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Gonnirn Real estate for Sal,

AGENCY for Moniciairx Re- ldcnc- prop.
e'ues. all kinds. sale or\fent. fn-nishe,
ho1-er. Tdbhs q Taylor. Beekfnan- It \ Y
GARDEN CITY. ICHG ISLAND. Five
n" iiages - rent or f1r rnic Rcr,
from $50 ~ Sl.26O year Ready Tor &C
eupancy h"y !. only ~ miles from New
loik Frequent trains Communication. $50
year All hous"s supplied with good
gas ans absolutely pure water The best
educational facilities for boys mud rir's
az wel-entowed ana well-"quippcd schools
a falprious climate. summer and white
No nuisances. a cul'iya'ei nna rsfne4
community. Excellent roads IN every o.
rec;iGp. Parks and miles ol streets shndef
ir we'll grown tres. l0's f0r slic 70. '-,.i.
ef1i" prices and on easy terms Apply ~,
To Ohio ~ TIE GARDEN CITY 20
Room ~ 80 Roadway. or ,, l. II
CO. NLiff Agent at Garden city
92C NoI Mt rROSrErT.ANE Newark.
= j. rl9r.f all modern irpr.vencnfs.
r'rir 'l.If 10 best manner. location per
f'c'. 90 II nclrhhDrfDD1. o1 uno .l.,.
tr'o cnf. house. 2ji1i. JOY. 81 .KIl5. price
5000" WN s RICHTER. owner. 10
l'roaG-s'.. Newark. y. J.
2o.ooo ACRES m.acral am timber lands
suitable FOR oei0rizlrS improvements.
Town s.'n. a0vanfHr- ~ two railr.afs. c.'y
Ir'reri' consil"f'l Bon part payment Mfs
H. ~ SMITH Hohonvald. Tennessee.
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miscellaneous.

ADDRESSES DESIRED e shlpms'cs 4
the late Dennis McGrafh who srryei IN
board ~ IN" nitei states gpn,1Ai Sew
London. frou l'Gl o. 1865 Address
THOMAS NOBLE. - oak-st. SOW ) oTk.
\ CHANCE now ~ buy hig- trunks.
vaiises drc-rinc catos. se1 chairs. p.cfcf-
books straps. irrss suif cases - whole
faIe prices tgom the manufacture.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ. 2? shave. near
S'h 49,
DIR RosEILs ZEpOARy. tho rroat
ror'lr o. sNeAfinC teudc- tired fec'
c'rns Iur!1ns orc irurgis's 0r m1isi
p Il y rALMtTrEg. Watero y.
GE%TLEMc,- visiting 'o dispose o.
'..ir leit-.H fl'a. 1- ~. ..lue val
Ii'1~" call ny adl-.rs EDWARD MILLER
- 60 o.. ncar Watefle' Place.
PATENTS ~ inventions rc-u-od
pr wpls Brsf - rcferelrc Liberal 'rr'ns.
''-r"fl. ".re 'i.l.I and aI r1af'ers
N.ll 'fris'It c.rfIe1N1l A'd-.e- psCAR
s MICHEL r. go ~ lC- M1u'g1m-r,-
av" ~. mfe.1 HcN Jersey 'Handbo1k
~ irF,rfofs' f-'e
STAMPS q au kinds wanted M highest
er.c"s. Gail or sea1 PETERSEN 30 East
y |fH
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-..s clad in their peculiar costumes and bearing
- favorite weapon. the boomerang. Now, one
.,cb, last week the "man-who- knows-it-aif and his
20, were NJ the show. and when the man saw
~. australians and their curved and polished clubs
:, sc,Ncl and said. This is a fake. I've heard OF
NO boomerangs and don't believe in them" And
81. wife agreed. But the ever-watchful ''Tody"
hamilton overheard these sceptical remarks and he
was angered So in order to prove that there was
y ascspti5n about his aborigines, he arranged for
.,st exhibi,i Of their skill boomerang throwers.
r.. exhibition took place yesterday afternoon in the
essence Of about 23o men and women and a number
Of reporters.
yr Hamilton was master Of ceremonies and one
II Rarnums Interpreters was present 10 explain
.,,,v. 10 the "bushmen." There were four Of these
"a one "bushwoman." The names Of two OF the
r,sn were Drlaroo and Tagara- The names of the
otners could not be learned. The woman rejoiced
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DO Fri Tor Brslncss Dnrposce

AT ~ BEEKMAN ST. oplunalnr auf.-
Plies ana stove il*fr'cD. store. u1sefle1f.
cellar all ifs' lo'f 90 lDt IULASp a
WHITING. : B"ekmsn 81
bIN-ST S'.'e. :. asencn' nnl nrs, l1f,
20 let RULAND J. WHTIEG. ; E-ek.
Iaan-et.
FLOORS TO LET WITH POWER
IN tho
METIi0r0LITAN BEATTY BUILDING.
IHORDIGIILN FfKEpROOF,
Fitted with
EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE.
COVERING lUp1 SQUARE FEET
II stories high. fronting 2pi feet on tho
BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
% feet on both Rose ana William ais.
WINDOWS ON FDt'H SIDES
strongcst. lghtest. best equipped building
in this civ
rutland q WHITING
. Bceknan ST
LOFTS TO LET A large number: all
sizes all prices. rutland q WHITING.
. Beckman-st
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NURSERY refined. healthy young
woman, with abundant nourishment, as
wet nurse. Call or address i9S East 18th
81.
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Boaro ono Rooms.

MADISON AVE / g27. opposite park
Lars. back parl0r and small room. con.
netting. two large rooms and hail room
furnished or unfurnishcd. private house,
American family.
PARTIES remaining IN tho city during
tho summer wishing h0mcliic home with
American family. house and location hrsi-
class. beautiful large rooms. excellent
board gentlemen preferred. references Ad-
dress DANIEL. ~ West 42d-st.
PLEASANT. handsomely furnished
rooms. with board. table and service *
ceptiOnally good. references exchanged.
1921 East lgth-st. Just out Of Irving
Place and Gram"rcy Park.
To LET Parlor Tor dentist: other
rooms. terms moderate. GS West 37th-st.
nril'iborhood. central location. very de-
EAST 55TH ST. 7O5 5,h-ave Elegant
corner rooms tsouthcfn exposure. win
bonrrl. strictly frst-class.
2GTH-sT.. 80 WEST. MILLER's. Quiet
clean family hotel home. loo rooms. Is
Of present guests have been here on m
average 81 IL years. NJ trouble Ia show
rooms Call or send for circular. with
rates
% SOUTH WASHTNGTON SQUARE. -
Large and small rooms with board. steam
heat.
53D-sT. 81 WEST Unexpectedly VA
Gated. large. handsomely furnished front
hall room. house. table unexccpiional: ref
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AN ENTERr4 INVENT BY INDIAN SrrDryrs


Captain r. II. Pratt of the Carlisle Indian School
VIII start on a tour to-day which will attract the
attention OF all the cities Of The Eastern States
He Will take with him a company OF civilized In
dams students at the Carlisle School There viii
be the same band Of thirty pieces which attracted
much attention in the Ncw-York Columbian IA
rade and also at the Words Fair IL has also
choir Of forty voices and the entertainment, MI
be reproduction, 10 a great extent OF The pro-
gramme given In the Auditorium at the Worlds
Fair The FIRST entertainment will De given in
Washington. y. C.. tonight. and IL under the i'm
mediate patronage OF Mrs. Cleveland ami other la
dies Of The Cabinet. the tour will Include Wa.A-
ins'on. Baltimore. Wilmington. Philadelphia Brook
Ign ana New-York
The company viii be in this city on SATURDAY
evening. at the LonoT Lyccum. The patron .ses
for that evening are Mrs. DA,l H. Greer. Mrs
Richard Irwin. Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan. Mrs J.
Warren Goddard, Mrs. Henry G. Tiaker. 4irs. Jona-
than Edwards Mrs. T. Gai.larI Thomas. Mrs
Henry Barclay, Mrs Harris g. Fahn,s,Ock Mrs.
Edward Anthem. Mrs Il. +. Chambers Mrs Francis
Delaheld Mrs. John s. Barnes Mrs Jonn Sinclair
Mrs. Paran Stevens, Mrs. William Kings,and Mrs
James c. *. Duer, Mrs I.arocque Mr. Russell
Sage Mrs Joseph Larocqle. jr. Mrs James Hlrrl-
man, Mrs Henry NJ Anderson. Mrs Austin cor
bin. Mrs. William Choate. Mrs Cornelius 4 A.
new, Mrs. Richard " Pal Mrs Simuc. sloan Mrs
Edmund CORN. Mrs. II. Mort liner Rropts Mr..
Enhu Root Mrs Peter H. Wyckon. Mrs Salem II
Wales Mrs John A. Appleton. Mrs stephen H.
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furnished Rooms.

GEAMEpCY PARK l3D EAST 2lST ST
-I"liRhtfa summer cation. privileges x
park. desirable r.nins. board optional
l. WEST 35TH-sT IIandsomoiv ,ur-
nisi rd rooms for gentleman hr"lkfa ~ .
references
32p ST - WEST Handrome parl =
Dor. Gesiraale physician ~ gentlemen .
large room. private bah. gentlemen.
30 WEST 33D-sT Desirable ONCE 'or
physician
Gs WEST 3iTH ST Desirable large
room. an conycnienccs Tor comfort and
rest. location good AMI central
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gonnIrn Real &sinte 90 Itt

ADIRONDACKS-LAK PLACID. Fur
nished cottages and camps. no malaria; al
iitudc. 2.2tO feet. air dry. inFlgpfatinB' no
spot compares with II. lunrs or lni9n. :
housekeeping pleasure {. 81. N'bLf'
Havcmeyer Building.
AT BEAUTIFUL Flushing. 80 trains each
way daily - minutes from 34th-si. Ferry
a few desirable cottages and via resi-
dences for rent and sale. u. MASTER.
real estate. CT Main-st.. Flushing
AT MoNTROsE PARK. SOUTH
ORANGE. y. Rent (unfurrished) rno1
crn half brick residence. bedrooms. per
feet appointments: hardwood AM plate
glass: large Ftabiing: near electric road
and station. Z. =. HAMILTON < co.
SO Broadway y. Y.
HOTEL OF 100 ROOMS: only one hours.
ride out: mos, beautiful mountain. lax" ana
river scenery. house the greatest success
outside Of New-York: furnishings for sale
other enterprises 20 attend. the greatest
chance known for a practical hotel man.
Address Room q. 25s Broadway.
NUTLEY. y. j.. via Erie Newark
Dranch).-Large. modern housc: all i'm
provemerts. eight minutes from station .
nished. II desired rent $40. Inquire
station Agent
TO RENT.-At Danbury. Conn. for 2 or
months from June !, furnished house
Of 10 rooms. with all modern improve
ments: . minutes walk from the \. Y, y.
X. II. X. X. depot. New York reference
given upon application. n. 7. BULKLEY.
21s hain-st., Danbury. Conn.
TO LET.-Furnished. AT South Nyack on
the Hudson. for the summer or year, house
nicely furnished: ~ rooms: all modern con-
Veniences; large shade trees and lawn. near
river and fne mountain view; one hour
from New York. and I minutes from DEPOT.
TARRfTOWS-'"THE CASTLE."-Sum-
fTseT season only, baronial mansion; superb
view; large stable. moderate rent. NIXON.
90 Broadway.
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THE GREEK FOURTH or July RECALLED.
CELEBRATION or THE sEvESTY-THIRD ami
VERsARY OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE
CLAssIC PENINsrLA.

CLASSIC PENINSULA
The seventy-third anniversary OF the proc!ama-
ton Of the independence OF Greece from the rue
Of the Ottoman Empire celebrated yesterday IN
Holy Trinity Church. No $40 West Flfty-third-si..
which is orthodox Greek Church. and was the
first OF its Kind be established in this city Last
Friday was the regular day-March %. according TO
the Greek calendar-but 1t was postponed 10 yes
terlay to give all a chance 10 be present.
Mass was celebrated by Father Palssios Feren-
din0s, and On each side OF the altar two men
who chanted the responses In Byzantine style
Flowers and eyergreen4 were used in decorating
the place. and there a representation Of the
Virgin and Child. before which a number OF wax
lights burned. The Greek Consul Botassi. and his
secretary. Lveratos. present in uniform. and
also the Turkish Consul. Batazzi Efendi, who is
himself Greek and Joseph Theron, ex-presldent
OF the Catholic Cub
When TIE Deum was sung, and
short address made by Father Paissos. in
which he dwelt on the glorious achievement Of
Grecan liberty in 1921, and predicted a prosperous
future for the people Of that ancient and classic
land
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NVRSE.-By reliable. competent woman.
refined and experienced. with best city ref
erences. as nurse and attencsnt 10 in
valid or elderly lady. willing 70 be gener-
ally useful. moderate wages Address Mrs.
HENRY 90 Rnilroad-nVe.
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OrcssmaIiino.

ARTISTIC DREssMAK1NG. perfcc, nt-
ting costumes. handhome dresses. 81
Mime. OWEN. Ia Ncat 22d-st
4 FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKER de-
s,res a few more customers. Is a lrsi-clas
nitcr. terms by Tho day. 81 20. or home.
reasonable. MORRIS. 100 East 47th-st
A.-A.-ARTlsTIC DRESSES made from
s.. III and work guaranteed; tailor made !:
also reception. wedding and evening
dresses. EUGENE. AZ East 2uth-st.
Az EXPEEIENCED French dressmakrr
wishes work by the day. good designer.
cutter and htter. AT very reasonable prices
Mse. JEANNE. Box 1872. Tribune Uptown
Office. l.2i2 Broadway.
ARTISTIC DKEssMAKGNG; imported
fashions: hotel orders at snort notice
prices. Mrs. MILKoY.. ~ East llth-st..
between Broadway and University Place
DREssMAKING-B Parisienne dress
maker. latest styles; moderate prices short
notice MADAM THEBACD. 1903 West
i0th-st.
DREssMAKING. perfect hitting, stylish
dresses made on short notice. from So UP.
Mrs. WITKOV. 2z1 Wet ldth-st
DREssMAKER. understands her bust
ness thoroughly. can he recommended:
terms reasonable. Miss KUIMs. 5si I'd
ave.
DREssMAKER. twenty years in basil
ness perfect inter and designer. makes
handsome dresses In latest styles. 50. Mrs.
SMITH. 100 West 50th-st. l. station.
X $. DRISCOLL. las West 20th-st.-
Fashionable dressmaker. evening and
street tailor made costumes. made on short
notice: imported models. prices moderate.
5TH-AVE. MILLINER. years ex-
periencc. Will go 10 ladies houses; use
her own material: latest French styles.
JOSEPHINE. 1856 East 29th-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB.
f-PTOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 Broadway.
"a floor north Of Thirty-hrst-st.; and AID
VERTIsEMENTs at the following Branch
Offices: 254 Eighth-ave.; 200 THU lave:
corner Forty-seventk-st 100 East Forty
seventh-st' corner NThird-ave.; 80 East
i25th-st.. near Third-ave l. 026 Third-ave.,
near sixty-hrst-st.: los First-ave.: l0e
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horsss ano Carriages

FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
sEASON.-Pony outfit for children. Ad-
dress Or. 0. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
y. O. Box l6i. Jamaica. L. l.
sl65-PARTY going abroad offers hrst-
class light cutUnder extension top far.!.y
surrey. used weeks. cost $4l5.a also $40
for elegant top phacton. fine harness lap
robe and whip: cost s4lS 30. Inquire 10
West 44th-s.
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IN patronymic which sounded like Bleecker-st.
It is pronounced by the guards the elevated road
She however. was only present as an ornament and
took no part in the throwing
The four men were arranged in their native cos
,umes-back Jerseys" breech clouts. black bus
kins" paint and hair Their heads showed what
rapid advances the art OF hardreSsing has made in
Australia At the word Of command they stepped
forward and toed the line. Each man held in his
right hand small boomerang These boomerangs
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iUork tDanteo.
AIaic

Maic
A. WIN. l. HARTUNC
Expert Accountant and Auditor,
Barnes Building. Room 20. q Park Row.
AN HONEST. intelligent American boy
would like 20 have work. age II. Address
8ss Cannl-st.
BARER.-By German. second hand on
bread: city or country. 500 West 49th-st.
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LATNDREss-By a supetior. highly
recommended laundress strong and indus
irlous. Seen at JACQUIN'S Bureau. Goa
6th-ave., near 3Jth-st.
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flats 90 Let ilnfurnlsbc0.

FIFTH-AVE.. LOS corner sGth-s. File
rant apartment. overlooking PARK. only
$50. SAML NIXON. ~ Igroadnay
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Gitn Real estate for Sale:

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner iosth-st-
Suostant!al. artistic, detached house; low
g,:cs; send for circular. ATLAS IN
PBOVEAENT CO.. IS Broadway.
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LAUNDRESS frst-class. wants washing
and ironing at home or will go out by the
day. Mrs CURLEY. 245 East liith-st.:
ground floor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. good city
reference; frst-cass on collars. shirts and
cuffs. country preferred. Address LAUN-
DRESS l52 6th-aVe.
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CARPENTER SHOP. Cool lease low
rent: hrst-class location. Call all week.
200 East 44th-st.. up stairs. - foor back.
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BOOKBINDER wants to inves. capital
with servIces Sfore 1913 81 ave
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WAITRESS and CHAMRERMAID.- Sit
uation wanted b. waitress and chamber
maid Of long experience: 20 years with
present employers who are moving &c the
country and who will give strong testi-
mony to the faithfulness reliability ard
care shown hy advertiser while in their
employ Address or apply TO MARIA
DONOHTE. care of John c. De La
Vergne 50 ras, sOth-sf
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n)ork nanteo.
Maze.

MaIts.
ACCOUNTANT % long experience one's
b his services TO corporations. private nrfns
or parties in any kind u business want
! Ing books opened. written up. closed Or
audited. accounts adjusted: highest CITY
references terms moderate. Address A.
| COT MIAMI 6sS Eas, li2d-st
AS BOoKKEEPER. cashier. collector or
private secretary; good stenographer' pest
city references. q. L.. care II Mr.. Bax-
ter. 4GJ AmstorGam-ave.
4 YOUNG MAN COZ business college
graduate. unemployed. good hguter, pen
man and accountant. A. ONCE asslstast;
Al references. Address +. r. b.. 525 llth-
ST.. brooklyn.
THOROUGH double-entry bookkeeper
and Office man 80 Ks position; quick az
figures an reliable; Al references. MOD
ERATE. Box %, Tribune UAice.
HOOKXEEPER - Experienced CORE
spondcnt. English Preach. Italian. SPIN
ish. German. has more evening hours 10
dispose Il. Address THEODORE 40
West 4Sth-st
BOOKKEEPER stcnographcr and type
wrter.-Doublc entry Remington type~
writer. %. good references moderate
salary. c. b. 20 Garden-s'.' PoushKee'-
BOOKKEEPING or other occupation.
wanted 10y middle-aged American man; re-
sponsihe In every way. moderate pay
Address r.. us Presdent-st.. Brooklyn.
BOOKK EEPER.-A double entry book
keeper. quick and correct at figures; Is
years business exp .rtcnce. good refer
ences. Will take s. per week. BOOK
KEEPER Lyndhurst, y. j.
BCOKKEEPER BY a thoroughly exaei-
enced hoOkkneper permanent situation,
good references. NewYork or Brooklyn
Address II. N. 2.o66A Bergen st. Bklyn
BOOkKEEPER.- By a young man. aged
q. temperate. educated. competent book
keeper. city refersnces. can give good sat |
isfac'ion; salary moderate. Address ".
SHERRY. ~ Lexington-ave.
BOOKKEEPER. double entry. wants n
Position 20 years experience In various |
branches of trade; late builder and plumb !
srs woodwork. J. D. J.. 3ji Sumner |
ave. BROOKLYN.
ROOKKEEPER assistant. collector or |
salesman. active industrious expe~ienced /
young man: unIucstionable references and |
security. willing and anxious. salary mod /
crate Address BUCHANAN. 90 West |
lith-st.
BOOKKEEPER By a German cd good |
references. G. BRAUN. 3 COr3in ave. Jer-
SCI CITY.
Roy. is. wishes position where he can I
learn trade or IN wholesale house
FRANK MEIsTRTCK. $40 East 7lst-s'.
roy. who is honest. wishes 10 get
place In some office or large house. whore
he can advance Address WILLIAM H.
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domestic sltuati ous uauteo
Males.

Males.
GARDENER. USEFUL-MAN.-By mid
dle-asei man: take care horse. lawn and
flowers. 10 years references. c. r.. Trlo-
uns ONCE
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DETECTIVE wants work. prompt 70
Liable. efficient. Len0"n and NeW-York cN
p"ri.ucc. c1nal~n'la! c0ffcsp. uicnc- tn
yii~l fNTEESATIONAL 10 7th ave"
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CARETAKERS.- Man and wife. without
chllt.sn. desire To take care Of gentle
mans residence during the summer first
class references. WM EFFNER. 43i East
10Th 81
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flats Go Get, FURNISHED.

DESIRABLE APARTMENT. furnished
f1r summer months. IL East l6fh-st. ap-
ply Jantor.
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Elkns Mrs. J. Wells Chempney. Mrs. II. o. Ar
nour and Mrs. J. Hooker Hamcrsy.
The tickets for the entertainment are TO be had
at BrentanOs. No. - Unio7 Square.
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COOK. BY a hrSt-class cook 10 some
good private family. has had long ex
perisnce. 10 years with present employ
ers who are moving 10 the country. and
who VIII give strong testimony TO the
fatthfulness and reliability shown by the
advertiser while In their employ. Address
or apply 70 MARY JOHNSON. care ot
John = De La Eercne ~ East s0th-st
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for market or own use laid out a. any
season. in any covered room. On any scale,
newest method. tested 10y numerous cS-
periences yield continuous. high rent
ability. Address L. c. FISCHER. 233
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ENGINEER Marine or stationary thor.
ough mechanic would engage w'h a
yacht. strictly soler. highest references.
Address JOSEPH THOMAS. Sea-st.. Sew
H.Nen. Clnn.
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COLLECTOR. s.. by n young maa ,2i,
NJ collector or entry hir clerk. would
Iref"f 90 have position whore D." could D."
or ir fh" air JOS. /. IoNoHIE. 2li
Il NJ .s-ef
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FAEETA<TR Iir man and VIC. no
children. highest rofcreurr. Adlress T.
4. W. 800 3l-ay-
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bnslncse Cbanfcs


task. ny LLENT OPPORTUNITY 10
Cur eusiora .y,- With $50 properly invested
orders on a, made hundreds: we execute
Up On l. i n stocks ks and grain from 10 shares
s,e parlcr cent margin or more. sepa
sHed. tn i ipr ladies. Correspondence in
BANKERS 10 "a BMANN 4 TRAURNER
No brokers. &C New-s,' 49,
NOS, snrra Li educated gentleman. with
ss.sks party ,sS SUI experience as principal.
,ish frst.cish capital in order 10 esiab-
he rro.,l5 sss girls school IN New york
already s,s',n.tnaily take part in school
Box * i 80 soHshed Address PRTNCIPAI,
'.-'z Broadway. = L.
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NESS l6 siE T Address STRICTLY ' BIisIs
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choice o. H., business man can have H.,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

GARDENER. BY a frst-class gardener
and florist. German. single. over Is years
experience in all branches Of the trade in
Germany and this STATE: with best refer
ences from last place. on gentlsmn n 8
place. Address GARDENER, 10 Rlyirg-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

CARPENTER iiy reliable young man
god mechInic. understands care horses.
COWS. poultry. wishes good place. abstain
or gcntlcman's place preferred ENG.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09

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