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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-04
PAIL MALL MAGAZINE.
EDITED BY
LORD FREDERIC HAMILTON AND
SIR DOUGLAS STRAIGHT.
FEBRUARY NUMBER NOW READY.
PRICE, Is CENTS
CONTENTS.
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TEN DAYS il THE pELoPoNNEsE. BY Z. F. Benson
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HIS IEsi .y tcors, ii B5asSon A. R A.
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The committee has also carried out the pledges
Of the Democratic party, Mr. Sayers asserts ny
TN. reductions made in the bills 50 far reported.
4. c,un,r.d with the totals Of the bills for the
current fiscal year. the total reduction is S-t9o19'
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LIMITING TENURE OF FEDERAL JUDGE.

ITMIIINT IENI M Ut T "''''''fT1 IT II'I1o
Washington. Feb 3-Thero Is an interesting
story connected with the proposition which Mr.
Oatos, ~ Alabama has carried through IN" Judi
clarv C,uiui,t.c Of the House To- limit the tenure
Of Federal Judges Cassius g. Foster Is one ~ the
United States District judges for the District Of
Kansas. Under the law has Office mas lie tenure.
We is In ll-health aud physically incapable Of
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"THAT BAD MAN STENENS.'
IT APPEARS TO BE TIE "CUCKOOS' ONLY
ARGUMENT

THEY tIND IT CONVENIENT TO FORGET RECENT
OCCURRENCES IN HAWAII AND FALL BACK
uyN ANCIENT hIsToEY-MR HITS
ELOQUENT ARRANGEMENT OF TIE
ADMINISTRATION 49, Mr.. RAY
NERS SPEECH AND IT'S
MISFIT PEHOT, ATNJ%
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THE uaCUIAS ~ CONFUSION AGiIv.

The gInboat Machias was put into commission
for the second time at the Navy Yard yesterday
afternoon and the neat little craft VIII soon be
ready for active service The work on hor was
not completed when she was put into commission
Yesterday and If she waits for all OF II to be com
pleted before she sails she may have To- be here
three or four weeks longer. The vesse' Is being
fitted out for service in the Asatc Squadron. anl.
II work is FASTENED. she may he on her way e.
ioi, the vessels on the other side OF the world
sooner than is expected
I, was the question Of stability which threw the
Nacbias out OF commission and back into the ship
b.Iia~~~ hands An 0fncrr Or hiEn rank III the
Navy said Yesterday she would have been able T.
do the service required Of her II she had merely
had some ballast put in her bottom. But i IS not
we'll 10 ballast these ships OF the new Navy. and
by lengthenng the Machias tho Navy not only has
a vessel whose stability is satisfactory, but one
which is larger. which has much greater coal
CAPACITY and which is better in other ways than
the Machias OF six months ago. even though she
will make less speed
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SEEKING PARDON FOG 4 MCRDEREcS.
FRIENDS OF CHIARA CIGNARALE PETITION GOV
rrNnp HOMER FOR HER KEI.EASE

FRIENDS OF CHIARA CiGNARALE PETITION GOV
FRNOR FLOWER FOR HER RELEASE
Albany Sept. 1S-oi0vernor Flower gave near
ing this afternoon petition for IN" pardon OF
Chiara Cignarale who killed her husband In New
York CITY in October. 1856 and il now serving HE
sentence In Auburn prison. The petition was signei
by 1900 persons and urged by delegation oil
influential fellOv-countrymen OF the unfortunate
convict Those presen; IN the Executive chamber
to-day were Anthony Succa. \. Ca,vo. NJ Giovanni
r. Morisini. DR.. q Bettini III Noise. j. Cavaggaro'
u. Ferro and a number Of representative" women OF
the Italian co'ony in the metropolis The petition
recited that In the opinion of the sgners the woman
had been sufficiently punished. The tra! showed
that she had left her husband on account OF Ms
brutality and that ne made an attack on her win
razor when she fred the IA tai shot In s"lt-deiehce'
She was sentenced 70 be hanged. but the sentence
was committed IN 1sss by Governor Hi 10 inprs-
onment for ne. The pardon Is asked also on the
ground that T. would restore to her mother her
daughter Rosira. now seventeen years OF age: Inc
latter has been cared for In 81. Joseph home,
but cannot under the rules remain there alter she
j. sixteen years old.
Governor Flower said he would communicate win
Recorder Smyth and III" New-Nork Dstrlct-At-
tOrney and take VI the case for definite action Whe
he heard from them.
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4 GAY WEEK AT HALCTON HALL.
THE POPULAR HOUSE IN DCTCHEss COUNTY
FILLED WITH GUESTS. WHO ARE
HAVING A FINE TIME

THE POPULAR HOUSE IN DuTCHEss COUNTY
FILLED WITH GUESTS, WHO ARr
HAVING FINE TIME.
Last week was gay week at Halcyon Hall. Mill
brook. Duchess County. n. Y. The house brake
out last Saturday. and Mr.. Dawson was whip.
The party consisted OF Mir. and Mrs. {. j.. Lanyard
Blair. the Misses Sturgis Miss Dodds. Mr.. Phyfe.
William H. McElroy and Miss Hastings. The roads
in perfect condition. the recent rains having re-
freshed the country so that 1t is looking almost
as green as spring, excep, for the brilliant splashes
gorgeous color the crsss OF the hills and along
the maple lined roads. On Friday night William H.
McElroy gave his delightful lecture. Famous Men at
Famous Dinners" TO a large and appreciat,ve audi
ence in the assembly room of the hall. on Thurs
day and Saturday nights informal dances Were at
tended by the guests of the house. Mlllbrook Inn
and the surrounding county and the members OF the
Poughkeepse Tennis Club, who came out 10 play
the Ialcyon Hall nine az baseball. on both mines
were some of the best college players, and the
games were enjoyed by several thousand specta-
tors on the eghteen-acre athletic lawn In front OF
the house. Tonight farce will be given IN the
ballroom. Tomorrow a Mother Goose quadrille in
costume will be given by the New-Iork Ladies
Quartet assisted by William Rowland OF the Bos-
tonians. and by the orchestra Of ten pieces. On
Friday night a testimonial concert for the orchestra
which has done such excellent work during the
summer. will be given. The orchestra plays such
music as one would hardly expect find outside o! a
metropolitan concer, hall Ii will be assisted by the
New-York Ladies' Quartet. On Saturday night
there will be a large and brilliant dance. Guests
are arriving from the seashore and mountains III
focks A large number Of people go up on the lo:io
a. m train to take luncheon at Halcyon. and return
AT a.20 n m arriving in New-YOrk at o'clock
That the house Is thought worthy of such trip Is
q compliment Among the guests who arrived Ias'
week We're Miss Graves New-Ycrk: q. H. Barnes
Poughkeopsie MIR and Mrs A. b. Graves New
York Daniel Merit r9oklyn - 1ohds MY
and Mrs. F. n Anabe. New-York Mrs; c. GORDON q,,,S
burg: Mr. and Mrs. Norwich. New York: Miss swift
Detroit: Mrs Grindet New York: Miss Albert Ger
mantown: Charles W. Wharton. Newark, and MI
and Mrs. Joseph Harper
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SCHEDULES or CHARLES J.. WEBSTER q CO

The schedules OF Charles l.. Webster Co. book
publishers, OF No. g. Fifth-ave, of which firm
Samuel l.. Clemens Mark Twain and Frederick /.
Hall the partners. who made an assignment
on April IS 10 cambridge Colby, were filed yester-
day They show liabilities OF $94 49, nominal assets.
sl22s57 actual assets $69l6i. less $1,000 hypothc-
Gated to the United States National Bank. leaving
net actual assets t4 1874 The assets consist OF cash
1888 accounts receivable. nominal. 2+.29; actual
ST. 5S bills receivable. nominal Sl6i'6 actual >l'.-
$50; furniture and fixtures. nominal. $500; actual
500: books nominal SIS C,. actual. $3.50: electro
plates nominal $500, actual. N6,7H; printed sheets
and covers nominal. sl20si. actual S3.oSl' paper.
nominal. 81 .i64. actual s.4tt. ,
Their are more than 2oo creditors scattered al
over the United States. Among thrm are the Mount
Morris Bank s2950'. United States National Btnk.
$4,000 George Barrow. Skaneateles. - =, No. w =
d Warren & Co. Boston. $3.50. jenkins a Nc
Cowan. $3.50: Thomas Russell Son. So. Ihrrc
is due for royalties to the estate OF |. : brant
22l6: Colonel F. y. Grant s121 estate Of ,Iener'i
+. II. Sheridan, S37i; Mrs. +. Il. custer London
Il
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TyJrFD TypOTUETtE CONVENTION.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1s.-The eighth annual CON
vention of the United Tvpothetae Of America be-
gan this morning at the Hotel Metropoe. one hun
dred and fifty delegates are IN attendance. The
session was called to order by President John X
McFetrdge. Of this city.
In his annual report the president attacked the
practice Of the Government in running printing
Office Washington"
The president suggested that the convention
take action regarding the National and inter
national Copyright laws which. he declared. were
too Ambiguous.
Officers will be elected on Friday. and final ad-
iournment will follow that evening.
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FOR ALE.

FOR SALE -. BERNARD s. thorough
lr... rI|rr.-i saI rrrF'cr'I from y.iy"-
winning afors. JOSEPH nay. - ilamh-
- o.. Sow iirun'Hi"A. y. j.
FLORIST BUSINESS fof sale. I'D 's'ah-
lshu.nf. Low rresuhoga'S ard "Hlc~>
improved heater. prominent lirohdNhy COZ
rrr. near Evergreen Cemetery q. a LII
CUISINE. lob Putnam ave. Brooklyn
roR SALE . Andrcarocrg canarics.
finest singing breed IN The world. males
s.. female s.. J. y. FARLEY. White
Plains y !
MAGNIFICENT OLD VIOLIN hy first
class MAKER. IN" tone. suitable Jog con
c"rt work price reasonable. Aifr"-9
VIOLIN. lI2 Eas' .3i-st
STATIONERY nud cigar store. god
Paper route. also pool iabi" Inquire
30 Grand 20. BROOKLYN.
So ~ CASH BI'YS SEW sli5 hcycl"
standard make high iian'ni franz. AL
if,lrrItrlneufr we agreed nj - lVerti
The makers name. so others from 90
N. ladies' og gents basement. - Bar
cay-s'.. west u Broadway.
ADvEK AID srBscn1P-
rNE WILL. 49, RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE y. 2i2 Hrnadray.
p door rorth 4 Thirty nrs'-s'. and AD-
VEETIsEMENTs Al the following Branch
OrireS. "a Eigh'h ave. 1Cp Third ave.
corner Forty seycnih-fi.. 80 East Forty
PEI enfh-rt. corner Third ave. $50 East
l2Sfh-.f near Thiri-av" n2G Third ave
near SIXTY fret ~ 7OS First aye. 1906
West Forty second -. 100 Columbus ~.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

GENTLEMEN. qule, habits. can rni com
forfahly furnished rooms private family
moderate prices for I"rfuhneufs. 100 I-t.'
iiih-st.
LARGE handsomely fun'shel rooms
lnrg. dressing rooms Hrs'-class aff"n
dance. rcas nable. new house. III W.
75ih-s'.
PRIVATE FAMILY WI lct nicely and
newly furnished rooms VIZ. AL cYu
venienccs. nrsi-class ncighhWhn0I 10 rain
uies from Bridge. gentlemen only i'i'i
ence required. j. South fortlard-aN"a
Brooklyn.
TWO GENTLEMEN can have q larg- FUR
nished or unfurnished room 90 o H"r,
swell house. - Fast 7i'n-.i. reference.
THIRDS front room. bay WINDOW.
sou hern exposure. large closets. run
ming water. private family lo3 West
G3i-si
WEST oIST ST. Az. Elegant rooms. JpH
furnished. steam heat. sanitary plumb
ing. southern exposure. private family.
3D-AVE.. 5s7-Furnished rooms Or ren,.e-
men. 81 - % s. ~ weekly. clean. qr''
ana respectable.
IoTH-sT. 81 FAST \ Vol lighted n,or
suitable FOR business AMI light house"
keeping; excellent location. Apply IN store
2oTH ST. ~. between i,h and MAIDS .
ayes Rooms On suit" and rIrriv. VIII
without private baths, paIl"r seconl No.
gentlemen.
alST-sT.. u EAST Elegantly appointed
saloon pari0r. three rooms and extension
handsome now furniture. suite. single
rooms. meas served u desired. references
BATH ST. C FAST Handsomely furn
rooms en- suite or singh. gentlemen 20
quiring hich-ciass residence invited: per
manent: references.
44TH-sT.. 81 WEST Second noor. nicely
furnished for gentlefnon Or married
couple. also back parlor for physician
GOTH ST. 100 WEST. Nicely furnished
bedroom and parlor: corner nat. one
block from Park BANCKER.
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DrlTB OF A SUPERIOR COURT CLERK.
George w Russell. who. since 1856, had been
clerk attached the Superior Court d'ed yes'er-
day at his home. NO llo last '1n'
.,.or,y.six,h-st from a complication Of diseases
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DRESS MAKING.

ARTISTIC DRESS made for si2: '1ii2-.
madc suits with coat lined WIKI SIX. so.
Miss ONFN. ~ Wet .21 ST
ARTISTIC DRESSES made frrm s.. tailor
made. also bail eycnins. reception and
theatrical dresses. ~ East 2o'h-s'.
COMPETENT drcssmaker wants few
more customers IN or OUT ~ the house.
Mr.. ERNST BErTLER. 81 Wcst End
ave. between G6ih and G'h SIS
ARTISTIC DREssMAKER. nrst-class flt-
ter. desires more engagements IN hrF,-
class families. VIII remodel. highest RET
erenccs. J.. - Sth-aye.
A COOP DRESsMAKER understand'
cutting and hti.ng. wishes 20 20 out 10y
the ia, OF week. - a week. 'sil Mrs
WHIT ER. 80 i5th-st
DRESsMAKER. French. dress. stage
costume maker. - forelaiy In wholesale
business house. 81 ~ daily. Mrs fLU-
CHART. 81 Hond-s,.. send postal.
DRESSMAKER. thoroughly competent
and experienced. formerly with u. Az
ma & 90. Will MAKE engagements Tor
autumn. 81 per day; highest refer' mes
Addrrs1 DRESSMAKFR. 253 West lith-
s'.
TREssMAKER. designer and litter. wishes
ladies 10 send card. WIZ call al ih"ir
house. from II e. ) at - cents per noun
MADAME. 2n3 East +sth-st
LA
by day In private family, perfrc' h't"i :
win make over ch!ldren's clothes: refer
cncc. Address DRESSMAKER. l'' East
47thst.
FIRsr-CT.ASS FRENCH DRESSMAKEk.
great experience cutting. fitting. drap'ng
elegant style. best city references. triWS
Moderate Madame MIRIAM. ~ W"S,
31th-st.
MILE RArGNON robes and man'eauS
- Fast Glst-st.. corner Madison-av"
Paris costumes evening dresses Will be
sold ~ no regard for cost. also French
sntin corse,s reduced from $40 TO s.. ladies'
material made at short notice. perfect nj
NINE HAVENS nr-t-cir-s drcssmak-r.
socks employment In families. remo1eis
and rcnovatcs. s. PEI day. No ~ East
SOfh-~t
MADAME THEBATD. Parlsienn~ dress
maker removed TO - West 3sih-st.. fall
and winter styles. moderate prices
MRS HUTTON. dressmakcr. has Just re-
turned. viii be pleased TO receive her Gus
toners AZ sfi Cth-avr.
MILLER & FENDER. dr~ssmskers. Of 2i0
Vest 4gih-st are prepared to take r.
der@ FOR fall and winter costumes. fit md
nai:h guaranteed
SEAL GARMENTS REDYED and altered
into fashionable cap~- AMI Eton jackets.
Mrs BARKER. llG W"st ayh-st. near
Irondway. late with G. q. Gunfhers. 9th
Az
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
Al sTENOGRAPUEK and TNfEW RITTER.
having some spar" tiinc. desires "1tia
dictatlon. literary work % sps ialiy. Az
dr.-s ACCURATE. Tribune oflcr.
A LADY MANICURE desires Tow Gus
toners Miss WHEELER. - East I'm
~
4 YOrNG LADY would Ike d position IN
au Office "a writer 'r c'lf'-'' i"i"r'h''S
NJ T. H. H.. Tribune pfice.
nooKKEErER Experienced lady book
k.et.r graduate - Boston Commercihl
C.flego. wishes position Thoroughly ~
usrlcn,.l in single and douhl" entry, lifN-
address CHRISTIAN AID To EMPLOY
MENT SOCIETY. Il Bihl" House. y. 4
GovrRNEss Native French visiting
r0v~rue~- desires - give Lessons. con
Ncr~nti1u ur grammar or 90 read az IT,.
Lam~ or a. pupils residence HH"|
FRANCHISE. i2i2 broadway.
MlTRoN \ l.dy - ahit, and iafg" *
p.rierr.. with best q references. desires
prailDn ~ na'ron 10 school "r ln''l,u
iio. or as hou-rkr"Y"r ~ hlsh .clisS ~
,,te family Address NEW ENGLAND.
Trihun" Once
sTENOGRNpHER and TYPEWRITER
Willing Go lrip with books references,
salary 81. Miss o.. 10 Union 3Guai".
srENoGEArHER and TYPEWRITER -
liA Thoroughly INiiifl'Ni FN'li| X ifli''
and typewriter. salary 81. highest refer
cncos Addr"s- OFFICE. $50 3l-ave.
sTENOGR APUER and TYPEWRITER.
Best ~ references moderate salary =
r. ~ Gth-aNc.
sTENOGRAPHER AMI TYPEWRITER
Perm. nent position as st"roF:apher ana
t,p~vritsr. experienced in nearly All
Lr1n,h.. Z business. salary Sl', KEN
ngt,u. smith. Y1-t machines. {. 1. y
3oi Vest l2'h-si.
srENOGRAPHER and Typ"wri'er. com
r.ranr experienced and Willing. desires
position with ,han.- ~ adv2uc"in"nt, BE-
r.ferences Address COMMON SrNSh'
Tribune DHlOr.
WANTED. .Hy teacher II stenography and
t.u~writing. position 10 dav or evening
school - .pllepe. terms moderate. Address
EXPERT - West l4th-st.
VOTING LADY. Is would like position N
store. inrxp, riene"d. hut would accept
sunnll salary until competent 20 M position
81 snleflady Address T.. H.. lil2 "l-aNe.
VOTING LADY 81 exp"rirnc" desires posi-
I'm ns -tenographcr and typrwritcr' brst
II references. STENO :. j.. 20 Lafayette
- 10 ro'Aiyn.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

MES TO take orders IN every town and
city: no delivering. good wages from
start. nav weekly. no capital required .
work year round. GLEN BROS. Roch-
ester y. y.
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He had been i'll for about three months. He was
hity-four years old. Mr.. Russell was a brother-in,
law or Judge Freedman, of the Superior Court. and
mad been connected with the naturalization depart
ment OF the court since 1863
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnished

APARTMENTS TO RENT in the
CLINTON.
o,a Yves, 4od-st. Apply TO Manager.
STEAM HEATED FLA rs In heathy loca
- 4 ,nnrns and hath: all light: between
Sih and Cd ave stations. on manson
ave. SOS 10 So Inquire 20 Eas' ll0th-st.
5TU-AVE IO4S cor. seth Elegant
Apartments overlooking PARK >Nn 10
81 200 SAMUEL NIXON. 90 broadway.
l07 WEST 18TH ST.-Superh decorated
and finished second nat. rooms w.h
hath: moderate rent. JOHN y. MA
GRATH on premises.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

FOR RENTAL New-Hayen. Conn. thor
oughly built brick house OF fteen rooms
IN best quarter Of city. convenient 70 COZ
ieges. Address prof. a. NJ WHEELER
New-Haven. Conn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR SALE. Meat market. only one IN
block. will sell cheap. other business f"a-
sons no aeens AmsteTdam-ave., between
l3oth and l3lst SITS.
FARM IMPLEMENT PATENTS for sale
or CAPITAL t. manufacture with desired
See description Of Maine's improved Guilt
va,or. Weekly Tribune. August p. page T.
PARTY compelled 20 realize Immediately
will sell limited amount investment s'ocH
at price guaranteed 20 par 10 | or cen'
profit, Address IMMEDIATE. Fox 81
Tribune Once.
SUPERIOR BOARD for two: central looa-
ton. exchange for twelve hours highest
instruction: piano. English. languages, u
years finest city tcstimonials ~ Il
CIiARD. Larchmont. New-Yorh.
WANTED TO Buy 'or -?o, cash. any
Kind OF merchandise. city or country
boots shoes. drygoo1s. and clothing. Call
or address ?2D Church-st.. New iork. or
Box 81. Congers. y. Y.
s., 900 TO 5000 NEEDED 20 buy on,
partner: 10 per cent and ehcellfnt Sc
curity given Address HANSON. 3f3
Bridge brooklyn. -
s.. Ono WANTED FOR 3 months by manu-
featuring company: money secured hrnus
500 or salarled position given, WI
pay parties with money 70 Investigate. A'-
dress SCOTT Tribune Once.
so)O TO 50 no0 SPECIAL CAPITAL
wanted. securiiy for double amount an4
large profit will be given Ayhnrss VI
PORTUNITY Box ). Tribune oih'e'
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NURSE. &c.-By young woman as nurse
and companion To Invalid lady good
reader. seamstress and housekeeper: strong.
careful: references. l.. Nj, Box 2Io. Wat
erloo y. 7.
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FLATS TO LET-FurA red.

ro rr1, Second floor % 81 West 18th
st near Union Club. ~ gcnt't men only
fIllv furnished: with bedroom: references
given and required.
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COLLEGE GRAD ATE. with expert,
ence az bank examiner. receiver h"I
cashier. fre accountant. with hirn"st
business and Eoclal references In ana "ut
OF CITY desires position where honesty
fidel,fv and character VIII lie appreciated
Adlr.ss rXPt.RIE.'E fri'un~ once
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YOUNG ENGLTSHMAN. strong. sober and
obliging. experienced in the management
Of cattle and horses desires work city or
country. r.. 4y8 Hudson-st
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HELP WANTED.
IA ~ -.

;-cmIyc.
FXPERIF.NCED GIRLS In brush factory
making and finishing artists brushes.
1872 peari-st.
LADIES can rake Sl5 weekly by folding
and addressing circulars for US AT nome .
NJ canVHssing. position p"rman' mont. k-py
with stamped envelope, Miss MARIE
WORTH Secretary. Ashland ONO.
MIpDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR Laundry and
as nurse To- chi.l. Apply ms Nenh's'"N
evening. - : ~. 2 East s1iE-si-
SWEDE or GERMAN for hous"WorK'
throe In family call wednesday before
/ reference 10 Park-aye.. corner iId-st.
WANTED. Two German girls. cook ana
lsundress chqmbcrmaid and waitress
Call. with references, III Wes- ljth-si.
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AS PRIVATE SECRETARY or connden-
tai clerk hy a young man, good bus',
ness experience. highest trstlmonla'' anu
references. Address PENMAN. 2p6 West
Sl'h-st.
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Female.
Al sTENOGRAPUEH and TYPEWRITER.
having some spar" Tine. desires 'Nl q
dtcf,tlon. literary work q spe ialty. Al
I-..s Nt't-I'RATE Tribune Oflce.
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HELP WANTED.

Maie.
COOK for small private family. Apply
ms Wednesday evening. 90 10. y
East sfth-st.
MARRIED COUPLE IN take handsomely
furnished country house and care Tor y
in exchange for rent free. ESTATE.
Box 2J Tribune Once.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

COY-PE CART and SADDLE horse. J,
hands. Of the best class TOY saie io nor,'ed
q. use private animal. tr'ai all""eN
LOW PRICE" Tribune once.
T-op SIF-Property OF an estate four
hieh-class horses. brougham. victoria
c,r harness: Will 10 shown. At stables
Coiurbia iO1 West "6th-si.
FOp SAI,E-A gamey. driving team OF
small ponies. reasonable. ADDRESS ~
O. G. Jackson. i. o. Box loi' 'a"'a'''
L / ny
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A WRITING WONDER Fountain pen
scientific Call morning hours OF az
dress for catalogue. t3d-st ana i>.ninh ".
ave pan American Building. GEO. w.
IsAMINGER general manager. Newt 'h
CITY.
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose OF tne,r
left-off clothing al a FAR Naiu: " "a
Cs Cth-ave. near WaveTley Place.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT. The superior
houses Nos 10 and " West 1lst-s'. AP-
ply on premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth-st.m
substantial. artistic. detached h9use' , ,,'
price: send for circular AlLAo i''
IROVENENT CO. u Broadway.