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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
DrrssmnkinQ.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING: imported
fashions. hotel orders at short notice and
moderate prices. Mrs. NELRON. ~ Eas.
tith-si.. between Broadway and University
Place.
DKEsSMAKFR. perfect litter and de-
pipn.r. - years experience. wishes more
customers. dresses IN latest styles. SO Mrs.
SMNTH. 100 West JOth-st
BRESSMkKING. - Perfect-htting. sly
lish dresses made from 50 up. Mis-. WIT
kON. 80 West lGth-st.
DKfSSAIAKFR.- Mrs. cook. private
dreesmaier. 2O2 West 23d-st. first
work 81 moderate prices. summer dresses
speciality.
DRESSMAKER warts n few more Gus
toners at home. suits from so up. II.
FOX. 3l2 West sOthst.. near Riverside
Drive.
FnST-CLASS DRESSMAKER wlshe.
mon. ENGAGEMENTS by the day. childrrn's
dresses also. T.. X. 42l West i7th-st.
ring . times.
FIRST Class DRESSMAKING.- Iatcs,
Paris and Vienna fashions. ". l.. and
4. II. CLARK. 2O9 North 3d-st. Rose
Vie. y. }.
MADAME HALSALLE makes costumes
from - up. r"n0yates and readiusts any
kind Of work In drrssmaking: references
nrst-class nj West l3th-st.
NINE. II. ANTOINETTE. 100 W ram.
St. near 7th-aN".. guarantees perfection
IN ht STYLE. and workmanship. newest
Paris fashions. moderate price. no delay.
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Practical Results-13 Years Work

SEVENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS
Forty Million Dollars already saved living policy hold
ers by reduction Of premiums. Lightly Thousand pay
Ing Members. Two Hundred Sixty Million Dollars
insurance in force TAree Million Hundred Thousand
Cash Surplus-Reserve-Eme Fund. More than
sixty Million Dollars new business for the year 1898
These few practca: results already to the
credit OF the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION
E. b. HARPER. President,
Home Ofiice. IS Park Row. y. Y.
Send for circulars and rates.
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COACIIMAN-By married man; one
child: 10 years first-class city reference
from present employer. no objection to
country Address I. D.. ia West J0th-st
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REorA SUCCEEDS HUNTINGTON

San Francisco. March So.-At meeting ~ di-
rectors of the Central Pacific Railroad Company
held yesterday. Isaac l.. ReGua was elected 90 il
the position Of president made vacant lt tae rc
nation Of H. t. Huntington
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RAILROAD OFFICERS ELECTED.

The directors OF the klmird. Cortland and North
ern Railroad yesterday elected George :. ElFrl
president. Henry ~. Maxwell yicc-pr"sll' my
Charles VI. Reynolds secretary ana William )
Hehrc treasurer
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for Sale.

At REDUCED PEiCES.-J00 second
hand wood and iron working machines
fuzzy guaranteed; machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 1913 Medi-
son-st.
Al LiITLt.'S TOOL STORE, 80 Fulton.
g.. NeW-Yolk, workshop machinery (ioot
pow err H.: fee woOd-carNlng tools scroI
SAVE designs and fancy woods incubatoiS
cad LrooGcrs in operaton.
billiard AND POOL TABLES.-Fincst
and largest stock; unsurpassed workman
ship ana finish. all sizes: cash or install
inents THOMPSON * Co. 1859 Atlantic
ave. Brooklyn
ana mn rond wheels. Sj7 20 $GJ all alb
soln;ely new. Apply Real Estate Office
Lexington ave, near 44th-st-
DESK.-A -our-foot. roll-top d~sH. solid
oak. FOR sl9 IS: the largest s'ock 6hl.r
furniture In New York. Writc i2r cav
alosue Empire DISK CO.. JOG B'"iI"ay'
FOR SAI.E-AntIqne pier table. s43.
cost 600: made for Chickoring lN''. nr-
giRn carving mahogany unsul phs'i
pIevcl piano. small grand. ss5 MAHELE,
- Prospect Place Brooklyn.
FOR SALE Combination billiard ana
p9oi table In good order. can be seen pc
tween : and y O'Clock y. m. JAG East oIs'-
81. ----
ICE HOUSES or two large refri%cratorS
for sale cheap. at 3 Iioward-st.
LADY viii sacrifice her uprgh, piano
COST $3.50 FIVE months ago. ana in'.nne
gi,,al scarf for $iS5. inquire al reside"o''
l2T East l17th-Si.
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furnished Rooms.

EIRNISHED ROOMS TO ItI.--lo'
Fast 27th-st. gentlemen prefcrren.
HANDSOME FURNISHED room. squhi,y,
with alcove, I'm small private iauiily n.'
new: rent reasonable 20 d"sirhbi" p'''''
2lJ West 4fth-st.
3D-AVE.. 1852 bet. Gath and o1th SUI
rurnisbed rooms 90. married coupe an
housekeeping. EHkHOItN. ----------
10 EAST i2D- ST Newly furnished nan
room ID floor: southern exposure.
ooTIf.s T. 15i EAST-Newly and hand
sornely furnished rooms alI irDnt, eN'''
conve1ience; gentlemen only; select -
a,Tu.sT WEST I23.-second s,ory
frnnt sunny exposure; all c"nN'h'ei''e''
private family; rooms fourth non. ,------
AeTU-sT 1is WEST. Large, sunny.
.,,.n,shad room: very reasonaDIe'
man and wife. or gentlemen. -
7sTH-sT.. lla wl;sT l;crts wi,h baths:
nished rooms and apaItInen'as n,w
also back psrlor, gentlemen ohIy.
Ar WEST TH-sT.-Furnished front
hall room for gentleman, $i'
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Citn Real gsIale Go Get

LEFT OVER houses and flats West
SID. AZ reduced rents. bargains STEVENS.
0th-aye.. cor. .cid-at.
TARRGTOWN.- To let. house IS rooms:
stable. acres. nne river view. plenty OF
fruit: rent. $500 JOHN WEBEER. !
I.eckman-st.. y \.
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miscellaneous.

4 CLEARING Trunks travel
ling bags. poch"tbo,ks. yaliees. sea hairs
.tf.lI-l- stfnIs al ou"-half regular
prices. during alterations TO building. at
CHARLES SCHWARTZ - 4th-aye. near
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iorsss ano Carriages.

FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
sEASON.-Pony OUTFIT for children. Nd
dress Or. o. {. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
o. Box lGl. Jamaica. l.. !.
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GARDENER Single; - years expert
ence in all branches Of the business. pri-
Vai- or commercial; references. GAR
DENER, Box Is Tribune Office.
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Real estate Oanlc0.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. lp q" 3"
a. D.. farm ,u Lone Island. within 20 DiIle-.
-n.tp. au ct-h PIERRE VAN ECEEN
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SMALL APARTMENT TO let. furnished.
until oct. !. THE Fl.OEENCE. 4th-aye.
and lSfh-st
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Young MAN. - years Of age. wishes
situation as porter. packer or driver handy
with All kinds OF tools; can furnish hrst-
class references. r. NJ, Tribune once
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for Sale.

A HANDSOME grandfather clock, with
calendar and hne musical works. ais, a
nice plain clock ana mosaic iHhlr- NJ
dress L.. I32 y. Prospect ST.. Burlington.
VI.
BICYCLES High grad" pneumatic l"'s
than half price. Ola wheels taken I'D "h-
change. JAKDBSON'S. 10 East 1stl-si.
Also at 1.lO2 Lexlngton-afr- ihrh't sh'p.
BICYCLE So: Century Columbia pncu-
matte: frst-class order. can be- seen Gay
or evening nj 2s6 Iivingston-si.. Brook
Ign. ---
RESTAURANT and furnish"d-r''m1
house for sale cheap. cause. account OF
disagreement 81 partners. no ag"n's- Tar
ticulIfs. jl2 Canal-s'.
SEVERAL. very nnc pieces N antique
furniture; antiques restored. %" pth-ave.'
near 24th-st.
SAFES. have made up 100 hrst-
class house safes gualante"i hirproo,
our prlcc SIS: worth $50. Call ana eh-
anime them. p. u. GROSS. iO6 bway.
ST BERNARD DOG years old: VII
marked: good pedigree. ~ N"st t'1-f':
SAFES sold direct by the manufacturers
10 the customers. cheap FOR cash mouse
Sl5 up: business. s25 up: c"taioeue ire
y Y SAFE Co. ~ Clinton Piace.
TWO sTEREOPTICONs. with 300 dis,
saving views. Gneiv coior"h arr"hR',i
for lime light OF OIL. never Deem uH'h'
only $3.50: cost 500. %'3 1ih-a''.
TWO ice houses or large rc;rigera'"rs.
suitable for hotel. restaurant ~ hui'"'''
nj 3 Howard-sf.. for sal" very ch'"P'
TEAS dlaclO. 10 n boxes. 81. dellvere1'
II. q. DERINGER. Postofiice. NcM-l --n.
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PAGES.
tOork tUantcO.
Maic
BOY. II. Norwegian. lately landed.
strong and willing to DO any KIND OF
work. has learned b0oAbnding trade. best
rcfernces. NELSON. III Willinm-st..
Brooklyn.
RAKER.-Bv good third hand on
, br'ad. 327 Eaa' l3d-st.. "a door.
CORRESPONDENT. Expert stenograph-
o.: railroad experience; steam boilers. On
} gines. pumps. pipes. machinery. good Office
man. understands handling domestic ana
export trade. Address BUSINESS. Trib-
une Office
COLLECTOR Respectable looking man
as collector iani'or Waterman. attendant
ai,- persons pl doctors assistant. thor
ouehlv understands car" consumption.
rheumatism. bad kin diseases. tDnthachs
/ cured without drawing teeth, any respect
. able place will J." accepted JACOBSEN,
l3o D".1aw ST.. HrooNlyn.
. COLLEGE GRADUATE. good habits and
character. would make engagements now
for position as travelling companion. chap
.erore. tutor or attendant; Latin. Crock
B and English thoroughly. supreme refer
'nccs. For fuil Information address H.,
Box - Tribune oGlce
CARETAKERS. Married couple without
children. would Ike care Of house while
family is AVA. can furnish hrst-class ref
COMPREHENSIVE reliable Swede:
hrst-ciass carpenter and cabnet-malSer:
VIII polish furniture. or do any kind Of
jobhng NILSSON. go Cldsson-aye.,
Brooklyn.
I CONFECTIONERY By q young man az
second hand on cakes. 323 Fast Jlth-st.,
rear. - floor
CARETAKER A respectable man and
wife to tako care q a,aatleman's residence
for the summer. honest and trustworthy.
JOHN. i3i 5ih-ave.
COLLECTOR or OFFICE ASSISTANT. -
By active. intelligent man. -. reference
AMI security. T.. J. Il. 92G Enrg"n-st
brooklyn.
CARPENTER wants work: Understands
drnughting ~ plans and can work from
same. FON. 3l2 West >l'h-st
DRAI'GIITSMAN.- Expert on m1pping.
lettering ALSO structural WoiE. is open
for an engagement: splendid rrrommendi-
ti"rs. Answer % COMPETENT +Ni
Cirrmont-or".. iifoodtn.
DRIVER Experienced. capable Of TAX
ing care hufsr- public or private. seven
year- reference. HARRY. 10 crosby--r
DRIVER -Hy sober. st.aIv Young
man. 20. 49, diif"r nor afraid ~ W.rt.
wilkins ana ohllsins JOIN PI.ATr.
'"'au'bs. y j.
DRUG CLERK ~. C.. Grrman-Amer-
can. - years .Nrciienc.. a good clerk for
a good position. single ana t-np"rat". ref
creme Al. Address. stating salary. '',-,
~
W. ----------
iHNIGilISNNN. -. Young mechanical
i-y'.Gh' .iaa'. desires position II =. W.
DAINE. ,- GARDENER -Ny "a young
urr - IN "ar'ieuIi.s place. can milk
n r'nulr' i..". ''li- reference. ". j.
.'>.flNi ma. huIt'. i.-rl.r. pipe
ti'. 'l'| f.r' .l' l'i'.'t ~ years
O." ''f'''"' "'' '""
ENGiNIEE with first ol'ss license.
''I .l.f t.' 'i.I-i "iH fi NH7'i. =" 81
rEI.>DT. eie r..t 3rffI--i
q,
- iINLf.k iN Germ 70. .nn '' ,ai
'I'.N- "i I.i '. '''.' .' ''0'
f.,..I",, ..tt r..,. ..,~l reference. =.
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tl1ork Uante0.
Males.


WANTED. -Upholstering work on fgrni.
ture at residence 81 per day Address
+. V. Box 20. $50 9th-aye.
WATCHMAN. By sober, industrious
man. best city reference business or pri-
vatr. j. +. JOHNsON. i42 West l1th-st.
YOUNG MAN. 10. willing to work at
ANYTHING Address l.. HARRISON, - SUI
folk-st. -
VOTING MAN. ~. speaking English and
German. wishes work Of any kind: Is
s,runc and willing to learn trade ;or
small wages. G. =. =. 40 humb0lGt-st'
Brooklyn. --
YOUNG MAN. "a years Of age. wishes
sltuation as porter. packer or driver NANCY
with an kinds OF tools; can furnish hist-
class references. T. NJ. Tribune Office.
Females.
A LADY desires position ns reader TO n
lady: hours from to u afternoons Il. ~
:, 23:j West Jlst-st.
cRAYoN PORTRAITS. finely executed.
WITKOV. 227 West ldth-st.
JANITREss.-By respecrab.e German
woman rs jantress. husband handy VIA
tools: no children. Address TIL. h. BALD
WIN ~ South Washington Square
LADY. giving the highest reference both
in ~ Y. city and in Washington. ID. =,
also understanding French. would IKE 70
20 10 Europe as companion - "a iady.
Address FRANCES. Tribune Once.
MASSAGE scientifically given; facial
massage: rheumatism specially patients
also treated at their homes: Office hours
10 a. m. 20 9 p. m. sundays. 10 a N. To
. D. m. Mrs T.. FOSTER. 40 Lexington
ave. between Tompkins ard Throop aNes'
Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPDW RITTER
By a young woman; modest pay Win al
vance. good reference" Address ~ re
WRITER. li2 Oak-st.. Ncnkers.
SOPRANO SOLOIST desires church en-
gagcm.nf. any service; also concerts. CITY
nr suburbs Call or address SOPRANo,
23l West l2lth-st: first nat
SECRETARY. &c.-By a re'in"i young
woman; capable Of taking cntir" charge ot
correspondence: a. secretary ~ st"nog-
rapher and typewriter. expert; NJ letcr-
@nces II. J.. 10 Lexing;on-1v"- BROOK
Nn. --
sTENOGRAPIIY and TYPEWRITING:
all kinds: rster reasonable. work called
for. or poet.on: Smith-Premi"r. ADDRESS
or cali Mis- ItDSON. Room 'l9 WANDER
lllt building. 49, Nassau-st
TRAVELLING COMPANION or GOV
EENESS Good reader understands Ger
man. endorsed by Leading ciergynlen. Ad-
dress GRADUATE. Tribune ohice. -
WANTED BY lady position as
-t.nnlraph.r or ,ifice assistant. lat" en-
I,loyer as reference. !. ~. Box TO- IT'D
unc Office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. work on furni-
ture at residence 81 per day. Address
T. Y. Box 20. $50 9th-aye.
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Conrtrn Real Gstdte for jdle


AGENCY for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prop.
critics. all kinds sale or rent. furnished
houses. Tubts & Taylor.j BeekInan-st..N.s y.
FOE SALE.-Buildlng and factory plots
~ the city Of IIpboken. lrluir" ~ .. W
WRIGHT - Newark-st.. Hohoken.
GARDEN CITY. LONG ISLAND.-Iiv-
new cottages Ia rent or for sale. lS'nt
from 1896 TO $500 year. Ready for &c
cupancy My l. only |? miles from Nv
York. Frequent trains. Commutation. $40
year All houses supplied with good
gas and absolutely pure water Tho best
educational facilities for bows and giflS
At well-cnGove1 AMI Well-equlpp"d schools
salubrious climate. summer dnc wint"'
40 nuisancas. = cultivated AMI refined
community. Excellent roads IN eyery a.
reciion. Parks and miles ot stffrts shade4
10y wel-grown trees. Lots for sale NJ mod
crate nrices AMI IN easy terms. Apply at
the office Of TIN GARDEN CITY co.
Room i57 go BROADWAY 0r to J." H.
'INLIFF. Agent. at Garden 'ity'
LLEWELLYN PARK. Orange. y. d.
Beautiful location: modern c9'tag" r..l-
d"nce: stables: H., acres s3ir. $l4 coz.
easy terms. possession immediate. r. !.
HAMILTON Il 60. 90 B'way elevator.
PELUAM-ON SOUND. Attractive. com
m0dious residence. fine grounds. stable,
near station. furnished. uniurnish'r sale.
rent. nothing as near f1ty Offers similar
"rrortunlty. OWNER. - Park Row. Room
105.
SOUTH ORANGE. Orange and Rricl;
Church also Morrisiown. y. J. pWcllinHs
FOR rent and sale. E.,,P. HAMILTON K
Co. 90 Broadway y. Y
STATEN ISLAND FOR SNLE.-A tin"
place. ~ acres 80 feet on shore. and
grant I'm perpctuitv. 20 % - feet of water
on outer pier line. good harhor. lnrI'"
grove. spring ponds. "n Lower BAY. y"
low land. free AMI clear. price low for
such property. terms rlsy. W. =. FL
LOTT. 200 Hrnadway.
TOTTENVILI.E.- Two rur cottages. !
rooms each. llrg" plots fruit and shad"
near depot and water. rent $50. inIrchas"
S2.ouo. terms I'D SUR. W. !. ELLIOTT.
"uG Broadway
WREN COTTAGE Eight rooms, all Inn
pruN.m.uf~. IWul. grounds. Lars" shad"
fr..~. stable. garden. lawn. Bloomfield. y.
i. . minutes val. from depot; h"autlfn
Views Orange Mouutains. for sale, Slo."D.
out - Wr require. W.Eht l"1s" - re-
spnusl'l" PARTIES. 80 month. !. y. con
DlGT Owner y, I Montgomery ST. Jer-
soy 'i'r.
I..,- >CEE FARM f.~ 500 down bal
an.- ,S3.-'-" r.'ail" ins'in"ius. eight
r,om house. stable. IL" peach '.""s. four
mii"s fum Na'lnfu. q. IL. 'f'Nbl'f.
Ovn-r - Wall 80.
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oO~DuOIDERS SURPRISED BY
p,DoN ERLANGEES AcrloN-piSSArlS-
..,,.n WITH THE DEAL.
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flats 60 Let unfnrnisbeo.

FTFTH-AVE.. 1.04s. corner ss,h.st.-EI.-
CANT apartment. overlooking Park: only
$50. SAM'L NIXON. 20 broadway,
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COACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes to
procure a situation for his coachman.
married. who has lived with him for five
years he ~ honest. sober and reliable
and takes excellent care Of horses. car
riages and harness; country preferred Ad-
dress Box -. New-York Postofice. or
JAMES, Rosebank Postoilice. Staten ISL
and. y. Y.
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cAxAn1Ax RAILWAY MEN At TIE FALLs.

CANADIAN RAILWAY MEN AT THE FALLS
Niagara Fails. y Y. March $oPresident Van
Horne Nce-President ShaughnesSey and Directors
F. B. Oser and Il. Il. Angus, Of the Canadian Pa
clfc Railroad. arrived at the Canadian side OF the
Falls yesterday and were met by General Manager
Grant Of the Niagara Falls Park anl River Railway.
and Ross Mckenzie who viii succeed Mr.. Grant
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OPPOSITION TO LEH1GH VALLEY OFFICERS.

Philadelphia. March So-The Financial News Re
rortlng Agency to-day states that movement Is on
loot among certain stockholders of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad to defeat the present management
., tho next annual election and that their candidate
Cor nresident will he Congressman Tom Johnson, of
Ohio In financial circles there is disposition not
~ treat the movement as serious. Ii Is reported
that those back of the project will issue circular
addressed 70 the stockholders asking for proxies to
Ia voted at the next annual meeting and setting
for.b their reasons for opposing the present man.
agemcnt
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n)ork tDanteo.
Males.


Males.
WIN. /. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor
Barnes Building. Room ~. II Park Row
ASSISTANT ENGINEER wants work.
best references. I. -. .. +. RElNlG, II"
Suydam-st.. liroodyn
A MIDDLE-AGED. married man. Of over
"a years experience a. hookkeeper. cash
Ter office and financial manager and credit
man desires position. highest references
As to character and ability Address ii,
A. r.. Tribune ONCE.
AN EXPERIENCED husbandman wishes
To- undertake. "A rural economy for the sake
Of usefulness. Address GUIDE. 10 East
37th-st.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN.-
swed. well accustomed To Newly York city
work wants situation In architects office.
Address REASONABLE. Box 40, Trib-
un. Agency. JJi 3d-avc.
A THOROUGHLY competent and re-
sponsible glider would like new or oli
frames 20 gid az home or on premises .
references GLIDER. Dams Paint store,
l73 T.. sith-st.
BARTENDER "A irst-class. strong
man 20. well acquainted with store and
win. room. wages moderate, acquainted
with every department IN hotels. years
experience. f. LEONARD, 26i West 10Th
81.
EOOKK EEPEK. --First-cl man. II
years with one house. accustomed 10 long
hours: Si2 a week To begin. TRIAL BAL
ANCE. Tribune once. 800 Fulton-si
BrODklyl.
BAKER.--A hrst-olass German baker.
takes charge Of ali kinds u American and
Vienna baking. II Ludlow-st.
BOOKKEEPER.- Trustworthy posi-
f.I 10. a.. ft.r tf
10 years experience. DESTROYS Of locating
here. age -: married. sober and reliable;
guarantee satisfaction; references from
past and present employers furnished. Adj
dress g. /. =. care 2ls South sth-st.,
Brooklyn.
BOY. IL. wishes a position AT anything;
Is sraart and willing 10 work. VIII furnish
best Of references. CHARLES ADCHt-
AK, $50 2d-ave
BOY. 10. willing and obliging; would
like position. IL. ENRICH, 3i3 East
SOth-st
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Spring Resorts.

.. JNTERPINES."-A beautiful. quiet resuul Hone
for the invalid. 90 miles from New iOrk tty
IT. level Appointments In every dr..-
Sanitation perfect Only few selected cases t~a
Goshen n T. FREDERICK W. SEWARD VI. D..
Resident Physician
DIMES HOTEI.-RARNEGAT PARK. y. ].
i ten this hotel impels me 70 recon
a superior health resort, and Just ne place f)r
and recuperaing GEO s BISHOP
Cashier German SAVING Bank. Brooklyn
,EHE ALBEMARLE.
l ATLANTIC CITY. ~. !.
Now open Nirgnia-nNe. Beach %"N ana modern
or best class. Steam heat. Ey"TN convenience. r."
terms are rra sOnablc Beautiful illustrated booklet mailed
application. ,.,., -. =, ,,our
rJ,uE ELKTON ATLANTIC CITY. " J.. Kentucky
i Beach. Home comforts: steam heat. ap-
po.ntments class T. VILE.
THE WAVERLY.
l.. T. BRYANT
WHEN IN BUFFALO STOP At THE
w GENESEE.
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
Summer Resorts.
NJ "a N III a IN s e II

HOUSE AND COTTAGES. shelter Island J.. l.. y. l..
vii! open june II n. NcR-Yois oi'ice open l4i'.
a. ; D. M at - Mon square. Room :. where 4il
lions for rooms ana cottages. with board hotel r
housekeeping viii received Seu! for illustrated pafI.
Itlci. ii. y. ". LAWSON formerly ~ Murray AI
Hotel. Manager
IL EI.pERBEEG MOUNTAINS
II WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOUSE. i'lItNf. y Y.
Opens Ann 2Gth foi . ! months b,frirf. Rates
s. p fpr home. health ana eu0' ln"nt Adj
dress above FOR circulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
domestic Gituations Uanleo
Males.

Males.
ATTENDANT 70 invalid or gentleman
IA III health. nurse: valet. by youns man
90 present employed; Du, M'S,'"7 fr,n,
tho most W,ll-knoWn families ~ TINS .i'N'
Addl.-s 4 e. Tribune Uptown once
l.2i2 broadway. ---------
\ GENTLEMAN wishes TO procure
situation for his coachman: WIN i r,uin
m,ud him as q thorough man. Address
III East 35thst.
Bl-TLFR by single man. age ~,
ia nrst-rlass private family. good cry
references. willing and uhllgin8. Address
L a.. 2O0i, West 2i,h-st
K'TLrR or VALET.-By an experienced
SWISS. sp~aA, English and French. az" -
nr-t-class city and country references I
a., lo1 W"-t 2Gth-st.
Ei-TLER BY a good. experienced man.
Protestant age 30 IN private fanny
knows his business IN all branches, l"i-
ion, honest ana sober. flst-class refer
enc. q. r.. Box - i2i2 Broaduay.
utTLER. BY a young Swede in a sniai,
rrit3tr family. Ahlress RELIABLE, LIZ
Broadway.
CUTLER COOK. by man and We
man eolI waiter and useful. VIE rs
class cook and lauudicss; references. '''ll
or address HENRY. go M-avr.
urTLER or VALET..-By competent,
knows bis business in an branches. citE
or country. pcrf"~ly honest and spp"i
best reference" H. D.. Box -. l.2+2 u way.
UJ'TLI.R by an eNpegiencrd swiss;
single. Protestant. very willing ana ohis
iug. GOOD city references. Address WAR
NER. 3ni East Gjth-st
C0OK. Thorough chef. French. German,
Dutch. American. all branches. meat. pas.
tr.. steady. reliable sober. economical
manaa.r. references. city or country. IN
PERlENCE. 30 Ith-aNr.
CHEF or STEWARD. BY strictly
economical French cook and his wife
II required. trained in upper class Ser.
Vice. moderate terms. r., Box 3il, l.2O3
Broadway.
COOK, &c.-l5y good pastry cook and
bake. best references: not afraid OF work,
wages s3j to $50 monthly. 10 West
2-'th-st
COACHMAN.--Age 80: first-class city
driver. can take entire charge or any gen
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-18
THE RETORT CLERICAL.

"Since you take me to task so
fcundly for my failinge,'' said the
physician, somewhat nettled, "lst
me ask why you don't restrain
your own son. He CANDLES, drinks
and plays the races"
"Ab, yes" said the clergyman
with sigh. "We don't seem to
exert much influence over our own
families. do weF By the way, Doc
for, please convey my warmest sym
pathies to your wife and say to her
Z am sorry she is still unable TO
find any relief from her rheums
tism."- Chicago Tribune.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1894-05-18
LILLIAN AGAIN HUSBAND
LESS.

New York, May 14.-On the al
ttority of the lady herself, the Her
aid this morning ANNOUNCES that
Lillian Russell has separated from
her most recent husband, Signor
Perugini. They quarrelled serious
ly in Philadelphla short time ago
and last night at the theater in
Brooklyn where she was singing in
Girpfe Giroha, Miss Russell stated
that she and her husbs nd had per
,nauently separated Perugiui declin
ed to talk They still remain mem
bers of the came company.