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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
TIE LEOPARD BABIES MAY DIE.

The lives OF the little twin leopards which were
born last SUNDAY in the Madison Square Garden TO
Puss and Backie. OF the Hagenbeck meragerie.
seem 70 hang in the balance and unless the keepers
can devise artificial method OF tempting the
appetites Of the little spotted infants Mr. and Mrs.
Rlackie will soon have TO 20 INFO mourning. Last
Wednesday IL was thought best 10 remove the cubs
from their mother. She was becoming irritable and
was no; capable Of nursing them without evincing
a savage yearning 70 dine off her offspring. \ cage
was fitted up and nursing bottle was used. The
captiyes disdainel :he bottle and wen, hungry 10
bed Yesterday a small terrier was put In the
cage 10 act as foster mother. Her puppies were
taken from her. with the exception ~ one. and Il
was hoped she would adopt the leoparls. She Dis
covered the fraud. however, and refused 70 accept
the foreigners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
4 BIG PROCESSION ~ NEWBTRG.
TWO THOUSAND LOCAL AND VISITING FlREMEN
~ LINE-TIIE PARADE WITNESSED by
OVER inoco PEOPLE.

Newbure y y Oct. Is (SpeciaD.-Ii vas just
eleven years ago that Newburgs centennial ceie-
braton took place. AMI not since then has the ely
held at one time a many visitors today. tn
second day Of the tournament Of the Newburg FIRE
mems Association The weather was beautiful anu
al an early hour people began 10 flock in from all
directions Al o'cloc; this afternoon not less IMAM
80 O0 strangers were srgng 10 and fro through the
streets. The steIInqrs Mary Powell and James W
BALDWIN brough: about 800, people from Kingston
several OF The crack irr companies OF which clN
were N tie procession. The big steamer ID >
Miller and the trains brought the POughkeepsie
hreFin and their friends 10 the number OF @"o
more. The steamers Belle Horton and EmeHn" ran
ar excursion up the river. while every incoming
train was packed.
In all this throng there were many prominent
people. Il. 4. Odeu. ir. chairman OF th- Executive
COMMITTEE. Of the Republican STATE Committee. "ft
his post take part Ia the ce-bration Supervisor
at-LaIg" Fitchie. Of Brooklyn. was found on the
rope Of his old company here Washington steamer
so. /. General Hedges Of Hayerstraw. came up
and cX-Congressman VI. d. Stivcrs and his political
friend. Mayor Stinsbuiy. Of Mldletown. were on
hand. John W Nrooman. Of lIerlimer and Jacob
less. cf New-York were present; whilr Gecrg" W.
Anderson. president. and William II. Boyd. secre-
tar> o. the Veteran FiI-men's Association Of N-w-
York. were IN their element
Tho prOc,ssi has never nerl. eX,eii.I along the
Hudson River. There were thr;y-three organiza-
tons and nearly many bands in line. amt with
only one exception every visiting company hau lis
caricd the old iremans regulation uniform. while
the members of -Verv one of the Newbufg city
companies had on the red ana black uniforms with
blue DVrIcOats The uniforms of the visitors were
Of many shades \ feature of the line was the OH
ghost white truck Of chelsea Hook and ladder
Company. with Company no Of the old NOlun-
tee. Fire Department OF New York. \ banner on II
to-day said that II the original ana was
used 10y Chelsea in l7s2 1t mad been by
Brewster Hook and Ladder company, Of this city.
Tor over forty wears ana discarded only last
year. Tht ChclSedS OF Nvgck assisted some oi the
draw n" truck IN the parade to-day
Thof" We're about 2upl men on The different ropes.
IN" procession which TWO miles In length.
tiTverScd line of march about six miles in
length. and along the cutir" route there was un-
bounded enthusiasm. Mayor T.. b. OdeU ana the
Board Of Aldermen reviewed the procession from
the balcony OF the new CITY Hall. The prizes
awarded to-day follows. For tn" finest
appearing company m linz. first. cornell Hose
Company 80. -. KOndout. with hOnorabl" mention
for Young America Hose Company 40. i. OF Pough-
keepse. for the finest apparatus IN line, Phenix
Hose Company No. ]. Of POughkeepsie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
MISCARRIAGE or rHE lrrIERs EXPLAINED

The arrest on Wednesday Of the let'er-carrier
George GARNER for stealing letters from the mails
undoubtedly explains why 50 many letters contain
ng money mat have been sent to the Woodbury.
Der atoloei-a Institute. No. L.. VS. Forysecond
st. have never been received. For over TWO months
complaints have been pouring into the institute from
people all the country. who have sent various
sums OF money. but have received no reply. over
-" OF these complaints have been received. Or
Woodbury. his been puzzled. and has been placed
AZ has wits end 20 discover the cause % The mis-
carriage OF the letters THIS has been particularly
unfortunate. for. in addition to the loss ~ the
money. the Woodbury. Institute has been placed in
disdgro"ahle light IN the eyes of those patrons
whose letters have beer lost When Postofce In
spectors Beayen and Schopp arrested Gartncr eight
letters were found IN h.s clothes Inspector Beaven
called at ih, Woodbury. Institute on Wednesday
evening" ana said that five OF these letters were
addressed TO The institute. Or Woodbury. esti-
mates from go to So has been lost by letters
having been stolen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
DnESSN AI<ING.

IRTSSMAK ~ years established.
tall.r-mlde suite g. ". an work done
a. short notice. perfect ~ guaranteed
M SMNTH 94u Gfh.af".
GOWNS made from $40 g. SIS late-,
styles. Ia. made specially. best ref
ercnc-. ~ West s3d-si
IIENRlETTE MICHEL. ~. iih-av". --
Robes manteapN wedding trous-eaur.
tailor made gowns. correct fail and winter
Hfyl'N
NINE T. ASTOI$ETrE - Wes' l2i'h-
- -GoufuEl.rr Franc sis~. u-vr-t Pa j.
fashions. Moderate prices. % delay.
MILLER & FENDER. drcsrfnaSefs. = 40
West ssth-tt are prepared 20 take H-
defr for fa'l and winter costumes. III hni
uGi.h ruaran'"'d.
SEAL GARMENTS rcfyei and altered ito
Fashionable APPS ana E'on jackets NJ
BARKER. ZIG VEST 3O'h 81. near Broad
WY. la'" Win GIrih~r'- sons shave.
SEAL GARMENTS repaired ana mhi~ over
lu fhr latest styles. ou' ~ home. late =
VI nfr,al. Mrs i. MARTIN. $50 IVES;
s,i'l-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
WORK WANTED.

Male.
Young MAN ~ experience wishes sltn1-
tinn %; trust. furnish s~cur,t. first las'
references from III" very best NfHs IN ms
city. r. ~ Hast 23i rt
YOING Man. 'ormrrly voll."i In fur
niturr siof". wishes a position 81 L. NOT 70
nbl1 eupluvmrn:. good f..rr"nc" furnished.
Address LEWIS T.. MAtKEE, l"- Fast
2oth-st.
yot'NG Man would like position a. any.
thing. good worker. Address WILLIAM
GORDON. 80 Avenue y
YOUNG Man. 81 desires position win
chance Of alSanc"m'nt. salary no "'-
1rci. Address GEORGE. l.22' HTohh"aN.
Yot'NG MAS. ~. we'll educated. %: rci!n"i
tastes and experienced rs Ht"h"srip""i
nnI ac.1untant seeks position aH private
New-Yofk for interview. i. .. bon US
Rochester. y. '.
YOt'NG MAN. -. wants position u any
KIND. good prnmnn al~" H''l hilF"'.
f. NJ ALT 3ua East Slst-~t
YOiNG Man. II. wishes position ~ t"i-..
graph operator and ticket Hg"ni. years
experience railroads and r"niin"t'lhi ""'k
thoroughly understands bonds. AMI hisnr~'
If reference 10 ~ had N required Ad'
dress rELEGIAPIiER. 80 East ''iih-
NOI'n.G MAN. Is J.. fug slight rNr''l-
enc. Ia designing. 20 id NV. . SITUATION
wh"r- 10. can improve. best reverence. -
30 West i0th-st.
YoiSG man. II desires situation w'ih
good chanr- Tor uifnncrin"nt. S"Jl TOT
er.nec; bonds n n"c' ssnry. GEoRbi. 81.
john. iol East lOth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
WORK. WANTED.


4 FRENCH TEACHER Will give daily
lessons or Conversation In Fren,h III ~
change for = room. LEcONTE. tribune
Once.
\ YOUNG WOMAN ~ refinement wishes
position a. 1truugr.ph"r ana typewriter .
operates Remington machine. Is an "Nprrl-
enc~d stcnogriph-- ard rapid writer Ad-
dress Miss \ = a.. care Miss BcnJamnr.
~ quincy st. brooklyn.
COMPANION. BY a young lady. as useful
e. young. elderly or invalid lady. exper-
fenced. can furnish highest reference. Nd
Dress USEFUL. II Bible House.
COMPANION or GOVERNESS. BY Eng
ish lady. Immediately. as companion or
goy.rnes, To- lady or family going 10
Europe. good linquist and experienced
sailor and traveller. would give service In
exchange for travelling expenses, highest
personal referen as given md required.
Address T.. Il. -. LEE broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
a GULF OUTLET FOR THE SOUTHERN.

Birmingham, Ala. Oct. 1S-It is reported here
tha@ the Southern Railway has perfected plans for
the purchase of the Paducah Tennessee and Ala
Dama. the Birmingham Sheffield and Tennessee
ana the Mobile and Birmingham railroads and their
completion and connection with another. This would
give the Southern a direct line between the Gulf
at Mobile and ST. Louis. and make an active com
petitor with the Louisville and Nashville also af-
fording much desired Western outlet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
THE PASS PROBLEM sTILL UNsoLVED.

81 Louis oct. 1s.-At yesterdays session OF the
evecu,ivs officers OF the Western railroads they
voted 10 issue no free transportation to ship
rsrs this year. To-day they practically rescinded
their vote and the pass problem remains unset
fled This morning the Santa Fe representatives
moved to reconsider the action abolishing passes
TO shippers. This was done, and then the santa
rs people inausurated general discussion OF the
mass system The Illinois Central traffic men have
no; fully decided what position TO take. As a mat
ter OF course they want to abolish all passes but
fear 10 make the plunge. The Vice-president or
one Of the interested roads said: II LOOKS 10 me
as II Aldace Walker and General Manager FREY,
OF the Santa Fe do not care TO change their pres
ont policy OF dealing with shippers. Unless We
can talk them over. this conference Will be rail-
IRE and the pass difficulty will not be solved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
HOPING TO SECURE REPRESENTATION.

The Atchison Protective Committee met Yesterday
and reported at the close OF the session that there
were excellent prospects OF securing enough stock
proxies to win the election. Members of the COM
ni,tee say that If they don't succeed in elect
Ing their entire ticket, they viii be able - put
some OF their proposed directors on the board. BY
the cumulative method of stock-votng they are
reasonably sure Of securing repre- sen'auon on
the board The Protective Committee does not be
leye that the directors have the number of proxies
claimed ana they have great hopes OF proving this
The frst step of the directors in of their re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A.-sl. Ooo CASH and 500 per month VIII
buy handsome well-huilt four-story base
r,ent and suhcellar house. G3 West J1th-st.
between Central Park and Columbus-aNe.
decorated: gas fixtures. paying rent buys
house. Permit and particulars q owner
CHARLES Buck.
Colurnbus-avc. and I2d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, corner luSth-st-Ar-
fis,.c. substantial villa. less than 500. =
O10. easy terms. send for circular. ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT Co. IS Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.



STENOGRAPUER typewriter. &c. de-
sir~s position. whole time or four days
p.r week. $40 and 81. references. EN-
PERIENCED - clinton Place.
STENOGRAPIIER. &c.-llighiy respect
abi- and Trustworthy young lady Sic
nograph-r ard Remington operator, edll
Gated. familiar with details OF office wOik'
daelr.s situation. hotel Or otherwise: mod
crate salary. excellent references. Address
KEYS. Box T. Tribune Office
sTENOGKAPIER ana TNPEWRlT Err
An kinds = strn)graphic work. Address
EXCEPTIONAL lJ2 Gth-aNe.
STE%OGRAPHER AMI TYPEWRITER
Thoroughly experienced and competent
can Doe useful in Office. MAMIE. Box H.
Tribune Ori'e.
STENOCRAPTER and Remington Fpe-
writer. wears mercantile experience,
accurate: rapid and ob!ing; best refer
enc~- y - Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
A RAILWAY OFFICIAL. INDICTED

Pittsburg. Oct 1s.-To-day the United States Grand
Jury found a true bill against Division Freight
Agent James Means of the Pittsburg. Cincinnati.
Chicago and st. Louis Railway. for violation Of the
Interstate Commerce act Mr.. Means is accused OF
making rates on freight from Cincinnati TO Pitts
burg which We're less than the scheduled rates The
trial OF the cases against the Baltimore and Ohio
until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
FOR SALE.

JAPANESE ARMOR for sale. over 500
wears old nlaid with gold ana SILVER.
Address ARMOR Tribune Once
LICENSE ,excisej 10 sell. 80 Goerok-s'..
top foor.
PIANO. -MaEnincont upright: brilliant
tone; no humhug: All improvements
chesp: selling out 33l East 9pth-si
VERY FINE OLD VIOLIN for sale. made
bv nrst-c.ass maker: splendid tone, solo
instrument: price reasonable. Address
VIOLIN 100 Eas. 2ag 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

HORSES wintered at Willow Glen Farm
best references. Address Ir. -. g.
JACKSON. p. O. BaX lGl Jamaica. l.. /
MONTHLY COACHMAN having nice
horses and carriages. would Jet by the
month. 70 drive himself. one o. two
horses. very reasonable splendid turn
OUT: would DO furnace. &c. references.
II F.. $50 6fh-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
THE READING REORGANIZATION.

John r. DDS Passos has received advlces from
London that nearly S. 100000 Reading general mort
gage per cent bonds are uniting wiki him in OPP
position the proposed plan Of reorganization. Mr..
Dos Passos says there is not the slightest doubt
that the plan will be- defeated. especially legal
grounds the stockholders must agree t. div east
themselves OF their rights to vote Ia perpetdity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
PACIFIC COAST ROAD INCORPORATED

Los Angeles Cal. oct. H-Articles OF incorpora-
ton of the Los Angeles, san Francisco and Salt
Lake Railway Company have been filed. the capital
stock being 81. The road is 20 run from Los
geles toward salt Lake. Titan. through the cOun-
ties OF Los Angeles. San BernardinO Inyo, Kern,
Tulare Fresno. MERGED. Stanslaus, san Mat"O,
Santa Clara and Alameda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
A SJX-NnLLION DEFICIT.
,oyDIrloN OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

.vyrAL MEETING AND ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
REPORT OF THE YEARS OPERATIONS
-. >.or,born Pacific Railroad Company held it's
- meeting in this city yesterday. and elected
N.frt onoosition the following board of directors:
.c,st Belmont. General ii. J." Burnett. j. Horace
f,ardng. Marcellus Hartley. +. c. Hegeler, Bray
- ryae Donald Mackay II. S. Redmond William
:, rogers. W. +. Sanders. John l.. Searles, Win
80 - smith and ChaTlomagne Tower. ir.
newton Ives president Of the Northern Pacific,
:, :, calm, the meeting TO order that he
-, in a postion to furnish much detail in the way
- ,enort without the cooperation and assistance
" tbe receivers. After reading the report he had
s..nored he said that there was one ray OF com
49, attending the unfavOrGble showing in that
~ ,ug,ist l the earnings had shown a decided
r,,s-,sut over those of the corresponding
eriod OF the previous year. The report makes an
rrv,rs,ooly unfavorabie showing. there being
ssact OF over 100000 but a good many items
hitch are charged against the income account are
aes which do rot reflect upon the earning capacity
e The road and there many items which
ta,oe5 20 cause the deficit which due 10 bad
.oaragement before Mr Ives at the head OF
M Complain. In the last named items are in,
ssinded q loss i'm operating the Manitoba Hotel ana
nn chicago and Northern Pacific Railroad. both
~ which the Willard management We're responsible
'oTb e report shows that the gross earnings were
,l;sgQ76. against s2'51l3O? IN 1873; operating ex.
Ssnses s33io5j. against SIS $3s in 1888 and net
ernngs Si5N'5H. against $lO.757963 in 1898: other
tncome $S.t.Jl3, making the total income lOi the
Ear & 4l2.Oi Against this there was charged
;cm charges for rentals. ETC. 81 G0313 and with this
arount there were interest charges Of SlO,23i6td
Sting total of $ll9l5.039 to be charged against
ne total income of S.4l2.U34 which left deficit OF
s:R 6Oi Last year the deficit was $500 or the
Sssc; for 1881 $2262. 19i interest Oh the con-
e,idated mortC bonds which was not paid
'Of the charges against income the court has
authorized the payment of the Sl,6s0.3d5 due Tor
Tsnta! OF tracks and equipment. $2s6.0c OF interest
~ sinking fund the first mortgage. interest on
The Missouri and Pend dOrielle division bonds.
sSe 020: the interest the collateral trust notes.
S;,l 90. and on The floating debt. &li3i6. and va
yjous smaller items aCgregatnC $33j.l32 The total
amount Of payments authorized by The court Is
IL 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

BEAUTIFUL corner homestead; moderate
rent. acre. all conveniences, fruit .
shade; sanitary plumbing. 3 blocks Main J.
o. cepot Flushing: possession. NALN "K'
e. Libcr;y-si.
FLORIDA HOTEL for sale 90 ease. 30
rooms. attractive. healthy i.o ion. finest
water J. ". ATWATEE. ca Liberty I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
PEORIA DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE REOR-
GANIZATION

curly Trusi Company. has become q member OF The
Peoria. Decatur ana Evansville REORGANIZATION COM
mittee under the second mortgage. The committee
now consists Of Frank Russak. Jenkins Van SchaiCk
Thomas ". Evans, ". II. Goadby and John il.
LamSon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
FLATS TO LET-Cuturnish ed.

THE CLINTON 80 West 42d-s;.. near
brosdway. Beautiful aN-iight apai =
n,rn's' private halls. baths. steam heat
elrVeior all night. choice restaurant In
building
s-D-sT., 800 EAST. Elegant fats , large
Hshi rooms ami hath: al. improvements
81. ~ and 81 nocrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19

The Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina Railroad
Company has been organized. with 4 capital stock Of
100000 to succeed the Virginia and Carolina road
Bartlett Roper is president. D. b. Vaughn Vice-presi-
dent. and the following the directors: r. T. Ar
rngtOn. Augustus Wright. f. y. Hartley. l.. {.
Nenable. II. &. Roper j. +. MaylOr. John McGlll
and g g. Alley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
SALE OF \ ROAD POSTPONED.

Trenton. y. J.. oct N-The sale of he Pennsyl-
vania. POughke cpsie AMI Boston Railroad toe
day adjourned again. this time for week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

NICE SQUARE ROOMS. private hath.
5S,h-s'.. between Broadway ana O'h-nNc..
centre q hioch Address Sol ARE. IiiS-
une Uptown Once. l2i2 Broadway.
J. ST. Marks PLACE.-Two handsomely
furnished rooms. every unfeniruc", nne
location. fcr gentlemen ~ Ngni house
keeping terms reasonable. GARDNER
nigl'.
90 AND % GRAMEECY PARK. -Genre-
mon only. large. elegantly furnished
rooms. win private bath. also rooms "n
suite and small rooms. breakfast 4 de-
sired. reference
~ EAST 22D- ST Large. desirable rooms.
81 suite OF sinsly. references eHchangrl-
.9TH-ST. ~ EAST. near Madlson-agc.
Private French family. furnished double.
single room. excellent table. '"ference.
42D-ST.. 25i WEsT-Llght. cheerful
rooms. furnished or UNFINISHED. Apply
MANAGER. Clinton Apartment. 10 West
i2i-st
c. WEST a5Th-s'r Lag rom. adio.n-
! irg hath. lag. closets. furni-hei ~ m
! fOrt ana convenience. price moderate iYr
| .pca'Yn.
! s4TH ST. II EAST Private family de-
! sircs letting 90 refined gentleman ..r-
| ganilv furnished lagss square room. itF
| windows fronting street. dressing room.
| tiled hafhf10 20. every ~ llerr convenience.
| new house. exc puoral.y r"strictc! neigh
! b0rhrol.
| l0sTH-ST. l57 EAsT.-Cosoy front pailor.
! 81 80. ais, hall room. 81 30. IMPROVEMENT
KSi'ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE,

WE HAVE an extra good chance 20 trade
Your country place for New-YorK City
residence cal, and see US. HOYT s
AYERS "a lln.-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT; terms
Reasonable: best location IN Orange. Ad-
crcss CHAS. LINDSLEY 20 Highest.
Orange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-19
DuMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

sc"urat- rapid ana obling; best refer
! cnc~- y - Bible House
DuMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male
HITLER BY reliable married Fienchmsn
IN private family. Just disensasei.
sp.Al.. good English: sleep hoWr. n--t ci'N
! reference and recommendations. Address
! DEVIEENE. l2o W-N 3Id-st
/ CUTLER BY an experienced man. Eng
/ Ush. Boston references. Address LIZ
! FERT. ?io West 2yth-st.
HITLER BY Thoroughly eNper"n 81
h Nuglishman. aged 81 possessing long anu
3 excellent reference. where srcond-iuhn i
. kept. last ple,' 81 years l., ~ KaNlhe-
q ST.. fonkrf~.
! HITLER BY married Fr~nchman aged
20. understands bis duties, -lr'p nome
! speaks good English h"-' c.'y i-'~n'r'
/ and r-,. ium@udailons Address De
! NIENNE - West 3sd -
BtTI.ER. By respectable colorri man in
4 private family. thoroughly cImp-t-nti
, nr~t-cluss city reference. Address \. ~,
lvi Eas; jUtn-st
BUTLER -Fusr-c!ass. steady and soDe,i
good references ant long experience. DE
/ ALMApO. lGl East 33d-st.
! Et.TiFK &r.-B- a colorrl man "a butler
and u.. lIl- man. test cry references. Adj
Gr~ss j. e 60. G6 West . ID ST.
BUTLER 49, an experienced Engiishman
as builder. references. Address SlFFERI.
80 West 29'h-s'.
HITLER ~ a Japan-se butler or
.o,e ,y iay. with best reference. IL. H..
80 ''~'' --------
COOK 49, JHl'nr~r COOK N puNate
family. trs; references Aiiress y. },
~ Coolest. hrolsNn
COOK -; 2. Der. st"a'r man IN res an
rtu' OBJ D. t"l IA dinner or order COOK.
Adi.',s 't'h car" NJ u. \. chapman,
40 oth-7fr.
cook 4. WAITRESS Nr.-Hv an Eng.
',t',. nc.
"'t ..', I'u..Horkr.. wife az
waitress arl iarl-.uaid. nr-t-olass re'-
'r.a BRIGHTON. fJN BAL, Hartford,
conn.
c,prT ALl,p H..n.n.lt. uafty wi,h
90 ,'f.t.r..- ,y.uf- hons. ID TAX.
.,l. a.. in .v.iqrr. ,.r rent, coal and
ga. ~ Ea-, 2j'h-st. IiA nai.
,,t,prn ,f.~ .. y..,t.~ u.,..r or flsc-
III M, f. - -.. th,,lugl.iy competent.
mo. ,...,.. ID, f..t rft,.. ON or address
ROEI.fTS ~ 2ia,e
, .'.'.. a. t..,r..' c,W tEpS osi IVES,
az. 81.
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