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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
THE NIGHT SCHOOLS.
The Sessions VIII he Begun on Nom
day Might Next.

The night schools connected with the pub
lie schools Of the city will be opened on
Monday night next at the various school
buildings, namely: Franklin. Henry. Wal
ZACH. Jefferson and Curtis and Hillsdale and
Mott, eolored. The night high school Will
be held in the Business High School build
ing. There will be a cooking school at @y9
o street and also one at the wallach build
Ing. These latter will be opened on Mon
day and Wednesday nights. while the other
night schools will be in session on the even
ings of Monday, Wednesday and Friday OF
each week beginning at Z O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
Real Estate Matters.

icidore L. Rogers has scid to Jno. NJ.
Cuip for $1,000 lot e. in square 1872 'front.'
Ing Is Ia feet on s street, between 18th
street and New Hampshire avenue north
west.
Alexander Bliss has purchased Of Mary
and Patrick Klernan part az original Iat
.. In square lO0,on l. street between 10th and
2fst streets northwest. The consideration
was $500.
Michael Leeeh has bought for $1,000 Of
Dennis Collins the three-story brisk store
and dwelling at the northeast corner Of
10Th and L streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
Princeton's Eleven Tomorrow,

The near approach Of the game between
the Princeton Tigers and the Columbia
Athletic Club Foot Ball team. which is to
be played at National League Park tomor-
row afternoon at 4 O'Clock. has urged the
local men to the hardest kind Of work at
Columbia field. The practice between the
first and second eleven is characterized by
snappy. clever work, and as nearly all of
the men In uniform are veterans of the
''gridiron field" their playing is rapidly ap-
preaching a point where It will keep the
Princetons busy to hold them. Capt. Pat
Wells expects to select his team from the
following named men: Back of the line
Shields. Lewis, johnson, Watson, Clarke
Harder, Seton and Keppler; in the line,
Frank johnson. Leete, Belknap, Wade,
Dickinson, Wells. Clapp, Saunders, Kohr,
Schaffirt and Hooker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

Yesterday's Session of the Interna-
tiOnal Typographical Union.

tiOnal Typographical Union.
At yesterdays session Of the International
Typographical Union at Louisville the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, W.
B. Prescott. Toronto; first vice president,
Theodore Perry. Nashville: second vice
president, Frank G. Boyle, st. Paul; third
vice president, Charles Il. Lain, Chicago;
secretary and treasurer. A. G. Wines, St.
Louis.
The following amendment to section 81,
General Laws, was adopted:
mo local union shall sign a contract
guaranteeing its members to work for any
proprietor, firm or corporation, unless such
contract is sanctioned by the allied trades
council"
The placing Of the government printing
office at Washington under civil service rule
was referred.
Resolutions were passed requesting every
printer to contribute fifty cents before May
II, 1895, the money SO contributed to be
used in the erection of a monument to the
memory of George w. Childs In Philadel-
pl1ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been granted TO
the following: David slesingcr ana MARY
r. Mccain; Edwin ID. Grisv-old OF Boston
Mass. and Laura Dorr OF this city; Burnett
smith OF Ayenel. Nd. sni Ella Warner u
Colesville. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12


The annual report OF the House OF the
Good Shepherd for the past year ending
June 80. 1894, was submitted to the Com
missioners today by the superintendent of
charities. The report says:
THE past year for the institution has
been q peculiar one. owing to the financial
troubles all over the country, which de-
prived us entirely of work in one depart
ment. The number of inmates received
since the first opening Of the House of The
Good Shepherd. August 10. 1SS3 is $50, of
whom 81 are at present IN the institution.
The number received during the present
year was u.
Their expenses exceeded sl,62S.4s, but
owing to the kindness of a few charita Bile
friends they were enabled to balance their
accounts. They solicit from Congress an
annual appropriation of $500. owing to the
increasing number Of inmates, many OF
whom on their first entrance into the in
stitution know nothing whatever OF sewing.
and consequently, until they are taught
are unable 20 do anything for their main
tenancc."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

julius Lichtenburg, one Of the Detroit
school inspectors under indictment for rc-
ceiyfng bride. probably fatally shot him
SELF yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

The board Of directors of the Eckinston
railroad. al. q meeting yesterday, passed
resolutions Of respect to the memory Of the
late Kurtz johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
The '04's.

NAVY BLUE CHEvIOT REFER COATS,
made with wide reyers, rolling collar and
large sleeves. Tailorfed garments-26 and
2S inches lOng-14 and 16year sizes-$6.25.
BROWN and TAN MINED CHEVIUT
REFERS, with plain Brown hood, large
revers, rolling collar, large sleeves, full
back and large bone buttons-sizes IA to IL
years-ST.
NAVY BLUE, BLACK and BROWN MIN
ED CHEVIOT DOUBLErBHEASTED COATS,
made with extra full sleeves, tailored back,
wide collar and bone buttons. Sizes--14 to
1G-$S.
NAVY BLUE and BROWN CHEVIOT
DOUBLE BREASTED COATS-with wide
velvet collar, full sleeves-cut % inches long.
Sizes-14 to 1G years-$9.
TAH0R-MADE COVERT CLOTH JACK
ETS-in Tan, with wide revers, velvet col
lar, full sleeves finished with double stitched
seams and bone buttons. Size-16 years
$40.
BROWN, BLUE and GRAY DIAGONAL
UIEVIOT DOUBLE BREASTED JACKETS
plain and velvet collar, bound with braid,
large sleeves. Cut Is inches long. Sizes
IA and 10 years-$11.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
Dollar Quality
For ZIG. Pair.
"Patent Thumb" Gloves.

'''''''''' Let me see those Patent Thumb
'''.'''''' Gloves you advertised" why ism t
''.'''''s' that an excellent idea." How su-
'''''''''' perbly they fit" why, my hands
'''''''''' look a great deal smaller than they do
'''''''''' in the other style gloves" These are
'''''''''' but a few Of the daily exclamat ions
'''''''''' We hear about the new Patent Thumb
ssss.sssss Cloves-and all tua for tbo~ Win
ss.sssssss eventnoIlv drive all tho otba- ..r,a
'''''''''' gloves out Of the market 81 up per
'''''''''' pair-all shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
AyCA - AYERS CHERRY
L PECroRAI.
NHeffy PRIZE MEDAL
PectOral WORLDS FAIR
For Colds and Coughs
Received
MedalandD Diploma
AYERS CHERRY Al Inc
PRIZE nG MEDIA. Worlds
WORLDS FAIR Fair.
IF TIE BABY rs CUTTING TEETH BE SIRE
fhst ola snA ~.l1-Sp A Agr~

IF TIE BABY rs CUTTING TEETH BE Sure
Win.iows soo, Sn sTrun 70. cdren isc,sspr
IT soothes the child. soffens the gum. allays all
pain, cures wind collie and II the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Is cents Q bottle. sel0-iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12
THE STAR FRIDAY 49, se4-TwE1vE PAGES

Remember our out-of- town deliveries.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays we
send purchases to BrookaDd, Takoma and
Tenleytown.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Alex
andrians viii be accommodated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

Too bad for the manufacturer, but a
good thing for you. We ordered
PEARL buttons and he put on 4 bone.
Don't send them back, but sell them
for what they'll bring and charge the
loss to u.s." said he.
Here they go: 4-button Real Kid
Gloves, all sizes and all the latest fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-12

Wv tomorrow at all you will see
about gettingwRAPS for the girls.
We would like to figure in that consideration
for we are certain we have something that
will be satisfactory among our many styles.
OF course. comfort is the principal thing
fashion is an incidental. But the two to-
gether are what you want. All the style that
10 put into our Jackets and Coats doesn't
cost penny extra. The price is all for
quality-all for fineness- all for warmth.
We have lots Of exclusive styles-in fact,
most the entirs assortment was created to
our special, specific order. If you are par
ticullr on that score-then you will be
pleased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
FIGURES OF THE ENROLMENT.

The Republican County Committee Of the old
machine had up TO last night received the returns
of the enrolment OF Wednesday and Thursday
nights from iO7 election districts These together
gave total OF 2624 names. The total IL estimated
at from 5000 5000. 1t is likely that the districts
TO be heard from Will not report 40 many sigma
lures In proportion as the 407. for the largest
figures would naturally be sent in first Where few
persons were enrolled the officers would be
more inclined to delay making their returns. In
deed. they might not go to the trouble OF making
a report at all, IL they had names to send In.
The committee now estimates its total enrolment
a OF more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
HENRY GEORGE WANTS NO OFFICE.

THE CALL FOR THE STATE CONFERENCE OF
SINGLE TAXERs" ISSUED AGAINST
HIS JUDGMENT.
The following statement was given out last night
by Henry George:
The statement published this morning that have
returned to the city for the purpose OF going into
politics and that this end Singe-TaX conference
for the State of New-York has been called for
Cooper Union Monday. September 3, Is without
any foundation, in fact. AS is known 10 all VINO
have spoken to me on the subject. neither desire
office nor shall | take office nor do l deem this
an opportune time for Single Takers. as such. to
go into politics in any organized way. either 10
start a new party TO indorse any OF the parties
or movements now in existence: -
The State Conference, for which a call mas been
issued in the name OF the Manhattan Single Tax
Club of New-York and the Brooklyn Single Tax
Club is in opposition TO my judgment ana against
my wishes and has not, i think the support OF any
large body OF Single Tax men. nor could any De
termination Its part relative to poitlcaI action
have any binding force effect on Single Iaxefs.
The Single Tax is not party or an organizati99h
II IL the perception OF great truth that Is rapidy
making its way in the ranks of all parties. and ,n
the time comes when II can be made clear Issue
in politics and that Is not yet. single Takers Wild
vote as they please. endeavoring to forWhri thelr
principles by their support OF whoever may adNo-
cate them. in whatever party he may be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

chicago; B. b. Bird ST. Paul second: G W Davis
chicago. third Time-3l seconds
IT, one mile 20 class Glass B)-Won by Otto Zieg-
Coulter. Mansfield Ohio. third. Tlme-2 min
- one mile. National Championships by Otto
Llegler, II, San Jose: c. NJ. Murphy. Brooklyn;
second; W: c. Sanger. Milwaukee, third. Time
min. IL l-5 sec.
Iwo-mie open. Class Avon by A. Gardner
Chicago; b. Il. Bird ST. Paul. second: NJ Back
Fort Wayne, third Time min. 50 3-5 sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
SPORTS AND 4 CLAMBAKE

The annual aquatic sports of the Horseshoe Har-
Dor Club will be held on August %. There Will be
dingy race. amateur rowing race gig race
ladies' rowing race. boys rowing race. gentle
mems rowing race. ladies' swimming race. boys
swimming race water horse race. fitting race and
tub
The Seawanhaka Yacht Club will have New
England clambake the clubhouse grounds at
oyster Bay August 25. The same afternoon
there will be game of baseball between the
Oyster Bay and Seawanhaka mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
ZIMMERMAN WINS AT GosFoRTH

London. Aug. ia. A. Zimmerman. the American
whee!man. won the international five-mile scratch
race at Gosforth to-day. Wheeler second,
Banker third, Harris fourth. Max fifth and James
sixth.
In the ive.mile tandem race, Harris and Banker
were nrst. Edwards and Max second, and Wheeler
and James third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.

-f-~>~~ -
Hlieeant second floor: newly decorated:
also single rooms; board optional.
ntSTI,EMAN, ! Wishes large sunny room
with excellent board; West Harlem, Az
dress particulars. BOX o. Tribune once.
HAVING SECURED n valuable lease ~
I25 En.i 2lst-st.. facing Gramercy ferk.
formerly owned by Mr.. +. NJ Field. l am
nrenared 10 Offer handsome suites and
isrgs single rooms, with private bath.
electric lights and every modern improve.
ment: elevator In house: superior table;
references exchanged. For terms. call OF
address II A. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

PRIVATE GENTLEMAN will accom-
MEDIATE parties with ionns IN their house
hnld furniture without removal; legal IN
tercst, CONFIDENTIAL. 9. DAVIS. TWelith
Ward Bank. liT East l25th-st.
AT LOWEST PRICES and In accordance
with he 'lmes.i, Especially now DURING
.i,era,ion 10 building, Trunks travelling
bags. pnckribooks. dressing cases, ratchrls,
sole l.nther trunks. straps al 'iiARLEa
SCHWARTZ. 80 4rh-ave.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose OF their
left Off clothing AZ n fair value WIZ
plcase call or address EDWARD MILLER.
~ Gth-ave, near Way"rley Place
Holm PICKHARDT. 3f6 Lsnox ave. FIRST
Inventor Of folding beds. cabinetmaker
and upholsterer: carpets. hair maitr'sseii
made to suit; also slip covers cut and
made to suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

.4. Country.
AGENCY for Aonteiair. -kesidences. ="
.kinds. for sale or rent; furnished house,;
JUnBs q TAYLOR. 5 Beekman-st.. N. l.
" rOu WANT home site or Investment
theh visit Edenwald iWoodlawn s,ation,'
- minutes Grand Central tHariem az
sslonj; Communication. 7i.c.: lots <S1'
testament: send for tickets. +. SOkbiE'
. west 42d-st. Al train every day. 2:lo.
factory SITES on Staten Island Sound:
deep water; nsvigable all times: rock
postom for plllng; suitable for any dust
-aess: OWNER, III BROADWAY. Room ".
FOR SALE OR TO LET.-Dweliins house
end large grounds. on slightly airy eie-
s1ion. IN Newark. n. j.. 226 Mount Pros.
pectaye.. ~ rooms. newly built. In best
amer, with all modern improvements
iSecaitoA and neigiiborhood unexcep'ion-
.nie; every way desirable: on line OF cleo
.llc cars; convenient to depots; examina-
uon collected; terms moderate. WILLIAM
e RICHTER. 765 Broad-st.. newark
IN THE PRErTIEsT TOWN ~ SOUTH
EkN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. country
mouse and farm,, 800 acres. Immediately
snloning town. best society. church and
scnool facilities; $50 acres cultivated; 30
Soodlands. IL fields: water In each: nne
view: mountains In sight; large house and
grounds; fine shade. grand Old forest
uses: o.d-fashioned garden, nicely kept
~; ample farm buildings: 2 FISH ponds.
~ river; abundant fruit eminentiy
Why; very Attractive; 5000 For de-
wriAs owner. Boz 282. Lynohburg. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

Atlantic city, n. J.. Aug 81. c. Snyder. OF the
firm OF Paynter Snyder arrested here to-
night for forging the name Of Judge Joseph Thomp
son. of the Atlantic County Court. TO an indemnity
bond for $4,000 Snyder is proprietor OF spectacu
lar production of Hercuaneum which Is exhibited
here. Prosecutor Perry made the charge against
him. The prisoner held 10 have hearing on
Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
u,,SINESS CHANCES


p,TENTs FOR SALE. - Su rssin
a, nn as9 1872 Surgical IrrigSu"s ar,,ori.
.,.a ppso. surgical Pan taiiowp' circ,Iars.
so ,cies: strong patents -. ga
Gus ar TATE & COMPANY. 24o br'a'-
way.
rrSTs FOR sALE;1hae,,c e rs,,nd'
en- Holder 5i3.36g; Gspo .rATE a
ers nm AIS. $50 EDGAR
rInxsMPANY' 245 Broadway
:, PATENTS FOR sALE: -Enreksaa "a. E SsS,:
Al PAIE aaie Case for spoo,s; o, n h,gS.
city Na si steam Engine. 81 100 f %'n
pavis,s ,, new EDGAR TATE q 'o"
PANY, 145 broadway.
.rvNrs FOR sALE.-iinton r"Is.
Al Ih I.I Movement, 523. 20 SUI ..,or and
chSns Stem. 80, 500: Grin,nsr r g COM
ing ar %" ca, EDGAR TATE
1TTENTIoYI DRrGGIsTs. BaH.AisS',.l Sal.
r,,,rahe,h IN. -. stock. nH'ul, cheap
,as. ~ Established drug store ,srticulars.
G %op aSgpsn' 10 broadway. Room y: .s7o
.TTyNTIoY oRocERs. -Ba.sah,m ',.,n s
III, Suy Newark. n. j., toc ,ccsry bust.
c vii, o' ~ established cash TW9D0Es,
ness; 81, 100 month.
i7e broadway. Noom -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
THEY DECLARE HE WAS MlSQuoIED'

THEY DECLARE HE WAS MlSQuoIhD'
The Anti Machine Republicans of the With Assem-
bly, District met at their headquarters. NO ~,
Grand-st last night to deny the authenticity OF a
statement attributed in print to John f. MilhoHand
He was quoted as saying at a meeting OF the YIN
Assembly District Organization on Thursday nght
That out of the twenty-four Republican state
committeeman twenty-three had declared IL thelr
Intention to vote TO have the report or me SUP
COMMITTEES set aside, and to give Mr.. MilholIand =
organization the official consideration ana rec
ogntion which the speaker declared was Que ~
Al the meeting last night all who heard Mr. NIL
hollands speech united in declaration that he
had made no mention of the state COMMITTEE
chairman OF the Committee of the Whole. Michael
" Masterson OF No 81 Broome-st; Andrew J.
post OF No l72 Broome-st. Daniel f. Young,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

BROADWAY.--The new building. 'o''
Broadway, Just completed store. base
ment and twol very fine Groom ilats'
everything perfect. cheap rent: open Mon
day and Tuesday for inspection. JOS. d.
ADRIAN. Az Grand-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

London. Aug ls-J. II. Tyers swan 1000 yards in
a choppy at Southport to-day In 10 minutes
seconds, and claimed the worlds record. This per-
half seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

,.r>TI.ruAN and WIFE desire one or
~, room. at moderate rental. win
outlet; refined family. location east oil 1tn-
~. convenlant to 3ith-st. Address CON
VENIENT box 5. l.2i2 Broadway
ROOM WANTED. with or without board.
between 9Th and 9Th ayes, and "oth ana
5sth rs. Address NJ II H.. Tribune otnc"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

AN ELEGANT brick mansion. WIN MI
modern improvements. for winter am
summer and two acres OF land iArss
$3.50 and garden, overlooking the SOUND
al College point. L. /. 20 minutes from ,
New-York: will sell st any roAon pa.. :
ofrer. For particulars address B.' fos'
ONCE Box 2. $3.50. New-fork.
SHORE COTTAGES. near depot. n hour
10 II rooms: improvement; s'I.x NE
shade: year $2iG TO 500. WILLIAMS.
Whitestone. l.. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
DRESSMAKING.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING; Imported
fashions: hotel orders at short notice.
goods purchased II desired. moderate
prices. Mrs. MELROY. AZ East llth-st.
between Broadway and University flace.
summer dresses made
from s. uhis month";. iailor-rut. III ana
work Guaranteed. also wedding. cNenihs'
reception seaside and travelling costumes.
vraI and costumes OF every description
made on short notice. cutting bhttlns 81 !.
uaffcrns to measure. -, cents ETHEL
bressmaking Parlors AZ East 2Vth-s,.
DKESSMAK Err. Experienced dressmakcI.
frat class litter, accustomed 10 hrsi-clhss
work desires more engagements, CITY "'
country. terms moderate; highest reicr-
enccs. D., 20 shave. -
pKEsSMAKER. First class dressmaker
wants work AT home or by the daS'
MACKIN pol West ssth-si.
DRESsMAKER.- competent dressniaNet
would work cheap for the remainder "i
the season: country preferred. I. =. i'"A
20. Tribune Uptown Office. 1.2'2 u way.
cOI-Ti.RrERE RANcAIsE.-Mme. An
ierson. los West iIth. formerly win
Stern -Specia.iies fancy waists. stree,
and dinner costumes. short notice: ladies'
materials made: summer prices.
MILE. BAUGNON. Robes ct Mantehux;
~ Fast Oist-st. corner Madison-a'e. All
cost, also French satin coTsets. reduced
,rom $40 TO 81, glove fitting, ladies' ma
terlsl made at short notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19

Of No. so Sherin-st.: Charles McArdle OF No. 436
Grand-st. John g. Cameron OF No 3iI kivington>
ST., and John A. Hoey. OF No. ~ Wiett-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
EURxIsHED HOUSES TO LET.

A FULLY FURNISHED 4-story dwen, n,S
2ix75: buffers pantry eHtehs'o" ., 20 =
location. West side, near PARK e. ~. -
NJ NOBLE. I.lO6 Havemeyer Buildlns.
0p,ScE X J.. Mountain station. Fuf-
nished house with IL rooms; stable WIT i,
4 stalls: grounds abou, one ana nan
acres: viii rent for fall and winter or ' oa
one year. Address +. C., Room o. 80
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
HOARD AND ROOMS.

-A.--A.-ATTENTION
Parties can now make arrangements Tor
FALL. BOARD.
Attractive floors. suites with bhtIs
private tabl. optional. or without board
bacnelor rooms newly furnished; doctors
Offices references.
:. e. LELAND & co.
- IL, I9.l-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

GREENWOOD CEMETERY LOT wanted
Call or address. giving fuil pn, ,,."ns
,,,,h nr,ce Z f.. MARKS. No. 22v Broad
way.
U..S-rrD TO RENT FOR about nine
rnonths from middle OF Septemb"r, iui
n,shed house OF 20 rooms ana : Ur
servants rooms between .oth hnu e'."
SITS within easy distance oi ON ~ =
Reply 10 o. II. X. P0stoiilce I.9A go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

nrSx Room TO LET.--Potter Building.
Dn~erlooklng CITY Hall. with use OF ions
distance telephone; $40 and si2 An
LANDO MARINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
FLATS TO LET-Furnished.

--
ApARTMENT-Furnish rooms anu
n.,h. ali rooms with outside WINDOWS
so,',h and west exposure; fully furnished.
,o rent from October LIST. Apply Janitof'
I20 East I7th-s'. -------------.-----------
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FLOORS i0r
gentlemen or husband ana wiIe; no . Iii
drsn. consisting OF three large rooms, VII" VIII
closets: also bathroom second moor, ~"
a month. third noor; go Te,s1ences 5.o
auired. Address APARTMENT l'@'-
Broadway. ------------
-.D,,rpTIsEMENTs AND sCBscRlP
Tins IN FOR THE NEw.YoRK TRIB.
uNE Will RI REcEIyg Pls h At TnE
HPTowN oFTIcE; no. cr 1.ItI h aoa AB.
TWqrqp,TIsEMENTs at the following Branch
o ort 254 Eighth ave; go Third,s Law,
corner iSS E"i iso fI Fas,
s sey.hs, near Third-ave.; I.026 Third-ays.
ear sixty -arsi-s! i7os rirssTc, ,oe
west Forty.second-st: l92 Co'umo"s-"'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
HELP WANTED.
Female.


Female.
,xy LADY can easily make SIS weekly
working .or me quietly AZ home position
n.rrnrnent. and II you can nnly spare Nv"
hours p.r DAY. don't fall to inve'ushlr'
U.plv with stamped envelope. MISS ~
t.ri LIE LOGAN Joliet. III.
GENERAL. tSEWORKER.- iirl for
Xnr,h Adams. Mass. EnYlish-speaking
e,,,d. ar German must be- rood COOK HIl
laundress Call Monday after p. M -"
West iclgt-st. 9Th Hat.
NAROI'ETERIE cutters and inlaYris
wanted: steady work FRANZ VEIN
HEKG. 1872 Avenue &. between sth ana
NIB ats.
WANTED. ioung woman in toilet
room. also "a assist cashier and do som"
sewing. t.. nrst- class ladlcs' restaurant
room and board provided. X. NJ. ~.
Tribune Uptown ONCE l.2f2 Toad"ay'
WANTED. Intelligent young lady expect.
ing TO learn stenography. VIII be taught
I'm Office Of court reporter; will assist her
20 position. o. World Building.