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Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
TraueIIers' 6nffir.
New York, New Haven
aud Hartford II. Il.
December 81, 1898.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN As FOLLOWS
FOR NEW YoRK-'4:so. $3.50. te:ic
f:so, 1910, $50, 'o:s5, tio:so q. m. sia.op
1905, $3.50 Cparior hmited), 1:S, i:<s, $3.50
500. $50, ts:i5, $3.50. SIS, ESQ. s7:io
$40, G:i5 Bridgeport Accommodation, ss:Io
s:i5 p. m suspAYs-s4:So, sl:5o, 500 q. N.
$500. ts:i5,'7:Io $50. Sis, 1910 pm.
FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIVER
'Is:io g. m. daily, si:io p. m.
FOR BOSTON VIA ACKNOWLEDGMENT %
.. m, 'i:os $3.50 p. m. suspKss-sI:ao Cnight)
$3.50 p. m.
FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PROV.
DENCE-'a:is, $50. 'n:Ss CpArior car Ilmited)
O. m, 'l2:o5 '2.5S, si:is. s48 and se:s.
p. m suspArs-'2:Is, $3.50 an, ss:s p. m.
FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINE AND NY. &HE
B. R.-'4:57 p. m. suSDArs-s4:s7 pm.
FOR MERIDEN. HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD,
Erc.-'I:eo night, $50, 500, tio:Io. sIi:os an,
900. 'i:os. s:ln, s:oe. 's:52 Cs:is to HArtford)
SOS, 1905 p. n. suSpAYs-'I:so night, $50
SIS (aoc) p. N.
New London Division.
FOR NEW LONDON, Erc.-s2:is night, .ssSl
night, $50. HOS. 'iI:Ss Cparior car nniied)
g. m, 1905, 'e:5s $500 'z:i5, ss:ss. s:Is s:is
CGuilford aec.), 'e:s5 QI:ls .. M. Guilford &C
commodataon). SUNDAYS - ais night, % Sc
night, se:s5 D. m.
Air Line Division.
FOB MIDDLETowS, wILLIMAsTIC, I7c -
SOS Q. M, i:es, st:s7, Cos p. m suspIrs-s4s
pm. Connecting ct Middletovn with Valley d.
vision and at wnlimAntic with n 7. q N. Z. ano
n. l. a N. B. R.; at Turnervfls, with Colchest.
branch.
Northampton Division.
FOB sHELBURNE FALLS, TURNER'S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aoLYoKK and NEW
HARTFORD and intermediate stAtfons-7:fS
fi:o4 q m and 800 p. m
FOR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG aAs
points this sice, at 5:ss p. N.
Berkshire Division.
FOB DERBY JUNCTION, as p. IN.
FOR DERBY JUNCTION, BIRMINGHAM,
ASsONIA. eto.-7.oo. 9.<2 O. m, is.co, aeo, as,
s:sc, 7:ss, HIS p. m. suSpArs-s:io Q. N, $50
pm.
FOB wATERBURY-z.oo, s:<2 Q. m; 400,
s:eo, $50. 7:s5 p. m. 6uspArs-s:io O. m.
FOB WNsTED -7.0o. 9.<s O. M; a:2o, s:N
.. m. 6uSpATs-s:io O. m.
FOR SHELTON, BoTsFoRD, EEHrowN,
oANBURY, PTTTsFTKLD, STATE LINE, etc.
and ALBANY. BUFFALO, DETROIT, CISCIH-
MATT. sT.LoUIs, CHICAGO AND THE WET
a:<2 .. m. and f:ss p. m.
FOB LTTCHFTKLD and points on g., L. &E.
sR-- Clio tvia Briegsporp .. m, as Cvia Hav-
Ieyville,0 p. m,
Express Trains. tLocaI Express.
n TT nRM Date m o.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
In Orange To-day.

This afternoon the Connecticut Sunday
School association will hold meeting in
tho Congregational church at Orange.
President G. B. Foote of North Haven will
preside and conduct question exercise.
Mrs. J. A. Cutting of New Haven will read
q paper on sour Debt to Childhood" In
the evening similar meeting will be held
in the Congregational church at Derby. In
addition to the question exercise by Prssi-
dent Foote, Rev. Harlan Creelman of Yale
university will conduct q Bible atudy on
the theme, "The Pstriarchal Age" This
will be of special interest to teachers.
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oHAaaRD WITH NoN-sUppoRr.

CHARLES Baker, who Three weeks
Ago Married . girl In This Citx.
Secured Sixty Dollars From Her
and the Next DaY, it IL Alleged,
Deserted Her In New YORK, II In
the T0ils-Arrested Here Yester-
day.
Charles Baker was arrested In this city
yesterday and locked up, charged with
non-support of wife. The arrest was
made BY Officer Hoffman on complaint Of
the wife. Baker is vaudeville actor and
was booked to appear at . New York
thsater this week, but being taken with
quincy came to his home in this city,
where he remained until yesterday, when
he was escorted to police headquarters and
looked up. w.
Some three weeks ego Baker was mar
ried in this city to , domestic in the en-
ploy of Rogowski, the Chapel street mil
liner. The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi Israel Sachs and the bridal couple
went on the boat to New York. On the
way down Baker got $50 from his wife.
On their arrival In New York they put up
| ut . hotel and spent one day and . night
| there. Baker then left the hotel and
| nothing more was seen of him until yes
| terday afternoon, when he was arrested.
In the meantime the deserted bride re-
turned to this city.
Yesterday the couple met in this city
and the arrest followed. In the lookup
Baker told the following story of the case:
''In the arss place do not know what my
| wife's maiden name was: Her first name
Is Augusta, but her family name was SO
long I cannot remember 1t. I am q Pole
and my wife is . German. After the mar
rage ceremony, which was performed by
| Rabbi Sachs, we went to New York, where
| I was filing an engagement at the Harlem
museum. On the boat she gave me $50:
went to Brooklyn to secure rooms. Imet
come friends there and stayed all
night. The next day when I went
back to New York I was told that
my wife had gone back to New Haven. I
accepted an engagement with Q medical
company and at once went to Westerly, R.
I. There I was afflicted with quincy and
came to my home at 20 Rose street in this
city, where have been ever sin Q attend
ed by Dr.. Mailhouse. did not intend to
desert my wife, nor did I marry her to get
her money. I am willing to support her
and will do 30 If she wants to live me, but
she don't seem to know what she does
| want. One minute she talks as If she
wanted to live with me, and the next she
is talking about getting divorce. All the
$50 she gave me has been spent for food and
doctors bills"
The charge of non-support will be
pressed against Baker in the city court this
morning Bonds were fixed at 5000, but
up to late hour last night Baker had not
| secured q bondsman.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
COURT RECORD.

Superior Court-C Civil Side Judge
Wheeler.
In this court yesterday the suit between
the rival fire cor paniss of West Haven to
determine which of them is to be known
as No occupied the entire day. The pro-
ceedings were between tho West Haven
Hook and Ladder company and the James
Graham Hook and Ladder company. The
attorneys in the case are W. A. Wright, G.
8. Hamilton and g. W. Adams. After q
number of witnesses had been examined
and given their evidence "a to the claims
of the rival companies Judge Wheeler took
the papers and reserved his decision.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

HARTFORD, Jan 2s.-Aaron g. Olmstead,
Q prominent resident of East Hartford, died
there this morning, aged seventy-nine. He
leaves three sons. one of whom, Charles
Olmstead, IL in business In Boston. Mr..
Olmstead represented the town of East
Hartford in the general assembly of 1851
ss republican.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
City Court-Criminal Side-Judge
Callahan.

Nicola Baldini, theft, discharged; James
F. Ledwith, same, continued until January
81; same, burglary, same; Thomas Moak-
James Brophy, same, same; same, theft,
same; Edward Kennedy. breach of pescs,
three months in jail, 50 06 costs; William
Montague. same, two charges, so days in
Jail, 81 SO costs; same, drunk, judgment
suspended; John Mccarthy. same, So fine;
Same, breach of peace, three months In
jail,$7 SO costs; Richard Fitzpatrick, same,
nolled; Patrick Corcoran, same, 80 days in
Jail, 81 SO costs; John r. Daley, burglary,
continued until January 81; Thomas Nc
Cormack, attempted burglary, continued
until January %; Edward Thayer, same,
same.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

The very best way to know
whether Dobbins' Electric
Soap is as good as it is said to
be, is to TRY 1T YOURSELF. 1t
can't deceive YOU. Only be
careful not to get an imitation.
There are a great many Elec-
tries and Magnetics, all intend
ed to deceive the public into
supposing that they are Dob
bins Electric, or just as good.
We have made this since 1869.
It is the original Electric and
is guaranteed to be worth four
times as much as any other
soap ever made. For washing
anything, from the finest lace
to the heaviest blanket, it is
without a peer: Only follow
directions.
DEAD all that We say
on the TWO
CAREFULLY wrappers
around the
soap, and then sec for yourself whether or
not you can afford to ever use any other
soap than this, after having heard its own
story, told you by your own test OF 1t.
DOBBINS SOAP MFG. 60.
Successors to I. L. Cragin & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

Government Bonds.
Following are the quotations for United States
bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

eciatiea and lumhago readily yield 70 Salvation
on. A few applications Will produce tho de-
SIRED result Try IT. y ctr,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
Court Notes.

There will be no session of the superior
criminal court today, as State Attorney
Doolittle win be engaged arguing the Gaze
of John Kenna of Meriden, convicted of
arson at the Last tsrm of the court.
NEW ENGLAND REcEIvKRsMP.
The hearing on the appointment Of .
permanent receiver for the New England
railroad, which was continued from last
Friday until yesterday, was again contin-
ned by agreement of counsel until to-mor-
row afternoon at 2 O'Clock. The counsel
are awaiting the decision of Judge Wallace
of New York, which has not yet been rem
dsred. Should the decision not be render
ed by tomorrow another continuance will
undoubtedly be asked for.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
starin's New Haven Transports
finn Lima

Every Day Except SATURDAY.
rSRSA Leave New Haven from stArfn,s
Dock, foot Of Brosn street, al io:is
o'ciock p m The JOHN n. STARIN, Captain
McAltst-r, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thureday
The WIN. G; E9ERTOE, Capt. spoor, every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Returnine,
Oourtlandt street, at D. m; the Stain ever
every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday.
Fare, with berth In cabin, 75c; ststerooms n
Tickets and staterooms can be purchssod al
John n. Lines, jr., s5l Chapel street, Of Pecf 4
hotel. 'AAs
Free stage leaves the depot on arrival OF Hart
ford train, and from corner Church and Chane
O'Clock p. m - 90
c. Il. FISHER. Agent, Kew Haven. oon,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
GuIIGuRA WORKS WONDERS

CCTIcUBA REMEDIES are simply wonderful The
cures daily made by them 2stonish physicians.
druggists and those who have lost faith and
hope. No statement Is made regarding them
not justified hy the strongest evidence. They
are not only the purest and sweetest, hut the
most speedy, economical and iniallihle skin
cures, blood purifiers, and humor remedies of
modern times.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

Sold throughout the world. Price, CrTIcURA,
Zoe; soar, 25c.. REsolNENT, 81 BY Forum
DRUG AND CHEN CORP-, Sole ProPrietors. Boston
aS"How to Cure Skin DissNses,' - mailed free.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

REMEDIES would cure her. After she had used
nine boxes Of CUTTcURA, snd about dozen
cakes Of CUTICUEA soar. and four bottles Of
CUIIcURk RESoLVI-ST. she VAS cured entirely
Her hair came on again. and TODAY she has
hne head Of black cnIiy flzir aid As smooiai
,kin a. any lady ia Allentown ttSee portrait
Her eyebrows are heavier than they ever were.
her scalp is free from dandrnii, and her health
is excellent.
FREEMAN STOKKER,
:.25 Court Street. Allentown, Pa
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23
N. Bristol
854 Chs pei Street.
CRUSTS AND SCALES
Hair and Eyebrows Fell on. Doctor
and many Remedies no Benefit
Entirely Cured and Hair
Restored by Cuticura-

Nv wife has been troubled for years with dry
crusts and scales on her head and eyebrows.
After sts-mine 10 lie dormant for wears in her
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

system. IL broke out over q
year ago in all lis fun. Her
hair came out in big catches,
her eyebrows all fell of. and
she presented a pitiAble CON
citaon- We tined almost
everything. but she cOn-
timed to get worse. Then
We tried one OF our best
| physicians, but all TO n9
purpose Finally my wife
believed that lhe CUTgCTN
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

Dlpy,c Skin and Scalp purified and beautahcd
0AOi y by CuTIcuHA SOAP Absolutely pure.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-23

Express Trains- tLocal Express.
q. II. BKMPsTEAp ID, Gen. Passenger Ar
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y paid tsx'div
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-MoNDAY. MAY Z 1894
xPIVEy

ssamSr Alaska la .Br Murray Liverpool Aprn ~
passengers to Henderson Brothers. Arrived bar
cabin pas nSers to Te Maitland Kersey Ar,
steamer Jersey City CBr Lewis Bristol April 49, Swan.
sea April a. WIN mdse to James Arkeil Co. Passed
Steamer state Of California RD. Braes. GLASGOW Aprn
a,terage passengers o. a Baldwin & Co Arrived the
steamer Amain Ger. Kraft, Hamburg April 10. with
mdsc and i94 siecrase Punch Edge Co.
steamer American ,Dutch1. voege Rotterdam April %
in ballast to Randerbrock Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Fulda GeD, Thalcnhorst. Genoa April &c.
gers to oeIichs & Co. Arrived the Bar at 5a2 a
steamer Leon CNorl Evanhoe Gibraltar Nay J. VIZ
fruit 10 IL. Dumos Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10
% e. Sssi % Rs'?:' 's'? AP' i cso
ca Ar n a, the Far a, sso m
steamer Venezuela, Hopkins Port Cabello. April %
passengers to Boulton. Bliss Dalett. Arrived at the
Steamer Alps CIsr,. owen For, April 2s. Fortune
Island Nay g. with mdse and passengers TO Pim
Steamer Creole Prime s Byers trinidad and cen
ada April ~ with mdse and 10 passenFers to George
V sea@er Esnnc % DR. IN" cras S' srdsns APT,
s sa HE Co. VA" Ary ycd'r at the Bar at M
stear:5I Amrum cGerl Mundt Nne'l1us' April 30 with
Steamer FL Rio. Quick New-orieans with mdse TO j. T.
Steamer Cherokee Bearse Jacksonville and Charleston
N steamer Win Buq 5sT ana w Baltimore with mase to H.
Foster.
Sandy Hook May 1880 m.-Moderate breeze; clear
CLEARED.
steamer Kansas City. Fisher Savannah-R l. Walker.
Steamer Loeb Maree O3r), Aleson Rotterdam simpson
Spence d Young.
steamer Cuba (Nor). Bornholdt. Gbara. Cuba-Boneli
Tur e. Co.
steamer wyanoke Brakeman. Newport News and Rich
mond-Od Dominion IS Co
Fntshire U3r) Dryer. Singapore, Alden, Hong
Kong etc-Edward Perry & Co.
steamer city Of St Augustine. Gaskel Jacksonville
Warren Ray.
steamer Iraye CGep. Sander. Bremen via Southampton
-OelriChs Co.
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A DXpRTIsEMENTS IND SUBSCRIPTIONS rop
hlytHE Al Fly f9 q1Tov TKIEENE WILL BE ne.
May "a door north OF Th.rty-hrst-st; ami A1,Vs9
Ii5I:nlENlS NJ the following Branch Offices: ~.
shi Torh s. corner CORNER ~
corner Forty-sevcnthst.: 1O2G Thrd-ave near s,fy
nrst-st lios flrsave; 100 West Forty-sccondst ii2
solunhus,aNe: o. Avenue 4: I323 Third ave: 20 Wes
Fourteenth,st 25I West Forty second-st s5t Third
l35S Thlri-aNei 2"1l Thrd-ave between One-hunSr.d
nndtwehth ana one-hundred- nd thirteenth SITS
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gcnntrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures all
kinds. for sale or rent. furnished houses.
TNBBS & TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.. y Y.
FOR SALE.--House. barn. outhuili.nrs
and three and one-half acres at Haw-
thorne. y. J.. Is miles from New York. be-
tween Erie and SusQurhanna: minutes
walk 20 station. - trains daily. residence
has stories. large cellar. IL rooms. ar
tc-ian well. cheerful outlook. AMI fruit
and forest trees: this desirable residence
offered for sale onl" because the oNnei g
age makes less car" desirable. FREHEE-
lex II pATER. agent. Hawthorne. y. j.
FOR SALE
Only So for nve-acrc farm covered
with wood in Southern Ncw-Je-scy. close
20 railroad: finest markets In the world
especially adapted FOR small fruits. pou!-
Try vegetables etc; high and dry. heslihy
neghborhOal: sold on insialments for 81
down and 81 per week. titr insured u.
J.. RISLEY. 22l South l0ih-st. Phila-
delphia, Penn.
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WEDNESDAY. MAY Q.
THURSDAY. MAY 10.
6orsts ano G arrlaser.

At GREAT BARGAINs..Seven sou sound ID
- chunky Horses and Mares. so tt
ssn". ,,,sst's trial. top Grocer Wagons and
10 I.,,oss 100 Freeman-st.. Greenpoin'.
:. ,op SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
sTFvessoN~Pony ou,n; for children. a.
snAsyEt ~ n C. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
go 20 Box l61. Jamaica. l.. !.
LANES pair cobs. riding phaston with
q ana rumble and harness. peIlec'
n ~ closely mated. very stylish.
ssSoi'ND CO.'S" Tribune ONCE.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

MADISON-AVE.. $50 corner 6Oth-st)-
Elegant rooms. with board. en- suite or
single. references required
MADISON-ANE.. Handsomely fur
nished room; private bath: references.
NEWLY FURNISHED front room. suit
able for two. also two rooms, for light
housekeeping: terms moderate. l5i West
lOih-st.
TWO ROOMS. "a floor. with bath. 10
gentlemen; private house. 1G5 West 10th
st. one door from Broadway.
WEST 3IST-S Handsomely furnished
rooms IN suite or singly; hall rooms;
breakfast optional: also parior floor. private
or business
sGTH-ST., 3l7 EAST. Private house.
New-England family; doors from l..
2 nice large rooms.
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Furnished Gonscs GO Get.

AT DANBCRY. CONN.-For the sum-
mer nrst class furnished house Of 10
rooms: all Improvements. minutes walk
from the y. y. y. II. & II r. II. depot.
y. r. BULKLEY. 25s Main-si. DanbuTy.
Conn.
TO RENT. cote ges at Siam
fOrd-in-the- CatsRils. Address W. II.
MALPINE, STANFORD. y. Y.
TO RENT for season. furnished cot
tage. eight rooms, near station and shore
stable. Mrs. MARY ALVORD. Greens
Farms. Conn.
SARATOGA COTTAGES Completely fur
nished season or year; very low rentals.
Apply 70 LESIER BROS. Real Estate
Agents. Saratoga Springs. ~. Y.
TO LET.-3 beautiful. weil-situsted and
well furnished cottages. with all improve
mcnts, near the ocean. a. AYerne. l.. J.,
price 500 20 81. 200 each; stable acommo-
dalton. VIM. SCHEER. S57 Broadway.
1000 ISLANDS.-To rent. furnished cot
tage o.. Island. near Alexandria Bay Par.
ticulars and photographs with w. J.
TOWNSEND. 40 Wall-st
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steamer Washington CNoD salvesen. Gibara. Cuba
Bark stella (Br,. Nisbet St Johns. F-Bowrng &
Brig sunlight. Thompson 81 Krts-L & Arm
strong.
SAILED
steamers Maree Osr) Rotterdam; Aisenborn.
Baltimore; Runic ,sr. Liverpool: Wyanoke Newport
News and Ilichmond
ship Amazon uIrl for Calcutta.
Bark Charles q Rice. for Buenos Ayes
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Storm King 1,r. vrosby. from New-York April
Steamer Arizona d3r) Brooks (Sew-YorO sailed from
Queenstown May ana proceeded FOR Liverpool.
Steamer Aier GER ChrstOners from Bremen ror New
steamer Donau don siersI tfr"m IIamburg). sailed
from Dartmouth for New-Y-rt May
steamer Bay.nne Hr). Payne. sailed from Plymouth
v steamer S,ae Of Nebraska RD Brown. from New
Steamer Croft oBD. Robinson. from New York April 81
arrived at Leith May ::
steamer Venetian CGer Won Bassewi,z from settir
for New York pass d Lewis Island May :.
si,am@r Dubhlelam dutch. Potter from New Yorl
AWl ~ for Amsterdam PASSED Praw'e Point May :.
steamer HATS Ger. oehelnlann. from NewYork Apri
steamer Frtesland ee). Nickels. FOR New York. sailed
steamer schedam ,Dutch,. Brouwcr. from New-Yorp
April IL. arrived at Amsterdam May .
Steamer Wcrra GerD. rohle New-York arrived M Glib
raltar May I ana proceeded for Genoa.
steamer Alesia Np Nalliat from New-York Anrn
via Santandcr. arrived Marseilles May 4
steamer StrahdOn dr Waring. sailed from por, Sat-
ior SANDY HOOK Nav with a new cargo Che s,rath
don az previously reported the Suez Canal
and the greater part Of her burned or
Steamer Pathsn dir. Wright. from Japan and Chin:
for New-York. passed Port said MAY :
Steamer GeImana '3r. Miller. from New York Fahrn
airy 81 via Hodeiah and Aden arrived at Bombay Apr
Steamer Powhatan IBID. Edwards. from Girgonu fo
| New-lork. passed Gibraltar May q.
steamer Iiunon CiO. Ferguson 0rom pernarh,co IN
ltn Jdncltl, sailed nom 81 Lucia
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Gclp Uauteo.
Males.

Males.
COACHMAN and GARDENER-COOk
and LAUNDRESS.-Sw Norwegian OF
German man and wife preferred. must b"
capable and willing. and have Excellent
reference call 30 West 23d-s'.. 10 t. u
WANTED to take charge Of a depart
ment in Connecticut. also Ohio--An ex-
perienc~d advertising or insurance solicit
tor and salesman who is thorough gen
tleman and capable Of tran~acting busl-
ness with our highest class business men
and Institutions; to such a man a place
Will be given II trust and prOii. can on
or address ADAMS x CO.. - Duane-st.
WANTED Bright. active boy, with
good references. IN law Office. Address. III
own Handwriting. stating age. LEN. lTlb-
une Office.
WANTED.-A competent gardener, with
out children. Apply 10 .. ). S%iIi.
Dobls Ferry. y. Y, or ~ Park Place.
New-Nork City.
WANTED. Agents. .canvasscrs who are
.ahie TO solicit. money easily made. loo
West 4th-st.
WANTED. Men IN cattle s,cn.n,rs to
London Liverpool and Glasgow. wCIk FOR
passage. Apply 90 Greenwicn-s;.
Female.
GERMAN GIRL as good cook: In fam
lily. wages SIS $40 3d-ave. with refer
ences.
WANTED.-A resident goyeracss for two
young LADIES'. asel 10 and -. must Ice IN
every way a renn"d. cultivated woman.
Protestant. ana able 70 speak French and
German without foreign accent English
not essential, and able t. teach plnnn AMI
play we'll herself. Address. stating salary
desired and giving references nfd all par
ticulara. -. T.. y. BOX 10. T-ihun- once
WANTED. For miss Of -. - cpfnr"-
tent young English or American 'aifolir
goVerncss capable OF teaching r'ufic ami
u.clf@work f0r the summer and autumn
months IN the country. Address l.. c..
Box j.. l.242 Broadway.
WANTED A nurse. % take care - a
child years Old. mus. have nrft-ciass
references North German preferred. bat
must speak English also. Call, between
10 and H. at - West 32d-st
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for Sale.

DESK.--A 'our-foot. roil-top desk. solid
OAK. for $40 rs: the largest sock ofice
furniture IN NevNork. Write for cat
alogne. Empire Desk CO.. SOC D:oajvay.
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS. - Special
prices. Send for catalogue NJ Musical
Records. Exhibitions given. 80 s. VIII
ianl-st. Room %
SAFE for sale cheap: owner going to
Europe. a. REICH. 20 East 2Sth-st
SAFES sold direct by the manufacturer
10 the cuStnmers. cheap for cash: house
SIS up; business. S25 up: catalogue free.
y. y. SAFE co. ~ Clinton Place.
SAFES. Cheap for cash: closing out
stock IN hand Of National safes AZ less
than cost Of manufacture. p. H. GROSS.
4OG Broadway.
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Real estate il)anteo.

UNFINISHED cottage Of about 5 or Q
rooms at Sheepshead Bay or Bath. ahou'
one hour from Bridge. desire same for
summer months. terms must be rea
able. Address SUPERIOR. Box (. Trib-
une Ofice.
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flats Go Get llnfnrnishe0

NEW ROOMS AND BATH FLATS.
private halls. etc. on southwest corner
Park and 9Gth-st. wide street and
entrance 20 Park: $2s-t also q rooms
and bath in 12S and 100 East S6th-st.: hot
water heating: s3O-S3l Apply janltors or
SCHNEGG, l7e East gGih-st
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Ciin Real Gstaie for Sale.

Ciin Real estate for Sale.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner i0sth-st -
Substantial artistic. detached house; low
price, send for circular. ATLAS IN.
PROMINENT CO. IS Broadway.
BROOKLYN.
CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE Inquire
at JOHN MlPPIIY'S Granite Works. Con
waySt.. entrance 10 Evefgreens Cemetery.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-Farms in BROOKLYN CITY
limits and Fla'lants. suitable for invest
ment or for cutting w into building lots.
on lines u the Brooklyn AMI Nassau
trolley roads; several genuine bargains.
JOHN REFS Il CO..
) WNloughbyst.. Brooklyn.
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% omrstif 5itnations Wantco.
Males.

VALET.-By Malay; speaks English.
Dutch and French: with enc or more sin
gle gentlemen. city or country; best per
sonal city reference. Address VALET.
care Stote IS Cedar-st
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COACUMAN herman. single. thor
oughly understands the care OF nre horses
nj carriages, useful-na 90 gentleman =
Mace. best city references. Address J. =.
Box y. Tribune ONCE.