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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

Inc sem!-annull conference OF the We.tchester
Coun'y chapters Of the brotherhood Of s., Andrew.
r-l' YESTERDAY brought together a large rep
res'niaiion from all parts Of the county, The r-e
pdra'or| meeting at Christ Church at e:i5 in the
' ''''1 "Ins was led by George w Bel. The sermon
NJ %aS Pp1eached Dy the Rev Charles f. Canedy co.
ne rsOC".''e' IN tne afternoon there was a bus
on ing at St johns Chape vita adi:, is.s
81 pLG 'htrh09d Work In tae evening a Il Johns
.rr r,,cn me rev Ilr. r. Wa,por Warren 81 Holy
Unity Church. New-York. preached. Tae
49, Senoo.s ar closed this week for tho annual
-, ms NaCd non The Oil Fellows of Workers
Gl"nIPd service AT the Warburton Avenue Baptist
,nurch iaSt evening. whore ihe Rev. Dr II bart
P'0icN'u special sermon on Oll Fellowship.
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Glleccllnneous.

IH HDeELLS /HDDAEY. tie great
flt remedy Dfii.9 arri'lGs. tender. iif" ,
,..t. CONS. buttons. lnsf.w.ur nails. Dug
gisfs. or maurI o. 2',.. Us i. -. fAi-
Mt1EER W4t'rf,ri. =. y.
GENTLEMES wishing - dispose -
their l,cf-on clothing a. fair Nslu" 81 ]!
t,leas.. call W address EDWARD MILLER.
i, G,h-ave.. near Wa.cfley Place.
PATENTS TOT Inventions secured
,fcnlr', pest Of reference. Liberal terms.
C,rrcspoudencc solicited and all matters
le,d strictly confidential. Address DS' AR
A NTCIsII. < 60. 10. li1 N1nigDmrrj
nyc g.. .mfeid Sea Jersey. "Handh,,E
O.. H.e.'ois' Tree
WEE = ~ e.rroe Mason requires
So. double eagle emblem r'tin'ng '.t-
islni rir-l as security. Address iM-
MEDIATE. l57 4th-aN'.
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Dodro ano Rooms.

MApISON-AVE.. corner - East 10Th
s;-Dcs.rable lst and % floor rooms. IN
suite OF sirg.y. excellent cuisine. summer
rates
MADISON-AVE.. l2O. Handsomely fer
rishcd front room. private hnth. also hrI
room. references.
WEST 74TH-sT. -selec, board IN q
Southern family. references CASHIER.
Y. O. Box =. l65.
90 WEST 18TH ST.-To !ei. with board.
second floor rooms. reference given ana Zee
Quired table board.
3sTH-ST.. ~ EAST Large handsome
second floor: hall room. excellent table.
references exchanged.
ATHEIST. $50 EAST Few table board-
era wanted: small family: exceA~nt table
moderate. references.
JDTH-S ST. 81 WEsT-Second Moor front.
sunny aI"OVe room. with board. other
rooms soon. references
a3D-ST. - WEST Unexpectedly fa-
Gated. large lansomely furnished bali
| room. house and table unrxcepuonahle ief-
er,.c-s.
1906 EAST 18TH ST-Slngle and double
rooms with first class board. reasonable.
summer prices. American.
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domestic 9ltua.iou5 tudnico
Males.

A. COMPANIONS >, invalid NIL 'mnn %
.,.arlensed nurse and uiass"uf ''Si
rDi.rrnccs Address ~ HSE. 10 i"''
i1th-s'.
HITLER. A ledy leaving OR Enr2P"
Wishes p.sitioa Tor hcr butler. hignlt
recommended. English age 20 r''S'
5rl-st.
CAPABLE. reliable pers ms io M Ps'
,,ons ~ ali grades cen hc secured ny "i!n
living IN ndyan"e az CHRISTI " AZ
~ EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY,". 81 "'''
House. y. !.
rAEETAKEK Elderly couple WI ,a az
h.st ~ care ~ furnished oi unfHrh'S'.
nous. for the summer. 81 longer "'7' '''
.,r.nces bEHTIST, pl2 ith-h'c.
CARETARERS.- a maa anf VIZ VI" VIZ
chtll-.n, Z, take care of gentleman ~ ~
,,,.,,c IN. summer. highest reference 2.
Nm. ETFNER. ~ East 'Oih-s'.
COOK 90 WAITER A Jap yohn,
man ~ good cook or waiter N P.lF' W.
family q BOX ~ Tribune oihc'.
cooK-Bv a German ~: European
training. on" yenr N ih's roun'Tt uhr"l
stands pat y. 20 Kse.st' lioDo'-' H.
IL, J.
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.,o,.xT vERNON'S DEMOCRATIC RULE.
N.ov1xG THAT THE DEMOCRATS WOULD LIKE
~ NAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
REDUCE THE TAX RATE
.,be democratic party is one Of deficiency ana
l" n,.,,blicln party one ot surplus Is shown bv
" .,,,snt issued to the citizens by ex-Alderma,,
''s,l Johnson. Of Mount Vernon whose pos,,o,
sa'1 a,sr,hcr Of the Finance Committee OF the Co.r.
council gave him opportunity to obtain ,ntIma,.
r'Salgc OF the affairs under the Democratic y T.
~osraiion
cav. that SAD indeed We're the reflections ~ tho
.ahic.n officials. o. which he was one. who TOOK
".,.sou cf The city government on June Is 1892
- ina, amid the in1escribable confusion and
* lef; behind n the City Clerks Office the new
W. FOUND tcll-tale checkbook in an Old ssf.
Qhch were siuns Tho more important; Of m,
= recorls
~ahsa ,ne Republican Finance COMMITTEES onone,
~, chccklo1N ;hoy were altogether unprepared for
I.sbock thl. its Examination produced That com
s found DRAFTS numbered from Is to 1C9 hal
- is,.el % various persons amounting t. $3.50 s..
:, ,ay waich Mr. Berry the retiring Dcmocratl,
c,slrer hal deposited N the bank $3.50 IS. show
=, bank account 10 be overdrawn $l.729 49, This
.,irlv vs. not an encouraging start bu, vors.
-, in store. The Republicans found mountain or
md BILL tonne over year old. amounting to
,1m4 They also discovered that their Demo,
',,,lc pr .es-ors had neglected 10 pay interest on
Kinds sew. months past due. amounting to $40
rsr In addition the following accounts were
MY when '.ey should have contained: Sewer con-
s,-,c.ion "a. - i9 %, highway improvement fund
r,7l general fund. 29S95 Sc; total $6sS7s CO. More
.,,a this o.. lateral sewer fund was overdrawn
rgS4ss Co.'S l,rabc of this wonderful nnanciering
cas- done in ..e six weeks just preceding the entry
i.se Rerut..ean into power
'~Nspn tho lts; years work Of Republcanisro We
,isj me city treasury dd not exhibit Democratic
.;saclency ot $4,000. bUt showed a Republican SUI
.ns oi $1,000. ready 20 pay every municipal obics-
- The apl preaching election is awakening IN,
Drocrlilc -paTcrs - the lively necessity OF al
.s~n,ing s'r, ~'rt of an explanation of this dis
graceful chapter In the local history Of their party
Shsr crazy ,uf0ry about q tlN-rate deceves n5hoiy
II tneYe Is ayihinS the matter with the tax-rafr
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DIREcrOES MrAr MlKE Gn0n sn.na.

Trenton. y. j., April 2e.-Nice-CNancelor Bird has
decided that certain mortgages 20 The amour; Of
nearly 10000 made by tn. directors Of the now
dofunct Star Rubber Company IN favor Of them
selves ana three Trenton banks. and recorded at
midnight three days before the concern went into
the receivers hands valid lie. however. de-
cidf! that n" directors must make good siS.0p
paid N dividends 70 the stockholders which dil
not represent real earnings. The directors and
banks VIII realize abou, O, per cent upon thcr
losses. hut tn, mortgages cover nearly Al Of the
property Of IN" company. AMI the general creditors
viii receive practically nothing The directors are
we!-known Trenton capitalists. who were victims
Of The bad Management, Of The comIdny's manager.
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rl)orA Danir0.
Males
VA !. HAKTi%G.
Expert Accountant HnI Audiio'
Tarrs- HuNding Rom 80. - PARK Pow

Trreft Accountant AMI Auditor.
pa-rs- Iui.dins KIM 90 y PARK Pow
.rn,.i,.r,'r.. .!.-.l.-. w.ik ar.,fine sl.
DIES. ADVERTISER 81 ii'nrs
..,.,.f-.-r..-r o., -..oat;grprE
-, 80 gtfe'.,li ~ infr'..,. accounts
l,sir.s Temporary &C permanent I.lti
l,.-f references. tolerate salary ~
ooi-STS P.x 2 Trh.n- 90
,,.,...,, 49,. ..,.t.. .,........tt,.
'..' ' ,,,....., Lag o..
...l.n' famlt nan', ', a.t .. ui,ni.r
'.r t.lrs man I.r.nr ruam.r. Hl .il..
f,n o.. 'rlt. ALFii - e" f'r
AZ rNrrur ia .aa,,b,rl give. tr.,..,.
i.s'u.n.n. m.i~rn .,s'.r .~'raci j.. 49,.
Df 'if"" 800 nih- SEM y" 'i' ''f' '' 80
fr."4f''. Roam 90.
= GEHTLEMAN ".fh"s FL -'i'' 'r
Young man BOO nl..nr-. BOO"
i'.'f-'l .'H o. bones '. 81. ''it 80 i".'
".'
A''pi FiANI. .''
als,...'.t aal 90 moderate ff"
Ak ENrrlErl" ari fri.'ro,ti. l4.'
-..- fl,r ..t HI.n .,ti.fi t..... t.frfl .'I
,.n-- .Ir,nII.n. specially -..l at r"Sl-
'i"'''.-. .''i'' ,... ,..., 1870. %.
iii t.r. ... ..rt.
,..i...t .....,r, OIL.
,..e.,t,fl.. you'd ..itfr expected. f.f.
.fft.f |sfI.I.. county adde's.
r,,f- .1y 'l.~.,.Iv...
A','i /" -, i, ,''..'..',.' AJAX
f'N.N' N''Hp - A., -r.r,pNl
W''HF q" ,'h,. - 49,,
Jr, ~ ANIME ''" NV
AtItENlTIFS HiLPEN -Iy q young
MN strong ana re.id,le. willing f, work
laiH tt.i"-' 'H'''.
West 3-d-~''
uo.KKrt.pEE NJ I.v a lusin"ss man
,.,tkrer.r ,,ff.sp.rd-nf. salesman.
competent trrs'wor hi d~si"' I"fn"n"n'
employment. reasonable frn .iN'tail i"i
"roue's. Address STEPHENSON. - N"ri
''''
Toy - We'll ~.lu.n'~l can fIi tul
write Tngilsh and German. wishes 20 posi-
u'N. '''i'N o. -
HiTrHEE -MIdlr-a,-i hr.' class w'.i-
man 100 ail respect. honest. g, her. iulDs'ri-
ous lest f"f"f'nrf-. j. w. oil M''il~
ave-. ''' ''N'}h'
HGDKNLEfEIi Experienced ald r"l'-
pi. desires a situation IH zach "r any
OFFICE. uufk. best reference. Address l..
GHt'%BY. 81 west liih-st
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FURNISHED Rooms.

y CHARMING LOCATION. Offering At
trac''vc rooms. East 3lth-st.. gentlemen
preferred. house is newly decorated and
freshly furnished
SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. having
fitted up house near 3th-ave.. wishes one
or party Of gentlemen 20 take part or
whole floor. with or without board. refer
"aces. Address NEAR HERALD SQUARE.
BOX 2lo. Tribune once.
To LET. from June TO October
Furnished soconf-aoor apartment. - West
G'th-st. so per month. LANG.
WEST ilTH-sT.. 2l7.-i.arre front a.
cove rooms. ~ fioor. TO man and wife. os
Two gentlemen.
WEST 3isT-sT. -IIandsomcly fur
nishel rooms. suites. siLcly. p3rinr HoHf
suitable for doctor or private. Breakfast ,.-
tonal.
lsTH-sT.. l23 EAsT.-vcry plcssa7,
large room. also hall room. without board
S5TH-ST IS WEST Handsomely ;.r-
nished rooms for gentlemen. running
water. references.
42D-ST.. To- WEST -Hansome par, r
and bedroom. dentist. other rooms
4oD-sT.. 222 EAST.-NiceN furnishod
station. running water. gas. bath. liclf
housekeeping or gentlemen. reasonable no
children.
45TH-ST.. - WEST Private family.
god rooms on 81 and iih Moor. physician
Office
Il MADIsON-AVE- Elegant parlor floor
rooms. bath. parties partly furnishing
reduction made; family or gentleman.
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NEWARK.

The Rev Or. Boyd. the retiring pastor If P,ldle
Memorial Church. preached his farewell sermons
Yesterday morning and evening before larSe con-
gregations. DR. Boyd goes - take charge Of his Oh
church in ST Louis. The resignation Of Professor
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Furnished Gonses Go Let.

e'nsDlFONDACKS Bishop potter has re-
\, s.eq ne t9 lease his charming cotthse
Lake Placid Tor the season. house
~ fully furnished. superhly located
ny. also others. & NJ. NOBLE. Have
1T building. \. Y
boz. SHORT HILLS. y. Charming
Cow. non depot. lawns. garden, iru'.
81 ,nickrns. healthy. mountain seen
-: LYON. y Park Row.
er,., sPARkILL. ~. "a cOmmodious
!rn,,e.l,. mouse. fully furnished all modern
teIsttehenis. stabIing for 4 horses. large.
tor. ,aded lawns. high and healthy lOca-
Nh. beautiful scenery: Gne drives. IS
nlfSes-e nom Chambers-st Ferry rent
ofes address DORnAN. Tribune
cot,sanlLL MTs .--Grand Hotel station
eoo,s rooms furnishcd hardwood
an. ,ee.ssNation 2.iJO It.. only $3.50 sea
y. T. i'oN 49, North I"rry''""'
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ISFFT-I Imam Young man. ~. wishes
situation In private family. way ~ IN oil
TO du'l-s II flrs' class private house. OK
c"llen' hand a. waiting silvei. "io., he''
private family reference. !. r. 100 East
3lst. -.
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LOW REST ana Inducements for manu-
hctglei 2. occupy 4-stofy factory 1000
sllare fe0f. l1-rs out, - horse steam
plant su..ION. SieWart Eulldlng.
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COMPANION or MAID. by Swiss
lady speaking German. French and Eng
llsh fueu'lN. accustomed - 'rAF~lling IN
Europe good paCkrr and ncellewomln IS
useful companion ~ maid - lHdN going
abroad cHm p"'-nt 10 act ~ courier. best
references. Nd irc.s SWISS. liG West
18th -
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domestic Siiuatlons Uante0


domestic 5ituations Uanteo
Males.
\ FRENCH FAMILY wishes place "H
canti.fnan.s farm. man good farmer dnu
Eard.a.i. COOL driver. wife goo9 80
washes and irons. XII waitr"s. ana Snas,''
b.ruald. best references. Address + H.
iui clinton Place.
CHEZ o. STEWARD a strictly re-
spectacle French cook and WIFE
otlir-,l. economical and good manager. NJ
n III. ia West 2lst-s'.
c0ACHMAN and GARDENER. BY re-
liable man. single. understands h.rs"~ an"
driving long experience. care = no"r.s.
fruits AMI Vegetables. good mixer h1'
afraid Il woIk. b~st city references. GAK-
DENER Blk a. Tribune Ot'ic".
cCscIIMAN.- BY useful Young man.
good steady driver. mixer. care l'"h'
furnace. tine groom. good city reie'en -
Address RELIABLE. "Gl Jd-a'"
COACrIMAN.- BY married man. good
driver. en-, and country, drive four OF ii IN,
dom II required capable ~ fakins mn
charge II g~ntl'man's stables. references.
Address . g. care !. y Brewster K Go.
3ie West 4al-st.. or ioG East a1'h-s'.
COACIIMAN.- a single scotchman.
agp.I -. best u city references from prom,
rrnt families. Address, THOMAS, l'V
West 51th-st.
y
,h.- wiling and oJlging. city references.
last @mplo,-r can he seen. 10 objection -
country. Address 3 days. iG6I Broadway.
harness st'i'.
COACIIMAN by young ngle man
knows his iusiress. personal references.
l"ai 5'r-aV~.
COACIIMAS - married man. fhor-
ouVliy understands hts business. 10 years
rrsf-.l Las written and personal references
from laft employer. hfst-class city driver;
~ 9D'". '"'a 10 '''"'''' INV '''"'
M'"' "'''
CONCHMN N.-Es 4 married man. no
'a,'i, - ',fy ~ c,,,n,r, y 80 o2i
,.,.,,
tOA'llMAN. -'ientl'man gong 10 W.
rop" wishes place ipr his coachnan, VINO
~ ~, ,,,.,' Is 'har,n,biy hnnssi
1 - ,i,,i.l b.,i.i. r.rommsn1..I
',,I-..' t,tIE To%c G1rt chester \ Y
fDN'HMNN.-BN man "i ln.dlH" Sc
ant 80 ors fh'.r,.hI, exner,enced md
! ,' ,,.,,,, .t,,,..i, n,,,.r,f.. .nllring
| AMI ,...'...g,,l s,ylish and careful city
| drive az - wears excellent q; r'lrr'h''
- IsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

IEONARU'S "Ar!inst on compartment al
travelling trunk. specimen exhibited. 500
cash ard balance royalty also ip."ith ~
80. substantial income guaranteed. Ed
GAR TATE < COMPANY. - Bro1d"fN.
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t-SEFi Imam f." private family can
take entire charg, ~ frsi-class dining
room. drawing room. main hail. etc OK
a.liert hand IN silver. hrass. mirrors. win
doNs. also gon'leGi9ns wardrobe: highly
recommended 4 vs.. l22' Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

CHILDEENS NURSE Two experienced
nurses. American. hospital training. would
lisa 20 obtain situation looking after Young
children. would go together or separate.
.ourtN prrferr"l hes references. could
comm -uD. Immediately Address Ms
MARY. h o Box 23, Res"lank. staten
Island.
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gounlrn Real estate Do Eet.

LENOX.-Richmond. near Lenox.-- Colo
Nal MATS N. fully furnished: moderate
ieat; photos. Sc. NIXON. " Broadway.
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SEANSTRl:SS An American young
lady ~ nett sramstress with dressmaher ;
is a ,,,od unssh-r. VIII also 60 out win
dressmaker II required. Address SEAM
STRESS I53 Franklin-st.. Bloomfield. "
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c.pDENFD English: many years eT-
,erterce in oil branches in and outdoors
fr,it flowers and vegetables. best reiei-
enc.s I. O. short HIS. y. j.
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PARTNER with SiO.O1n 70 $l1''No
wanted IN a well established bushes
having - per cent; money Vel o.. .,t .-'.
Principals only address Box "'' ''''''''
n(re.
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COMPANION or GONERNESS. BY 4 re-
rn-d Swiss Kindergarten t@tcher. years
bo~t references from ono family. teaches
German French and English. no objection
% country or travelling. Address +. ).
Post Hestlntr. Montclair y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

COLD CHAIRS only y 20. reduced from
81 10. warranted French ear gi"n' 81
- ,nat.rs GOLD CHAIR MANI
FACTII:EEs. - Murray IT,
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ATTENTION DRrGGISrS' EAHG Nh.
-SGu viii buy. hour ou'. ~ ri'r ~ l-."l
s,.cE business fixtures new - cash
49, store low rent HODGES. l1G
broadway Room y.
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YONKER.:.

are a,p nSt mlsgovernment and queer bookkeeping
'e enough explanation 10 the wise citizen
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Business Chances.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE He's l...-
IN. bottle stopper. IhNon t'r h''iI"f"nt
i,Jrgass.s nuc cleaner. fDl 3ui. Icht1i1'n. +
cn,nse receiver. EDGAR TATE q ''-l-
PANY. 20 HroaIWaF
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-. ~ia!s 70 Get ilnfurnlshc0

palk ,hCbERT. 59fh-st.. fronting the
every 80 ,iul nat. all improvements
IS NsiEs: wELLE$. care Vermilye & e..
froemE DALH0rsIE an wc., ,G,b-sf :
ana in evc.,nI ,ral Park: absolutely nrcproof
Ianliies. respect: n nrs;-c home for
reat AM noice apartment, 10 roo.ss. %
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ISDt'- L. MAN. b co'rpetent us"iu =
MAN I'm private family for country. under
stands care u horses. cow and house"ort
thoroughly. can or address for personal
reference - ]. LETBA. care OF Mrs T..
Iauterlach. . East 1S'h ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

TOTSEKEEpER.- Nidd'e-Agen Mr -. ,c y,
bnusos furnished or unturnish"d' 1s sIrass
and English: best c.', sr'N',s; 40 p-,o6'
- \ Tribune Uptown Once. In nF'a'-
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

rpfAR TATE & COMPANY. ~ Brad
,vav on~r following patents iHi sal" ;
Blacks air pump. 1l4"". 'nhpnlI" =
10. cittey. slcrn.an's neW gas govern r.
lace needle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

PAYING PATENTS FOR SALE SINAI. =
oiling can and backing box, Moof"h 'o-
T,rnion glove holder. Tolmie's tent. mn.
',rrafnr. EDGAR TATE q COMPANY.
2i5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

iT0T-GFT, FrrER.-fy a capable. refined
- evneriarred woman. In school. hotel or
private fgmnv Address iiOl SER r"EhN'
Fox 23s Tribune Oflce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

uOr'SFKEEPER. Ply en- experience.
harsetcener in private family; accus,onneo
10 children: best II reference; AI on,.,
WOTSEKEEPER. BOX 80. Tribune once:
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r-SEFr-I.-MAN- COOK.-By experienced
German couple. man 20 10 useful horses.
garden. wife as cook or chamh"rnald' ~
client references. salary moderate. .Ad-
dregs Gl' NFFRT. 20 Wet lNh-et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-30

I'SEFT-I.-MAS. young man. - years
y ace. desires position on gentleman
.,untrv Mace. understands thoroughly the
care 4 horses. good driver. can milk. etc.
highest references. Address \ NELSON.
h'n n o-ill u.
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UOr-SEWORh by elderly fro'fs,tnss
yv1raa - 40 uRht housework IN ma, s.yo
home preferred 20 high wages, sooh rem
..,ce. f22 Tlllay-sf.. B-ooNlyn. --
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10 LET Threr-oiory brick bay window
oFtiing fWD-st1ry extension. 10 rooms
SpNIaie servlnts' stairs. all improve
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N,alsife FRCDK T. TEAREY. II Jth-aTe..
atssrk. y. J.
,IARRYTOWN- THE CASTLE. SUN.
~ Season only. harOnial mansion: superb
O. '~"' moderate rent. NIXON. 90 Eva,
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uOlsEWORK -Toung. NY Conan ora, 50
rlain cook ar1 laundr"ss. or general house
Work: civ or country. EiR'k b'hEAO'
10 F,as, 3tfh-s'
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NI-ESE - many years experience 10
care Tor nervous prostration case. invalid
LADY or sick child uncNcrpiionaole REFER
.nces 1913 West l2lsi-st.
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s.AsEMENT AND SCB-BASEMENT'
rtar windows 40 Warren-sI.
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yrWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
UESTCHESTER COUNTY.

.,o,.vT vERNON's DEMOCRATIC RULE
.,ov.1XG THAT THE DEMOCRATS WOULD LIKE
HAVE CEEMATED-REPUDLIcANs WILL
REDUCE THE TAX RATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-08

A man named Thomas Jenkins was ar
rested by officers Bradley and Maher last
night He had a big case of the u. It's
and took the officers for boa constructors
He was Ill enough to be sent to Garfield
Hospital.
On Sunday evening next a weeks re-
vivals will be begun at the Gay Stree,
Baptist Church, under the direction OF
Rev. J. ID. Smith, department chaplain and
chaplain of Sheridan Post, G. A r., OF
Philadelphia. Mr.. Smith has been assist.
ing Mr.. Moody at Convention Hall since
his stay here in Washington.
John Chase tried TO cut Wm. Wise yes
terday. His knife succeeded in Sitting the
latter's coat, but infiicting no flesh
wounds. He was arrested and locked up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-03-08
DIED.
BRADSHAW.

BRADSHAW. At Benning. n. e. AZ 4:s5 an
Thursday. March : 1894. JOSEPH LlNplEY
BRADSHAW, aged fifteen months.
Funeral private; pm. March . from rssiien.e.
baltimore sun please copyD
DoRNEY. On "Wednesday. March Z. 1884. ELLEN
DORNEl.
Funeral from her sisters residence. Mrs. Mahouey.
$40 9th street southwest, Friday. March 3. at
y O'Clock sharp High mass at 81 Mars
invited to attend. alexandria .apers please
copy
DUFFY. on March :. 1894. JOHN DUFFY. In the
seventy -hrst year Of his age. -
Funeral from HIS late residence, 1903 35th street
on Friday, March 3, at an
ELLISON On March s. 1924. at $50 am. at the
residence Of his parents, West End, Falls
Church. Va. JOHN ". only Of VIM. N.
and Lillian b. Ellison. in the fourth year Of
Funeral IRON Dulin Chapel. Falls Church. Friday
al pm.
KENGLA. on "Wednesday. March Z. 1894. at u
Funeral tomorrow; the 9th. at II an. from Holy
Trinity Catholic Church. Georgetown helsuyes
and friends invited. No flowers.
NELSON, On "Wednesday March !, 1894, at e:.5
second sou Of Belle F. and Douglas Nelson.
aged two months and twenty-eight days
street northwest Friday, March 8. at 10 o'eieef
am
NOLAN. On Thursday. March s. 1894. FRANK
BENNETT NOLAN. son Of James J. and Mar
Interment private.
PRONATTAIN. on Wednesday. March T. 1894 st
$40 pm. ELIZABETH PRONATTAlN, widow
Of the late Evan PrOwattain Of Philadelphia.
Funeral private.
QUIZ. On "wednesday. March Z. 1894. at $50
pm. JAMES QUILL. aged thirty-seveu years.
Funeral from 80 + street northwest. Mass at
O'Clock Friday morning, st. Aloysius Church
SEUFERT tnee EMGE. ON Thursday. Marvh g.
1924. at 10 am. FRANCES. beloved wife Of
John Seufert.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 112 street
northeast. Saturday at ESQ a. N, thence 70 81
Jos-Ih's Church where requiem mass VIII he
said for repose OF her soul. Relatives and
trends are respectfully invited 20 attend.
baltimore papers please copyD
SPAIGHT. On Wednesday, March Z. 1894. at 7:S
am. JOHN. beloved child Of James and Julia
Spaight tnee Eagan,. aged one year and twenty
four days.
Funeral from parents residence. 4th and streets
northeast. Friday, March .. al pm
Friends and relatives respectfully invited &c
attend.