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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-05-31
No Blanks I'm this Competition.

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best story, or picture, or architectural plan,
all the competitors risklng the loss OF their
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his for the amount of the prize. But the
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entirely different Each person is asked
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helps himself to the best advantage is to be
rewarded for doing it. The prize is only a
stimulus to do something that would be well
worth doing It, The architect whose com.
petitive plan for club house on certain
corner is not accepted has spent his labor on
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person who patents a simple and useful de-
vice in the Press Claims Companp's Compe-
titon, need not worry if he fail to secure The
prize He has substantial result to show
for his work. one that will command its val
ne in the market at any time.
The plain man who uses any article in his
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Patents
Notice to Invetors,

There was never time in the history of
our country when the demand for Inventions
and improvements in the arts and sciences
generally was so great rs now. The con-
venicnces of mankind in the factory and
work shop, the household, on the farm, and
in Official life, require continual accessions
to the appurtcnances and implements to each
in order to saye labor, time ard expense
The political change in the administration
of government does not affect the progress
OF the American inventor, who beng ON the
alert, and ready to perceive the existing
deficiencies, does not permit the affairs Of
government to deter him from quickly COM
eeiyng the remedy to overcome existing
discrepancies. Too great care cannot be
exercised in choosing a competent and skill
full attorney to prepare and prosecute an
application for patent Valuable interests
haye been lost and destroyed in lnnumerable
instances by the employment of incompe-
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applicable to those who adopt the mo pat
cnt, no pay" system. Inventors who entrust
their business t. this class of attorneys do
SO at imminent risk, rs the breadth and
strength of The patient is never considered in
view of quick endcavor to get an allowance
and obtain the fee then due. THE PRESS
CLAIMS COMPANY, John Wcddcrburn.
General Manager. GlS + street, N. w., Wash
;ington, d. G., representing large number
Of inportunt daily and weekly papers, as
well as general periodicals Of tAc country,
was instituted to protect its patrons from
the unsafe methods heretofore employed In
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Write for Instructions and advice.
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GS T Street,
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* submit the within described invention
In competition for the Twenty-Five Hundred
Dollar Prize offered by the Press Claims
Company
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ia Guture.
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St. Stephens Parish Guide.
Services Mt St. Stephens Chapel
THURMONT.
SERVICES AT THURMONT
on the lst and 3rd Sundays
in the morning at 1890; on
the 2nd and 4th Sundays in
the evening at 7:30 o'clock,
SACRAMENTS.
Holy COMMUNION at the
morning service on the LIST
Sunday il the month.
Holy BAPTISM at Evening
Prayer, 4 o'clock after Sun
day Shcool on the first Sun
day in the month.
SUNDAY SCHOOL every Sunday IN the
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
SERVICES AT WALKERSVILLE
on the morning of the End
and 4th Sundays in the
month and every Wednes-
day evening with Lecture
at 7:3O.
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The Art TOnsOrlal
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

lot Long Branch.l
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent as follows
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POONING AND DYEING
In the latest style OF the art tonsorlal.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto of this enterprising artist and
by strict attention to business can't help
but please all Will be IN his shop at al
times
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

c,i.,-, juno - CsseoipO Wheat today during ~"
c-s, hal, - the sessou advanced cent hH'h'i ''"
49,, lac, h,ir 3, lost about al 80 sf'an'" S"p'"'"'
,.d f.. CO... ,a!i istv'.rr Gi7. ari ~ nni o''' ~
,t ,e,,s seller. The July 'ei'~r drrr"nc" va e'
- olive was fh" l.i'-fp ri ''',-
-, ton was brought around hi heavy s''' S'""s
parirlire ard liberal Nquida'i'uT u "nE Ni'1' Nv .,
,-,,, Th.re wes ID aecrsarr in - "a LAG
me-, . ~ ~. bush. the d'rfeaa~ IN 'iHlhl" go,
i'..h was a. expected lnia shipments s"f. -,
o., hush 2. tic we~k Thor" Nnt q ~ 'r"I ~.
A., ,,c i.,al stock +Os.OOO hush lie cHHh hn"l','
g.. N.e r-.r,te about 90 80" bush T'rr' - ~,
,L,,reh,u X ,neas snd 0'fer Ps''l - ~ We VIM
-, -, D. stnr, time y the killers taking ~
hary'g'e e.,,,n,,.-
I'D. .,.r a, a. .,ia lfiw"en ~. ard 'l.s ana 'i n
49,, ,.,te TIE goi cop c.nhrf0ne ~" iriN''F ln'r
.ho NOR. freely There w'r" ~ r'ff ii- l''n't
80, .',t,,,,.t ,.- Tfo.dn, some - in~ 'hiihs ''''
rav. f,u,da,eI and w'fing for - l'' 'n'',
,t. .,.ok.., ing or 'h- uff showing ~ 20" ''f'
80 or,s decline Tho hav" -sf''f u'lT'N'' ''
80, ,~.e..c.s IT, high prices hiv" siAr'"+ 'iin"N
,.'r, t.o. 0ofs which f.li ,t' w,"t - - '.li
a,y A. a. ara ci,ssl at 80. cents 'nF -'' '''" So
80 ~. .-I .l.f,l ~ - cents
rro,i.i'.s v~-. n, Aav within YER narro" ten'
t.,x l,rt sra -fis ,,''d Jl,t o. '.n's ''f "Il,
ON ,he curb puts September "h'n' were 81, ,-h,
,~. ,a- cents Puts On September Nrn were IA '"''.
call
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

w,ll luN Newark. y j. Hsiurs anI
iusin..- of established meat pivfirl"h az.
vegetable market. low rent ~, ~
HODGES. i1G Broadwav Room v
ATTENTION. GROCERS. Bargain So"
viii buy 'N"wnrk y - $40, 500, yr'c"ry ""
business. Si2p month. low r"nt. f"td u
lars HOi,GFs. i76 Hroeiway. Room y
lazy obliged - discontinue dress
making can 'r,nrlrr over lHrS" mum
,,e, ~ -us'ourrs also desirable lra@" II
desirrI ~ rast itih-st. Room "a
4 WESTERN manufacturing compnny'
with a we'll - ,b.ishei business In .'u
r,ction ,yiih RAILROADS throughout M Gown
-, ,v,..s a man - 'akr cAarg" q their
Tss,.rn Office IN Sew York and put 10
sis oOD AIdr.s- q. ioV ). rrihnn" onl'"
cATrIE NAN,U Profitable. p!csson'
hoa.ihrui business Grated Rock Moun'
ain. ;pr saie. owrer desires i'',', .mnnnn
might ,Nchaus". p-ice. $500 T,.nsu,.n ,i.
her,i Adlr~Fs for particulars hAN' ~
MAN. rilhune Office
HAVE sorcrai sums 3, loan 1t . per
..n, n ,l'y property for term 90 l"rf
tf,nrlrais ,nly ! VI LEE. Rom 30. W
VAL 1 --
WANTED Youug man with 500. god
business. regular salary. fcf"ren'rt "'
hidress TDtiMIN. - rribun" Buii1."s
WANTED slnsi- man With 50" ~ par
r@r for god lu-Inrs- outside - rhN
rerderer % cpachusr pr'f"fr~f fl"'T'
rnu MFfSNEK ~ - ave. - n''f-
WELL ESTABLISHED and paving coax
ier.r'n.nf fnf rent. g'ri ypi"f'""l'f
for an energetic party WIN moderate ~
ifal. rausfRci'fy reference git,n "hI :.
guifed Allr.s. MERCHANT. fDfk.
Penn.
Scno T0AN WANTED by young married
man from SON. Iriva'" paftf. lpNhn.''
hack lr rluufhl} pasrlrnfF. h"S r.. f"-
rufIfv nra slfurf'fr. fu trnf"Ts Nali'f.
HONDEAnl p lnt = TN"'.n" 'fh e"
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK.

Patrick IIou,ahan about nfiy years old. said to
he a s;,Dc mason living IN nutler-st.. near Bond
st BROOKLYN dropped dead from hc1r' failure IN
the grandstan1 during the finish Of the fith race
NJ Shecpshead Bay yesterday. He was large man
Weighing about $50 ?ounis. lie was seen to gasp
and fall but when assistance reached MIN ne was
dead Ills body .ay in the Cf1ce until the arrival
NJ his friends from Rroo,yn. who he'd been IN
formed The occurrence created little excitement,
as II WAS known - few.
Tcnnv the great swlyback. has been 'easei 10
J. q Hagg!n with the option ~ purchase at
price be agreed upon.
The failure ~ thc. scheme II have racing M MOT
rls Park on Iu.y met general approval among the
racecoers when the fact was made known.
In the first race yesterday Tnc'c Jim stumbled
and threw his Jockey Dorsey. iIe made the or
emit ~ the track before helug caught Dorsey wds
not hurt .,.
te-lay. ana IN" puhlic got something 'he "e'''' VI
Tom Fivnn. - Speaker Of tho N"wIcrsey As
semblv and eXstarter a. the ., onc'7'"f Wr
will drop the flag at Brighton Hehch Hl""' "''
Ca.lweI goes to Saratoga. .., .
Raco- goers at last rewarded by getting n
ance sine, he was 'cft at the post IN tAe II
Haudcap and ne WAS made on o1ds-oh taVoIt,',r. IT,,
He Is IN fair form again. a"i vii now pr'haDV
VIVA reports reached this city from Flushing,
l.. J. last night concerning the Flushing JocNe!
Club which. IL said. had been org tnlscI AZ
that place. The organizers are Harry II, ,1w-
renee George B. Micklc. simon Feist l.. H,r'sSn shn
rcports was that the new organization would ne
backed bv several millions OF dollars The cub. II
IL declared will hold meeting OF thlr,y u"Fr f,ix T,
n IS generally understood among horscirn
tha, thr track viii be managed grgersev s%rnfwsa;
,rachs 4 grand stand and stalls for ScVcral nun
dred horses now henG built
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
WINNERS AT WASHINGTON PARK

CHICAGO June Six races. each '"r purse '
:, ON we're run today q, Washington Park over
a slow track Summaries:
t,irs. raoa one-haf mre-Wa.kovc- won. Chiquth
ser,ol S,"iA Cavor, third. Tim"- ~
s.c,nl race selling onc mile ranicK Won H'''
eoo,uJ SILVA lor th!r1 Time J r''s
.r,,., -,c. ore-ha, mre. D.rlh Wool W9n
,,,tr. so-afl Nc'nc osborne 'eirl Tim. .'l's
r,u-tb race one anl onc-s'Xteeu;h rl'"s, il't q"
TON won. Truthful second, Monon h''' ''''
l-6 &C.,.
FIf,h race three-four,h nile ~ ."n Won "''"'
e.,nrI Nav Fern third Time lliN
SM,h ri, ri,'' 'nc'rI percy ihirl Ttm~-ii5'.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

LARGE. Above ROOM. three clo'"ts
2l noor large front room. 81. WIN
board references required. loo East ''ih-
~
MADISON AVE 100 CDrl attractive
rooms. good table anh service. refer
enccs.
WEST 7lTT ST Select board. southern
family. references. CASHIER. Pos'ofNc"
BOX 2 lG
WEST 10TH ST Larg'. handsome.
front room. rl' cpnf~ f~ni"nc"S, nlSD hhll
room. with or without hoard. un"Nc"pti'n-
shl" nciFhborhood. quiet house
12rH-ST ~ WEST Pleasant second
and third story large rooms. with or
without bonui. references.
81 WEST iGTU-sT. o1ean. coM comfort
Phlv furnished rooms with good attend
ance and exc"llcn, hum" table. references
Rad sT. pos EAST Douhlc rooms. with
FIRST cinss board. ladies. -. gentlemen.
81 50.
asTu ST. 10 WEST vcrv desirable
rooms. with hpnrd references given ani
required
g. WEST 7Isr-s ST Room- with water:
cool nicely furnished. go"l board ..
reasonable. SOuthrTnrrs solicited, table
board.
n MADISON AVE LarRe. cool rooms:
families or gentlemen. with board. tran
si.nis accommodated. reference
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO LARGE. well furni"h~i. 0'nn"rflfg
room. ninn'rs Na'rr. gne hhih On"
niCif W. -g'ieh" '"r i'ui P'i'"'r -
we.l !, last iufl y rear liruHlWfy
a.p ST - EAST fnenf Nhii-m @t"ni"l.
f.,,s ..-I r,s i.... nIss smaller rlpfl-
nreakfasis i-rn~irnis accommodated. r"'
errU
egTU ST y EAST. between '''h 'nd
Madison avea Goo. rooms. baths. par
l.r. upper no-rs. olnvefis E0'~-. Guns.
gentlemen
3tTW-sT q EAST Newly furnished
rooms f1r gentlemen. lerg" hni cool
terms moderate. references. gui~i home
ln WEST lCTIl ST. near Broadway
New large hards 'fne rooms. fr above
The Avernge. every Convenience.
81, NIsT 4lTU ST oilcc - rent a.
phNHician 0r dentist
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

ATTRACTIVE. comfortable home. an
modern impruy rm@nts. 10 rooms, s'aols.
garden. fine views. magnificent old shah"
tres. 2 minutes frn.n station, - minutes
from city. - trains. for sale low pt int
rent nigh, ~xcharse 7 u. CONDTcT
1 Mnntgumery Jersey '.ty.
irSoN -pichuonA near T.enaX.-Coio-
ninl mansion. fully Furnished; moderate
rent; photos. &n. NIXON. ~ EroadN'N
TO tET-Rr,cN house. No cos Ii-h--'..
Newark N J.: Is n'ors. iufn shed 80
unflrnishci. improvements. loi; i,tHt,
fruit ;r~e. garden. etc. WILLIAM =
FIELD. Prudential Bnilding' """n'K'
y. J. --
TAPRyToWN- CASTLE '- sum
,ncr season only: harCnal In.ns'on sn
rcrb view: moderate rent. NIXON. w
tt',y1y
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
DREssM tkING.

Artistic summer dresses. n"l.
firm - rnis nth. 'hll.f fnit hi anu
w.. -uarrn'~rd ale" w"li'nf eN'nHF
r,...t..fl- r,a-tIs Hni travelling costumes.
rfnrs aud - ~iuipes q every d'ss r'.h
ma. n .hr-i notice. cutting hAsiing -
pafferns % measure" ., cents ihi"~ SIS
-. ne would - nuf b., day. Others a.
home al iaf md evening r u ~ >
tr.rrnaEirE parl.rs. t3 East 2"ih-s'
roTTi'EiEW FRANCtisE. MW-
Anderson Jos Vest I'm st. rrmrtF
vih stem. fai''- materials mNd" 'asi
,a..aa.s l-,s-rs rcin 1i'llcd. fanrj waists
summer gric~f
BEE-sMAK El~zani cutter AMI n
t-r s. lay '' 40 home. p"ff',' "
ylaraufe.i. .ils ~ r..'h sui'' Wsd" in
me Wesk fDr g.. FAM waists ani "n-h
sowr- . speciality. - East ION ~ near
Broadway
MILLER 4 FENDER la,e 4 2l9 Vest
tsih st. have removed 90 2ib W"-t ''ih
a. vh.ie they are prepared g. receive
..rgsre flr furs
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
WORK WANTED.
Tcn,nIc


4 LADY formerly 'u 11"T'sh baths wishes
such work. SMITH. 80 Wc-' '0th-si.
\ LADY desires employment In lnih'ng
e-fnl lisnment ur pri'af" engagements AZ
such work. good reference from physi-
cinns. Call 7l3 Gth ave.
\ GIlI. would He to learn skirt ironing
nr 10 work In a lnunir'. li"as' hhdr"ss
WINRERG 43j WeT' lhih -.
CASHIER Hosponsib.e YOUNG lady wishes
posiflon at unr 4 the summer resorts
r.. the season. high~st city reference. mod
crate salary. Address EVERETT, iI@ 9th
ave
STENOGHAPIfrN and TYPEWRITER.
thoroughly experienced and competent.
d.siros a. make 4 change, salery moderate.
Address Bi;KTIIA, Box "a Tr.bun" oilcr.
WANTED -Tlrewritlng tcopy ms. le2nh.
: cent. PER page. also French snl Ger
man trHnslatipns. orders by MAJ promptly
attended t. anl delivered. ~ Nassau-st..
Pyofn 5N3.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

GEHTTEMEN wishing to di-po> ~ th'l,
Ieft-nn clothing at 4 fair velu" Mi.'
r,ianse call Or address EDWARD MIL
i'm cS sthnvc. near Waverley Place.
PATENTS FOR Inventions secured prompt
ly RES, Of references Liberal icfins
Coir.spnHdencc solicited and all maut,s
held stflctly confidential Addr"rs OSCAR
A MICnFr. & CO No. ic5 NoniEomery-
Az, Bloomheld Kew Jersey. Handbook
for Inventors free.
THIS WEEK ~ou must see our nu.',n
a,d tnoua1uc'air~ washable champ's
gloves. so r~gllnr 81 ~ quallir. S'rn.ns
silver l.lfs 20. JAMNES. "F' l'nNHu""f'
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

tnlf.
-cARPENTER'S Original Employment
iIouse los 6th-rve We have best coach
men sroons. gardeners. farm for"ui~n.
farmhand- useful men. married 'vuPl's,
aif n,tionallties, also female h"lp; ni wen
rernmms nlcd. Established 1917.
ATTuNpAET. As attendant - gentleman
,,n,n,r ,o travel or s""rctnry irst-class
,.f.rencc Address u L., Tribune once
HITLER a single Swiss-Gcrman: m
ier,f.nds he business. nrst-class clty
references. Address \ s.. Box D. LIZ
broadway.
ut'TI.ER-COOK -BN n j"ung Engl7h
couple. willing and ohiging' both hrst-
ciass. city or country L.'' trici'n,r,'H
Taderate wnges M'TLEN ml NeN
2lst-st -----
HITLER. young man. %. in private
,,ntiy. can take entire charge ~ din'ng-
,,,,,n door wa, up ~ all the duties of
nrst-cins~ private house. nrsi N"w. ~ -, -
City references. ~ l LEN ''''"" "''"'
ll"rnardsvlllc. y. J. ----
nI..rLER. thoroughly competent
young man In private family Is n's,,
,nrl,r nnor and make himself generally
useful. hnnost. robrr and ohlgins; Guy or
country. hcst citv references. WILLIAM,
Box 10. i.2i2 Broadway
cOACuhfAN.- Hy an experienced married
mnn In private family; sober uhl'r-
e,onds car. u horass, harness ana chr-
riag.r. 10 years references, country pre-
tcrrcd T. II. io6 Clnton-st.. l'rookiyh.
COACHMAN .-Gen'leman wishes situation
fo- his colored coachman; strictly hrN
class. willing and obliging: yeals IeiT
ence. married. no fomily. DANIEL iOO
! MANS, $50 West 59th-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE. .APonies that are broken ann
reliable for small children. hddrcss Or
o. {. JACKSON. ?. q. EOx icl. Jamaica
l.. Z. y. y. -
UOR-E taken 20 board. rummHr and W.T.
ter at willow Glen Farm. Address ir.
q. G. JACKSON. T.. .. Box lbl. Jain"'ca'
J. /.
ti50-GPEATEST BARGAIN over offered;
hrs, cjass lIght cutunder extension fpp
family surrey used n mJnth. cost SHt,,
owner going abroad. Inquire az PRIVATE
STABLE, 10 West ifih-st
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
DoMEsTIc SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
.A.-SWEDlSH COOKS, lnundrcsSes'
,,hcr-nnids Mattresses. hous-worhers,
The mos, reliable Swedish bureau Nrs'
MALNnERG, 3a2 9Th ave-. upstairs.
ALI. FAMILIES. hotels. hoardinr. houses
and cluhs can md good servants Tor city
or country 10y calling at the LADIES Dls
RECToRY lii Gth-avc. -
cARETAnER- -Respccinhle woman would
denrc. hest ref,rences Call or address y.
MAGt'IRE. ijl East 32d-st.
-coot, nv Protestant woman as nrst-class
family cook: very best references. Al
dress H. C.. 25I West i2i-st -
COOK by a nIst-class cook. Apply 2Oi
East 20th-st. "a iioor'
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
HELP WANTED.

Mnle.
AGENTS WANTED TO sell hot
weather article soils at sight bis
prniiia. husiiers only need call Room
mi 253 l,roaiway.
MFN WANTED on cattle steamers 10
London Liverpool. Glasgow. work for
passage. Apply ~ Greenwich NJ.
READY ROACH REMOVER. never fals
to destroy cockroachea, wat-Tbuss. ants :
salesmen lor New.York. Brooklyn wanted
liberal terms for workers, steady Employ
m.nt. TrRCK co. 2S6 Fulion-st.. Brock
lyu
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
sIrrpsurAD BAY ENTRIES FOR TODAY

FIRST RACE-For threc-year-ofs ""d upward; winners
a, his meeting cxcluded $i5 each with $1,000 added
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

,rl,,o,kee June - September wheat oV"nei ~ ""s
lid m .nl 5-Sc and clos~l a. 5A.c hd. nhnlp's Hn.t
,.,.t,,. MN track NJ ! SJrfnein. h'r.
. winter 5sc. liifl-N quiet y" =
- san,pes unchanged Nv" active. ~ l. aDtc. NJ
Iut4c G,ts Active demand. No white 4ll.H''' ~
= tis4ffGs.c No g. i2o NJ =. ~. deiHanI ialr
hl,lr and mn SUNS unchantei
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WASTED 20 PURCHASE hou>" be
iv,Dn l3oth and iGnih -. W's' S'ie
convenient ~ e.rvatci station. Tor an'n'
5000 80 $1,000. NJ broker n""d app.S'
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New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
REAL ESTATE ron sALE.
COV ntry.
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE TO LET.

AGENCY To- Mon.clair-- Residences. all
Winds ,or sale or rent. furnished mouse
Tl'pns a. TAYLOR. 2 Hcckman-st.. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner loS'h-st--
s,h-,anttai AT ts'ic. detached house. low
price. send for circular. ATLAS M
rp0N'rM MT co. iS Brnndway.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
FOR SALE.

BIcYCT.ES --iS94. Sl23. pncumhtica. guar
aniccd: lamp. bell. tools. whil" iheN last
S.s lI2A Powors-st.. brooklyn.
BfCYCLES --Iileh-2rnie pneumaticf ron
r,.nnds. also ladies'. BICYCLE OFFICE.
tabII Lexington. we. near i4th-si
DEsKS.--A four-:oot polished oak roiitop
desk for $50; S-foot high roli SOFIA oak
d-,k Cor S3s The biggest bargains IN New
York. EMPIRE DESK CO.. ioS D""y.
GREAT SACRIFICE. Reducing stock this
week only: beautiful gold chairs ~ 30
,c,atied generally for 81: warranted French
leaf GOLD CHAIR MANrFACTuR RERs,
30 Murray-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

GARi ENER COOK. ~ m'n and ."tf,.
man understands garl l.nus ant all AinIs
,,ru'rx and taking core ni n'is-s ana
carriages. v''e cnok - meats. s''ps "r-
- , su kals. AMI god launii"f +.
h..f .efrr.rces Address " ". BoN l.
T.tiure Of'lc-.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

IDA P1CKwICK AND FRATLEIN SOLD
ChIcaro. June 25-At the sale today Of the Avon
dale stable which took place In The paddock az
Washington Park. Ida ickwick was knockrl , Low -
~ - \ pahlrren for S6 90. ana fraulcln went io
~ sar,c bidder for g. 700 The general behei -
that the animals were nid IN.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

ward: 500 each. with SO
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

CoAcIINAN BY strictly i"inpr'h,e
ynung man. highest reference i,2" y, ,,r
,rg fam,lic~ in this city: thoroughly under. ,,,
stands his business; last "'nll,f~' -, te,,i,'
,sa; ,n; = 7ino1ss' Ad'lress j. r.. l2i2 Br al
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

CoAcUNAN and VSEFUL-MAN.- Sin
,' nr.,...lass groom. careful ci'y
driver. thoroughly understands his husi.
ness. ,ity or country. sober, WuA ~
and olliging. gppi references ''NNh- /
Man 3u7 legrHw ST.. Brp'NlFH. ---
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
OTIF. F'lV ''I''''
- be g. 800. seven furicngs.
FOR SALE.

BICYCLES.
We buy bankrupt and hTs s,saf"nse s1ens - SAFE:
cyc:es. tn, ,n,.s. Warwicks Columeias'
fss Ralsishs Cr~iendas. vie'9fs ha,np'er, amir,an
i@psf"l. Tourists Eooe orSs Kins msr,iS1ds. 'o Or
crrscents. Junos. OHforoS' III nnouma,ics
s2o" $50 S0s 70 40 juveniles. Sa,n'o1 a,@,y OF OF
panemmsiics. ay. s1i up larse1s,'r saf'yS cWY. "
wheels In United sts,ss, ,,dnsr,' hs1,'iii4 ia Mas
Gle co. Che Spot cssn Nh,
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

cArDrNFR Bv n thorough comp tent
rrotrsiert u'arri,d. NJ family "cu in
9, nj. nrof.ss.on. flowers lava ani roads
r.,d ,ss.fnbie grower AMI und'rstahis MS
.,,,,1.r,or,s country lince good handler
~ mon and would board them. cin iI,hl,l
reference as to ability Address OBJ h'i''H'
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