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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

Christian Kroener at 1890 a. M No o52 will Ferci-
nand Roth at 1910 a. m
Common Plcas-special Term-Before Daily c. J-No. 1.
Clear.
Common IleasTrn ger%Pa1 IP:t95e Glsse[sssS
$50 i541. 1863 1899. 1895. AZ. III NC Clear
Common pleas-Tral Tern--Parts II and Had
city court~speciai Term-Before Ncwburger. J.-Mo-
tons
CITY. Cour,Tral Part Before Conan. s Js
1899 1853 1867. 2a62 237i 1897. Case unfinished.
city court-1rial Tern-part II--Before Ehrllch =
Nos 252 i55l: ltis 22so. l6SG al 23i lSs s 9s
Clear.
city Court-Tral Tern,-part III-Defore Ftzslmons;
Nos lGs ?iG5 2Sc 900 oil &C.,, lS5 l loS ZIG
CITY Court-Trei Term-Par, 1v-nerors Van Wick j.
;s5Gs. 37s9. 402s. Equity Nos. 49, lt0 Clear.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Patterson. J.
Robertson vs. Suly-Danicl g. Rollins .
Williams Rapp John y. Pine.
Wyctor Van Brint-Thomas F. Donneily.
Swan Irwin-Sllas b. BrowneN. So
National Academy OF Design I.yonLawrence Godkin
Myers Woolsey-Ernest Hall
nambergcr vs. Charpenticr- Edward d. OBrien
Matter Of Witthnus-t;corg" c. Holt
Conyns vs. Rikcr- Martin r Mcmahon.
Toch Toch-John II. Judge
Common Pleas.
BY DAILY G. J.
woolsey vs.. Myers-Enes, Hall.
Mcintyre Tucker-Charies a. Runk
Superior Court.
by McAdam. ].
Cattle VS. Gattle-Edwarl Jacobs.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
I}y Lawrence. T.
Catharine Cumyns William II. Riker-Franklin Blen.
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o0,.pr CALENDARS For TO-DAY.

..r. Court General Term-Recess
suas court-Chambers Before Patterson. court
sup'., (. IN 10 N Motion calendar called nj IL a m
eiens a. Court-Specia Term-Part Before lngraham
sva and Fact: Nos 1874. l2l7. l23s 1888 l42l. l5s
!r-Aats l4tO 1861 1913. l4s 1913. ll21. 9'e 1l"'.
~ e.i 1908 l4SS Clear. - ~, =,
~ Ssr,eme Court-Spec.al Tern-Parts III ana lH-Au-
SUP, s.y until Monday. May IS &c.. =. :,
'a,.ni, Court-Par lBefore Lawrence J-Nauses 10 Oe
-, ,-on, Part III for trial clear. , - =.
fnt IL. cour-Part ll-Before Andrews Causes 10
. nt from Part III for trial Case unfnished 80,
be ,s e Corrt-Par lII-Before Harriet. Nos l.25
arr. ilGi 1890 1885 1898 ll+0. 1903 III.
l.ss ,,!s 1904 1881 1902 l744. S32i9. 1910. clear
W. -, conrt-Part IV-Before Beach J-Causes 10 DC
Cii. I,, par III for trial Case unfinished.
ten IN I'm C,irf-Speciai Term-Before DugIo J-I,e-
superb n sil Equity Nos $40. $50. s66. 741
81 49, s cour-Equi,y Tern-Adjourned until Thurs
tsy May "a ~, r-,r, Par. 1-Pefore Cudersleeye
,'yyos iIss iGls 1919. 1900 clear ~ ,,.,
'srssrior Ccur,-Trial Term-Part ll-Before McAdam
,syos i743 1882 clear 80, 49,. e,,,.
srS.ror ccurt-Tral Term-Part II1-Before sedswick
Css,-csS,e's Cour-Chambers- Before Fi,zgeraid s.
esisnaar called 10 30 a. Wills for probate
%o,Sn Tboyes Henry Kicnhaus Philip s,rock. Marie
Has s. Harriet b Alien John Hoey Christian stark
" e. n Todd Elizabeth Brzzoara. barbara Marshall
!. ,n.so a m Cornelia T. Hunter al p. m.
~ s 49, Court-Tria TerU-Before Arnold. S-No.
nj rf ~ Bridget Haven 1879 a m; No 90. will OF
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Buelncss Chances.


WANT 20 invest 5000 ana services
in an established. profitable and legitimate
business. state nature Of business. y.
Tribune once.
WILL INVEST from 500 70 5000
IN any Legitimate business that will stand
a thorough looking into. not particular -
o. location. or what line - business - IS
d.gu1r excepted. providing Il can show "a
fair return for money invested. answer
promptly. giving fui, pariiculafs. Address
GOOD INVESTMENT. Tribune oflc'.
OLD ESTABLISHED loea.ni'h. hell
hanging and electric huslness. owners
death reason for selling. II Columbus ave.
PIANO-A magninccn, 500 large ny
right. $3.50 splendllly finished. all superior
improvements thr~.. pedals. nearly new.
great sacrinc'. 223 West 3s'h-s'
PLTMBING BUSINESS FOR SALE
VIII sell cheap good johbing Fhop. VIII
sell on account Of other occupation. Gli-
LEN. 800 Eas, 73th-st
WANTED t. huy an interest IN a well
cs;ahli shed. reputable business That VIII
give an income Il 81 90 per year upon
rca sOnahle Investment. state particulars
J.. H. Tribune once.
WANTED. >~s-1o> loan for Four months:
good sccy>iiy. wanr~a square deal. %,
once. Aat,ess sEcIDTY. roH ''a. Red
wA&42D.-s1ent partner isty or gen
,enan. in private school. Aris,ocratic
prrienced. patrons. Address BOX III.
Tompklnsvi,le. :. /. n y.
5000 SPECIAL CAPITAL wanted. 20
per cent profit guaranteed. ample security
gwen. Address FINANCE. % Churoh-s'.
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PITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

.,o annlication of a majority Of the trus-
wv" ,ho New-York Mutual Insurance Company,
va VS. has been granted by Justice Patterson, OF
~ e,e,ne Court requiring all persons interested
n' ~. company to show cause why 1t should not be
D "" This company ceased to transact It's bus!-
. IN June 80 last. because IT found that 1t was
. .uociently rcmuneratve to warrant continn-
alton ~ 49, NJ the corporation $4,000 In an
capital s,V Of these proceedings the company paid 50
usp ssnt OF the capital stock TO the stockhoIders
per ger. axrence Of the Supreme Court has de-
Jssut. a snnlIcation Of John D. Daley for perma-
Is ne, Injunction restraining the street Cleaning De
lsrinsr,.o relative 70 the unloading and towing OF
4, ne" srnr1 the dumps in this city to Rlkers
refuse iIvvs.,ce Lawrence says he is Of the opinion
lsahe.h w. nlsinfn had not made out case slliii-
hat tn- Continuing the temporary Injunction. The
,.,.- is therefore vacated
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TAKEN OUT ON 4 FIREM4N'S BACK.

MARROW ESCAPE OF TENANTS IN a TIIlRD-AVE.
BIILDING-HEMMED IN BY FLAMES
The tenants in the three-story brick building No
23j Third-ave. had lively scramble to prevent be-
ing sufrocated in fire that Quilted the frs, floor Of
the house at 3:45 o'clock yesterday morning. Miss
Louise Budry forty-two years old. who lives with
her father on the second floor. rescued with
difficulty.
No one knows what caused the blaze. II started
I'm David Ross cigar store on the first floor The
Ross living rooms in the of the store. and
Hannah Ross the eIehteen-year-old daughter Of
tile cigar dealer. awakened by the smoke. She
opened the door leading into the store and found
the interior in flames
II was her timely discovery of the fire that saved
TIE other tenants In her excitement she could not
tell where the fire started. she declared, but
slammed the door and aroused her family. The en-
tire Ross family escaped through the hall door TO
the avenue.
Peter Budry and his nephew. Henry Budry. who.
with Budrys daughter. Louise. were the sole occu-
pants Of the second floor. downstairs In time TO
escape the smoke but Louise not with them.
house after he left 1t to go back after his cousin
Louise but the heat drove him back
Volumes OF smoke rolling out OF the window
OF the cigar store when Louise Budry seen
standing at one of the second-story front windows
on the south side OF the building The noise In the
drowned her cries for help The nreinen tried
to shift ladder TO bring IL under her win
dow. but it plain that the would he
overcome by the smoke before this could be ac-
complished
Fireman Cotton Of Engine No. g. saw the danger
and rushed through the hallway and up the stairs.
Miss Budry unconscious when he reached her.
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miscellaneous.


CAVOIIT'-Nrw chemical discovery.
mixed With kerus@ne oil. saves eNIi""lDn.
uyly smell and smoke rs using - Zero
eene stoves and lamps. grprer~ sells AZ
.o-. box. HO'flST AETTER MFG.
60. dice l2i Thf,Hp ave. brooklyn.
CONSTELLATION FREE divorce PIT
vat.Iy. separations. support. damage.
fhntowing p-ifaf" Information. detective
ana law work generally strictly o'nnisn
flai titL~li |lI'fNf I'iIL' II ,.
AND LAW AGENCY ~ Irn1iNav
ELEGANT roasted Urpz'lian cn~~e. &c .;
Java 20 lU ~ black fel. -. X. G..
DERiSGER. TDsf1fc". New YORK
GENTLEMEN wishing q. dispose %,
their lcN-nn clothing 40 u fair value Ili
please all or address LuWAiiD MILLER.
~ 0'h-nv~ near Wnv~rler Place.
PATENTS foi inventions s~-ufei
promptly. Best Of reference. Liberal terms
corr.sp0ndencr solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential. Address osCAR
A NiCIiTL & 90 ~. iGi u mtg lm~ry
ave bloomfield New Jerfey. ''Iianibo <
To- Inventors free
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GcIp uauieo.

Males.
PRFCKrSRlDGE BOOK -Nr~ach ~
promise. history = ltigrniH. llnr'rn'"''
,~en,.. suc,cs- unuarnuelei. iOD 90 o.
rendy soll. ou'nt free. agents wanted W
IL FERGUSON co. 6th--'. Cincinnati.
ohio
MES WANTED on cat'i" steamers 10
IAnaln. Li,efp-i. glasgow. "'tN Tor
parraG.. Agply - Greenwich II
WANTED b a dfyEoods house. 10y
% learn the business, one r'N ing WIN
80. ,are,,. preferred. Address. with refer
eucr.. Pos'oflc~ rov 3b
Female.
WANTED "A laly 20 canvas, for sub
scribcrs ana Advertisements monthly PAPER
salary and commission. Address r. BOX
225. 2I2 HroaiwA}-
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Gonnirn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures. all
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses.
II BIS & TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. y. \.
RlNERSIDE-ON-SOU Attractive
eslience. : rooms. couycni"nc"s, spacious
grounds fruit shade. near depot, 5000.
ATWATER. % Libcrty-si.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRlB-
I'NE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 30. 242 Broadway.
- door north Of Thirty -hrsi-si.. and Al
NERTiSEMENTS at the following Brand
Offices. "a Eighih-ave.: go Third ave.
caner Forty seycnth-st.. $50 East Fofir-
s.venth-si.. corner Third-ave.: $50 East
,Xjfh-st.. near Third-ave. J .o2G Third-hI" .
near Sfrty-nrst-st: 7OS First ave ioG
West F0riy-second- St. 1872 Columbus
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rUvERlL or MoySIGyOR cHERc.

The funeral Of Monsignor Martin Cerc. the
French preae who died suddenly on Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. Josephine Law May No 2'9
Flrth-avc whose chaplain he was. was held ycster-
day. 10 O'Clock. at the 81 Agnes Roman catholic
Church Forty -thlrd~st near I.eSi1gton-ave. There
was a large attendance The body. clad In ecclesl-
astcal robes. lay in state before the altar Arch
bishop Corrigan AMI his privat' secretary. Father
Connolly. together with Father Graf, Of the
Catholic Conservatory Of Music. AMI the Rev.
Henry Pratt, pastor Of St Co'umba's Church. occr-
ped seats in the sanctuary The services consisted
Of solemn requiem higl mass. The Rev Henry ~
Erann tho rector OF 81. Agnes's cclebrant, the
Rev Thomas Shelhan deacon. the Kew
Thomas J. Donlon was subleacon. and the Rev
J. D. Lennon was master Of ceremonies. Among
those present were Mrs Josephine May. j. -. Ker
nan. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Lawrence Paul Tabot
Mrs. Flint. Miss Pereton, -lrs. Edward Kelly ana
DR. Cleveland
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Furnished 6onses Go Get.

NONTCLAlR y. Attractive colonial
house. 10 rooms. well located. two. three
or four months. moderate rent. Address
MONTCLAlR Lock Box l.s71. New York
CITY
TO RENT. From June LIST until Sep
tember lst a furnished cottage. Apply -
Mrs. EMMA HARRINGTON. Bedford
Road. North Tarry;ow mon Hudson.
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flats 60 Get, FURNISHED.

TO LET. -Furnifhed apartment for the
summer: one block cas; Madison S1ualc :
terms moderate. Address q. NJ. Box 20
l.242 broadway.
ADVERTISEMENT And SUBsCKIP-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK tn -.
UPTOWN OFFICE. 80 ! 282 Broa1"hy.
~ door north Of Thir,y-nrsi-st.. and AD-
VERTISEMENTS at the following bfanch
Offices: "a Eighth-are.. IGD ThirI ave.
corner Forty-sevrnih-st.. ljH Fart Forty
seventh-st. corner Tnird-ave.. lS' taS'
;25,h-st.. near Third-ave.. 02G Third-a'ee.i
near Slxiy-firsi-st. Los Firsi-ave JOG
West Forty sccOnd-s'.. ly2 Columhu' Nv
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6orsts ano Carriages.

FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
rrSsoX -Pony outfit for children. I'D
S,sss Or. o. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
y q Box lSi. jamaica. /. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
gonnirn Real estate 90 Eet

LEMON. Richmond. near Lenox.-Colo
NAL mansion: fully furnished: moderate
rent: photos g.. NIXON. co Broadway
TARRYTOwN-''THE CASTLE."-Su:n-
rner season only: baronial mansion: superb
view, moderate rent. NIXON. % B'way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
Real estate tOanieo.

WILL PURCHASE quickly and pay cash
FOR a small farm with good buildings good
roads and a fair supply - fruit. state ipil
particulars and how soon fun po.s'ss."n
can he given buyer. Address SMALL
FARM Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

,foTsTWORK. BY young German girl
>, do general housework In private family
willing and obnging, cit preferred. l,oi'
gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

uOVsEWORK.- BY a young woman
lately landed. IN small family. MAhf GAN
NnN 10 " esi 2lth-st.
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Doar0 DanteA

KEgr N~->---~>--~---.>
eoatherr stIH-sT.- board in a
Ppstorie. p smiiy: references. CASHIER.
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Gordon Hotels, Limited.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA,

HREA<FAsT-- UPPER.-"By thorough knowledS,
81 the natural laws which govern the operations OF d.
Ine properties Of selected Coon MI Eppa has pro:
viei for our breakfast and tuppef delicaely Favored
bevcrese Which may save many heavy doctors bills
II IS y the juicous 81 such articles of diet that
Constitution may gradually built up until strong
enough rcsst tendency disease Hundreds q
,uh,c raades floating around us ready 20 attack
wherever there is veak point We may escape many
by keeping ourselves wei. fortified with
ana nouriehri frame ivil Service
Gazette Made simply with boiling water or milk. soid
only in half pound tins bv grocers. labelled thus;
lanes Epps ~ Co.. Ltd. Homeopathic Chemists
London. Eus Hand.
EUROPEAN ADVERTISERS will find tho
II London ONCE % The Tribune. No. Sorfolk-st.
Strand O. convenient place to leave their advertise
ments 70 publication In The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

4 WIDOW and son would Ike the care
~ a private house. best Of references. NJ.
r.. Va 9TH ave. "a noor.
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ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBscRIP-
TONS FOR THE NEw-YORK TRIB-
uNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE, No. i.242 broadway.
vERTIsEMENTs at The following Branch
Oficcs: 254 Eighth-H-e.: 7GO Third-ave..
corner Forty -seventh-sL; $50 East Forty
seventh-st.. corner Third-ave.: $50 East
near Sixty-rrst-st.: l.7oa Firss-avs.: 100
West Forty-second-st.. 1902 Coiumhus-ave.
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Board ano Rooms.

MADISON 1897. opposite NJ.
Norr,s Park. i24th-st-KOoms with board
furnished OF UNFINISHED. private house.
American family; no children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

uOVSEK EEPER.-By young American
az v,r<lne hous, keeper whore girl is kept;
country preferred. Address AMERICAN.
4yo Cnlurnbus-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

UOUSEK EEPEL- take charge ot
Fat for snail family; no washing: or would
take care e.. hOuse during SUMNER "ouIo
,,nr,.r,n ~ rsasraabSc duty. city refer
- 10 .SEkEEPEE. 3u2 West 3tth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

GROOM or COACTfMAN.--Bv n single
Englishman. total aAsta!ner. willing and
ohliging: understands care ~ horses har-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

As COMPANION or attendant n lady
or child. Engli-h. speaks fu"ntly French
and German. accustomed % travelling;
highest references. L. T.. Tribune ONCE.
AT CARPENTERS Original Employ
ment House. iOs Gth-as~.-We have best
c1achmen. grooms gardeners. farm fore
men fafmhard. useful men. married
couples. AL nations. also female h-lp. ali
well recoInrnendea. rsiAhllehel lSt1.
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tl)ork Uanieo.


fefnaIe. -
JAlyITRESS.- French lady t3O).
married.: wcl-educated. reliable, speaking
English and German: hotel or janitress:
good references. JANITRESS. Agency. so
Broai-st.. Newark. ". J.
TRESS.-Respectablo widow, with
two srUwn children. As jantress. no base
fncnt; Harlem preferred good reference
Mrs FAY. 204 Eas; I2Oth-s,.. store.
LADIES' HAIR sHAMPOOED. dressed.
cat curled at residence. also plain sew-
Ing. SHAMPOO. Postofiice station G.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
Young lady. we'll educated. accurate. de-
sires permanent position; references; salary
moderate h. V. Tribune Once.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
on Remington machine. Will x 10 assist
with office duties: reference from last en-
ployrr; salary moderate. Miss l.. F., l32
Vernon-sve.. Brooklyn.
TEACHER. Sc.-By n highly cultivated
md recommended Partisan as resident
teacher. secretary or companion: dipiomee {;
frst-clas, pianist English. German and
Spanish scholar. Nine. H.. Tribune Office
TEACHER. German lady desires posi-.
ton during July AMI August: experienced
I'm teaching backward children. Address
r. l. G.. Tribune once.
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DUork Wanlc0.
Males.

mhl0b
A. wM l. HARTrSO.
Frrc-f Accountant aud kudi'or.
Barnes building. ROOM 80. Il Park Ro"
yor-XG MAN u A go-nhead dls,-,-i-
,ipn {. willing 20 10 engaged Ia any atpch-
ton: Try him. god references FRASER.
~ We, goth-s'.
ARTIST -Pain.ing on glass. ceilulpid.
filk fa'in r cards. satisfaction guam"
tr.!. estimates given. g. EVANS 40
DcKalh. ave. BROOKLYN.
DARTENDER Young man. as assistant
bartender. reference. l.. u. 40 Iih-afr,
tip boil
BOOKKETPER by a young man. -
years u nEc. with : y"afs "'p"nrn''
nnd handling mouey. hard and stcHdy
worker. excellent r"fcr"nc" nni bona "
10 uir~d FAITHFUL. l.2D Iedford-avr.
BROOKLYN.
hOOKKEETER. &c-By a young mar,
riel man. aged -. ~ neat arpearance ana
rood address. 80 iopkkcepcr "r assistant
salesman .r collector satisfactory r'i't
rncc. furnished and willing 10 accept small
saInry az start Address II. ~. J. Irih-
une once.
nOOkKEEI TER. years. experience win
Wcstnehou-c Electric Manufacturing Co.:
beet references MOkEiibAl'. s" 'lh''h-
81. Newark. y. j.
Il Is /. IL
keeper ana general Office man years
exprrirncr. references Al. q. W. G., BOX
-. Trihunr once
rOoKKEEpFR. with knowlcdg" ~ Ger
man. French NH Russian. seeks employ
inent In mercantile" or publishing houses
moderate salary. good reference. If'N
SIMON. 3l2 lIenry-s'
BOY. II. wishes n situation in some o.
fec. good pcnmnn. Address II. LA'Ii-
NIGHT IjS East - Vt.
BOY. IL. wants situation NJ nirthing;
f. sfronr mi can furnish go0'i references
from last employer. ABLE BARNETT. 81
Divisions'.
Roy. Is. wishes position nt anything
where he can advance himself. best refer
ences H. PHILLIPS. 81 sheriff st.
BOY. II. wishes situation at anything
JOHN RICHTER. COT Wet 52d-s'.
BOY. iG willing 20 work Al ANYTHING. an
Office preferred. Address T. MADDEN.
2S3 Avenue \.
hoy. 10 wiling 10 work al anything
Address JuIlA BRENNAN. 3'l First
ave.
ROY. indus,rious. II. to learn the plumb
Ing or tnsmltt ;rnde. Address X
KAsPAR. 5l2 sprlne-st.. West Iioboken.
y. J.
Roy. 10. good penman. to learn Soma
business: chemistry preferred Address
DENNIS HYI.AND. 1908 Dean-st.
Brooklyn.
nARFR By nrst-class baker. compe-
ten; and ready. for hotel or restaurant;
city or country. Address T.. WILMER.
39s Eas, lOth-ai.
CUSTOM CUTTER. Is years experience.
situation with good house. city or country
oest references. designer. u. j.. ~ West
25ih-rt.
COLLECTOR. Situation wnn'ed MS col
lecior. experienced. references. Address
J. sMYTIi. 80, lgc. staplcton. s. |.
CARPENTER Wishes work. estate, store.
factory. warehouse. or any place. VIII make
himself generally useful, reference II ~
CURED. JAMES BARWICK. ~ Tiliary-st-
brooklyn.
CARPENTER Cabinet maker expert.
German, hotel Or private, reference IRON
last employer. 0LAAB. 52j East 6th-st.
CARpESTER.--prnc mnn; will per,
sonnlly attend To alterations: jobbins IN all
iin branches at very moderate est'nhten'
GERRY. i3J sth-st.. near broadway.
DRUG CLERK. junior. IN drug storei
has had years oxperiercoI can put up
prescriptions and give bsst of references.
Address J. sTnYKER. i3s North PaFk-st.
East Orange N. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

GROOM Lately discngaged. with the
host city reference. country preferred.
Address II. c. ibO East 39th-s'
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COArUMAN and GARDENER. Single
r,nn. rentleman's place. thoroughly IN
der,tnnds the care ~ horses AMI car
rlng.s care lawn satisfactory; reference
given Address OUNTiIl. Box 10, Trl-
iunc Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

A-A.-FLOYD' Employment. Agency:
frSt class help. hotels or private families.
Protestant help a specially. 3sl 8th-ave.
4 MOTHERS UELP.-YOung woman
wishes position not mental. willing T. 70
- tho country; good home NOR" desired
than wages IIlGEST REFERENCES,
Tribune Df,ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

CARETAKER BY married couple
crre Of g~ntlcman'- residence for tho sum
walter Address JOHN 40 Columbus ave.
cigar ator".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

LADY OF ability whose present employer
can 10 seen seeks position Of trust Ad-
dress Mrs. TANNING. care OF Mrs stan
fnrd 24O West IAN 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

COACHMAN. by married man: thor
oughly understands his business, years
flr-'-class written and personal Reference
rr,tn last employer. city or country. NOR
EISSY I'll East Si~t -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
Citn Real estate for Sale.

CEMETERY LOTS FOX SALF.-lnquire
a, John Murphey's granite works. g. n
Way-st entrance 20 Lyergreeus Cemetery.
Brooklyn.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth-st-
Substantial. artistic. detached house; 10"
price: send for circular. ATLAS IN
fPOVEHEST CO.. is Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

COArTIMAN. by "A Swcde: y years ~
s.. wishes a situation. Thoroughly IN
derstnnis the care of line hprsc5. harness
md carriages. willing and obliglng; nrst-
class reference Address \. MOlLI.R-
KERG 3ls East 33i ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

COACIIMAS. By single Protestant. has
excellent city AMI country references AS 20
abilities -nd sohriety last employer VIII
b. pleased to personally reccomend him 70
any gentleman. Address THOMAS. loo
West 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

GROOM by = yOIng man. understands
care ~ horses and carriages, willing ana
olliging; city OF country. y SCHEFF
lER SGT ls,-ayc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

COArIIMAN -By German. single. thor
oughiy understands the care ~ line horses
and carriage. useful man IN gentleman .
place. h.sf city reference. Address +. u.
lt1N > Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

WANT 20 invest s. 90 nnd services
IN an established. profitable and Legitimate
business. state nature Of business. y.
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

sCOACHMAN Married. ciy or country;
can furnish u years hest city reference.
Is "a good. careful stylish driver, sober.
honest and industrious. can or address
y [, L. Enst Anfh e.. siAlLe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

COACHMAN.,-By a single man VINO WIZ
bn strongly recommended; city or county
j.. 222 West 32d-rt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
european Advertisements.
London,
Hotel Victoria,
Northumberland Avenue.
London,

This magnificent Hotel. situated in the most
convenient and fashionable position. contains
large number Of sitting and bedrooms on suite.
and single and double bedrooms. The Dining
Hall O. the Hotel Victoria Is undoubtedly tho
finest and most lofty In LONDON. This Hotel IS
now the property and under the direct marriage
mem OF the