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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-11-29
CLOSING HOURS.
SENATE.

Division Of Rutland: The filibns-
tering tactics of Saturday were re-
newcd. The presiding officer made
rulings against the dilatory motions,
from every one of which an appeal
was taken and the chair sustained. The
interest was intense. The Senate fl
nally ordered the return from the
House of the joint resolution proyid-
ing for final adjournment and thus
scored a point on the filibusterers.
Soon after this, the deadlock, which
seemed likely to prevent a final adj
jounmcnt Wednesday morning, was
finally broken and a compromise ef-
fected on the bill to divide the city of
Rutland. BY the terms Of this agree
ment, the marble mills at Center Rut-
land are TO remain in the city, and
the remainder of the territory mem
toned in the bill is To be set Otto the
town OF Rutland. The fight over this
bill in the Senate was one of the Bit
terest in the annals OF Vermont legis-
lation. That body was very evenly
divided fourteen in favor OF the bill
and thirteen opposed. So great was
the interest felt in the matter at Rut-
land that special train was chartered
Sunday morning by nearly fifty ciii-
zens Of Rutland, who came 10 Mont
pelier for the purpose of encouraging
senator White in his opposition TO
the bill. They were in conference
with him at the state house all of
afternoon. The friends OF
the bill in the Senate were led BY SEN
ator Plumley, and the battle was wit.
messed by large crowds Of interested
spectators.
The joint resolution doubling the
pay OF the judiciary committees was
called up by senator Platt and adopt
ed. The joint resolution relating 10
final adjournment was reconsidered
and ordered 10 lie.
AT the close of the afternoon ses-
sion, the Senate went into executive
session and confirmed the following
from the governor: 4. (
:. Peek, major-general; W. IL. Gill
more, major-gencral; G. G. kinsman,
Drigadier-general; G.. II. Bond,
colonel; j. II. Watson. lieutenant
colonel, all by brevet.
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Request from Senate:-To return 10
the Senate the joint resolution in re-
gard to final adjournment. Mr. Law
renee moved 10 lay ON the table until
afternoon. Lost. The main question
recurred and the motion prevailed.
Passed: = Is, to establish the north
line OF the town OF Hancock. II l64.
compensation of road commissioners.
: l49, allowing fidelity insurance. :
l4S. state asylum for insane appropri-
alton, Sl50,000. 5 l5s, union of in
corporated and non-ineorporated
school districts. ; l65, relating TO
promulgation of the laws. ; l21,pro-
viding for high schools in towns of
$500 inhabitants. III, TO facilitate
establishment Of free public libraries.
II Sol, making provision for support
of government. II 502, providing for
a state tax OF twelve cents. II 343,
providing for additions to the check
list on day of election names omitted
by clerical mistake. II 403, relating
to duties of school directors as to dis
continuance or establishment of
schools. 5 l43, appropriation for an
examining board of state normal
schools.
The high license measure was killed
without discussion by yea and nay
vote Of l79 to %.
The bill relating To the election of a
town superintendent of schools was
passed. Ii provides that every town
at its annual town meeting shall elect
one person resident in said town to be
town superintendent OF schools. Such
officer shall receive - aay for tine
actually spent in the discharge of du-
ties.
Another school bill, passed by the
House, is an act TO allow the teaching I
OF public schools between the last day
Of June and last Monday in August, I
which, by the previous law, was not
except by written permission
Of the town superintendent.
The first note on ballot reform was
sounded by the killing of two bills re-
lating to changes i'm the present sys-
tenn. This seems to point to no spe-
cial change in the present law.
The hunters of the state are evident 4
" very desirous that there should be
some open season for killing deer.
Another bin favoring the measure was
by Mr.. Brown of North
field, who said that he had introduced
this bill inasmuch as not Il miles from
here deer were becoming a nuisance.
He had been obliged to take the sheep
from his farm because they were killed
by deer. The bin was killed.
The House again showed its disap-
proval of radical changes in the fish
and game laws as now existing, by
killing three bills in relation thereto.
II 81. the Rutland bill, was reported
Is passed BY the Senate, with proposal
lf amendment. The amendments
we're promptly concurred in without
lebate.
Killed:-H 392, charging bounda-
-ies OF Rochester graded school dis
ric;. u AIS. authorizing licensing
sale Of intoxicating liquors in towns
roting - to do. yeas. 23. nays. l7g.
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1rrnisleo Rooms.

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. choice location
G East 3ifh-st.. nc~ly iurn she'd ana d'''-
rated In Il quiet and carefully Kept mouse
gentlemen preferred. terms mpi"ftte-
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. centrally loca'ci
near Broadway. large ana small. cn,I'
airy. select modern house. l43 West "'th-
~.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM 10 lrt
wiih or without boarG. $40 Walton-a'".
near 1JOth-st.
20 EAST eth ST.-Nicely furnished
single. sunny room. So weekly.
GATH ST. IL between 5'h. Maids n
ayes Bachelor apartments. win cr WIN
ont private bath. en- suite or slngN; par,
Tor and upper floors; convenient principal
hOtcls. clubs.
BOTH ST. 80 WEST. Second story back
room: also others for gentlemen references.
a. EAST 3OTH-ST Unusually larg" ball
room. second floor. southern exposure. IuI-
ulshed; gentleman preferred
5lST-ST.. 20 WEST Handsome rooms.
single or cn fui'-. with board. 10 desirable
par.f.s references exchanged
Gs WEST 35TU-ST desirable large. OF
small rooms, al cOnveni"nces Tor comfort
and rest: location good ana central.
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&c Eri for pnsiness purposes

FLOORS TO LET
WITH POWER. ~ THE
METROPCLITAN REALTY BUILDING.
SIZE SuA2uI.
STRONGEST BEST LOCATED.
IIGHTEST best EQUIPPED
MANUFACTURING FIKEPROoF BUILD
ING ~ THE CITY. IA ZIG rs
WILLIAM TO y AND ~
ROSE ST
FRONTING ON BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
INQt IRE OF
ETLAND g. WHITING.
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Gonnirn Real estate 60 ret

At NARRAGANSETT PIER. To let OF
i"r sale. 'Srt Breeze furnished cottage
IN tho rocks superb unuAs;ructeI views
II oc"In and Newport. lawn extending to
Wat'r. electric IiShts. private htfhhous,s.
pciie.; tennis court. nN' ici0utc"' walk 20
hotels, fifteen minutes tp bathing beach.
C.rlt bedrooms and large. liglI attic:
rent 100 ippiv % SAMUEL or SID
NEN NJ COLGATE. - John-st.. New
NorN.
AT PRINCETON. y. IA largo. mol
ON stone residence and outhuildings. with
iinr lawns. Apply 20 LEANITT HOWE,
Princeton. y !.
SUMMIT. y. J-Furnished anl unfur-
nShcd houses 20 let season or year. best
10 atoms. an Improvements. l.. o. POT
TER. opposite station.
TO EIlNT Furnished. a house + 10
r. ms. az AllfnGale. y. j.: one hour from
CITY. >Gj per month. absolutely h~althfu.
am ro mosquitoes \. T. lNEES. Boa NJ.
Anendale. y. !.
To LET. Thrcc-s,ory brick BAY window
dwelling. two-story extension. 10 rooms
separate servants stairs. all improve
mcnts. $40 per annum. convenient To-
Roscvillo-aye. station d.. l.. and W. y. Il. .
- daily trains - New York. Hnc location.
Inquire FRInN T.. IEAHEI. Il SHAVE.
Newark. y. u.
TABRYTOWN- '"THE CASTLE '-Sn.n.
NOR season only: haronial mansion: superb
Wow. moderate rent. NIXON. 90 Eva,
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6rlp Uanteo.
- -
Female

Female.
AGENTS WANTED. Ladies' 20 canvass
Tor superior preparation for both healing
and identifying the skin ladies' having
leisure Will ind the work very profitable
Address {. D.. Westfeid. y. j.. T.. .. Box
81
WANTEp.-A lady of tact. experience
and Unquostioned ability. capable Of As
Stunning responsible edltoiship 81 e, fashion
magazine. no on" not fully familiar with
writing up fashions I'm an abb manncr
can he considered and all applications
(which will be in stricf confidence must
contain fun ant"ceJ"nts. enirce - lenl-
Ing dryroOds AMI importing houses indis-
pensahle. Address :. +. c. Box A.. Tr.h-
une Office.
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flats Go let itnfurnishc1.

THE DALHOCSIE. 80 West 59'h -
fronting Central Park Absolutely FIRE
proof and ~ every respect a lfsf-class
home FOR families a choice APARTMENT
thirteen rooms. t. rent Please apply to
Janitor.
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Roar0 ano Rooms.

Al ACCOMMODATIONS N Murray I'M.
Boz 5th-ave.. near 4G,h-st.. references
summer rates. with or without board.
MADISON-AVE corner - East 75'h-st.
Large second floor. also rooms. first class
appointments AMI cuisine. reasonable
rates. accommodations considered.
MADIsON-AVE.. l59 Second floor suite.
private table and attendance y desired .
reference.
40. II MADISON vE.-Large. hand
some rooms. "a ilics or gentlemen, spec al
arrangements dde FOR summer. Win OF
without board. references
WEST 18th ST-B0ard In southern
family May J. references. CASHIER.
=. .. Box 2.l65.
1lTH-ST - EAST near 5th-aye EI-
cellent ncighborhoDi. desirable large squar"
room. abundant table. central location. ref
erences.
17TII-ST. 80 WEST.-Pleasan, rooms
with board. references.
90 WEST 18TH ct. To Ie, with board.
second floor rooms. reference given and :r-
Quired. table hoard.
2isT- ST. . WEST Desirable rooms
with board. select surroundings: table
board. summer rates - summer guests
,5TI!-ST. 100 EAST Few 'abl. board
ers wanted. small family. exec ant 'abir d.
moderate. references.
sOTH-S ST. 81 NEST second Moor front
alcoye. with board. other rooms vacated
Soon. references.
s3B-ST.. 81 WEST Unexpectedly VA
Gated. large ha1sou"iy 'urnish'i hall
room. house and table un"xcepiOn1Dle ref
eftUcrs
o. WEST list 81 Parties from the
South can find comfortable home. near
Central PARK. VITA good board.
I02 WEST 4fTII- ST Pleasant suites ~
rooms. with board, spring oF summer
seas.n. private bathrooms. OTIS elevator
lg3D-ST.. 10 WEST Two very large.
hnud-.mc rooms: water. lars" closets. un-
exccpti1nahi. table. sll"nd!d location.
American famil..
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6orsrs ano Garria9er.

- over offered: new surveys. $50. top
ias-%,es business wagons Of every descrip-
tuse sc5 10 So. not one-third value; must
.lyT MS week. % Greenpoini-ave.. Green
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Countrp 3eal Gstate for Sale

AGENCY for Montclair-Rosidence prop
,IutS. All Kinds. sale or rent. furnished
houses. TUBES & TAYLOR Bcekman-
st. New York
fOH SALE, Two nnc summer cottages
az Snelter Island Heights. handsomely
furnished, all m"iefn Improvements and
renting regularly ID. 500 and $500. I'D
uress MANNING. Station Il. y. y. CIV.
MODERN suburban residence. II rooms.
an c0nNeni'nC"s. ample grounds. handsome
lawn. scenery. locality ana surroundings
uheNcepiinnahle. 20 minutes from New
loiN. Address Fox 20. Arlington. y. j.
PORT CHESTER. y Y.-House on
NoV'h Reg"nt-st.. 10 rooms. large garden: .
ais" one On Fairyicw-ave. KiII.EY
BROS.
, SACRIFICE Bound Brook. 10 minutes
walk from depot. acres. broom house.
stable. shade. fruit. only 81 so. Box l2i
Bound hQof. X. j.
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Domestic Gitnations Uanteo
Males

Protestant. urG~r-ianee big business IN all
hrhnche- best ~ rrf"i"nc~' CITY or '"un-
Try AHE"'f. 80 +ih-a'"-
Bt'TLER.-By ~ competent Young colored
Inaa. thoroughly understands his imsines-'
| IN private faniit h'st cry reference
hAlAAN. III west T''h-S'-
nl.TI.rp -u,s .,ceri,pt references and
,horo,ybi, .'.i,,e,.,,t nresart eronlover
can be seen. address u. e.. noN mi. 1922
Broadwer
ni.1-I m -, ,---,-.,,. I,,.e1Isrn,ao. city
-. - 80 f,r,ai,.at3
IN ' -, Dun To-
~ TLEN hN a y'une En&lis man IN
ptlth1r itini'! CIV ~ ,'rn.S eva. a.
s ,'''''' ,.I,ass ~ o,;i c,s.,,e
go, -.
h'y VIM li1o~ u li,ul ~ " ~ W. 80
",ti' 4" a, Erh"r'""n -. ,-'"n ,f ,i,.,',i''.
e,'''i i "'"''' ''.''-' ~
/ - '''"'N''
CAhEIAkfh Man ana VIZ. no en-.
.., -, M''' 70 ''N' c, ',,rs,,.s
! st,i''",' ,, np,',,' ,, ~ -
."'"' INV 's'''' - N''' d. w.
CAErTAKER -iv an American man
sn@ WY, ,,-. ''"r ,n,r,s hos, -.f.r,,.es
| 70 ~ ~ a 10, I.,h
90
| CHEF. French cook and pastry. gives
'",s'nI mas l,b@ iaf s,s, wa.
! I"p pr Hi.r nnc ~, - y,
- H. '-.'''' ~" "'S' -'''''
cARETAkTR.-Man ani wiz. without
| children. desire fn fIit. caro- = grnfl.-
| mans place during tn- 9umnrr. highest
| references. v NJ ETFNf.N. i3i East 1ifn-
st.
CONCIIMAN. Understands his business
! thoroughly careful prompt. willing and
| ohlig.ng married. no fdinlt. best rof"r-
| cnc"s. city or country !. r.. lG. West
! 'ith-fi
! coACItN,A~ 10, n s,,cle rr~l-hrnop.
| good drivcr. thoroushlr understands his
! business IA all bran he's. best II refer
en'"s from last cGrll,,t: country pre-
.ierr"l J. o.. Box H. l2'2 bfoai"ay.
'oN'!iM ~ '",.i - y"rr' . c.y ici.
| ~. "'''"'' H. ''''''' .'''' ''' H'''
| r''
t'bAFII,lAS usr.uf man. single
| thoroughly understands the care ~ horses
! carriages harness. careful city driver: a
! reliable sober man. lost city reference.
- ". '.''"h'
! COACUMAN S.neir. Understands the
| business Thoroughly. experienced driver.
| ,.:y or country. l'fetauIa gardening II
| required. years rl.l cts reference.
/ COMPETENT. - We llfl-s'.
! COAriiMiN. iN ru Ew,ii-hWan. mid
| dle-a-rG. single. Ini.-etnnls fl. care ~
| lawn. gsrd'r amt ,.ef 'l'wau.H place. f"i-
| "f"u'rs Nltf'-- . =. - 'Htn'rin"-st
| ,n,,tt~,>- ..t ,.,rt.t...,-t. H.. -
MAJ, '..'' H. -.
| fufff rtf Doc. f..rF Ceiling Q, ,v.r,r q
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furnished Gonscs 60 Get.

BELLE IAVEN.-To rent for season or
longer. fully furnished house - rooms
ana bath. all modern improvements. sta
bic. Address Box l03 Greenwich. Conn
BOLTON. OK LAKE GEORGE. TO
rent for the season. fully furnished cot
tacc on the border Of The lake near the
Sycamore. Is rppms. 2 acres OF lawn nnI
garden: rowhoat. icchous" nllcd. rent.
500 FOR the season. cal on or address
T. ". TIIlEROT. ~ Weil-st.
COSY OLD-FASHIONED cottage at
Montclair y. j.. g. let. furnished. Tor the
summer: o.. or 3 months from June Isl or
18th. six rooms: range and town water In
Kitchen. gas. open urcpiaces choice lcra-
ton. lot %pNloO. fruit and SHADE. six min
utes' walk 20 station. rent t. desirable
tenant. $50 for ~" easlu. TT BIS q
TAYLOR. Be"kman-st. y. y.
SARATOGA COTTAGTS.-Com FUR
nished. season or year. very low rentals
Apply TO LESTER BROS. Real Estate
Agents. Saratoga Springs. y. l.
STOCKBRlDGE. Mase Furnished cot
tage 70 let. newly furnished and IN thor
ongh repair all conveniences. bath. heater
AMI open iires parlor. library. dining and
reception rooms. and nine bedrooms. hesid"
servants rooms &c. stable for f0ur Or
SIX horses Aprly 70 EDWARD 3. OWEN.
Stockbridce Mass.
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6elp Wanteo.


Males.
AGENTS wanted to sell chplce fu'N'"'I'
real estate. experience and iei'i'h'"
ouirod MACLAY Il DAVIES. ~ Iihr-sl.
a GENTLEMAN Of acquainiance ana ~
nuencc. whose time II not .nNieIf 49,
picd can add materially 10 his income IN
The interest Of a financial intttull"h ~
addressing INCOME. Box \. If'p""'
once. -----
A FIRST-CI.ASS knit glove Inah"i"'t
ur.r wants good men 10 handle ms KoVuN
on commission Address .. 70. I~ri q
Thomas. Chicago. --.----
If YOI' WANT EMPLOYMENT. tAl.i.
-U,okkr.pers collectors. Office assisthh'S'
statesmen. poI"ters. Janil1Ts. wat.Tn,.,u'
coarhincn. gardeners. farmers. MI mn
AGENCY. A3i broadway.
w. TrD 4 Young man az clerk in
one ~ Illinois Central X. X. 90, ~
broadway. une1ocptionable reference
quired apply by letter only. -------.
WANTED men on cattle steamers "
ro,don liverpool and Glasgow: "ofN io'
passage. Apply "a oreenwieh-sI
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIvh.. corner ,os,h.,
nuostantial artistic. detached house: low
PrniC6e. send for circular ATLAS IN.
FHONEMENT Co. is Broadway.
Brooklyn
EMitIERf LOTS FOR SALE-Inquire
~ JOHN MI RPHY'S GRANITE WDKKS
.on"ay-s,. entrance 10 Evercreens Gene.
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WASHING.-A young woman would like
some washing 10 do AT home. Mrs. STEo-
MAN. go East i5th-st
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domestic 5lIuliions Uautc0

Female.
At MRS MALMBERGS original Sweu-
iah Bureau. 49, lth-aN".. nps'ats. IT..
cls.s Swedish COOKS chamb"rmaiis. walt
r.s.-s lauudrr~@'~. pa:lIiulAId~. 80 am
stresses houscworhers.
4 Young North ~ IRELAND Sirl e. work
out. -lrry home reference. OIL West
J1th-st
rs SFAMSTEESS by the day or week.
Address NELSON. @0S East ."ti-s,
COMPANIONS or GOVERNEsS. - ParI-
sian lady. highly educated. speaking Eng
ii-h ruently. ~ pleasing Opposition
wishes to accompany family or an In
valid g. Europe. best city references Ad-
dress PARTISAN. Newell. ~ West g'd-si.
COMPANION by Il mildl"-nged Ameri-
can widow az ladys companion. best ref
rronces given. Address I. f.. Tribune
Once
COMPANION. &c.-Ey competent Swiss
lady speaking French. German and Eng
lish experienced In travelling abroad "N-
cellcnt packer and necdlewoman. AS useful
comma ZION or governcss. good references.
Adii,ss SWISS 1870 West 18th -.
COMPETENT FEMALE SERVANTS.
With good references can be obtained. Mrs.
SOt'THWICK' Servants AS-pcy. 7 East
'25th-st. near bth-ev%
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a. EAST GOTH ST. y. N.-Mm".
SLEAVINE guarantees fiTt-class fit. and
terms u suit Address as above.
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domestic 5itnatious Uante6
Females.

CARETAKER.-By a respectable married
woman. no children. 10 take care Of pri-
vate residence during summer: good refer
ence and previous experience. Address A.
s. 2jI shave.
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Boar0 nantc0.

YOUNG MAN wishes home IN a prl-
vate Christian American family. references
exchanged. Address SPANIARD. Box :?
Tribune Office
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CARETAN ER.-Bv a respectable woman
T. take care Of gentieman's house for the
summer or longer. best city reference. Mrs.
HO%kIIN 237 East 3tth-st.
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cOACTIMAN. Married: thoroughly com
potent IN care ~ nno horses. carriages;
ten years nrs,-clrss references, strictly
temperate. very experienced drlNtr ana
rider: can he highly recommended by
former and last employers. Address A. l..
90 East 7oth-st
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SALESMAN Firs'-r!ass travelling man.
hosiery ma underwear. has wcll-es'ab-
l!.h"i trade. eNceil'nf references strictly
reliable. Hl.u ~ ability Address Il. J..
BIZ LA.i - ---si
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Domcsti. Gituatlons Wanteo
Males.

COACiiMAN and GROOM BY single
Protestant. experienced with care ana
management ~ horses harness. carriages
and saddle horses. good driver an neat
appearance. good reference. W. Box -.
Tribune Office
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COACiiMAN a usctui man. single.
thoroughly Understands the care ~ horses.
carriages harness. careful city driver.
reliable sober man. host city reference.
4 N I.liun.
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GONERNESS BY an English Protestant
Young woman - nursery govern"ss o. care
~ growing children. speaks French fluent
IS. good reference Address CAPABLE.
Christian Aid o., Employment Society. ~
lsill. llots. New York
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miscellaneous.


AT MORGAN & BROTHERS Storage
Warehouse. 30. "a. 23G West 4Ith-st.
near Broadway. branch Office. Lexington
ave. and 57th-st.-Separate rooms Tor furni-
t-re. pianos. etc; boxing ani shipping at
tended to. padded vans for moving in city
or country. steam elevators. inspection in
WED. Telephone ll3 3Sth-st.
DEAL WITH Is and save money,
Ladies. gents and Children's gloves. 5"c..
reduced from 81 -. SILK ribbed unlrrv"s's
Acc. were 81 IS. JAMMES. 9o9 Broadway.
DR.. ROSELLS ZEDOAKY. the grea,
foot remedy. cures sweating. tender, tired
feet. corns. bunicns. ingrowns nails. Drug
gists. or mailed for 90. by Y. -. PAL
NATTER. Waterford. y. y.
GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose o.;
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
6s 6ih-ave.. near Waver!ey Place.
LADIES WAISTS. vests. ohemiscttes.
rol1gs and cuffs. latest styles. prices
lower than elsewhere: celebrated Lavaliiere
corsets; unrivallei Partisan jewelry
JAMMES. ao0 broadway.
MILLINER. BY nrst-class .nllllncr
from Mme Tierce 5ih-aye: has duh
seascn; Will 70 % ladies' house. use ladies'
material. terms low. JOSEPHINE. i36
Fast 29th-s;.
PATENTS for inventions secured
promptly Best Of reference. Liberal terms.
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he'd strictly confidential Address OSCAR
A. MICHEL & CO. No. 1Gi Montgomery
ave. Bloomfield. New-Jersey Handbook
for Inventors" free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-24
domestic 6ituaiions OaHie0

Males
AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN
with horses. willing to 20 TO the country.
with reference. Address J. GoETTlNu
2ny West JSth-st
BUTLER ard VALET.-By An eNprti
.nced German: perfectly sober and will
ing: city recommendation OF neat appear
snce. Address BUTLER, 80 East o1th-st
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-04-11
FROM FIFTY CENTS TO ONE DOLLAR.

nCh and $780, 40 inch in all the leading shades, dark
medium light both of which lines better value than
usual this year. We may specify the following
AT IS cents 50 inch tweed sutngs grey and awn color
mixed effects Make handsome S45o dress six yards being
full pattern Same width also and price fine dark
mourning grey, and brown plain beige fabric.
At IS 2nch fine Jacquard effects dots and dashes,
spots and spashes plain coored ground Very pretty
Brown, green blue and red.
AT 81 54 inch rather weghty suiting, in
the broken check hop sack style light coored and made Of
mixture of silk and wool These require only five yards the
dress and very reasonable we'll as desirable.
AT soo 40 inch really superb line of those handsome
Vgereux twled suitngs sold all last spring $25
Here twenty-five shades select from grey tnged with
green fawn nged with heotrope coors prey blended
that you hardly tell just what they All beautiful
spring shades, and cut eight yards the dress
At SIoO 5Onch, also mention splendid navy
blue serge. The best value had full line of sung
Aannes in navy myrtle brown and cardinal suitable for lawn
tennis gymnasium and chldrens pleasure Play and seaside
dresses are found in this division.