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Columbia, S. c., July 26-The alliance to-
day, at Aiken, by Il vote of so to 3. in
structed it's members to vote only for those
who would vote for the demands of the alli-
ance in the coming state election.
A short while ago Larry Can't, of The
Piedmont Headlight charged Manager
Duncan, of the alliance state EXCHANGE,
with fraud and extOrton. The state ALI
ance eXonorated Duncan from the charges,
after u thorough investigation, and by q
unanimous vote, expelled CAN'T from the
order
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ATLANTA. July % California cherries S2oo@2eo
. 10 n crate Watermelons Sl00OG2JJo ~ lemons
EMessina S359dI.00; Florida none on the marHet.
Oranges-Mcssina none market Cocoanuts . aes
&C. Pineapples s5G00700 + crate. Banan s-oelsetg1
Al g5 Figs IS lsc R&islnsNew Ca!liornla SFV-
= coxes sIGu IA boxes Toe. Currants 6@'c. LeghoFh
citron % ESQ. Nuts-Amonds IT, pecans ,oi = &c
Rrazil1la 12bc Fiberts 11]tc. WalnGts l25a e DC
Peanuts Virginia electric light &C. shcy hanapleAe~
snGt4c: North Carolina SO a. Gee rglr 2@Z52e-
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aucAOcCT SUPPLY HOUSE ON
I HEAT COl EARTH; big catalogue free.
~ Address Sears, Roebuck & Co.. Chicago,
Ill. Mention The Constitution.
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fiuence in politics in this state he said
Though we are constantly being told tina,
the alliance is dead, yet it is fact WheD
/ say that there is no candidate who stands
the least chance of being elected to the Of
flee to which he aspres in the campaign
now going on who does not either stand
upon the alliance platform who has MAIDS
the people believe that he does. We have
reached q period in the life of order
where 81 most serious condition confronts
us. The supreme test is at hand. The con-
tending forces are drawn up in battle array,
the fight will be fought out along financial
lines. The issues have been made up and
the result of the contest will decide wheth-
er the people shall be the rulers of this
country, or whether the vicious financial!
system devised and fastened upon us by
the money kings of Lombard and Wall
streets shall prevail and continue to rob the
People Of their homes and earnings.
I'VE must fight this fight to the finish.
III ere is no compromise ground for us to
stand upon. We must be true our prin-
clrles, true to country, true to our
selves, believing in the justice of our cause
and having faith in the just Arbiter of the
affairs Of men, let acquire confidence
that victory will our efforts. May
the God of nations direct your minds and
control your deliberations and lead you on
to higher and nobler appreciation of the
work that is before you"
At the afternoon session, after the news
of Governor Tillmans declaration at
Winnsboro, that he was stronger than the
alliance, and had enough friends to elect
him if the alliance did not care to support
him for not standing to all its demands, a.
resolution was passed by q good majority
binding the members of the alliance not to
support airy candidate for the Legislature
who would not pledge himself to stand fat
looted on the alliance platform and pledge
himself to vote for no who did not SO
stand. Neither Tllman nor Butler stands
on the alliance platform and the action of
me alilance Is taken to mean that third
candidate is to be voted for. The alliance
IS IN q hghtin~ humor now. Another ses-
sion will be held tomorrow
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JUST FROM GEORGIA.
Crock of Ages"

Crock of Ages"
"Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee!'
Sang the lady, soft and low,
And the melancholy flow
or her voice so sweet and clear
Rose upon the evening air
With that sv eet and solemn prayer:
Rock OF Ages. cleft for me-,
Let me ride myself in thee!"
Yet she sang, as oft she had.
When her thOughtless heart was glad:
sang because she felt alone
Sang because her soul had grown
Weary with the tedious day
Sang to while the hours away:
Rock of Ages, cleft for ma,
Let me hide myself in theev'
Where the trembling starlight falls
Oh her mansions stately walls:
On the chill and ,choing street
mere the lights and shadows M ct
iHere the lady'o voice was heard,
AS the breath of Night was stirred
with that music, floating free:
ROCK Of Ages, cleft for me-"
Wandering, homeA SIS, through the night,
Praying for the morning light
fale and haggard, wan and weak,
with the death-hue on her cheek
went a Woman-one whose life,
Had been wrecked in sin and strife:
one OF whom, in one far land
Wrote the Master on the sand!
And her soul, by Sorrow wrung,
Heard the lady as she sung:
Rock of Ages, cleft for NIB,
Let me hide myself in thee!'
On the marble steps she knelt.
And Mr. soul that instant felt
Mercy's healing touch as there,
Quivering, moved her lips in prayer!
And the God she had forgot
Smiled upon her lonely lot
Heard her as she murmured oft,
With an accent sw ct and soft:
Rock of Ages, cleft for me.
Let me hide myself in thee!'
Little knew the lady fair,
AS she sang so sweetly there,
That her voice had reached a soul
which had lived in sins control!
Little kntw, when she was done,
That lost and erring one
Heard her as she breathed that strain
And returned to God again!
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CONSTITUTION OFFICE.
ArrAe,rA. .InlY 2s. 1884.
Groceries.


ATLANTA July % - Roasted coffee - ArooqEles
% 15c q 100 h cases. Leverinss no. 0rse4- -
ohocc zoe; choice good l9c air 10; common ~ LB
GranuIated lasc; powdered nc; cut loaI . q; WIS
evtra & l. New orleans yellow CHARMED aspt ~
-. = 4 Syrup-New Orleans choice ~ PRIME %
40c; common 2o&5je Moasses e 81 55c 1@oa
So@'oo' No+nHaG, 65 S5c Cinnamon lCdl23c. Asplce
Vdsc Singapore pepper lie Nee i9 3lo5 f js
giTsSa a5e Chess los z Bis Sc MlG Sos
Ops mn hars rs Its 90 37G turpentne 90 bars
90 rs csn6's sao P2T" 565s y G ssat d 49,
hrols a. rs Soda-Kcgs. bulk, 4h5c 40. / b package
sFc cases II 57ac; do and z lbs &c; DO z IDS @1Ss
cTgackers-XXX soda 519c: xxx butter tac' AAA
neorl oysters SIC; she and excelsior lemon creams
SXX Ginger snaps &c; cornhila &C. Candy-AssorIe1
otirk a.; French mixed I2G12lsc. Canned goodo-t on
densed milk S. 00f0S.0 co. imitation mackerei SOD @Jl,
salmon S. % $50; F.W. oysters $40; l. w SIP corn
so b02 SO: tomatoes 81. 90 Ball potash s. SGarch-
pearl &c; lump 4pc; nickel paekag @o.!V cen ION
$500 Pckies-Plain mixed, pnts, szo; quarts
81 10dI TO- PowderRine, kegs, Sszs n AeSssi'7o' "
kess$Lld. Skot-SL23 q sack
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ATLANTa. July rs Eggs s@1Oc. Butter Westers
creamery lsG Zoe; fancy Tennessee 70 q. 100
ohoce 6e,Oc other grades 4a6c Live po ohsEso-
large Is iSc; ducks 1920 Dressed poultry rH[
KEYS Gable ducks ml5c; chieiens l@g Vet
potatoes new 81 5ol.75 = Blu. Boneystralneu iVp i
in the comb 1oQql2sc Onions 7o&ooe 5 ~ e2
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FINANCE AID TRADE,

CONSTITUTION OFFICE
ATLANTA. July %, 1875.
The Local Cotton Market.
MarbAt closed nominal; mdiling 3-I6c.
The following is the range futures in Nav
Yorl today:
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when Baby was SICK we gave her Castoria-
yb.n she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
yten she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
Then she had Children, she gave them Castor1a'
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ATLANTA. July Flour First patent Si.25
second patent $500; fancy s. 10; fancy $500 am
Ig 81 g0 Corn-No. l white &c, No. wnte 66ol
mixed 6sc Oats-Whte 55c mixed 41c. Seed rye
Georgia 100 So Haych9ge um %o agge D@fs
snolI bales 81 90; No. timothy small bales. 90c; No
tmqhy small bales soc Me" asc .a S'e Sacks 99 So
cation seed mea-sl.30 = cwt- steam feed-94.4s
) cwt Stock peas ST. 1.3O Grts-Pearl $3.50.
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Work for workers. Are you ready TO
work, and do you want to make money?
Then write to 3. F.. Johnson St Co, of Rich
mond, Va, and see if they cannot help you
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con,norntivn Cntton Sacrament.

NEW YORK, July 81 The following IS mo
cotton statement Tor the week ending To-
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roVisioiiS.
q Clear rib side

,nI ,NrA Inlv o. CLEAR rib sides. boxei l3sc.
,cecnred bellies loc Sugar-cured hams ID q &c;
according TO brand and average: Ca'lorn'a to'a'
pr.ottaSt bacon L. Lard-Leai s. compouai oa'
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EXCURSIONS, GRAINS, ETC.

Atlanta Clearing ASsuclat1~" SLaA'oAAA"'''"
Darwin G. Jones. Manager.
For the week ..... ''''' '''-' 81 sI6iy
Hearings last week. O'''-''-s
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The New York Bank Statement.


hanks now hold sI $685. 725 in excess Of the laz@ sS~
onirements OF the Is per cent rule.
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Closedweak; sales $500 bales.
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ATLANTA. July 2s-Bagging In q Ga; . ID N; "a
h7a. Arrow ties Il.
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Jumped on EIIcrbe.

The governor pitched into Ellerbe for
his statement at the Columbia meeting
Yesterday that the governor had not con-
eulfed him concerning the sre-openng of
the dispensares. He declared that Ellerbe
nisconceived his powers and duties as a
,narnher of the state board of control if he
thought he CTillman) was going to consult
him on that question. His duty, said
the governor, "is to help control the dis
nensary while it is running. He has moth
ing TO do with enforcing the law. That is
nv duty as governor. He criticises me for
NOT waiting until the supreme court passes
on the act Of 1893. l would like to know
if T did not revive the law and put it to
work again how could the court get hold
of it?'
tllerbe suggested that it could be done by
making I'D a case and asking for speclal
session of the court, was done IN the
bond case recently. The governor began 10
mako some remarks about Ellerbe winning
because he had not been consulted, "heh
J1Ilerbe interrupted him with the state
ment: "Tell the truth. governor. L salo
Won did not call the board together, ana L
inst wanted to put the responsibility Tor
opening it where it belongs.
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| HOT SEwORK-srong, willing young girl to
| sist in homework; so: good references. "a W.
| 66th St. present employer.
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FASCINATED ny GAMBLING.
Refined Women Oxen Mnde Help
less by Its AlIuring Powers.

1T is often "A matter of wonderment to
me- said Nj. A. Swisher. Of Washing
ton, to a ST. Louis newspaper CORES
pondent, why 1t is that gambling, even
not disgust persons of delicate feeling
Instead of attracting them.
while Visiting Monte Carlo few
years ago ! happened to stroll into the
Casino one afternoon and there saw
seated at one OF the tables IA beautiful.
years old. She had Il purse full of gol!
in front of her and large bundle OF
bank notes in her hand. She was play
ing rapidly. always stalking large sums.
and in nearly every case she lost. She
played boldly ON, but her apparent COM
and 'ashing eyes.
After watching short time | left
In the evening | returned again to the
gaming room and beheld the lady seated
at the same table. Her bank notes were
all gone and she had put away her
remaining gold In her hand She sa;
looking iiXedly at the table. from time
to time moistening her lips with a
scarcely less dry tongue. Her face wore
a look OF Infinite sadness, which might
have been best relieved by n burst OF
tears.
She kept on playing steadily until AL
but her last coin was gone. She held II
between her thumb and finger and gazeu
at II intently. AS though debating with
herself about risking II. She had cvi
IDENTIFY devised II Tor some matter OF
fact purpose, perhaps to pay her hote
bill. She did not hesitate long, however
tor the temptation was more than Sh,
! could Withstand, and with "A hysterica
| little laugh she threw it on the table
only to see II raked In by the croupiei
and placed among the rest she ha,
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Y"u read The Evening worId?"
Do You reRd the sunday World?
\ I.cnkinR Tank Generates Danger.
Gus Gases.

The oil tank steamship kasbek, Cant.
briggs from Batoum for London, ar.
rived at Dartmouth for coal saws the
Westminster Gazette. The captain re-
ported that while at Marcus Hook Ba =
toum n leak was discovered in one OF
the tanks, and as 1t was unsafe to use
lamps, the tanks being full OF gas gen
Grated from the remnants OF previous
cargocs, Capt. Briggs tried the expert
ment of detecting solar light some
twenty-aeven feet into the dark hold.
This WAS successfully accomplished bv
means OF number Of highly poll ned
plates or mirrors. members of the crew
heing 10 stationed as to reflect the sun 8
rays from the mirrors into the hold,
y Hood "f light at least ten feet square
was thrown across the leaking Joint
until II had been thoroughly repaired
Tn" work, however, was attended with
considerable danger to the men who
ran great risk OF being suffoCated by the
dense fumes of accumulated gas.
Ropes were tied around their bodies
and every few minutes they were hauled
To the deck for fresh air. Some of then
actually he anne Intoxicated with The
fumes and We're hauled up laughing am
IN some cases crying. capt. Eriggs,' VIII,
went down To superinteri the work
MAS drawn up in an unconscious condi
ton and did not regain CONSCIOUSNESS
Tor several hours.
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GENTS FuRNIsHlNG-YounE man, Year.
perience; New York reference. Hape's'
box $40 World, Brooklyn - -.-------,1
GERMAN who understands the wine i'Is I'M y
ncss perfectly desires position is "H
Newark, N. j.
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PRINTING-INK MAKER-Black 4 color; Z
make all varnishes as superintendent; costy
some accounts Address X s. box 60 Worii
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To introduce and advertis e
a really frst-class edition of
the Encyclopedia Britannica
in IS strong volumes, large
type. revised to date, The
Werner Company. Publish
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engagements to furnish to
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sets at the wholesale price of
only SI.9S per volume, pay
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Drop a card to the Pub.
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Pro essionsi Situations Wanted =
Female.


CASHIER or bookkeercr. D.. box $40 World, up
town
CASHIER -L,dy, refined, OF good appearance, in
BrOOme g..
CONFERENCE.-The, refined young lady wants a
home with an elderly or invalid lady as com
panion. Box ct5 Smyrna. N. Y.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nced collector desires en-
gagement from Aug. 1 can furnish Al refer
ences bond. Reliable. box 5ls World Bklyn.
COMMUNICATIONS physician as companion
to lady. one travelling for health preferred.
Doctor. AIS STATE ST., Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER & typewriter: experienced lady.
we'll educated G. capable Of nlling position OF
trust references. owns machine. Stein, box $50
World. Harlem.
sTENoGRAPHER-l Young lady as stcposrapher:
willing q competent. L. D., box 81 World.
STENOGRAPHER. competent; willing to aubstl-
tute; Remington. j.. box World.
sTENOGRAPHER G typewriter, with experience:
also ONCE assistant reference II required. Miss
l.. c.. lie Sheriff st.
STENOGRAPHER. 2 years experience, expert
operator: salary IS; law once preferred: refer.
ences. competent industrious. g., box 342
World.
sTENOGRAPHER G. typewriter-Ry young lady;
years experience in law once; accurate &
reliable: willing to assist with ONCE duties:
salary moderate. l.. p. F.. box AZ World.
sTENoGRAPIIER. typewriter bookkeeper: young
lady expert; experienced; satisfactory refer
ence from former employers; cash security. Ear
nest. 81 Nelson place. Newark. N. j.
wATCHchsE PCL1sHER. experienced. NJ. c..
box SIG World Brookolyn.
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FLUSHING ENTRIES.
The entries for to-iay's races at Flush
nR are az fpllCwG

The entries for to-day's races at Flush
ing are as follows:
First Race Selling. four turlongs -Au'umn f.,
Happy Thought. shocks. buffalo SNnorcr. Ken
March, 49, each, The Pearl Elizabeth ms. lt2
each Columbus, l2S y.
Sec-nd Rsre-Seling; on, mite Little Nilir
ll6, Roger benetctine. II. each Old Town WI
roy. Carrsrus. lQ4 each Roman, RllIeaWAy lo!
each, watch Charm. ss 10.
Third Rsce-Fogr and half iurlongs Ron
desu 10. Nsnsda Jack 'ishun colt Skylghl
Luminary colt. farley. Frolc, los In zach
Fourth Rsce-SiH and half tutlongs --vsri'e
Mccormack ia each. LumheFmAn. le2 Ma, ey.
lisi Florin., III Pie Flushing li3 II each
Fiih Rsce-FouT and a halt turlongs Ma
Paint. Str Herbert, Hopper Haytay, Muhgsu.
Finance, i20 each. Arab Pasha. Hercules. Forest
Belle colt Annie l. hlly. Black Hawk. rs No.
each.
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POINTERS ON The RACES.
Common Sort of a Gard at Old
Brighton Beach.
Banquet Has to Stack Up Against
That Tough Customer Herald.
.EyENING WORLD" sELEcTIoNs

first Race--shelly futile. Wal
colt, st. Felix.
SECOND Rncc--sir knight. Dutch
skater. Little Matt.
Third Race--Jack the jew, King
Gold, Canadian.
Fourth Rnce--Bnnduct. Herald,
Mary stone.
Fifth Racc--Tom Tough, Cha
Fadc, Adelbert.
sixth Rsce--st. John. Woodford,
Flip FlNp.
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A COOI. CONNER

their more fortunate friends are doing.
by reading the sunday World"
Then, again. the nearly hotels are
crowded bY New Workers. wIJ fee the
c.,y for the niglt. and return to business
every morning The sunday World"
will tell all anout them AMI how they
amuse themselves.
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MCAdam and Simon, Frank, better
known as "Fogger,' both OF the Adams
News Company, took place Thursday
morning on the Brooklyn boulevard,
over a course Of about i've aud three
quarter miles 1t was won by McAdam
by two lengths. James McAdam was
starter and J. siamuels Judge.
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TINSMITH. good for In 4 outside work va
steady work; low wages Spigel, 70 COOK
BROOKLYN,
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WAITER-Young man. first class, in cafe
taurnnt 4. H.. l2S f. a2d St
WAITER-Younx American: hotel or restaure,,
city; wages So a week. Box $50 Rockville. y
WAITER-Ycuny man, 49, as waiter IN res a,
& bartender; honest 4 sober; reference nv
John Lezoli. box 1852 World.
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WAITER; good oyster G clam opener. y. q
sll I'd ave.
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An open race FOR catboats under IL
feet Is scheduled for tomorrow by the
Yorkville Yacht Club. The course Is the
regular East River course OF the club,
starting OF the Clubhouse. foot Of Nine
ty-second street. The boats Will be sent
off at II 30 \. NJ
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PAPER-HANGER. hrst class; piece or day
Will. $40 Bushwick ave., Brooklyn.
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TINSMITH-Good tinsmith; city or coun'1
Sci erff. oOA Z. 18th 81.
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AT THE SUMMER RESORTS.
What Your Friends Are Doing at
the Scnshore and Inland.

Is on vacation. Those who cannot get
away for the SUMMER can learn what
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| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS woman to do house.
| work In nat; good cook; good city reference
L Call InI " 18th
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Banquet will probably be the preferred
one of the Dwyer pair, and he should
win. Herald and Mary Stone look the
best of the others.
Fifth Rscs-Purse $500 for fou-.r.aro,s. an,
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MARRIED COUPLE, no children; man as
| man wife AZ good cook laundress'
| referenCe poyIe 5b5 ". 18th st.
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.. tho assassin's trial day u the family
In Milan
The mother Wa labOTIng under the
haliuciuation that Santo killed the King
~ ITALY. What took place At the little
house in Milan viii hs described in the
SUNDAY World' tomorrow.
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ADVERTISER

ADVERTISER
First Race-Nick. Walcott.
Second RAce-Wilmar, Stonenelli.
Third Race-Canadian. Amsterdam.
Fourth Race-Dwyers best, Herald,
"lith Race--Charade. Tom Tough,
S'yth Race-l3ucephalus, westmore.
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe

Cooks.
COOK (order) in restaurant by young German
woman; night preferred: references. b.. 10
Horatio St
baker. willing 10 do washing II required ;
good city reference. 49, 9Th ave. room II.
COOK--Good young German cook; hotel or
restaurant, no objection to boarding hous'.
l2l W. goth ST, room ;.
COOK-N Neat German grl, cook. wash & iron or
do housework city or country. 800 r. 5sth st.
COOr-very reliable woman AZ cook in small
private family; excellent bread pastry; good
city reference. can Goi w eOth St, I'd bell.
chAmbe nm sids. Waitresses. etc.
cHAMBERMhID. good; city references; willing
obliging; hotel Or boarding house. Call 2os
L. 18th st. ring Kclly'a bell.
HAMDERMAiD Respectable Protestant girl as
chamhermsid " waitress. best reference Ad-
vertiser Sal W. t3d st, ID noor.
CHAMBERMAiD-Young girl: or take care OF
children. X. finnegan. IA Y. nth St
cHAMbERMAiD Respectable Young gin TO do
chamberwUrk waiting or help with children ,
good reference. Call 3ls Il. 18th ST. top floor.
WAITRESS In boarding house or hotel; French
etri; speaks English: good references. NJ.
Antoine. 2i5 L. 3ith st.
WAITRESS Thoroughly experienced Scotch girl
as waitress; good references; willing 10 go TO
the country. Inglis IOi smith ST. brooklyn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl as chambermaid
nurse g. waitress; city reference. 227 W. 63d ST..
tth floor, back.
orsssmskers. Seamstresses. Ae.
DRESSMAkER, competent. cuts by s. T. Taylor
system; home or by the day. Mrs. Abel. 9i7
4. 4lst st.
%ESSMAKER. first class, by day. 81: best re'-
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SD st.
DREssMAKER-rrench dress. stage costume
maker OF forelady In Wholesale business house
81 90 per day. Mrs. Pluchart, 20 Bond st. send
postal.
DREssMAKER to 20 out by day. 75c. Call any
time. Mrs. Sekel. 2?s Z. 10th st.
DRESSlAKER. practical. accustomed to 9Th ave.
trade, will give half time for good room, partial
hoard self q little boy; scashore references 2i2
w. 18th
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21

| HOT Observation-Disclosures widow as housekeeper
for "ido~er; ely ~ country; good needle
| woman; fond OF children; competent, good man
ago'. Mrs 7. u. Union. Albany =. o.. general
| delivery y. Y
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-21
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.
&c. a line. No Erra Charge On Svsdev.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
K1TCfTENMAID-Good respectable. willing girl.
lately landed, accustomed to kitchenwork. Will
assist with other duties 200 W. 25th at.
LACE WORK-Ledy would like few more Gus.
toners for nne lace work: repairing & cleaning
also done. NJ. Nj l6o Z. 32d st.
RESPECTABLE LADY to do some kind Of work
at home FAX l52 f. 3sd st.. ground floor
USEFUL HELP In family living In country by
respectable woman with daughter 4 years old.
Dos 234, Tuckshoe. y. Y.