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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
DIRK ANIlsD.
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MAZE
A Nm j.. iiAHi ,,,.,l,,-
iNlrI' a. % i,le Row
Barnes HuN H"f. H'''" ~ -
ADVERTISER -. Eugi'sh. wants 'iu-
r.smcn' a' anything t'''-''sg o,.s
h..I.-. l.ut. aai tri''''' 80
NlliliAN. ~ 'I ave.
my ,,,ull Tx. A situation in az of'ce
where there '. nam lyt .,''.i ,..,.
u.ut. wholesale mouse ty,it,EVAN -io
rfn, reference ''''-' -
iH-f l'iii "l .,,.,,,,
rD.tKrDITN and GENERAL 'Itith
Young S.,f, hma-i d'-ir'r +'nal. % ."
Nv NIX Dr district. nrsi Gloss f"lrI' noes
u. I...f, Hailr,. Ai'i''' y NV AM ''''
james iu.if' ~ h"'. '''
rl.ry Good s.rpal hnui. ls a.l' 90
ii,e charge. du work ir'it.fi"
BAKER OH Wood POINT ''''' IT,
Nn
rortrrrDR Hv "a ri an" man 20
f u. Collector for rrUlll' houl"t
r.f.r.nces given = 81 CiiElSMAN. III
Nof.h >th IT.. spiins"'''. H.
.,pi-c4IcT Junior lO Years experience.
'n..tInr French. German Italian. s'mr
English. want, n>r,,.,v ~ ,nt ,r.,ni.i,r 81,
90 country ''N'''''
l''."''" ,.,
rr..,,n Ynl = v-lors.N. - yHA.s rN-
n.rlrrcr. relic; ur steady Aid1Ss kA' l.
FUSS 20 Wet "it' 81.
,r,.t.p ,r PORTER .Uv "a voung mar
"a, ',,a ~ atrlld ~ hnrl work. is
t,tt sim tools IARTi.1.S Do We.
H.uston-,'.
t.>erNrrE Is strictly temperate and
'ifl.ir.' 80 wears practice. makes Az le-
,.,l,s A., uln,h merry boilers. etc. day or
H., y,arl ENGfNFEE. - ls'-st.
ENGLlSHMAN. =. "itn GOO .u''i, ~. ,,."
~ "i. ',u 1,n, ,2J ~ th1r"ukh knowi-
'n'' '', ,t,+'ir. leslrrs % represent
''t' ,,,.,,c,, arm In England
s",n. '''s"'' ,,,,u,.fs a. Y COD
WISE. 81 Mlkst.. Boston. Mass.
.,.>...,>r-t.r Nc Married man wants "A
-, d.. .,.nm lnil.rs. viii 10 as
v,,f.nr...n p.r-rr or general workman. call
JOHN DrCEN. 80 Chcrfy-st
,.,.,,,,,N ia. thoroughly practical
1870 -',.,f,.m =. foreman ~ manager Of
,r,utl.m1n'. farm or ESTATE. murri0 d. small
fatally. ag'o -. references hrst-c'"Hs' ".
o. MARilN Greenwich. conn.
,,...,., ,,.t-p.- t..ir.. sl,unti,n som
HC ~ l.l'i,r n.s, r.Sersn". Al
dress II. PATTERSON. Clayton. y. \.
.... ...,.,., 10. ., ~,
"A T. n.u yvh. en-, yes only A cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
TRANSATLANTIC TRATELLERS.


fEofLE WHO ARRIVED AND DEPARTED On '"IFS
OF THE OCEAN FERRY YESTERDAY.
Among the Messengers sailing On the North Ger
man LLOYD steamer Vera for Genoa Yesterday
were Miss lucia Iohrston Dr and Mrs. Charles B
kelsey Paul Konert Bishop Keane Mrs William
NJ Kelsey Philip Kearny. Thomas Kearny. Mr.. and
Mrs V. Laurtano Miss Cornelia Leroy. Miss c. A.
Lamb. Miss Ella F. Lawrence. Mrs Henry j. Lach-
enOur. Miss Margaret Lachenour. Francesca LON
eardi Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Macchia. Miss Carmela
- -4' Va 80 a. - w. %
=, y MenaenhaH' Mr and Mrs. Thomas Moynan'
raf M SOer MoyNer' Msa H. - """'y w. We,
/ Me- -, ~, az '..' vi -, w.
MIS- ". H. Powers. John D. Pine. Mrs j. G. Peters.
Augustus T. Post DR. and Mrs r A Remington.
D.. ana Mrs. francesco Romeo MISS Iinogene
, "osers Professor james j. Robinson, Mir. and Mrs
William Herber' Snltt Ns, Harriet N. Scott
NJ. o"y.h George 81. 1outhard IT, MISS AIM
Springer Mis- o,s ,n SLOW T.'' and "' Mrs.
veo'se W. Thacher MIS-. G. Underhill. Miss ~ a.
,u,nderhil. f. r. veoder, Ms L. ". Wilson, L.
Werner Miss Sara Wilson. As,hur A. wellman
Miss NI'. s. William Eliot watrous. Hcnry d.
wa'rOus. Miss cornelia -. White. Miss Lucie
8 Wells, Dr. and Mrs. William Zess
W. NJ and Mrs Louis Altman the Rev. ". n. Ackley
Ar ls F. a. A. AFoeoa. Miss Annie Aroenz. August
And,r.or 's MAUD Alien MIS-. hate ashton H. :.
Braocs '", r Nr. and Mrs. NJ. Burke Mrs j. b.
Miss Mary Bro,h.,s nr " p,ror Mr. and
Mrs s,ur... @. O|n'iS' 1T. - " bY'o"' M an"
u IN Oscar Cobb Mrs Teresa A. de Cuto. Mss
c csen Converse the Rev. A. y. Carver. Mrs. h. r
J. chsas, me Rev. Philip Canestrelh. Mr.. Allan
ian a. T.. Professor and Mrs. J. b. Coolidge. Aurel-
Darling M. S'oAt Miss L. A. Dimon. Charles H.
Mrs.. sarah '' O. VI Densmore' Mrs. o. F. Davis
John Benjamin rbr nD,i1pS Mrs Il T. Fleming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

Captain Allaire. OF the Steamboat Squad, was busy
yesterday investigating the Circumstances surround
ing the death OF Roundsman Alexander Graham. OF
his command. whose body was found hoatins In
the river near South brooklyn on Wednesday,
Roundsman Graham was on duty all day Tuesday
al the sub-statiUn at Canal-st Tuesday night he
went 10 visit some friends living a. South Brook
.vn He was not again alive after he left his
home nj No GG3 Westinghouse. There is much
mystery about his death. Grahams associates In
the Steamboat Squad declare that he was victim
OF foul play. 1t IL said that the dead roundsman
always had considerable money with him, and that
when his body recovered money found
in the pockets His funeral will be held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL rROCJRED for
manufacturers 1nl ofh"ff desiring t' 'N
toni fl-.r lus rfHs. stores and nus.i -
places sold qul hiy. without publicity. Mc-
DONALD & WlGGlNS 40 Nassau-st.
F., covSwIv ITWELRY STORE FOR
SALE iels" T1OL-1'iu. rir.'
YrI.. .u., $500. ctls. ~ selling sickness.
MIONNLu g WlfGGNS. $50 Nassau-st.
ATTENTION MANrFAC-rrRE HS In
surpassed ltant.xrs. l.h.rll Induce
ut.n's o. l..lfr. f-r" sites. FREE power
taxes irhaf-l other Inducements Par
i..inr.. b. DE FOREST SHELTON.
Stewart Uuliirg n. =.
CATTLE RANCH Profitable. pleasant.
h.Hf'h"i iIarrsa. located Rocky Mount
aIn.. ~ -H|e. owner desires change.
might a.hrrre. p--" $50 ~o. un'nclm
t,r.f Afi-..s Or particulars. kAN' II
NkS TrNsa- ONO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
~ L. r. i. EIor ~ MONTANA
oNE KILLED AND 4 NUMBER worNuIp-riu
MILITIA ORDERED OFT FIFTY AR

oNE KILLED AND NrMHER worNurp-TIu.
MILITIA ORDERED OFT FIFTY AR
RESTS MADE
Butte Mont. JAY Further particulars concern
Ing .a-t evenings American Protective A-.oc!l-
ton riot Say that oue man ls dead one fatally in-
lured ana haf dozen more or le.- wounded The
militia have been caI'I out Al The liquor stores
hav. been c,oscl. also rawnshops and othcr rlaccs
whore ammunition ls sold. The trouble was pre-
cpi'a,ci d. t,o saloon Keepers displaying on tho
fronts Of iAclr places bunting forming ihe letters
\. T.. a. During the might som" ono sei on stick
u giant powder under ono - thc windows Ncmol-
isllug pane OF glass. This attracted large
crowd 81 people - Tie scene. wh.rh blocked the
street an day. After The parade the police could
not aisporsc the crowd Several nehts occurred
and 'hc first hot was hrcI Boy William Ferguson
at William ragc
Thls intensified the feeling. AMI the crowd
started 10 tear down the huillinys occupied by
the saloon mon who bad tho \ T. A sign out
Judge Mediation. u th' District Court. appeared
lu "a window and addressed me crowd. apI.u ing
them 10 commit no act II violence At $50 O'Clock
the riot broke out again. ana the nrcucn rushed
into the crowd turning the water on them. The
hose was then turned on simon HausewDrth's sa-
loom and the American Protective Association signs
torn down Several men inside the saloon began
shooting. on man stoal al thc door snl iirct -iN
shots mo ~" place. The Sh'rih ana p"ss" mon
came. some ~ the posse were roughly handled
ana barely escaped with their lives Tho Mayor
then called upon he Governor for militia. and soy
eral local companies were ordered out Ropes Were
drawn across the street ana the militia cleared the
All vas. then restored to quiet at The immediate
scene oi mn" riol b' al 'hc o'"rI 'i' 81 tc p.,yh
large crowds assembled ana more trouble was
threatened Tho excitement ran HIGH all the even
-. II. Day, special To,lcmaIi. WAS Shpt through
the heart and instantly killed by Frank Munforl.
over the eve. Samuel Dunn was shot I'm the side.
and IS PROBABLY fatally Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
- oT TO KILL ALL RULERS.
u,,,sr CONSPIRACY UNEARTHED
A. IN ROME.

cP1sP1 AND THE MURDER or
The ,.,psr rRIrTs-sIX MAGISTRATES
''r 10 EXAMINE ANARCHISTS N PARIS. -
r.,,. The "Popolo Romano says
Rome '' ,.,.ostigation has established the fact
that POM s,nnce Of conspiracy to take the lives
q the eA'''e . rho various European countries
Of the r"'''1 tho conspiracy was at Cette. The
The cfh"' ,.oa in accordance with this plot.
4s .'I .ssi Kin % S''e sso f n@sa
cesaho Wa Wa froIn Cette when ne mad an at
tempt TO sh. JSS says that the police believe
S 5s s sns %"I.'r fa Esi. 9sss a
LeghoTn H I1norchst laborer, whom they expect
10 arrest 81, ST. The "Eclair" says that here
5s @sssro1ei5 5 % S9 occupied solely l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
GEORGIA CENTRAL REORGANIZATION.

The receiver Of the Georgia Central, Mr.. Conner,
has been I'm conference In this city for three weeks
with the REORGANIZATION Committee of the road.
Mr. Conner said yesterday that the absolute fixed
charges on the property for tho first two years.
under the plan about perfected for reorganiEa-
ton. would be $l.900O0). They viii then Increase
5000 per annum until 1901 when They VIII remain
al HlJo@D a year After the fixed charge VIII be
an issue of 100000 per cent income bonds. class
a." non-cuuulative. 10 be- used for taking up tho
debenturcs and certain guaranteed bonds. dollar
for dollar. Income bonds class "B. at per cent.
VIII be- Issued to the extent or SiNolgr The total
charges ahead OF the stock after 1901 VIII thus be
s. 300 The reorganization covers the entire vs.
tenn as now constituted. New stock VIII he is-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


ATTRACTIVE. comfortably" home. at
modern improvements. 10 r1..s. stable.
Eirf-l fu~ Views. mlEuln. |i4 shade
fre.- . mlaI'~7 from sfnfl. %. 30 minutes
lr.m r.fy. p 'uins. for SOD, l.v % p
rer'. might eNchHnge i - CONDl'I.
" mtg .mery 20. jefs@y Ci'y.
AG3NCY To- Mon;cla.r. -nrs.icnccs. nu
k.uts ~ SOL. ~ rcnf. furnished .Issl
TtHiS a TAYLOR. 1i""Aman. 81. y /
FOR SALE -Ha-gaIu. fl-r -' . c..'orrt
~lry terms b . cation. : Al.
THDNY. OCEAN Wave Hotel Long Branch.
y
CUFATfE THAN BOARDING SIN 4"
..ttn.r. "a acres sr.t gl'rr fr.r'. i..
es. ..r.-Inr. c... hre'l... FIRED MiNLE.
storing o.. ' 800.
sDr $50 CASH. naf 2rem furnished
..''Agr. .'ii.- Vr-nl, 81 minute. ~
depot. h.- UIf. supplies delivered 1f
d..r ri.- village So "a SMITH Fark
ilfEr - J.. .s ~" Do 1Iwat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
PASSING NOTES or Az OBSERVER.

The "sandwich man" has been mctamorphosed
into the cylinder man. lie looks Ike a huge cy.in-
der painted some bright color. with ."gs attached.
Of course there are peep-ho.es to enable him T.
avoid collisions in the crowded streets which he
frcqucnts.
The newest !cmon-julce extractor consists Of a
glass tray 80 arranged that a .cmon can be thor
0ugh.y emytel without sOLing ones nngers or
sp.l.lng drop OF Juice. II - especially convenient
for travellers and picnickcrs.
What s said TO be "punctur"-proof band Is
now made for bicycle tircs. and can be- attached T.
any machine. The weight Of the band Is only a
few ounces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
10 ARD AND ROOMS.

2op.sT. 3ll WEST A Jew boarlers can
boz annotated 90 summer rates.
3STIi-sT.. 10 WEST Very desirable
ro.m. am board. references given AMI
r.luin'.i
.o--H. ST .g WEST Two large rooms
vfh board home cYoking. at summer
r.'t-. references.
T,Tii cw WEST -sel.rt board 10 q
.a'l.fu ftinuy. references. CASHIER.
g. D fl.N - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
cHArrA UQrAyS AT PowT n WOODS.

The faculty Of the Long Island ChautauQua he'd
their first regular meeting al Point o Woods Great
South Beach J.. j. yesterday. and organized for the
season. The exercises In the auditorium consisted
OF addrres on Social Democracy by Hamilton
". Stable. OF New York an entertainment by sumo
SutanerO. the japanese jugg."f, ana n conc"ri by
L. \. Coutourer. corne; sol0ist: John 9. Dempsey.
barytone. Frank TAFT organSt. ana Fred q
Quicken pianist. Edward Rcmenyi. the yiOlinst.
has accepted an invitation from AIR Quicken to
play at Point o Woods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
wHERr AMERICANS ARR STAYING ~ LONDON
Among the Americans recently registered at

Among the Americans recently registered al
London hotels are:
Savoy fiotel-Mrs. Elliott +. Shepard and family
and w. Rockefeller and family. OF New Yorl.
Claus Spreckels ana family. San Francisco; Or. j.
r. Talmage, X. T.. Ballantinc and family, Howard
Gould. AIRS. q. G. Croker and Mr. nrd Mrs. IL.
ID. Auchncloss OF New-YCrk
Lsngham Hotel--C. J. Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Dun
lap. Miss George Cayvan, Mr. and Mrs Stokes. o.
L. Sypher, Mr.. and Mrs. Wrtherbec. all OF New
York: Mr.. and Mrs. Morse, OF Boston. and y. Is.
OBrien. NcW-Orleans.
Midland Grand Hotel-1fenry -. Adams. Boston;
T s. Whitcombe NJ. r. Burllngame and John W.
Rev J. b More and family Phiiadelphia: T. 5.
Boyle. OF Memphis. and Charles q. Foster. % Nor
ristown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SUIT AGAINST THE PENNSYLVANIA
THE CITY TRYING TO ESTABLISH ITS RIGHT TO
PROPERTY ABOUT THE DEsDROsSEs-
ST. PENTHOUSE

ST FARMHOUSE.
A suit has been begun In the United states CIR
cult Court by Corporation Counsel william IL.
Clark. behalf OF the Mayor. Aldermen ana COM
mona,ty Of the city OF New-York against The as
socates OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
the United New-Jersey Railroad and Canal Com
pany, concerning the ownership Of certain lands nj
present being used by the defendants
The property in question consists Of the lana aong
the North River front and the land under wat r
between Pier odd numberl o. AMI Pier (od NUMBER
10 which includes the Desbrosses-st ferry-house
and adjoining piers and bulkheads, now in uSe by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the United
Ncw-Jcrsey Railroad and Canal Company.
The complaint states that the defen lan's are in
actual possession Of the premises In question adj
versey 10 the nights Of the plaintiffs, while the
plaintiffs are. AMI were. the owners Of said prop
crty. Immediate possession OF the land and land
under water IS demanded as wei as a julgm ent
for 100000 which Il is Gained is due the Plaintiffs
for damages sustained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE: Soy N pony stations. all
nfst-cid.s stock ionlrs VIII sell either
Z tl-m. chiiHfrns ponies. ab ages. hr1k n
and unl-lkrn. Adtfess nr % O.. JACK
SON. J.. O -. 1871 jamaica. Long Is
ia.l. y y.
IGpEsf1 BOARDED. summer an4 v-i...-.
Hf SO ponies 40 So lsr rilr'h, Il'
ti..iisr tffeufi1u ?, lam. hnrs.s. D. ul'f iHr
lhllI..1 fIr aa.t Afl., I- D a..
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
Won KoTzE SET AT LIBERTY.

London July "a dispatch 20 the Central News
from Berlin says that Cour; Chamberlain Won
Koizs. the central figure IN the anonymous letter
scandal has been liberated by Emperor Williams
direct order
The Berlin correspondent % The Daily News
saws that the commission examining the charges
declared Won K0,ze innocent anl commun caiec
heir findings 10 Emperor William. who ;elegraphel
back that Won Ko,ze should be- released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
TO PAY INTEREST on ArcHIsoN BONDS.

Hope e Co. of Amsterdam. have sent out cir
cuar to the Dutch bondholders OF the Atchison, In
which they say that, should the reorganization
scheme not find sufficient support the result would
~. foreclosure on behalf of the general bondholders.
In order 10 save a default In interest on Atchison
bonds syndicate IS being formed to advance the
rnnnsv 70 nav the defaulted coupons within the
twenty DAYS limit. The syndicate VIII be REIN
blrsel out Of the first instalfnent OF the assess
ncnt which viii be So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

sued for the present outstanding stock Of N5COoIS
The Southwestern and Augusta and savannah
roads will receive per cent on their stocks, the
new system assuming the &WNW1 judgment
against the Southwestern under the triparute
mortgage. II is expected the reorganization VIII
be completed by October !. The southern Railway
Company Will control the new system, but II VIII
be operated Independently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
RoARD AND ROOMS.

PRIVATE AMERICAN FAM VIII r"nt
nicely furnished room. Win or without
board. references. 40 Ieyington-avc.
VISITORS TO NETWORK can be ac-
commodnted with rooms. with or with
out board: references. ~ Ensi 2lst-st.
2isT-sT.. WEST. -Desirnble furnished
rooms. superior table board; summer
visitors 10 city accommodated. moderate
terms; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
THE CERTIFICATES BEING TAKEN Up.

THE CERTIFICATES BEING TAKEN Up.
II IS understood that $3.50 900 of the $4,000 per
cent receivers certificates Of the NewEngland
road have been taken up by the Reorganization
Committee or by people friendly 10 the commit
tee The money from the certificates goes TO pay
the coupons on the first mortgage bonds due Jahu-
arv 1 iSgl Holders Of first mortgage bonds are
entitled 10 foreclosure six months after default
and Ia rrovcut this the receivers certificates were
issued The plan Of reorganization Will, when II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
THE STEAMER QUEEN BLOWN TO PIECES.

Kamloops b. c., July THE boiler Of tho
steamer Queen exploded yesterday IN North Thomp-
son River. twelve miles north Of here and the
vessel was blown TO pieces. Six men were on
board the boat. Joseph Rushond the hrema2, and
Joseph Priette the cook. instantly killed.
Captain Richie and Engineer Martin were badly
injured The other men on board escaped with
slight injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
MISfI:IIAN EOtS.
FAT PRODUCING TABLETS
81 ger bundle. got fai

FAT PRODUCING TABLETS
81 ger bundle, got fai
j. NJ MKtNNEN. Camafg'. III.
GENTLEMEN wishing TO dispose u their
len-on clothing nj fnl- fnlu' VIII
please call 90 address EDWARD MILLER.
Is Gth-nrr.. near Wayericy Place.
PATENTS FOR Inventions secured prompt.
~ Best u references. Liberal terms
Cores poudencc solicited ana all matters
hid tirictly confidential. Addr-sr OSC n
a MICHEL K co No. iGi Montgomery
ave bloomfield New Jersey "liandbook
.or Inventors free.
WANTED. To bay. a billiard and pool
table compete, must 10 IN nrtt -ci, ~ cyh
dillon. Atdrrfs. stating pr" -, CASH l'l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
FALSE REPORT OF A FERRYBoAT DIS

Budapest, July "a report Of a ferryboat dis
aster the River Thesis, wherein nearly POD per
sons were said 10 have been drowned was circu-
lated yesterday. 1t is ascertained that the report
is entirely without foundation. The story originated
with local newspaper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

GENTLEMAN desires situation for his
coachman. highly recommended. Call
CT address 2l2 Vest 3Jth-st. Private stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

NIESE.--By young widow. with good
hprpital training. would nurse by week
or month. city or country, II years expert
ence. g. Y. i. lJ2 6th-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

becomes operative undoubtedly take up the certin-
Gates, as they were issued in the interest oi the
accumulation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

NURSE or COMPANION to children over
years ~ ags. "A good sewer; plano les
sons II required. good references. v. VIM
CENT. pol East 73d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
cAsIMIR-PERIER PARDoNs s7l PRISONERS.

Paris. July 5-In recognition OF his election 70
the Presidency. NJ Cas.m.,- Perier today granted
pardons 70 "a political and other prisoners.
The Chamber Of Deputies today refused 20 pass a
vote Of urgency on proposal 20 discuss the ques.
ton OF granting general amnesty 20 offenders OF
certain Classes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

WAITRESS and city
or country. Call ON present employer. "a
Nranerry Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
WORK WANTED.


\ LADY desires empi lyment IN bathing
establishment or private engagements az
such work sod ref,r,nc,S from phy-
~iclAus Gail 7i3 G't.a>
COPYIST.-Young lady wishes position in
copying Office or as substitute :or
stenographrr and typewriter. JOHNSON
223 ElT 2Sth-st
STENOGRApHER and TYPEWRITER. --
iy au experienced Hteu0 grapaer and
iypcwrlf,f. would substitute. good p'n-
man. arr.sfYncd .. Office work. mNi-
crate ~an-y ROBERTSON. p o. Box
= Y'uk.is y. Y.
WANTED Typewrirns coping legll.
: cents psr jecc. also Fgeach anl Ger
man tiAuslAfious. .rlc;s p. mail promptly
attended % and delivered. ia N1.sau-st..
KnDu SOB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

=. VTY~OWS THE CASTLE SYM
mr. sras1u Only. tarOuial mansion. s3-
feri view. moderate rent NIXON. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
DEMOCRATIC METHODS TYPIFIED.
rom The PHILADELPHIA Press

There ia no denying the fact that this Bat She
typlfes the methods OF carrying elections that nav
grown steadily in favor in the Democratic party 10
twenty years past. Why should not this Shea argu
that 1t is no more crime for him 70 stun baIio
is to stuff ballot boxes and murder Republicans II
the Sonfh2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

COACHMAN. &c.-lty a single man. gen
orally useful. understands his business.
city or country. * careful driver. strictly
temperate and reliable has good city ref
errnces Address COACHMAN, Box !.
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

CDACHMAN. RI, single Protestant
thoroughly understands his business
temperate. careful driver. first class city
reference. city or country. COACHMAN.
GA Gth-ave 81 hoor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

SCANDINAVIAN LADYs MAID for
travelling or otherwise; good dress
maker. pain hairdresser. good packer.
very willing: best references. OLSEN.
Ts6 9th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
,,,r,rs CHOOSE NJ. BURDEAU.
hbN' THE RADICAL. CANDIDATE

. rur s--M Auguste Burleau' Republican
PS' ,,...1 President Of the Chamber OF Deputies
was eT..' voe Of 90 20 ~ cast for NJ. Henri
D,.,,ss, Radca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

WAfTRESS.-By respectable American
yrl as competent waitress. or would 40
as chamhermad 10 small private family:
pr,>ent employer. Call two days. q Eaet
C!ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHMAN. By a married man; no fam
lis: bearer Of first-class testimonials from
former employers in this city as to COM
p@ience g. personal references will GER
tif,; strictly sober and economical. j. H.,
.snr