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The Washington times., 1894-03-18
Issue 10000. Not Near Enough to Go Around
NEW PosT-oFFIcE BUILDING.
What Has Been Done Upon 1t and What
1t Will Look Like,

Mr.. John W. Kinsey, superintendent of
construction of the new United States Post
office Building at Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street, states that considerable
progress has been made on the building since
tho beginning OF the year 1894. On January
no brick work or stone work for the founda-
ton or ironwork for the superstructure had
been laid. Since then nearly 1000, 900 brick.
2,20O cubic feet of stone. and / 200 tons of
iron have been placed, the brickwork being
seven and one-half feet in thickness.
The building will be one of the finest OF the
kind in the country. 1t will have nine
stories, including basement. The most ex-
tensive piling has been done to the founda-
ton, which is said by scientific experts TO be
the strongest and most solid they have ever
seen. The basement floor will be further
soidified by layer of mixed stone and con-
crete, making it perfectly waterproof. In re-
gard to the superstructure iron will be used
throughout the entire eight stories, faced
with courses of granite. The granite facings
above the basement will be of dressed stone.
beautifully carved. The special feature OF the
new building will be the ant work. both upon
the exterior and interior. Now that Spring
has opened work upon the building will be
pushed rapidly.
Supervising Architect of the Treasury,
Jeremiah O'Rourke, is well satisfied with the
progress made upon the building since the
opening of the new year. Mr.. Kinsey. the
superintendent of construction, halls from
Tuscarowas county. Ohio. He is unremit-
ting and indeiatigabie in his duties and
knows no hours in the faithful discharge
of the responsibilities resting upon him. He
is at his Office as early as O'Clock in the
morning, and frequently remains there until
nearly II o'clock at night. He is a large
man with pleasant manners, and is always,
during working hours, at one spot or an
other in the large area upon which the new
building is being erected.
The mechanics at work on the building
have lost no time during the month of March.
They losc much more time during February
than in January. for the reason that the Feb
ruary weather was moro like that OF March,
as a usual thing, and the present March
weather, with a few exceptions, OF May
tenn mperature,
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DEPARTMENT PERSONALS.
Matters of Interest Relating to a Few Of
Our Stationary Statesmen.


Gov. Sims, First Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, is taking a short vacation in the
South, enjoying a few weeks rest on his
orange plantation in Florida. Meantime
Judge Harper. his confidential clerk, is tax
ing his vacation.
Gen. Armstrong, Assistant Commissioner
of Indian Affairs. has been kept at his home
for several days by illness.
Thomas A. Tomlinson, chief of the Sta
tionery and Printing Division of the Interior
Department, is in Brooklyn, n. Y. Assistant
Chief Charles W. Schneider, OF the Columbia
Athletic Club, is the acting chief OF the divi-
sion.
Hurthal Van V, Smith, confidential clerk TO
Assistant Secretary Reynolds. Interior De-
partment. is kept at home by illness.
Prof. I. G. Mendenhall. superintendent of
the Coast and GeoGetic Survey, is confined TO
his home by the grip
The Washington times., 1894-03-18
We Want You

"O GET acquainted with FURNISHING DE-
PARTMENT. 1t is the most complete stock of Mems
- and Boys strictly HIGH-CLASS FURNISHINGS to
be found south of New York All resh goods too of
the very best make and latest styles and coorings
We have special facilities for making SHIRTS to
MEASURE Have the largest line of Shirngs of the
best shirt cutters in America you perfec6
ting and thoroughly satisfactory garments.
Our stock Of SPRING-WEIGHT SUITS and OVER
COATS is also ready, and usual, they head and
shoulders every other line quality fashion,
finish, and fit.
The Washington times., 1894-03-18
No Food for ThOuphf

Il nearly died of ennui while was off with
Hicks said the mind-reader "What was
the matter2'' .There was not much to do,
and nothing to read. "-Bazar.
The Washington times., 1894-03-18

Skin Piccadilly Bluchers can't be duplicated
for $500.
The LADIES who read this announce
ment will profit as well as the men, for this
Kid Butchers and Cloth Top Button Shoes,
with patent calf tips, in Opera or Common
Sense" for S2.4o pair. U"''
The 50 "Jaquettes" and "Prince Alberts"
are very stylish new Spring shoes that have
just been received, and will be sold this week
at the Introductory" price, S3.25.
Six styles Ladies' "Vici" Kid-lined, Cloth
top, Blucher and Button Shoes, regularly S.,
this week $3.50.
You'll find it profitable to see US when
you want Shoes. -
The Washington times., 1894-03-18
OUR LINE

Is thoroughly complete in every detail We
have an assortment of NEAT MERCHANT
TAILORING effects MADE IN CUSTOM
STYLE-equal to custom work
The Washington times., 1894-03-18
ECONOMY.

Modern expenses out of all proporfon-in all
businesses-IS THE PRESENT AILMENT
ave sell more goods with less Statesmen and
The Washington times., 1894-03-18
GOOD CLOTHES

Rightly cut-well tailored-are the first
credentiais-no matter what your vocation
Clothes are the outward expression of your
taste and Judgment, and form the first, and
therefore the most lasting impression
The Washington times., 1894-03-18
JUVENILE DEPT.

JUVENILE DEPT.
Special Easter Offering for the small Boys
during Easter Week.
pair Of Roller Skates with every Child's
Suit from SO and upward.
One hundred Sailor Suits sizes to 10
years, in blue and gray fannels, color war
ranted. Regular price, l.50
Easter Price, S1iQ.
Three hundred Suits, eight designs, sizes
to IA years. Regular s: 15 values
Easter Price, S1.9S
Two hundred pairs of Cheviot Knee Pants
all sizes, perfect fitting, double knees elastic
waistband. warranted not to rip Actual
value, 70 cents.
Easter Price, soc.
Five hundred champion Waists, choice
designs in percale and outing cloth. Worth
80 cents.
Easter Price, Csc.
ASouvenir TO every person presenting this
ad
Give us call-even if not buying See
what's new. We have the newest and glad
to show you.
M. KAUFMAN,
Draper of Fine Clothing,
CORNER EIGHTH AND STREETS. 8. E,
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IT'S AFEAT TTOFIT FEET"
And all our "Shoe Filters" have mastered it.
HY NOT HAVE THE
BEST SHOES? They

that is, if you buy them
from us. You M E N
would be asked S. any,
where for the "Wing" or
straight tip Russet Bluch4
ers and Balls we're selling
for $500 pair, Needle"
or Ideal" toe, and our
$50 Hand Welt, Calf
The Washington times., 1894-03-18
FOR SPRING.

Our ''Great London" and "Imperiar three
button Cutaway Sacks and Frocks are taking
well-they are very swell
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
,vo7gCR Fight NTH OYSTERNEN.
VIRGINIA PoIlCE-BoAT IN AN ENGAGEMENT
WITH MARYLAND DREDGERS

,,crNrA POIICE-BOAT IN AN ENGAGEMENT
WITH MARYLAND DREDGERs.
--,.ee,d Nd. April 20 (speciaD.-The Maryland
.ia O'i oyster war has broken out afresh Last
VIZ ,be rattle OF musketry echoed across Tangier
ns- and the residents Of the towns in the neigh
s'".oa were in "A state of great excitement. The
"..rror Of Virginia. in response to an appeal
TV the Virginians the shores Of the sound had
H' .he no.ice-bOat Tangier to drive of the Mary
st -" sieers. who were again encroaching on the
.an.,rla beds. When the pollce-boat arrived the
s.rs refused 70 leave. They held that they were
'Mar,.and waters. The police-boat blazed away
"a bullets whstled through the sails Of the dredg
- A .ohooncr The forty or fifty armed men on the
40 20 ovs,er boats returned the fire regular fusi,-
~ ~. followed. until both sides had exhausted am
";f1Sn -" when the police-boat withdrew and the
n".soers remained masters Of the situation. They
w" .ns 10 Cr.sne'd this morning. and laid in fresh
snnles Of ammunition
s!Egs citizens Of Crishe'd and all the people en-
iaS IN the oyster industry on the Maryland side
ssIIr sympathy with the drcdgers. Legislation by
ss iss, General Assemblies o; Virginia and Mary
", seems % have had no effect in checking the
aaSS aaSes The Maryland oystermen say they will
r.sSe in Tangier Sound If they have to fight every
..h OF ,h9 "--'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
Furnished Rooms.

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS choice location.
G Las' aIth-si. newly iurnish"i ana deco
rated "a "a qui.i 4uI carefully hrpi house
gentlemen preferred. terms mri"r"i"
BACHELOR APARTMENTS one blo'h
from Broadway. 30 West |"tl - r"f"i
cnces exchanged
MADISON AVE. si- rarlDr no'r. fnr-
nlshrd or ua;uruish"d. Ions lrrs". OF i"'
hummer. single rooms. references.
NICELY ~ R%lSilED rrDm :" l-i pri-
vat. family. all convenience. f"hr 'nhhi"
10 permanent party. 12i Lexington ave
WEST asT-~T handsomeiy fIf
rishcd rooms. siso psrl0r Moor f"r doctor.
,lun. burinr.s or private. breakfast "p-
tilnal.
BETH ST. Is WEST. Handsomely fur.
ulshed rooms for gentlemen I"fI"r anI
bedroom connecting. references.
asTIl sT. PIG WEST Handsomely fur
nishrd lnrgr rooms. all improvements.
near Br sdway. brcnhfaH optional
,3DsT. 1Os WEST Front and back
parlor furnished. physicihn ~ dentist
,lsT ST 10 WEST Hhudsom" rooms
siugl~ or en suite with board. 10 desirable
parties. references exchanged.
s3D ST. - WEST Newiy and hand
somely Furnished large nnd hall rooms
table and service uneNcrpu'hhl' rei"rr"'es
CS WEST 3sTII- ST Desirable larg" or
small rooms: all cpnveniences for comfort
and rest. location good and central
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
podr0 ono Rooms.

Al AccoMMODATGONS On Murray I'Ii.
- rtt.r,. rcar iGih. -t.. references ;
su,u,u.r rates. with or "'h"ui b"il"
HOARD ON THE HILL 2G' 'l~fm"nt-
,,. EroDkItn. 81 fhe homo "i ~" owner
-.i,.s,r,t fr,nt nlcpt" ans snunf" i""ni
IN i,,,.,....r,.af- good table. I'"H"haii'
-. Lo,ls. strictly nrff class. central 'r
oman. near I. ana troil"f cars
\, II MADISoN-AVE. Large hand
,..,.. r,,.fnt. families n: g"nil"in""' fp"' '"l
..,r,ug.fgcuts made for summer WIN OF
without h0nId. references.
WEST 7trH-sT. Board In a S9u'ht,n ,,Iis-,i
fsm,l,. Ma J. references. 'NSiilr H.
l. o BOX .. .iC1
l7Tu-sT.. 2a7 East. stuy'r-an' Sqnalr
V,u board. desirable f""in.. "l"''F
ram IN .nrlor fiopr. references.
% WEST 2oTU ST 70 Jet with board
Ind gc.r ,.oms: reference given ana Pc
qulr.i. 'ahl~ board.
,,q11 ST. so EAST Frv table bond J.
ers wanicl: small family "'''"""' ''"''
board. m1d"'ai".
47rI, ST. 20 WEST Rooms WIN b'.r1' ,,'I
sunn,ior arc Irnmcdaiions. lan'7"i''N Jul
nishcd ~,
,o,-I, ST. CT Nf.sT second Moor IRON,
.lrnyr With board. oth"r f"""H Wv
,oon. references. --
,oo v.rsT ,iTrI-ST Pleasant suites OF
r,',,ns vim hoard. for spring or sunni" .n'r
sn,snn. private bathroom, 'tS IT..
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FURNISHED 6onsrs 60 Let.

CATSKILI. MTS Grand fi"'"i
rnors elevation .. l5o f.. only 81" t"A-
son. Address BOX -. North IaFis ''""'
y. y.
sTOCKRRIDGE. MAJ Furnished '''-
,sga T., let. newly furnished AMI in '"''-
ough repair. all c0nr"nien'~s. h@,h; n''
and oprn nres parlor. library. HhhS fi'
,ccep,ion rooms. and nine bedrooms i"''id~
servants rooms &c, statle fgr fouf ~
six horses Apply 20 EDWAkD Is. 'N ~
s'ockbri1ge Mass.
no LET.-Two sh1re cottages; inrn.-h"l,
80 - on ,,enfses. safe bathing ".-
,ensive view On I.ong Island sound. rtln.
70 Kowayion OF South %oIwalk Cmnh -"
each ~ season q. :. BENEDICT S''i"-
ford conn
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
for 5ale.

MAGNIFICENT folding bod i"r az
nearly nsW. ~ great ra' flnc"' ~ |
small standard. cnmpl"'". 81. am :"
Refrigerator. CLARK. ~ N'F'
sAFES.-Wc have made up ~, ~,
,lsss lo.., safes guaranteed nrepf"pI =
,,,r urtc. BIS. worth $50 call ana et'
anime then. p IL GROSS. -o6 y way
SAFES sold direct by the man iihc'niri'
20 The customers. cheap fpr cash house'
tl5 up. business. S2j NJ. ca'al1gue Tree
= Y SAFE CO. ~ clinton 1'ace'
Ic FOOT CATEOAT. win f-'s ~ .ais
SO lnqure ~ Harlem lachi I'm. i5i,l i,5I,.
y, East Kly@r. or WILLIAM Klh' li'f o
IlG Easf NIth-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
Dreesmdkinq.

A pHESSMAKER desires II situation In
n family b, thr month. long experi~nc" IN
cutting and fitting. no cOrrespohdlhs '''
East 10Th
A GOOD DKESSMAKER wants to ~
ont by the day. 81 per day. best feIrr-
encr H. BROZMAN. - East l2''h-s'
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING. imported
~ ashions hotel orders at snort nI..,: ,,,:
t,r,ces. MrS. M'ELROY. a. East ilth-st.
teiyeen proadwny and University flace.
DpFssMAKING. - Perfect -ntting and
.,rlish dresses made on short notice. from
sd up. Mrs WIrKOV 22' West lGth-st'
pREssMAKER wants a few. more cu:
,orurrs at hom". suits from 30 np. ~
FOX. 81 W,st soth-st.. near Hl'ef'''e
Drive.
IREXCH DREssMAkEk. from pouce,
ana Felix. cutter. htter. designer. vans
u,nra ENGAGEMENTS by daN IN family. = 30
Addr.s. FRENCH DRESSMAkER. l''
West a3d u.
X :. DRIsCoLL. I45 West 2oth-st-
Fsshionable drcssmaker: evenlng r', an'
notice imported models. prices moderate
lnE IKIBrNE
Ar BRANCH OFFICES,
,d,ertlsemrnts receive, st .rRular once
ratcs until y. NJ. Wa;
- 4th.aNe.. cor. iithst.
l3. ~ ad'avc, between 18TH ard 77th sss
'93 9.,1 I'd ave between 18TH and 7Oth SIS.
i'",y ID ave near 6le'.st.
i.6s I-t-,yr uclr S9th-st.
I.Cn tia.c corner 41th-st.
80. sd aXc near East 31th At.
~, Avenue A. between 80 n Il fth sts.
- G.nal.st ard lj1 Division-st
10 CiMrch.st.. bet. Wcricn and Cham.
heis sts.
osi shave, :. e. COZ. OF <oo-st.
~ Gth.ave., cor. l2thst .s.
1e2 ColumbIs-nve., near VIZ ooth's~
iO0 West ga at. ne< oh-e'o.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
for Sale.


At REDUCED PRICES. 900 src,n..
hand wood and iron working ma
SsIv cuArIrteed; machinery bousHV az
.Srisnged. GEOKGE b. EDDf' J'o " -''
soa-st
A HANDSOME upright piano. "'''''
used. price low I3J West 23d-sI
A1Ll!1Lf's IUOL sTokl; 90 fu.Dn. fut.,on.
AZ Xey.YOrk WORKSHOP mechlhc') VoS'
power. IL; ire; wood earvlng on; Sne.b.,or, ,
ssws designs and fancy WOODS inouOA'''
ona DIoodcrs in opefaton.
ATTENTION sewine machine 81 az a..
kinds. new. 80 good s~o"nr rnnred ne'i' Al
cash OF credit ckshans'' ifsft,st.
..AXTIorEs. 100 9'h-aye.. near @''n'
~. -o
pr.I-rrFI-L GOLD CHAIRS only s. ~
,.,stisd generally Tor sG -. my uh'.
frnnn the IN kerr. reducing .i"ck go"
sacriacine COLD CHAIR MAJ NFN'
TCREK. 30 MurTay-sL
uIcYCLEs.- Monarch pneumatic, hitu m
est grade lowest P,.J,e' 1c% 1,~"' %iSo ladies'
rafettes Real Estate Ofii"e. Lexington
ave. near 4i'h-st-
DEsK.--A 'our-foo,. roil-top desk; gI. 'g'a
oak. for si9 10: The largest %" - cat.
furniture IN Hex-York. "fitr ~
aIoe"'r' En,pire I'.Sn 20. 400 liroai"''.
DIAMONDS. watches and i"wciry, N2l4 -, ,
on credit ,o responsible parties HE->"'
sCIIAAP. 81 70 80 Maiden Lane. ------
FOR SALE.-St Bernard dos' '''''
old 25S West li3d-si. --
FOR sALE.-Powerfal French nsluf''. .',ll,.. ~.
cos, $50. FOR $40 &. o. D.. pii'danr5S cin-
sm,naticn. Address J.. q. BOX "'-' '"
clnnati. Ohio. ------
LADY will sacrifice her up'lght p.S"".
cost 500 fve months ago. ana ~, ~" ~, 80
stool, scarf. for $ls5. Inquire ~
dencc. 127 East i1Ith-st.
MARvI,; SAFE. largest size. mr. loIiN
burglar, combination locks. bargain"
FOLEY, 1888 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
miscellaneous.

IN ROSELLS IEDoAkf cr we s,rsi ga
r..,,.Iy cures sweni.nP. "nI"T .-' ,iri
icct. c,rns. bunions. insi'",nE i''l - T%f,-
slste. or mail"l i"I -: v
tnv.rflon. secured
- ~ Dos, of reference. Liberal teFnls'
nioIni,,inl ~ dcnc. solicited and all matter
'fTi". put',,r,. confidential. Address oS' Ah
4 MICII;I x 90. ~. l0' M2ntsn,ii',, M.Iisn,in,.'k Y
aTe'' H;oomAeld Ne"-Ie'se|
9o, Jntcators'' free.
-, .,cKn io-pound hoxes dcliv-
TIE 'ip'' p G. DERiNGER, Postoih'e'
Ncw-Tork. =.
..rrr, To huv. stone crusher' o'
Nv ~ rS,Icrs used for that purpose W. ~
i.Gl9 21-avc.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
borsts an0 Carriages.

4 HANDSOME dark bay team. lJk
hands : years old sound. Kind and fear
less. Ions. flowing names and td'ls. pric"
SpD. Cctagon 'front.' brouShsm and Victoria
IN superb order. both butt bv Brewster x
60. $3.50 each. double and single harness
also hay horse Ia. hands. wears. sound.
kind. c8u trot in 30. price SD. top
siIebsr wagon boy Fl1niiau. with harness.
si2j. PALACE BOARDING STABLES.
23I and 2Ss Schermerhofn-st.. near Bond
81. Brooklyn.
BARGAIN. Tram sound Young horses
SO. thre~ business horses. $50 10 So. l0J
Freeman -. Gr@eupDint
FOR SALE-A pair ~ hne dapple gray
horses. very cl"s~ mates liA. hands. .
and wears Old. also pair = ilne dark
lay horses. very close mates. wears
~. hands high. ih"v ere an very stylish.
Wei broken 10 harness. fearless ~ any
thing. and warranted sound. great knc"
actors and good drivers. cali on W. Il.
SNYDER. 5ii Wyandotte-si.. :. Brthle-
hem. Penn.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
SEASON outfit for children. I'D
dress Or. o. g. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
+. o. Box lGl. Jamaica. l.. I.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
flats Go Get unfnrnishc0.

FLAT. q larg' rooms. dccorh,rH. s,""li
bea,ed s,unl family desiring plenty room
and comfort. hrt step from "nS h'H''n ~
having passenger elef&tnr. - ~.
rs WEST 22D 81. First anH s'' h4
a., serer r,oms and bath. heated ani
wirb all improvements. Inquire p r'rih-
ises
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
Hoero Uan.eo.

WANTED. BY young business 'it, MAJ ~",. s'I.
,,,w,,r.NeJ room ana good board ohtcah''s'
and dinncD in prlvai" i"mli.. ~ q
-" ~" ' ..r.ace- exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
domestic Gituntlcns Wantc0
Males.

Males.
HITLER. - scotch; singie-handcd or
where n parlormad H. kept. personal ref
ercnces. A. F.. Box o. Tribune Once.
Bt'TLER. -Englishman: thoroughly un-
derstands the care Of dining room and Sill
YER. h-.t-class city references; city or
country. Address A. A.. 100 West $2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
'ElWTTEl [BME9L1ElO

MWl7[gIl lBMGSl1NlQ
LAKE uOpATCONG NEN-JEKsEY
CAPACITY. f'O NEW MANAGEMlNT one and one
quar'er hours VIA J. l. W. T. r. N'cessoc e"T,. ,t
nine miles long. surrounded by forests. superb ye"s
drives and bathing eNceptonaiy hnr; ladies billiard
Nrw-Yori, oaire ,G5 Broadway. RICHARD II S1EARNs
LONG BEACH ASS0GlA TON
Announces the opening OF
LONG BEACH, L. D.
SEASON or 1894.
This R~s,r, Is within easy reach Of New York nnl
Bra kyn Frequent trains. moderate rates The Beach
is uncxcened rs summe. resort anywhere on the At
lantic Coast.
Malaria aul kindred troubles unknown Sanitary
t-c,ed springs on the mainland Both surf and s water
bathing Unlimited opportunities fr boating and fishing
HOTEL. will be- GO nduc'cd upon European plan and VIII
open June s' Io1ws will be let at reasonable rates
special terms ~ tail" board
FURNISHED COTTAGES he rented for 500 ari
upwards. ana " - - Gas aui water
sro includ.l n r.,' THE ASSOCIATION La. a-ranrel
for MINER pAEL1AMENT' during Juiy anl August.
REV DAVID JAMES BI RREII. y. y. PRESIDENT.
Tie following well-Fuown s;caEers VIII co-operate:
Joseph Co.h Prof Alfred S,haufier Jesse J. HUH
but J.. j.. Wilbur +. Cfars D j.. John l. Srui1"r.
i. j. 4. e. DIXON. j. l.. Eev. +. y S'esTns. John g.
Woouoy Thomas =. MURPHY Mrs. J. Ellen Poster Mrs
I}arncs. Dr. Franc., =: Ci,ts. b. r. Tyler. u. H. MfS
ii,conc Mr. O.'raaIcr ana many others
detailed pro-pecir. viii b, mailed ~ request
LONG BEACH ASSOCIATION,
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
tonnirn Real Gstaie for Sale

..AcENCY .or Montcia.rx Residence prop.
~. al kinds. sale or\rent. furnished
.---.-s Tubs Taylor. : Beekman- y. i.
,.sEACTlFUL BUILDING PLOT. 75x2i3
~, On 4 line residential street. few min
"a walk from station In Orange. n j.
S--.-.ess y. NJ. y 800 East 1874 s,.
tot SALE AT ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
IA ioy'n cottage. pacinc-aVe; steam heat .
- e"nYeni,nceS. Sl5UO
Apply ~ North 5th-st.. 81 noor,
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
domestic 5lnatious Uanteo
Males.

BUTLER and FALET-HOt SEkEEf-
ER.-By a French couple: man hrst-class
viz. first-class cook: both thoroughly ex-
perienccd: also willing 20 take charge OF
club: understands the management thor-
oughly; can give satisfactory references.
Address ". T.. Box 265. Tribune Uptown
Office l242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
6clu Wlntto.

rN't
GDob AGENTS ct"Nnher" for la'cs'
srfp.. 'tff.. sells rs-if Ni'h lafg" 81. m
in.i,.r stamp AMIH'rt% L)'k.'ttANk
,O.. milwaukee. Ni-.
Malrs.
WANTED Al office l.y in drfr' ~
c.r4r...sl.u house Altr~... 10 Dvn baud
writing R q r.. 1nhune oi'c"
WANTED \ eprn,. man ahoI; twenty
,-ars - axe aulrs au1 Intelligent ~ ~
.i-fait ls,nAk~ey-r tu if"'Ni'n ~,
tory, \ IAr..- wifh particulars. " -
H.N -, N-~ Noih 'i'y.
WANTED Men 900 ,a'tie steamers -
I<n.i... Iit-fg.Il sul Pl'ss"" "Nfh f"r
l.ssag, Npiit g., Gfr~uwirh -.
Females.
TEACHERS Safite French. about ~.
T.. Al -.h.-,l. must have i"'"fl i"t iH'i
oughn.f. al-, fulug ladf - 'rirh Latin.
4f.rt ana English hrrr'h~.. nI-' 81
,e,.ful established school fpf salr. - .
TNAL EDVtATipNAL Bl htAl, l"'l
Ar.n.4f Phnad"lphih
WANTED 1t SALARY - 81 weekly. a
sir,.~f u-ll educated lads muF' nav q"
i,cf auI pl.nsrnf fuauu"f~. all after 49,
MISS MILLER g. Inif~r-.s Place.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

A VALUABLE PATENT of an entirely
new NE p-"s"rver for sale. can be seen
AZ JOHN MAEEKLES. 2i9 Eldridse-si..
corner stanton
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

nrrAsANT' ROOMS with b.nri Ia prl'a'" family II
] East ofangr. Addr'rS . -. ,-...
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
Qiin Real estate for Sale.


CHOICE. 3is-s'r-y. ~ e.. West End
ave. near -flcs. bargain. STEVENS. "ih-
ave. corner 80 81
MUST SELL "'h- prc''ies. American
basement house ~ Wos' side would like
orer. AdfFess BARGAIN. 4j3 Columbus
ave
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. oornc- lcsth-st -
hrhsiartal. artistic. [etached house: 10"
Elee. send fo- circular. ATLAS iN-
FhONEMENT Co. IS Broadway.
Brooklyn.
CLIENT las ncW 'wo-sfory frame house.
hssf e4-vaf-l station nine Ior ms range.
Nier, tubs gas fixtures. price. 81 S";
sms easy Photograph AID particulars.
ChAS. +. HALSTED Lawyer. - William
o.. Neg-York
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
Business Cbdnres.

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A VALUABLE PATENT Of an entirely
new Ne p-eserver for sale. can be seen
AT JOHN MAERKLE'S. 2io Eldridse-si..
corner Stanton-st.
\ MATTHEWS No. three fountain
BottIing Machine and Corkng Bench. ,o2
-. Nicholas-ave.
CAPABLE Man. with $4,000 20 in
vest IN preferred stock 90; we'll established
incorporated company. controlling very
favorable opportunities FOR Development, I,
position u treasurer open. +. .. Box is'
New YORK.
CHEAP Cigar store and pool parlor.
with good paying business. reason fur sell
Ink. l.hvlng inr city. call AT loo Court
ST.. Rrpokyu.
DRtG STORE wanted in Nsw-York
STATE. doing 50 per daV. for cash 'n--
TONER. OF viii rent wrll-1catei store. IL.
KEELING Room 81. fI"glmnn Block
Binghamton. y. Y.
MANUFACTURING property for sale; ;
..S OOD ~. It.. 2iz hours out. 80 horse
power water. 100 horse steam. great bar
gain. +. IN FOREST SHELTON. stewart
building
OLD ESTABLIsHED mems furnishing
goods and hat store IN city near New ork
FOR a..lc. owing to sickness. Address VII
I}i X. Tribune Oi'ice.
PARTNER wanted IN tho s~cond-hani
y
SEY. 100 West 5Oth-si.
PATENTS procured for meri'or,ous IN
venti1ns corresp sp0ndencr solicited. NJ. y.
CONVERSE. 20 Park Place. Nrw-fork.
FAKrY or parties able 90 lny-s. $3.50
or more can obtain absolute control oi
excellent business. no scheners need I"'
ply. Address ATTORNEY. Box q. Tub-
unc once.
SMALL manufacturing plant. complete
boi,er and engine. stamping prrS'ra. dies
md other tools Address MANEk. care 81
= Hampe. 6iv Flushing ave. BROOKLYN.
TO MANUFACTTRERS Free sites.
capital furnished % build power furnished
81 hors- yearly oth-r Inducements. near
is city l.. DE FOREST SHELTON n
co. stcwaft Building.
THE All. THERE PUZZLE. progress
sive ala. there Patent toy for sale none
ia g. wood turning. Just patented siO"p.
capitalists only. give references 70 your
lanit ". H. HOFFMAN, tBpN 1853 -.
salt Lake CRY. Itoh.
WANTED A per cent > . 10 year
loan on strictly Nrepriot west sl1- proper 3
worth f1ur ZINES the amount required
principals only. 400 ireenwich s..
WANTED Dentist - occupy oli-"s'ab-
lsh"d dental pariprs. best I"cniiDn IN
ToDghke~rsi". y. Y. CIIAS. +. LICK ~
500 CASH WANTED for AN oii -rs-
iahlishrI business paving "a lirg" lt"ht
nothing hu' a general business "N1"t~h''
regulr.,l. present owner has "''rp''l a
once Address = :. IADh. Wi Decatur
g.. RrcDSfn.
Siorn To ;2o.D)o 20 inv~.i wiki p"f
mi ..rvic-- boz an established and profit
ald. iusin.as Address l.Ns 81. - 'h""