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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
struck BY an Engine.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 3.-Frank Rogge, .
railroad man. was struck and almost in.
stantly killed by an engine on the
Great Western road. Rogge was en-
Moved a. q coach cleaner, and at the
time of the accident was at work on
coach on q side track.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Severe Rain Storm.

PERRY, 0. T., Oct. 3.-This city was
visited by a severe rain storm during
the night. Many business houses were
flooded and considerable damage was
done. In the town of Mckinney, 10
miles north of here, business houses and
residences in the lowlands were flooded.
Much damage was done to goods in
e+oros r., III &E1 Il
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Freight Rates Advanced.

OMAHA, Oct. 3.-Missouri river roads
have announced that after Oct. 20. all
freight rates to Portland and adjacent
points will be advanced from to IS
per cent. This is discrimination in
favor Of San Francisco though the oh.
ject is q mystery. Local railway cir.
cles are much disturbed over the sit.
nation, e...-.. IL EE a+s
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Vest at Kansas City.

KANSAS CRY, Oct. 3.-Senator George
G.. Vest opened the Democratic state
campaign at the Auditorium in this
city. Over 1000 enthusiastic people
crowded the large theater and accorded
the speaker. perhaps, as rousing a re-
ception as any orator ever received in
Kansas CITY, 81
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
work For Five Hundred Mon.

GLOUCESTER, N. j., Oct. s.-The
Gloucester bingham mills will resume
operations next Monday, after shut
down Of about two months. The mills
will give employment to about 500 men.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Window Glass Industry.

M1LLv1LLE, N. J., Oct. 8.-There is
good prospect of q general resumption
of the window glass industry in this
vicinity. The firm operating the big
plant at Atco, N. J., has signed the
scale and will start up in few days.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Anti-Foreixn Feeling Increasinr,

i SHANGHAI, Oct. S.-The anti-foreign
feeling at Pekin is increasing hourly
and the authorities find it difficult to
repress outbreaks on the part of the
Chinese. The leading Chinese repre-
sentatives at Pekin fear that If the JAP
anese march upon Pekin, the capital
will be captured as the Chinese soldiers
gathered there to defend it are dissat.
isfed and unreliable.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Under tho Mulct Law.

DUBUQUE, Ia., Oct. 8.-Two more
township assessors, making five in al,
have reported saloonkeepers under the
mulct law, the $500 tax feature OF
which win soon be in force throughout
the state, Ia ss
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
A st. Paul Strike.

ST. PAUL, Oct. Slowing to- diff
ference between the Pressmen's union
and the st. Paul Dispatch all union
men on that paper, including printers,
stereotypers and pressmen, have gone
on strike. ssz.. LII -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Diphtheris Spreading.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, OCT. s.-Diph-
iberia is gaining foothold in this city at
q rate that is causing some alarm.
There are ~ cases reported.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
sixty-Eirht Given Sentences.

ROME, Oct. 3.--The trial Of the mem
bers of the Malavita society which
opened at Lucera, near Foggio, in Sep
TENDER, was finished Tuesday. Four
teen of the accused were acquitted and
68 were sentenced to terms of imprison.
ment varying from FIVE five to ten
voars r. "-... ... r.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Lightning Kills Horses.

! CHAMBERLAIN, s. D., Oct. Slight
ming struck and fred the barn of
Charles Yooum near here totally de-
stroying it and burning five horses.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
Havemeyer and searles Indicte,,

Havemeyer and Searlos Indicted.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The grand
jury has brought in indictments against
Henry o. Havemeyer and John Seazles
of the sugar trust for refusal to answer
questions put to them, by the senate
sugar trust investigating committee.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-04
steemer Neosho Abandoned,

4 CHICAGO. Oct. 3-The steamer Neo-
sho, which went ashore on Spectacle
reef, has been abandoned to the under.
writer's. She was owned in Cleveland,
and was valued at 100000.
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LOOKING ron A MISSING roRGrR

Minneapolis. May 6.-On April II Afrcl w Sey-
mOur, a bookkccper employed by Osborne & Clarke.
mho- dc acrs. lcft the city. y discovered that
he had committed f)rgerics t. the amount Of $500
Developments since his disappearance prove that
he IL one o. gang OF swindlcrs who have been
operating In Minneapolis 81. Paul. Omaha. Kansas
city. Dcs Mones and Chicago. Seymour is known
10y a number Of aliases. among them Z. /" Goodwin.
Alfred ". Seymour. G. b. Hamilton and G. H.
Haley. 10 has served two terms in State peniien-
tiarcs. term Of Two years for forgery being
spent at Anamosa. Twenty years ago he was sus-
pectcl Of completely ~ murder in Texas. bat. IN
spite OF h.1 shortcomings. he held tho position Of
County Commissioner at Sioux city ana f. well
known there. When hc left Minneapolis ne got of
at Sioux city. and In p hnlf-a,ur's time .uccecded
In Cashng drafts which had been clcVerly raised
from nG and SIS to 1850 and 800 respectively.
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voryG WBON4LD REMAINS IN HIS GILL;.
80 one WILLING TO GO on HIS BAIL BOND FOR
snonO-H1s CRIMINAL WORK.

49, cyr WILLING TO GO on HIS BAIL BOND FOR
Nooco-Hls CRIMINAL WORK.
Can Francisco. May (SpeciaD.-Young Dick
,.nonan the san Francisco 1nancier who emu
,.,aS "Napocon" Ives and wrecked two good
us sits IN his cell at the county jail and
Ids oyer Inc ingratitude OF friends who refuse
:. % on his $1,000, bail bond. Though the specific
sss,vs on which Mcdonald is indicted mentions
Nn,y ,ao oo enbezzlcd from the Pacific Bank. it IS
..n,sb, this is only one of A half-dozen counts
.h,cb will swell the sum for which he Will have 10
.,su,er above the amount Of his bail The Grand
Inrv has mass Of evidence against him. large
,,r, NJ the stolen money was put into schemes in
rh,ch he had a dircct personal interest McDon-
"a despte his hraVado. IS coWardly ana were ne
..sisase1 on moderate bail he would take hight
MN the officers arrested him he broke down ana
rent and his conduct in prison has been destitute
a, dignity or sclf-cOn,r0l II IS douDuui Wnethcr
Ne has any real friends who will come to his AID
~ the parasites who ala his dirty work ana raj ,
tened OH his generosity have already arandoned
him. " ,.,o. How, sav,,gs
pank1Jenkins Graves and Montgomery-were In
dicted Saturday but they VIII not De arrested untl
to.morrow The charge against them is stealing
trono Inc hank vaults $4,000 In stock. deposited as
Collateral for a loan. This stock belonged to
,Ss,smrant keeper c. O. Swanberg. who left here
tor Sweden last summer with a certified check on
ne pacific Rank for So. o00. As Mcdonald feared
visit 10 the Pacific Bank by the Bank Commits
sioners he Transferred these securities and the loan
10 the Peoples Home. Swanberg deposited the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
,rc1sraTION ~ NEU-JERSET.
,.y,,es AT TRENTON WILL PRoLoNG THE
srssroN TO ENACT NEEDED LAWS

L" .rssrov TO ENACT NEEDED LAWS.
Nav { CspecaD.-tt a conference OF the
Tren''" senator's held Just before adjournment
RepIU', ,u,o important matters were discussed
last 80 ,,non 50 far the Senators were en-
ana a 9, one was that the BIZ placing in the
solen " ,ha Mayors Of Newark and Jersey City
hanu' - apponi the Boards Of Public Works
'n' ci,ies woud no; be passed over the Gov
OF " ", vAto and another was that the Bill en-
enO. the governing bodies and township COM
po"e'7 Hudson and Essex counties 20 appoint
m"T us ~ Freehoders for those counties would
me no modified This kind OF legislation is not
h"s tive NJ the reform policy TO which the Re
~ u. Marty has committed isef, ana conse-
puo'r' s',,tors VOORHEES, and S,okes will not sup
q'' vew bis mus; be drafted TO provide To-
poi' ,.,,,,n % these boards by the popular vote
me 1,vs will be required 70 compete this pro-
ST. .s now, legislation. and hence prolonsaiion OF
psssson Indeed. IL looks row az If The session
ne ,.,, ,ir May % or %. Two, possibly three.
woua - IN he needed to put through the CON
weehsso Reiistr.ctng biz. Just inroduced. ana
rsssiona' ~ he reorganization OF various State
iso IN ars the MANAGEMENT Of pubic Institutions
hards nn"nartisan BASIS. This W, make the session
% no.f on record in New-Jersey twenty weeks.
he lying 10 the iDVe stiCatiOn of the Hudson
In 1890 SO,Trooibox frauds the session lasted nine
Conh5 xssks TIE next longest was fifteen weeks
teen W. In 1g76 1856 ANA 1889 Among the Short
when were those of 1872 ana 1923 which were
Only NM mi provng for the abolition q the office Of
IneuU5 i Of the Court Of Common Peas In every
Lay Juqs me STATE. and substituting now county
coun' scheme. has not yet been taken up i9r con
sier1,iDoanr for Preslcn, Rogers II it becomes
atr . the heads OF sixty-three Democratic judges
a, s@ +" IN the basket The COUNTY judges are T.
% enO osrs AMI a. salaries ranging from 5000 up
rarS The bill gives ne p"ope ths oSp2r'"lIF 10 TO
choose brb and ow are appointed by the Governor.
lgassnso ne vi. also save Sll2.'oo yearly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
HOTEL De LILLE ET D'ALBIOh
HOTEL CHATHAM,
OressmnkinQ.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKiNG Imported
fash .lrs. hotel orders 81 short notice
goocs purchased . desired mo-lerat.
prices Ms MELROY. ~ East ilth-s,.
between Broadway ana University Place.
ARTISTIC pREssMAKING perfcc,.n,.
tng clFtumc@. handsome dresses. ST.
Mu~ uWEN. $50. ~; West 22d-si
pREssMAKER God. quick dress
fnisher wishes more rnFarrnienis IS the
day IN famliles. makes over nicely. high
cst references. Mrs. bryant. 5Ol East
ipths'
DRESsMAKER will nab~ engagements
hv the day. ladies or children. can Mt
well. terms 81 ~. carfar~ when required
g. cal. fos nn interview. please appoint
time when - call. Address NJ l.. Box
T. Tribune once.
DREsSMAkER wants a few more Gus
TONERS ~ home. SUITS from s. NJ ~
FOX. 5l2 West sDth st.. near Riverside
DIVE.
MILLINER Visiting. ladies called IN
own materials used. elderly ladies bon.
nets speciality J 81, 80 East lsih-sf ,
second floor
NINE. n ASTOiNETTE. ~ West
lt'ih-s'. c0uturiere ffancsis~. perfect ~.
ing and stylish gowns. ladies' i''.d az
residence. moderate prices o. de,ay
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4 TAX DECISION ~ KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan. May 6-The Supreme Court yester-
day reversed the decision Of the Cloud County Dis
trict Court in granting an Injunction against the
collection Of the bank tax. The Citizens National
Bank Of Concorda secured injunction against
the collection Of the taxes the ground that the
indebtedness OF the bank should be deducted from
the va,ue Of the stock and only the difference be
subject 20 taxation. The Court holds that all money
OF whatever character. corporate stocks and mon
eyed capital Of every description subject TO taxa
ton without deduction FOR Indebtedness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
forses ano G arriagee.

A GENTLEMAN going abroad offers for
,yfe fne team Of carriage horses paE'
i'rnwn i5l. hand. 10 and II years old. APP
ply Immediately. 10 ISAAC 5. PLATT. loO
Gretnwica-st
AT GREAT BARGAlNs.-Seven sound.
GENTLE chunky Horses and Mares. $50 70
S75 weeks trial; top Grocer Wagons ana
Trucks los Freeman-st. Greenpoint.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
SEASON. outfit for children. Ad-
dress DR.. o. c. JACKSON, Pony Breeder.
Z. o. Box i6l. Jamaica. L. !.
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prr1raI IN COLORADO MINING.

Denver COL May 6.-The Rico Aspen Mining
Company. which closed down It's property In Rico
last year because Of the silver depression paid iis
reoular monthly dividend Of 5000 yesterday. The
,rire resumed work last October. and development
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

has shown that the amount Of gold in the ore has
considerably increased. which. with decreased
OF production. for the dividend. snip
ments of gold for the first three months OF last
year, az compared with tho same time this year,
shows an increase Of upward Of G0 per cent. while
the gain IN silver has been but 30 per cent. Last
month hfiy-four cars OF ore were shipped from the
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07
FURNISHED 1onses 90 Get.

AT DANRrRY. CONN For the sum
mer. nrst-class furnished house ~ 10
rooms. all Improvements. minut's' Walk
from the y s.. y. II. a. II. X. X depot.
y. r. RILKLEY. 2js Main-st.. Danbury.
Conn.
A NEARLY NEW. beautifully furnished
cottage bedrooms hot and cold running
water bhth. gas and stables. at Moriches.
Long bland. one Il the healfhi"st places
I'm Tho neighborhood 4 Nov YORK, rent
$500 Apply 10 40 East isth-st.. New
York
CORNWALL HEIGHTS.-TO lct for the
season r. year. lafg" house furnished. with
al cony enicnccs. extensive river and noun
tain vlew.: stable. COW. ice. garden. fruit
j. A.. Box = Tribune ONCE.
ELRERON Cherry wud cottage. fully
furnished u acres. large stable. BEALS
13i Leonard-st., y. J.
FOR RENT.-At Catskil Station. y Y.
a commodious house. partly furnished; II
rooms hot and cold water. bath. Ice
hours from city. JOHN T.. GILLETTE.
To RENT Low Delaware House. IS
furnished rooms Relmar. y j ocean
front J. w. FIELDER. 20 Idher'y-st
TO RENT. Furnished cottages at STAN
ford -Catskllls. Address W. H..
MALPINE. Stamford. =. Y.
TO RENT for season. furnished cot
tage, eight rooms. near station and shore
stable Mrs. MARY ALVORD. Greens
Farms. Conn.
1000 ISLANDS. To rent furnished cot
tage on. Island, 1ear Alexandra iay. Far =
tIculars and photographs with W. j.
TOWNSEND. 40 Wall-st.
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check with Swedish bank. but. before he got the
secured his check and hurried back. He tried re-
peatedly TO regain his securities. hut failed. and
only obtained them last Thursday night by bribing
certain officers Of the bank
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MAClINlST. Respectable married man
wishes situation aS lathe hand or helper
in.I w0rfe~. Address T. W, l>2 Nassau
ave. Brooklyn. "a noar.
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gounirp Real &sidie % Get.

Lemon Richmond. near LenoN. C.in.
NAL mansion. fully furnished. moderate
rent: photos. &c. NIXON. - Broadway
TARRYTOWN-''THE CASTLE. SUN
r.er season only: barOnia mansion. superb
view. moderate rent. NIXON. % B'waJ
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6elp nauieo.
Mal.s

Males
WANTLD Cool Sob dyer. steady work
% good industrious sober man Address
GEORGE HoHRMAYER II Well.-f
Hartford Conn
WANTED An all around straightfor-
Wsr' responsible man = business with
small capital. 20 handle our patent rgh' .
lafK" profits quick sales NJ risk. flr the
county hnd city - New- York. AMI SeW
Jersey and vicinity Address GEO vs.
REID q 60. so. - Highest. Cleveland.
Ohi, send cent stamp.
WANTED Young salesman. acquainted
with stationery or dryYood- trade. 20 Join
advertiser IN select ana profitable manu-
featuring business small capital required
Adiress card CASE" BOX o. Tribune
ONCE
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flats 90 Get Nnfnrnishe0

NEW ROOMS AND BATH FLATS.
private halls. etc. oni southwest corner
Park-ave. ami a6ih-st: wide street ana
entrance to iark; $3.50: also rooms
water heating s30-s3i Apply Janitors or
SCHNTGG l19 Fast O6th-st.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE.-Flrst-c!ass thfe" story
brick. per'ec, ORDER. i2ifh-ff.. near ~
Morris Park Address BARGAIN. lj1
Fast l25th--t.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOS'h-sL-
cubFiantial. artistic. detached house: low
price, send for circular. ATLAS IN
PROV EHENT Co. is Broadway.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE Farms IN Brp-kiFn Ci'
limits and llafbush suitable for invest
mcnt or for cutting up INFO tuldlng l'it.
on lines - the Brooklyn ana Nassau
trolley roads. Fcteral genuine BARGAINS.
JOHN REFS q CO..
) Mllloughng - Bru1kI ~
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Furnished Rooms.

MADIsON-AvE.. $50 Corner Goth t.
Elegant rooms with board. on suite OF
single. references required.
TWO ROOMS. % noor with bath, to
gentlemen: private house. 100 West 4oth-
St, ono door from Broadway.
WALLACEs RESTA TRANT. l2l 9th
Furnished rooms % let for gentle
men: SO 10 $40 per week.
WEST 3iST ST. Handsomely furnished
rooms en- quite or singly, hall rooms;
breakfast opiions': also parlor floor, private
or business.
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l COArNMAN. by competent. reliable.
experienced driver. city or country: most
thorough groom. highly recommended.
harness IN irst-class order. years for one
gentleman In this cl'.' nor afraid of hard
work. l.. Box ,. 1rIbnne Onlc..
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hDork uanteo.
Maic

Maic
ROY. II. of nea, appearance: willing TO
work at anything. good references. JOS.
DAILY. so 2d-ave.
BOY. II. would like 20 work NJ any-
thing CHARLES STIET2EL. BE- East
jith-st.
ENGINEER By a man who is ma
chinist by trade; understands wood work.
inc machinery: has been in charge Il
large planning mill Address GJ1 Jersey
ave. Jersey CITY. y J.
ENGINEER marine. with Pilots IL
censed. understands both steam and sail
boats. good recommendations. Address
ENGINEER. O. Morris-st. Jersey city
ENGINEER. machinlst. plumber. pipe
filter. hcst city references: ~ gears eX
perlenre. DO ell repairing. own tools. Gi0
East i2th-s'
EXPERIENCED licensed engineer and
machinst. 20 years with large steam and
electric plants. wants engagement. uneX-
ccptionablc references. ENGINEER 26I
West i3th-si.
ENGINEER. with first-class city. also
marine license. and nrst-class references,
wants position. stationary or marine.
CHAs. btlINDT 2os East i2Nih-st.
ENGINEER. licensed. wants position; or
as H.ss'ant or VII tsS nrsmn IN; r YIN
man-st. Brooklyn.
FLOOR WALKER-By an experienced
man in house furnishing and drygoods de-
parinrnis. city or cut OF town, best ref
eronces. Address \. SOPER. 32Sis 3th-st..
Jersey city. y. J.
FIREMAN Married. G years expert
encc. can do pipe fitting, has tools. un-
dorstands pumps. or on farm. wife "a
cook or laundrcss IN private family or In
siiiuiion hest reference. G.. W. Box 80.
Tribune once
GROCERY CLERK wants to make q
change. thorough trustworthy and business
man. can nll any posnion. been with pres
cnt employer 2 years. good NV York. Jcr-
res Cliy and present references. city or
country. Nc preference. G. WANDS. ~
iay-si. Albany
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MECHANICAL and general draughts-
man wants employment IN office or fa"-
tory Address = r. HOWELL. i3l West
3tih-sf
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Business Cbantes.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE Chamber
Inns Gripping Towel Clasp. 479 e34; Chap
mans Bone Cutter, Small's Oiling Can;
Backing Box. EDGAR TATE & CO.. 245
Broadway.
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRiCEs,-5co second.
hand wood and iron WORKING maen'n snt
fully guaranteed: machinery oo etHs No.
son-st
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Board and Rooms.

EXTRA LARGE ROOMS. newly and Gle
gantly furnished also smaller rooms. In
select house in exceptionally choice loca-
% - ia tc't OF bad. few taile BOARD
ers also taken. careful attendance and
home comforts; references exchanged. 10
East 43d-st.
WEST TtT1I-aT. Select board In a
Southern family: references. CASHIER.
=. o. Box Zi65.
i0TH-sT.. ~ WEST Fine large room;
good table. simmer prices. reference.
2iaT-sT. Al EAST.
Rooms with board; southern exposure:
transient accommodations; references.
30 WEsT 26TH- sT.--Furnished rooms. en-
suite or single; with or without meals;
transient; references.
MIDST, 81 WEST. Handsome. large
necond story front and hall rooms. COM
municating: superior board; references.
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Real gstatr tuantco.

~->>--~->~~--~~-~--y>~y-~ -'-~~~- - - 49, 4,
UNPUBLISHED cottage OF about or y
rooms at shcepshead Bay or Bath. sbou,
one hour from Bridge: desire same for
summer months. terms must be reason
able. Address SUPERIOR. Box 4. Trib-
une Office.
wANTED.-Oood city and country prop
erty. for sale OF to rent. for my books
Address REAL ESTATE. Box Tribune
ONCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND stBscRIP-
Tons Fok THE XEW;Y0RK THE III :;
UPTOWN OFFICE, No. 1,2t2 Broadway
I'd moor north OF Thirty-nrst-st,; and Ap-
vERTisEMENTs at the following Branch
oficss: 254 Eighth.ave.. 790 Third.aye.'
seyenth-st.. corner Third-sve: $50 East
i25th-st.. near Third-svs;; 1,oso Third.sy,sc.xs
near sixty-frst-st.; LOS First-ave.; 100
West Forty secopd-st.: 100 coiumbus-avs.
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GARDENER or SUPERINTENDENT
BY a thoroughly practical man. with "a
years experience: well versed In every
branch Of high-class horticulture. laying
out grounds. the management Of land and
stock. and the general requirements OF
irst-class place. A.. Box IL. Tribune
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TSEFf ~. MAN. By young married man.
Protestant. IN country: understands plain
hardening. care ~ horses. cows. poultry
viii be- generally useful. sober. honest. in
dustri0us. wages moderate. good refer
encss Address BLAND. 22l West 30th-st
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IANITOR william u walkcr would
Ike 10 have ianliarship. or % takc care
~ privaf" house. f's'-claqs reference.
30 keaf-afc Brooklyn
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HOTEL PORTER BY Swcde 90
speaking English. "a porter In hotel: city
or country. has been working In hos
pit1l rs window cleaner and about buill-
mss very bosi reference =. i0i West
4sth-st. Hl-mqulst he'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

COMPANION and GOVERNESS. GOOD
traveller, we'll educated. understands
German experienced teacher. elocution.
physical culture. indorsed by leading
clergymen. Address GRADUATE. Trib-
une ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

JAN1TOR By man and wife: speak
French. English. German. useful In pri-
vafe house. good references. @. b.. 1903
Clinton Plsc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

a HANUSVMT UTITIFIII II"IIV ~ -. :, :
price low. private parry $50 West 2Sd-st.
A 6,,xSis X A. LENS. cost $50 Will
sell FOR SIS. Address PHOTO. Box So2.
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

COMPANION. &c.-By a refined young
woman as useful companion or nursery
go,erness. good sewer and packer no OBJ
lection 20 travelling. best city references.
X 422 COlumbus-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

COOK.-By neat young German; compe-
tent in all her duties: hrst-class; 3 years
reference city or country. Mrs. BRICKS
Bureau i56 East 34th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-07

MIDpfT-AGED gentleman would likc
posltion as escort and companion 90 elderly
families visiting cr rceidirg In the city.
would travel. best - reference, 10 agents.
L. 49, West 3tfh.st.