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The herald., 1894-11-28
DARING ROBBERY.


A Faro Game and Hotel Held Up at
Baker City, Ore.
BAKER Cry, Ore. Nov. 27.-One of
the most daring robberiss ever com.
mitted in this section occurred in this
city at 2 o'clock this morning. Six men,
heavily masked and armed with rifles
shot guns and revolvers, entered the no.
el Warshauenx. The employees and
bystandsrs were placed under cover OF
arms, while two OF the robbers relieved
the saloon bar till and faro game of
cash amounting to about $1160 which
they placed in sack and departed. A
fire alarm was turned in by an Office q
few moments after the robbery, which
drew out large number of people, but
the robbers had made good their escape
and were not to be seen. There is no
clue whatever.
The herald., 1894-11-28
Edith Elder Indl lcssd for Murder.

STOCKTON. Nov. 27.-The grand jury
today returned an indictment for mnr-
der against the young woman. Edith
Elder, who shot and killed her lover,
Frank Quinn, few weeks ago. Miss
Elder is yet too i'll to be taken into cus-
tody, and is at the county hospital, but
q bench warrant has been issued for her
arrest, and as soon as she is able to be
moved she will be taken into custody.
The herald., 1894-11-28

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 27.-It ia reported
here that the Southern Pacific depot at
men early this morning, and G. H.
Barnes, the telegraph operator, who
was alone in the Office. was held up and
robbed of all the money in the cash
drawer. which, however, was only Q
little over $40. The robbers escaped.
The herald., 1894-11-28
Striking NI.ners.

WARDNER, Ida., Nov. 27.-The strike
situation at the Bunker Hill and Sulli.
van mine remains unchanged. Manager
Bradley has received long telegram
from the president OF the company in
San Francisco, directing him to shut
down the mine indefinitely. No effort
will be made to supply the places OF the
strikers.
The herald., 1894-11-28
NEIdHBoRlNd PLACES.

ONTAKIo-The water company's affairs
SANTA MoNIcA-Preparations for Thanksgiv-
ng.
San BERNARDINo-Mrs. Barnes and salter
indicted.
ELsINoRz-The Herald and Juniper mines
REDLANDs-Eames and his suit sgainst Ha-
YER IA Stanford mortgage fore closed.
PoMoNA-The Baynham party.
SATA ANA-An exciting turkey shoot
PAsADENA-Death OF Dr. Carr. The sewer
farm,
The herald., 1894-11-28
POINTERS FOR TODAY.

BuRBANK-Monte Cristo.
IMPERIAL-Vaudeville.
BENsoN's OPERA HoUsE-Streetso OF New York.
RGYPTfAN HALL-Psycho and illusions.
ARMoRY HALL-Hotel and restaurant EN-.
ployces' ball.
CITY HALL-Police commission at 10 a. m.
PAvILIoN-Internalional exposition.
The herald., 1894-11-28

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 27.-Johnson
broke smother worlds record today, 60
ing third of q mile in O:38 3-5. The
tandem team, with W. Rhodes and Pat
O'Connor. reduced the worlds record
for half a mlle. unpaced. leo seconds,
going the distance in 0 :55 fat.
The herald., 1894-11-28
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

By Proceedings of the trans
mississippi congress. Turkish atrocities
Judge Dallas's decision OF the Reading
railioad case. Judge Morrow's denial OF
Attorney Monteitn's petition. The ori.
entail war. Sporting events. General
news gleanings.
The herald., 1894-11-28

The drug combine "bustsd" by OF
& Vaughn. Drugs at eastern prices.
Ayers. joys and Hoods sarsaparills,
Is cts Paine's Celery Compound, 75c 1;
Syrup of fgs, 35 cts.
The herald., 1894-11-28

Order your suit early. II. A. Getz is
crowded for fine tailoring at moderate
prices. liz West Third street.
The herald., 1894-11-28

Babies cry for Castoria. 25 cents a
bottle at Of & Vaughn's, corner Fourth
and Spring streets.
The herald., 1894-11-28

Wickstrom & Person, tailors. Fit,
workmanship and goods guaranteed
first-class; prices moderate. Room 1,
1909 5. Spring street.
The herald., 1894-11-28

Hollenbeck Hotel Cafe, PA Second
street. Oysters Soc dozen, any style.
The herald., 1894-11-28

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
The herald., 1894-11-28

Eastern chestnuts at Althouse Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

MqTFes quiet, slss 200 bnls 5: soas2 .s RICK
%si 70 in s s. % s s. % sS" dS
fire white siGs o5 me yellow. 92a"5c; coarse Sa@Sse
~ 65.i5 s5ic; som s5q9"c; Iooi eo@eac .haIgs
o5cQsl ctv feed 81: sales 1900 bugs feed. s5d.oc
homny chop cottonsced meal 81 l3gS 2O oil meal
GRAIN ~WHEAT-Thc advance which was secured with
such naFd work yesterday in wheat on iarsf voInme Of
business rho opening II the market was weak. prices
dropping quite Iapidy in the first half hour The open
a shor; TIM marS, sac below Yesterday =
With la , up to the close %f'e% The close came
below the official Close The curb closed a, Gsc ior MAY
decline c Tor ;he day. while the oiicinl close was
IN, c36l.s which were q luii marl.@, Ir'aic cables
brought very few orders at any timc a.. h'ush On ne
for shipment Eradstreets figures Of ;hc sports We're
so0o"ao 5asn ,H@ previous week The total july
has been llN9s 600 BUSH decrease Of 10000 bush
authority made estimate of the amount Of wheat
bush ont Of farmers hands ana i2Gooo 900 bush in
farmers hands: total Of 24G0".ooo bush These fig.
Een VIII about i2oocooo bush for export lhan
6 cash Guslps.s s e. the acc g cog Sgs ,. ~ l
G 5s pdaia o 4o bush No ha i WinSr aus" at pr
over MAY in store for the New-Yor. grade and 5000
bush q 50 3 duluth sprl9s at %, 80 ande, May 80
May closed officially at d'sc. CORN The market for
IN sympathy Win what ard PARTY on ,he statement that
had been reduced 70 per lbl 10 II was IN
tiratei that some 81 the insiders knew this ana
had selling for the last few days. Cons1eis-
grain asserted has been holding back waitiag
drop and IL IL said there Will be
fair movement shortly The close was barely steady at
&c decline day. the curb the feel
GF c " CASH M Hon Vas Was n"f S S' t S %& F.2
i37sH44.c { o u and special and the
local trade bought little lot az i3isc delivered.
OATs-The market was duh and weaker TO-DAY in fu-
lures prices telling the Influence 81 the heavy tone which
prevailed in wheat and market. Receipts are
also increasing the movement being FASTENED by the
hirh prices Sales of cash to-day 5000
hush no $50 elevator 1000 bush track white,
3Sa42c. and 1000 bush track mixed. %isq3shc; No :
whit quoted asked .MAIT-Aarket dull.
steady: ungraded Western. Gsascc: Canadian 90q95c
sx-r5wed SOasjc. .... .BARlEY-Market duh No
Milwaukee. &c. ungraded Western. 5SuG3c two-rOwed
state 62d64c. .BuCKWiiEAT- Market very duh
Canadian in bond. j3Q j5c. state, IOc nominal
sEEDS-Cloverseed duh No February. Zoe asked: sam
pie seed $S j0aSlo 100 u In store Timoihy-Market
dull. sample seed. - 25GS5 In store.
give for COMPARISON the closing prices OF the pre-
yions and for the c0rresponding date las. year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Nrxu vopK DAuv TRyRJ7NE MONDAY. FEBRUARY d. ISDI

mes sisns.3. 49,. BEEF HAMs-Mark"t steady "'
SIG 5O6<l7 and SO .UdSlG -i tn'
DRESSED HOGS-M Market steady; l1)-ib qi a. rs -
IN Slrd Marlei lI 7.G7alc for 10 t. - ID
PICKLED HAMS Market al 3A.r"Ac: ~ =,
LOW-Market stead and fairly active" sales, l." hn'
5isc special ST airline MARKET dui. ard 'u1r a.,
1a.c and cleo at 7-....... LARD Market owl ,'H
prime 10 Tor city; sale - ,'s,
fined for Continent : to South America. $50, com
pound GsSnGl.c: options nominal at 1c Tor fe'u
airy zoe for March 100 FOR May
EICE-Th.re a little loss demand today ir iiIr.
probably saturday half ho' ny but
market retains stradiness and lat" prices are W.
quoted. quote: carolina ana lousnns: e'nn,HH D..
ordinary 3dsI.c. low fair - far "--I''te' t3"'
GGc: Java. 3i,mlLc JaIan iH4's. Pdtna "'f'i'
RangOon. 2taic; do in bond. l4I@c.
SI-GAR-Ther- was cnang" in refined suSIr =
market ruling quiet AT unchanged prices. ~ ~
quoted on the basis q 4i,H4 7-lGr. TIL" mars. ~" 'N
H. ally weaker. 90 test c''''fllnEf' '.-
quoted at the clos. az 3isc sellers with ~ mus
nplass~s al nc. II h. reporter W..
senate Fnan~r Conifaittce has agreed upon guy ~
T. upon RAJ, and refined. 80 sales 81 Ih" sIet.
were reported her. to-day. although small s'' w
made I'm Boston muscpNadO at 28sc. buN'f~ y -
holding N and sellers showing some a'-ti,i- i'
in the day 1t H. runor'd that sale ~ c'n'' li;E-l
been made al 3i,c and freight. but W. "HIl F' IT,
confirmation a it, If cargo just arrived has ~,
offered sr't and shipment lS ''''
n, - d3 10. and freight TIT" ion ,n t.ni"
po.ts quiet. change lava los NJ i,aa ',,,.
ms l3s Gl. dull LITTLE doing; FrnrlhtE. -
.4i tons Rrazi Europe. 200 tons; l',dl ii
CENTS peliycTics l. lS6 tons .',N- a.
stock ig, toys. H.et1u stock - tons fo'il "''''
! ,;sT tons against 4.iio tons lat year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
miscellaneous.


At SPECIAL Low PRICES" Great
Clcarlns Salr'-To keep my "ofkm ID
aralur. trunks. s1tcho,s. p'cN. nook =.
dres.irc cases Vslle.s. CHARLES
.,rHNAETX. I'D raimhi" m1Duihci1t"r
- ith-a,r.
HOOKS Have You rs'ln.- ooks LAYING
around Wlli pay hiehct ra % Pr! -.
Aidrr.. .iyinr particulars Gnd quantity
and sub.ctih VIII ,aii. WILLIAMS,
Boz ~. T;ihruc.
DR. EOsELl.r HEDOAEY. the Gr""t
remedy Tor chlltlrin. corn. IN o .,l
sweating. t~oI. tend - Z. 80. maiiri TO- -.
Z. -. PALMATtEg. waterford. y. J.
STi:HEOPTICON. --rifs1ltins. lew np-
pa,sttus ~ hire With operator. - 'n ~ rN-
urns.s prr "vcnlnc. = her oNN h,lrn,.. ID
81 sn lights may he used. SIi.Iti.of l.
coz. N1X IS. Tribune Ofc'.
SAFES sold direct ny the manufac Jurors
To- the customers. chap for cash. mouse
SD up: hlalnors. So up; catalogue li'''
\ y. SAFE 60. ~ clinton ilac"-
WNSIID.-ro biF pr,ii or HE1i 10
u,antfirtulc - ~ lrl at 'l". - W..
NFD GO Indla.aro'l-. ND. -.
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CASH QrOTATIONs.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New lr February
COTTON-The market closed . 10 II points I,wel man
IL closed YESTERDAY. IL started on with an a!NAhco Vt
one point on March. lui other months M"Ie from 10
points lower and then dropped 90" @u, /. p",nas,
nv selling down 60 7.iGc. against i"tc AT me 'I'Se
yesterday recovered slightly closing at about the lowest
prices of uay From the start g. ne nish thee were
mpOrtan rallies Perhaps the ch.c element OF NedH
ness was the continued liquidation 81 closely haEhei
cotton which II thought must be now iT"tlN Wei 500
There who believe tiat COTTON II i'M
enough 10 buy FOR but II SUI IN a. The case "
s NOT shown transactions. for trir Is 10 s:ra'
scramble 20 buy cotton at the moment "ai'e,on re-
mis- dav last Wees 207 bales last year ana ,eoep'S
a, Vow .J7O bales, against --'H ies Liu
AZ bales last and last year, respectively ne
Y,r, vard movement for the day estimated cary a
ab,ut 10 90 bales against SOS bales last Week anu
IA 500 bales year. which "ons iHre qul'.
and this together with declin" Of from - 10 900
in LIVERPOOL futures and l-6i in lVeipo1. s cotton
tin1ated that New-Oeans will rec"v" on Meh1a. ""cV
bales last week. ana $50 is' N'.
Receintq AZ Memphis to-day We're 81 bales against 20
tales last wear: Louis 500 bales against 80 niiS
last year with Houston receipts estimated al ''
asoirst GAG bales last year The New-Drleans N,t''
Exchange receipts az that PONY henl W -,
IN o0o bales ana receipts all ports for the Week
- 0,0 bales The weekly crop movement SHOWS YIN
tbe~a has come sight during me Wt'N "", -.
ialss sss than last wear. ana 10000 hal"s less u'.
sronlinr week IN 1890. which makes me d"cfr..s
Int vhat was expected. The "orl.* Nlsl't s"If.f
bys decrease OF bales for the week iut u Is
ro,v . : ooO bales than II was last var.
,isible supply OF American cotton snow Il
% 900 hajes FOR the but It is .00op bales larger
thau AT this time last year -,.-..- ,t,s the
GrrsStrr range and close today ana closing ulIs N'
and as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Bneiness Chances.

BOARDING HOUSE. brooklyn Heights
- connecting houses: Will sell separate.
long established: always full. !ow rent ,
well furnished part cash: no reasonable
Offer refused. IS Pineappl--st. brooklyn.
CHINA. CUT Glass and LAMl'>
q lartuont; Umbrellas. PafdsOls atd
Canes department; prominent ccntro.
HNaiWav corner store. rent space or
participation basis. WHITING. l'I
Eioudway.
DRUG STORE FOR sALE.-rnprecc-
dcnted opportunity clear me- sa,,p,d fGHiiis
owner. after ~ years. wishes 10 retire.
FRENCH. ~ Broadway.
ENGINEERS PLANS for electric road
ready: want incorporation TO help obtain
charter. etc. ~. Box II. Tribune Dtilcc.
EXCEPTIONAL. opportunity for one or
more principals with capital. active or IN
active. In established business. highest Jus
mess references. Address b. W J.. Bon
1870. Tribune Office.
EDGAR TATE 4 co. 2i5 broadway.
sold s2iD.OoO patents recently. sp"c'nIs-
kcyhOlc guard. dish drainer anu bI'an
board. wheeled scraper. carriage curtain
fastener.
ESTABLISHED Trucking and Express:
all Al work. owner retiring; chance i"r
active party. ALERT. Tribune once.
FOR sALE.-Furnishcd-ro room house; ia.
come exceeds rent. all rented. w. IfO
West iipuston-st
If YOU HAVE store or bushes OF
any KIND you wish sold quickly. VIM.
publicity or want rhiiL.. ",P''
MDONALD & VIRGINS, 40 Nassau ~
JOHN a. YATES, civil enfineeI. ~
Brend.ay, no Is os'in afes cot e OF Eva,
Neyinl and suLd.sidng prppcrD se"c'"'
elg nccfin7 and contrast work.
MAN WITH $4,000 wanted IN cs,a '.c
lshed. profitable business 10 take p!isse.
O. retiring partner. Address ,N'"'
EELL. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

r>RMTR ami GARDENER wishes stu
ofilr IN gentleman : place. married. %
children. nrgt-rl1ss reference from IN =
..,,,i,,.r. r. MDIiLAfANN. Peeksklll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
6orses ano Carriages

A HANDSOME pair carriage horses iu,'
sisters, I5s. hands. years Ola, SCUM,
kind and fearless long flowing mans ana A,
tails: they weigh $40 70 each; ,n -
an hour: price 500. extension iT'.,
iroughan. by brewster. 500 victoria p D..
same maker. $3.50; both caIr'9 he,,sz ~
&c A, ,be PALACE BOARDING SIA-
PLEa 237 and 30 SchorIaerhorn-St.' near
lond-et I,rooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Furnished Gonecs Go Get.

\ PATTY going 10 Europe VIII roat 20
q fami,v without children ihrli na' LN'-
c.,. mi completely furnished a"r"nd
.,,,,r ,,,t from Nprcn ! TO October ], t.
,.,t,.1 -, N-.si ssfl-sf. within half %
rJ.,Jf ~ 5sfh-s' elevated station and
I.~.,,f,,l, ,.ttl- ROAD. Apply io i!lhEl.
A Co Jsl sth-aYr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Citn Real estate % let.

pp1vNTE HOUSES. West side. near
s,',,ii- so 600 +, s:o0oo. decided bar
gains. STEVENs. oth-are.. cor. ";d-st.
TO LET. At FORT WAsHlNiToN.-
Tyr, Irr-.s with moi"yn improven, rs
crotcn water. gas fnsn'r' c3a'h , ;hous",
tg,I..,, t,i,.r. within - Uiuu'oe' rid" 81
Wit, T., casir. cleye::ed .anl Hudson
Rjt~r l,aiiroal. rent. Sl.2'1-Si.'oo MAR
TIN 4 SMITH. - Wall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

G,rDl.NEV. married. - years e:pefi.
cn,,d IN cultivation Cd: plants. flowers ana
,er..nl.e. uul~r glass and outdoors. care
and inararrm"rt II everything p"rtiinlnh
..ufl-man's country place. ru' 1iiail ="
vDrk. f"luir" c1''ag" 80 hN" ~ - - {.
H. ,..,,s' ar more. reference as gardener
an. Dismhn. Address ". D.. BOX .
l.-.f ,fN.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

WASHING. ~ cents a dozen; two smaii
nl.ces counted as enc, family ana gem
,t.r,.n's laundering done in superior man.
ner; open-air driving. no ch"mlcals, no
destruction ~ clothes: PROMPT deiNeIy
and accuracy. an order hy postal VIII re,
ceive prompt attention. NI'SA "ipH
IiI'NnRY 2,;3 W.-i 3ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
GcIp WautcO.

r. i-t-,-
WANTED Ladies' and gents 20 ln''"-
dul- "a nov hnGs'holi article, 500 '..h ~
made in short tire. ~ rraNhS'lhE. 9''ll'
itself: s,ai dime fnr particular "Ad 'h
siruc'ions G. ENGEL. .c2 AYERS ave-
Chicago. H.
aIalcs.
NATIVE SPANIARp. educated az .lui
rid. To- teach Spanish and learn sh'r'nhhr'
Address v. q. ClIAFFEE. psw"s'' - J.
WANTED. by one ~ an" leading m"nu-
mental nr.rH In the country. an rNi''l-
cno"d dr.,ughtsman; none hui hsst- 'a a,.
man with tln hest o. rofe.rurcs roc. ~
ply Addr,ss -, ,inin-st.. Euual' y. !.
WANTED - Live. active. rc-p9,nslI,l '
brokers t. sell rrirf.e Crrrh' DS'',S,'9!'
Goll Minin~ afocls. Write 10 :. iN'-
sETT. l.. -. Bnx ~. colorado SPRINGS
colorado for Information.
wASTED.-ror the Robinson Iiote, GO.
cooperative managers clerks olfn''rs'
hartsnders b,"ierd attendants. walters.
por,ers. bakers and cooks, with 80 500 mar, or
more. guaranteed against ios; Tx ~ ~,
ticuiars apply 10 JULIUS II. NOblN'''''
Hew-Yo-a nltcl CCJ Broadway
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tjelp WGnteO.


T tII!Ilt.
WANTED-Tad.es To do light sewing nj
home work sent by mail ana paid Tor oi.
delivery; ladies' having IL SUR hours son i
STAMPED enrelope HASSETT EMBROI-
DEFY CO.. - Trem )nt-ave.. Bo'ton, Mass.
WANTED.-Ladies - 10 writing az
home and mail sample. for an established
firm: good pay. send stamped addressed
env.lop in own handwriting. TAYLOR
x co go Shawnu,-aVc.. Eoston Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26

FARM MANAGfR. BY a young mar
.ict man VIA, has had experience. A.
in,fagrr on O. g'ntl"mdn's farm. y. f. r..
n5o l,e Kalh.aNr.. lfrpOlllu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
liusinrss Chances.

SMALL CASH payment VIII secS ,n
haif interest IN geniil'' uo'r' .,'' l,re,
49, aud small expenses. 'l'ANi
seTI qJ'SS Tri0uae onice. ------ -
AN OPPORTUNITY for eHpeH s,ie a
''a,.'a Ware rufincss, also Lean, r "ool,
rciifr.,i proa1Way ooinsT -'oF' sPt~S'
1.ICuILI.s, Ia BlOdI""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
domestic Gi!uatlouo tDGntro

CrACHMAN and GARDENER. BY a
single Swiss; thoroughly understands the
care of horses. harness carriages AMI
driving: good vegetable gardener. and gen
eral INDY man on gcntlemnn's place; city
or country. best reference; employer can
be tcen. Address SWEIZER. 5 Morris-st'
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Citn Real Gstatc for Sale.

pt,-rpsrpr DRIVE. corner lOS'h-s, -
c,,t,-.t,i ,rtfstic. detached house, low
mic, srnI Tor circular. ATLAS M
i,PoJ-rNTST CO.. Is broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
Breinrso Chanrcs.

,,,vxrR OF cor,moiions yarnt offers
.,',rr On exceptionnhlr terms inr .hvhn1'
=, sjnD Address 'pNFlI'HN ! i"i''
Tribune Office.
-.,vlXG PATENTS FOP SALE. Bench
20 81. wheeled Tcrap"r. J', -
N w., l"njng process. all highly mrritoil-
nns' EpGXR TATE * CO.. Patent So
rcitorq. - Brosdw"f'
PATENT FOR SALE;-ValuHblc I'm
uroycMnt ca tountan Irh Aii''''
rr'XSlT'i.NI'. 30. -. l,2i2 broadway.
-prsTAtRANT. prominent. West SD"
IN. ,oni place, 81 - value; bar gam.
,'.,n r,n,.ire II OWNER. al hi- 60 pow
-, dep1t . 81 ave; H. basement.
STEAM LAUNDRY for sac. Inarirc
n Mr., WEIR. 10 frlton-Nt. Erco@lyh.
r,,r MOUNTAIN VIEW boarding nous"
s,lr -, a h1rca.n, n"ar D"in"'i'
iV' Gan. established trade. Address
T9ro REICHARp. Mount E"'l"i Post
d. Northampton County. Penn.
,r,xTED -Aciig" machinery or steel
-, tn represent steel foundry ilr small
,"nI ratchlng-. good substitute inr
aronuht iron forging, clean and SOFT .
tIv worked. ulsp to harden. AIdrc-
p e.. Tribune Oh'r.
,vTTp-nm-inc-s that can - dom
fam nj. downtown lir1aiway o.lic'; M
,i,,a, chance and dispatch ncrc-t0'y
LITE RESIDENT. Tribun'.
WANTED. -Pcrsons with 5000 10 take
c,,nclal management ~ manufacturing
onr.rn. excellent opportunity TO- an nrtlN"
man. ". u. ETH - i"onar'l-st.
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,,rocklnu Re al Csiaic 60 Get

TO LET -House BROOKLYN: 3-s'oIy
rrane. semi-deiachcd II rooms. ban.
laundry buffers pantry. upstairs dining
- will We IN nrst-class order soon
rcnt $500. Address OWNER. - IIalses 70
81. grO0slJ
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tl)orh n)antco.
Males
Males
A. WM =. HARTCEC.
Expert Account Int and AGditor,

on. WORK, H.iul l'li-iiI, tltlih at HoAi'.
SALARY so per week. Al reference. Address
&. :. Box =. Trihun- Otiioc.
AM MANAGER manufacturing company
alrl -. want similar trusted position,
best r"Is"ns for chang. would accept A.
2 salesman or cl.'i,al work Address MAN
; AGER. New brunswick. y. !.
ANY KIND CLERICAL position: II
I wears with former employer: dpuble-"n-
ty bookkeeping. - years of age. married.
| h,st %. references. :. e.. - Bentley
| jersey CITY.
A DECORATIVE PAINTER and paper
hanger date with Cf'ce * sons. London.
EngD. would do IN" practical work for
/ ladies' or gentlemen having artistic tast"
! or suggestions 20 carry out IN their houses.
F adf,cr given and necessary tools iut-
ri-hed. city or country. DECORATOR.
1870 l5th-st.. B~ooklyn.
RAKEI; Foreman 90 second hand
+ wants .te.ly p'uc". good on Vienna bread.
/ irs'-,,ass references AUG. DElLER. iGi
| West iGth-st.
rOOKKEEPER.-A man Of 81. good ut
arithmetic wants q situation. l.. BRANN.
| - Moriis-:t
EoohkEEpTE -. oNIrrl nc d.
J vart. .i'iintion a Icol.hocr'r OF r.crN IN
/ a lobi 10 hon.n urf,Ircd r'irIcnc Al;
~ ' s," n.,a SIC. i ldr :, NJ. GOlDUN.
/ itj MacnOn-'t
uooKKEEPER 80, ten years win re-
! cent "mpleYc socks position m "ill,n
} ability and fa!thsulness will earn a per
/ n.an"1. e. - yrar- excellent record. AS-
SlDlIFN. Tribune OHcf.
/ Roy 10 wants omp,oymon, ~ any tind.
/ v.uld ~ To- lean "a triAc. W. IElskk.
/ iol East ll3th--t.
roy ~. wants employment 81 any Kind.
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Qrfs5m1klnQ.

DPESSMAKER wants a few more Gus
TONERS at hCne. suits from Sc up. II.
TOX. 3l2 West S0th-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
pREsSMAXER. makes handsome suits
&, latest styles. 81 up. over twenty years
experience. Ms. SMYIII. 100 West Goth
81.
D9rsSNAKING. ~ the day or at
49,. iatrst nts1rs: hes. references. Ai-
Grrss NEAT, 2y3 East 4sth-s,
rxprRIETCED DREssMAKER wishes
.,'.,',.emrnts ~ tie day: reasonable. c.
r0TsEL III East 3jd-at.
NINE HORTENsE. .co1turie:e. Fan
- late with y. Altman and stem
49,. street AID evening costumes made
J., ,ri,se,nic prices. ladies' material used.
~ - rc,nodellcd: latest fashion plates
er,,, par,s. PIG West ljth-st.. near 'th-
ave.
MADAME HAI.SALLE makes costumes
.--,,,, e. M. rcnOtaies ana iedhJufts any
- a., work IN d:cssnaklns. references
%..,.c,ass 2Oi Wet l3th-h'.
eryIJsu DREsSMAKER; pcrfeci-iiliinng
- made: reasonable. NJ. ~ YIN
e. c,h-a%e. BET. 18th and 18th sis.
q.fuBACD. couturicfe parisienn'; even.
60, foncv waists, sprlns. summer dress
Moderate prices; short notice io' N'''
4Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
sn al fn'i range F and 5se ,oda ana closing bids the

o,ose5 Transferable notices, leoiNif!
X. March 73o. Total sales l32'ND nles., -. ,.-
today and last night TOT y
nor 10, bales: spot market quiet mIiinE uiithi9
EN- roidding gulf 7sc. which is sc lower c''ni-''D
W.T." In ,oeitca POSITION Of cotton. as made Up BY ms
,oa-ning's ''C'hronice," 10 as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-26
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MRS. p. - STRONS
swedish E.p,oy Bureau,
~ ,:,have near 3ist-s'

All Minis 90 i'.'''' .'' q
A.-A.-A.-S WEDI.;II servants. COOKS
ch.uho-m,lds waifr-sses laundresses.
.,'arns,r.'ss.s ladv's maids k.tchenmaids.
houseNorkers Mrs MALMHERG'S Bu'
49,, 30 Ifl-n,n IInsfn lrI.