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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-31
Neighboring County Notes.
La FAYETTR.

AD4d q y anu ies-Afa4 auu picnic On
Wednesday, June IS. 1t has been
about ten years since the last ore
was held aud people are yet taIkiD,
about the good time they had there
a Gratiot correspondent Of the
Darlington Journal suggests Jim
Freeman, of Shullsburg, as good
timber for the republican nomip.
alton for governor.
Last week Darlington's open-hear.
ed citizens were worked" by ayouBg
"bum." Either the contribution.
were not in accord with the object
or else he did not appreciate the
donations, as they may be found
under the sidewalks aud in various
parts Of the city.
On Friday night, as Mrs. Ihos
Agur was going home from the
lecture at the Cong. church in Oar.
lington, she heard some cue hurry.
ing after her. She stepped to the
edge Of the walk to let them by, as
the walk is elevated there aud the
night was dark. Instead of passing
he threw a shawl over her head and
attempted TO grab her. She evaded
him and gave the alarm, and the
party struck up the road on the run,
This makes the third assault reported
in the last six weeks.
William Brown, better known as
"oue-eyed Brown" was discharged
from the insane asylum at Laucas.
ter, ostensibly on the plea that he
was not insane. Last week he went
to the Lafayette county poor farm
and demanded that he be given quar-.
tiers there. Supt. Noble proper re.
fused to keep him without a commit
ment, but gave him dinner and then
ordered him away. From there he
went to w. W. Murpby's whom be
attacked savagely with heavy stick,
but Murphy put him to fight after
lively Struggle. Brown has since
been examined by two physician,
who declared him insane, but he has
appealed from their decision and de-
mands a jury trial, which will be
granted according TO law.
The Fayette creamery paid be.
tween so and % cts. per hundred
for April milk.
Fred Boss caught seven young
wolves in the township Of Fayeue
and took them alive into Darlington.
They were about two months old.
lie received the snug sum Of $1,000
for them.
Last Sunday evening as Ralph
W ara, OF the Center was driving
down ONO street. Darlington" ne
was heia up oY TWO men VINO de.
manded his money instead u
complying W ara S'ruoN one 81 .4s
men with ms "hiP' causing Ihe Is''
10" TO drop MS hola on tne morse 50
Z q Il. .nH. 4 IFH#
mat ne couio escape l"o Iauls'
nave also been he'a up "lIh'n Tue
past ten aays.
az \ a. ~'''' - . 49, -,
'"' - -, .3
'oo''e :, ''''"' !"
80 ''5 > "aT
2, "''''"S "'' 0'''0' avg - 0'
-" va - - 0"y
- : 'p'' W. nav " 90 wa
$50 ~, ~
'' '''0 WI a. vs. 0',o ~ ''.' 80
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-31

TIE reform democracy has appar.
entity concluded that q protective
tariff little lower than the Nc
Kinley tariff is constitutional
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-31

THE promp,uess and certainty of
its cure, nave made Chamberiain's
Cough Remedy famous. Il is Iu-
tended especially for coughs, colds,
Group and whooping coughs, aud j.,
the most effectuai remedy known
for these diseases. Mr. g. b. Main,
Of Union City, Pa, says: a have
+ great sale on Cnambetlalu's Cough
Remedy. ! warreut every bottle
and have never heard Of Que failing
Ii give entire satisfaction" 50 cent
bottles ior sale IL Pultord's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-31

seat in the senator
TIE reform democracy has appar-
emily concluded that protective
tariff little lower than the Nc
Kinley tariff is constitutional.
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IL .,..I 81. H. ,oyerrar.
-; ~. ..;,bar.wsf Tfi.
81 , - t;..o,i,.. 90 ,.,i,,. f.,
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] 81, ...,.,,r..sn.,
,. .5,..ro~d a.. sion irdi.I
-. v..t7. o..c,ior d. ooyerror
~. a. .ta ~, .syanteep wear.
.,, ,..,... ~ "a, oua .yIa.
tl.t.9 tsr5,te,o.i,i,u. viz. smith.
D H., I'D p..g The omen
. f.,,.. tyi5d ,bao,fv one. svis-|
AZ, .,a,5s,a Isf, in the field and
~: ,...a ~, ,,..,., e,oonyagad
u You Wig an imported bal ne.
foreign iab"rer ana me io'els o.
,ur ,nrcsa.. Tb.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-31
Gubernatorial Candida yes.

There has rarely if ever been a
time 50 near a state convention when
80 many ayowed candidates for the
goYernorship were 10 the field a.
now. Koch's Withdrawal seems to
have stimulated the hopes Of all
who were before mentioned, and de-
yelopsd some additional candidates,
with a prospect tia. the let may be
even more extended. The follow
ing are recognized as actively in the
fetd.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
IN MEMORY or rorYG RnOKlw.

The opening service OF the Bethany Memorial OF
the Madison Avenue Reformed Church. at F;rst-avc.
and Sixtleth-st held yesterday afternoon. while
the fret regular service held last night The
chapel was built by 7. Y. Broknw n memorial TO
his Young son. VINO drowned some years ago on
the New-Jerscy coast while trying 20 save the fe
If a young woman. Tnc services in the afternoon
were held by the Mission sunday school They were
conducted by \. G. Bechstcn. m" superintendent.
Addresses were made by the Rev. DR.. Abbott +.
Kittrider pastor Of tne Mad son Avenue Reformed
Church; G. t. Tyler. Or. 4. r Muzzy and the Rev.
Mr. Ilttl.Held The singing was led BY Ira u
Sankcy In the evening the services were n" reg
ular commcmorltion services Of the Reformed
Church. They were conducted by the R"v. Or.
KIttridge. -
The new mission building which has jus; been
completed cost S5.ODo. which was patd Dy Nj.
Brokaw The ground cast $500 and was paid for
iy Subscription in the church. i ~ brick Hructure
10 fect wide ana i2l feet deep. In addition - the
main hail mere several small meeting rooms. an
in tn. basement there = a boys cub ana ~
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
pVsISESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE..Whea,1 i.a IN
Hoebin's Sectional Horse Shoe. oloi+oS
svckeIs Automatic Oh Burncr ioi ~,
naces 494. .5gl. EDGAR IN T. " N"''
PANY 24j Broadway.
A. PATENTS FOR SALE. -Ri.orrdda1n,'ts
combination Garage I9o.' yd1 ylT?SG 7Si
TSns10e Sn1aeI Exhibited. EDGAR TATE & cost
pHSY Patent solicitors 245 Broadway
Al a,sns Gg,'ns "a iHsfasa MsGnI"si
n,0ats can bc made. small outlay; large
sslrs. EDGAR TATE & COMPANi'
o45 Broadway.
hold Press. Pre- i7a,4Oi: Roberts Tllring
drawer. 3D7 .567 Lambs Ingenious Mlrryr
Fish Hook. 5I5uol EDGAR TAIE
COMPANY. Patent Solicitors. 20 j way
A-KLINEBERGEK's Universal Safety
Pocket for yests shirts. coats coh'cn,s
can't fall ont; patent - 4221 10, Sn,% a,g
cheap. EDGAR TATE SoMfA"i' -
Broadway.
A.-LEoNARD's Cem9artmcn'ni Trunk;
rornl,y: also foreign patents. substantial
competency guaranteed. EDGAR IA i y
4 COMPANY. Patent Solicitors. 20
broadway.
A-CORHIN's Ranroad Crossing Gate.
81. .O12. automatically operating. in"An,
neour IA working. $i0.VO wanted. WIZ
organize company. ED'Ah ~ Z"
COMPANY. 24J broadway.
A.-cRAINE BROTHERS, Automa,ic Di-
rect lrsn Bake oven. territory for safe .
patent enormously valuable; hl1 So; cor
respOnJence solicited. EDGAR TATE d.
COMPANY, 2iJ Broadway
GET RICH QUICKLY. Procure and sell
your patents through I.dehr illc q
(.c,nn,uv 2lS Rr0ndwav. Lowest charges;
libcrsl terms; books free. $1v'oto since
January.
ADD TO YOUR INcoME.-we oisr =
limited amount Of 20 per cent DlVl.en9
Earning Stock on monthly payments OF ~
per share, par value SO per ~ hare: az.
dress THE AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION
co, Lancaster. Ky
A PARTNER with 5000 TO manufacture
suspenders, with new patent at'acn'
ments: safe investment. Call MONDAY. De-
tween 2 and 4. tG5 Broadway. 30 hoor'
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY H. PAGES


me. and are carefully concealed from the best in
formed financial men Of the country.
Business men know as well any men,on the
face of the earth what the credit OF the Nation
means. They are the last men in the world who
would make any attempt to destroy the credit
of this Nation. Why does any one imagine that
they are anxious t. have an increase in the
bonded debt Of the United States? They have
done everything in their power during the last
twenty-five years to reduce the National debt.
No people on the face Of the earth understand
better that nation Is prosperous when II Is
getting out Of debt. not when II lsigetuns INTO
debt anl the business of no men'on the face
OF the earth is more affected by the improper
management Of financial matters in this coun-
thy than these same men whom the Popusts
are constantly abusing.
This mistake would not be so often made II the
members Of the Populst party could come TO m
derstand that men may save a competency In
this world and do 1t honestly Prosperous men,
who accumulate a competency are by no means
sll Of them scoundrcl. 4 man may be a good
business man and not be a thief man OF
large means may he a patriot and decent cit-
zen as readily one who is poor.
If these modern financiers could once learn that
a man can be worth good deal Of property IT..
this world without being n robber and scoun-
drel. it would save them from a great deal OF
abuse which they are constantly heaping upon
men who are really the men who do 30 much
toward building mp the best interests OF this
Nation.
What the Nation to-day needs is more business.
more activity among men who have capital and
more employment for men who live by their
days wages.
We are suffering to-day more On account OF the
rant and fustan Of demagogues than from
scarcity Of circulating medium. The old
fashioned method Of getting ahead in the world
by industry economy and COOL business sense
has no. Yet become extinct. Noise blab, can
never take the place of honest labor in the eco
Monies Of the world. Il is well for the human
race that such Is the case r. q. HORE.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.

WITH BOARD. 81 Wes' iDth ~ J La $"
and small rooms second ana ihlrn u ',le'
strangers accommodated. tuH nr pres
i4rU.sT. 2i3 WEST -Desirahlc second
e,ory rooms with board, hn4 r''un D
summer rates trausielts. references -
changed.
s3D ST 81 WEST Hanfsomcly. fur-
nlahcd. large cp'! rooms moi -
terms. iransicnts accommodated. superior
table. references.
ETH ST 1la WEST Large ana small
rooms. with hoar1. gentlemen ~ bcn
te,nen ana wives. reference. iahl" n'''i-
ers.
222 WEST l5TH-sT furnished rooms.
Win hoard: terms moderate
3cs WrsT 23D-sT Rare opportunity;
0oor- 3 and rooms. newly fufn'Sher .
hoard optional: als1 larr" front ana LICK
rooms. han rooms. reference required
ADvERTIsEMENTs AND sCHaGKIP-
rioNs FOR TIE NEW YORK Ihib,
IiNE Will. BE RECEIVED At TIE
f,pTOWN OFFICE 40. l.ZI2 Brpanway'
~ door north Of Thifiy-nrsi 81. ana A(-
VERTISEMENTS at the fpllgNlas h'"h,"
Offices: pa Eighth-ave 90 hii1 ave.
corner Forty SEVENTH l"' Eas, Fyr,s
seyenth-st. corner Third ave. ID fih'
:25th-st, near Thirl-ave v-o hIl -"Nr "a
near Slx'y-nrst-st. LOS flis'-aVe.' IVo
IVES, forty -seconi-st.: 1872 columhuS-aVe'
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
ycrcrccS Syyy Er 1t BrrriGyE

When tho French steamer Ia Rretngre. which
arrived herc yesterday. was IN iatitui" i23' ongl-
tule a. or June :. she passed within four miles
Of an iceberg 80 feet long ana ~ feet high
shortly aftcrwarI another enormous iceberg was
s,ghteI on La Brc;agnc were Mr and Mrs steven
s, tb. cor, and da,gh'er ln-lnw - Vice President
Stevenson. General and Mrs. Solomko. \ VIDAL =
Wurn,scr. te Rcys Paclgue ani Fiioe. MIS-
and Miss Arhuthno'. Nc,,mtc Paul dc Dro'n, MI'
N- s;cli.inAnu. .ir I-iahayc. Nr. Duran: I.ihl l,
Verzog Air and Mfs Frederick lconor4. Mr. - ~
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

The C.over C1uh. composed - Your Aii' h'r'
Cassle Roome. president ngcd twelve. "Hf H''
...ra,,-, agel eleven. Adile Scn'0'r. Treasurer.
,we,ve. and Bell. Goldberg. ag,l thirteen has az
rangcl IS give a fair for the benefit o' me hAp'
Fresh Air Fund. ana has derilel q max" me con-
,rn,n;l,n through The Tribune Alreaiy ~" M n
- i,va sold tickets o. fhe amount or near
s,nr ana expect - realize nom tnc fsT '.H'''
,,oi.r suu Tho siors IN which ne iAir - %. ne
ma is Furnished without chafs'. ana N''N i'"N'
sprree,eI In having it handsomely dfap'4 ana 10
,ra.ed Thcy nave received msry gtt-. Dii wan II
box OF .emOus AMI one * oranges
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

,rna GoorRe Wnl!am curtis Memorial Committee
-, ,,,,al H. raise a ,Iui % S;.0n fr "a monument
I'm thl. civ anI as part = an endowment %,
an annual course u lectures upon -" dlil'' "'
American cltlzenshlp and kindred sDbje't7 uhH'r ,'
,,tIe Of the curtis Iecturcshlp or come "'""i
a..,.,l,r Tho officers Of fn. CONN i'irr are S''h
- cb,Irrnan. William Potter secretary. an u
William H. Treuroin trcasrrer - whom S~ins,r ~ ~
49, sno,iiI bc sent a. ~. lJl ljroaIvaN. Ho'nr OF
he ofhers are Joseph H. Choatr. lr F'" r. 80"
YER Richard Watson Glider. j. hrury fhrpr..
i,e.,h II Harl"r John T. Parsons. I"nN'h' Ii"itc'
i,r,..r gishor Potter Theodore R1o-"'ri. Tor
Zine Vanderbilt ari Charles puiey warner
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

hosELLs ZEDoARY. that popu-
f.sf remedy for sweating. tender. tired
toH t0'ns; bunions 0nd ingTowing nails.
jIur2. AL druggists or mailed for 2Jc.
----.o fnarmacy. 700 sth-ave
~ xEMEN wishing 10 dispose of their
ear 20 Iotning at a fair value Will piease
eth.va hodress EDWARD MILLER CS
80. near waverley Place.
jv nniS Tor Inventions secured prompt
csy Bes, Of references. LIBERAL terms.
MI x.pondencc solicited and all matters
A rrrr,,c,ly confidential. Address OSCAR
eve n,nEL 4 CO.. No. les Montgomery
o. in,.sso n,.omheld Esw-Jerssy. ''Handbo3k
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.

~mrsNEBtNKPORT. ME.-To rent for
r,.h season. large cottage. fully fur-
Yrn,, facing the sea. Apply 10 JOSEPH
..-OhAN, Sew-York Cotton Exchange.
LtT LtT-Furnished. during Iuly and An
li-roorn house: ali impr rovcmcn,s.
a. inOLDEN. Nsmaron-ck Call az 235
Tpssa.i.z z0th-st. at . y. m. Monday and
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

sEANSTRESS. BY the day. for ladies'
and babies hne underwear. highest ref
ercnces written an. personal Answer 10
Mrs PHILIP 333 l-ast i1tb-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.

MADISON-AVE.. 1c5 -Ccoi. attractive
rooms: good tnbie and service; references
MADIsON-AVE.. 1927. opposite PARK
i24.h-st.--Third floor. three rooms. fcr-
nished or unfurnished. with board: BACK
psrlcr and emaller room connecting; pri-
vais house: American family.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
FURNISHED ROOMS.


A.-EN SUITE AND SlNGLY.-Scwly fur
nshed cool rooms private baths. every
possible convenience. attendance; extreme
IL moderate pri~rs. breakfast. II desired.
IS MadiHon-ave
ELEGANTLY furnished apartment. cen
trally located. suit. rooms ana Dath.
y. B.. l.242 broadway
NICELY furnished front hall room to let.
second story. gentlemen. i25 West i1th-
st.
TO LET. Pleasant. well furnished rooms.
lGl West 34th-s,
WEST 3iET -Sr.-iiandsomcly furnished
roomsi suits or singiy; psrior floor. suit
able for doctor or Drsiness purposes.
c9TH-S ST. II CbetWeen 5th and Madison
aves t-EOoms en- suite. single. bafh. par
lor. upper noors. - upward. weekly: con
venient hotels. clubs.
81 WEST s2D-sT. Bachelor apartments, {,
private residence. handsome large room;
Together or singiy. appointments hfsi-
class.
"a WEST 0sTH-ST Furnished or untur
nished rooms or floors. private balhs;
close to Park.
I2i Li;XINGTON-AVE.- Zine rooms; ex-
cellcnt bosrl. nome comforts; location
desirable for trnnsienis. summer price,;
table bonfd
~ WEST GisT- -ST-f.arge. richly fur
nished rooms: s'ngiy or IN suite, adjpin-
Ing PARK and elevated station.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
DRfcSSM tKI<G.

"A ARTISTIC summer dresses. maze
from 50 Uhls MONTH. tailor cut. m ana
work guaranteed. also weddins' efthhs'
reception. seaside and tfavelins cOslnI.p's,
,vrars. and costumes - every 1cs'flp'.pn
made on short notice. cutting. basiing -
patterns to measure. - cents. Ihr"e his-
iers. one would 60 out 10y day others hers, a.
home all DAY and evening ETHEL
drsssrnSking parlors. ~ Fast 20th-St.
AK EXPERIENCED dressmakcr by day.
81 80, or homo. reasonable; nrs'- tlnss ~
ter all styles Of garnlcn's fashionahly
made. lunch only. DREsSMAkEk, x, BIx
2gg, Tribune Uptown once. .24Z iroan
way
DREssMAKER. .Campe'ent; BY The dsyy'
skirts and waists. also does renodei
ling. repairing and alterations. Address
Mrs. HILL. JOB Columons-aye.
OREsSMAKING. cheaper han ready
MADE Dresses: summer gpwns. - - 70
perfect III guaranteed. Nine. REf MOLD
2o3 East 3sih-st ..
DREssMAKER. formerly with Madame
Dieden viii make S's,Snew 1na wss, seas8ia1' sSGs
DREssMAKER. BY ,he DAY; good h,ter: nue..
understands her business Thoroughly
making over speciality, terms reasonsble
can lie recommended. Call or ADDRESS
Miss KAIMs. 5s4 3d-ave.
DREssMAKER wishes few more Gus
toners thoroughly competent ana ex'
perienced. 81 per day. references "a
dress DREsSMAKEK. 2J3 West l4ih-si.
pRESSAfAKER.-Mak handsome suits.
lates, styles SO up: short notice: per
feet litter. - years experience. Mrs.
SMYTH. 100 West JO'h-s'.
DRESSMAKER wants a few more custom
ere Ut home: suits from SO up. u.
FOX. 3l2 West soth-st. near Riversids
Drive.
VISITING MILLINER.-L ladies called on !;
own materials made In all The latest
styles: frames fitted 10 tho head. J. NJ.
80 East igth-st
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

WASHING. Gc.-By German woman 70
Do Washing ironing and housecleaning
by the day or dD washing home: 20 cts.
Der dozen. 2ol Eas, 47th-st. % floor back.
YOUNG WOMAN would go out cleaning
or sewing: 81 a day. MRS. RAFFERTY,.
All West 31fh-st
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

AFAAlLY breaking up must Facrifc their
beautiful horses. sianhope. spider wagon.
ed1les. harness single trap. etc. etc:
must sell b. Wednesday Call Boarding
Stable, ii0-il2 West 52d-st.: ASK for Mr.
.PATEN.
bREWSTER'S one man wagon for sale
very cneap. perfect order. LYMAN i.
BROWN, Il Franklin-st.
5Vh sALE.--POnies that are broken and
reliable fo- small children. Address Dr.
y {. JACKSON. =. y. Box i0l. Jamaica.
l. l.. n. Y
s.So-FOR SALE. light single truck.
Aoise and harness. all IN good order .
can be seen a, 80 Warren-si
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

coAcHMAN. DRIVER or PORTER
Thoroughly understands the care aha
driving OF horses: 8 years reference a.1u' ~,
Cal! or address i. HENRY. 90 Fiee'-s''
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
DOMESTIC cITUATIOSs WANTED
Female.

Female.
A-FIRST- CLASS Swedish cooks. iaun-
dressrs. chambermaids. waitr"ssrs. seam
s,res,ses. buffers. walters. usefGl,nsn; fr.-
$50 lih-aye.. upstairs
A LADY recommends m educated fro'es'-
cnt n,itdle-agel nurse. would continue
lessons through the summer. Hight bouse-
work: plain sowing; no cards. Calr from
10 to 1 lI5 West 5s,h-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

WAITER by colored man In private
family. ,ity or country; or as porter
Waterman. 'nnitnr or car~tnfor. best ref
e-,nce ~ j.. l.2te Erlaiway.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
FOR SALE,

AT REDUCED PRlCES.-J0O second
hand wood and iron working machines,
fully guaranteed: machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE l.. EDDY. .ys Mad'-
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.


SUMNER HOTEL. clubhouse and cot
ages 10 let furnished or unfurnished.
t nen water; small cottages for sale
zap, ] hardware store doing large
ss.aness; cottage. with barn; shoe
So. With custom work and repairing for
srooklyn.
~.piHoNDACKs.-ro rent. cheap a fully
-, ss'nlshed camp on shore OF Loon Lake:
~, accommodate or 10. besides ser
..s: location very desirable. Particulars
Photographs. c. ~ NOBLE. 20 Cort-
Rsgis ''S a. i'1Ae '@''' "''1 w.
'.isssEY COAST.-HIGH GRADE PI-
,~oo ~soo FOR rent. delivered anywhere from
pss'ooms of CURTIS & FRENCH. Red
Ssak ~ J.
-ss;n.vA.-Richmond. near Lenox.-Colo-
,...a mansion: fully furnished moderate
-.. pnotos. &c. NIXON. 60 Broadway
'AsRYTowN-"THE CASTLE. Sum
,.-n season only; baronial mansion. su.
svay. ''''''
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
HELP W iNTED.
Ecmnte.

AT ONCE "" want "a frw ~ l"pl
tel., .. Nf,lnc securing ailr"s-'--.
u,.ting .u' circulars. etc. "a their own
nm ed wages. 80 CANNASSfN''.
send scif addressed s'"lpet rnN"i'p"
INDIf"A TOILET CO. So''h he"'' I'.'.
[vA~rEp - ,Iurv 80. fn assH house
wife wagcs So FLAT ~" t"'' "'i"
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
VIff REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

rf1r,..-
SIvERsIDE DRIVE. corner i0sth-st-
r,,e.s'antial. artistic. detached house. low
pS,send FOR circular. ATLAS In
80. EMENT co. Is broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.


Country.
AsENCY for Nontclair.-Resid all
rMnes. FOR sale or rent. furnished houses.
-Sobe TAYLOR 3 Beekran-st., y. }.
'vH sALE-At Rosyn. l.. l.. 20 acres
ANA, highest ground on Long Island:
sSsnefy and water view unsurpassed. ele-
tant spot for clubhouse or residence. Ad.
eless kOsLYN. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11
HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS. QUICK sELLUP; hs pTon's'
soils "A, ,..ca Z. u.-rrin's ana sintI'in"i .
samul. IL cents 4. u PC Co. BOX ''''
Ked nAak. = =
yES WANTED IN cattle steamers >
I4ndon. Ilfrrpod and Hlasg""' "'N
o. ylssag". Apply Gi Gr'"a"loh-s
sALNRlED position for M "rergs'.c inlr
riNi rinn. about -. rosn''' nc 'li 'ut
moss q'.al fr1'i0us and WILING - "'Th 90
p-a-u iton. wil De- sr""'1llf inN'rN''' =.
Arplv personally AZ col Er't l6ih-s'
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

~
AT REDUCED PRICEs.-50O second
hand wood and iron working machIhrs
fully guaranteed. machinery bought ana
exchanged GEORGE l.. EDDY. .ys Mad'-
son-st
ATTENTION Sewing machines ~ ~
kinds: new. $:1: good: seeonl,haHd' ~
RAUsCHs. 2.l5i 3d-ave.. iis;h 81.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
ST. New-York. WORKSHOP machinery uoot
power. list free; wood-carvlng tools. scrolI
taws. designs and fancy woods; incuDato's
and hrooders in operation -
APPLETON's ENCYCLOPEDIA -, Full
sheep. 81. to date. good as new; cheap
liI Gth-ave.
BICYCLE BARGAINs.
Columbias $50. so. 80. Rainbiers' >''
and $40 Liberties. 81 and $50 Nlctnis'
s3J aud So. Phoenix So and $40. AZ
rheumatic tines cushion and solid Urea
wheels. So ~ so. HERALD 90. uhe
Spot Cash IIJusol. lli Nassan-si.. near 10.
BICYCLES. -IIgh-grade pneunatics from
40 90 sS5: all absolutely new. - 70
IS pounds: Glso ladies. BICYCLE OFFICE.
+3jh Lesingt - ave. near 4fth-s'
BILLIARD and pool TABLES. new and
second hand very cheap. q, TO1Ai :
sCHMIDTS. - Fulton s;.
CIT GLASS for wedding presents. bar
gain counter. VAN iOl TEN. II Col
lese Place
DESRS.-A four-foot polished oaE r0lliop
desl. for $50; 5-foot high r1u solid oak
desk for s3S: the biggest bargains IN New
York. EMPIRE DESK co. 4O0 B way.
EpIsOS PUONOGRAPH-Se one dollar
for our lat"si record from Rtce's ''li"2..
Honey Bow" a. r.. AkCt LARlIS. -
South Willinm-s'. New York.
FOR SALE Hay. grain and excelsior
business. horses and trucks "stahiisn.d
10 years. owner retiring. W. Il. POTTER.
G36 East l39th-st
FOR CAUSE ot sickness. newly furnished
boa rd Ing house. " rooms. all lot, good
business. easy terms. GTose-s'.
FOR SALE or To LEASE. First class
restaurant. low rent. long lease. owner
has three other placrs. Addr' ~ 20 liui-
s"n. near Canal-sf
NEw-BICYCLES- NEW
At secondhand prices. Inspection inTi'eI.
Westerns $40. Usual price 500.
Oxf,-ds. slS. Usual price $50.
For either iICy ~ cent fn"u. tiTes
ORNONDE CYCLE CO.
10 Bar"lsy-st.. near broadway.
SAFES -Chear for casn: closing ont stock
on hand Of National safes ai lss'
than cost II mauiacture. J.. II. GROSS'
40G Broadway.
500 cASU w,H buy grocery. established
u yc,rs IN god locality. lptn"h
Rrool,iyn Address !. y. O.. l'oVJ bui-
ton-s'.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

! RESPECTABLE colorcd woman. TO work
hv the cay or week: best references.
can or address. Mrs. JONES, 20 East
Houston 81.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

sEAMSTRESS AND lIAMnERMAlD.-
Ry yOunE woman. you'd Ike position
NJ seanstrcss ani cha.nhernaid. or nurse
20 growing children Address x. J.. G..
lO3d Third ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-11

Gned French lady Ueachlng IN private
schooD disengaged for the summer. TO go
20 Europe with lady or family for travel
ing espersss: best city references. Al
dress D.. Box ~. 7o3 Sixth-avc.