davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

Ma. Wilson. of West Virginia. the faith
or OF the infamous free trade Wilson bill.
says: HE does not believe the present
session ahould be routine one, that
Democratic supremacy depends on full
and solid record OF reform legislation"
He says had party the country may tol.
crate for while and even vicious leglsia.
ton. as the career Of the Republican par-
ty abandantly shows. but an impotent
party everybody dismlsses with ridicule
and Contempt" Continuing, he saws the
country and the Democratic party have a
right to vote on tho separate tariff bills
sent to the Senate dealing with coal. iron
ore. sugar, free alcohol and barbed wire.
Surely Mr.. Wilson heard what bis con-
stituents had to say In regard to his
course Ia Congress. He was given FUR.
Tough to stay ut home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

THE Interstate Commerce Commission
In their annual report say that the major.
ity OF the railway capital of the United
States was In the hands Of receivers when
the fiscal year closed June 30th. The In.
solvent roads number 1885, with mileage
given at $4,000 mll,s an a capital at over
.5ou.ooo,0oo. No other great branch of
buriness In tho country has worse sho w.
ing, and nearly all this shrnkage of val.
ues has sot in within the last two years.
1t is to be hoped that the next two years
business and paralyzsd industries will 20.
gin to come up and prosperity once IN ore
dwell in the United States, our workshops
running over with plenty of work and
everybody contented and happy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-24

DEPoRp or THE CONDITION OF
~ THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WILMINGTON, AT WILMINGTON, IN
THE STATE OF DELAWARE. AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSlN ESS. d IsCEMBER 10. 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
Time-o:l3l,, o:14a.. 2l3&.
2i4 CLAsS-PACING-PuRSE $500 Postponed from
Tme-2:14. 2:l1. 2:l4i2. els. 2l6'..
o.IS IL pACING- ~, RSE 500.
NARRAGANSETT PARK RACES.

Providence r. L. oct. 25-The track al Nara
ransett this afternoon was in awful shape. y
strong wind combined with the heavy rainfall TO
make things for the spectators about as miserable
as possible There was auction sale OF four
horses belonging to j. - Collins. D. u. Davis. well
known to the turf Hickory Jim bought
Sirocco by Emperor. dam Bris Brize. for $l0l. and
Adde by Iroquos, dam Babe. for 500. +. Regain
purchased Rama. by Iroquos. dam Brunette, Tor
500 and Busrus. by Emperor, dam Bell Phebe'
for 500 Summaries:
FIRST race purse 500. five furlones-Sir John. los
Qiamilton). 3 to |. won easily by length; Casla-
net. 50 McLain), 20 ], second; fhilstrt. W.
Iamley). to /. third. Time O5. Miss Ordway,
Beden, Boothroyd Efie Dean, Cherry blossom
colt. and Pixies Pride ge.dinG also ran.
ton lc9 (Snedeker). to won by hard driYlns by
half length; Billy $. l06 Garner, to J. second;
". b.. us GHamilton) TO !, third Time III.
Laurel also ran.
Third race-Purse $500, six furongs. Red John
l03 Garner I to 10 won easily by three .engtns
III jones' TO ). third. Time-lIsl.
Fourth race-Purse 500 free handicap; one and
one-sixteenth miles. Hartford. lo7 Rienl. To l.
won easily by a length and half Darkness; 10
!. third Time Ar. Mendicant. Biuemass. Sprte
Marcola colt and Gallopng King also ran
Fifth race-PUrse 800 five and half furlongs
Julia O.. % Garner. - to l. won handy ny "A
TO 2. second Shadow Dance colt, loi dken. TO
J. third Time-lli2. Drebund. Harry keister
John p. and Exce,lenza My also ran
Sixth race-Purse $500. mile our Maggie. loi
Garner. 3 10 |. easily by half length, BY
Jove lo4 (Rake) to l. second. Bees Mcpuf. 81
Blue Garter. Harry Hinkson San Joaquin and
Reginald also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
unI.e sure of your vote by registering to-
day II you have registered. make sure Oh
some friends vote by having him reeister'
This IL the last day but one.
THREE MEN TIED FOR FIRST PLACE.
RESULT OF THE SHOOTING IN THE EMPIRE Clt'
HANDICAP.

THREE MEN TIED FOR FIRST PLACE.
RESULT OF THE SHOOTING IN THE ENTIRE CITY
HANDICAP.
The shooting in the Empire City Handicap, heid
under the auspices OF the Emerald Gun Club AT
Dexter Park l.. L. was ended yesterday. or inc
ffty-one entries a large average were able ny their
fine work the traps to stay in TO the emo Oh ''le
match. I'rde- the terms Of the handicap eac"
marksman was 10 shoot at twenty-five birds four
miss and out Like most Of the big handicaps the
winners we're comparatively dark horses Ihey
were Ferdinand Van Dyke. OF Newark. y. j.; T. W.
Wright, Of Paterson. y. j., and j. G. knowitoh' OF
this city They tied with clean scores OF twenty-five
birds killed each and divided first money. The WIN
represent the younger element OF WING sio'S
and of late have rapidly to the front Such Ola
champions as Brewer Money Welch. CLASS, rergu-
son and Morley struggled manfuy in the handicap.
but fell victims the uncertainties OF the sport anu
were forced TO finish In the rut peculiar teat"e
of the handicap that Van Dyke one OF 'he .h'ee
winners. shot a single-barreled pump gun VI
American make. They are cheap guns, ana va"
Dykes success in matches throughout the country
since he has using Of them. proves that as
good made here as abroad
Robert A. WEIGH, OF Philadelphia, the holder OF
the Riverton Challenge Plate, who shot IN the
handicap. said that George Work OF the west
minister Kennel Club had challenged him 10 sh 20
for the plate and the match VIII be shot on i n
Works return from the West. where ne Is enjoy
ing sport with the prairie chlchehS. WIZ" n'
won the prize seven times. Work twice and Fred
Hoey once. The match will probably START the
season among the swell gun clubs. ~
The following is the number OF birds Killed ny
each man in the handicap: T. W. Wright p
shorimeyer. 2s g. V Huason. q; II g. Whs ss
". HOFFMAN %; D. c. Smith, 81: {. T. Morris. "a:
r Woods. q; f. Doenck. %; a. W. Money. 23' o.,
Ferguson. jr.. %; +. h. Bennett 20 + Waters =
A. Welch a. A. Wiley. q; Frank Class q; J. f.
Timmons. o. . <,,,
Under the terms of the handicap the following
marksmen lost four birds each and were forced 10
retire before the end of the shoot: "a. ierrihgton
Il: A. schmidt .: =. Wolfe S: 8: c. Edwards. p;
/ Frazer, q Z. Zwrlen. q; J. Tferrani 10; J.
IT. Hollis II; 7. cody. I; W. r. Q1m6y. y; r. X:
Eegan N: G. W. Floyd. Z; Wanda. I. y. CAIRNS, ~;
" Thu Is: V D. Dcnson -. Henry b; CONNIE
ferguson. 3; q. Greif, q; W. Lair. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
OPENING DAY At NASHVILLE.

Nashville Tenn. oct. 25.-To-day was tho opening
day OF the fall running meeting at Cumberland
Park The attendance was small the track fast.
and unususlly fast time was made considering the
class OF horses. Three favorites Won. the Others
being outsiders. Summaries
First race three fourths OF mile -George J..
Freeman 10 l. won. MetrOpole second. quick
step third. Time. ll4s. In front Parquet 1us
carora and Florianna also ran
Second race selling seven-c hths mil" Harry /.
(NewconD 10 2 won. Marcel second BANKRUPT
third Time l2T. Mezzotnt. Jennie Mack. Oria
and Shiloh also ran
Third race Ave furongs Renaud Grocman).
even Won: Adah Foy second. Iialzar third. Time.
i.n}i, Bird Catcher. Huxley and Ludwig also ran.
Fourth race one and onc-sXte"nth miles FeX
toms Keith : TO T. won: Henry jenkins second,
Clenentine third Time i.fss. Tasco Cyrus tx
celsior and Mollie VI also finished as named
pSf.b raoe five and half furlonCs- Prime Minis
ter Freeman 20 !. won. MaquOn second Nelle
Osborn third Time lNsA. Insomnia and J. II.
GOODNIGHT also ran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

Long Branch. oct = CSpeciaD The two days
no-theas, storm that has been raging along TINS
section ~ the coast made havoc among the hsnins
nets without doing much damas" 10 the shore 'front.'
save a. one or two points between East Niew-aVe
and the hlun abutting on Broadway Here another
,,d c,, has been made nearly opposite the Hotel
Brighton and the roadbAi OF the ocean Driveway
IF thlg point lost auoher zen feet Of the solid blnh
Thl. completely cuts of tho one remaining road
lea ding to Seabrish'
At Aebury Park the storm confined It's work n
the wires. and A. one time over hnndred wires
were tangled up In nextrlca BILE mass. burning
ont the switchboard AZ me telephone eNchAns-.
pAralyzng that service and Hing out the FIRE De
partmenf. -, -....., 49,.
The loss TO pound hshernc1 Is the severest that
has been sustained ~ fhfs" people In four years.
The pound opposite Elbr 80 "A great suNerer, az
also Is that opposite Bra l''v Beach. The nets ami
seines have been torn 10 shred s and while tons upon
IONS 81 fsh secured their uefty through these acct
dents this viii not count as against the serious
damage 10 the netting which Is estimated AT Svv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

v-oshirc,o, 90, ~ (SnecIaD-The following naval
orders have been issued: Lieutenant +. : Garter ~
detached from the Adams and ordered as executive
officer of the Albatross Ensign W. j. Terhune or
tered TO duty in the Office OF the Judge Advocate
General Of the Navy; Surgeon +. g. BraitAwal'e
ordered 10 temporary duty at the New-fork Naval
Hospital; Assistant Surgeon : g. Evans detached
from the hospital and ordered to Mare Island As
sistant Engineer {. r. Rommel ordered TO eN-
animation for promotion.
The following special Army orders have Deeh -
sued. The order granting six months ordinary 'ea'e
OF absence to Captain Eghert l.. Savage sih IN
fantry with permission To g beyond sea - 70
amended as 20 grant leave o. absence lot wv
months on surgeons certificate OF disability Leave
Of absence for four months take effect on or
about December /. is granted 20 First Lieutenant
John Y Nance 9Th Cavalry The following transfers
I'm the lst Cavalry made. Second Lieutenant
william H. Osborne. from Troop TO troop T.
Second Lieutenant Sterling i. Adams from Ir''P
r. ~ Troop " The following changes tn the s'H-
lions and duties II officers % tho Ordnance Depart
mon, ore ordered. FRS, Lieutenant Golden l. II
purelos VIII bc relieved from duty At Frankfort
Arsenal and will report for duty AT Sandy HOOK
Proving Ground. First Lieutenant lawson fmH,,
F,rt Robins n Nebraska. AMI viii proceed - Frank
ford Arsenal for assignment 10 dniy. rus III ~,
,oI,a,cd rom duty AZ Fort Assnnihoinc. Montana
upon the return To mat post ~ fHHt ,h't'' TO-.
Fdwari /. Munson assistant, surecon. from Ihls
in the fcid and VIII then report 70 thc c1nrnanihs
oIicer AT Fort Buford for duty a. that E'sa' d" -
r,evcj rom dn,v ~ aiic.dc-camp on the sihn -
MajorCienerai DIVER o. Howard - TAG AZ ere, %,
Sssencc er"ntei - fret Lieutenant z"buon =
r,r'r,jer General Adolphus " Greedy. cni"f sign !
ofir,r VIII proceed - trenton l'i W. t'' - u'
- tc.cgraph lines. aa1 upon no c)Wl.'toh OF
that duty VII return 10 ms t' ,"h h I'm, a., -,
Artillery In conSeiurn'" "i 'l' g.. U,r,.,"n'
Isngdon. WI no. t@h", .hl'',. ',,,iarv byt vii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

ABSOLUTELY hrst-clsss apartments. SUITS
and single. exquisitely ~ nished. mod
craze. II West 2Jth-st.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE.-Two large fur
nished rooms single or together. pri-
waite bath. strict attendance and perfect
Independence afforded occupant Address
MODERATE. 1.2i2 broadway.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. NEST. 80
facing Park) Desirable rooms. excel
Leaf table. parlor n"or. reasonable.
Il ST. MARKS PLACE Two Handsomely
furnished rooms every convenience. me
location. for gentlemen Or lieht h"uaekccp-
ing. terms reasonable. flight GAIpNEk.
90 AND % GEAMERCY PARK. -Gen'e-
men only. elegantly furnished rooms WIN
private bath. also rooms ell suite aad small
rooms: brcakfast " desired: reference.
30 EAST @2D-ST Large. desirable rooms
on suite or slngly. references exchanged.
4eD-sT.. 25I WEST IiGht. cheerful
rooms furnished or unfurlishcd. fpply
MANAGER. Clinton Apartment. 2'3 West
42d-st.
45TH-sT.. i6 WEST. Two large. cho!ce
rooms. single OF en suite. call afternoons
only.
40 EAST 5ITH ST with riivate German
family. choice newly furnished rooms :
board optional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
STARS OF THE TURF SPEEDED.
EXHIBITION MILES BY FLYING JIB AND ROBERT J.
AT THE LOUISVILLE COURSE

TI1I4E
Louisville. KY. Oct PA large crowd witnessed
the races given by the Louisville Fair and Driving
Association to-day. One of the features of tcdays
programme was an exhibition mile by Flying Jib
and running mate. After considerable time the
PAGER struck his gait. and was caught from the
quarter pole. He went the distance without skip.
covering the mile in 2:033. which is equivalent TO
minutes on any other track The quarters were:
:030i2. O60ia 1919 2o3i2.
Robert J. sent exhibition mile. covering
the distance in 2:07 wit, a running mate. He went
off his feet at the half the flag being dropped In
his face. He sent another mile in the same
time.
Venture. a strongly backed favorite. was drawn
after the second heat Of yesterdays unfinished race
and Sable Gift landed the last three heats In easy
style Rex Americas had no trouble in taking the
21, trot. Summaries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
FOOTBALL AT ORANGE.

game that should be the most Interesting and
closely contested Of any seen the orange oval
this season will ne played to-morrow between the
Orange Athletic Club and Lehigh University elevens
Lehigh has come well 10 the front this wear and
made more rapid advance in getting into form than
ever before early in the season. The rush ne In
the centre is composed Of heavy men. while the ends
and ba ks are fast The puts up splendid
line OF interference. and the Orange team VIII BE-
obliged 10 make hard hght To hold Lehlgh IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

AN ATTRACTIVE new residence, IL
..inru'es from station ~ Morrlsiown.
n j.. for REM. furnished for win;er. or
shs or two years. . rooms and large
nsil. with firepiaces: AL modern improve
ments stable. etc. beautiful views: low
rn' TO desirable party for this winter Ap-
ply 10 r. o. Box 1913. Morristown. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
pI.ATS TO LFT-Furl. IN. Cd.

: = :
THE CLINTON, 253 West 42d-s'.. near
Rroadway.-Be Beautiful. Ill lighi apart T.
u.nts; private halls. baths seam h"h' .
elevator all night; choice restaurant III
building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
rROTTING AT TERRE HACTE.

Terre Haute. Ind. oct. % In the races here to
day DR. Cation bay stallion from Tuscola. Ill
won the free-for-all trot and lowered hts record
one second. TO 21st.. Don Felix. black stallion
from Columbus. Ind. won the hrst heat In 22''.
Portofr was third and George Stars entry: fourth
Axtelletfa the three year-old daughter or ANt"ll
went into the list with record Of 2.2r4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

each Tor two-year-ods. won by Raconteur.
hlrkconnell was second and Utica third
Inc Houghton Handicap, OF 1900. added to
sweepstakes OF IS each. was won by Arthur James's
Satirical three years. W. +. Oakeleys Centurion,
Tour years. was second, and Daniel Coopers Jack
the Dandy, three years. third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A HANDSOME dark bay team. 10 hahis.
years. sound. kind and fearless, iois
names and tails. free pleasant oINe.s'
price $500: hrcugham and Victoria. pom
bull, by Brewster IN superb order' 30"
each. double and single harness also III M.
chestnut saddle and harness morse, So
PALACE BOARDING STABLES. 80 anu
Ss schermerhorn-st.. near Bona. bIoOHl," y.
A wELL-KNOwN BUSINESS MAN WI
sell FOR want u use his beautful sanude
ana driving sound hackney cob 10. siiV
after he has been tried and eNan'neu' alsp
Nearly new r1nab0ut wagon ana harhess
,,sy cheap dash clock on me wagon CIV
RESPONSIBLE. Tribune once.
COUPE ROCKAWAY.-Any party having
rod second-han one for sale AZ feason,
,nie figures Will find cash buyer al -
"M-s,., " Y Room 2. --.--
HORSES w.rtered al Willow Glen Farm
best ref-rences Address nr. .. c.
JACKSON + o. BOX 1911. Jamaica. l.. l.
MONTHLY coACHMAN. having nice
urnput. would let ny the ncn'h one Of
Wo-horse carriage: - drive himself very
,wssgaaslA: any part Of city; reference
n. r.. 800 C'h-aye
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
ir,,HUSs FOR THE NEW YORK IE HI,
NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Lac Broadway.
"a encr north OF Thirty-fFst-st.: and AZ
REFRESHMENTS - the following Hranch
OT 'es' "a righth-ave. 1G0 rhird-ave.
corner Forty seycnth-si.: 159 East F.ry.
,s,rnth-s'.. corner Third-ave. 80 Eas'
!.o'h-st near Third-ave. 1.02i Thi'd-a'e,
mar Sxty-irsi-s'. Los Firs'-aNe.. iVV
west Forty-second-st.: 10" Columous-aFe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
HELP WANTED.


Male.
MAN AND WIFE for the winter a. care
takers 4 gentiemnn's country place near
New York CITY. Address. giving axe IA
'lonailty. wages rrqu!,-d AMI refcr' noes.
=. .. HoN 319 = V
WANTED on" man IN every town In
United States to distribute samples ~
per ip paid. send stamp for territory
GRANT NOVELTY CO.. Grant. &inn.
VALET. g MAID. g. By married c1u-
pc. man as valet. butter or attendant
90 invalid. wife maid or chaWhcfmaid. or
both. would DO The work. ~ small pri-
yafe family. - years reference from lasi
pace. Address A g.. Tribun~ Uptown or
nc- ~ Brpaiway
WANTED. .Gond. reliable travelling sales
wen en- every state IN the Union and
Canada - sell luhrlcating oils and gr"as, IN
commission. Address THE LAWRENCE
OIL. 60. Cleveland. Ohio.
WANTED Men IN every county ~ New
YORK and adjoining states o. act as p-i
Na'e detectives under instruction q thici
AlnE~ who has had ~ years cSprrtauc"
eNperienc. not Necessary. good Jay foi
,rRr~ time particulars free NATIONAL
DETECTIVE lfl NEAi lnimn'goiiA Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner iOSth-st. Ar
.us'ic. substantial villa. less than slO"-
~. easy terms: send for circular AILAS
IMPROVEMENT Co. is Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

check The game Orange played with Yale iast
Saturday has served 70 develop some OF the wcah-
nesses that such a game vii bring - the surface
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
MISCEIL.ANE OuS.

If yOI- WISH TO HAVE your pointer or
setter dog trained address CHAS. MA
LONE mo better In the worlfJ, NO. u
Bishop-st.. Jersey city.
LADIES prefer Byron Roach Traps TO eN-
terminate reaches ana watcrbugs IRON
their apartments because they are war
ranted to catch them al or money re-
funded: better than poisons or powcers;
they make no dirt and are not dangerous
sent by mail. 3oc. BYRON. 80 3d-nve.
Sold by housefurnishers.
WANTED. An article ~ real merit 10 sell
in Ohio Indiana. Illinois or Kentucky, II
YOU have good thing 10 sell and want -
sell IL. write "a and We will help you. our
plan is original. practical AMI successful
small articles patented or otherwise. pre-
ferrcd also original PACKAGES or something
for tie Kitchen. we will buy exclusive TER
riiory on the right thins. Address EN-
TERPRISE. lock box 3"i Delaware. ono.
WANTED Second hand microscope; sec.
ond-hanG musical box: state o-isnai
nricc and pTsscn; price. also :ull cescrl-
lion OF each. Address q. s. H.. $50 9Th
ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
HELP WANTED.


WAIT - In q small family. competent
sd rerpcffHti~ prison ~ cook or cook
hnusskesper. r.u7' b. q nrlf. class COX nn4
VOL rccrnlnisnfeA Afirc-a. giving refer
sr~er n " Box in2 Tribune Uptown ~
L. I -. Hr-al.NnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

A PROFITABLE BUSINESS In city and
country FOR the right party with some
capital: 1. will pay 10 investigate 10
Mall-st. Room q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

DREssMAKER. Ladies and misses. hrst-
class references A ELSIE. III west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures all
Kinds. for sale or rent; furnished houseA
1UB.fS & TAYLOR. 8 Beekman-st.. ~ y.
FOR sALE.-Cnly s75 for 5 acre farm
covered with wood. in southern New
sssnsy: close 70 n railroad: finest markets
me world: especially adapted for small
nuts poultry. vegetables. ETC.: high and
~: healthy reighborhood; sold on install
Isn,s % 81 down ana 81 per week: tide
assured: cend for particulars.
ID. l.. RISIEY,
IA south i0th-st. Philadelphia. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
WORK WANTED.


Female.
\ LADY ARTIST. nor having her time
an fffst. NIil give fra-qlg. 'fe1 mo nj Nr
e,,-trl,liy ADELE HORNUNG. - 3th-
ave. near iei-s'.
AN ANXIOUS ., secure pos.'icn IN some
nice Office ior bright Intelligent young
girl = IL years. gool prnman. tcsirous Il
ad,an-.mer Address 4 FRIEND Box
10 Tribune orice
CASHIER. g. BY midGle.aged American
i,dt rs cashier IN laundry ur 81 store
or sa,eslady Address Mira r. 2.2s5 ID
ave-
BRArDER. - Experienced ,German) on
German ami American machines. best
reference Jul EUKHARpT. - canton
-. Brooklyn.
sTENoGRAPHER md TYPEWRITER
Pcgirncr. salary low 60 commence with.
Address Miss r. r. RYAN. ii' w. 32d-s'.
sTEY0GRArHER Thoroughly com
potent s'cnographer and Remington
operator q several years "Sp@rl.nce
wishes southern position. f.. BOX 2. Trim
un- Uptown otacc. l2i2 broadway.
srENoGRArHER. SC Thoroughly prac-
Teal ''en7srapher and Remington Remington
wishes responsible position. references. l..
box :. Tribune Uptown once l.2i2
Broadway
TYPEWRITER. - Legal. y cents per
page. special rates for large orders
DODGE. ia Nassau-st Room 500.
TEACHER Ply visiting teacher; II
years highest city school testimonials I,
exchange English. piano. Mathematics.
languages for cultured home. New-i
Mis-. Perrin. 1871 Wcs' t9th-s'.
TYPEWRITER Young lady desires posi-
ton. S.. will furnish own Remington
machine II necessary. and make herself
generally useful Address. WILLING. Box
4. Tribune Once.
YOUNG WOMAN would like dishwashing
IN restaurant. Harlem. references. Miss
T. . ISL "a ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26

COOK.-By ia oanese young man as nrs'-
class cook in private family: best refer
ence. Address J. c.. Box 23. Tribune Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

"a WEST list ST. Rooms handsomely
furnished. private bath. large and small
room Tor gentlemen. hoard. references
34TH ST, WEST. opposite Manhattan
club Handsome suites ~ rooms for
bachelors or families
30 EAST 2aTH ST. near Madison ave 49,
Fourth npor rooms for gentlemen win
board. reference" -
s7TH-sT.. a. WEST. Desirable we!l.fur-
nished square rooms 10 let. win shie-
rior board. references required
f3D-sT.. Iis WEST. near Broadway. De
srablr rooms for gentlemen. On suite or
sinrly, table ana appointments excellent
5oru ST 81 WEST Second rror. ZION,
sic,v HALL room. A. nopr VII board:
r.ir.cncrs
5lST-ST.. 30 WEST. Handsome rooms
with board. every comfort 81 home
small family. highest references given ana
required.
6s WEST 7IsT-ST--A few select b,arders
taken. excellent table. reasonable terms
references required.
So IRVING rLACE.--A suite 81 large el"-
giant rooms on parlor door. bhid OPP
tonnl. private bath. house strictly nrs'-
class.
10TH ST. Ii9 WEST Elegant suites and
single rooms. newly decorated; also
handsome apartment for doctors once.
with superior board.
1iST-ST. WEST. Elegant suite Of
rooms. with private BATH ID moor; quiet
home NE. Central Park.
II MADISON AVE. -Largc handsome
rooms. thhd floor. families cr gentlemen.
with board: references exchanged.
lC3 WEST sT.-Large front. sunny
rooms. hall rooms. pa-lor floor, private
bath, French cooking. private table; ref
crcnces.