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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

Lansing. Mich, Nov. g5--peteotiye
saville. OF the Philadelphia Plnkor
ton force. haa made q most important
arrest here In the person OF Robcri
~ Harvey who posed aa Roy. Charles
o. Gibson and has been conducting
nwindllnE operations under no Iesl
than twenty aiiAseH In different nru.
TONS, unuer tue nnmo OF "A. ID, Bakei
ho bought u small fruit farm at Vine.
ianu, y. j., wnrre no took his wife q
Year ago ana fr0in which ,lnl NJ
ne operated. lie broke jail at lieilali,
Aad., Oct i, wnere he was dot .nru
on two charges OF forgery srcurlns
.sbpO nom tic hartford Rational lanh
vi Bcliair, by depoaiilnE d ganuiu,
draft Tor SilUJ ana home Forged urafts
amounting - IN an 5000. rne pank
let him nave ;li00 cash aud caahleta
checia on Philadelphia and baltimore
bAnis Tor Sa5Vp.
Ia 1852 he nvcurcd several hundred
dollara from the Twin CITY Bank VI
klmlra, y. ", secured 1000 from the
Sigmond National Bank Of Worcester.
Maas., last Iuue uador the name OF
Frank Mouiton. lie served twO yeara
for omhezxiemNnt In Santa Clara prls.
on California. aud three years IA tho
Albany pcuitentiGry for several amall
or forsrriea at Washington. Tho do.
iSetiYs has been on hls TRAN finco hil
escape from Bellair kolns ~ Nobrab.
Ia, back TO New York. thence here.
where he found him living quietly On.
der the above alias. ropming at a pr
yate house and taking his meals al
restaurant lilo offered no rralatnnee
lie has a bad sore on hia hand where
he had attempted 20 remove "A tRlooed
hgurc. but has the initials ~. IT. On
hls arm Ina India ink. Ito ~ not known
10 have committed any dcprc1atlom
here, but aaaumed 10 be a prohibit.
tiun orator and eanyaasod for advtr.
uaemrnH IN religious hymn book.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

rs MN Gibson % has returned home
M 4. seso where she has been ON u
hwAy' aaughter. AIRS. Shepherd,
~ H., rurney OF Illinois ia IN tho
NJ, n. guest OF his cousin. Airs.
III i,, s-Ne,
y N sue, me, Crooks and wife have
IN esr city u fortnight at the
~ llls uiea last Tuesday alter
s " home at peytonvlne. Ark., for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

raiiey. .. 4. Couison. ] r.. STANLEY
Isaac Read. James CNttetell.
The Elks gave an lmpromptu hon
last Friday eveplns, which wad greatly
enjoyed by all present Among Inc
number present were. Misses pn,ctor
and Smith OF Austin. Mum. Wiiilnn,s.
Davis. Telley. Allyn. FIRST, Bird. BLACK.
burn. pranci Meesrs Flnkston, carp.
Johnson, Matchett, Blackburn, NAYS,
Autfy, Coulson, Reade. Mr.. and Mira
Whitesell Mr.. and Mira. tverAon.
Miss Proctor OF Auatn Is visiting
Mrs. Len. Tobin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

attended the snndlfer-Weavcr nupunls
Rev. Allen and wife were in McNin-
noy Wednesday,
SIiss Iiszie Suilet IL visiting In
Gainesville.
Jordan stokes In In OF the road.
w II. and Robert Holmes OK Little
Elm are In the city.
Mr., Andrew Martin and Miss LOWE
Wlaeman, both of Rhca's Mill. were
married Thursday night NJ tan rome
OF the bride. quite numt,r Of rc,a-
tiycs and friends were present, aud u
most elegant reception was rendered
them by NIr. and Mrs, Wiseman.
Ms, 'e 9rn,n cs Mc, nma aays n,n A.s
tendance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

Mrs Juila Sturgls is visiting the
Cotton Palace and friends in Waco.
Miss Jimmie Atkinson is ylslting
friends IN Marlin.
Miss jamie Suck q Visiting her
brother, Lieut. =. e Buck, In Waco
She VIII remain ten days.
Mrs. II. n. Vineyard 10 visiting the
Cotton Palace In Waco,
Mrs. j. c. Newman Is visiting In
Waco.
Mrs, W. o. Oldham has returned
20 Milford.
Mrs. Rosamon and children are Wis.
iting the Cotton Palace In Waco.
Major Cllnord Moormnns family are
Visiting the Cotton Palace In Waco
Mrs. ". 4. Rowe and children an
Waiting the Cotton Palace In Waco
Mrs. j, b. Dooiey has returned from
Galveston. much to the delight of heI
friends.
Mrs. w. c. simpson. VINO has been
visiting the fdmily OF Esquire q. Il
Jones, has returned home 20 81. Louis
Airs. w A. Fields has gone to Gal.
weston, whore she Will spend the WIN
ter.
Mrs. c. L. Greenwood IA visiting
her parents. Judge aud Mrs, John l.
Dyer, OF Waco, and Will take IN the
-. -, 80 r,,.t,,, 40 ,s.,,tr,. Ia
1,j si,ss i-'i'''V 'SV'S'V' '"
Mr. and Mrs. Tom j. atlnar have
gone to san Antonio to apend me
winter
Mrs. $. jackson ls visiting in Waco
Miss Hattie Duncan Ia Visiting
friends in Milford,
Mrs. X, W. Morgan IS Wishing INC
Cotton Palace. ,,.,. 4.
Miss Carrie Meyer. or Nli .l 81
visiting me Misses iNosvi'p ,,. w..
j X Iurh Nnu Wie' VI Slo"" AZ, 'V w
non, are Waiting MS protheH AR
{. Turk.
~. 5. Davis. ESQ., ana ms wite Vlp,
tied the Cotton Palace an WACO l"a'
Saturday.
Mrs. J. j, Price or iu,sen, Wno ha'
heen visiting relatives here mas ~
turned nome.
Airs. l. j. Stursis and her ueusmses
Miss Lottie. has returned Ii"Nh NNi'
TO Waco. o.....,.nt. 4.
Mrs. T. NJ YORK, OF S".ca S ~, ~
Visiting her son, Nu Urn n
Mathews family. she eoh'Vi'p'"''A
senator Bates and family OF Tenns,s,
see, passed through the cry gu ~ M.
ace .an., %
Or. ~ y. heansuy W., wa nedelde OF
Terrell last week 70 th .r,.s Al nm,
hia sister Mrs COL eysidna ininrie,
bier, VINO i '.se,,, IN awning durihg
frCm the falling 81 rc,wrnra FRIDAY
the circus pS'iAas bis sister much I'M.
night and repor tan,,sr
proved and ei~ ~ oc,s,ys ma n most
The "ses,u,,s .cTta6Ie meeting last
delightiui nfternoon al the home OF
Mrs. y. ~; ~. a,tornopn consisted |
y nv A,os ,,,, syaa read by AIrs. Car.
solanna and VIZ w. ,or disennsion
michael me nutnSi AlSatt 1ne |
vas Mlss ~ tbs society viii be |
next meeting :" utrriS Program
With Mrs, ~, y ~. a,,tbar for |
My. Hunt fythoiosS' , an's' NJ"
discussion, Whsnins'N,,a, ,i,f,a i,renk.
Harris, paper Mls , i5ailS. aIse,,sslons
lin, u seloeiion' rpseln, Mo- a sali.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

tisitlng her son and daughter Mr. ANA
Mira }. Aiittcnthai. '
Nj. q. 7. Baker LEFT yesterday for
'ws Wneks' Niatt IN dewitt. Nch.
up the road the nrst OF tho week.
day. - wv sun
Saturday.
The Y. T. s. c. 70. celebrated their
fourth anniversary by banquet Thurs
nay night The evening was spent IN
sames and conversation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26
INDIAN rennIroRy AGITATION.
A plan 90 Annex the Cherokee aud
Choctnw nations 10 Arisaasau.

Little Rock. Aris.. Nov. ss, The rr-
ported meyeiaent NJ Fvrt Smith 10
carve n new state ont OF part Of the
Indian Territory and part OF Western
Ar9ansnr, with the bnrd6r city ~ The
capital Of the new commonwealth anu
Hon. William f'iShback one ~ 49, frat
senators. Il generally regarded ~ tuo
lnprarticRhie t. require snrlvus connid-
Grafton,
ing thc chtroktc and chuctaw nations
10 Arkansar however. ana Tho opiuisn
prevails that such viii b. the outcome
" tbs Indian Territory agitation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

Lord i<orpe, who has boon disro-
spDnlfully called the least important %
TIN queens rons-in-lawl haa become v
regular writer for tho 5cotrh and Eng
lirn preas aud periodicals. Additionally
no sketches with no mean akiil, aons
OF thu London lllusiia.ad papers ayslli-
ma themselves az hl4 ART, Lord lsorne
" not Ia sympathy with the leisure
claaa''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

\ IL. Nycum returned to
..'sa yesterday. She has been via-
y y q,n,psday. the I'D. Mrs, Robert
"a l asre reception from 4 to :.
wv KIN COT and Miss Leonora
y "selsted the hostess in receiy-
~ ~. dinlng.room was elegantly
IA With chrysanthemums and
Wv MA DR.. Lipscomb and Miss
nam with grace served the cie-
y ornaments srh to about forty
y. i, Is needless 10 say this re-
a,s Vas one OF the most elegant
.,r eysnls that has been given In
|-,en Tor many weeks
n. { II. Donahower has returned
= nallas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. \. q. webb have re-
turned from Waco.
The Wednesday club met at the
homo OF Mrs. J. Lea. I'VE miles Of the
city last Wednesday. The late oliver
Wendell liolmea was the subject dia-
euased.
Mira. Margaret Webb is visiting in
Cisco
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

FROM tnbulaf statement published
IN thu Japan Ceaatie IA appears that
Japan haa altogether s9.60t doctors. OF
whom only 1861 ar0 Quallnsd On
modern principles. the rest, two
thirdr af the satAl. hesng old sissarz
OF the purely native school. the chant
piona or froEt' tocnails and burnt iosa
paDef
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

The protrctlon afforded the earth BY
snow II shown BY r:hermnycr Ia the
'sInnuence or f'rosf-~ m ohe oeaorva-
tioii the temperature OF the air above
under tho nnow tho Temperatures stood
Is degrees,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26

Msriiage. also Blood ard skin diseases.
syphilis. Eruptlons, Heir Failing,
Rome Palma, sweilinRs. sore Throat.
uulocrr, hffcoA OF Mercury, Kidney
ana Bladder Troubles. Weak Hack.
BURNING Urine, uonorrhca, Gleet
strit ture--receiye searching treatment
and prompt relief.
PILES. Flstuia. lclnSurc and Rupture
circular,
Dr-, iicst- y peu-, ann Nrin street,
Opposite the rostoiiice, Dntis-, Te~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-26
DRS. BE Hts & BETIS.


Young. mlddle-aged
and old. single or mar
rlcd men. and all who
euner from
LOST MANHOOD.
NERVOUS Debility.
kPt.iiMAToRRlfEA.
SEMINAL. LoSSES.
Sexual Decay, FAILING
Memory. Lack of Enrr-
&c I'm nntltNnapta liz.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
FOURTH RACE FIRST THREE YEAR OLD SERIAL
HANDICAr. gunranteel cash ynlue 500 Tlyc fnr
WINNERS AT NARRAGANSETT PARK

Providence X. l.. oct. s.-The second week o'
the running races at Narragansett PARK was
ushcrcd in with the weather cool ana threaten
ing. The summaries are rs follows:
First Pace. FIVE furlOngs-lady Richmond Our
roln won: High Point Belle (McClain). 2; Saliie
Woolford H .oncs). 3. Time. lN2.
Second Race. Six furlongs-Annc Bishop 0'lake)
won: Tom Tough (Clerico) 2; Hardy Fox Nic-
Glonc). 3. Time, 1Iil9.
Third Race. one milc-Char.c Mcdonald Gar
ner. won. Galatn Gi. Jones). 2, Wnar Wc-
Claim. B. Time. l:i3h.
Fourth Race. one mile and n sixteenth -Fagaro
G3lake). won: Joe Ripley Noble). 2; Equity d)uf
fyl 3 Time. l:i9N.
'Finh Race six furlongs-Nlly 5. lMcClan)
wor. Hv love CBlakc), 2; Leonardo Oh. Jones)
g. Time 1lF4.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

ARTISTIC DRESS MAKING. imported
Gl fashions. ipf.l ail.fs at short no.
lce. goods purchased II desired. moderate
pri ca Mr.. MELEOI. ~ East lin
st between broadway nri University
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

Brings comfort and improvement and tend,
to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The
many. who live better than others. and enjoy
Nfe more. with less expenditure. by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs OF physical being. Will attest the value
to health of the pure .1uid laxative principles
embraced In the reined} Syrup OF Figs
Its excellence Is due 10 its presenting in the
form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties Of
n perfect laxative: enectually cleansing the sys-
tenn dispelling colds. headaches and fevers and
permanently curing constipation. 1t has given
satisfaction to millions and met with the ap-
proval OF the medical profession because IL acts
on the kidneys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and II is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance
syrup OF Figs is for sale by all druggists in Soc
and 81 bottles. but II is manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co only. whose Is
printed on every packag. also the name. Syrup
OF Figs and being well informed you will not
accA~' any 'ubstitute II offered.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
TYLER DEFEATED BY JOHNSON.

Waltharn. Mass oct 8-John :. Johnson ths
afternoon Gcfcataed Harry Tyler b. margin Of
nearly a second In the mile invitation race" Next
IN This feature Harley DayidsOn's handicap riding
from the scratch in the C;ass first heat was
the most sensational race. Davidson caught ms
field the limit man having 100 yards start. be
fore reaching the fret quarter pole and had time
to blow his III .anwhilc. Sanger was on the
track but did not ride. nor did Arthur Porter
owing to the cold air and heavy wind in thc
final ~ the handicap Davidson got only second
position. but IT less than wheel length pc
hind the winner. and his time was "lthin "A ffac-
tion of "A second OF the track handicap record
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
NOTES or THE ST4GE

Miss Carrie Turner's company. including Edgar
l.. Davenport. Eugene Ormonde Joseph H. "hi'
ing. j. C. Padgett. Edward Tannehill. Charles
Jefferson Jackson Marion Abbott, Nora MACK
Jean Chanblin and others. will present The COM
ing Woman" by Mervyn Dallas,at the fifth-avenue
Theatre on Monday, November II.
Gilbert VI. Speir. referee. has made report 10
the Supreme Court. recommending that Daisy way
t.mnet ~ entitled TO decree of absolute divorce
from her husband. Joseph Is. Emmett ana that lie
be compelled 10 pay her $40 week for her support
and maintenance and an additional so weekly for
TN support OF their child. Eleanor Elizabeth
L I.rrrn.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

At REDUCED PRICES 800 second
nanl ~oai and ron Nornlns machines ;,
fui.y guaranteed. machinery bought az
,chlr .cd. GEORGE B. EDDY. 3"s aaii'
o
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
HAWKES. TEAM WINS HANDTLY.

rower Mast oct. s. (SpeciaD-The game be-
tween Lord Hawkes. team Of cricketers ana the
Al Massachusetts team, which begun here on
Saturday was resumed to-day. The Americans sue
ceeded in scoring lOi runs in their second innings
which added 10 the thirty-three made In the hrs'
innings on Saturday. brought their total score Tor
the game up to l57. As the Englishmen had scored
l7G runs In their first innings on SATURDAY tN-.
h.co,ne the vlctors by innings and nineteen
rointe After the game the Englkshmen gave an ex-
hbltIon OF batting. Lord Hawke officiating "A um-
Ure.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
4 POTTERY COMPANT EMB4 RRASSED.

Trenton. " J.. oct. S-Vice Chancellor Bird Is
sued an Injunction to-day. and granted rule re-
quirlng the East Trenton Pottery Company to show
cause on October 10 why receiver should not be
appointed To wind up the business OF the concern
Charles IT, Cook. OF the stockholders, AYERS that
the company owes him over 10000. and that 1t Is
insoI,ent and without sufficient working capital.
The plant is not worth more than $4,000 and Is
NJ O-thirds of that amount. The
cnmnany is restrained from the transaction OF
husirrss pcnding the hearing the date mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
rIUNIsItED HOUSES TO LET.

Frr-HING. LONG ISLAND HnndS'in'
; $3.50. fully furnished. h"autiiuly To-
c..... e.npl-f.4 800 i~92 every modern
'.....-. mo-. plate glass wind vs.. hard
w.,l floors. porcelain baths. etc. GOV"
l.-.- atl carriage. c1nrhwhn ana COOK
- l..ir..i. O.. l~f during o~n"v's ahs"nc"
ir i..f.p.. drsirahlr Ilrtirs. who would b"
..,Dg.l = lanIs.fn- furniture. only ~.
cDr,1I!. MITCHELL BROS. - and 10
- .u trJ-s'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

Philadelphia. oct s-The fall meeting Of the Phil
alephia Driving Park Association began this after
noon at old Point HrccZ- Park. In IN" 2ls pacing
race Sheriff took the race after SIX heats In the
% class Iarrttr Won In straight heats. In the
T. mixed tr0ttng ana pacing race. Actress Pick
an!nny and Tyranuus all found hackers. Int Ty-
rannr. easily took th" first two heats ana II
was then dark thc close OF the face postponed
fD-
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

ping demand: charters May sold between ol'sc ana
ao-.c closed 5O7-c. bid. followed corn nj
distance: bulled a little when did. and broke
litile when did.
Provisions firm early. with Armour ana Cudahy
moderate buyers. There only 23~D hogs 'he eS-
tmae tomorrow 1900: prices were &c. hshsr
When corn broke provisions went with H.
on the curb puts on December wheat closed at osc.'
calls dc. May sold at oosc'; calls al
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
HELP WANTED.


AGENTS. Ladies has ing had success ~
selling books. eeWinS machines. curs"ts.
etc. address us Tor particulars of an ELL
crrly new business. very profitable. ciiy
or country. MANAGER. X. ~ Blerck~r
st. N Y
LADIES - learn On finc gent neckwear
easy terms. learn I'm short time. st"Iiy
work given out when competent. - Eaas
UOu.ton. st.. near broadway.
RELIABLE SERVANTS wanted 70 M
good positions. all references carefully
Investigated. call at - Barth0l)mew' =
Parish House Annex. 2ll East i2i-st..
WANTED Lady expecting 20 study eten-
ography this fall Will De- given excellent
opplrtunlty To- learn I'm ,nires = court and
speech reporters. VII assist her - position
upon completion. G3 World Building
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
Don't Offer n Reward

For your lost appetite All know that It is valuable
piece persona. property but why 60 10 the expense
when Hosetters Stomach Bi,'ers VIII restore II 10 You
course unparalleled tonic and corrective not
only induces Of the relish for food but con
fers upon the stomach the power 10 crafty appetite
without unpleasant sensations aferward For the pur
nose OF quickening digestion. arousng dormant liver
or Kidneys and establishing regularity ~ the bowels
no medicine exceed this genial family corlial In
which the pure alcoholic principe is modified by blend
inr with Il botanic elements of the highest efficacy.
Avoid unaiioycd stimuiants Of commerce as
means overcoming inactivity OF OF the
above mentioned. and use. instead. the Bitters This
professionally sanctioned medicine remedies maiarai and
.-..-,~ti~ snu,entA
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PRICES 800 second
nanl ~ooi and ron w0rHlns machines
,uly glArAntsed. machinery bought ara
uchlf scd. GEORGE h. EDDY. S"s haii-
t.nst
At LrrTLE.s TOOL STORE. o. Fulton
- New York workshop machinery tpot
power. lst free; wood carving tools. se'ol!
saw-. l,,lEn- ard fancy woods 'ncuoa'ors
ana hf0oiers IN operation.
Art NEEpLEWORK establishment in
Eas' 'rangc. y. j.. splendid "pp"t'"ni'y,'
a- r'.t..u ~ Just tNtMt- "'ii ~
lpitIi NIIl. Tribune 'iiir"
AGENTS COMMISSION saved by pur-
chasing y.Ir sowing machines direct NJ
ouf sn.'.rHHms. mhchin.s Il Al. n"N,S'
cash ~ credit ~. KArS'H. 2l3l ID
ave. near ll,th-st.
\ FAMILY vii sacrifice 'hcir hanislmc
faue, cfr upright piano. 'of. N''''
frw months agl. ~.iff si.l.. Tor $lN'. In
gG.f" ~ East ll''n.I
4 LARGE Marvin .afe. nith burglar boN.
in perfect condition. SMITH. -" Cen
tr,-st
BEST talking ani whlstllns and mimick-
Ing Affinn gfay parrot 90 he Sietr.
years o.l 81 NJ II KANLETT. Boa
is3 R.ck.ani. NJ.
HEAUTIFlI GOLD CHAIRS only s. 20.
reduced f. ~ \" -. hani-'fnc gold par
iYr t,hl-s. S. 25 reduced from - 20. ci's-
INK cut GOLD CHAIR MANIFA'T-
UKFKs. 80 Murra' 81
DESKS Rpn top desks. SIS up. chairs.
bookcases. Typewriter Desks All kinds
81 oficr furniture. largest stock and low
est prices. We are manufacturer and can
satc vou the middleman's profits EN-
PRE- DISK co. 800 iiruadsny.
EUREKA Uaudsnm"st female English
t,f.y hound BE- thr country months olt.
price. s.. VI. II. NANLETT. Rock.nnd.
FOR SALE \ hrg" assortment u sec
Yr4 i.nl safes at low prices IIERlINI
HALL -MAKNIN co. 3tj tnl JJ1 Broad
way.
TDG SALE Batter. milk ani dry grocery
store. established 9 years. good place for
"a i've man l"l "..us'.
TItNo y arr. r,.ss Piano. with all the
iaf..' lmpr Neurtf. arI : years guar
ar 'r. f.r cash - Ins'a'm'nts. 40 Eas,
Sl15 8 FINE walnut upright piano. used
one month. aI improvements. WAl-
TIERS 80 ui,"rsI'y Pace.
1854 RAMBLER RlcYCLE: weight 30
I,.ufds. ii perfect .rirf cheap. !. A.
MORRILL, Fulton. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 HANDSOME stylish pair dark chest
MT horses l54. hands. years oll souh'
ana Kind. free. pleasant drivers Sihel7
and I.ullr. both good saddle horses; com
,.,rtly huilt. long names and tails. price
k5op hrougham and Nictoria. both tuIlt =
Iv brewster y Co.. IN superb order 300
each. also Ray hor-". ia, hands can sn""
n.rre.i lrIcr. with harness. Sljo PALAo az r.
HoARpINDi STABLES. 23I and 2'o
Schermrrhorn-st. near BOND. BROOKLYN lo
minutes from Bridge.
Fpp SALE. .Hgh-clas. Russian saddle
p.nv. broken 70 harness. l3 hands
INttl son. =. .. Box lGl. Jamaica. l." l.,
WINTER EOLRD FOR HORSES l",In,
-. ~ II STILES. r., HurlinR Hill
Farm. Irper New Rochelle. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
FLATS TO LET-Jufurnished.

THE BURLINGTON. 10 Wes, 3o'h-st.'
r.a- 5'N ave- Handsome rooms. IN suite
meas "a la carte.
IoGTiiST. T.. AND ; EAST -New bull !.
irr.. grand fats = iarg" rooms and
bath. steam heated. hHt water suppll"d
r,-,. sg- ., SSs Ianiior On premises ~
rDrt~ ARMSTRONG;. northwest corner
iup,i ami - ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
HELP WANTED.
Male.

WANTED -- Thorough hookk"eper or
stenogrupher. having $1,000 capital .
tom established accountant IA fullY
equipped Now York branch ohices. NERl
rAs Trlhun. Onlcn
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

DRESSMAKER wants customers by the
day; chilir.ns clothes a specially. terms
Reasonable Address Miss FLYNN. llJ
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
BOARD AND ROOMS.

NO 30 EAST G2d-ST Suites or ~
three ana Ave rooms. with board'
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
WORK WANTED.
Male.


A. WM /. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes Building. Room 81. 81 Park Row
y DUNG Man CAmerican). thoroughl'
coupctcnt and industrious. typ"writing
gn,l psnman. In any Mind - oric" worn
VIII make trial In any good house Al
your own figure. ;. y. ~ ATn~trons
Place. jersey city.
A POSITION WANTED with mortgage.
loan or Investment company. haV" had
IL years personal rXperienc" I'm Dakota.
Minnesota, Iowa and Nchraska. fully
posted on land laws and values. Address
DAKOTA. Box :. Tribune ONCE.
a THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED and
successful manager for serial ana IN
stalment books fully UNDERSTANDING every
branch ~ the business. whose ~p"cialty
is training canvasscrs. wants To form CON
nection with "A reliable hous" on coninif-
sion basis. Address MANAGER. =. %.
Box 925. Philadelphia
ARTIST. Young man. q. wishes position
ns assistant lithoRrnphlc artist best
recommendation AMI reference" H. T.
BlGAOrETTE. 33d West lith-st.
ADDRESSING envel pes. wrappers. etc. 81
per 1909. by mute: quick work, good.
legible hand: would accept position as ship
ping clerk. W. A. DENIS. 50 Amsterdam
ave.
BRIGHT Toy. lG. graduate Of public
IL.
sides with parents. can furnish best refer
enc"s. ROBERT. 2i2 East i2th-st
BOOKKEEPER would like position In n
nr.t-c house: compensation moderate :.
No references H.. POstofhce Box li9.
Station W. brooklyn.
BOY. Is as entry clerk or In Office: ref
errnces. VIM. J. Stiti 90. l5t and 100
Chambers st. JACOB ATTIC. il5 East
4th-st.
UAKrR and pastry cook; hotel or restau-
rant. good on French bread and rolls :.
frst-class references. MANcK. | 1913 LIST
ave.
BAKER. Second hand on bread and cake:
first class reference. Address 23l Fast
9th St, bet "a and I'd avss.. y. Y.
CARPENTER. competent hotel factory or
real estate; steady work preferred 20 high
wages JOHN f.. MEN'rZ. 5I2 Manhattan
ave. Brooklyn.
CONFIDENTIAL CLERk.-Ey American.
80 holding position OF trust iOr j"
ycnrs and pc ssessinS good executive abil-
ity ms confidential clerk. manager or sales
man; references. G. 5. s.. Tribune Olhcr.
DRAUGHTSMAN. mechanical. nrst-class.
wants temporary position. or work At
home. WILLING. Box g. Tribune ONCE.
ENGINEER wants position can run all
kinds OF engines. Al references. WIN.
MANSFIELD. $50 West 4Sth-st