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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
IEU.

4 EUCGAE1.Y SHOWING At MEETING ~ hh''N-
IYN- EMPTY CHAIRS ~ THE MAJORITY
: b4ararIy showing was made by the friends o.
thr ant-cons o.iatioa movement IN Brooklyn Ii''
evening. win over Lou Invitations s~ni ont To t'r
men supposed to h- most IN sympathy win the or
giuizi lion II N" League % Loyal 'i'z'ns 81 "rooN
,.n hardly 100 assembled in Art Association Hal IL
N,n;acue-st As the hall seats 40 persons. the
,.rptv chairs had a grra; majority. Bu' the walls
VIE. not ~ bare tn" seats. y hug~ copy "l the
c,lt-,f-arns Of BROOKLYN. surmounted by giIt
eagle hung back q; thr IlL'fOrm. BANKED IN Oh "'
side ly The Stars ana stripes ana on Inc othe' ~
what rurp,ri.d 20 be- iiag Of Brooklyn The latirf
r presented d.~hcvel!od woman. w,,h hair stream
irg IN the wind and carrying bundle ~ iasc~S'
the IKE in which looked a. s, she wa~ abont TO
commit ~DIf-decapitation one of Inc spectators SAM
"lf Brooklyn looks Ike that. you'd Ike t. see
cons ton Al once" PAeterel here ana Their ON
ihe sides 81 the room We're Oh" words ''hahSe '"'7
mot a ways Imply Improvement
Ou,, - T. - Of the seventy sisners 90 the cal foi
tn. ln,.t4u. attenlcd it. some Of these said they
were there oalN from curiosity T. near "hht "'u'
be sad. ~. G. ReGncM, Who. W.,h y Aug"s'u'
Low. formed the royi~i1ual organization. pit~lh'"
Provisional secretary Barr read selections Of the
minutes of tnr tao meetings CAS- held since 80
vr.nb.r T.. reuaIkine that "a whole lot ~ business
hai been done" iic also said that letters express
ns financial a. W, moral support OF tAe "h''-
consolidation movement hal "ia.ry poured In
Two leagues Of women. onr % them German nAl
been orsaniz-l. Letters rcgrettns their ab-@nc"
y ~ read from g. y Moore. Congressman { )oinoS
and Dr. r. l.. Cuyler The latter wrote IF the pre-
post,rous project of wp.ng Ont lrooh>hs ldrh-
uty chairman Relhoii annoHnc j amid app.A'se
N1. Judsr 'ul.,h NJ oip',' 40 ~, nv ,,,,
Tnc meeting then approved f'rInalt 'l IN, 81 s''
iZailou of th- lrasue ana thc ioH,whs S,i' -
Vi'r-rresl,nis. T. f. Hrittton ana T. q. Hartman:
treasurer. \ \. Low. secretary, Edward i"i', ana
Am EX,rnt.vc committee OF tWcuiy-one member.
ID ltta.N, ID "A .
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AGREEING TO ABOLISH COMMISSIONS

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC FINALLY ENTERS \
CONVERSATIONS WITH AMERICAN ROADS.
Buffalo, y. Y. Nov. 2l.-The adjourned Joint con-
ference Of the Trunk Lire ana Central Traffic A.-
sociations vas he'll to-day at the irJQulis Hotel
and WAS presided over by Chairman Gorge II.
Blanchard The first order 81 business was the
presentation of agreement 10 unite I'm abolishng
commissions signed by the central Pacific. the
Grand Trunk and all the ew-rYsnnl lines which
have heretofore siu5bornl, refused a. become par
ties TO any such arrangement. Tle agreement be-
comes effective with the year. II was stated
by prominent official that be- thought N.oolo0j WAS
a moderate estimate of the amount ;hat would bc
saved 10 the railroads by the abolition Of com
missions. especially as trr agreement adoutcl ap-
Piled to local as we'll a. through business.
The chairman and the commissioners Of the traffic
associations are agreed that while the establishing
of joint agencies will Doe the mex, important ecoaomy
to be effected. this is not likely t. be- done very
soon and. in fact. cannot be until -" question con-
corning the division OF business bet@r-n the differ
en Inns lbs been fully anl defr',r'. determined.
The settlement OF ta'> mnl.,r 'ifs. d. depends upon
what action Congress takes in regard 81 amoad-
ing the interstate laW SO a. to permit pooling
subject to the supervision of ,he Interstate CON-
mission
In order to stop The Decentralization OF rates on
Eastern roads agents Of ;ne Trunh Line Associl-
ton have been busy for some days pas. iTfins 10
buy up the tickets in tar hands Of tn, hro, .~y
Offering - for the unlimited tickets from hcr' TO
New-l ork. OF which i1''' are several 'n'uSanI I'd
the hands Of the brokers Th" latter. however. are
slow 10 sell a. they think They can ID better and
the effort resulted in comparative itiluir ne laas
have been in tn habit of sending out biocNs ~
finding il we'll nigh impossible to 81 them back
According To COMMISSIONED Farmer if the brokers
bv the ASSOCIATION the railroads viii begin to fre,ze
them out by selling tickets To N""-Nork az = ~
tnued. Mr.. Farmer says. unit. cycry dollars worth
Of cheap tickets in the m1rkei is usri Hn
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nne treasury for future Improvement. All the
nn iHhs securities OF the company. both stocks
Gnu Gnu bonds shall be issued rhe ho crs of United
"vars irusl Company certificates. subject to the
'Hpehse OF foreclosure and reorgan2tti0n
me plan * TO become operative when approved
DN ~ pc: cent of the holders Of United states Trust
company certificates. The report also SAYS:
>, II appears that $2.J0Or)O Chicago and Northern
Idcinc bonds have been used by the Northern
racine Railroad Company for its oNn purposes
haNlS been taken from the treasury Of the Chicago
ana Northern Pacific Railroad Company without
authority ana without compensation To- the latter
Long ana tedious negotiations were cu,nmtrcDi
ast spring ami have been broken OF without ro-
suits. Recourse must be had 20 the courts. unless
Il satisfactory settlement can otherwise Doe made
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DIRK A>Ti;D.
PrEinve.


A GENrT.TW jMAN. u best social cYnncr
lions seeks position ~ u.~i ana i'-
sp1nsliillft. thoroughly qualified o. man
age yeuflrmlu'a hJu-"hon! ani s-rfants "r
arf 49, srci"i arg 90 ''iulhni'i. iisH' NJ
r~f.r-n... furnished Address RESfpN-
sIiILTrY. ~ rroldwaf
4 UlGuIN cultured Wishing teacher.
ha,ins - wears finest SCHOOL t"siin 1niais,
has ihre~ hours dis-usaged. English.
i'reneh. plano. Mis- FERlNE. lcl West
+9th -.
A LADY ARTIST NOT having i"r time
al nllel. VII give massage Treatment ~
electricity. ADELE horn &c. 49, 9TH
ave. near AZ 81
FRENCH dar-l ana North German
taught b. ar experienced teacher. even
Ink glasses for l.di~- and gentleman.
FOREIGNER. iD East coti.'
1ioNERNEss \ Visiting gotern~.'. re-
nn.,I Au.r,.n. with many i"-iiln MAR
10 her suprri..r gu1iinrlti"nf and methods.
dssi4-~ morning "nstf"m' nt, 'l""""'.'i y
nr hlsh-r English bran. hrs. piano Huj
German. s~yc1 years 10 prominent city
f,ufl, =, whom e.i~ refers Address
VISITING GONEGNcsS. 80 Ea.t t1th
o.. 1rlhanr i.rHn'h.
sTENoGRApuER anl Remington type
writer desires permanent SITUATION. MIA
J. : NJ. 2G@ Dean ST.. BROOKLYN.
sTENoGRAPHlH AMI TYPEWRITER
Has know lFIg" ~ l'-.l FNiN. i.'litiii' 10
,t,.rHf.f. slight experience. MT AFRAID 81
Nofl. m.d.fAte salary. J.. =. 10 III So.
EfoOtlfn.
STrNOGRArIIek AMI TfThWHiT Ek
Experienced. lesit"@ copying ai h"iA".
would e0 out for dlctufi,nt. reference.
given. can or adlr".s Tlll'N RITTER. III
N,~t 42d st.. Room =
srrNoGRArIrK ard TYPEWRITER.
u.-d q, au kinds Of sf"nDR' lphir "'. .
hes, ..frren Address plilHfH'N, l"2
Gtn-lN".
sTn%OGRAPHEE ny . lady: m't"ra'"
salary: - ~ ufhS eNpeii"nc" INC" ""ih
STICK ABILITY. - Nandam-tt-
TRAINED NURSE wants permanent po-
sltion FOR winter. invalid Lady or s"n'i >.
man. willing 10 travel. So month. can
or address ~ West 3isf-st.. 1t bel
TRAINED NI'HsE VIII cn.as" FOR th"
winter. used g. travelling CITY refer
cr.'s. Ad!r"fs VI. f.. i..:7 Hr"'l"'t.
TYPEWRITER Ry u young lady. 10;
wage. :; u week.. viii furnish own Rem
ingtun machine n necessary AMI ma"" her
s.lf generally useful IN "ricr. Address
WILLING. iilN ~. Tribune Once.
NOf'NG LADY physician VIII travel with
invalid. terms moderate. highest refer
cncr-. Addrr-. Is. r.. i..,' broadway.
Young lady Wishes a situation wherc
there Il an opp,riunits for Farming a
trndr. VIII begin with small wages. l.. C..
- Hohoken-as-.. jersey city.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

TO LET IN MORRISTOWN.-s'udio. with
large north window ana dWr..iNs
.,.srdid orportuuity for an artist. rent
moderate: - possession immediate. the artlsi
~, occupvinr recommends !, highly. Ad-
q, IS !. HENRY JOHNSON & Co, Nor
risflwM. y. j.
VAX DYKE STUDIOS. nearing compile
ton. very desirable. greatly enlarge d.
with improved north light; private baths
s,..u hat. sanitary plumbing. IN fact.
s.ui.os perfect. rents from $500 per year
inward. inspection invited. ANDREW
LISTERS SONS, $50 ~ $40 stn-aNe..
lear 5C'h-st
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ro\
STREET.
,,,oh interest has been attached for some time
. tho declaration of the quarterly dividend OF the
,,to,ro Burlington and Quincy Railroad There
- r,r,ors that 1t would be reduced A postponed
o,i,c of the directors held yesterday in
r.,on nj II a. m. but at once adjourned until
IN The stock here shortly before l. o'clock
"onad from 7S to ~. and almost Immediately
,,ro,arl one of the news agencies published a r.
'ort mat the regular dividend of ia per cent hal
Son declared This had the effect OF causing large
INV burlington and other stock. About an hour
later the agency sent this out:
We do not know what to make of the situation in
reeard 10 the Burlington dividend Our Boston
Irorrespondent. who j accurate and Trustworthy
,,rouahout a long experience, wired Us that the
Svi3snd had been declared and was II, Der cent.
an the Boston stock Exchange and there seems T.
have been some hitch in toe proceedings
still later the agency sad the dividend had been
reduced to l per cent. but the II arket had de-
c,ned rapidly before this report reached the public
I,uringion fell several points. and the rest of the
market followed il This explanation % the affair
nas finally sent out by the agency:
Their, has been an ATTEMPT to deceive ;he Street
IN regard To the burlington dividend. The facts are
mat tie Office of our Boston correspondent was
called up by telephone shortly after Il O'Clock by
some one. who announced as from the Burlington
eo;ing that the dividend had been made II, per
cent This was at once wired to US. and made
the announcement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
CUTS IN COAL RATES.

l. admitted yesterday that prices Of anihia-
cite coal We're being cut ~ points on the P'nnSyi-
vania and I.ehigh Valley. ana. n was said on me
Jersey Central. Every shipper To points on fil'-
roads touching Phildciuhu IS entitled to as eooi Il
r,te at the mine as tn4t given to Philadelphia. Wn'n
it, s. on stove coal 81 80 chestnut, 81 :" on egg
and 81 c, Oh broken. Th"sr prices ar" &" Gems """I
than those which Iuirl for the linz trade before IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22

PLANS FOR G. AND y T. REORGANIZATION.
The committee Of bondhoiders of the Chicago and
Northern Pacific has issued It's plan of reorganiza-
lion \ rew company is to BE formed ana viii be-
called the Chicago Terminal and Railway Com
many II will issue stock To an amount not
70 exceed the amount of its bonded Indebtedness.
and il may be divided into common and preferred.
To prevent the possibility of adverse control, all
stock issued must contain clause giving the bond
holders committee authority to elect directors an
nuany for 4 reasonable time from the date Of the
new mortgage.
Is soon as the property is acquired under fore
closure a meeting Of the holders OF United States
Trust Company certificates Is 10 be called TO receive
farther details of the plan. The committee
serves the nigh, suggest in the detailed plan that
an amount of bonds and stocks be withheld from
general distribution ana used for the purpose of
ACQUIRING competing connecting properties il the
committee and bondholGers deem it advisable; for
obtaining payment of assessment on the Old
common shares. and for efecting. If possible.
settlement, Of ali claims against The Northern
Pacific
The company will issue TO holders Of the present
first mortgage bonds new securities bonds ana
stocks airing such interest and dividends as IN"
sarnn.s OF the property viii warrant certain
amount OF the securities is 70 be retained in
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furnished HOUSES TO LET.

AMONG TIE PINES.-Private family go
INC south Gill rent 10 desirable tenant,
q completely and elegantly furnished home
81 Lakewood, just completed and furnished
flr tnrl. personal use, most desraDiy iOch-
ted o. sialison-aVe.; steam heat. elec-
,riciiv and gas: ~ rooms bu .lcr's pantry.
bath ana all modern COnYeni.rces; refer
ences required. Apply 10 a ". BRAD
SHAW Lakewood. OF private secretary 10
owner. room ll3. 30 Broadway. newborn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
\ GENTLEMAN wishes good plac" for
hi. ,uachmnn whom u" can highly rec
oiumend Apply or address AZ Mi. fdr-
rish's - West .dth-st
HITLER or VALET English. thor
oughly understands hunting ana moot
ing things. good city references. ). T..
100 West -Gth-st.
RITTER AMI WAITER. By single mid
fle-fc,J man In private family. city or
countrv. good references. WM. ARM
STRONG. iGJ 3d-hve.
HITLER nv nrsiclass French butter !,
middle-aged good rrfcrencS from best
families Address FRENCH BUTLER,
Box u.s. Lao Broadway.
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FLATS TO LET-Uuturnfshe ed.

APARTMENTS TO LET at No. 1s$ West
73a-st. elegantly located. overlooking
sherman SQUARE; all light rooms. Apply
o. janitfess. on premises.
1sTH-sT.. 40 EAST-Two beautiful fats.
nine rooms each. steam and every con-
venience; single house, owner on premises;
u l.ase 500 and 81 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
WORK WANTED.

WM. l.. HARTUNG.
TYrerf Accountant and Auditor
Ba,neq building. Room Is. p Park Row
AK EXPERT BOOKKEEPEE dc.ires pc
anton with nrsi-class concern hlir. jan AZ,
/ Al references ard bond. }. - H. -"
Monmou,h-st.. Newark \. J.
A SMALL German family wishes j'n,i"i-
-hf.,. no rent: handy az repairs N"''''9
Nh IsiIiL. 80 East ll"ih.st
u,nRrrp MAN of experience in a
cIu,rv bank wants situation, n'-' "i
references from last employer N"ui"a9
c.. Westheli. y. j.
A GENTLEMAN with many y'nrs' We
once and uudouhted rel FENCES 7''N r.
si;ion ~ trust. where executive ana 1",''i
i4tratlvr ability viii he "a u'r'ih'' -. -, ~
dress CORRECT HABITS. Tiihunr '.'',"'
A MAN desires situation 49, c'ilr.,2,l,," '
any position - tfust. 3 years 'AP'I i''''
as ..il,cfor. highest city references ana ~
rnrifv given u. !. LEWIS. Box "pl
GosA'n. y. !.
HOOKKEpER. thoroughly c'mp"tcni
double ,ntry booAfeeper, cashier wa
o.ice manager with cypericncr ~ Mn'l
having the very b-st references; l. open : r
engagement. compensation mpi"Fl'r. Ga, ~"
dress RELIABLE. Box D. Tribune ''''''
BOOKKEEPER. Cashier. who hes pea pea
position Of trust win lhst 'nli''f. ~
n wears. wishes position. Is 80 years %.
strictly temperate. accurate "hp l','"'
a man that works for his employer n
ierest. highest references rrzaIdihs 10"
esty. character and apiliiy. NJ - "'N
q Far Kocknway. J. y
BOOKKEEPER.-A nrst bookkc.per.
.,cred,nYIv oulck NJ calculation ana tno"-
ough business man. desires position III any
capacity: engaged al present, but dors hp'
Ike the business methods ~ MS "inployel
highsst references. moderate fhlar!' T. -
W. Tribune ONCE
OOKKEEpER. Experience rnN 'i' ~. .,
desires "A situation. city or cnuh,IY "S'
reference. salary moderate. Address H.
Box 81, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22

GARDENER BY single man: an expert
,,r.-nho,,sa r.getabl- gardens. Lawns. lay
tx out ~ grounds and the general worrN
p4itairlny to a gent!eman's place. handy
with carpenters tools. j. steady ana trust
worthy. rsi-clasi reference TNA'
TIcAI. By Y IILLmm. Olh1c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IOsth-st. Ar
:js-ic, substantial villa. less than Sloo. :
600. easy terms; send for circular. ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT CO. lS Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.

"a WEST INSIST. Hands onely fn'-
rtsred foor or separately. also slNh''
room for gentleman; board. reference.
FRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS. win or without
Irard. also uarlOr for physician i,i'i-
cnces exchanged. private fanny "''
5Gih st.
SANDS ST. = U;rooKlynl.- Lag. lshi.
sirv rooms with all Improvements, "'i,
house. best attendance. house Wen H''.'.,'
iro minutes walk from bridge; with board
s. weekly. -.----
2sTH- ST. 40 EAST Large. handsome
rom second moor. excellent table roy
erences.
!; Fast eTH-sT.. NEAR 5TH-AvE-,
Pheasant rooms. superior table, tanie
boarders: references.
oIsT-ST.. 8 WEST. Large fourth stoiy
front room. southern exposure; oN,silf ID.
hoard and attendance. refined suflouhuihsS'
references.
DIST ST. 145 East (Gramercy Park. De-
sIrablc large and small rooms, snDs'ail-
,isi table. excellent attendance. private
park privileges: references.
22D-sT.. "a Second moor hand,
somely furnished. for small family 81
adults: breakfast II required: references.
90 WEST sT.-Choice furnished
rooms: large and small; heated.
37TH-sT.. 40 WEST Desirable. well-igr-
uished square rooms 20 lei, WIN superior
board; references required.
44TH ST. 1873 wEsT.-Third moor; iarse
rooms: very pleasant well heatru. SCUM
ern exposure; with board; references.
4sTU-sT-. NEAR 5TH-AVE.- Han room.
with board. SO per week Aunie'S u"
Jog West 42d-st -
S5TH-ST- SO WEST Second moor sunny
front room for select couple with b'Ai''
references exchanged.
57TH-sT.. 3Gl WEST A fgw oh ,o;l.
rooms nicely furnished; "Ncrh"hI ',n'
and service. convenient 10 GIN ana ',h
We l.. also surface cars; iaiRr bi'E pH'
or for physician; also table board '''"S
moderate.
o7TU ST. 1l5 WEST Handsome ihiSe
front room: sunny bay "i"do"' "i"p'c
closets home table.
-oTII-sT- lls WEST. Sunny. handsomely
furnished rooms. win 'A'''''"' ""'''
references exchanged.
I24TU- llG WEST Handsomely fNi-
rished rooms: private house TWO D'"'"S
from /. station: board optional.
,0G EAST TH-ST.. near J. s'auoh
Tlegan, square rooms, heated, on hTst
.r1 second floors; excellent board; i"h,h
cooking: private house; recently opened
furniture Perfectly new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE BURLINGTON DIVIDEND.

REPORTS RECEIVED IN WALL.
STREET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

GARDENER. vegetable gardener
and useful man for the country UNDER
stands taking care Of cattle. i9,naces su,' :
pains y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22

week Of the previous year. The earnings for the
first week this year were SssS.lN. as against S%I~'
last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22

DREssMAKE R.-French; all new Partisan
style; street and evening dresses also
vmodelling: ladies' any distance from New
i0fA can have dresses made perfect WIN
out fitting: home or by day for hitting Or
.u',ns MINI. MAINVlLLE. 1853 West I'D
81. first floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22

Al WEST INSIST. Handsomely ~
nished floor or sepaiht't az.
-oorn Tor gentleman: board. references
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WORK WANTED.
Male

rate. \. Schultz. - Highest. New
Lurs y. y.
PAPERHASGER and PAINTED. ~ ne
DAY oi job. hrsi-rlsss wo.k j. W. MOE
Gan. i3D Eas. ll5;h-st.
PRINTER -, an an around uan. II
years ,Np-rieuo-. STEADY sob r3ei'f able
- nieh nac y. iipN - Arlington. Mas
PROPERTY OWNERS ASA llOi si:KEEP
EkS .an ittr 1aN Kind ~ pAia'ing h"l"
all hardwood. ani iufn,iuir cleaned ,'''
polished. gilIins bs'uIins. etc.. Leah .ns
ioofs hNei arl painted. lbs hrsi-'i"'s fn3n
r.ssU nAbi- charge. Al t.ft references. ME-
CHANG. lil Easl t-d e.
PORTER. TFEFII.-MAN. Sc. By an IN.
70 .lgeni. single German of good appr1r-
ahc~ ond good cha:"c'"r, h'st 81; i~i~r
.iIc.s Address .. N. car" ~ NolisriAs
:. Eas, +tr-s ST
SALESMAN or MANAGER -Ey man oi
fourteen v"irs' experience as sa.-sr.i11
or rnrdg~r ~ any city. a pla'~ whore
Energy ana brains ai" appr' ia'ri. ~
dress EISINESS. l3O Whitehall ~. A.
l'uin 60.
RESPECTABLE YOrTu. ~ r~-idins viih
pa',ut. wants .iuilp, iu-nf. . Nsat~' fIf.
rAptfl"nc". ."-f r.f"rrn rs Adff-' -
JANE. 10 LrNngten-av'.. J''9~r city
lteighfs.
SHOE SALEsMAX. - y.ar.' retail eN
r"ri"urr Al references. would a.o"pi
pDsitinn af - weekly Address ALBERT
i'G t.-.f l2';h-st
.fcGEW MACHINE UAND: 10 ,.i's' ~.
p'.l"nc". heavy nr in. work. rir arl
AT beach als'. =. iIENI'. - Siinto"--t
SHIPPING CLERK. packer or both. q
wears experience. h-si ~ reference
know Nrv Noi, city we'll. can road and
write German n preferred. i. e. T.. -
E-id-aN".. i'oollNn.
.fT!pptN-t. ~ f-Hr. .r ss.i.f.,f :. x,Il
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANT TO PURCHASE a good stamp
collection: will pay cash. Address. with
some particulars. COLLECTOR. Box T.
Tribune once.
CPHOLSTERING in all its branches done:
reasonable prices: best references gwen :
furniture altered 20 different shapes. etc
JOHN SCHNABEL. 264 West 4lst-st
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 GENTLE and very handsome hackney
family cob. sound. trial allowed, lriNal"
hofse. sl25: runabout wagon. harness
saddle ana bride. PRIVATE. Tribune
Oi'c".
HrAI'TiFI'L Portland cutter. just like
new. also rurabout wagon 'hano- made
anil harness. ali ef the boarding -siahir
e.. storage. private party wishes TO sell
l.w RatE HNN'f. tribune Oihc".
RFsI'TlFI'i. Portland cutter. Just like
row. SEQ. cost $50: property q a gen
'eman aowni,Nn. SLhlGh. Box ,. lrib-
ure Office.
FOR SALE. brewster landau; cxc'Iien,
order. areat bargain. Private stable. l"'
West 31th-st.
WILL GIVE los near Babylon. Long
Island. r.. frpm an membranes. title
r..rfect for horse. haIr"ss. carriage, morse
must he warranted sound. Address BABY
ION. Tribune Ohic".
ONE ~ the haadsomest and best brougham
horses in the city: sound. KIND, property
- a gentleman. Sl25 Il taken quickly .
pow a; The boarding stable. HACKNEY
COZ. Tribune Office.
S27a.-PARTY going abroad offers elegant
light coupe rockawaY. cost 500. use.i :
r,on,hs: silycr-plated hafness cost SD
price. 80. Apply at private stable ~
West 44th-s;.
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HELP WA\TED.-
Female.

Female.
4 COMPETENT. reliable GIL for gone al
l.ue.w.rk. cliy reference required 'AII
Il. ~, lN.st 2Dth. It,. between ana ! J.. IA.
81 BARTHOLOMEW : PARISH HpI -
ANNEX. 2ll East 52i ST. an now ~,
rilh sf.noginpr,rs. govelness"s. J"nlioi y
,rofrhren. domestic servants. male ana le-
,'ei. clerks for the holiday season, Iricr
',,les carefully Investigated. ALEX LANb-
TON. Superintendent. -
WANTED A competent Swedish copk
and laundr.-s. c.ty rrf'r'nr" i"fnlf"i
C'ii 2.,s West 7ltn.si.. flom 10 - =
o'cloek.
WANTED Normai graduate aS e,,~rn'.--
C,r tv, girls lu ihr country. Ahdi'ss Ut
apply 30l West ~ ~.
WANTED Resident govern"ss 'or cunt y
u.ar Philadelphia. catholic pi'i'i i"I
kr.,tlelge ~ French. Latin ana Literature
required. cal 81 l2G East 2'ih-9t. brl'''
noon.
WANrED.-inteilig~n' young ia1I ,rc 10
lam strnoertphy IN reporter "il., =
ain assist her 10 position when Woici""'
- World BUILDING.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COun try.

Country.
AGENCY fo- Observation-Disclosures. all
Kinds. FOR sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBES a. TAYLOR. beekman-st.. ~ 1.
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l.OUSFHEEPER.- Experimenting house.
ksaper. four Years experience AZ West
5Ith-st: takes charge ~ servants, menus.
supplies. bills: all IN" business OF con-
Quoting the house. wishes similar position;
testimonial. and best references. Address
;. b. T.. .2i West i5th-st.. or call after
noon.