyer al -
Wall-st.. y. y. Room :.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
CRFDTrOKS 10 RECEIvE 4 DIVIDEND

William G. Lane. receiver Of the United states
Rolling stock Company. has completed computlhS
the claims aedins; The property and yesterday ht
obtained from Judge Lacombo in the nited states
Circuit Court. an order approving the report ana
permitting the receiver a. soon as convenient 10
3av 4 dividend 10 the creditors. The amount Of the
dividend VIII be fixed by The receiver. The totil
amour. of the claims allowed Is S3.9G7I03 Il.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
WORK WANTED.
Ninle.


SHIPPING CLERK. &c.-Br young man
as snipp!ug c,"rk. packer. us"fui. hand5
experienced. willing and 'tliging. mod
erat- salary. Brpokifn o. New York. Il,
rrihun" Onice.
SALESMAN Tor Texas. fist-c.ass drygood-.
notions C.. clothing lousr preferred. can
travel IN any line. hest Of ref-rcnc-s' has
established trade. speaks spanish ). VI.
CLEEk. Houston. Tcxas.
STAELEMiN or DRIVER. by a young
man. > years references from las "in-
ployer. Address NJ. DOOLY. >p3 Washing
ton-st.
SOBER man and wife wish position as
jInitor u church or school. or car" ot
two or three fats. 90 Devoe-st.. Brookiyn.
UrHOLSTERlNG WOPK wanted a. your
residence On furniiur" etc. very reason
abb. J. '. fON. 3l2 West Spth-st.. near
Ei'eTSiG" Drive.
WATCHMAN- Reliable and r-ustVorthy
- Years with last employer. Address
CHARLES BVANT. 3i1 Easi .1th-st.
NATGHMAN.- Respectable man. can at
t"nd boiler ana 10 carpenter work. VIII
ina ., work. city or country. glod ref"r-
cnces. iitSSE:E. 5l4 East G2d-si.
Youth. II thoroughly understands "N-
preS business ssilnil driver. strong VIII
ing. obiigng. thai ~ ANYTHING: references.
GEO \ VINCENT car. - Mr. charlie,
Nhelis ~ East 7lst-si.
YOI-NG MAN. Is Years ~ age. wish.s sit
udtiDn as packer OF assistant ,n shipping
dept. lesi references. Address GEORGE
T.. STEVENS. inI Monioe- 81
YotNG MAN. willing ana ohliging would
like position At ANYTHING. Address \.
L.. 10 3d-avr.. Rrookl>n
NDI->G MAN u. German American. to
barn mlchinist . trade. win board. -
N"wiou-avc.. Astoria. Long Island 'ity.
YOf-Ni NAN -. wants work. willing to
W"lN M anything. NJ canNass.ng. A'h
EEMAN so West 3Gths'.
Yo,NG MAN. 90. 70 make himself gen
"ral'y useful - ANYTHING J.. T.. 40
Wat 32l-si.
ot'NG MAN in hoarline-house to he use
ful willing ana ohlging. GEORGE
WOLFF. :oo Eas, ioith-si
YOUNG MAN Nlsnc. work evenings OF
nights ~ books cor cnythng 'ise. B.
Box -. Tribune Once.
YOl so MAN. =, not AFRAID u hard wort.
quick inGu~ifiDus. AMI VII wn-l ~
anything r.. Box IL. Trihun" pli'".
Yut-NG MAN a, anything. rot afraid ~
hard Work. go"l reference. LOUIS
CANAPN. - Sullivar-s'.
Yol-NG MAN. i. wants - position a.
ANYTHING. honest. r'.iah." aui willing
hand, with .pnls. SALARY moderate tD Do
rir JDUN DrNWOpDN. LOO L"yingt t.r-
ave
YOt'%G MAN. ~ high school graduate
we'll recommended. d'-!f"s position. cry
or country. WILLIAM e. iITNEN. Water
loo. y =.
Youth l.. as stock or entry clerk. good
references. . Years "a last place. J..
KDl'P 321 Hieccker-st. Hr'Did'n.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

,.,,.,.,., u,~ .,....,.., ,, y.r,le
' '... wuii,, ,'I ,iflging. MOS
.rs,s wage AdLre,s j. -. 30 W~st
41.hs'
-,,,.r,,-p ,.,.,.,,,,, ,io..ny u, n-
80 ,'.' rt.n.s q. t,r.,,if. a position f,r
hi, butler. is a soh~r. steady "nd eNpef ,
ieu'"t S""iish man VIII De- ...'. ga, i,
VIZ
Iti TIER iiF '"4y 'fi i'i"ni ing ''ls
Nstusn. w4' thoroughly ID nii'. .'""'- h.f
d1...s 90" ,.". l'.' i., ,l, 'i'n'
.....,,. ........ f.y-
u, LIZ l', . ..'i 'l,'fi..,
ID. '',.. '' ',,, t.gDf'rN.s
Dr. p i"''i"h "-. '''f. ''.'''''' '''
Bureau. ~ ''i f'".
81 TIER lN nirf l'.@ .'i-'r in1u ii.
a l..fN'' itmi.' tN'i""ki} ""''. ''"',.
ii' li'''7 h'.' 't-7
i.r N'ii''' ~" '''7' 80
HrTLEH French. nr.t.cias, 'N refer
".'' '"' j." - '''''.'
F.'
I1.IlEE ry 70 Fl.r. Nrtu. fi"i' .HN, /.
.r.l 81 lu private funiD VIII itr" ini
c'srs~ 90 dining uNtu. "il.ns ""i .".'A
i< ,,,.,'f,.. ,.t. ,r
Ii'l'. '''' ,n. ~,I -,
'''i''' - "
gfmIT.R By % Young mtn 30 NrNa'"
..uI. wil also Io r.u~rnl work. uu i"r-
/ stand. lis business thoroughly h.ai 'i'f
reference. Address 60 i'N %. l.-'-
roadway
I.l.Ifr Sinrl~-taul,I IN q private
,,.f. 900, ~ country. r.a.I .ti.f. will
I'M. ..l uiIi.Ins; excellent servant. single.
nre sn. highest personal reference. A"-
dr'-s TOM. li"N ~. Iun'nr iI'N" ~
rD". l.-l~ lr'aiNAF-
.,.tt.p 10. ..,.,..- t-.,t.t,.,.r i.,..
- tr.,' ,.,.t.~ s.. " =
. ,....i.,.,'. TbNt.rIN,; .-,r. Nr4
N.i..u. ~fur".lt".. near Iaf MA. List
N~t. iorL BROOKLYN.
,..... ,.... .
~ Lii I, II,.
''S, ~. 80,
,...,.,.. ,.,t.tr p. ,.,t., ,;,r.
- - -,t,. ,tf,..s .r ,,I
,.r OF, o.. eot - "I a. rr.nt
- ''''. -
If L f.lif tf tsN'ta young ligll~inhh
Zoo small .inl' goa ''''i'h'''' VI.
J. u. 80 Ii"'"" 'h.
yf..rtru r.,ff.t..n pi,Inr up house
-, i,. o.. ma "a ,,.tfiau To- his
80. ,.,,t,l, ..iurrtr1, EualI.fman.
~ ,..,,. ia nr1i. .t.lr..l to t,r finest ,ci
vice. Addf"r, j. A.. h'fif''Nh. }. J.
cn,E "a. "a man 10 restaurant ur board
t,.' t..'-. s.U uf aI,lf.~s \ =
,op%l-u No West sffh..f. 4tl noor.
49,.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

"SHOvERS or TIRE QUEER" on TRIAL.
United States commissioner Shields yesterday re
sumed the examination. adjourned week ago. OF
the charge Of counterfeing made by Secret Service
detectives against clifford Abbott and Walter
Lynch.
Joseph Goldwater arrested with Abbott had said
he would confess to the charge OF passing counter
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
SINESS CHANCES.


JAPANESE STORE. cheap. in good ioca-
iion. 10 West l2jth-st.. selling out on ac-
count Of sickness in family, cheap rent
LADIES or GENTLEMEN as partner with
500 FOR n new American enterpris"
florist line. party only with church ana
literary connection and linguist. Address
ADOLPH GOOD LUCK. Florist. 9th-ave.
ana 2pth-st.. Brooklyn. y. Y.
PARTY WILL SELL limited amount in
vestment stock on terms TO give 800 per
cent profit. Address NECESSITY. Box 5.
Tribune Office.
WILL PAY more cash for stocks boots.
shoes. clothing. drygoods. groceries. city
or country: business confidential. Call or
address ALDERMAN. 80 Church-st
WANTED. $500 10 develop an invention 20
return exhaust steam back IN boiler. Ad-
dress WM.. II. FREEMAN 800 Lewis-ave..
Brooklyn
$500 To 500 WANTED. D.-Exccilent oppor-
turity for n safe investment and good
permanent position 70 take the place of re-
tired partner: Young man preferred. Ad-
dress PROFITABLE. Tribune Office.
81 oOo GRADUAL PAYMENTS. VIII secure
partnership in established stock and
bond brokers: no risk. pleasant occupation
and good. permanent income assured.
STEVENSON. - Broad-st.
81 600 TO $1,000 SPECIAL capital want
ID 500 per cent profit VIII b. given.
Address CERTAINTY. Box :. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

A COLORED MAN from Bermuda wishes
- recommend cOnvenieniy fuinished
house throughout 20 q family gong 10
Bermuda this winter. terms. 80 p'r
month. pretty house 90 rooms on norm
side horse stable connected. all be!o' sinS
g. his master Arrangements can b" mace
by calling at or addressing all day, g IL.
go West 37th-st.. care Jai ii"T.
FLUSHING. LONG ISl.AND.-Handsome
house. fullf furnished. beautifully lo-
Gated: completed in 1872; every modern
convenience. plate glass windows. hard
wood floors. porcelain baths. etc; COW.
horse AID carriage. coachman and cook
81 desired; 70 let during owners absence
in Europe: desirable parties. who would be
careful Of handsome furniture. only ac-
o,piabl.. MITCHELL BROS. a. and 40
Ia0Dard-s'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

this about her at night i'm her sleeping robe and il
her.
The will go to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
BOARD WANTED.

FRENCH EDUCATED LADY. with good
references. viii give conv"rsational les
sons IN French in return f1r board AMI
room. Address q. j.. French 4 caGcmy.
sj3 Broadway. New-Yorh.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
FLATS TO LET-Uuturnish ed.

THE CLINTON. 253 West 42f-st.. near
Broadway Beautiful all light apart
rnenis: private halls baths, steam heat.
elevator all night. choice restaurant IN
building.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
HELP WANTED.

Male.
BOY WANTED SO. neat writer. State
age. particulars. STUKGES. Box -. f.
.. station l..
WRITING WONDER The oniy fountain
pen with an 'V'cusinlc alr tube. absolute
Is free from l"ahage. IL" last invention ,
guaranteed agents and i"alef. address q.
". ISANlNGEK. manlgef. 43i-st. and
LeXington-aNc.. Ncw YORK 'iy
WANTED. Young T"n Hnd ladies ~ good
appearance for = splendid indoor WOrk
paving SIS and $50 d week. Apply -.
Fast 23d-si. Room !.
WANTED By Il high class publication.
young cpll~s" graduate Hs eaItofiil as
sisthnf: preference given fp on" Willing 60
buy small interest. r. =. BOX 80. TiiA-
une once
WANTED. man In every town lr
United Staies 80 distribute samples: 81
pcr 100 pnld. send stamp ~ territory.
GRANT NOVELTY CO.. Grant. II ma.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEAT HOTSEK KEEPERS Rf- delighted
with the BYRON Roach Trap. warranted
70 catch or money refunded. sent hy mail.
30. BYRON. 80 3d-ate.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
DOMESTIC STU ATIoNs WANTED.
Male.

EFlI.-MAN. by a respectable young
vefe boarJing.house in the city; good
walter: attend furnace and can make him
self generally useful about the mouse;
understands care 81 horses; good refer
ences Address or call al diY. = l. H.
.slO West 31lh-sI.. Nlre Janllo..
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A-toNFlDENTIAI LOANS mad" % re
liable p'-fiies upon household ininiili"
,"Nhoot f-iooval or publicity cay m;
N..s prompt attention. Addr"hs ihi-
WE. Box l2. TrihuEo OnIcc.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
HELP WANTED.


Female.
A WANTED Eduratcd lazy or gen
tl'iran e. TAX" ordci-. under Lew method.
for lcst selling book 81 th" age. fr-fi-
Innniaily recommended bJ greatest public
men. small deposit Oi references, large
profits INSURED. Gail 2o3 broadway. Room
800. . 30 =. Ia.
WANTED A coior"d waitrss. competent
to nll hutlcrH place. bcsi references ir-
quiycd. Call l13 Hddispn-af".. Iu"-da', q,
between 10 ana j..
WANTED A comp't'nt laund' rst ana
chafuberInnid. G-rinan On .N"'i" pre-
f.tre1. references required. AppIN, h'-
tw.ei. . and =. cASTkEE. 20l w. ''th-si.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
DRI.SSM AItING.


A.-A-A.-D Dressmakcr. late with White.
Howard & 60. latest sty.es at short
notice. perfection in ntting and designing.
Fancy waists, street ana house gowns. AZ
home or hy day. SCOTT 2Oj w I'D st.
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER wants work
by day. cuts hy system s. per day. NJ
STANDBY. 1868 West $il-st.
COUTTRIERE FRANCAISE.-Mmc. An
i"rs,r. lat" with Stern Bros. ladies' own
material made up. evening dinner. bail
and street costumes renodrlled. exclusive
styles. elegant work. moderate prices. los
Wes' l'ih-si. t'ut This oui1
DKESSMAKER - years evpcricnrc.
tailor made suits SO. perfect m ai short
est notice. also. remodeilng. Mrs. sMYTH.
~" "th-aye.. near '@d-st.
DRESSMAkER wishes few more engage
Inents hy the day IN fam lies. terms mol
crate. the best - reference. Address II
NJ. BOZ 80. 242 Broadway.
DRESSMAKEK wants wori ln families hy
1ay. perfect filter. stylish draper. viii
remodel. terms 81 per da3. Address FIT
TER. l59 East 47th-st.
DREsSMAKER. &c.-A well ciuca'el Ger
man lady. perfect dressuaker AMI hat
trimmer. would Ike position with fine Iri-
Vate family. good references. 49, East 9Th
ST. ground nooi.
DREssMAKER Thorough. experienced
first class inter. accustomed 20 nnc
class families viii remodel. personal. ref
crences D. 80 sth-aye.
DRESSMAKER wants ,ew more Gus
toners AT home. salt. from 81 up II
FON. 3lx West SOih st. near Riverside
Drive.
DRESSMAKER. Ladder and misses. nrs,.
class referencca A. ELSIE. i:D West
22d st.
FRENCH DRESSMAKER from Daucet and
FELIX. evening ana street dresses. last
Imported styles. want engagement hy dsH.
- 80. hrst-class references. Address 20
East 4Oth-s'
HENRIETTE MICHEL. 81 81 ave
Robes. mant'uN. wedding tfo~seau.
tailor made gowns espc, lni attention ~
young ladies' attending school
MILLER 4 FENDER drcssInaxefs u 2i9
West ftth-ft. are prepared 20 take tr-
ders for fa'l and winter costumes. ~ ma
I.i.h guaranteed
SEAL GARMENTS redycd and altered
into fashionable capes and I.fnn Jackets
.irg BARKER llG West 3nii a. near
Broadway. late with Gunthcis Sons. 5th-
ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

. USEFUL. MAS wants position on g"n'le-
mans Iltt.. Wiling ava on'iging. m"i.
.rst. wag~s Address !. -. 20 W"''
44'I
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
BOARD AND ROOMS.

4 SUIT of elegant large rooms on parlcr
floor 81 Irving Place. near Gramercy
parli: boar optional sprivate bath. house
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

.PANESE STORE. cheap. in good ioca-
lon 10 West l2Jth-st.. selling out on ac-
ant Of sickness in family. cheap rent.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

A. A--FOR SALE ----------.A A
opi To 212 WEST 7sTII-ST
Three-story and extension broWns'oNe
private dwelling; cabinet trim Throughout
op-n plumbing: enamelled baths tllcd
very reasonable. Apply owner. ROBERT
At-LD. on premises.
AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures all
Kinds, for sale or rent: furnished houses
rITKT3S & TAYLOR s Beekman-st.. n. \.
FOR SALE.-Cnly S75 for acre cs'm.
covered with wood. IN Southern New
Jersey: close 10 railroad; hnes, fna'Ne,s
in the world: especially adapted for small
fruits pocl;ry vegetables. etc: high ana
dry: healtny reighborhood: sold on install
menis Of 81 down and 81 per week; uus
insured: send for particulars.
ID. l.. RISLEY.
POI South l0th-s.. Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
,.xrrpyIsuED ROOMS TOILET.

Aonsr 2,l WEsT.-Light, cheerful
rooms. furnished or unfurnlsncaa;. ga w. W.,
MA%AGER. Clinton Apartment. 2'T west
42d-st