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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-10-11
THE BOILERS EXPLODED.
Killing Three Men and Seriously
WOundiug Several Others-A
Distressing Accident.

Shamokin, Pa, Oct. 11.-Three men
were killed, two were seriously if not fa-
tally wounded, and five others were badly
hurt by the explosion of boilers at the
Henry Clay colliery this morning.
The entire steam supplying plant of
the mine, consisting of thirty-six boilers,
was demolished, and, in addition to the
pecuniary loss of $4,000, the Henry
Clay, Big Mountain, Sterling and Peerless
collieries will be unable to resume opera
tion for at least month. The explosion
was the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-03-17


y Jobbers in this line very much
aged March and indications multiply
taking advantage of the early spring and bu
their work again There signs of returning confidence
noticed merchandise stocks generally the
look for spring business continues brighten Failures for
week throughout the have been few in number and
small importance Theae is change whatever
money situation.
Following the business situation for The
COURIER at the Omaha Office of Snow, Church Co:
Business for the last three weeks has shown steady
satisfactory both number and
retail and Wholesale nes this especially dry goods
boots and shoes Dry goods report larger business for March
than usual This owing the fact that January and
February business extremely and fell below the
corresponding months years past The
March, therefore viii only bring the business fair figure
The free ticket offer of the Omaha Commercial club has done
much stimulate trade all lines Reports from other obbng
that business the and
condition of affairs prevails there here The
been popous and the prospects for good brighten
ing daily roads better condition and this doing
much stimulate trade with country merchants While certain
contingent holding by far the number beginning
is well that they doing Corn 23c which
price paid the mill the would certainly
profit when known that tenant farmers
tracing and sell for 3c buhel where the
ground 8 let o them free of rent
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-03-17

Primrose the Lansing
tonight The program made and interesting
novelties jokes the latest pattern The
from the first the finish entertaining de-
George H. his time during the entire
designing Of the first part which, by the has
he invested
than other two The made
up and first class performance Of
minstrelsy will be given
Isl Plunkar, Yankee comedy illustrating farm life will be
Lansing theate Saturday evening March "a
known Farmer Lewis plays the title role He
country the other Other
Sam Young who Felr
Mr. Price who strong characterize
of Jewish lender W. c. West who in the part of Rob
vany with much This actor renders
song with fine effect Miss Rice and
Miss Lewis take the leading female roles
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-03-17


iobbe good standing rate Of interest
fair sized loans and the main trouble to be that obbers
little inclined to borrow owing the fact that they do not
anticipate large spring trade and prefer their lines them
selves wherever possible.
very dull showing gratifying
sings revival this attributable directly the weather
early approach spring.
will carry we'll into the and with early spring
assured business be expected to continue improving
Hardware and coming into line with the rest in
reporting trade and feeling Of satisfaction
to prevail here in other branches Of trade.
In reviewing the situation from conservative standpoint
safe that to continue the increase
there material change existing conditions few bad days
at this time hardly any appreciate
That the last three very
the general situation longer admits Of doubt and
there expect continuation Of this state of affairs
speaking good business this time do for
compare the business this spring with that of
responding month during last merely the intention to
record gradual the late panic and improve
situation after the strain Of the last months
Of $685. certainly gratifying in the Better business there
better business than year
corresponding but better business than have had June
and July of last year.
years before; fall
history the nation II
this spring. therefore shows sufficient recovery from the
Of the disastrous failures Of last fall to record slight
business who disposed to
at matters fairly should feel reasonably well satisfied.
ALBERT ANDRIANo
Duncan Holnger Co., following summary
to The COURIER:
Wheat sold off &c during the week under the influence of the
estimate of wheat remaining in farmers hands, which
placed larger quantity than had been generally
expected The fine weather Indifferent foreign markets and the
resumption large shipments from Russia added the weakness
growing good condition with the exception
where there has been general fall fall
The fall there heavy and blew into drifts
and rain will be wanted make CROP 1t takes
large Kansas and there
prospect of bushel this The clearances of
saboard have been pretty goo
little business DONE The milling demand
nued but the relatively high price cash wheat Of the
northwest markets the receipts from the country
the visible supply decreasing rapid rate We require
export demand crop damage
market Ultimately look for higher prices but first
materially reduce stocks
Corn has generally ruled strong but without having gained
regarded
general expectation that there will be
spring will be heavy again
crop is assured.
regard relatively high the small stock Chicago
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-03-17
THE COURIER

superior 1t sensational only
where sensation perfectly legitimate in conjunction with his
satan majesty.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Eailrod1s.
pennsylvania
IS RAILROAD.
siAiiONS foot o. D,.i-psfi AMI Co-.i17it Stress
IN effect Eebrnary 10Th. 1894.
RAILROAD.

eiAiiONS foot o. D'.b-lstl AMI Co-sl17it Stress.
.,o, In Effect February 10th. 1874.
i3:oo A. " rl:N'N;s7ivAHiA L&IrhD
and S%s oh Sng siate Room slse2.as D,aas S'"YHh.
AMI. I'l - =, 4, u cinelnnap -; \ ~ aHa iaa-A
2i0C y. VI. cHicAGo ASi9 81 Locls EXPRESS
lima. a asiccspiag and Dining ,ars 70 - LOIS
Goo 400 r. P, " %IsTERN; pl,aan se.gn:
-1s s1sy'aad r i il; as'
s'eeriLS and DaIne cas- to Cincinnati and s.. Louis
AfFiTss clncinnat G P II IrIIaaapolis loI3 r u"
sico r " ffAclyIc f EXfREs5Fu paas, s..g
d'ny. ana eIeyelc7d .yc.9, saturday
nALIihoHE. WAsDINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
e. o,' 80 iv.lp u-ie..-el lning Car. Il M 70
Sat. 3 4oas'e'9na % kg's =, ParGr q! nai l. 9an. ns5
Ih1%y III p, 80 ssg A. j:2o Scoosrsssonal .;A'S.a
a." ,Di T.: 11shmon4 ana nanrns ESPTcss day IA.
$50 " T. na' Ms sgres "a to Aa and s. 5s ASsn'iIiat Iaway
y6T Thr9qg3 0q TT6ssgas 2Ra nans s9r,opror ,
SIhagcs Ils ko5te; a. 81 wsek-eays and with Through
smpa jacksoa,s IAN; and va ciarc.;oa N dar,
r e rri T14pa aaa o JlsaaTTne with
ThnaEa Buffet ra-of ca.
Ear F.r G GArE NAY; / p NJ week-iNy' 49,, p,.,,
s'2 aN a. y, s,1i3gs i2 no:p o ai si5 nH' p
90 not stop N Asngry Park anG Ocean Grove Oh
ron PHILADELPHIA.
:; 3.D 20 ilniiietl. 1000 y Il. .. 4. i3o D. o. I'D
TIe&ei OF No; ~ ~ lae 1is one ?ol rroaay;ay
rr an. re 's, g. ,h S1ee ,, and .9o' $50 u
TN Strcct 9S Broadway ana Il-1ohyn Annev station
g. = Fulton strc.t Brootyn: sta.-a Jersey 2ity
tsyerH fa m no5c' aaa residences 'hrps to oo
General afqaa~er General i,n,s'r A=e-,.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
+ or, Dantc1.
Females.
CASHIER by a young lady; downtowi
resteurar. p-efer-ed Address EHPER !
n ht.po DHco

CASHIER by young lady; downtown
restaurar. Preferred Address EXPERT,
Box IL Tribune Cffice
COMPANION or GOvERNEss.- Travel
preferred. highly educated. weli-or"d. use
sii. undorr'' nls German. could tc1ch eio-
cation AMI paysicni culture. experienced IN
public school and private teaching: IN
.1-eed b. prorlinent clerg;mea. Address
GRADUATE. Tribune Office.
LADY TEACHER would accompany
f,r1iiv - scasHort cr country. \. \. -1i
Sfl-ave.
RESIDENT POSITION As GOV
rRSEss or COMPANION for about two
months In city. English branches. Ian
ruages ard music. very moderate. 23i
Sth-ave.
TWO CANADIAN girls understanding
hotel work ~ care of children. want stu
af.7ns FOR the summer ~ the seaside or
mountain resorts. Address WORKERS.
Lindsay. ontario, Canada.
WANTED Il young lady will 60 Office
work With typewri;ing s. per week. Jjis
Diy.7lon-avc.. Brooklyn.
Young MAN wants situation IN shop or
fact0ry. willing ard not afraid u work.
rofate-c". T.. j.. CT COvert-s'. Brnoklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
miscellaneous.


DR. ROSELL'S ZEDOA2r The great
foot remedy cures sweating. tonie-. ti-ed
feet. CONS. buuiCas in-rpwi1g nails. Drug
Glsts. or mailed for -. ug X. D. PAL
MAIEER. Waterfor. y. =.
GENTLEMEN wishing o. dispose ~
their lcft-on clothing 10 % feir value 7Il
please call or address EDWARD MILLER
IS Gth-afe.. near Nafer!ey Place.
PATENTS foi inventions secured
promptly. Best OK reference Liberal terms.
Corresponiencc solicited ard ai matters
he'd strictly conh3rnf'1! address OSCAR
A MICHEL a CO.. 81 10 :, -tc p. r'--
ave Bloomfield New-Je-sey. "Uaalb5,&
.or Inventors" free
THIS WEEK regular s1 % and 8 -
gloves genfs' iadirs and children. Crre.el
or undross-d. all newest spring shades. r--
dGcel 60 20. JAMMES. 900 E-.a'vay-
VERY SPECIAL for this woes.-Super-
fine lisic thread hose reduced from g. o.
90. silk hose md rihied unlc~y-efs $50.
worth 81 - JAMMEs poo Broadway
WANTED-To buy. stone crushe-. or
tw1 rollers used for that purpose. W. H..
1919 23-avc.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
furnished Rooms.


BACHELOR APARTMENTS. one block
f-o,o uroadv.av. 200 West 3sth-st' refei-
euces exchange.
W.ST 2leT-sr. --Handsomely iur-
nishc3 rooms: also parlor floor 70. 1oo tDi' .
cluD. business or private, breAA'as' up
tional. ------
85Tu-sT.. Is WEST Handsomely FUR
nisned ryoms for gentlemen. pA.IoF anu
bedroom connecting references.
3sTH-sT. PIG WEST Handsomely fur,
,tsh.d large rO- ms. all Improvements :
near Brcsdvay. breakfast optional.
4gD.sT.. lOs WEST. Front and back
parior. furnished. physician OF oen1,s-.
sisT-ST.. 90 WEST -Handsome Iooils, IIns.
80 o- On yuite with board. % desi9apie
battles. references exchanged.
ssD. ST - WEST Newly ana hana-
sonlely furnished large and nan rn.. r.,''
table ana service unexceptiona! reieteil- -,
&c WrsT 3STT:- ST. .-Desirable largs 0.
.roail rooms. ell conveniences Tor coih4o''
80 rest; location good and central
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
ErreE ckinQ.

= uREssMAKEE des.-ee % situation n
q family los 're ucnh ll-r cAr enc ,t
cutting ana atias. ~ corr g3n-.ts. Us
Eaat ii-n-s'
A GOOD DEEssMAXEH wants to 90
out by the dar s. per day. best rci-r-
ence. L. EROZMAN - Ear l2i'a-st.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING. imported
fashions. hotc. orders AZ ehuff q, ,tc-.
eoocs purchased Z DIR ms '-..te
prices Ngs. y ELROY. s. EAST llfh--t..
le-ween Broadway and University ii-.r-
DREsSMAKING. - Pc-fect-a,rae an!
stylish dresses made on short 9'..-. from
So UP. Mrs. WITNOV ~ We; l6tn-st.
DREssMAKER would like T. se; wo-A
in family or with dressTnakcr by TIE dag;
perfect filter ard draper and ve-y fast
waist hand, Address y. L.. l3l West
32d-s'
DREssMAKBR. nrst-class cutter and
fttnr cn ladies ard chtifrcns dresses. b5
the day week or month. private flmilv
work preferred. highest city and cOuntrt
references. DRESSMAKEE. Boz -. THO
une Office.
DREssMAKER. by the day. in families.
good Gtter. - - daily. Address Mss \.
II. Box 30. Tribune onlco.
DREsSMAKER wants a teD more Gus
Drive.
FRENCH uREsSMAKEG from rolre-
and Felix Suffer filter. DESIGNER. wan
more engagements hy day N farl..-. s. i1.
address FRENCH DRESSNAEEE. ~
West 33d-st
X. $. DRISCOLL. ilj West 21iA-s,.--
Fashionable cres-rlker. eyer'af ar.
stroot ta'l0r-ml1e COSTUMES made 01 sh0-,
notice. imported models. prices noderate.
Nh :, AMrLIE. who ADVERTISED o. e,
out lr tho gty . runnfhr az. g. .er gfn
arrived from Europe pcgs fa inform lr-
customers AMI lady readers fhaf shc s
now established on tho Gra- frsr 800 We
2lsf-st. corner Sth-uVe.. vlcro. ia order
20 ger known. sho will make ladie9. cus-
tum"s from g upward. riding habits.
evening dresses. toarowns. &c.. a.a!-c.l
10 London ana Paris. speaks E-s.Isl.
French. German and scan ua~ia-.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Busincss Chantes.


4 VALUABLE PATENT oc ~ entirely
new life p-eserver for saio. can ne seen
al JOHN MAEBKLE's. 2l9 Elc-iIs,-st.
corner stanton-st
A MATTHEW'S ~. three fountain
Bottlng Machine anI CorklIs Bench. Az
s. Nicholas-avc.
BOOK OF REFERENCE History -
Immon IN all countries. choice work r W
out Of print s.. cash or Otherwise. Al
dress VALUE Tribune Office.
CIVIL ENGINEERING taught. 500 per
month practical course O. wO.ks. Al-
dress OFFICE. Box !. Tr.une once.
CAPABLE MAN. wiki $1,000 % To-
vest IN preferred stock OF we'll "stl.isl ed
incorporated company. contro!ins very
favorable opportunities f-r aeNelorW- rent
position ~ treasurer open. J.. q. Box l>j.
New York.
EXPERIENCED PERFUMER. with es-
tahNshcd trade wishes 90 secure partner
with SEQ C. q. g.. s. toIlmn1s-ave.
FOR sAIE.-A wo..-d3ins hardware
store established IS years. iuyer can hay"
long lease cr can Ia" house ais 'h--.-
ton .aboUt $500. Inquire q owner -
Grand-st.
FOR SALE-A good printing oflcc. 20
account of sickness. /. SrIED g SON.
4Ol East 7ith-st
MANUFACTURING property for sale.
30 900 50 H.. D. hours our; 2" n.rt"-
power water. lel horse steam, g td- "a.
gain f. DE FOREST SHELTON. stewart
building.
PARTNER wanted in fhc sec1n1-hand
store. once business. Appiy y MART
NEY 10 Vest J0th-si -
PATENTS procured for me~iiorious In
yenti1ns. correspondence solicited u. j.
CONVERSE. &c PARK Place. N,'-A 'i".
PARTY Or parties ah!e 20 inycsi 2l.oo)
or more can obtain absolute control oi
excellent business y ,-,."ii 'r-
ply. Address ATTORNEY. Box g. Tr.b-
unc Oficc.
SMALL manufacturing plant cnr4.. .'";
boiler and engine. stamping press -ies
ond other tools Address AANIE '--c ~
T. Hanpe. go Flushing-aNe.. brooelsi.
TO MANUFACTURERS. Free sites.
c,p.ral furnished e. build. power fu'nishei
Sot ,7Crse yearly. other intucement- near
~ rifv r. pE FOREST SHELTON
90. stewart Building.
TIP All THERE, PUZZLE. progress
Give al there Patent foy for sale. money
IN II. wood turning. just patented. tioV'I.
capltslists cnly. give references 70 y..F
bank W Il HOFFAAN tbo1 100 -.
salt Lake city. Utah.
VENTEp- Loan Of 5000. C per cent.
On tr,provet property. annual rent $1,000.
Afdress l. T.. Postofiico Perth Amooy.
~. J.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
WEST SHORE R.R.

-ias leave West 42d-s Station. New YorA. follows,
o:A3 4. M.n4lly tor Alo-ay, Ci.e- syraeu~e. Eoch-
lslia4o. Magma Rails. Detroit Chicago.
CeIt .r-4y
5;I5 u N.-Day Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester I-calo Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit.
C.ctslA.l and Chicago
S:I5 4. M.-Daly for iibaay. Utica Syracuse. Roch-
ester Blaal' Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cieye
lana auL Chicago.
For tke;s. tu,-a1es. parlor and slecpngcar accom-:
rnotatiore aDry city ofccs. brooklyn a1d New York AL
Sta,ions Timetables principal hotels Fer other H.
formation address
c. I. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Naaierhl.-ay-. <cy-York.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

COACHMAN --Gentloman wishes a posi-
'ion for his man who mas served him
faithfully FOR years. 10 sober. honest and
industrious. careful city and c1uatry
driver. takes good care of all intrusted to
his care 90 5th-ave.
COACHMAN A gentleman giving Up
horses wishes 10 secure a situation for
his coachman who has lived with him for
the last years. can highly recommend
him az a frst-class man thoroughly un-
derstands his business IN all its branches.
will be glad % see any one In regard 10
him. Call or address 206 East 5Ith-sL
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
gennirn Real Cstate for Sale


AGENCY for Mon'clairx -Ile7idencc prop;,
sr,les. ell kinds sale 0rN-ent, furnished
ho3.e.. Tubs g. Taylor. . Re-kman-st..N. /.
pEArwIFUL BUILDING PLOT. -5x2l5
f4ef "a a tae residential street Few min
Jtce walls frl-a station ID Orange. y. J.
At--ess A. u J. 300 Eas- l43d-s;
ELEGANT country residence 0utbuild-
ines and farm. $50 acres. desirable loca-
t.r modern Improvements. fruit and
shala Jake ana stream. convenient -
cl,Y ana station. Particulars - c. T.
HALL Norwich. y. y.
FOR sALE Large tract Of land ign
CUMBERLAND valley. Penn. comprising
timber. mineral and farming lands soy
el good wafer powers contain hotel.
dwellings. mills. &c. mrc- development
work las been done. and several indus
'-ies 1.reac~. c7tabli shc-i. good railroad
facilities .vora5lo terms. Address ~. 20
Bllt- Dlll.1E. Philadelphia Penn.
GARDEN CITY. LONG ISLAND.-Five
rev or-flges o. rent or Tor safe. Eer.
from 500 f1 81 200 d. year. Ready .or oc-
cup1cer May :. only 10 miles from New
lc.s Frequent traif.s Corrmutatioa, SO
q year All houses supplied witt good
ga and absolutely pure water. The best
educational facilities for BOYS aud ritis.
81 ral-el- owed and weil-equpped schools.
4 sailb-i-us climate. summer and winter.
~ nuisances 8 cultivated and rehnei
community. Excellent roads e. every di.
Tecti11 Park. and miles of streets shaded
ty Well-crrwu trees. Lots for sale NJ MOD
erste prices and on easy terms. ABBY az
TIE oH7-e % THE GARDEN CITY CO.
Room ~. 2SD Broadway. OF 70 =. Il
CCNLiFF. Agent. at Garden City.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Boaro ano Rooms.


Al ACCOMMODATION on Murray Hill
M 5tb-ave.. ne.r 4Gth-st., references;
sumner rates: with or without board.
BOARD on THE HlLL.-2Ci CieFGont-
ave. BROOKLYN in the home oi tne owner
pleasant front alcOve ani square i'"ii.,
am improvements, gool ta'i'' 'N
rates. house strictly nrst-ciass, cehiIa4 4'
cation: near l. and trolley cars.
MADISON AVE. "a EAST 75THfT.-
SuDeriot second floor May !. also rooms
with hrst-class appointments and cuislne-
PAPTIES remaining IN the city during
tho summer FISHING hoUelik" homo with
American family. house and location iirst-
class. beautiful large rooms ~ '.'i'
board. gentlemen IN ferred reieTehcrs' H1-
dress DANIEL. 2J7 West i2d-s'.
WEST 74TH-sT Board in a southern
FANNY Ns. ]. references. CASHIER.
,. o. Box o.lo5
25TIl-sT.. 1iG EAST. near 4th-ave.- -
First-class double and single rooms az
moderate prices. breakfast. .-
oG WET 39TH- II. To let with board.
second r0or rooms reference given anu IT,
quirel: tabl- board
Is EAST C2p-sT. near Mads9n-aye
Hall rooms and square room. win Do4I1. -
45TII-sT.. 100 EAsT.-Few table board
ers wanted: small family, excellent table
boar. moderate ----
10Th ST. tl - r. 80 '7'O'''- ---.-.f
alcove. with board, other rooms N"0~''u
son. references.
10Th ST - WEST -Comioriho.e, wen.
Furnished large and small rooms, Doafd II
desired. terms reasonable.
y MADISON AVE Large. handsome
roo,,s. families or gentlemen. board mo-
orate. arrangements mace fol fui'''"e'
trarsients aocomn dated. references.
i0e WEST 44TH 81 Pheasant suites ~
rooms. with board. fo- sprlnH "i su.i',.'''
seascn. private bathroom. OTIS elevator.
l43 EAST ciST-sT. .-Superior e.D1'- roo.ns,
rri,.tleee OF GrAmcrcy PARK. me location
,r sumner. nisi-class board. references
exchange
192D-ST 100 WEST Very large, han1-
eor7elv furnished room privat" nath hrsl
class New-Tngland ta1le- .n.le- ----- -----
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
&c fei for Dnslncss purposes

4 LtRGc CORNER STORE. with 10
tt0w wl- !ows 4 90 square feet. Niilianl
an Ar- s-s.. also basement. II desired
ard Co. l0ft with power. RULAND q
WHITING , Heckman-st.
STUDIO 20 rent at l20 West J0,h-st-
Norft ir.f
TO RENT FIRST floor al le0 Wes; 10Th
NJ. e5yff,. spol Light. rent low. Apply
oa prer e.s
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Furnished 6onses &c fct.

CATgEILL MTS-Grand Hotel station
Cottage rooms. furnished. hardw
foors. elevation ? $50 n. only $3.50 sea
so1. address Box %. North Tarrytown
y. Y.
NORRIsTOwN y. J.-Comfortable and
ooryTf.1t furnished house. within; hve
=. nu'es 1f depot. near park. ample
grounds. stable. horses and carriages; f9r
SIMMER season !. L. KERR. 92 Lioeriy-
p. y s.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

A.-USRfNALLED fcr the money. seven
iooa1s and bath. an light. stca;I heat gas
pxs. decorated white aad gold nne neieh-
esoreood rents So - 500. 10 West s4th-st.
TIE DALHOUsIE. 80 West 59th-st
uontirg Central rarig.-Absoiutcly IRE
t,pi ana IN -very rcspect a. hrst-cia -
80 for families. p choice apa"men T.
,.r,ern room. % rent. Please apply 10
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
q ome0,it s,iuan,h, UAnIs
Fenaiea


MRS BACOSS
EMPLOYMENT RrREAC.
EO 6th-ave.,
Mrs De witt wu.op. prpnr.s're"
formerly with Ms =. sesty'
Toreiga and fpornes'ic Help
cf ell kin.s. 49,,
Az o-.s-r are prsrro,iv fii'.:
: srec,si attention 90 corn'ry orners
references are strictly in'esNEateS
and Oh fle. :
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Gclp DantcO.

HELD WANTED I can furnish bo'a
rlalcs a1d fem7les with cosy ana pleas2n:
car rinyMe-f ~ home a. cinvass.r-i. Csa
cam from - g. - PEI day and no eNpetl-
orre needed Tbs IS something entirely
nov. send 10 cts De lvcr) ior samples y
work anl ful particulars. O. J.. CAR
ILNIL2. N,w-ygu. M.-A.
Nales.
ARTIFICIAL LFGMAKCR WANTED
Must understand lt'ng. Apply 70l = way.
WANTED. oG-e boy m a drvcoois
comm sa. in house Address in own la-d-
writing g. j. f. Tribune Oficc.
WAt,TfN.-al.- or cattle steamers ~
London Liverpool ana Giasgoe work ,or
PES age. A1rlE - G;eenwich-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
domestic 5ituations Uanteo

Female.
AMERICAN COUPLE 10 take care u
gentl@man's residence. experienced; refer
enccs JACOB JAY COOPER. care Swan.
Broadway and 7th-ave. H. X. CO.
A MIDDLE-AGED Swedish woman TO
take care ~ children. good seamstrrfs
best reference. Call az 30 West 4th-st.,
- noor.
CARETAKER.-By reliable Norwegian
widow. with one child. 10 take care ~
house ~ fiat. references. r. V. a. iJ1
4th-aye.
COMPANION .--Ry a lady about as to
an invalid and do lIght duties. would
make herself useful. A. Johnson-st. Brook
lyn.
OsiPANION or NURSE. or as both. a
lay with good English hospital cyreri-
ence and best New-lo ork city Enedical REL
erences well educated. terms moderate
Mrs BUTLER. from 10 til .. 352' West
3ls,-st. -
COMPANION. &c.-By a lady Of culture
and refinement TO take charge n children.
companion 20 lady or any occupation whlch
Is NOT entirely indoors. Address ALFHA.
i52 0th-aye. -----
COMPANION. BY single lady. n
clergy mans daughter. as companion 10
one or TWO small children. Address VII
son. Carteret. y. J.
- n
companion TO lady soing to Europe for
prolonged stay. -overncss % young chill
drcn: small sa.ar1-. best reference. Ad-
dress r. NJ. Box 2I5. l.2i2 Broadway
COMPANION or GOVERNEss BY an
educated. refined Swiss German French
English and kindergarten. willing 20 take
entire charge of one or two children. no
objection 70 travelling or country. eight
years very best references from one
family. Address F. $. Mon,clair y. J.
CARETAKER.-By a married womaa.
charge of gentleman house FOR summer
or longer city reference from last en-
ployer. 2lo East @3th-si.. Gordon bell
COOK and DREss-CHAMBER
MAID and WAITRESS.-By two young
Swedish girls. with best of references. 10
81 work of o family. city Or country
AGENCY. 2i5 4th-ave.
COOK. sc-By a neat young German
girl. good cook and laundress. or do
or country. 223 East 09th-s,. An hoor.
COOK. First class: understands soups
entrees meats desserts excellent baker.
lG0 West 29th-st., "a noor: ring , bells.
COOK - CHAMBERMAID.-Tw sisters
wish employment In small private family.
one cook and plain washing. other cham
herrnali and waitress Call 40 Vest 92i-
st.. present employer.
willing 20 assist with washing II required.
city or country good reference. Address
NJ T.. Fox 2Ts. 1912 Broadway.
COOK. BY young English woman:
understands carving. baking desserts.
game. marketing. city or country. hotel
or private. rete.encea Agency. 3i5 4ih-
ave
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID. BY
a Scotch Protestant. lately landed; young.
neat and intelligent: experienced IN hef
work arst-claas references. wages. Si2
Address SCOTIA. Tribune Branch once.
i12 6th-aNe.