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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

70 International Navigation CO. Arrived = me Bar a.
steamer oil~o ui, Riln. Antwerp ocioi,'r -, Tih
md~" % Sandci-on S,n. Arrived At 'le H"i 81 l:''
steamer Imsro G Di M''s ' ' na :" s s%a i
,pin pass-nsri- TO Phelps B'o'f- co. N''''' ~ '"'
steamer 6i~ra oels, tane- ri, .,n-lro oc'o~r q.
= Lucia No.rmD~r = with nds~ =" BUS. j~''r'. ~
steamer Concho ciow.a. G,Ncs,oo Via hey West win
| mI.. and passengers o., g n MaillN 4 90.
steamer ii MCa'e l'o'e~r N'r-prean'. with 'nd'e o
dl,> Win lumbcr yellow Pm Lumber 60 '->s~i go
S,eame' W>anobc. p". hi.ha.nd and N,ngsr, Ne"~.
steamer Msenhorn. Lewis. Baltimore. ~'h mise IL"
SANDY HOOK No, l.; $50 n--Wind .on'hwe'' mode
CLEARED
Steamer Gn,endo,fe Walkei. w'si roin'-"m Dominion
ca%cs ly wine , s. f r,i,n 4 "% G;Sso
S'c,mer cha,,aho,ch.e savage say,nnah-n l. waN'r
steamer Ga Dominion couch Norfolk ana Newport
Ncwsuod n ,n - -" ,,u r.,,.r We, Point
Steamer ~ Sui isvne N-V -oiIoln- Van sake
ship = Hitchcock G'f"s. Nok'hama j chapman 4
Snip Naupacui- ,i,. weston .rfp,ol Edward
SAILED
stcamc raon. , To- |,ar,.'p ,rs lons' 9,a
tori Co. i'amhmg -. SI.ln",,i M ~, , an3ro ~ir
Va ral,iror~ Wiuekind "r. in~m-n "a ''1rrm.,,~"
snd S@u'hampon ~ Snd \r% ~, iniisiriih.a
u ske>ne d.g, Rio Ian.irp and santos lf"'d'd 'hi''
liamilto.. Ihfmud1. ,
E.rLs Urrm.ros ,Non FOR cork. carrie = Tyler H"h"
notice To MARINERS.
r.rtlanl Ne \o,. Captain Bass ~ tho steam"
Mauhnijan desires ell mariners 'o i'.r n"'l'' NJ ~
signal re- Pollock Rip has dri'>d 'nrn"'t ,ir
the r!a'" This Will make nav 's''"" danger
rmL MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
sieam., Mississippi oBD. Gate sailed from London f'
s,.am,r Manitoba ,i,r. Gui'ths. from Ne~-Yoih 40
v.nler arrived q London N's"m"t 10 =, -,
steamer lrannic tIlT,. Smith !iom trtp'o f'i NJ"
y,r. sailed from Queenstown Not "ml'"G 10
steamer Saae ,G'ii. k"ssl"r rom tH'Hr" j." NV"
Yar,. sailed from Southampton November - 49,. ,.,.
So. me- a,iumn, o;.r, Nogeg~s1ig. nom New lot-
No,.inbcr Hamburg artfei a. S'i'h'np"" q" 500
si,amer Rur,lo oRr, Ma'r'. rom Ne~-YofA oc''"e
80 ,rriv-,. 80 HUI NoVcmh"i - -.
steamer Greoan tbn NInan rom Ne" i"'' NJ '
I her g arrived - Glasgow November - -
! S,r,m.i Ce,ie ,iiD Ni,oi. from New York No'~mo'
& ~ Idy.lla,,l passed i:'ov Had N''.m6"r 10 o,
/ town and liverpool passed Brow Head N9yemecr 10
Stearlcr columbia oief) Nogclscrans N"~ OH ''
T,S ,il 'Iir} Rtc from New YaN october
30 f,r Antwerp, passed the L'znft N''rmb'i 10 , h.
steamer Crpf d'fl. f.hin'o'' oim ~ ,,,,
81 f,r I.~i'h and Dundee passed i<N- l-''ni N''e'
saaer Ina CO. lclimes, re e. TnT Y2 - va
-faamcr OLDHAM IIgt,h Ious~nt rHi~1 t"" f''N''"''
| iar N~y Yor. 81, ~fnbri - -
| Steamer Rotterdam llu'cll. E.gs"f-rn Nv ''" ''
/ Rotterdam arrived ~ Blulrsnc N't"m'"f -
siear.r Jsn~,a 40 i'~fi~. sailed finn Gibraltar ~
/ -sra. H,4l %o,.nli~f =
s.,,ftrr Kais.r Wlh.ifn % ,Gei. stofn'r - NJ"
York 10, GibrsItar sailed from d.HDa Ng."ni'~r 10
steamer 'aan tBf'. 'sis ''!~1 iom N'pi~" ''i -"
s,s.m.r Fner,i u.ma.,. ,Ger AlD-r.. from Sea
Y,fi arrived Genoa Nut~nsh~i -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
HELP W ASTED.
" ale.

tNDA'1IMAN GARDENER All coon
Must Do Tirai iii'~f and uri'ifi 'iii al
worn Oh gentleman ,.unN' F'''e. MI"
g-~l plain ,oYh Aoifs-s. -fafilg feftHr.
i~frf-f.e- and paris uisIr. \. ? ~ cd
umhu--tts
IHE SEN YORk rMrIol My 80.
ClLIl tnroipnfatcfl. - 'iIN 80"
PLACE. Aa- i-pf.-fnfatltss = 100 trades
- bonn lf .an recommend. having tl'f VA AiJ
lul.sfistf'l Tic .nsIa,i"r mi ehl.l "'
81 b arpll. an TIE service i7 l'" i' %
.l...~ ana employees. Telephone number
I 2.r, q B4f u '1au .Yf'csllni~n'~ -
u..f..l E-,. GpHN A. btNlN~ p'".ii-u'
fpfI% SEEIY NNEN j.. -~'fe'ai' .
join j. TOWNSEND. r~ar"f"f
~nIPrING Glenn wanted Do. Who'll
sale pty-f lnu-~ lr NrN f"f. my
American A'Irr--. vI'l reference 49,
INK axe experience hnD saidf. ~,pr'."I
o. H,N - Tnhunr p'ic~.
WANTED Experience ,nuns inru 20. o.
deal department Appi' JOS letter. sia
~ .sp~fisu., axe and aarsfs "Np' tel
IiEAEN \ sos - W--I l'iu =
WANTED. rw" gl,d cNp~fi~n'.-'i r-n :
sell territory. references sni proof oil
ability irquI~I Addi~s- 4. Hl CHAN
AZ E-il-fnnlaln~ OHIO
WANTED ,.oiougif, competent o.
.ouu'su' - = INT gods manu- .c'oik
Osrr.n. : y Addf~'- KNIT GOODS,
tribune ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
THE PHv Mr. NILKINS RECOVERING

The Rev. GOayeImcur Morris wilkins. who has
been fering from acute bronchitis at - Luke :
Hospital for three weeks much better yes
teriav. and a. soon "a the weather permits. h.
will. by advice OF hi physicians. go to Lake
wood. y. j.. for few weeks Mr. wilkins Is
assistant TO the Rev. pr. Van DE Wafer OF -.
Andrew. Prot4s amt Episcopal Church in Harlem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16


HANDSOME stylish pair chestnut
horses 1874. hands years old, souna.
kind and fearless; long names ana iails.
free pleasant drivers, single and double;
god saddle horses price. $500. brougham
and victoria. both by Brewster. in
superb order. $500 each. worth double:
single and double harness. &c. PALACE
BOARDING STABLES 231 and 23e
-heruierhorn-s'.. near Bond. Irooldyn.
4 BREWSTER top buggy. also extension
'yp family surrey family sleigh al-'
Portland sleigh. harness. robes. n Oilers
refused. COACHMAN. u West loih-'t.
HORSES BOARDED at the Willow Glen
Fam. Address d. -. 9. JACKSON. }.
O. i'oN iGl Jamaica. l.. l.
$40 PARTY selling our. Light platform
spnng coupe rockawaY, cos; $50. r..i
ihr@- months. Dole and shafts. a.. fDf
'hird Va.ue. lady's top pha"ton "iesaNt
Portland cutter harness. rnOss, &c
aarer going 20 South America. private
stable Apply 10 IVES, 4+th-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
HELP WANTED.
Fer N ale.

ST BARTHOLOMEW PARISH ho' -
ANElN I'll East t2d 81. al 10" lHI
,i.h st,nogrnpnrIr gor"Tncfsc-. jahil' =
Nefchlne,l. domestic servants mai" ana 'e
male Jerks for NE holiday season. r~irI
.u..s carefully Investigated AlsEN l-NN'
rDN. Superintendent.
WANTED A ,umpci'n person ~ fi,ihhR
.r tr.lleu, g1,rln->s. mu-t hr thorough
,,,t.i.i,r understand singins. pam INK.
drawing. So, and De we'll i~'1nnin~nh.h
Vi Uof geG Tribune tp'o~n Of'icr ] "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
FIR>IsHED ROOMS TOILET.

~ ELEGANT house Convenient ~ VI
station. with private family. -hi" "i
Handsomely furnished room. private h''i
fsr, attendance. gentlemen reference RE
FINED. Box - "a. Hro'd"aY.
LARGE WELL Furnished room. pfi'ei"
ha-h attached. d~-ifahie location. iei-.
enOes exchange. REASONABLE. ~
Bruad~1t-
LARGE. well furnished room. BIN at
ta,L,-l. private family. de-ilsbir lp.s
ton. reference exchanged fEA0'NH
BE 49, BroaiNa}.
no LIT Furnished rooms Co., .ui." par
Cog and brto.u. VIA hff'. ln h'p,"
WI. puy-IDiar ian 81. n~ti 'fh-af~ ~
~f-nr"s ~Nchsnr" Aldf-.s 4 q. D. IT'D
MADISON AVE go. ,oiu~r Goth..'
I.legan, coiurr .Ii'". .e,,ni foor. WITH
board oih~l iooin- strictly hf-'-'l@s-
10TH 81. 81 WEST Nl,rly furnished
rooms. s. 81. 50 most superb. large
sDaiimen's IN N~" hofh. reasonable
I.Tn-ST 81 WEST r..assnf double and
single rooms. second and thifi h5Di Ic'
er~nN".
.. GRAMEKcY PARK Gentlemen only.
el~gsnfiy furnished rooms atm private
bath. also rooms ~ suit" and small rooms
breakfast 4 desired. reference.
SisT-sr. 30 EAST Private house nice
is furnished rooms
iGTIl-rT. 40 WEST pea. Iioadw,f
I.ars- rooms suitable ~ Uhr 'f '"'
g4ntiemer r- geaf.cuaA tlf We. hot.
,..d water. bath. reference.
4ITH-,T.. 70 WEST Win b,aid tand-
someig furnished second fp"t VA J. ip,n'.
18TH ST. Ios WEST. Furnished rooms.
with or without board
| 9TH 1T. - WEST.-N lc-lt furnished
second floor large sunny. fon' roat 81
gentleman. references exchanged.
81 LARGE ROOMS bot sHd cold water
bath. housekeeping or gentlemen. -p>
Wei 53i-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

uOI'SEWORk. BY young swedish girl 10
a good Christian family best references
Call Mr. MALMBERG 3j2 tth-evs, one
flylt up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

nDUSEKEEPEE. Experimenting house.
hr-p-r; foGr yrsfs' experience at West
5.tl..t: lakes charge % servants, menus.
sIopi!.s bills. all the business Of g ~
ducflny the house. wishes similar positio.:
'.s,InlDuisls and hest OF references. Adj
i,-ss : g. p. at ~ West i'th-s'.. Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
WORK WANTED.


Young NAN. 10. wishes situation: OK
ne-iercei H. ribbons. dress trimming s
and gent. furnishing. VI. LOEWEN-
STEIN. - East llIih-s..
YOI-NG MAN to do ANYTHING. nachinist.
electrician. can run elevator: also good
mechanical drdughisman. good reference;
low wages. L.. Box "a. Tribune Office.
NDl- Nc married man wants work OF ans
KIND. Address KERN. $40 East l@th-si..
81 floor.
Yoi' NJ MAN Is. good p"nman. would
Ike "A situation ~ large business con-
,rfu. excellent rrfe. ~n'~-. w. 30 YES
Ihtu-st
YDt'NG MAN II. wei educated speaking
French desires position with ciNil on
gin~rling finn. Address \. Y. r.. l3i
Neg 2lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

| DRESSMAk ER.-By French person az
| nrst-clsss dressmaker In 2 prlvai" fami!S
! BY the DAY. city references. Address 4.
! II In West :3ft hist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner losth- s,.-Ar-
Us.ic. substantial villa. less than slo0-
tO0 easv terms: send for circular. ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT Co. lS Proadwav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

CORRESPONDENT. Middls-ageI gentle
man ~ many ysdfs experience in bust
Hess and ~ Treasurer u CORPORATION.
me ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

ALLIGATOR Gags 50 -. all sizes T@-
dnced from 81 so: In" trunks ~ low~s.
prices In city: POCKETBOOkS: DRESS
i<C: CASES ~ bargnins P"'ishl. esiab-
lishment II CHARLES SCHWARTZ. -
4,h-ave.. near 3th-s'.
FREE FLORIDA EXCrRSIoN.-Pic pictured
details postpaid by GEO. u. 'liOPlN.
Herald Building. Boston. ana -. Angus
III. Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

COOK LAINpRESs. Sc--Ey two
swe.ish sirls. one as copN and IannfIess.
.he other ~ ohsmb-imai and waitress.
To- nurse -ettustf~ss, tuseihsf sep
afaf,. ~ client ,,t fefe'rI'. VI r'.is'
.1il-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

BRArG!fTSMNN.- Designer ~ interior
decorations. all branches. colo'ing. trsc-
iHs. lettering etc. DKAIGHTSMAN. al
Bee krrs;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

4 LADY ARTIST. not having her tiiae
all filed, will give MA sage treatment or
electricity. ADELE liORNUNG. iSI 9Th
Ave near 42l-s:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

a. y,, WILL. GIVE controlling interest III
wholesale bakery doing a buslirs. 81
$50 oun r.r annum Apply cklGGs a
CARLETON 202 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

BOY. II. desires a position in an office,
SALARY 10 object. permanent position.
Address HUGH tOOGAN. 49,. l.. l0Hth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

re- iiHh. Noi'n p'i MN VINO s.'' :,
,.,rs ,h,''d mad h@.. L,s Few Lou,s
| dlsansaeed 4 dies If:AI. Box 81. ~.
,,,,an,,r
! - -------
VISITING GONERNFSs. -Eaglish wishing
sp,"rncs.. clucAt'd ahroad. t,gght in
nr..i"n 'sn en-, rr'I,,s n.'" ns
rrs,,L G..r,na, ,,,'sI... ..Iild,.n sseist.t
| sf,erno,ns GnADI'ATr:. gs5 shave.
-
DOMESTIC SIrtATIONS WANTED.
N.Ic
,...,,., ,.,,r.r ,.a,,-,.. ,,.r,,oh,,
o. u,a ,.'.i hnnting and .hoo,ine. good
'a,,..n.., ,I7isss : oWtE ~.
~, ". '@ sil' -, ''''DS' . Wv w.
p,-Tfrp ,nJ TsTrI,I.-NAN- CHAM
~ rt.ipu.rp anal vv,ITREsS n, cnlored
r,,ul" s.par,,fe or togeth.r. oity or
| .ouniry. best references. moderate wages.
| CHARLIE "a ''h-A'e -.-----
| HITLER ~ coioreI man In = prrat"
family. years reference 80 W"st
| al At -.
-, d. =, ,..,. ,..f.t.,-,U,X ny
I /. rnlorcd man in private fsmil}. AYE
,e,r.' u.rsnnal reference from last place.
| Ailf.ss Z g BOYER III Wet 2ith s..
-. 49, - ,.,,,.. mr. J., car,e-
't'',,r.s rr,tat. tamil, Or boarding
:, hsr rug
-
VDh, ~ ~, H., r..i emile, o., New.
W o.. '"n. IN arg Am~rican family.
| -, a.,,d ann r.'i,l,,, and good man
aacrsnt OF kitchen are appreciated. T. e..
~ Eos, 4o'h--t
In.r p-..a.,,,.. ga,d cook and la.er-
| '''N- ~. ,.,h, ~
, IT,. I,' -, .,,.,.,f,.o g,,J ,.f.-en,e.
90 81 -a'''' ''''''
COOK amt linn r.DA, good '"eS' ,, '., ar
Dr,o ao" DION, ,', ~ .','lu,r, al 60 AL
l,"'s IT, '"'
-, ,,,..,..s,is an
MI. 81, ..;.n. rmily %. hDr-i. hos
! ,e,,.,.. -, v-.st i,ti. = rrsi hpor.
| ,-..,-. =,
/ COON -Fltt- lhss III M ""' -
/ private lhHie UT "' ,''"e ,1t,..s
mn ~ ..i.a'~
| W
I CpAtHMAN. ~ '"nl"l,h ,.s,
'Sw~d~i. thoroughly understands n's "usi-
~ ~ -, e,,,,l., er "a, b. ,.ei: CIV
| .. mint, q NJ - Maik,.-s..
-, 11..,xtrA
| 'pA' u NNN. 10 i''n i"'' ",,s',,
"npl'}~i t,ns 20 i,n, - ,,.IrAfAN
~ ras. .sih-st
| ,,- - ,. ,. ...,.,,y =,
| - ~ - a. -. v,tnf.f. fhn,guehlN
| ~ n"i,' ~ ,.,.,,.s.' ..,., FINNISH IT..
| '.'"'' -. 49, ,,,,.. A., chico Ad-
| 20 81, - .,
| '-sS D." 10 ''-
'pA'hNAN ~ s'hs,' Inns n'H' 's
"'r"r"L WI. ',@' H.. ,.,. c,f, nr
| h'isrA -, w. ..,D.t
| ''"''
| GDAGIIMAN Is, aiugl~. Ff'l"siahl
man. hr@t-'i,ss city reference Ma go
II" r"s' "''"'' -
| COACuMAN GROOM II, fnnng ih"a.
lNF =
! c.tf Df country. 'bl ~ AiIi'ss jan
TOR. Ito EIsi 4lst -.
COACHMAN. a l'd' s,inr abi'-i wlshr,
- r~'ni~ position ,"l "'i "a. ma
WI is.,' '',''''' '''' .'..'' ...,,f I.r
fhs'"'''' d" WI ~, ,.S ~.
| -.r" $50 " ~
80" -
! ,nN,lfMAN t.a GROOM ~ snfi- WAn:
understand, '''' ~ me- h'i -
''k"' '"' 20, ,.s.,.,.,
/ '''" .n- ~, MI
.,.,,--...
/ ''N I'M " i' 100 ..''",v
dfN~i ih''''r"lf "''~i =,
are ~ h"i SOL 80, 800 's' "''' I'M. -
~ ''.' 80, ,;..,'isa,
''N' ih - ~ ''"p'''l, 49," IL,
''''.' - M ,"'. ...i,
al" "i ,.' ."' 'fI,h .. r,.t
! ..f
/ 80 81 h ''".' ''''''
! wv '"N-' III, 't,,
'ht"Iii A." 'Ni't" nav ..,,
| f".rirn'"- Nii't"I All '"'''. - '~'
! Nrsf soth.~t prlNuf" stable
! 'DAtILMAN i.aJN suiuA al. rod "l-h'-
l.,vt.
- So &C. nav .'.. IA i', 49,, ',a
49, ...,...' ,.f-.,,. ri
/ "' ti..-l p', ; MT.
| . a..
|
! ~ 'l'' ~. .,'t.,ti..,
''n'.N ,....,r- \,J,,,-
1 I'D ."' ,"'" , 49,
| ''N H. y - f'''' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

RI'TIEE nr VALET. English. thoroughly
understands hunting and shooting. good
oiiv references. Address :. OWEN. lJ2
Naai yief- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

GARDENER and FLORIST. Eighteen
yeals experience In growing o, eioSe
,nsmrns rus.s xgapes outside fruits.
mushrooms. vegetables and the genera
routine work OF genilsman's place: mar
iied. Address II. T.. lis pi'is'on's's''
K,-,nl,lNn- y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
HAVE YOU Sc E n
THE 1894
ChiCkering Piano!

W ,an .ay ,ruy that all or experience ~ "'r'
se.,niy y~,i. have never manufactured " Piano
equal 20 IL.
When is considered 'hef during h's inc oar F"''
hss received On. Hundred md Tw"ni,-ninr
First Medals and Awards Including TIE W.
pEHI&I. CROSS OF THE LEGION or HoNoH
and FIRST GOLD MEDAL. tie CRYSTAL PALACE
FIRST PRIZE MEDAL. the FIRST AID GREAT
EST Az ARD The WORLDS 'OLt MiihN EMO
SlrIDN and has been tie constant aud n'aidbie ''''
~ musicians. both professional AID ANA
irf the force nf the becomes apparent
CHlCKERING & SONS,
I.n Cifth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

COLLIE 'rOE. Petition as collector in 10
sp"nsihle husiur>s house book 90 iusfai-
meut need NOT answer. reference and any
anndut ~ security. w.. 90, Gih-ay".
CLERK -GguDcr,. experienced. st.ad, A..
references. BROWN. 10 South Gth-aN-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

DRlN Err N".-BF Nuuug man. Is. 80
drive. wat,hnan. stAblsnan or jaritpI's
assistant. stead. sober. reliable. can give
hos - references, EYRE - Novelist.
BeooAlyu r.. T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

CARPENTER. Good all-rnund mechanic.
Win - wac experience. d-4ii". u sii-
hh'iun Thai VII h. PERMANENT ia ,argr
printing house on factory. r"feg"n'@ ~ fu~-
nifhru. has his own tools iii-ss
ilifEE.N los s2d--i RrooSivn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
SHIPPING NEVIS.
TO-DAY.

PORT OF NEW YORK -1IIURSDAY Noy. y 1894
ARRIVED.
steamer Chester OBJ. Brp0mLead Southampton N'frm
Der with mdsn - cabin and -" Storage p'ssrns'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COun try

AGENCY for Montclair-Residence.. eli
kind, for pale or rent; furr ished houses
rJB3s & TAYLOR. 5 Beekn,an-st.. y. Y.
PLAINFIELD \. Jon most prominent
drive. attractive home. IL acres. resi-
eeace and stables bargain. $li,TO !and
capable subdivision EDW. i. HAMIi--
TON 4 Co. 80 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
DRESSM.AkI<G.

DRESsMAkER BY French person as
frsi-clsss drcssmaker IN 4 prlvai" fsmi!}
BY the DAY. city references ADDRESS \
r.. 15s West 36,h-st..
DRf.SSMAKER using Taylor system would
Ike more customer by the day uf a.
home Miss e y SMITH. 22i East I'D
DREsSMAKER- Experienced. good cutter
ana filter. latest STYLES wants "pis 10
private families 81 10 per DAY. Ms
HUNT 32s West 43d-si.
DRESSMAXER wants few more Gus
toners at home. suits from 81 up. II.
FOX. 3l2 West sOth ST.. near Riverside
Drive.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER. first
class tier accustomed - fine uad~. de-
sircs m1r- ens. s"'n~nis IN private lam
'iss city or country, personal reference
u. "a shave.
MIi.LINER 0. established I~putntio"
wishes 20 lncre1-e the number u h"s
! customers: reInOdelilns che evening DON
nets. Room 20 10 West 2iih-s'.
MISSES End chndren's dress"s at home
or Is Tie day. highesi lily r"f"rriic~.
CIiILDREN'S DRESSMAk Err ~ 'ollW-
bus-aNe.
MADAME THIBAUD, - West 3s,h-S'.-
Pobes - modes. latest Paris sivl"s. even
ing street dresses. moderate price,
STYLISH DREsSMAKER( chudren's and
misses. wishes engagements. dancing
school dresses "a sp-ciaitv. ,,tN " country /.
highest references DREsSMAKEH. ~
Eas' ssths.
SEAL GARMENTS redyed and altered
into Fashionable caps and Elton jackets
Mrs BARKER I1G West 30th-S'.. i."ar
Broadway. late with Gunther's sons. 9th
ave
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

NICELY FURNISHED 10, 81 near Of
fee. others az all prices. SIENE Ems. 20
1ufnhus-aye.. corner I;d-s
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WORK. " i>IED.
Fcna1c.

FcWa1c.
A VISITING TEACHER. T. years hisl ssi
Easllsh. French and Music Tor refined
LONE. ciil only. Miss PERiNE. l3l West
tSh-st
4 LADY ARTIST. not having her tiiae
all filed. will give ma sage treatment or
ei-circity. ADELE liORNUNG. iSI 5th-
ave. near 42d-s;.
INNALGDS attended a. their homes 81 my
own residence. massage 'r-stment and
electricity Mr.. Hl'pA'N. i35 ith-aN"..
tell !.
MASSAGE BY swedish idy. graduate 81
New York and swedish schools. w"u.i
i'i- 81 f"w NOR cugugeusnt- Address
e.. y. Box l03. l.l2 Broadway.
STENOGRhPUER rs lady: moderate
saiai.. T. months experience oficr wpih
Sri'kAHIiITf. - N,rdan'si.
STENOGR \PIltR and TYPEWRITER
.cd .p ai kinds 4tehngflphic work.
b-s' references. DiLiGENCN. ~ ith-ave.
TEACHER North German Who success
fuiy Taught German and music TO- I,
years abroad AID heis. has few hours
dis"nsGged \ !df"ss ZEAL. Box 80. 10.
Broadway.
VISITING GOVERNFSs English wishing
g,.",ncs.. clucAtfi abtoad. tsIght in
piain4r~ut families. i~-ir-- morning "a
gaR"inrnis: haif ia mathematics. English.
French German. LIUsic. children assisted
afternoons. GHADl ATE. 49, s'h-a,e.
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DREsSMAkING.


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~nIisTiC DRESsMAkING. imported fan
,asnfn ms; hotel orders AZ short notice
.ooos purchased IL desired moderate
snces Mrs. M'ELROY a. Fast lid
b.. between BroalwI and University
DhEsSMAkFR understanding cutting
sno hitting perfectly. Will go out by the
~ OF month Address ID. NJ, Box "
tribune Office
~nnIlsric KlNG.-lisndsome
tsseses. VIZ: tallor-msde suits furnished.
Ey' coats lined with silk. Nine. OWEN
10. West 22d-s,.
~vuICRlERE FRANCHISE Nine An.
ns,.son, late with Stern Bros; ladies own
ara ,si made up: evening. dinner. ball
afyi. sueet costumes remodeiled: exclusive
w., eiegant work: moderate prices. los
go I.,h-st tcut this out)
n,.sssMAKER.-By French person as
BY ~ dressmsker In private family
''z "ss, 3:d.s,.
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r,iR>,sHED ROOMS TOILET.

-~-- o.
r,,.,x,ctIrD or unfuinisheJ rooms %
I., large and small. i.ss3 Madlson'a'e''
corner l22d-s;. - ----------
-.ryrRTIsEMENTs AND sUBSCRiP'
r; nDxhTr FOR THE NEW;YoRk rHI i,;
u tiTS'w viii BE REcEiypE.bo n At TaE
TfTowN oFflcE, No: o1 l?sS h nnS xp.
"a Warapc%pirsF EVENTS at the following Branch
E oEn. "a Eighth ave: 200 THIRD. ave.
eornsr Fs.yseven'h;,s, iss E"i $50 fI Es.
sevsnth-st. corner in IN. oss Third ave
i nssr s,,;,,V.frstst.: I.7Os First-ave.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19

tub the nucleus of little thermal Of tepees which
melted before claim cabin this claim cabin constituting
what might be called the old quarter has been put
wheels and oted on to the far end the
to make for the stone hotel One must not for oment
invas attracted here On the each
spring place literally possession of pleas
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19

fountains of health the beautiful and
which she chose establish her sanarum Here
and pleasure The baths supplied by four main springs
and large and several smaller springs the Cathocon
half miles east the largest Of which form
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-05-19
THE COURIER

ueseekers and recreation ends who fill hotels exhaust livery
barns the mountains through the gens explore the
swim in the magnificent bath from morn till night
and wind the day by tripping the light fantastic till midnight
True the heumacs who take the baths mbered and
participate the receaons Of the pleasure and
the hrong grateful these Mother Earth for her
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-01-31

WE would like to inquire of the INDEX editor
whether he as business manager, has any ar
ranRement whereby he receives par or its
equivalent for such scrip or warrants as may
come into his possession in doing work for
Barber county; and If he has not, whether, to
his knowledge, the stockholders Of the paper
have such an arrangement with any person or
persons?-Cresset.
Although it is none of the Cresset's
business we can answer the question a
great deal more honestly than it was
asked. There has been no such ar
rangement made and Cresset can find
= nothing % prove that there is. It's fer
tile imagination has evidently been at
work IN the case, and the public
query proves that a Authorization has
taken possession of that paper. The I'M
fortunate condition of mind that
prompts such imagery is not debatable
at present; but we wish to impress the
fact plainly that there has been no such
understanding as the Cresset intimates
and we challenge IT to prove anything
of the kind. The INDEX will receive
theirs unless some beneficent lndivIdu-
al like the Cresset editor offers us more.
Our position in in the scrip matter has
been in the interest of the taxpayer and
not from selfish motives as the Cresset
intimates. However, their suspicion
proves what their position would be
under the circumstances.