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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-05
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Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tesla
mentary We're in due form Of law granted unto
the undersigned. oil tho 22d day OF March,
A. d. 1884, and that all persons having
claims against the estate Of the deceased must
present the same, duY attested. to the said
Executors, Oh or before the ga day of March.
Der, 1895. or abide the Act OF Assembly in such
csee made and provided.
JOHN T. BRACKlN,
IRWIN GREGG,
Executors.
Address: Mermaid, Dol. marss-2m
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-05

NOTICE., JAMES KELLEIIER,
IN the owner and occupant Of the house stii-
ated at Nu.0,2 East seventh street,in the Eighth
ward in tho city of Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and state of Delaware, in compliance
with the requirements Of the acts OF tho
General Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, do hereby give notice TINT shnll
apply in writing 10 the Court OF General
Sessions of tho Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, tho 9TH day Of May,
A. d., 1891, being the next term OF said court.
for license for eaid house as an inn or tavern
for the sale therein of Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens of said ward, at least twelve Of whom
are substantial freehulders OF said ward rec
omnend the said application. viz:
Thomas Gillen, danes ChtistY,
john MCHugh, Frank Gradwohl,
Joseph II. Horner, Charles +. Taylor,
Michael Moynjhan, Clement Baser,
William j, Forrest, L. Il. Legg,
William n Carrow, A. Camppell,
John Rcardon, Frank n. Cole,
+. O"roole, JOhn w. Allen,
Edward C. COncannon, James +. Drane,
Robert Nick emile, A. 4. Greene,
Il. NJ. Brown, Michael Donlon,
John Sheeny, Michael Mallory,
Luke Hammond, Hourly II. Burton.
ARRESTS john KELLEHER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-05

NOTICE.-I,CALVINP p. STIDHAAI,
IN the tenant and occupant Of the house
situated at Odessa, in School district No. o.,
St Georges hundred, county of New Cas-
tie and State Of Delaware, in com
pl.ance with the requirements Of tho
acts of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
] shall apply in writing to tho Court Of Gem
eral Sessions of the Pence and Jail Delivery OF
the State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, the 7th day Of May,
A. D., 1894, being the next term OF said
court, for license for sni1 house as an inn or
tavern, for tho salo therein of Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, TO DO
drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizons of said school district, at
least six OF whom arc substantial frceholders
OF said school district, recommend tho said
application. viz:
Alfred Stevens, Charles johnson,
joseph Shetzlc, L. L. Dulin,
Edmon Sined, +. Dlgenn,
William Johnson, William Bogenshutz,
John Biguor. William f. Tucker,
william Il. Phillips, John l., Maui,
F. 4. Davis, i. H. WorAman. 70
apr3-2ts CALVIN =. STIDHAM.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-05

+ Hoods pills are the best after-dinner
pills, assist digestion, cure headache. $50.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-05
9ifense applications.

NOTICE., BARBARA MANI, THE
IN owner and occupant Of the house situated
at the northeast corner of Third and Adams
streets, In the Third ward in the city Of VIII
mingtOn, county OF New Castle and
State of Delaware, in compliance with tho
requirements of the acts Of tho General
Assembly In such case made and provided, do
hereby give notice that shall apply In writing
TO the Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the State Of Delaware, in
and for New Castle county, on MONDAY, the
7th day of May, A. d. 1871, being the next
term Of said court, for license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of in
toxicatng liquors in loss quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens Of said ward,
at least twelve OF whom are substantial free
holders of said ward, recommend the said up
Dlieation, viz:
Nm. II. Blake, Michael Newell,
x. Abberger, II. @. Balling,
j. NJ. Griflin, Dan W. Mul in,
Patrick Murray, Michael Dunn,
James A. Ziegier, John McAteer,
Fred Plepenbring, Michael Hare,
d. 4. Lenry, John =. Dunlap,
George Turner, Dan MckeEney,
John q. Seidel, Patrick ong,
Patrick Dillon, John A. Newell,
Daniel Mater, Chas. llohrbacker,
Jacob 7. Anderson, Philip Nicholas,
James q. OConnor, William Begley,
Peter McCloskey, Wilhelm Schisk,
mar2G-3t BARBARA MANI.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-04-05

NOTICE., JOHN SAVERS, THE
IN tenant Of the house situated at the g.
Seventh ward in the city of Wilmington. county
OF New Castle and State of Delaware, in COIN
pliance with the requirements Of the acts Of
the General Assembly in such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice thatI shall
apply in writing to the Court Of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
of Delaware, in and for New Castle county, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of May, 4. d.. 1894,
being the next term OF said court, for license
for said house as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein of intoxicating liquors in lessquantities
than one quart to be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens of said
ward, at least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders of said ward, recommend the said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

UOTsEKEEPER. &c-3y middle
aged lady; or as inYaiids nurse. Is ac-
customel % nervous Patterns VIII MAKE
herself us"ell: good references. Address
G. X Traun" cnic'.
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to begin Immediately and cooperate with me in
all matters connected with the prosecution Of
these cases.
The inquest relative to the killing or Robert
Ross will be begun on Wednesday morning ny
Coroner Collins. About sevenY-hve witnesses
have been subpOenaed.
MAYOR Whclans term Of Office expires to-
morrow noon. To-day he appointed two School
Commissioners to fiji vacancies. Five OF the
seven members of the board are now regarded
as anti Murphy members. Mayor Whelan also
appointed Police Commissioner. who is opposed
t. Murphy.
1t is reported that Chief Frank McCabe and
Assistant Chief Rourk. Of The Lansingburg
police force, recently superseded by a new fore.
appointed under the charter restoration acts
recently enacted by the Legislature, have
secured positions in State Departments, and that
McCabe Will be appointed kcepe' in Sing Sing
Prison. McCabe was Chief of Police at the Ian
sngburg election year ago.
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For JUSTICE AT TROY.
GOVERNOR FLOWER FORCED TO NAME A
REPUBLICAN PROSECUTOR.

NAMES HE FIRST SUGGESTED DID NOT SUIT
THE coMMrTEE-FRANK $ BLACK TO AS
ssT ~ TIE PROSECUTION
Albany. March Ex-Governor Flower was in
formed today that he men suggested by him a
snecial counsel III the prosecution Of election
crimes committed in Troy last Tuesday were not
entirely satisfactory to the committee Of citi-
zens lie thereupon summoned Assistant Dis
1ric:-Attorney Pagan before him and told him
that he should depend upon him to make a Wig
oyous and thorough prosecution of all those Vlo-
latious of law Mr. Pagan said he thought it
vas due u the D.strict-Attorneys Office that it
be allowed to conduct these prosecutions. and if
they were placed in his hands he would do all
in his power to see that every law-breaker got
his ius, punishment. At the same time in cases
Of This kind where party feeling is az white
heat he preferred - be assisted in the prosecu-
tons 10y competent counsel representing the DIFF
fercnt eolitical elements Of the city. and re-
ouestci the Governors permission to associate
with him in the cases Frank 5. Black and Sey-
rour Van Santvoort. The Governor acquiesced
in this suggestion.
I,istrict-At;orney Kelly previously assured the
Governor that II this arrangement were carried
OK and Mr.. Pagan We're intrusted with the work.
he would give him sole responsibility. and would
place all the ma hinery and facilities of the Dis
tvlct-Attorneys office at his command.
Nj Black is one Of the most prominent Re
publican lawyers in Troy. lie Is counsel for the
senate Committee which is now investigating
election frauds IN that locality. Mr.. Van SAINT
WORT was one of the counsel previously sug-
gcstcd by the Governor.
TROY March l2.--AsSs- ant DiStrict-AtorneY
Pagan said tonight: Il was summoned to-day at
, o'clock 10 a conference with Governor Flower
with regard 10 election crimes committed on last
Tuesday ana after a long consultation with the
Governor | was intrUsted with fun charge OF the
prosecution Of these crimes and urged to use
every effort to bring the guilty parties to justice.
Tn. Governor insisted that | should nave fuii
charge of these matters. and he further SAID that
ne should render all assistance possible l
accented the responsibility, and assured the
Governor that the cases would be prObed - the
very bottom and that nothing would be hidden
or cor ,ealelI | intend. in the furtherance OF
i,stice and for The purpose Of giving all parues
Satisfaction 10 require Frank :. black ana Sey
,nour Van SantvoOrt To associate themselves with
,oe i'm the prosecution | shall see To 1t. as far
&c il lies within my power that every man con-
nacted in any way with the COMMISSION OF these
Tastardl, crimes shall be brought 10 the bar OF
irsticc and compelled TO answer for his misdeeds.
/ shall require Nesrs. Black and Van SantVoort
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Iiyo,vooi March T. 3.t5 d. r-Iaet in poor demand;
extra India moss dull SIS prime mess oul ~ Us ~
PoY, In moderate demand. prime mess. Western: NM
rs Cd Hams IN poor demand short .'i'' NO"
q Bacon IN poor d'iani. ili",i j.. ''
an, nlou = % 80 H. SIS. short rin. about - 10
duh ~ rs Gi lDng clear mildl's. about - H. Iui ~
:,s. long and short clear miIGies about - IT, iii 80
rs Cd shoulder about - 10 Is 10. dull ar Dos 'i
Cheese moderate demand. American inst W,l'' nm
cnlral al TlllpW in mod"at" d"fani' prime
,ty lu al % Spirits = trrpentine u moderate" d"
W. ma .'.,d, sf gss Cuttonse-d oiLFr"'l r'n 81
du.l ~. I,s.n IN fair demand: o.. ml"n MN ar
- 81 Lard Spof poor demand. futures ia n" ''r
maud ,riln. Western. spot 3Ns Wheat in poor
demand 40 = winter steady ~ Is l0 ID i1'rr In poor
demand 81 Louis winter dull az ~ pa corn spot
and good demand. mlx"l Western spot, hrn
"a. % 9il March b go. April firm ~ - " H.
Ma, firm ~ ~ sod Hops - London Pacific Coast In
poor demand: easy lOslii1 los Receipts II wheat
Tor IN. last week from AtlIntir I0rts .G~O GS from
Pacific ports 2U1 lsF. from other sources "'" Or
Receipt, Of Amcr, m com for the last e. - q" is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
LAKE LINE MANAGERS MEET.

Buffalo. March 70 (SpeciaD.-The lake line man
ayers he'd a well-attendcd meeting here this after
noon and set the sailing day of the package freight
steamers at April l6 subject to a further change
10 April 10 This decision affects nearly 100 freight
steamers employing some 100 men. the most OF
whom now idle. ,
The lake and rail magnates have been all the
month trying fix up the opening iake rates, ana
are still at oggerheads y meeting has been set for
next Friday Meanwhile business has been IN prog,
rasS nlst though rates were fixed II Is reported
that the Delaware. Iackawanna and western mas
taken large amount of siXth-class package ireght
from Chicago 10 Ncw-York at - cents. when the
regular rate. based the reduced all-rall rate,
would be H. cents 1t had been hoped 10 restore
the 2J-cent all-ra! rate.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MAINE SHORE LINE RAILROAD.

Boston. March l2.-Gcneral Samuel d. Lcavitt. Of
Passport Me. and Judge l.. G. Downes. Of CALAIS,
a member Of the Governors Council are in Boston
in the interests of the proposed Maine Shore Line
Railroad. and say tina; the construction of this road
is now an assured fact. and that il will positively
be built this coming summer. II will start in Eas-
port run through Eas; Pembroke MIcilS and
East Machias then through Dennisve. jones'
boro. Columbia Falls. Chcrryfield. Harrington AMI
Stouben to Franklin. n distance of III miles. and
viii open up a r,cn country.
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iOork tOanteo.

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W., i.am private families. nlayns 70
,,a.',ii.-r,. iu.f.-- 80 pearl. ivory. 80
c.ifI,t u.rN done. HANSON. III Wei
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pAp.rEprr g.. o. v.inr man. ar.l
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u)ork tUnnlcO.


Females.
4 GERMAN GIRL. ~ Years old well
educated. vifa-f O." accompany nanny
going t. Europe. Aidrc5 Ei;ANNl' Is.
lGi l.aat IptA--l
Yof-NG AMERICAN. STRICTLY temper
att anI molaI familiar with tools and
farm worn at.oug ami willing. axis l"r
wolA. ". \ JOHNSTON. care "f Union
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gTTNDGE NPIiEE dcsircs positinn' OK
prrltn,cd AMI irst references. sAluN MOI
crate. Address L. G.. 81: Broadway.
Room -.
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pnniln. would like 10 gr abroad Address
ALICE NJ. NlCIIOLS. 81 East ave- Nor
walk. conn.
COMPANION. .Ry young English lady
very musical. speaking nucnt French. az
qurcl IN France; desire" position m Re-
incl family. happy home chief consideta-
tion. city only. excellent r"ierrnC'r. y
W. Tribune 1 ptown Once. LIZ h'o~d-
way.
JANlTRESS. & Years experience. desires
gopi references. Ms. MASON. AZ West
JGth-st.
JANfTRESS By respectable woman
a. anittcss. Mfs. JAMES M'tIE. 10
Avenue \. between Sih and ?n sts
JANITREsS Wishes care ~ fiat. Amsri-
can adults. : wears eNpeTl"t'". iI@i '4iSN
renter. best city reference. husband car
pcnt'r. Mrs. kEAHNEY. Il1 West "fih-
H.
REsPECTAlLE COUPLE. with grown
daughter. Will care fur gentleman rest
drnre ar tenement fiat Ion free apart
mrnt. Ms. l.. MALE NJ. @J6 3d-aV".
EESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
wishes To- take care ~ hourr for ~" SUM-
NOR or longer. no children. best r'i"r'H''S'
2uG East 4'th-"'
STENOGRApHEH - Experienced ana
trustworthy young lady st'noSiAph'l'
Nrla-d ~ bookkeeping AMI accounts E'"-
orally. desires position. '!ty reference
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sTENOGRAPHEE desires position IN
law office. experienced: good reference
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s'rENoGRArIlY and TrpEwRTING
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work. Miss l.. Room ST.. Lincoln bui"-
Ing. Union Squarr West
sTENOGRAT'IER and TYPEW WRITER
4 y1uns woman. having hda .lN years
practical experience. desires position Az
dress =. o. Box ~. y. y. City.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
OcginnerI desires position IN Once, rem rem
ington salary moderate. Adhiess "'ss
l.. f.. i32 vernon-ave.. BroohlSh.
WIDOW. embarrassed. In any position
where capabilities are appreciated. CAN
DUFF. 2s6 81. Nlcholasave
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so1.TtIrrX COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston March Il cotton quiet; mildl,ns. lie
low mriling. G7.c; good ordinary - :-l" n' an. an,
hii.. exports go III" Continent '5-o
lg,.s. stl.5 81 lairs. stock. Nl'ci ialr.
N,rfulk March T. oiDu quiet. midiling. "-l"'.
low iniIdling &c god lnary. q l-lGr. net ana gross
r.t.ir,s exports. cJasWi-c, ~ bales sales
H. bales: stock. 4>.>oi bales.
N,, orleans Mach T.. cotton dun AMI easy; good
r,ilin, a.. ndll.ng. 1i.c low midllins. Gc, good
ordinary &C.; net r'.riIis $40 ,al''; gross N>"
laI.s. sales. 1000 bales. stock 3Ci, l." bales.
savannah March i2-Cot easy. mid'ling. 7i.c low
mid ,n. 49,. god ordinary. o.; net and rrss i'-
rr;s 1876 bales. Exports. coaetwIsr Ill bales; sales
- lnlns sfn-i. Sl.NlO hars.
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NEWS TO vIcE-PREsIpENr HARRIs.

CHICAGO March 12.-Seconl Nice-Presldent 1ar-
re of the Chicago burlington and quincy road.
said this aftern on that the report that the cor
pcI,l;.on about 10 issue bonds for the plT-
chase Jointly with the Pennsylvania Railroad
OF tire Toledo Peoria and Western was news 10
the local general officers Of the road. w me,
am rot prepared 10 deny the report he *li1
''yc. the fact remains that we know nothing Hl IL
here. such matters belong 70 the genera o n,
AZ Boston. and deal of the kind mirnt be inlN
consummated before any Official advces reacheu US
h-rc."
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miscellaneous.


At HARD TIMES pRICES'!"- IruhE''
catcbcls Travelling Bags. Psychologists
-. .:ul, cases Nalis"s. Buy direct from
~. ,,anufacturer. CHARLES SCiNA!iI".
20 Ith-aVe. near 0th-si.
mn EOsELI'S ZEDOAHY, the great
r,,edv FOR chilblains. corns. bunl"ns.
l'.'t,,tng tender and tired feet. is sold by
nNEKy & JAMES. 7os sth-ave.
KEW REVISED LIST Of Summer Re-
-, Iioiclg. comprising 1000 addresses
nc,tlv tvucwrltten. cent b. mail on re-
ccIpi Of So ~ MAHiE. East 4Zd-st.
POsTAGE STAMPS WANTEn.-Iis-
oa.,sd album collections bought; also en-
..ai",,es n rare: write particulars. pilcr.
etc appointment by letter only. NNi'D'
~ East lOth-st.
SILK poRTIERES strong and tas,eiuily
",.r ont rf AK scraps at the w"aN M
,.,abiishmeni 2i2 East 19,h-st cr'ul"'
mailed on application.
THIS WEEK SPECIAL SPRING sAlt'
ciovcs Muslin Underwear. French
Tordiea Pearl Shells, Ladies JcWeir1,
,.aiiierc rorncts. PcrfumcrN, below
vhoiesalc prices JAMMEs, op' iroad"ay.
-rvIuI,NEs WANTED.-A nle OF Tho
,,u,, Tribune for the year lNs'' or i.r
d,a,'; or more months commencing Aprli j.
I iss5: liberal price paid T. o. Box 1874
| pouglA<ccpsie. " =.
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NINE. HORTENsE. ZIG West l9, ia,;,,y
near 7th-ave.. Partisan coutu,i,rr' ,.hies'
with E Altman and stern Bros huIsss
material used: latest Paris ana h" ,,,,Cr
fashion plates. gowns remoceiieu' o"''''
from Worth: prices moderate. -----
MADAME HALSALLE nahrss 49, any
from s. up: renoyaica and readJn,, oyer "a
kind Of work In dreseuiaNiis'
rrsi-class 2nt West l3th-rt.
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THE PETHOLETM MARKET


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Now York March T. 1894.
\, the Consolidated l.NchanSr Pipe Line certihcacs w'r@
bid for mt ~. GEMS TIE. production ~ th' Mc',nW".
ioI barrels Runs ana shipments N''' '-''
ana llG 30 barrels respectively ,, -.
i..inrI petroleum W.s unchanged n ID cents E'i Va
IN barrels =, cents bulk - c-ate in cases
"sn quotations wore Antwerp. ~. francs; i "n'n ~
tt,.... .-,.i. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

THE DALHOUsIE. 40 to ~ West 59th-
ABSOLUTELY nreproof and fronting Cen
~, park: a very choice apartment 10
80. .n, Apply TO the janitor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
Real estate 10 gr1ban9c.

rROOILLYN dwelling 10 exchange for
country property HoET y Aiff'' 10"
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13

! cONCIIMAN English. age - Just dis
! engaged. thoroughly understands an care
! of horses. harness ana cal.tisrS, go
| cav. mi diver. with good appearance: hon
! est. reliable and strictly s'hcr good city
! and country references. former eninloycr
| rau be- seen. Address WM. Nj El'AN, l]l
/ AN...lf Y-lfI-- u
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70 SETTLE SOUTHERN RATE TROUBLES

The Southern Railway and Steamship Associa-
tons Executive Committee will meet in this city
to-day. II is expected that at this conference the
southern rate troubles will be settled and arrange
mpnts made to restore rates on April J. Oincers Of
Southern roads to agree that there * 10
lnnnev In haN,lng frciEht at the present NgNres.
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MASSAGE scientifically given. rheuma.
their homes ON'rr hours. ~ a. m. 20 y
n n, Ms r.. FOSTER 40 Lexington
! ave. bet. Tompkrs and Throop aNes''
! i;re.IlNn
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Drcssmakina.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING. imported
fasniOu.. ho:e! orders al short notice ana
Uth-st.. between Broadway and University
Place.
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ARTISTIC pRESrMAKER. style and III
perfect. at home o. Hy The day' NJ
iISIE 2G VOL lH-a 81.
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AHTISTfC DRESSES made from 50 up
tailor-inadc. also ball. evening. reception,
cUth-stn YORK. ana . DE Kalb-ave..
BfoOhlyn.
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GARDENER. BY a married man no
family. thorough eXper!enc" IN care -
greenhouses. lawns and general mahas.,
mont II rentlcman's country place !
,,f,r.,ce ;lr over - years. wife "Xcelrnt
bu,,ermaker. Address TRUSTWORTHY
300 Somervi.le, y. J.
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Furnished Rooms.

% GRAMERCY PARK. --G"nuemen only;
handsomely .urn shed second floor. 'front.'
AMI corner room. "n suite .. sinSi"' pr
va'c bath. breakfast II desired.
81 WEST J4TH-ST. Handsomely inr-
rished large and small rooms with bath'
light and heat. for gentleInen
45TII ST NEST. -Handsomely FUR
rished rooms for gentlemen.
g;TU-ST 13S WEST.-Verv desirable
-o~ly furnished rooms q let; private ram
~.
a5TIi-ST ~ WEST.-Pdrlor HOOP ID
physician. dentist. or drcssmake', a'"'
large aal small rooms.
2O9 WEST TH-ST.-Parlor floor ani
other newly furnished rooms. references.
LrNINDiTON-ANE Nicely fuinishri
s4uar- room. private family.