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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15
A Name For Every Bee In the Hive.

The "smart" city boy has countless
wonderful stories to tell to his country
couxin when he goes to the farm for @
part of the summer. The city may moi
be good place for him to stay in the
warm weather, but it is a good place tc
brag about, City Boy got caught, how
ever, when he had pumped Country Boy
full of yarns about marvellous things in
the metropolis.
"Well, l know" said Country Boy.
with an angelic look on his freckled
face, "but my uncle over to Cross Roads
beats 'em all, He's got 20 hives Of bees,
and he's got name for every bee. >"
City Boy jeered, but Country Boy
stuck TO his yarn stubbornly until City
Boy seeing a chance to get big story
to tell in the city, was convinced.
"Well," he said, "tell me some Of
the names. What does he call some Of
them?"
"Bees," said Country Boy, his face
as expressionloss as q freckled floul
sack, ''just bees. He calls 'em all bees. y
New Fork Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15
PittStOn.

The committee having in charge the
location Of the school teachers for the
ensuing year held meeting MONDAY
evening and completed their lahors
They will present their report to the
board at the meeting to be held tomor-
row evening.
The Heidelberg collisry of the LIE
high Valley Coal company shut down
today for repairs. 1t is expected that
work will be resumed in about ten
days.
James and Matthew Flynn, who have
been with tine Old Forge Coal company
for number of years as foremon, have
resigned. Matthew will be succeeded
by Peter HennigaD. lately of the Ste.
vens Coal company.
The employees of the Erie and Wyo-
ming Valley railroad were paid yester-
day. 1t is semi officially announced
that the men of the upper end will be
paid Thursday and those Of the lower
end Friday.
At a meeting Of the Avoca school
board held Monday evening the loca-
tion of the teachers elected at pre-
vious meeting was taken up and re-
suited as follows Mr. Hoban, princi-
pal No. 1: Agnes Morshan, grammar
A, No. 4; Alice Morahan, grammar A,
No 2; Name Kearney, grammar A,
No. g: Ella 0'Malley, grammar B, No.
Q; Ella Curran, grammar b. No 1,
Vina Gibbons. primary G, in No 2,
Mary Msloney. primary in No 8; Ella
Quinn, primary in No 1: Lydia. Con-
nor. primary in No. 2. Miss Hannah
Mullin, of Browntown, was elected as
substitute. The salaries OF teachers
were fixed as follows: Principal, $50
an increase of 80 so; primary teachers,
$3S, an increnss OF SO The other teacn.
ers receive $40, as formerly.
Lieutenant c." who is doing repor-
torial work at Camp Crawford for the
Wilkes Barre Leader, in letter dated
Aug. 13, has tho following unpleasan
notice concerning mem bers of compan J
y. Of this place: "Three mem bers o
company @, Of the Ninth regi nen t.
were discharged yesterday iCr being
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15
CarbOndale

The Lotus club will give a social at
their rooms in the Opera house block
on Thursday evening of this week.
William X lily. of Oneonta, N. Y, is
visiting Carbondale friends.
Mrs. a. S Lewsley leaves this mora
ing for a visit with friends and rela'
tiveS in Onsonta and Ninoveh,
Miss May Whiting is on three
weeks visit with friends in Wilkes
Barre.
Today will be an evsntful day with
the old veterans, the occasion being
the reunion of the veterans of seven
counties at Farview. The following
orders have been issned: Headquarters
w. II. Davis Post 1877. g. A. r De.
partment of Pennsylvania, Carbon
dale, Pa. General order No 2 All
members Of the post are requested to
report at the post hall at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday morning, in uniform Of re-
serve marching order for the reunion
At FArvirw, W. 3. Chase, commander
attest w. D. Jones, adjutant, The
local post will be Joined by the
Wsymart and Jermyn posts for
q street parade. The line of march
will be down Church street TO Eighth
avenue. thence up Main to the Gravity
depot, where cars will be taken for
Farview, that the mem berS may be on
the ground early and have everything
in readiness to receive the visitors.
The parade will start at s o'clock,
headed by the Mozart band. Among
the bands expected to accompany the
visiting posts are Bauer's and the
Ninth Regiment. Captain l.. A Darte,
Of Kingston, will be grand m lrshal OF
the day. assisted by Josiah Van Dor
mark, of this city. The speaker of the
day and other prominent personages
will be met by committee, consisting
of Mayor Hendrick, ex-Mayors Ret
tew and Kelly and Alderman Jones
The city in the evening will be particu
larly brilliant The big public recep-
ton Will be held on the ground
floor of the Hotel Anthracite. Sixth
avenue side, the room has been very
prettily decorated for the occasion.
Here will be stationed the Mozart or.
cbestra and Quartette composed OF
Messrs. W. D. Evans, P. NJ. Shepherd
A. P. Thomas and B. B. Hall, will rem
der several vocal selections, and com
mencing at 8 45 p. m. the Mozart band
will render from the hotel balcony
THE Battle of Gettysburg" which
created such sensation short time
ago when rendered by the band. Early
in the afternoon Of yesterday the star!
and stripes commenced to flow in the
br ezes aud preparation for the BIZ
occasion was b-gun.
Miss Merretta Donovan, OF Scranton,
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Breese, of Lincoln avenue
Miss Iona Tyler, OF Forest City. was
4 caller in this city yesterday after
noon
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. II you are afflicted with q
Cough. Cold, or any Lung, Throat or Chest
trouble, and will use this remedy as di.
rected, giving it far trial, and experience
no benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that Dr.
Kings New Discovery could be relied on.
It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at
Matthew Bros. drug store. Large size
bDc and 81
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15

psny did everything possible to give
the visitors good time. The only re.
gret was that the company and band
could not stay longer. superintendent
Blakeslee. foreman of the com pany.
was with them.
Professor Berlin, former principle
OF the Montrose high school, is the
guest Of friends here.
At the Republican county conven-
,ion hers yesterday the following
nominations were made: Represents
tives. II. l. Millard, of Rush, and l.
w. Moore, of Hartford; prothonotary,
W. l. Baker. of Montrose; coroner, DIR.
II. A. lingley. of Hopbottom; jury com
missioner, A. J. Krest, of Brooklyn.
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How to
Keep Cool

Is asked by every one
during these summer
days. The seaside and
mountain retreats Offer a
solution Of this question.
But none of these are
complete unless you avail
yourself first of the right
kind of material to wear.
For our August offer
ings of requisites we
have chosen exception
ally SUITABLE ARTI-
Giles and recommend
them for their Useful
ness, Reasonable Price
and Desirable Quality.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15
DunmOre.

Mrs. W. T, Messenger has returned
from Atlantic city.
The Misses Shelps. of Hawley. are
guest at the homo of jacob Van Duzer
Miss Name Townsend is spending
the summer at Lake Wincla.
The Pennsylvania Coal company and
the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad
paid their employees yesterday.
Louis Christ has returned from o
trip to Tunkhsunock.
Liveryman McDonough has an ele-
CANT new barn in course Of construc-
ton. 1t will be one of tho largest and
most elaborately. fitted in this section
Complete toilet rooms will DO one Of
the features
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15

The world is always interested in the
cure Of consumption; yet its prevention is
OF far more Importance. DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup is guaranteed to cure
coughs and colds. Sold by all dealers on
a guaran tee of satisfaction. ~
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Old Forge.

Contrary to expectations, on Tuesday
morning. when Messrs. Watrous and
zimmerman, who represent the Trac-
lion company, met the committee Of
citizens of Oh Forge township they re-
fused to accept the resolutions draw
up on Monday, hut act thir man Ut
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-15
In Inverse Ratio.

Mr.. de Koltay (as his wife makes her
appearance dressed for balD-You are
the most inconsistent woman l ever
knew.
Mrs. de Koltay-What is the matter
now?
Mr.. de Koltay-The less you put on
the longer it takes you to do it.-New
York World.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12

New York $50 head: sale. 81 head. market opened
steady firm. with good steer cattle mere
closed good bulls SO G31s3 Hogs-Receip: tst -
hours 1900 head. total FOR week thus FAR $500 h'll
$3.50 head TO New-York $50 head: sale. 800 hrad
market opened shade easier. closed weak and JHloc
lower but witt about all sold; lok"rs good to Choc
81 G5uSi 90 mixed packers 81 7odSi 10 good mediums
81 75mSI heavy 81 SOMsi pigs - Grsi 20:
To,ghs. >t$4 -: 81 .oiS4 Sheep and lambs "-
ceps las, - hours. $50 head total for week thus lar
G'4"o mead; for sam zine last week I"1n mead con
signed through 500 head New York. $500 head. on
sale loo head. market opened and firm for g1o
grades. and dull and slow for cus and closed
about steady with all sold but f.w native lambs good
So culls. common Slas2 good native. ~ 10 ~ n
lambs. 81 MnSi air 10 good lambs 81 25s3 -. canada
lambs. common to best. 81 1oHSi 20
non stock Yards Chicago. Nov. 1o.-Cate-lIcceipis.
81 ~: stockers ana feeders s2GsS so aud bulls s
So 90; calves. 81 jOqx5 Receipts. 21vr, head.
MARKET Arm. Heavy - ioaSi 40 common TO choice miNei
81 msi Ca choice assorted 81 0fi>i 90. light 81 21n
81 -. pigs - 5odSi - Receipts. 1000 head
Markci weak Inferior to choice. 81 2'rS3 -; lambs,
81 75asi -.
steady and prices shade higher choice 20 fancy Export
steers So i0lsj - good shipping and export steers S'
- 30. fair t. medium shining 81 ijrSi -. Feeding
steer fair 10 choice 81 OHS - 10 fair siock"
and hclfcrs S3aSG ~ noes-R Receipts 1000 head Maj
kr quiet firm Hcivy. - 1oHSi 81. mixed ~ 2odSi 80
light - 3o1Si 30. Sheep Receipts 200 head Miik"t
firm and shade higher. Better grades X lambs sold at
lambs. sold rom - 3,aS2 80.
East Liberty Nov 10 Cattle Receipts light. Primo,
Sass -. good. - 40N>4 ~; good huichos 81 15gS
rough fat. $? cas- fa lgh s'ers - 80 -" -" u ga
and mixed 81 GnG>i 20 to fair Workers - ior
81 80. pigs 81 23Hsl 10. rougis. &9St Shc"p- Snfgy
light Extra. $3H>3 20, good. - 201>2 20: fir. 81 'Or
81 common. '"ca$l; y'arlngs. - 2o'% TO- lambs -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12

as large outside shortage is said exist One broker
bought 1000 bush December yesterday for Ne" York.
The inilers somewhat buyers Of cash wheat to-day
lco cars going 10 thor credit 3s.@3s'4c for no
Sshc: NJ Northe1m, 30'.c cormnNo 3 DID,. Oats,
active So 5GS 30 for patents 81 954S2 20 for bakers
Production 40 OOo bbis. shipments 1900 hbls. Bran
80 15DS0 bulk S1im$ll 80 in sacks shorts. Slns1 ="
Philadelphia. Nov 1O.-Flour market Arm. owing TO the
late upward movement in wheat. but buyers as geneia
thing unwilling meet the lately advanced views q;
holders and business is quiet Rye -four light request
but steady s. 7odS2 - for choice Pennsyiyana Buck
wheat -four small supply ana firm at S2aS2 =, per 100
IL. Whcat-An indifferent export demand and general
i4c November 57ism573c: December. 5sG5si
January. J90j9i.c February. GO06D4c. Rye nominal AT
5,c No Pennsylvania Corn-Irices Of option. weak
and declined c offerings lgh, and lii,le disposition TO
and prices riled steady. No mixed December 81 90
5li2c. January and February. 5lNjl2c Onts-M Market
ruled steady under moiert" offerings. bur trading in
futures and local demand light No 2 white November.
3ja G31c. December 3G T36i,c January GiaM37c Feb
7iary 30. n37i4c Eggs Fresh stock very and
firm: Pennsylvana nIsts 2lc: Western nrsts 23a2'c.
4'~c No change IN other brands Feed dull and lower
unchanged
S. Louis. Nov i0--flour quiet but firm patents 50 q
W> extra fancy s. 20US" 30 fancy. S20>2 10: choice.
81 10ns1 50 Rye flour. So
ing consQuenuS rcsric" bur higher prices paid 6osc
lax" and rail points. and 81, track. direct orders.
Wheat lower. December. 81 sQ53i.c May 30, a5GN g..
82s' Pork Standard mess. sl2 G2 orders. Sl3 l2i
Lald-lrm" steam 81 90 choice 81. Dry salt meats
shoulders. "hc. longs. uSsc clear ribs Giec shorts
lc1n- Boxed shoulders d-c longs ,c clear iihs 7c.
shorts 7ec. High wines firm 81 %. Wool unchanged.
Tagging Order prices Ia Il. $50: n. .c: % 10 Gsc
iron ties zoe; hemp twne O. icr H. Lead dull and
weak cay sold NJ 292' &c. bui plenty fer sale and pur-
chases could be lad at $50. Spcter weak at 3.lic
sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
BOARD AND I:OONS.

a - WEST 5lsT-sT. -Iiandsonely fur
nish.u floor - separately; also sinA'e
room for gentleman. board. references.
4 sECOND-FLOOR SUITE. pahor. liam
b.r and bath. in exclu@iN" prisaic dwell
ing. other rooms. references. '"'t 1ih-hN'.
I.ExINGTON AVE. 73i. near 5oth-st.
HanGsnn,ly furnished single ana double
rn,m.. excellent table. private family !,
terms moderate. references
LARir. handsomely furnished rooms.
overlooking Washington Square, refer
ences Ioi Wavcrlcv Place
VEST Asst. select board. sou'hcrn
family: references. CASHIER. Posionice
I'oA 2.lo3.
iorn 81. 81 WEST. WIN good table;
ANN double and single rooms.
i0ri-sr.. - EAST Largc;. pleasant font
rooms. excellent board; all ''nFeni'n'"s' ,
terms moderate.
uTu-sT.. ~ EAST block from broadway.
Cheerful square room: excellent '"hi"
solect guest: warm house. good n"ighb''-
hood. -.-
l4TH ST. WEST. Pa AND 2i6.-rleasan'
rooms With board. families 81 B"h'l"n"h'
references. --
2Isr- ST. 40 EAST. GRAMEucY PARK.
Pleasant large and small rooms eNc''
lent attendance. table snhsiahti'I' i'iN"'
park privileges. references
DIST ST. . WEST. one large front room
southern exposure. excellent h"i"'IlF'
board. Felrct surroundings iras"hth'r
rates. references.
80 NEST GIST ST. Third moor front sec
ond iloJr back. excellent FANNY lahir
convenient location reference.
3Tru-Sg.. ~ WEST - Desirable. w"li-iur-
nish,l squar" rooms 10 let. WIN sup'-
rior board: references required.
9TH sT.. no WEST Desirable fourth
noor front room. excellent table P'"r"'
references.
JIsT- 81. ~ WEST. Hand soin" rooms
with board. every comfort of home.
small family; highest references given ana
required.
30 WEST 5ISI'-ST. Handsomely furnish 81
large square rooms. superior table and
attendance. small family. fcier"nc'
10TH sT. 253 WEST. Board and large
front sunny rooms. with spacious dress
ing rooms. having Tirr"red wnrd'"b"s,
nnc nclghboIhnod. convenient 10 l. station.
Brooklyn.
BOARD.-At III Columbia Heights; rooms
single and IN suites. dinins-roDm on par
lor floor: house fret -class ia every pariior-
lar: convenient to all ferries and bridge;
references.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

New York. November 10 1894.
port 1 c an1 f e cars " r w she aS"a rs io' &
trading Feeling steady city dressed beef in moderate
quotations. Shipments today Liverpool 200 quarters
beef an! G'1 sheep 20 Glasgow: l73 head Of cattle. 10
$40 hsad Of case 10 Wgs Indie. ." shrCp
'asrs =" nodrr%'e demand ana noanEeG 90, -
age at s. 30 per 100 ~ do 10 H. AT 81 30 do 40
sHEEr AND LANES Receipts 10 cars or SAP
hea1,' car" for export alive. IN FOR
ns MIX cars oyc iS y ' 5'" Cars "f for
lover Sc'a{ 1na ec i4 s@i "a. 'm0 FAM, T g
demand ana all hui csls w~ni e., Ne ec.cs. common
choice ambs a, 50 oqS g. head 81 n' Su.s
a. 81 CO. mixed s * At 81 I? ,n@ - Dressed mutton
SAILS {; Dnensae, Ies ca"aann lambs. = j.
cl - 8, ,9 o lax, 80 H. a. = 81 - S,d1e
Wikeroa 4 sherman 9lG oho lambs 81 10 e, g. 50.
p d. - n at 81 90 % sheep - H. at s. - % do.
NJ collins 200 Canadian lambs - IL at 81 97'.. 2c7
DO q n at 50 49, a. Sla,e DO u H. a s. 2' yrFn5
Do y. 50 % state do ia H. 81 80 . %. .
=. Mcpherson & GO: 2l Western sheep. rol H. at
*, '%e 4 Maen ~ E Ts.'; al s' 20 q at . &
~ S"S n"ep 9na "a lambs 1s 90 f. 81 @ ~ W'@
r n. s. g D. at . j" - '' u '' at - TO- = DID, ."
NJ ct s. y. Is sheen IA r. at 50. il a. loa y sisa
o Ii9rTins M "a 'an ~, !. 30 cT at -
do - r. rs, 81 e.? To- ~ sne s. s 81 " at s. '2
: Judd Co.: III STAT" lan.,s - u n 81 81. IL
HallenG-cl, Hollis. 2oo Canadian lambs = N at
s. - 2?S Miohsan d. Il N at - 20 - STAT" sheep and
noes Feoeii;s 10 cars. 2oe. I'D car- a.
alive. Nomnaly firm ar >i4$' - per loo ~
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
ruGalo Nov lo-Catl' Receipts last - hours 2eco
head. total ior ~eek thus fi. 500 head f'r sase
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wOIsf< " A\If.D.
Male.
wM J. IIAIruNG

A. VA. J. IiAETuNG.
Isucff Accountant tfl AHdl''f-
Rarnc- Building. Room -. II Iark Row.
ARTIST Younr man. Is wants .,ii"n
or work a. home ~ any hind. ~ "i
water col0ra. npd"raf" charges Hhif'H'
PAINTER. 1879 Wet "ls'-st
An EXPERT noOKKEErEH desires 20
siiian with nnf-.lars concern aft-r jan.
/. Al references and bond. i. j. H. -
Monmouth si-. newark. y. J.
rlisT-cIASs confc-t'oncr desires 10
2 das.' WORK per Wrrk Adore. tANbh. .
Tribun" ono"
AN INTELLIGENT. trustworthy Swe'ic.
30. Wishes any kind 81 employment. Guy
or country. best recommendations az 4"
honesty. robUcty. etc. Address T. H.
Tribune Ofhc"
ANY CLERICAL POSITION. By an
American. 81, married. II y""s IA one
ofiir,. resigned Voluntarily best 81 iri
creme. r.EIf.S. =; Bent"y-af".. jersey
ciiy.
4 Man oil - desires = position a a.
sIs4ant in au Office !. L.. 10 l.''ai
2;iI-st
BOOK riIFE. Double entry. years
Irdcfica! experience. h'fi-clis' i"l'l-
enc"F. would - O.. assistant. sHitr. very
moderate. capable. =. ''Ei Err. az 2I-hN".
BAKEE Tnsi-class foreman ~ ar kinds
81 bread and cake. bread preferred. '~i
Wet l.sfh ST.. near Sth-1.c.; FIRST Moor.
EAKER. Foreman. on all l.uds # bread.
Vienna bread pies. cak"s. wants ~
reference. s. .,''uMANS. $50 Park ave.
near rhrDor. Brooklyn.
nOOkKEEPER. cashier or any response
bic position. wa - years IN last plrc"
can give bJnds. etc. Address y. J.. G..
Box :" Tribune Oiiic".
BOOKK EEPER. Married. with ten y"ars'
eNpefieuc. ~ Wall street VIII sivr a
bonus - auy one securing him - situation
good rcicr, MS BANK rR. Tribun" phic".
BOOKKEEPEE Married; with = years
-yperienc- Ia stock brokerage busin' as.
wanf. employ mont Il any Kind ~ living
wages. sIod reference. Box II. Triblne
OfI'e.
BOY. Il. honest. strong and willing Ia
work hard. would like 4 situation. ref
crcnrc. los. MGINNiS. u lsi-si.
10Y. j.. willing ami obligin.. good pm
man. quick NJ ngur"s, can also drive,
reference. CHAS. MEYER. 10 Mck,bbin
st.. nfoorlyn. +. y.
BOY wishes 20 learn cake baking; willing
ont bread. O. HoEHM. 80 Bartow-st..
Ions Island civ.
CABINET MAKER. Frs,-class. French !.
pollshcr: wants situation. g. cOMBEii
l0i Howory
DRAJGHTSMAN Designer Of interior
decorations: all branches. coloring. tid'-
ing. lettering. etc. DRAlGlfTSMAN. ~
Blceckef-st
ApvERrIsEMhNr:; AND suBscRIP-
THROWN OFFICE. No. I.2f2 Broadway.
"a doc. Eonh of Thirty nrst-st:
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BIli.SStIti<ING.

A.-A-nRESSMAEEH. elegant cutter az
i'fcr. s. las. .r o. b. mr. perfect a.
runrirfr.a slt Ir f.Yfi suits mad" 90 'r'
we'k q. SO. .fanc' Nn..'s an- 'aa..,
ARR srlc pKEssMAKlNG. imported
f.r.. .0-lf l.lshn-.i y c.-lf =. 20 !rrafr
pr. .es 81. MElEON q lat ilfl-
g.. teiw--n broadway ard tnireff-D
A.-t-A. uRESsMhKEn Gate VIZ
w, Wh' e.. ~ @a,a & , I9.Gf ,. s,a ' ,s
So. Dy las, -, gowns I'modrll~i.
SCOTT. 20 West 22i--t
ARTISTIC DKEssMAKING Hand, me-
dress"f ST.. tailor made suite furnished.
So. coats lined with silk MINI. pWFN.
l57 West 2.d-si.
COrTvRlERE FRANcAIsE Nine An
dcrs0n. late VIII stern Bnls.. ladies' ."n
ana ..r''' costumes r'mof".l"I .N.lnr.N"
styles. ...gtrt wofk. moderate prices JOS
W.t l5'h-sf "a' fhis 'uf1
uHrSsMAKEE d,sires m.'c customers b.
fnr dat az o. home. CASEY. 80 Column
hus-as".
DKEgsMAKEK Ar,istc. nrs'-o'a--. &c.
,.i-'.fued fl me ffad-. desire more ~u.
fragments lu nfst-r.A.s families. ,i'y ~
country. p'-sonai reference. j.. 20 N'h-
$3.50.
pRf.SSM fI<ER -Comp~f"u' dr"~s maker
wants more wnfE. - per day. Dut- hf
system. VI. SHANDLi. 1853 West S3d-st.
IPTSsMAKER Experienced good n''er.
wishes f"w NOR" customers. private fnm
n!cs rl'y reference. hy week pr month.
H. country. Address \. y. @H dih-aNr.
pKESsMAKFR. French. first class. home
or out s. ~ per da} nom" pr"i"'trd.
MADA,iE LETELIiER. III West sd
So flights up. front.
DRESSMAKER wants a f'w more Gus
toners at home. suits from 81 up. II.
FOX. 81 Yves, SOth si.. near Riverside
Drive.
MADAME THIHAID. - West 3Sth-s'.
Robes 81 mode. latest i'a4is styles, even.
ins. street dresses. moderate Price
MODESTO STYLE AMI Oh uneNc~lica. best
Of references. rcdu rates for the win
tci l3i East l23'h.s'.
STYLISH COSTUMES made from Pals
modes. evening and w'ddi"s gown "
price, WILCOX. 22G Wes' %7'h-rt
SEAL. GARMENTS rcuyed and altered
mt, fashionable cipes AMI Elton Jackets.
NJ. BARKER. llG Wa Wih. ST.. .'u
Broadway la'" with Gunth"!'s S"nN. On
ave.
TAH.DHESs COMPETENT and industrious
German. SPEAKING some English. - -
per dat. ~ as companion :, lady hAi -
FELT. l.127 21-a,c.. Room -.
TO GAIN CUSTOM French ir~smnlcr
VIII - Dlt b. cHy ari assist I"Ii"- 'r
make their own crosses - 80. patterns
cut f. measure 500 "alsfs rI' AMI
basicl 81. MADAMl: -. I-.Anne - Oh ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

4 FAMILY or l.ly's cob. trained sadilcr
and l. gentle for girls 10 drive as ride.
very pretty and sound; Ia" can b. seen ana
tried Al the boarding stables, price, >lio-
HIGH STFPPFH. Tribune Ofiicc.
4 CART or coupe horse. property OF
n-iys-a family II superior quality ana
STYLE l53 hands: price. $50 y iafen
quickly SOUND. Box II, Tribune Once.
FAST. hish-acting cob. guaranteed sound
si3s: runahout wagon, fne order with
eicky seat and clock SID. cost 500.
harness hv Gibson: saddle. Bride. ETC.
low: owned 10y Young man IN business
downtown: trial and examination invited ,
horse Is a fine saddler. QUICK SALE,
Box - Tribune Office.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner losth-st;.Ar-
tstic. substantial villa. less than xlOo.
200: easy terms; send fer circular ATLAS
rROVFNFST co. 1s broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-12
rIRNIsHED HOUSES TO LET.

TO LET TO PRIVATE FAMILY -Four
story brownstone. handsomely ilr.l.. i.r'
I,,,s. IN IV4.t side. one biocl; from slst-st.
Il" station. for about SIX months; fe,gr-
.ncoe exchanged. Address MEit' HANl,
Box %. Tribune Office.
lONKERS.-T let furnished. > Overlook
Terrace. Locust HI. charm.re house, 10
poems. elegantly furnished al modem
Minutes walk from station. immediate pc
sessl . Address T.. - West 3i'h-si.. o.