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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-30
ODDS AND ENDS.

Some biologists consider madstones as
fossil corals
Il sometimes costs more toskeep up a
big reputation than it is worth.
The fail mentioned in thee 4 Tesla
mentsis still mussm Syria, Arabia and
Egypt.
Bucketaof pantain Mavesare made
sby the natives of almost every tropical
country.
So far as quantity is concerned, coal
stands for IS per cent Of all the minerals
extracted.
The hoe is the universal cultivating
tool among all nations Of centralAfrica.
Artificial ice was first manufactured
by the use of chemical mixtures in the
year 17sS
The spade used by the Roman peasant
during the empire was q wooden instru-
ment tipped with iron.
The conegeyoung ran naturally feels
that he should have some latitude after
taking a degree-lndianapois News.
leveled their grounds with a roller made
Of the trunk Of q tree.
TharepoSt of the Michigan stataboazd
Of health shows thAEmore peopez6e
from consumption that statesthan
from any other diseN
q niiEkmlns mussgm 8 Louisville e.
. turnsd to DUTY aftersa vacation Of 1s
moths recently and remembered the
door of every customer.
The earliest tanning minsonwinnow-
ing machmasWasinvantA 10 Ghinasand
in use there for centuries, while Europe
were cleansing their grain by cast
ing it into thesairo on awindy day.
Il is said that the value of Peruvian
bark was first discovered by the fact
that ssck-animals inPeru were observed
tognaw the barkof a certain tree. Men
tried tiesameremedy with beneficial re-
suits, and quinine was giventothe world.
The argand lamp was discovered by
Argand, IT,, while Argand, ST., was
busy studying the problem of how to
produce q good white light. The boy
capped the, broken neck of wine bottle
over the duh red fame of the lamp and
the work was done.
AS early as 1860 Dr.. Clayton distilled
coal IN a retort and produced gas, which
he confined in bladders and was accus-
toned to amuse his friends by burning
this gas s it issued from holes in the
bladder prickedwith a pin. ThlswaslO
years before gas lamps.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-30
A O Man Gone.

Stranger-Quite a large funeral, l see.
Mr.. Rura1-Yaas, sir. But faint as
big as it&would "a been if all of as could
have left om. work. lust tell you, Cross
Roads has lost a mighty good citizen.
Well never see his equal.
THAT'S very sad"
~ssYaassysir.aT The good oidsdeacon is
gone. He always kept his fences tight
and his chickens wings clipped."-New
York Weekly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-30

What are all of those bicycles doing in
front of China's store? The riders ere inside
enjoying that good Soda and Ice Sherbets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
SIXTH RACE For maiden thrce-y"ar ols and upward:
s7J each. with 81 900 added. one milo on the turf
NOT To RICE II ENGLAND.
MR.. CROKER SAYS THAT REPORT Is Az ABSURD
ITY HIS APPEARANCE YESTERDAY
At TIE TRACK.

Richard Croker at thu Sheepshead Bay track
yesterday and enjoyed the racing hugely. lie looks
extremely IT. and well. as h is Drowned and hard
enod by his trdve.s. and he has left al traces oi
the malaria contracted last spring buried in the
waters Of Killarney beauiifu, lakes. When asked
about the reports that he intended to In Eng
land. Mr. Croker laughed and said
Il have been accused Of almost every absurd Idea
that could form IN the fertile brains OF the report
FRS. In regard TO racing. my opinion is that We
have better racing In this country. so Of course.
prefer 10 race here
u may come 20 the track on Saturday to see Dob
bins try for the Realization Stakes. AS have been
told that ne is a greatly improved colt since left
Morris Park. believe that h. has n chance. but
d. not underrate Senator Grady the other con-
tcstants. many shrewd turfmen say that Dob
bins is not bred to stay Gistaacc of ground.
II regret To hear that Domino IL lane and sin
ccrcy hope II is not serious. as Mr. Keene IL one
Of the real type of true spor'smen and is devoted
10 Domino. ! will start for Nchaeld Springs to-
night. but will pay occasional visit 10 New York
] am pleased that ala not sell Armitage he has
won his shave Of the money since last him a.
Morris iark
All that ask is that my private affairs be left
alone. and IS have with from public He |
should AZ least be allowed attend 10 my IN airs
without unnecessary comment.
From what Is sail about Rev 81 Santa Anita
Eastern turfmen should hc pleased that he viii
not be- contestant in the Realization on Saiur-
day"
Mr.. Croker Is likely 10 race his horses at Sara
togd. as he Is firm believer IN the beneficial -
suits derived 10y horses which spend a few weeks
at that heal;hful resort
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succeed John Hunter as chairman Of the stewards.
so that weeks may eapse before the Gideon-Dwyer
quarrel IL set ed
Daily America ran remarkable race with Tom
by some Of the trainers who bet on his chances,
Their watches stopped at 2SL the horse was
several lengths behind the leaders when the nag
fell u W Rogers seldom finds fault. but he was
Tom Skidmcre's performance waJ a Dove the aver
age. He superbly ridden by Jockey Griin.
In regard 20 Griffin his true friends are anxious 70
have HIN take res. and fully recover his strength
shaken up when Sir knight Eel, with him some days
agO Griffin dislikes 10 refuse mounts; not that ne
Is dvarlcious or morcenary, but because ne IL afral
he WI. offend )dy. His horsemanship was
mastery manner IN wnigh b" landed MI Jingle "A
winner. c."lrly 0utrilina Penn who appeared 20 be
In pensive mood a through the last quarter OF a
mile IN tho
Sir Walter defeated the game banquet In a hotly
contested race, in which he made al the running,
winning al out by .ength.
Gideon & Days horses have wen IN the neighbor-
hood Of $4,000 a the Sheapsheld Bay meeting thus
far, and are likely 10 Increase the amour; 70 $4,000
Adolf Nelson Is In despair. az his mare Persist
ence fell at the water-j jump In the steeplechase
at Brighton Beach yesterday.
There was racing at Flushing. and the oinclais
OF that moral village al not interfere with the
managers II Is likely that a circuit OF four tracks
in the neiEhborhool of Long Island city Will be
Yidcd among them that there will be oEposi-
ton 10 thc So, elled big tracks.
There was another ste"pechase ~ Sheepshead
Bay Yesterday that furnished amusement and eX-
race. The fold was scene for a picture for one
Of the comic papers. there were horses with
ont riders and riders without horses mixed m with
stable attendants. who rushed hither ami thither
ards that it was not II race. but bcllam let out
for an airing
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ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK
TALK AMONG THE TIRFMEN-INCIDENTs or
THE HOLIDAY.

ABOUT THE LAWN AND PADDOCK
TALK AMONG THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or
TIE HOLIDAY
a starters lot Is not a happy one. Neither Is the
lot Of the chairman % the stewards. James r..
Keen- lodged a complaint against James Rove yes
tcrlay FOR favorng Wafer at the post IN the
Eclipse Stakes. sir Keenc IS a man of unioubted
courage = MAKE charge agains' Row In the fac
OF the announcs OF the stewards tina, any per
son guilty OF recurrence would he severely pun
ishcl Perhaps Mr.. Rowe Is the person that the
sin az recurrence" + c.a,in.i against out tho
charge have been preferred that there ar lively
times In store fJr the r1uch-d e.es.cl rcrlbes who
have hungercd aul tnirstcl for tina; t,- stew
ards never gave. II IT,. stewards visited the pad
dock after the race and saw the wounds and brulses
that both Walter and keenan, received from The
heels Of some 81 the contestants I'm the race they
wou.d have undoubtel evidence that both OF them
wer" In the thick OF the ARRAY the post while the
fed was skrmshing for start. However the
race is over. and Waiter the winner c'ear.y de
monstrat'd his superiority - his opponents MJa1co
ran extremely green, but Is almost 10 improve
on his form Ia yesterdays race when he f. ridden
by jockey who can keen him straight a@d make
him do hts best
Rancho Del Paso Youngsters finished first and
second in the Grea' Trial Stakes qnl another cali
fornian, Roy g! Santa Anita. won the sheridan
Stakes az Chicago. which made James r. Haggin
hnd John Ma kay. who We're seated tn the club
house stand rejoice although the latter was conf
dent that Couuolsseur would win n, Grelt Trial
The Tr.bunes exclusive news ln regard ID the
dissonsions IN the Jockey club was confirmed al
IN" track yesterday. John Hunter. the chairman
Of the stewards. has sent In hs resignation Il f.
no; At al. likely that he Will change his mind as his
position has been made extremely unpleasant by "a.
dssensions aal Quarrcis both in ana ont " tnr
Jockey club
There are no new developments in the ,iiIeon-
tffa fr -.
all not shake hands aul make ny their quarrel
with each other John II. Bradford slid ycs'cr las
that h never made an official announcement In
regard 70 the matter. Apology Wa made to the
Coney Island j. key Ciub for the 'he c.uu-
house
II was tho general impression among urfmen =
the track that nothing remained for Sir Dyvcr
to 10 but 10 make an ample apology and 4 COM
p;ete rctraciion Of the assertions uttered By him IN
the heat ~ passion Just how the Jockey Cluh
stewards can settle anything IN It's present state is
difficult 10 conjecture
There is already much speculation to who viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
TROTTING IN KENTUCKY.

Lexington. Ky. Ju.y (spcciaD.-This was the
first day Of the Kentucky Trottng Horse BREEDERS
Associarion's midsummer meeting and 200 people
Witnessed the initial performarce The weather was
fine. the track fast and the sport Of high order.
Tmpetuous. a two-yoar-oh. by Dictator on, o.
Harold mare. trotted the third mite Of her winning
Results.
First race. 217 class trotting purse 500 Token
by onward won. Ce.erima. second: Black Storm
third Best time rs
Second race. two-year-ois trottlng. purse SiOo--
lmpetuOus. 10y Dictator. won, Bucvrus nv Wilton.
2sii. '
Tnlrl race. 40 class. trotting: purse ss,o-C.auds
NJ. breeding unknown won. Silver Edge second:
Anthels. third Best time. 22li.
Fourth race yeariing trottsrs. purse S3cD-Dick
Russell, by Lord Russell won: Indra, by BARON
Wilkes second Maggie G. by May King, third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADDITIONAL. CAPITAL rKo'I RED ior
manufacturers ana others desiring 7" ~
tend their business. stores ana birih so
plnccs Snld quickly. without puhllcil. Nc
iONAI.D n WGGGiNS. TAO Nn~stu-tt
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PHOCIREp Tor
husiucfs purposes. investors advised
fwithout clnrg~) ~ dcairahl" Dpportim
tin.. highest commercial references
GRIGGS a. CARLETON. Brokers. ao-
BrolGwa".
cOt'%TVY JEWEigY STORE fOlt
sAIE.-Siock. lease. goodwin. "ic
price or, $500. cause - 100 Jung. si'hn"-,.
MpONA1D & WIGGINS. lao Nassau st.
ATTrXTIoN, MANUFACTURERS I'm
surpassed advantages. liberal Induce
ments 20 locate. free sites. fte' power .
taxes r.bated. other Inducements Par-
ticulars. f. DE FOREST SHELTON.
Stewart building. y !.
CATTLE RANCH Profitable. pleasant
henlthful business; located Rocky mount
aims for sale owner desires chansr
might exchange: price Goon' unFIl. u i,I
b.r.d Address for particulars. RAN'li-
MAN. Tribune once
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FOR SALE.


At REDUCED PRICES 800 second
hand Vol ard iron working machines:
fu.. rnnrant~cd, machinery bought ana
srchangrd GEORGE h. EDDY. a'a A"1i-
scnst
ATTENTION. sewing m,rh'r~s q ~
Kinds. new So god SECOND honi 'iV
casa. 80 ,f.d. - - l,"t" i.,t y"
AT IITTfE's TOOL STORE. 81 Futon.
- Sew Nrrk. workshop machinery t'.t
pcw.rl lot rec. wood carving toYls STROLL
raws designs and fancy woods. inrib"toi'
and breeders IN operation.
BlcYcI.Es Meteor. cushion tr". LADY. 3
high sr"l" pnn"u"''i. 'l." '',@ ~, ''' I ,''
fused ~ FranA.in-s'. 81 Moot
U1cYcr.Es Absolutely brand new i~oi
highest grud~ SIPS pn"uw''i. l'inr
boz tools guaranteed pr"f~r' OTTER. whli
th~v last unly SIS Il2A f'"rfs-s'.
Brooklyn
nirYcIE BARGAINS NEWl Juvenile
Wheels si2 ny d.. Lsa.c' T., @ INT .n ,.i
SO o. - HERALD go tSpl' '"-"
House. ia Nassau -. near 4. %.
HicYCLEs
second hand taA"7l In trade for new
who'll. w.. have over ~ Will clear ont
YER, cheap. such AS Nassau 50 ." 7'l
iot. So Wnrv ick So. W"-i.in.. F'H
osiord-. s5 DRMONpE 'oMrNNY. 10
Barclay ~.
BICYCLES -Ilgh-grad~ pn-umatics from
t,s g. $50. AL Rh~o.utcb nrM. - 4. -
pounds. also ladies'. El'NNLE ofFl'f ,.
49,, Lexington hsr.. near t4ih-st.
DESKS 4 FOUR FOOT polished oak rou'oP
desk for $40. h-foot high roll soid oak
desk .or y3s the hiss.st barge n u, IN He"
York EXPIRE DESK co. tW WiN
SAFES Chap Or ca'n c,osling on! stock
IN hand ,f National sase- at less
than cost Of manufacture. 4. II. GROSS
600 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
pREgSNhhING.

A-A.-COUTUHIEE FRAN'NlSE, MING
Andersen los West iIth g.. f,i"sN'
with stems Ladies materials w'd". A''
,ersnn's = .essc, rcmod"li'd. fancy Waists.
summer prices
4 Artistic SUMNER dresses nf'''
from 81 tthls MONTH. 'ail rii. IN li.
work Guaranteed. also Wedding. .N'"''b'
reception. arasld" and travelling oNluil' =,
wraps ami costumes ~ rN"} 'rtrIlp', ~"
made IN short notice. cutting har'hg' -
unfiefns 10 measure - cents. ihir' Hl.
iei- ETIIEf.s dr~Huallng ptl'rs. 30
East 10th ".
DHTssMAKFR. Makes hanf, Drn" suits.
latest ,t,le~ s. short anfir" p"filci
rffar. 20 wars .Npstlcur". NJ" @M1 Wv.
iOn Wcat ;o'h -. !. station %" ''ih'I.
FRENCH DRESS. cloak stage costume
fnnHer At 81 80 p"r day. city OF country .
MRS. PICCHART. 20 iond-st S'n'
postal card
WAIST and SKIRT HANp. lat" with
stern Bros. o. - oui ly 'hr a,E o."
,,kr WORK home. hest reference. Address
j.. I.2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE. SEVEN pony stations. all
frs' class stock ponies. VIII seu either
of them. chlldrens ponics al ages broken
and unbrDken AddIes, DT O. &. Jack b.
son. =. - Eos lGi. Jamaica. Ions l.
lard. y
GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered. $50
ME- light rsteGHtuu cutunt~r fop rhi
roy. us"l > weeks cost $50 also fIr ihifI
va,u. ladt's loop front top phae'Di. ,"tl
stylish Inquire at PRIVATE STABLE.
10 West if'h-s'.
HORSES BOARDED. summer and winter
AZ 81. ponies AZ 81 p"r month. pa
tlcular attention o. lame horses ponies TT
children for sale Altr"-s Dr 81. q.
JACKSON, l.. - Box 1911. Jamaica. T.. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Cor ntry.

AGENCY for Monielair. residences. all
Minds for sale or renf furnished houses.
TUBBs 4 TAYLOR 5 Beekman-st.. \.
nAkDAfNS W@s' SIDE houses SO 90 ~
f.Os go six s1ii Ia iWo wDok- -TEN
ESs. OH ave. conner a3iS'
FOR SALE bargain. furnished r.''age
ea~y terms god i0rnffOn. : AZ
TIIoSY. Ocean Wave iG.'~' Lonk Branch.
y
CHEAPER THAN BOARDING. small
c.ffag~ o. ACRES. saii water q o.. rr
80 location. coui brr~res FRED MlNEk.
~fonlug'on conn.
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
PORTER IN w,s~ By Young colored
man good reference from last employer.
HENRY g. watkins. 100 Raymond st.
b.Hoklfn
PHYSICIAN Recon, graduate IN msil-
cine would 'rayel al HON" or abroad with
M IHii flf small cCmpcnsatiDn Address
rtIiSlC1AN. 22s 'att"ll-~t. Easion. Penn
rAPEEHANGER Young man. steady.
wants w.rk "a c'unt'j. PAPER
HANGER. M Yths'.
PAINTER pn?erhanrcr. kals,mlner. wants
work Dor iDt nnly landlord or private
fari.le- reasonable best r.comm-nda-
tionS JACOkY no. Fast 73d ~
PORTER In wholesale house by G.rus n D.
American. nrsi.ciass references T. !.
81 LLEk 3i3 Greene ave. Brooklyn.
SALESMAN side line - sell - dry
goods ana general stores Box fT2 Phila-
telph.a. Pom.
sTENOGRAPHER anil TYPEWRITER -
By an experienced eirnosrapher AMI
typewriter would substitute good pen
eratr salary ROBERTSON. y. .. Box
: fonk"rs y \
SALESMAN Aged ~. ~ years experience
shoes ~ would Introduce any good
line ia North Carolina. salary ~ oOmms
ri'n WILLIAM PARTRIDGE. lIish
Point. y q.
TEACHER COMPETENT. French. IN pr
yate family 90 teach French and other
languages. terms very moderate. Prot
OlIASIANIAN. i2s Thompson-s'
TUTOR French Narsianl tutor will give
lessons In me French languaEs. can
speak English and German. best refer
ence. Alir'ss CONNIE. 233 IVES, ith-st.
WANTED. position as composl'or on
straight work during the evening refer
ences. Address COMP. 2i2 Brondway.
WORK city " country. with privilege u
sabbath. urgently wanted Friends %,
humanity are earneFtly requested 20 ad-
dress Jewish Sabbath Observance Ass'cia-
lion. station 4.
YoCNG Man. -. English wishes situa.
ton 10 private family can take full
charge = parlYr nO0r. excellent waiter
~a. ads ETC.. Just d'sengagcd. Alrt-class
references h' TIER 10 Fast 3lsi ~
Young MAN. y wouiI Ike a position
ga farm fnr he summ"r : John
SON 20 l"ian,'y-st
Young Man speaking French B'rman
A1d English wishes work - any KIND
hf.t-,inss ci'v .ef'r"u'-- a a. Box 10
/ ~ broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

COACHMAN.-By single Protestant
man: thoroughly understands his bust
make himself useful best OF references.
Address JOHN. Box 80 Tribune once.
cOACHMAN. - Gentleman wishes TO secure
a situation for his coachman. whom he
can highly recommend: has 20 years city
reference Address lac East tlst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

Tie stewards OF the Jocicy club after an lnves
LEGATION Of the charges MA 20 Yesterday by James
r Kccre against Starter Rowe. decided late last
night that the charges were grouu loss Some time
ago similar charges wer" made against Mr. Rowe
by Matt" Allen and when he was not able ~
substant,ate his accusations o the satisfac ton OF
the stewards. Mr. Allen Was heavily hDrd. Horse
men about the uptown hofcir last niCht won
doring II MI Keenc would be- ined. AMI II 20. how
II-IlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

London July AT Newmarket to-day the race
for the Exeter Stakes Of D. soyrreigns each with
200 sOvereigns added for two-yea f-ods was won
by A. W Cox Soaro Lord Ellcsmere's Missve
was second. and Prince Scliykon's Dross third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

TT VRYTOwN THE CASTLE SUN.
mr. season only. harcnial mansion. su-
pert view. moderate rent NIXON. W
" Say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
FURNISHED ROOMS tNTED.

4 CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAS wants
rooms a. "a lrifnfe house in DO" ih.rii.s.
about $50 monthly gif~ particulars.
IEIMANEN! Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05

half OF the first heat OF the 2:N c.ass ana was
drawn from the race.
The unfinished race 220 cllss. trotting was won
by Ruby in 2leit. Mahogany got second. Bravado
third and Ora fourth money. The summaries foi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
TYFE NOT QrTTE PERFECT

From the Indiana polls Journal
Life amt quite the picnic u IL cracked I'D "a
be-" said Mr.. Hungry Higgins TO his friend and
companion Even when a boke has a can plumb
full OF beer. h. has set up 10 drink IN Wv
couldn't Il ne 20 that he could lay his back and
drink ~ ~" rame time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
WORK WANTED.


Female.
ATTENTION Wanted Immediately. hy a
refined. cducu'ed lady. position 49, copy
isf secretary ur companion. or would In
sfr-lct parties u neglected education by
ual. English branches. system 81 teach
ins Interesting aas progressive. Address
II Overlook ia 'r NewbIrg y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner iosth-si -
Substantial. artistic. detached house. l.W
rrice. scnd for circular ATLAS IN
iNONTMEST co. - broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-05
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CoACHJAN o. Good personal references;
willing and ubiging town ~ COUNTRY.
can ~ address 'OA'IINAN iO4J MadL
san-aNc.
'oACIMAN Dy Young single nan.
aged " strictly temperate besf c-'y ref
er"nce. Address u East S2i -
CoACHMAN Thorough groom. car.fa
driver. milk eoH. NOV lawn II required
generally urtul moderate wages. goOe
reference. BENJAMIN. BOX 10 rs Eass
22ds'
'OAcHMAN. Gen'l-man wishes siiua'iOs
fof MS cuiuf'd cOachman. strictly nrsL
lass. willing and obsing ; years refer
-nce. r7rried ~ family. DANIEL, YOU
MANS. 100 broadway. corner 2ith-st
"oACHMAN Ry young Irishman. sim
tle. a. cOachman. or m. care = horses;
terms moderate Address MICHAEL
kEARDOS. Newton. SUSSEX CO.. y. J.
FARMER. Thorough man; vegetable gar
densr. temperate. sienfy. poll's 500;
careful driver No, / references WILL
IAN HENRY. wlllismsiown. Mass
GARDENER COOK By man and wife;
English nc children. man 20 years ~
age understands gariening snd general
farming horses. ~tS ~ife nrsi-clas cook.
good reference. Address l.. W. Tribune
once
GENTLEMAN desires situation FOR his
coachman; highly recommended Cal
- address 2le Vest 35ih-st Pr ate stable
GARDENER Understands his business
In Vegetables. lawn making gardening
car" u stock etc practical poTkingman
married. good references Address j. NJ.
400 scotland IT.. orange. y. J.
KITCHENMAS anil TsEFtL-By strong
youns man City ~ country hotel ~
restaurant Address HERMAN Box "a.
3S5 3d-ave
Nl'RSE and VALET by a mldGle-agsd
German. thoroughly competent 20 take
entire chargs. nrs' class medical and pri-
vaie references. : years with last gcnle-
man. % HENRY. General Posiofilce. Long
Island cry.
NlKSk by a young man as nurse or at
terdsn' nrs;-ciass references. Address
n. ioN III l.2{2 broadway.
SECOND MAN y VALET Rs a French
swiss lus' landed. understands a little
English. knows his duties well. willing
and oDhging. good references. Call 0r ad-
dr,Ts CHARLES. = 9th ave
USEFUL. PRIVATE WAITER. German,
Understands furnaces best references;
willing ohligins. wishes steady place. clty
~ country. NANIER. ~ Fast T5ih-s,
TsEFtI-MAN wishes situation IN private
family. understands an Kinds 81 indoor
work b'si ciiy references a. B.. Box %
i<242 Bnuadwa,
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