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FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce C. k. BRECKINRIDGE of Jefferson County, as candidate for the Fifty-fourth Congress from the Second Arkansas Congressional Distrlet' subject to the action of the Democratic Nom mating Convention.
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FOR COUNTY TREAsuRER.

weare authorized to announce MIR. R. T. KENDALL for reelection to the office of County Treasurer of Jefferson county sub 1ect to the action or the Democratic pArty.
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FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized to announce MIR. W. A CLAY as Il canidate for Constable of Nauglne township. subject to the action of the Dem oeratie party.
 We are authorized to announce MIR. MA SON PHiLPoT Il candidate for Constable of Xaugine Township. subject to the action of the Democratic party,
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FOR CITY CLERK.

We areautherized to announce MIR. DREW WHITE candidate for City Clerk at the election for city officers April ), 1891. We are authorized to announce MIR. E. B. BLOOM as a candidate for the office of City Clerk of Pine Bluff at the ensuing municipal election April g. 1881.
 To the Voters of the City of Pine Bluff hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of CITY CLERK at the ensu- ing city election on Tuesday, April 3. is94
 k. LEE JOHNSON.
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To Borrowers
 And Investors AuSss- a'fEi
~ ''

The Southern Building and Loan Association, of Hunts vile. Alabama; authorized capital, $50,000,000. A strictly first-class business institution; cost to borrower on $t,000, dues and interest, S15.34; for 72 months, $I,H9; cost to in- yestor, zoo; for 72 months, 5o4.OO; cash at maturity. 1000.
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Entered at the Post-ofi at Pine Bluff. Ark, as second=class mall matter.
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Edgar Brew ster
 ss..,,..>LOcai Agent.

1.i v 11St v s1t. . . 2S s1 .IsI4 2 - s1 .9N'l1 s0 very nice.
 have been to Raglan's Barber shop in the Hotel Trulock. He is the most polite and efficient barber in the city. He does good work and requires his men to do likewise.
 ~L. o. RAGLAN.
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.sAt the. Great. Auction Sale of Arnold B ner. Gus Blass & Co.,, of Little Rock and PineI Bluff, Ark, were the largest Southern purI chasers.
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COLORlDOS POPTLIST AFFLTCTTON.

Denver. May 17-Covernor Waite yesterday
passed upon the charges preferred against the Pen
Tertiary Commissioners. Chamberlain Boetticher
and Reynolds. He finds them guilty. and orders
their removal from office. The Commissioners OBJ
jeo. to being removed. and there prospects for
hotter c0ntes: than resulted from the Fire and
Pc, CO boards incident Governor Waite has o SON.
49,, i,- rlgl -. MiI1in ne "a ~, ~
asked the Pententiary Commissioners to remove
the Warden The Commissioners refused and
charges preferred against them. Commissioner
Chamberlain Is Il Popusi. and was appointed By
Governor Waite. lie VIII not give up his place and
II force H. attempted Lake County Chambsrain's
place Of residence, will. It is said to his sup
port ready for any emergency
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hockey IS Still MISSING.
LITTLE DOUBT Is FELT THAT he MADE THE
FIFTH OF THE BOSTON HARBOR
YACHTING PARTY

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Boston, May l7.-There Is no doubt in the minds
of the young men of Harvard College to-day that
there Were five victims in the yachting accident of
City Point last Sunday afternoon The fact was al
mltted to-day by several members of the senior
class. when a telegram was received at the co.,
lege to the effect that william S. Hockey. who had
been missing since sunday had not gone to his
home in Philadelphia.
When the party OF young started for City
Point early Sunday afternoon II was made UP OF SIX
students OF the six only returned. and be said
that his five companions left him at Hutchlngs's
yard with the intention of engaging yacht for
sail around the harbor. Owing - an engagement
which he had at the college for early Sunday even
ing he could not accompany the party. From one
of the men at the yard 1t has been learned mat a
young answering the description OF Hockey
came to the yard with the other members Of the
of Hutchings's yard Sunday afternoon remembered
seeing the party shortly before they engaged the
yacht, and among them WAS youn6 man in
yachting suit who answered HOcklev's description.
The police of Staten No were notified today
that there two bodies instead of one. to be re-
covered from the water. and Captain BrlG ion with
the pO,ice-bOat PROTECTOR. steamed around 10 City
young Trusde,Hs body yesterday afternoon and the
search for the other. two BODIES was resumei
The father ana sister OF W. Campbell Trusde.l.
of Newark. y. j., left Boston for Newark with the
body this afternoon.
Mrs. Hockey the mother Of the missing student.
will stay the home Of his aunt in Mount Yer
non-st. until the body Of her is recovered.
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THE CORNELL POISON CASE GOES OTEH
JUDGE FORBES DISCHARGES THE GRAND JURY
AT ITHACA-THE COURT OF APPEALS TO

Ithaca, y. Y, May 1.-THE special term Of the
Supreme Court and Court Of oyer and Termner.
with Grand Jury. reconvened this morning 10 in
vestgate further the chlorine Judge Forbes
discharged the Grand Jury and adjourned court
sine die. giving the District Attorney order
carrying the to the next Grand Jury.
ing the jury, said he convinced that they
had labored conscientiousy in the matter and
would have brought in indictment II possible
He very sorry. he said. that he had addressed
them at the opening of the term Of court but he
thought that 1t would be difficult and was
informed that several witnesses ready TO make
disclosures to the Grand Jury. This they had failed
TO do and he convinced that there was u de-
liberatc plan the part OF some unknown parties
to thWart justice. He thought the District-Attor-
ney should investigate and discover who these par
ties were. There was no question I'm his mind that
witnesses had deliberately violated their Oaths when
before the Grand Jury. He had committed one Wit
to Jail for refusing 10 answer questions. but
he could not reach others He thought IT a
sad thing for the community that crime should
happen here and be covered up. The best interests
Of society demanded That justice should be dealt
nell were determined TO up this crime. he did
not see what else could be done in the matter.
Judge Forbes then asked the District Attorney
what he had 10 say.
Mr.. Jennings stated that he had used every means
in his power to unravel this intricate case, but had
failed mainly because witnesses refused to testify
certain enlighteninc facts within their knowl-
edge. II would be sad day for justice II this were
the Court of Appeals. and he thought the hes,
course to take would he to give him order carry
ing this matter over to the next Grand Jury, before
the converting OF which the Taylor would
be decided by the Court Of Appeals
Judge Forbes gave the District-Attorney the order
desired.
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expense. II seems to be the truth that the pres
ent Administration has undertaken to suppress
facts in the supposed interest Of farmers. and
therein has done them a very unknd turn. For
they have never seen the price Of wheat at any
other time low as it has been since the de-
partment undertook to help them by these dis
trusted reports W. NJ. G..
New-York May 10, 1894
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LONDON WOOL MARKETS.

london. May 7.it The wool sales to-day 300 bales
were offered the better grades being actively competed
for Queensland sold readily Continental buy
ers. and secured woods in good demand with the
home trade and buyers for Germany There was also
good home trade ard German demand for New-Souh
Wales and keen bidding or crossorc by the home trade
Melbourne and Victoria sold steadily. The sales OF
greasies and the prices obtained "a follows
New South Waief-2. 500 bales 5a9d.
Denomination bales. 1T 5isffad.
Nctorit loo bales. at GisG lii9d.
South Assimilation bales. AT 4i5GTisd.
New -Zealard-l,oO bales at jhMlOd
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal-JoO bales, at 5i.aGAi
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Gountrn Rea! estate for Sale

A FINE RESIDENCE on the finest ave-
nue. Of the suburbs ~ Newark. y. j., price.
1872 90. Address a. NJ. r. Tribune once.
AMONG THE HILLS Of Northampton.
Mass.-Three nice summer residences. ~
good as new: pleasant location. ine Views.
best o. surroundings. prices very low.
Come and see them. a. q. JEWETT,
Northampton. Mass. Reference, Rev. 4.
J.. Stoc<weil. I45 Berkeley Place. Brock
Ign, or 2j5 East ilth-st.. y. Y.
AGENCY for Montciair. -Residences. oil
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses.
TUBES TAYLOR. 8 Beekman st. y y
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Buffalo, May 1.-THE Evening Times" to-day
dominates Congressman DAME, VI. Lockwood for
Governor. The editor and proprietor OF The
Times" Norman H. Mack. is the State Committee
for this district.
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for Behring Sea to-day. The Mohican and Albatross
viii follow the coast line and the other vessels VIII
kee: at sea. The feet will reassemble at Ouna-
Lash
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Gelp Uanieo.
Mailer.

Maic..
AGENTS. respectable. 20 handle my
,,f.nt door holder. holds door open MY
angle. agents making 50 20 SO day. ED" t.
". CLINTON. 2Gj broadway Room To-
ARE YOU on, Of work? Do you ride a
bicycle? II 50. we have a nice. light bnsl-
ness In which you can MAKE hlyre ~, ~,
any ordinary wages. NAY q fHhI'i9'
Lock Box go Chicago. III.
BICYCLE CLASP.-Agcnts wanted FOR
the new bicycle clasp. keeps the pnnts
an shane without encifclng the ankle.
carried In vest pocket. snap Tor hs"n'a =
send for samplea and price list, 90
WlGGINS DRAWER SUPPORTER CO..
Sis Hennepin ave. Minneapolis MINI.
HoY WANTED. Wanted ofncc boy. 10
10 ~ yenrs 81 age. living al home. 70
i.arn business. must be honest, Wen edu-
I, ted. and good penman; reply ia appil,
cants handwriting. giving agr shIai> anu
references. Address GRANT. tribune
once. -
OFFICE BOYS WANTED Must be good
penmen and reside with parents boys d.
rect from school preferred: salary ~ a
week, state age. give references ana tull
particulars. \. D.. Box - Tribune oiIce:
WANTED.-At the NewYork ONCE Of a
manufacturing company, bright. inteiIl-
gent young man. quick and accurate NJ
week Address In own handwriting. giving
references and past experience. T.. q. W.,
Tribune Office.
NANTED.-Men on cattle steamers 10
London, Liverpool and Glasgow. work for
passage. Apply - Gfcenwich-st.
rcmaick
WORKING HOU SEX EEPER for large.
select country boarding house. must nave
had good experience: refined good appear
ance: not over ~ years: reference. Nd
dress II. T.. BOX 80. 242 broadway.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBSCRiP-
TIONs FOR THE NEW-YORk ThlB-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.2A2 Broadway,
"a door north Of Thirty-nrst-st.; and AD-
yFRTIsEAfENTS ut the following Branch
Ofices: 254 Eighih-ave.: TG0 Thlrd-ave..
corner Forty-seyenth-st.; $50 East Forty.
scventh-st.. corner Third-aye:; 10 Enst
IaSth-st.. near Thlrd-ave. l.02B Thsrd-ave
near slxty-nrst-st. Los Flrst-ave.; JOG
West Forty -sccond-st: 1872 Columbus-ave.
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THE FLEET SAILS FOR BEBRIyG SEA.
Port Townsend May 1.-THE American Behring
Sea patrol. consisting OF the flagship Mohcan Adj
ans Albatross. Alert and Thomas Corwn. sailed
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FURNISHED flats tuanico

WANTED.-A small furnished fiat near
Riverside Drive: lowest price must be
stated. Address TWO. 100 East l25th-st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sTBsCRip-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TKlH-
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 80. 1912 Broadway.
~ door north ~ Thlriy-nrst ST.. ana AD-
VERTISEMENTS al the following Branch
Offices: pa Eigh'h-ayc.: 100 Thifd-av
corner Forty-feyenth-st.. lJg East Forty
:25th.st.. near Third-ave. orc Third-ave.
nesr Slxty-nrst-st.: los firsi ave. lOf
Wcat Forty-second- 1872 Columbus-avc.
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miscellaneous.

1tlokIliUIlrpuo.
ATTENTION Ladies' needing conndcn-
tial Information or advice on matters OF "A
private or delicate nature consult Wesilo-
torn Detective and Law Agency. III
Broadway: consultation free.
BUY YOUR TRUNKS and BAGS direct
from manufacturer, largest stock OF
trunks. bags. pocketbooks. straps, etc, In
city OF lowest prices. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ. 80 4th-ave.. near eth-st.
cAROLIT.-New chemical discovery.
mixed with kerosene OIL saves explosion.
ugly smell and smoke by using OF kero-
sene stoves and lamps; grocers: sells at
zoe. a box. HOCHSTAETTER MFG
CO. Office l24 Throop-ave.. Brooklyn.
LADIES' SHIRT WAIsTs.-Newest
styles; ladies' silk ties. duck vests. Jabots.
chemisettcs: prices very special: celebrated
Lavalliere simmer cOrsets. vJc. upward.
JAMMES. 900 Broadway.
PINEAPPLE DIGEsToR for indiges-
tion; laboratory Florida Depot. $40
Broadway. N. Y.
PATENTS fol inventions secured
promptly Bes; OF reference. Liberal ierma
Correspondence collected and all matters
held strictly confidentisi. Address OSCAR
A. MICHEL a CO.. No. les Montgomery-
ave, Bloomfield. New-Jcrsey. "Handb"nx
for Inventors" tres
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CONTRACTORS Foreman. competent;
Law out AMI carry ont any works, man
age men. assist with plans. details guam
titles. any location. reliable. has VALUABLE"
expeditions device for building concrete
Constructions. FOR financial aid 10 secure
patent. satisfactory arrangements made
RnX T. Tribune Oflcc
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for Sale

- - ~ -
AT REDUCED PRicEs-cOo second.
hand wood and iron working machines.
fully guaranteed; machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE b. EDDY. SyS hadl-
son-E.
Al LIITLE'S TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
at, New-York. workshop machinery (fOoi
power, IL: fee wood carving tools. Scroll
saws, designs and fancy WOODS. incuba,ots
sd bIoodcrs In Operation.
ATTENTION Sewing machines OF an
cash ~ crcditi e1chanFc. ren'ci a:
hAuSCiIS. :. III 3l-ave.. lteth-si.
BICN Giles Two high grade. 1894. SAM
Pies az cost T. ]. APPELLEE ~ 60.
5g Warrcn-st. basement.
BICYCLES - High grade pneuma'ics
from $50 90 81. aid abs .lltely new. - 10
- pounds. nlso i.dI,f'. BICYCLE OF FICE.
4@o't L~Ning' 'n-"Fe. near 4''n-s'.
BICYCLE Brand new highest grade
g pound pneumatic safety. lamp. bell
bag tools. an complete. 0uly $50 rXcep.
tional chance. r.. pos'ofice Box ~.
BICYCLE -Pneumaiic. SO also light
weight scorcher. brand new. bg bargain.
can and examine. 10 Murrays'.
DEsKs.-Ron top desks. see our i've
foot high .on solid oak deck -. The hig
cost bargain over offered EMPIRE DESK
| Co. 4Oc Broadway.
DONKEYS -chidrcn's pets $50 to So
broken. Inquire fiAKSEN. stock Yards.
foot Gih-st. Jersey city.
FOR sALE.-A family VIII sacrifice for
cash their handsome fancy case. upright
piano. cost Si75 a few months ago. and
VIII include magnificent music cabinet.
cos; So. ana silk scarf AM stoDl. ~ $3.50.
Inquire private rcs.dcac- l2' East llTth-si.
FOR SALE.-SaioCn. good stock liquors
long lease. new license. Inquire 80 Front
St, y. =
FOR SALE.-An old-esiahlish~d piano
business. an eIcellcn' opportunity tie
business - easily learned. TAYLOR y
/ son. East lsth-si.. y. y.
MAGNIFICENT. genuine old violin. fine
tone. suitable for a concert player. Ad-
dress VIOLIN. 1862 East 23l
SAFES sold direct by the manufacturer
20 the customers. cheap for cash. house.
tl5 up. business. s25 up: catalogue fee.
-. y. SAFE CO.. ~ Clinton Place.
SAFES Cheap for cash. closing out
stock On hand ~ National safes az less
than cost Of manufacture. J.. II. GROSS.
400 Broadway.
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ADIRONDACKS. -Comfortabl furnished
cottages and cottage camps. Lake Placid.
CLARENCE ". NOBLE. 20 COrtlandt-
Sew-York.
AT LOCUST VALLEY. . miles from
hall. double parlor I bedrooms. servants
chard, garden stabling for horses. past
ure. &c: healthy. accessible location. II
trains each way daily. terms SO per
month, or $500 for the summer. Apply 10
+. C. TOWNSEND. 81 Nassau-s;-. y. I.
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE HOUSE and
grounds plenty shade. abundant garden.
flowers. fruit &c. 200 chickens: COW.
horse wagons. ample stable room. bath
lng-house: sal' water near. everything for
comfort and enjoyment. never rented DO
fore. one hour from city. Long Island
OWNER. Box :. Tribune Once.
TO RENT for the summer on Long
Island. forty minutes from New-Nork. ;
minutes walk from depot. a large. fully
furnished house. with hot and cold water
gas. sc good barn: nicely laid out and
shaded grounds: garden planted. perfectly
healthy. pure water. Address j. r. X.
Tribune Ofice.
TO RENT From Jyne list until sep
TENDER lst. furnished cottage. Apply TO
Mrs EMMA HARRINGTON. bedford
Road. North Tarrytow non Hudson.
TO LET.-3 beautiful. Well-situated. we'll
furnished cottages. all improvement. near
The ocean. at Arverne. L. l.. price $500 -
Sl.2OO each. stable accommodation. VA.
ScHEER. s11 Broadway. y. y. cry.
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90 Ett for Business pnrposes

FIRST and second lofts. II Warrcn-st q,
near Broadway. separately or together:
size. 25x75. ID. BIRDsALL q CO.. 80
Broadway
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YOUNG NAN. age 3D. 40 assistant ship
peg: n fair marker: willing 20 do any
thing. not afraid Of hard work. Address
Z. o.. % CornelIa-st.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCR1P-
TIONs FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 broadway.
"a door north OF Thrty-nrst-st.; and ADJ
VERTiSEMENTS ut the following Branch
Offices: 25s Elghth-ave.; 100 Thrd-ave..
corner Fofty-seyenth-st.; 159 East Forty
seyenth-st., corner Third-ave., lso East
I25th-st., near Third-ave. 1923 Third-ave.
near sixty-frst-st.: i.T0S First-ave.; 100
West Forty-seconds 1872 Columbus-ave.
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Furnished 6onses Go Get.

ADIRONDACKS.-Com furnished
cottages and cottage camps Lake Placid.
CLARENCE ~ NOBLE. 20 COrtlandt-si..
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6orsfs ano Carriaqer.


A HANDSOME. dark bay team, 10
hands.-l years old: sound. kind and fear
less; long flowing names and tails; can
travel 10 miles an hour free. pleasant
drivers single and double; price 5000,
Victoria and b-oughan. both built by
Brewster: in superb order; $3.50 each;
double and single harness. etc, cheap;
also. chestnut nadde and harness horse,
ISL hands beautiful sadiier and good
driver $3.50. ladies' and gents saddles
and brides: cheap. PALACE STABLES.
2S7 and 2S9 Scner!aerh 9Tn-st., near Bond
st.. Brooklyn.
FOR sALE.-Lady's mare. ~; very
handsome ami fearless. Address Or. o. C..
JACKSON. =. o. Box lGl. jamaica. /. J.,
\. Y.
FOR SALE.-Handsom dark bay geld
ing carriage and saddle horse. 10 hands
high. 10 years long tail and name; sound
kind and perfectly fearless. used 10 loco
motives. &c. also open ana covered car
riages. harnegs. saddle &c: can be he'd a.
a great bargain by applying Immediately 10
y. c. TOWNSEND, executor. Room ], 81
Nassau-st.. y. y.
FOR SAIE.-Palr OF line blood bay
horses, cohs. IS. hands high > years old.
weight 400 pounds. are perfect mates.
no white about them long names and
ns' Vel broken 10 all harness. fearless
Of anything, and warranted sound: this is
one OF the finest teams Ia the State. can
on W. Il. SNYDER 5l4 Vrand5t,e-st..
sou'h Bethlehem. Pcan.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
sEASON.-Pony outfit for children. Ad-
sfess Dr. O. {. JACKSON. Pony Breeder,
y Q. Box lGl. Jamaica. l.. !.
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GROOM BY competent young man
driver. rider. milk. &c. Al references
present employer can be seen. J. c.. ia
West 5ith-s;.. stable.
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Crtss mahinq.

ARTISTIC phEssMAKlNG. Imported
fashions. hotel orders ~ short notice.
goods purchased n desired riod'fni'
prices. Ms MELROY - East lin 81.
between Bruadway and University Place.
ARTISTIC pREssM Unique i~-
a!s,ns perfect -ntiirg costumes. handsome
dresses az up l57 West 22l-s'
A -DREssMAKER -Elegan' cutter
aul after. g. day. ~ ~ home. p"fi.'i
~ guaranteed. velvet. r'Ik 90; cllih sn''
made ia one wc.s o. go. rnry waists,
coats au4 ball gowns sp'cia.il. - l-iNt
loth ~. n"ti broadway.
a FILTER draper designer. costumes.
teag0Nnf. wraps. llfc.t Imported fhshi n.
desires .ngaArflenfs. cl'y ~ country 81 -
iav 80 wr.ky HIGHEST ABILITY.
i.2l2 broadway.
4 PAKisIAN pREssW AKER nc0ly 49,
tlbiiHAed. makes finest dfr-frH. iti'r' r'fi',
from s. up work guaranteed equal g. u'ni
French houses Cali ~ iGi West ~ -
COMPETENT DREssMAKEH ~ the
DAY. ailria ana waists also docs remodel
ling and alterations. neat wn-k Address
Mrs III Li 30 'olnmi ua-at". 10 s''fe'
DREssMAKER wants q few more Gus
toners nt home. sGlis from 80 pp. II.
FOX. 81 West svth-st.. r"tg tltcgflde
Drive.
DREssMAKER VIII make caga sernenis
ly the DAY. terms 50 -. gead iticr. Al
dress DKEssMAEFR. Box 10. Ti!bun"
Once.
pKEsSMAK ER Thorough experience.
wants few mo~e customers by ihr day:
private familie1 preferred. ntier. draper.
VIII remodel. Address VI. g.. lW Nri'
~ ~.
DKESsMAKER. A French dressiniIier
Wishes work IN the CITY or ''rnisy. a,
81 - Der day. makes stage dresses. Send
cards 10 70 Bond 20.
FRENCH DKESSNAKER ami daughter
with position together In good family
out II town. tn mother. "a perfect inter.
t. 10 sewing the daughter cdr- = chil-
dren. Address MADAME LETELLlEK. io2
WeN 39th-st
LADIES' AND CIHLDRENS DRESSES
renovated. rebound and rcfac"i. c!'ane'i
AMI pressed. new sleeves. collars. frcinss.
take orders AT hom" ~ ~ out hy daJ;
city or ont ~ town. purchases made. J.
~ 81 East l9ih-st.
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Female.

AMANTENSIS. - Refined young nay
trained nurse. g'cncgrapncr "hu ~ ~,
o~ifcr desires position In a physician s
once. accustomed 10 Office work ke"pins
rh,siclan's books and 20 assist at opera.
lions. two years IN present position: nrs'
reference. Adircss BUSINESS. - Nhi'e-
hall a. Room 80 Eew-lorE.
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YOUNG MAN. -. assistant bookkeeper
or general onice work. rapid writer and
willing worker. 7. :. GREGORY. GA De-
catur- St Brooklyn.
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gounirr Rrai estate % Get

LENOX. Richmond. near Lenox.-Colo.
NAL mansion. fully furnished; moderate
rent: photos. &C. NIXON 90 Broadway
TO LET.-Crystal Spring Cottage, con
tains u rooms. hot and cold water, bith,
stables for horses. good trout hshinS.
mile from Arkville station on |. y.
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SMART. Margaretvillc. y. Y.
TARRYTOw%-"TH CASTLE."-Su1l.
rner season only: bsronlal mansion; superb
view; moderate rent. NIXON. 20 h.wak
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