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, 1894-10-19
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Shanghai, Sen %. September 1894.
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m0nnr0Dren iinb, nicbt eu50olten, un6
meme iil0 chen ipte Die Ser meiiten Wten>
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0acDitubI meinen Sit aufitbla9en miIief1.
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lc9en St6Oten aussei9net, bas lit Die be-
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om frGfti9iten ber6amn1ten, purben am
Iebbafteiten betLati6t. IS tparen &euLenz
i8lagc, bic Der Ne6ner Dem Natternge3I9t
berlebte.
, 1894-10-19

Die 5amilie 8ud1bol5*
Don 9rIta1a aftt1ne.

Den beuti6leienOen 8ubGitam Die b%eiOnOeren @Or5ige Oides
SSertes, feline feline Satire un6 Die semitbpOG behere 2e6enss
ani9onung nod belOnbers a%n5upreiien, bteBe gSaHer is Nteer tragen.
Bat es bod III baum II Sabrtn 80 Auaaeen erlebt. Sugar
Der nit ieineun Sob 10 fargo Altrtidskanatr Oonte in etneun SonOs
I6retben benz Gerfaiier ber3lid far bic senuBrei9en @tunOen, wel9e
ibur Die 2ettire Oes 8u@es peri9off, oas 5etweilis wdbreno lBpe,
rer &ranfbeit i'm le1bit ietne S@mer5en per9eien 1ieB.
9des 8ud feaen mir ben 9eern Os NbenOblotes unter be'
~iOnbers gunittgen 8ebin9uneen our 8erfigung.
0esen 2 Coupons unO 20 Gents in Daar se6en mir bas Sud-
in Der Office oh. gur ~oenfeben Uteis miro es audi pOrtofrei i'm
jSnlano per DOa uerfanot.
, 1894-10-19
SEE SDn0DcrIat@ lit 9GafOinofpu
GO1trt &pt&1c.

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o9ott bon mn1aBenOen Acknowledgment
lerau89enOmmen, bic GntienOung zines
Sor11ttes 3ur 8eeinfGuifung Der 0ffentliden
Ofetnnlt9 9e8er baS 2Dn38ertbt in Qmerita
IN grip68Hng gu 5ie6en. Die 0ffentlide
Wfetn1n8 lit 8e8en Oas G9n9geri5t, unb
penn alSna6mStpetie Die 0ffentlicbe Meiz
nun8 bic iummortl9e 8eitrafung bon
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petle 0aS &Dnbgeribt an ben @erfseuoen
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Der offenbaren ltnfa6iQfeit o6er llnniQtQz
felt Der Sbrigfeit, ibre 8flicbt gu erfluen,
ieInen @runb gebabt. Sn @ai6ington
, 1894-10-19
Dor Sem I1taodrasGdu.

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ntbt tnouitriea auS$eniibt tit - vS6
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, 1894-10-19
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yS 9tmpfen Sic nur ruDig ipeiter =
lie fHDlen lid bod nt6t 9ez
t 70 en-. (6L. 3D.
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Der fletne GefhGftsmnnn.

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9emacbt?"- pSd bab' nter beitecben Iaiien
bon uni'rem 9opfenIteferanten! !"
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, 1894-10-19

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iiber Die 0fentIi9e Si9er6eit gu Wa9en
Bat, pe9en 2tnna5me bon Electromagnetic
bern bon SpieI30uenbeitBern, in ~9(ntGa9ez
itanb berie5t tporben. 9as lit bier in
Gbicago nod teinem paIiirt.
, 1894-10-19
Die Camille Bu1bol1.
Gi1en6aRn~& aRrpRane.

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v Offices Sos. 206-208 GIarf=gtroBe, ON Der
OafIe9 &oenue Station unb am Depot, @ds meas.
unO RtnatesStraBe.
Mbfnbrt strftuft
, 1894-10-19
2llte Reoensart in neuer 2lnmens
oun9.

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naten pabrbaft baaritrGuben6e Gbatiaben
iiber bic GGuflt6fett Ser b~ortigen 8oLtsei
an baS 2i9t. DaS lit 6abur1 gei9e6en,
beB it6 neuGi3 auA bic 8reiie bic 9oti3ei
9efauft bat.
, 1894-10-19
Onnortat Dn1mnfer.

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Mtenoultee %nDmQton nnb 1tdnt1tee I'M 7ubr Obs. e.
9to@ Srouh Saoen, WtusfegDu 9rano 3topios &c
UNI 1850 AbeuoS. Sountag3 ausgeuDmmel.
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9tocl @5canaba, Ntaniittque unp Ban Yorts GamItags
UNI Z ubr MbenDs.
Office urO 2ods; SUB Der M!iai9an @Oe. 2OpbaD
, 1894-10-19

SSuiatDt9 Central.
II. Stro8e unb BART 9tDu. Sige fir ben Sfben f6nnen
ebentoas on %. StroBe. 80. StraBe nno 6pbe BART 9e.
11ontnen lperoen. 9ictets in Der Stabt=Sffice, 1874 SIo
@larfs5traBe. uro i'm Aubitorium=9ptel.
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fit JoOormdnn.
fit 9rO6 uno N(ejn.
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gitr Odrtner Iufi9IiTe iibes
2ebensfdbi9teit Der Gamenarten,
Reimen, @a68tbum Der 8dume &c.
giir Oolitiker itutiitii9e8 eri6ts
Gber @abGen, 8ebDlferungs5abL
8arteigruppirungen.
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tabeller.
Eiir B%nd)Balter Re@nungss uuS
2ahltabellen.
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balt bieies 9anObubs aud nur
anndberno gu i6ilOern.
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8eruf finSen earin i9nen Natb
ans NuH9GuB.
9aau fOmtnt cine 8uIammen.
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den Greigniie, iOpie Biographies
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erldntert, itotiitii@e 8uiommen.
tteaunsen d6er @ei6idte, 8ebDlfe
ring nnS Die GrsensniIe aaer @tuus
ten Der Union.
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ITEM Sntereiie finbet man bier ID
OeritdnOli6er Sofiung
Ant'OOrt mnd 8eieRrung.
, 1894-10-19
" z Union paHeneer Station.
] PENNSYLVANIA lines.

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StraBe, Gde S0dIo1t, unb i'm Auoitoriunl=9ptel.
9urb=3uge fabreu pte foIgt uob @ertral-3eit:
, 1894-10-19

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flblid ppm 9oorb Of &rabe. &tdetsCffi 104 @lartitr.
, 1894-10-19

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MilOautee-Qbfabr $3.50 Wt, +11:9o wt, 1900 o..
f11:8o Me., tl:OO g., 1915 o., sis ~, '9;4O u.
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+ Sd9iicb. euS9enomnlen Samitoos. GdQli9, aus.
seupmalct Wiontass,
, 1894-10-19
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uno WtobtiDn-5 troBe
, 1894-10-19

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men 0omteg. Au~s9enomntsn Wtontag. o 5Gbrt
td9Iib ols &Dfal-3ug bon 9es Wtotnes Surtd.
pepria 5%dlefmo9en miro benz Big Ttoe Gamitng
Abenbs onQeDdnat.
, 1894-10-19

Qbfo6rt antunft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
BILLET GIRLS FORu 4 LABOR UNION.

THEY MEET AT CLARENDON HALL. AND TALK 1T
ALI. OYER-NOT A BIT DISCOURAGED.
The Edorado ballet girls they of the shapey limbs
and nmble feet met again at Clarendon Hall yester-
day afternoon. talked shop and finally discussed
the matter that brought them together-the matter
OF salaries owed them by the Eldorado managers.
which they say they have been vanly trying 10 col
lect for many days About fifty Of the living pictures
were present. Some were pretty and some were not.
but they were all arrayed in striking costumes. They
laughed and chatted and seemed to be not even
little worried over money matters.
The meeting was finally called to order by Philip
Kelly OF the Theatrical Protective Union. He re-
cited the grievances OF the girls and then told them
that the thing for them 10 do was 10 organize and
ioln the Central Labor Union. This action might not
got them their money this time. he said. but they
would never get left again. At this point the
sneaker was interrupted by one of the girls. she
had snappv black eyes and wavy black fair. Her
name was Victoria Dennegilla
",rhs thing about organizing makes me tired
ebe said What / want il the money that IL due
mo I don't want to wait till next season for It,
will have money then Then she switched off
into Italian and swept out Of the room. When
ouiet was restored Mr.. Kelly talked on. He sug-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
CHRISTIAN ENDEA GOR HIS THEME.
ADDRESS OF DIR. wAYT.AND HoYT AT CHATEAU
Ot'A-MRS. SHELDON RELATES HER
AFRICAN ADVENTURES.

OrA-MRS. SHELDON RELATES HER
AFRICAN ADVENTURES.
Cbautauqua. ~ Y. Aug (SpeciaD.-A good part
~ the day has been devoted TO Christian Endeavor
conference. held in the different denomnatonal
houses large number Of young people Interested
in this society have been here to-day. They were
addressed this afternoon by Dr. Wayland iloyt. OF
MINNEAPOLIS whose nclsive style and vigorous sug-
gestiveness made an impression upon his hearers
DR. Hoyt laid great stress upon the pledge or the
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor, anu
said that the organization no more do without
II than a man can do without n backbone. Young
people should stand for the best sentiments In pol
tiles. and should begin at the primaries The En-
deavor Society stands for the missionary spirit and
catholicity of feeling between all denominations. It's
inspiration Is not be found primarily In sacra-
ments or rites temples. even the Bible Itself.
but in the life and power of Christ lie recommend
ed a thorough study Of the New Testament, Which
contains the story of Christ.
This evening Mrs. Mary French Sheldon. OF chi
cago delivered her lecture entitled From Sultan
To sultan" The lecture was illustrated. and con-
sisted OF a extended narration OF Mrs. Shell
don's expedition In East Africa than she gave yes
terday The views were taken by her in her travels
on the continent Mrs. Sheldon at first met some
opposition from the English. but through the court
esy of the Sultan of Zanzibar she organized her
caravan Of about 300 negroes, and with this she
penetrated into country where white face had
never been seen. She was received In state by
Sultan Manila. She purposes to cOon'ze Africa IN
"A novel way. She wishes to get numbers OF young
men and women to there and form colonies and
thinks that aside from the phlanthropic aspect Of
the case. there Is abundant opportunity Tor active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

Scripture harmonzes! Turn TO Hebrews: For by
Offering He hath perfected forever them that
are sanctifed. Whereof the Holy Ghost also is n
witness us" Jesus Christ is made so perfectly
acceptable to God by offering-all settled. COM
pleted. accomplished. How do we know II? lie
came down from Heaven 10 witness 70 THIS fact:
Now you see what Is meant by these words "Of
righteousness because | go TO my Father ana We
more" The Holy Spirit coming to bear
witness of My Endorsement. Ny incarnation Ny
acceptance with the Father OF Ny being
seated at His right hand. Now. whenever there
comes TO be any question about our acceptance
there is where appeal is. Paul says: who j.
ne that condemneth? II il Christ that died. yea.
rather that is risen again who Is even at the right
OF God: who also maketh intercession for u.s.? IT
He was there then know where stand Where
the surety Is seated there | am seated because
am In Him. because | member or Ills BODY.
OF His flesh and OF His bones:
SO near so very 10 God,
| cannot nearer be-
For in the person OF His Son,
! am as hear as He.
In the evening Dr. Wilbur Chapman delivered his
second address. following up the sermon or the
morning THE Power of the Holy Spirit" Six
meetings planned for tomorrow. The evening
service will be given to city evangezation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
FlTLTRF OF QUEEN II co.

Philadelphia. Aug. S-Queen Co., incorporated
of the Oldest firms OF opticians in Philadelphia,
made an assignment to-day to John c. Gray, tho
business manager The liabilities and assets are
not yet definitely known, but they will shortly he
given in public statement. meeting OF the
creditors has beer called for next Monday when
the best method for dsposing of the assets will be
discussed.
The assignment was made necessary by the ina
bility of the company to make collections. Inc
condition OF the business Is due TO the depression
of the last eighteen months and the decision TO take
the present step was brought about by a pressing
obligation which had to be met.
The firm of James w Queen Co. was estao.
lished in 1883 Last year IL was Incorporated as
stock company under the title Of Queen & Co.. with
a pad-up capital OF 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
DPESSMAKING.

ARTISTIC DREsSMAK1NG; impor'en
"r",shions: hotel orders AZ short motto
tt purchased II desired. Huu''ite
snr,cr. Mr-. ETROY. ~ East I'm ST.
between Broadway and University i'"''.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKEk. - Firs'.rlHss
inter desires more engagrr.nh, ',
country. terms moderate. hlsh'S' '"'''
ence. D.. 25i sth-ave. ---
cotTrRIERE FRANCHISE. Nine. An
derson. los West I'm. formerly WIN
st.rn's- Special,ies. fame, waists. Hii"",
and dinner costumes. short notice, ladies'
materials made. summer prices.
DRrSSMAKER wants more customers by
lh1 day. CITY or country references
Miss {. II. SMITH. 22i Ens' I'D St
DRESSMAKEE viii make engagements
a., ,b. day. an fl we'll latest styles .
g. and carfnrr when required to can Toy
an Interview. At home evenings arr, !
% m .u3 East iv3th-st. Wassrll ollI.
pREssMAKER - Thoroughly conpe,rnt
and experienced dressmnker wishes IL"
customris hy day or week country pre-
,.r,.i. terms very reasonable: highest rel =
erence. Address DRESSMAkEk. 2'' West
l4th-st
DHESsMAKER. French: perfect nttrr:
Paris style. by day: city or country
summer pf &c: Grst-class city reference
Ei.Isv. 33i 1th-aye. .-
ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscRRiiPP-
TIONS FOR THE MEN -lORh III
USE WILL bE RECEIVED a,o n A. rnt.
VERTisFMENTs ut the following Branch
ones 25t ElShth-ayc.: 10 in, I'M ra.,y.
corner Forty-seventh- ,.o i:"S iso Fast
,sy.n,s' r9 Tn,ra ave ses Third
n.sr s,,,y'ars,st': 7Os First ave. 100
West Forty -second-st. 1872 Columbus-avs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-50O second
haze wood and iron working machines.
fully guaranteed. machinery bought anu
eIchanE.d. GEORGE Is. EDDf. Jvs MAIL
son-st
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
At Nrw-York. workshop machinery Noot
porsr). list free: wood-carvlnc tools. SIoli
saws. designs and fancy woods. incuhato'
and breeders In operation.
ATTENTION. sewing machines ~ AZ
Kinds. new. s2'. good second hand. 40
cash or credit. exchange. irnt"u. NJ
RAUSCH's. = l5i h-ave.. listh-S' 49,.
Iu'TTFR ANp FOG STORE Established
SiS yrarn. other business reason i"f sell
INK. investigate. Inquire ~ columbus
HICyCI.E Imperial pneumatic. nrst class
condition. with lamp. b"ll, tools. lock &.
bargain call after y. IN. .. S'liilp.
M SUFFOLK ~.
EICYCLE. So. Imperial aolb. pneumatic.
nfst-class otd"r also - ~ .."'i'n a..
most new. g. y. BOW IN. :" i"N'"s
sion st.. Brookl}n.
picycrrs closing nj cost. about twenty
high-gfade pncumatics. 81 and - poundt
500 and s,5. absolutely new. i%'H L"A'hs-
io--dNs.. near f'h-st.
CIGAR STORE FOR sale: opposite Buffalo
UlTs Wild West show. Other hus'h"'H'
o37 3d-aye.. BROOKLYN.
pEsKs.-A four-foot polished OAK tontop
desk for $50. b.foot high roll s9nd o.n
te,k .or S3s. the biggest bargains IN Ne"
YORK. EMPIRE DESK co. ~" u wa
rtstt AND OYSTER MARKET IN"
stores. Old established. together "i
,r,t.. horse and wagon. NJ ds'n'''
LANES HAGAN. ~ Hull 81. b'""h'' II,
FOR SALE ice cream. confectionery a ana
restaurant. good location. be"
Tor selling. II Main-st.. Hack"nt !, X. y -.
NEW BICYCLES. BAKGAlSS. -oNioIh
Pneumatic. sl5 list price. 500. D. sind
le,s rneuma,ics. $50. list price si:"
Raleigh PneumaiIcs s'n, U.s. pr''.' S'" ~,
.crnnd hand whce's all makes. sl' ny
Red Signs 10 Barclay-s,.
gnuo\ boarding house and poolroom
Tor snlr 20 West iIth-st
.ArEs -cheap FOR casn: closing out stock
on hand Of National safes AZ iess
,h.n cost Of manufacture y. ii. dkooo'
SOs Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

gested that the girls proceed to organize. Then ne
Introduced Matt. Harrington OF the Actors Pro-
tective Union, who talked much In the same strain
as Mr. Kelly Jacob Bouch. OF the Central LABOR
Union, also spoke.
Mrs Sadie Segrist finally elected temporary
chairman; Mrs Sarina Schwarz secretary; ana
Miss Mana Deasy treasurer Ii was decided TO
form a temporary organization and then TO call
upon the Central Labor Union next Sunday and de-
mand admittance. To carry on the work the girls
were assessed 81 as Initiation fee. the monthly
dues in the future be 26 cents. There was some
objection 10 this part OF the programme, but those
who had the necessary dollar left with the treas
Nearly all Of them paid up.
The next meeting will be held at the same place
next Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

young men to accumulate great fortunes in Africa
The movement Is to be wholly -sectarian.
Leon H. Vincent continued his addresses to-day
speaking OF George Eliot. He gave outline OF
this authors writings. and threw many sidelights
on her life and character
An instrumental concert given In the Amphi-
theatre this morning From to o'clock this even
ing at Greenhurst Mrs Morris y. Bems, Of James.
town gave a reception in honor OF Miss White, OF
New York II OF the most elaborate ar
fairs of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09

TO LET 10 the Dnlhousi" 10 90 ~ Wet
lpfh-.f fronting central faln, N"if
rhoic. apartments ~ and 10 ms 'h'h
house absolutely nr-pro1f AMI without "A
..,r.rlor a. a nlm~ flr families Pleas
apply 20 -" laultur
lOtS. corner Sdth-si Apart
u.nt- overlooking Iark. only $50
NIXON IA lIr adwdy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
HOARD AND ROOMS.

THE Park. iOi Way.rley Plac" u ara
-rs wanted Is las or """k' M" I''ih''
excellent table. reference.
VEST 7,Tu ST. select board: southern
family. references. CASHIER fosioihce
BOX 2.lG3.
l-lo3 WEST Bath ST Rooms. board.
single double SELECT parties only, best
cuisine. references LAMADKip
olsT- ST. y WEST. arge comfortable cool
rooms. excellent table board select sur
roundlugs. summer rates. primaheh' Nd"-
silent. references
81 WEST 10TH ST.-tlean. cool. comfort
ably furnished rooms With excellent ar
Tendance and good home table. references
30 WEST 26TlI ST. MILLER W.
suites and single rooms hotel af'nilii D.
dafi.rr HON. cons"nienc"S. r"a~ uahl"
fa,e-. table uneHc-StionaOlc. several guest,
remained more than IL years. 'hll "r s'nI
Tor circular
a. EAST SsTH-sT Large. hanisom"
rooms. excellent table. g"fei"n' % ~
changed.
s1Tu sr ~ WEST Rooms With board
,eriu- REASONABLE table board. references.
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.,cc1oN OF THE HOLY GHOST
~ TESTIFY TO THE GLoRlFIcATIoN
SEN OF CHRIST

- THE REV DIR. A. ]. GORDON. OF
,oph' BEFORE THE BIBLE CON
FERENCE At NoRTHFIELp.
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furnished ROOMS.

N PRIVATE FAMILY ~ thee adults.
fhr.~ Furnished rooms. together or sep
.rnf.is. pro. moderate Go g.. 81" 20 i'-
,n~m.nf. reference. Exchanged Ia last
titi-sf
SECOND FLDOR. consisting II 10 large
rooms and hnth. IN hanI-om" nous" IN
Sch 81 near 9Th ave. - IN" 81 W.
bachelor. Addr-ss PERMANENT. i.2i@
Broadway.
egTu ST. ~ EAST Handsome parlor and
single rooms. private baths. convenient
principal hotels. clubs. in'i~rai" rents
81 - t. 81 Wei furnished raDins bot
arI n-ll NAief. lAih. .nN W,-i 80 -
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS male arl female. Z" sell our
CARPET soap. cleans carpets AZ cost 81 /
e.ut Der ,ari. used 10 Government huilG
ines Al Washington. .usive territory anu
good pas. - u. CARTER. Room !. l'-"'
broadway.
WANTED ,IaIirs AMI gentlemen - DO
writing flr r, IA cli. ana country steady
vork given 80 once. send To-. and stamp
f,r particulars. Address Box -. f"ush-
k."r-l. y. !.
A COOK 30 soip-rin'"nl roasting anu
'.ltftI..' o: an uN az hat"~''.
Southern preferred. state experience. Ad-
Dress COOK. Box 10 ~ broadway.
AGENTS. WANTED 4. sell tho great
Ruggl"s Electric Iinim~nt. CAL or az
sr.s- RI-tiGIES BROS. dl4 blooini"ll-
~ " hpk"r. y. j.
SALESMAN WANTED Immediately Tor
FoniIfn Nurseries. salary or couhl.ssi"h'
e,,I ,.eutne 90 night man. STONE
WELLINGTON. Toronto ont
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FOR SALE.-Pony stallion. broken 10 har-
ness: also childr.n's ponies. reliable. Al
dress Dr .. 9. JACKSON. l.. q. Box lOi.
Jamaica. J.. J.. y. Y.
GREAT SACRIFICE. Party poin< abroad
offers FOR very low price Tin" light "Nt"n-
sion top cutundcr family surrey. ladN
loop front top pnacton. silver plated mar
ness robes etc. all nearly new. ~ price
In reason refused Inquire at private stable.
10 West 4tth-st
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HELP WANTED.

Eemnle.
WANTED neat. competent slri WIN
y..I reference. a. waitress ana c'aiio~'
rinlI Apply III W'st G9ih-
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AK ENcEILENT OPPORTUNITY ~
offered to /, bright business person III a
located amusement enterprise o,HF Il"
limited amount II capital t,'lu",u' - w.,
information On call. HERMAN, lf' Eas'
lith-st.
AMERICAN PATENTS carefully pro
cured; low charges; advice fr"f 70
wiz GUTHRIE. Corcoran building
Washington. u. g. -
4 PARTNER WANTED for a firSi-class
hotel In BROOKLYN. sos" nec-ssa'S
average business. SO 900 yrarIF NJ Mo
4 grand opening. VI DONALD WIZ
GINS. 40 Nassau-si.
CALIFORNIA raisin vineyard. irrigated.
surrounded fix tres, 90 acres. " lehrs Oh.
2 uil.s from Fresno. eychang" properly
nroun4 Nrw YORK ANDERSON. ~
broadway.
CANDY and CIGAR STORE Good bust.
ness. low rent: lease: good reason for
selling. l.37l Atlantic-av"., BROOKLYN
CONFECTIONERY ic~-cream parlor. soda
fountain. best part Ath-avr., can nv
bought very cheap. party retiring make
oaer' Address BARGAIN. ~ sth-ave.
PARTY v-lTn 5000 can purchase we'll
.stabiisha! AMI profitable business. sat
tsr,.,,rv reas m f.r selling Address
BUSINESS. 80 Iludson-s'.
SOUTHERN MERCHANT would pay '5c
on tho dollar cash ior ia!i Or spring st",K
~ clothing Answer ~ w l 'irN " nv 81
SALE III KCliASlNG AGEN'l. """
Br1ad~~y.
THREE HUNDRED PER CENT can b"
mad. within slx months IN q sound husi-
ness on Investment 81 $1,000. returns
guaranteed and Investment secured. there
fore NJ risk. no s~rricrs required Al re-
er.nc~s. principals only. meaning prompt
business Address BANKER. 1ribun" Oh
flee
TEAS Mlacll. elegant : pounds delivered.
81 - Il. g. DERlNGEH. fost"rl'"'
New York
WANTED Parties with capital - invest
in profitable established business. 70
4.nd address 10 BUSINESS. Box ~. Irlb-
un" 0lhr"
81 500 WILL BY patents tools. dies. etc.
n q metallic novelty Sloov year
easily made SIRE THING. Box II. Trib-
unc One