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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-06
AN A. p. a. RIOT

At Butte, 1Iontani--Onc Man Killed aud
Several Wounded-Tho Militia Called
out.
DENVER, July GA special from
Butte, Montana, says: An A. P. A.
riot broke out here last evening, and
ono mnn dead, one fatally injured and
half dozen moro or loss wounded Ia
tho result OF tho outbreak. The militia
has been called out aud Is stationed In
ono district Of the city. All'ealoons
have been closed as we'll as pawn shopa
and places whero ammunition is sold.
Tho trouble was prOcipitatod by two
saIoonkeepers displaying on tho fronts
OF their places bunting forming the lot
tors A. 2. A. During tho night some
one, presumably Catholic, SGT oil a
stic k Of giant powder under one OF tho
windows, demolishing large pane Of
glass.
This attracted q large crowd Of people
10 tho scene which blocked tho street all
day. After tho parade the police could
not disperse tho crowd. Several fights
occurred and tho first shot was fired by
William Ferguson at William Pago.
This intensified tho feelings and the
crowd started to tear down tho build
ings occupied by tho saloon mon who
had tho A. P. A. sign out. Judge Nc.
Hattou, Of tho district court, appeared
In window and addressed tho crowd,
appealing to thom to commit no oycrt
act OF violence and gave assurance that
tho trouble would soon ond: Tho crowd
could not bo Calmod but was held at bay
by wiso counsel.
AtG:90 the riot broke out and tho Gro
department rushed into tho crowd,
turning tho water upon them. Tho hose
was turned into Simon Hausewirth's
saloon and tho A. P. A. signs torn
down. Several mon inside tho saloon
began shooting. One man stood at tho
door and fred six shots into tho saloon.
The sheriff aud poase then camo upon
tho gcenc, como Of whom werO roughly
handled and barely escaped with thoir
lives. The mayor thon called upon tho
governor for militia and several local
companies wcrc ordered out
Ropes were drawn across tho strcot
and tho militia cleared the blockade.
All was restored 10 quiet at tho immo.
diate sceno OF tho riot, but at tho othor
end Of tho block large crowds assembled
nnd moro trouble was momentarily OK.
pectcd.
Tho cxcltcmcnt rau high all the ove.
ming and there was lively Interchange
Of shots with tho following results:
D. II. DaLy, special policeman. was
shot through tho heart aud instantly
killed. by Frank Munf0rd. baker.
William Pagc received n glnncing shot
over the eye. Samuel Dunn was shot
In the sido and is probably fatally in
jurcd. About fifty arrests worc made
and tho governor has boon asked to
sond militia, and from Holona and
othor points in tho state.
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Tropical Fruit Growers.

New ORLEANS, La, July 5.-The Trop-
ical Fruit Growors' Association hold a
meeting last night and discussed tho
damaging effect Of tho pCndIng railroad
strike in tho wOst, which hRs caused tho
loss already oi two hundred car loads Of
bananas and threatens tho total ruin Of
the trade unlcss ondod. Tho asaocia-
ton tolCgrnphed to tho president and
members OF tho sonato urging thOm TO
take immediate nction to protect inter-
state commerce aud prevent further IL
loyal and unwNrrantable Interference
with II.
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rns nonr, OF nepre,cn tat,res.

WAsHINoroN, D. @, July 5.-The
events Of interest In tho house to-day
wero cablegram OF congra;ulatlon from
the Brazilian chamber of deputies to
the house OF representatives on the
ono hundred and eighteenth anniver-
sary OF American independence and tho
reception Of tho tariff bill from tho SON.
ate. This latter event excited Demo.
cratic applause, and tho bill was laid
upon tho speakers table.
The bill to subject to state taxntion
national bank notes aud United States
treasury notes consumed the entire al.
ternoon and no conclusion had been
reached whom the house adjourned at
5:l6 o'clock,
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WANT FOUR ROOMS.
Protest by citizens of EdginEtun Lane
About.a schoolSnouse.

Protest by citizens of EdginHtun Lane
About.a schooI.nousc.
Last night on Mr. S. S. Bloch's
grounds thcre was a meeting Of
citizons Of Edgington Lano, Pleasant
Valley and Echo Point, nearly every
voter Of tho community being present,
at which action was taken regarding
the proposed erection Of two.roomed
school house at Edgington Lane by the
school board OF Triadelphia district
There arc over 200 childron within tho
school ago limit in that vicinity and q
two-room house would bo entirely too
small. A committee was appointed at
the meeting last night composed OF
Mossrs. S. S. Bloch, KreigOr and W. G.
johnson, who arc to 500 the school
board OF Triadelphia district and ask
that tho school house bo built Of four
rooms. The committee will proceed to
their work Immediately.
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arriving at tho lake front opposite the
Auditorium at midnight and going at
once Into camp.
Marshal Arnold tonight said :
''Thero will undoubtedly be som
ous trouble at tho stock yards
the troops cannot submit to much
moro stone throwing and defiance with
out shooting. When they do this,
nothing can prevent the killing and
woundlng OF hundreds, and thls: should
It occur, will go far towards ending tho
strIke abruptly"
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tho law. Tho nOwspapors' aeeou ntI
have in m any cases been pure faortea'
tions and In othors wild cxnGgera.
As governor Of the state Of Illinois 1
ask withdrawal Of the fed.
eral troops from active duty in this
state. have the honor to DO,
yours, respectfully.
JoHN P. ALTqELD,
Governor OF Illinois.
Tho President is Watching the dcVeL'
opmeuts Of tho situation at Chicago
with deep concern. He Is advised OF
every movement as reported TO the
war department and tho department OF
justice.
Tho consideration OF tho governors
letter and the preparation OF the
answer occupied the President
and his advisers for nearly three
hours. Tho timo seemed long for
60 short an answer, but tho
gravity Of tho subject and the firm atti-
tude assumed by the President appRr-
emily warranted the deliberate action.
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A uor,owhIppOr who Dian't whip

opTTIUT I7EFPHITTI To VFT5 ITI'SF''VV''SVF'
CAMERON, W. Va, July 80. Cook Ia
editor Of tho Republican Banner, J. G.
Crawford Is editor OF tho West Virginia
World. Mr.. Crawford took oGonse at
an item In Cooks last Issue and conceal.
ing a COW hide on his pcrson procoedcd
to look Cook up. They met at tho Baiti.
more 4 Ohio station Yesterday and
Crawford started for Cook whip in
hand. Just ns no raised tho whip to
strike, Cook sailed into him.
Tho way he worked his arms was a
caution. Whom Crawford finally cxtri.
Gated himself from tho flying arms, no
loft, and tho trouble was ovor.
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For FInE PRorECrIoN.
Lontherwood Committee Meets AltOnheln
Water Horks TruEtaCs.

Loatherwood Committee Meets AltOnhelm
Water works Trustees.
Last night at Bieberaon's cafe, on
South atreot, committee from Leath-
orwood, ont tho pike, composed of
Messrs. Woods and Humphrey and q
committee OF tho trustees Of tho
AltonheIm water works, Messrs.
Bicborson, Schmidt and l. F.
stifel, held q meeting, at which the
Laathorwood committee made applica-
.ion for a number Of FRO plugs in their
community for the purpose OF atording
fire protection. Tho water works trus-
tees committee considered the ap-
plication, but has not yet given
the committee an answer. About
six plugs would give the place
ample protection from fire, with
the proposed volunteer fro dc.
partment, which will soon be organized
In the village. Ono Of the water works
trustees, when seen, said he did not
know whether they could grant tho ap.
plioation, but that already there arc
several pings in uso which rece!pc water
from the Altenheim works. Tho trus.
tees will probably meet to.dnysto con-
slider the proposition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-06
70 UPHOLD LAWS
OF tho United ssaeos Federal
Troops Wore Sent to Chicago.
PRESIDENT CLEYELEuD'S REPLY
To Governor Altseld's Demand
That Soldiers be withdrawn.
THE AUTHORITY OF THE GOVERNOR
And tho Local Authorities Not to
Be,1nterSered With.
BLTGELD'S LENGTHY TELEGRAM

Making tho Demands BriuesForth a
Short hut Pointed Response From
che Presldent-The Governors Mos
sare q pemngogio Argument That
There is No Necessity for the Protec-
zion OF Mails and Interstate Com.
mcrco aud o Charge That His Politi.
cal Encmies Arc "working" tho
Prcsidcus-His Version Of tho situa-
ton.
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THE TARIFF BILL
Will be Tnncn up by MIR. Wilson's Com
TnItfaa ImmodIntalY

Will be Tntcn up by MIR. Wilson's Com
mittee immediately.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 5.-Mr. Will
son returned to-day from the sicx bed
Of his wife at thcir home in West Vir-
giuia and at once took up the tariff
work. II will call a meeting OF the
committee for tomorrow" said he.
Later in tho day the notices asaem.
bling the committee were issned. II is
practically settled by tho ways and
means mombers that they will report
back tho bill on Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-06
The DREAM CITY.
It's woudrous Architooturs Lives
Now Only In Memory.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDINGS

OF All tho Grad Creations of tho
GonIusos OF the Worlds Fair Build
ors Destroyed by FIrc-The AdniuiS-
tration Building, the TOrminal sta
tIon, tho Mines and Mining, tho
Manufacturers, the ELECTRICITY, tho
Agricultural aud transportation
Palaces All Bnrncd-The FLAMES
Mako Short Work Of tho Splendid
Structures.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, July 5.-Thouaauds
Of workingmen are wearing white rib.
bons to-day out Of sympathy with tho
strikers. This emblem, which was
designated by President Debs, made its
first appearance hero yesterday. Some
OF the larger unions Of labor have
bought and arc distributing tho badges
FREQ TO their membors
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Inthe Great Railroad Strike Reach
cd at Chicago.
MOST SERIOUS SITUATION OF ALL
Axtstedwhen the Sun Went Down
Thore Las. Night.
BnODSRED ALMOST INEVITABLE
And the Mobs Do Not Realize the
Danger They Are in.
The FEDERAL TROOPS ARE DEFlED

Ana only-sboPerssot Discipline of the
Soldiers Prcvents rhem From Los-
ing Paeience-The Condition of AZ.
fairs as Grave as Posslbio-wha.
eeneraIMilesaays-afayor Hopkins
Issues a Proclamation Declaring
Tho Law Must Be Upheld-PoiIce
Suspended for Inaction-The Con-
oral Situation Throughout the
Country.
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StSfdl Dfpdieh N me misHI0en'ef'
SrEUDRSvrLLE, o. July 5.-Tho Bus-
,ard shaft miners hNyO, after holding
out three woolsS for o. conts, tho SamO
as paid high shalt mIners hnro, have
ngrood to so to work nt 80 conts.
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WHISKY GOES UP.
Tho Trust Takes Advantage OF the Tartn
Bln Frnmsd In Its Interest.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Tho pricO Of whisky
will advance two conts gallon to-
morrow. To-day tho directors met
aud ordered the advance. Tho pros
pectivc raise OF tho internal revenue
tax in the tariff bill is largely rosponsi.
bio for the action OF tho directors. Tho
board Of directors ordered President
Grcenhut to purchase stamps at tho
present rate Of taxation to stamp oil OF
tho apirlts in bond.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 6.-PreSi'
don't Cleveland has sent the following
roply to Governor Altseld's demand for
the removal Of federal troops from ILL.,
nois:
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WASHINGTON, u. c., July 5.-Tho cash
balance in tho treasury to-day was Sll0,-
O70.S2S, OF which SG4,742,735 was gold
reserve.
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For West Virginia, fair winds shifting to
southwest. ..,
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio general
Is fair warmer. southwest wtnds
THE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY.
az furnished by G scHSEPF. druggist coruOt
MarEet and Fourteenth streets.
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the mon and their wonderful self-con.
troll, They have taken the taunts and
sneers with great forbearanee, and have
submitted 70 indignltles and insult in 4
remarkable manner. They will avoid
any overt net and resist by physical
force the pushing Of tho crowd before
they will Teaort 70 thoir guns. II o shot
is fred or an assault mado upon
them while In discharge OF their
duty, they will meet Il and when /
contemplate that result I cannot help
repeating that these people do not know
what they arc doing They do not seem
to realizs what q terrible engine Of do.
strucLion they are going against when
they fool with tho soldiers. Fifty Of
those soldiers could NOW down 1000
people in few minutes. Ibelieve that
u this was fully realized there would
not bo so much interference with the
troops, and wide berth would be giyon
TO the railroad tracks. The President Is
in earnest In this matter OF suppressing
interference with the operation OF the
laws. The orders OF the federal court
are being treated with contempt Con-
dltions Ike those existing to-day cannot
last many hours without ending in 4
declaration Of martial law. Then tho
military will be supreme"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
REAL ESTATE.
pI-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The auction business at a standstll yesterday,
- be,ng no sales a; either Exchange. All the
oar,v advertised adjourned or withdrawn.
- mile was cone by brokers at private contracts
- also in leasing. The City Real Estate Company
sas s,,d 10 A. II. Hopping No 25S West Ninety
.n,,sst a four-story stone dwelling. lot 17xl00. for
I'm, 5000. Charles ). Kendall has sod for the
uprGaio Sash and Bind Company one Of It's houses
n The north side of Seventy ninth-st.. between CO.
ssnsl John T. Kane has leased 10 Mrs. Norman l..
Xnnro No "A West Seventy second-st., four-story
dwelling. lot 2'XlOO. for term Of three years. at
S;p per annum The sale advertised at the Trinity
SSsssroon yesterday, No. 374 Lenox-ave three
.nry stone dwelling. adjourned 10 September p.
md the plot lOXl25 at the northwest corner OF one
an;nirawn. the suit having been settled
The Cook estate has sod the four-s.ory brown
zone dwelling. 2lx60x0O. No. +3 Eas; Fifty st,
-, sbou; 5000 j. b. Ketcham. broker. has sod to
= Reilly. the four-story broHnsone front dwelling;
(, Sss Lenox-ave.. i6.6x60x&. for N7.50 Tony
S,ccr has sold. through FOLSOM Bros. Thomas II.
BEL The hree-s sS rS brick building 'o' @xo No go
D rrscmls Hagen has filed plans for the building OF
,ree hve-sory brick fla, -houses. 2lxs2 the north
s.. o. X-fouriA-si. 2A fee; north OF Columbus
'J John ReSan has filed plans for the building of two
sve.sory brick lighthouses. 50x7S on the Forth side
y,rk-ave cost, $4,000. Wfi.iam Drought has filed
mans for the building of fvestory brick iat-house,
ks on the north side OF Slxty-.hlri-st. 80 feet
Xss, Of Central Park West; cost. s22 900 Char,es
lane has Ned plans for the building OF fve-s;ory
hrck tenement; house 25xS. az No IS Chryste-st.:
cost SiCoO. John Fred@s has Ned plans for the
sss north SIDE OF One-hunlrei -and-slxty eghth-s...
* H., ives; Of Amsterdan cost. 1000 WI
lam Lyman has fled plans for the building OF eight
.bs norihwes, corner Of -hundrei-and hirty
sxh-s. and the southwest corner of One-hundred-
sndhiriy-sevenh-st. and Fifth-ave.; cost 800 ZOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A VERY handsome stylish. dark bay
team. 10 hands. seven wears. long names
md tails: absolutely sound. kind fearless
travel ~ miles an hour: price $3.50
Hr1ugham AMI Victoria In superior ORDER:
both built by brewster $500 each: doubl.
and single harness. 81 SchefmerhOrn-s'.
nea- Bond BrOOkivn.
BAY MARE. years old. li.3 hands high.
sound. kind and fast. brewster a. 90. ~
top road wagon in nrst-class order. Hight
harness, private property IAN Ne s'cn ~
GlIBERf's STABLE iGi Carbonate.
brooklyn. =. y.
SADDLE and DRIVING HORSES. highly
trained. will he Sold for want ~ further
use. dockrd tails. private horses. FER
FE' "riDN Tribur. Office.
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C0A,UMAN COOK Hy a young Swcd-
t.r cnur,l-. ~ children. man c'a"hinan
nut rr.nrn. Wiz. c1pk laundress. etc,
tu,h Thoroughly competent. excellent r"i-
.r.nces. city ~ country. Hd1i"ss or cali
on1 ttls' - n -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14

roAClINAN. Thoroughly experienced ami
..l.r man. willing and ohliglng. mar
rlci. no family. best references T. e..
uyl ,;th-nNe
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,o,,h-s, corner 4th-ave. 30xiO.l1. Henry
Wrmil,nr - christopher stohiirecr ......... 500 800
f,eh-st corner Lexng:on-ave i0xloO: Isl
Sorc I.twkovitz and wife to James Henderson ~ 600
Simpson and another ,............... SO 5Oo
tyoss - Jacob Baum ............... TO- $50
shave o. 20 . # Of 1l2th-si. - 2xl00. Rich
ard cummings end wife 70 William Fcndrch -
70 SANE ..............."....... % 500
ico S.sephne ieichc 10 Julia A Heichel -. 2ooO
Prospective. {. 2IJ Il Of l,Gth-st, 2ox irree.
Augusta Mellmann to Catherine Heinrich 49,: 5000
wife 70 Mar,ha l. Shrady ...''..."..",....- 1870
Esssx-st. : 5if T. - Grand-st - 1lxJ0; Rosa
Bau,n ...... observation-disclosures. 1000
s,an,on-sf Nos Is, and 49, same to 20.0I
dist 10 Z Of Central Park West. 2ox
ZONES .... ................... 40 ON
ssih-st. :. 3o5 of Amsterdam ave. lS6x
100 :. Hattie I. Woodward Mary shields 20 @t
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Countrp propcrin for Sale

SHREwD INVESTORS always Ing when times are
dulcst and prices lowest; tho unihiuklnr buy when
times are good and prices booming Tho former make
fortunes; the latter lose At the sale which tie
trustee Tor the creditors q Ernsus Wman made r.
Roeebank Staten Island. July 10 every buyer e. a
bargain II YOU doubt H. Jus, try bay single Ut
from one OF them ut lcss than from - - loo per cent
above wha, ;hey pail They bought c.c~cn' lots 80 rk
bottom panic prices Tho trustee M Wman's ci"!-
tors Is now compelled make another sal" - 30" -
these choice lots on Monday septenh"r L. az o'clock
in the afternoon in order % pay OF ana pro
ven, foreclosures Tie settlement Il the tarH question
has caused a revival Of aaa confidence. ani
stocks and other securities have advanced IN price n '-
sonYence Real estate always slower recovering 'han
other th-xs viii undoubtedly greatly advance In value
within the roxt few months. AZ present. paa'r prices
,rsvoc The trustees necessity your opportunity TO
nste q safe and most profitable Investment Tire Lite
which the trustee is TO sell the 18th ~ hos"oa"
staten Island only forty minutes from Ci'y Han Kew
York The fare is 10 cents the trip delightful They are
IN An old and wese,tled community wi'A good churches
schools stores streets electric ligh' ana
water all near M hand Three hundred houses have bon
bull, within 1909 fec, Of them IN past three years
and 100 houses in the pas year. nowi,s aa1n- the d
times Free passes and maps application -
DAVID prNNETT KING. Trustee. ~ Pine street
L. T. CORNELL. Auc,on'"r. cf a. S'ai'h ls'A''
H. T METCAIFE & SONS. li' Hf"ad"">.
CHRIS HEISER 80 Liberty street.
EI'GENE sOVTIIACK. G2l Broadway.
FOLSOM BROTHERS. s2G Broadway. c't. I'm S,iee,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14

,oNrTNNN Thoroufhly understands his
business. AXE ear" Of horses ana car
ringrs. god reference II. A.. -" Eart
2J'h ST.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Cohen. George J. TO Sew York Life Insurance Co.
34thst. % Il ~ Central Park West.
mortgages. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VAN"
Csre. Frederick, Enligrant Industrial Savings -.
Doyle. Anne l.. 10 Edgar Logan 81 al. li>'h- 49,.
ST ~ II of 6onN cHt demand, mortgages 3lo"
3oldsi.in Louis George Ehret. IJth-s'.
30 n ~ 3d-aNe demand. .............. f""
?S.are demand lease .....".....-.... $500
Hen iefson. James, 20 lsdor Iewk wtz. n 134th.
81 as II Of sth-ave. and other property 49,
Hayenhucher Adele. 20 Julius sander lot II. map
" benjamin Richardson az Kingshrdge. 40
Jone. Lconora {. 10 executors OF Daniel IL
Douglass lot I3i. map Network city, private
PARK. etc years i''"V
kenny johanna g. and husband to Dollar Savings
Rank l5Othst. 4's3 II " OF Morris.
ave, yea. -'""
" Robins 800 f. Il I49th-st. year. 1000
iep,,rt base ...................... $500
ljsk sarah A. md husband Mount Morris
Cooperative Building and Loan Association.
Marion ave. 272 f. n ~ Brockn"s'. insin-
Lang Henry ~ Matthew Mcnamara. N Gs,h-
3, c45 1lih-ave. years. .............. 1000
Nilsson. John. Charles rchcr lot 21i map Sec
tioa 4 WISE esatr &c. . years. .........-... 25O
Price Mary +. , George II sullivan. No 81 West
sorh-s'. wear. eaSc. 4oia
RLoasr Frank. e. Bowery I%rk. Lexington
ave- ca y Of 5sth-st. months. .......... 1900
sohlirier. Christopher. to Henry Fr~ili1g.
corner l'h-ave and i0Ith-s instruments. 1900
Snyder Joseph H. Eliza Muller. i04th-
& 100 # W Of o'h-av. years. ............... 10000
sevcs Henry +. jr. 20 Henry 3 stevens ar.
rsA'h-s'. 219 q " ~ West ETd-ave. years. 1000
NnsS Lena Samuel Roth. Wilie,t-st
ct o. RivinGton-st instruments. 3O25
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
A WFfL-KNOWN SCHOOL wishes n lady
~ experience and social influence 10 take
charge ~ kindergarten. Address. with
references ana full par'lc liars. KINDER
GARTES lO6 West i2l-st.
LNt'NDRESS WANTED.-A competent
liundress 10 assist with chamberwOrk
Can FRIDAY morning between 10 and II
- clock AT 20 West .,3l-si.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner i0Sths,.-
Substantial. artistic detached house: low
price. send for circular. ATLAS ~
pRONEMENT co. ~ BROADWAY
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

4 PRETTY COTTAGE - let OF. I. AZ
pp"r Montclsir. y g.: all inprore
In"nis " rooms. neat depot beat location
s+p ~ rilnu'rs Il 81 BOYD. III Leon
artist
FOR EENT At New Haven. Conn. thor
oughly built brick house u fifteen rooms
In boat quarter ~ city. convenient to col
les"s Address Prot: \ IL WHEELER
New Haven. conn.
- 'MMIT y Furnished and unfur.
nisiei houses 20 lri. winter and year.
improved and nn'mprHyrd property. ana
farms for sale. r.. -. POTTER. opposite
station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14

CDAGUMAN and GARDENER. BY n
single man Tor moderate wages. thor
oughly eNprri"nc ed In the care garden,
lawns horses hainesH carriages. AMI all
general work on place temperate. willing
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Tribune Oric..
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FLATS TO IFT-uufurnish

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Vs. 5ath-si 2 r'lng Central Park.
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out snp"ffo- ~ q homo fIr families
fieare apply % the iani'or
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DED -" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
u FOR IA Gt'AYEA. II ERTO CABEI1O. CURA-
Gao AND MARACAIBO. VIA CURACAO
FROM PIEKRFPONT STORES. IiKOOKbYN
s 6 PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY. sept - p. m
4 CARACAS Wednesday. oct. ., ! - IN
\ y. NENEIl EIA............ SATURDAY. oc w. y. III;
= = MAItAtAiHb. ~ iHF sept -
These American steamers. built expressly FOR the trade
have very superior accommodations for passengers
For Curacao and Ma-acnibo freight only: 49,
HOt'ITOS. BLISS % DtILETT
denc'a Managers. 1875 Front-st