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The record-union., 1894-04-28
A HARD LOT.
Prisoners Dealt With in the Police
Court Yesterday.

In the Police Court yesterday Eli Mayo
and Kitty Martz, charged with disturb
ing the peace, were discharged on condi-
ton that the latter move out of the house
belonging to the former, and also that
Mayo Immediately dispose of the house
in which they were arrested and in which
wild revelry is not an uncommon thing.
The case of Grace Cook, charged with
keeping disorderIy house, was also dis
missed. When her case was called Eli
Mayo informed the court that the defend
ant was at present in the County Hospital,
and that when she gets well ne will pre-
vent her from occupying her old haunts
Frank Barr, charged with having
swindled a country youth out of $50 a
few days ago, will be tried tomorrow.
Charles Gallagher was sentenced to
i've days imprisonment in the County
Jail for vagrancy.
The record-union., 1894-04-28
CALIFORNIA STATE BANK,
SACRAMENTO.
Does a General Banking Business.
SAEF nEDOCIT UATIJ
SACRAMENTO BANK.

NHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
L city, corner Fifth and streets, Sacra-
mento Guaranteed capital, S5OO.OO0; paid
up capital gold coin, $40O, 900. Reserve fund,
$50, 169 AS. Term and ordinary deposits
3,1S3, $40 50. Loans on real estate January
/, 1894, So, ,42S,9 $50 81. Term and ordinary
deposits received. Dividends paid in January
and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. Information furnished upon applica-
ton to w. p. COLEMAN, President.
ED. r. HAMILTON, Cashier.
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disciples OF the Lord,

Rev. Charles F. Oehler, pastor of the
German Lutheran Church, Twelfth and
* streets, will commence tomorrow
evening series of sermons on 1.-THE Dis
ciples OF Our Lord" These sermons
promise to be interesting to all Bible
students, and the pastor cordially invites
the public to attend these services, which
will be held in the English language.
The record-union., 1894-04-28
Who Knows Ca plain L. j. smiths

J. Price of San Diego writes to John
Griffin of this city as follows:
please let me know the whereabouts
of Captain E. j. Smith, resident of your
city some twenty-five years ago. He was
a gold miner, and visited South America
in 1869. He represented himself as a
member of Carson City Lodge, or Chap
his wife was in the millinary business in
Sacramento"
The record-union., 1894-04-28
NOTICE.

TlHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SAC
j ramento Industrial Improvement Associa-
ton will be held in the Superior Courtroom at
the Courthouse on APRIL 21ST, at 7:3o P. NJ.
sharp, to elect directors for the coming year.
under Article V. of the bylaws. All MEM
bers are respectfully requested 10 be present
and bring their friends with them, as.business
of Importance in relation to the welfare OF the
city will be discussed after election of direct
ors. BY order of the board.
d. LUBIN. President.
GEO. B. kATzENsTEIN, Secretary.
The aforementioned meeting is hereby
postponed, by order OF the Board of Directors,
TO SATURDAY EVENING, May 5, 1894, at
7:30 O'Clock sharp. owing to important busi-
ness in process of negotiation.
d. LUBIN, President.
GEO. b. kATZESSTEINs Secretary.
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To Accommodate Taxnaxers

The Sheriff's office will remain omen
until O'Clock Monday night for the
benefit of those who may be late in paw
ing their taxes.
The record-union., 1894-04-28
CHANGED DAILY FOR wE1NsTocK. LUB1N CO.
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.

A new Summer Fabric in Black Fig
ured Tanise Cloth, a lightweight fabric,
specially desirable for summer wear.
Price, 75c yard.
Choice line Of Imported Black Fig
ured Suitings in all the newest designs
and satin finished cloths, p1 10 yard
A Rich Silk Warp Mourning Cloth is
our Fine Eudora Henrietta, being very
fine in texture, with superb finish,
81 % yard.
Excellent value in our 46-inch Black
All-wool Henrietta, at CSC yard.
Our present stock Of Black Dress
Goods comprises the newest weaves, best
variety and best values to be had in the
Market from SOC to ST. 80 a yard.
New Evening Dress Silks in light
blue, pink, lavender, cream and sea foam,
"a inches wide, P1 a yard.
Figured Pongee Tussahs, a splendid
wearing silk; color light tan. Price, 75c
yard.
Illuminated Two-toned Dress Goods
in six good colOrs. Price, SOC yard.
The record-union., 1894-04-28
MARRIED.
DIED.

DIED.
MANLOVE-In this city, April 25th, Eliza
K, wife of ]. F. Manlove a native of Cali
fornia, aged % years, months and Is
days.
RFFuneral notice hereafter.
KLINK-In this city, April 27th, Charles F.
Klink, a native of Germany, aged 67 years.
RJ-Friends and acquaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the
undertaking parlors of John Miller, Odd
Fellows Temple, corner Ninth and K
streets, tomorrow Sunday at o'clock.
The record-union., 1894-04-28

For a good time go to Hibernian Be-
nevolent picnic. Sunday, at Richmond
Grove. Admission. 25c.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

New Officers will be elected by the United Wood
carvers' Association next Friday.
Cigar Makers Union No. 2sl has elected E. c.
Crimson President and F. J. Hepp Secretary.
Edward Appel is the newly elected President
OF Journeymen Bricklayers Protective Union No,
Next Monday the Board OF Walking Delegates
will hold a special meeting for the election OF
officers
Ignatius Neumayer is the new business manager
of the International Labor Exchange, 2b7 East
Tenth street
Walking Delegate Tyrrell succeeded yesterday
in settling the plasterers strike on the build
ting at Fifty eighth street and Sixth avenue. The
contractors name Is Rorick.
No. II are: F. O'Connor. President; J. Gallander,
Vice; President; A. Glnnie. Financial Secretary;
~ Mcdonald. r. A. Sweeney. NJ. Mckenna, EN-
iscutive Committee: @. OConnor. Treasurer.
Pierce Butler. Walking Delegate OF the Reliance
Club OF marble-workers, reports that ,s6 men are
Butler has also sscertained that the contractors
IN the marble-workers' trade are contemplating a
lockout,
' The newly elected Trustees OF the Amalgamated
Society Of Plumbers and Gashtters are: John
O'Neill. B. Spear, w. Huggard, J. Lee and F.
Graham. John Alcorn and J. Dunn were elected
directors and the delegates to the Central Labor
Union are: J. Lee. T. Downes and NJ. F. Murray.
Messrs. Rosencrantz. Lowe and Grahl have been
elected. members OF the Executive Board of the
iJourneymen Tailors Protective and Benevolent
Union. Next Saturday. Oct. g. the union will
hold special meeting to decide whether, or moi,
~ the tutuio poiitlcai uiscusslons may Dc per-
United at the meetings OF the organization.
The painters strike the Murray Hill Lyceum
was settled yesterday, Builder Jerry Lyons took
lthe contract away from Alfred Tong who
Simplifying Brooklyn men below the union scale
New York men were substituted at union wages.
Walking Delegate sandermann also settled the
painters strike on the Job at Flfty-frst street,
between Eighth and Ninth avenues
Z There is agitation among the members of
the international Cigar Makers Union to estab-
lsh cooperative factory, whose product is TO
sold by the different local unions to their own
pembers and members OF other labor organiza-
IONS, Those favoring the scheme figuring
me profits thus TO be made In the thousands OF
collars per year.
Resolutions making President Gompers OF the
american Federation OF Labor. and the other
leaders, who took part in the Chicago conference.
ffsponslble for the failure OF the strike OF the
l4merlcan Railway Union adopted yesterday
by the Convention Of the International Furniture
Workers Union. and the delegates to the Con-
Scniion Of the A. +. OF l.. were instructed 10
vote against the reelection OF Mr. Gompers.
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IS THIS The FIREBUG q?
The Staten Island Police Arrest
One John Sohsuton.
tbev Have Had Him Under Surveil-
lance for Some Time.
And Declare that He Fired Two
Barns This Morning.

port RICHMOND, s. l., Sept. 20
n-be staten Island firebug has at last
heen captured, after destroying much
,,,onertv along the north shore of Staten
Island.
His ma rs Is John Schouton. He is
,birty-three years old and a resident OF
broadway, West New Brighton. He was
;caught in his dastardly work early this
morning.
About o'clock fire broke out in a
barn belonging to Mary Windmill on
Post avenue, Port Richmond.
few minutes before the alarm was
piven Schouton was seen by Mr.. Butler,
a neighbor, lying IN the high grass near
,the Windmill place. Mr.. Butler asked
.bim what he was doing there and he
replied Nothing, The Windmill barn
was totally destroyed.
At 2.25 A. NJ. the torch was applied to
another barn on the premises of George
| Middlebrook, on Elizabeth street, Port
\ Richmond. This fire was extnguished
inter the barn had been partly destroyed
Il, Although the police were on the track
Of the firebug he did not stop in his in
lcendlary work, but went on to the old
I frame school-house on Heberton avenue
where he proceeded to pile up some dry
rubbish against the outside of the build
Ing.
A woman who resides next door to the
schoolhouse had been aroused from her
sleep by the blowing of the whistle for
the previous fires. While looking Out
of her window she saw the ilrebug at
She screamed, and attracted the atten-
ttion of two neighbors, John Whitfield
and John Manley. They came up in time
TO see sGhoutor running away XII from the
same time calling for help;
Policeman MCGOWAN Joined in the
chase, and the man was captured as
policeman had his revolver in his hand
and the prisoner did not make much
iof a resistance and was quickly hand
Brighton police station and subsequently
aralgned before Justice Mullen. He
did not make any statement to the
Justice, who committed him to await
After Schouton was locked in cell
reporters were not allowed to converse
with him. The police say that the pris-
oner has not made any statement or
the incendiary work
For some time the police have sus-
pected Schouton, on account OF his being
seen in the, streets at unseemly hours
Policeman Smith was detailed in citi-
zen's dress to watch him. Last night he
took up his station near Schouton's
house on Broadway and saw him. come
out at late hour: He went in the d.
,rection of Port Richmond. The police
man kept track of him until few
minutes before he set fire to the Wind
mill barn.
Policeman Smith was looking for
Schouton when the flames burst from
the Windmill barn.
A dozen incendiary fires have been
started on the island in the past month
or two The largest fire was the de-
'strucuon of Thompsons lumber yard.
at West New Brighton. The property
destroyed this morning by Schouton was
valued at s., 900.
Some think Schouton is Of unsound
mind
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Situations Wanted-Female.
Cooks.

Cooks.
hooh, hrst class, In restaurant or hotel; good
.-Islsfenee Advertiser, 577 9th ave,
oh.Neat colored woman; good plain cook
. 97S ma or houseworkS sleep home. l3s W,
SSh-TTo young Irish girls, one as cook & laun-
obiaesss the other as waitress a chambermaid: no
KAN ' toh 10 country; years references PIT f.
s'th st. ring tlnies.
NUSGjh-Flrst-class cook & kitchen girl Swedish
SOL places together In private American family;
Eb ,t''erenee' Call Miss T.. Lindaur. 30 f.
R,AHerlcan woman as rst-claEs pastry cock
- hoSeii highest references. i27 81 ave. bell l.
NGIn I TO do plain cooking, washing & iron
inE,SSr "a small family; good references 1895 Lex
W., hrst class; washing & ironing; any kind Of
. work 1859 W.. 5lst st, ""' "'''N VI
drsss american girl as cook or cook q laun-
<s7 w "a private family. reference; no cards.
So oo,h 81. 50 floor. room 10,
ing.boSSso woman as nrst-elass cook. board
ss5 In use MOTEL or club; can carve; references.
cooIS-s sSe. near Soth at, rear.
esiIsptH sS spsele woman as sood cook a eI-
Aasa assa yndrssa In private family, city refer
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Tbs season Of Buffalo Blll's "WIld West show
viii close at Ambrose Park. South Brooklyn in
aPout two weeks. This instructive performance
has been enjoyed by thousands since It opened in
May last and the children especially. have found
an unriNalled5 treat. Performances are still
gwen every afternoon at 3 o'clock and every
evening at 8. rain or shine
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Professional Situations Wanted
Females.

professional Situations Wanted
Females.
CAsHIER-Lady: restaurant or store. Call, II
to @ or address A. B., 80 Charlton st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady as companion to
young or elderly gentiewoman or couple, or
goyerness to child. Companion l25 W. l3lst ST.
COMMUNICATIONS English lady as iady's com
panion; can speak German q French. l.. c..
log w AID st.
GOvERNEss-Young lady, speaking better Ger
erness for or two children; sleep home II con-
venient J. b., sl3 E. 1920 st.
sTENoGRAPHER dady); can furnish refer
enGes from present employer II necessary.
NJ. c.. 1927 Broadway.
sTENoGRAPHER q typewriter. lady, to work In
BROOKLYN; some experience necessary Box
2s5 Railway. N J.
sTENoGRAPHER q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady;
has had experience. c., 324 Monroe st. B'klyn
sTENoGRAPHER Qady). beginner, In Office;
would furnish machine: salary no object POSI-
ton, 27O W. 23d st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady. beginner. as stem
ographer a typewriter. Miss j.. care of Bour-
geois. POS W. 33d st.
sTENoGRAPHER-An experienced lady stenog-
rapher 4 once assistant; salary $40. P!nney.
$50 W. 1881 st.
BooKKEEPER. thorough; several years practi-
cal experience; best references Books. 1852
9Th ave
CAsHIER-Young girl, living with parents as
cashier; or In store. Rattle. 81 Z. 7th St
CASHIER-Dusiness woman. rs. as cashier or as
Sisant In ONCE; reference. c., box SO World
coMPANIoN-An educated girl as companion or
in any capacity; would like to travel moderate
salary. Miss C.. box 406 World.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lady companion to in
valid lady; understands massage; best OF refer
ences. Musician, box $40 World. Brooklyn.
CONFESSION, clean rapid. Address Compositor
466 Adelphi St, brooklyn
DETECTIvE-Lady as private detective or spotter;
years experience; speaks languages Mrs.
E. r.. 536 W. 55th St
GOvERNEss-Normal graduate, cultivated, re-
fined; willing & obliging; good sewer best ref
erences. l.. A.. box All Red Bank n. j.
MAssEusE-E Enlargement as competent Swedish
masseuse To treat ladies' at their own residences;
best OF references. J, L., 800 Warren St, klyn.
RETOUCHER, lady; piece work. Retoucher. a
Fulton St. care New York Camera Exchange.
STEADY POSITION WANTED by a deaf mute
writing circulars office or large establish
ment; references; salary moderate Mute. box
634 World. Harlem,
STENOGRAPHER & typewriter. who has thorough
knowledsC Of Office work. including cash. wishes
to better position. best references Address
Russell, las Canal ST.. prefers TO call before or
after 5.
STENoGRAPHER q typewriter; best Of refer
ences ]. NJ. 40 W. l25th s..
sTENOGRAPHER-Young lady. with experience.
as stenOZrapher typewriter Permanent. box
H. l05 w 42d ST.
from former employer. $, T., ~ 9Th ave.
sTENoGRAPHER n typewriter. young lady late
ly graduated. references c. f. c., ssi sth ave.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.
Hou.ekeepera and mattresses.

Housekeepern and IhnNresaes.
sEKEEPER-Respectable German woman, In
widowers family. Mrs Smith. 20s L. tth st
Observation-Disclosures German family OF
g. Apply Housskeeper 1899 sd ave-. LIST door.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

BAKER-Foreman on bread cakes pies; city OF
country. Schwartz Ill Ave. A.
BAKER-Young single baker a. second hand on
bread q rollA AS y. Slst 81
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Situations Wanted-Male.

BAKER-First- class cake baker wishes steady
situation as foremGn; perfect on cake. pies
pastry. A. Weber, u sumner place, Brooklyn
BAKER foreman: good on all kinds OF bread
cakes & pies sos stockton st.. brooklyn
ACCnIrNTANT-Eypert experienced bookkeeper,
permanent or temporary: CITY or country W
per week Trustee box 655 World, Harlem
AGENTS WANTED. 200 per cent. Robert A.
Relss, 1923 Myrtle ave, Brooklyn.
BAKER-Good second hand on bread Vienna
goods; work alone 4 third hand on cakes: ref
erences 237 z, l27th ST.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
.EANE ALI. YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS !
APIS ADVERTISING OFFICE,

1888 ID NNF-- BEL VIII q Mn NTN-
Same rates as main once. No extra charge
DRY GOODs-wRntcd experienced man. Apply
after 10 A. NJ, Robt J. MeManamy, 1877 4
1879 Myrtle ave, Brooklyn
ESGLIsHMAN. 20. wants work OF any kind with
or without board good reference. Martin. care
MekennA. al Z. 18th st
The evening world., 1894-09-29
Hou.ekseper. and IsnItrsase..

JANITREsS-No children; husband sober me
rhanlc; understands steam; would pay part
rent; present reference. Sl7 w, Sth st. basement
JANITREss by respectable mother daughter !,
ave,
HoUsEKEEPER-R Respectable widow wants care
OF hrst-class furnlshed-room house has boy go.
ing 10 school: neat not afraid OF woIA must
COMMUNICATIONS middle-ssed Ger
man woman as housekeeper TO single lady o.
young married couple. krL sehumann. Hotel
Rutll, u Greenwich -
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN In wholesale tobacco house TO sell
or deliver orders: had long experience In tha4
line: or at anything speaks English GermanL
rs Prince st. brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN. IL desires position where he can
alvaI ce. about . years with present employer IL
book busiuoss references. Z. O. H.. 81 Buraea
St East Orange y. J. 4
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN with an excellent Post-Graduate Coli
lege course desires respectable position OF hon-
esty 4 trust: well adapted for business. teaching.
journalism sc. T. J, L.. box 500 World, uptown.
The evening world., 1894-09-29
General houseworkers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS colored woman. in
fiat. Call 1877 It'll ave-. bell IL.
HoUsEwoRK-Trustyw woman to do Homework in
small family; good plain cook; city references.
AdyepSser H., sos f. oath st.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girl to do general
Homework; best references; wages, $lz. Call TT
Sd ave- corner tSth 81.
HoUsEWOkK-young German girl to do general
Homework in small American family Koch
fielder. It's Z. SD st.
MISUNDERSTANDING young widow. with
baby. In small family; city or country. 8l4 f.
18th St, LIST moor
observation-disclosures woman to do general
Homework in small family. or mind child. 346
W. 18th ST.
MISUNDERSTANDING woman to do house
work in small family. Mrs. Ellis. 65s Sd ave-.
Brooklyn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl in small private
family, Call l43 Troy ave. Brooklyn.
HOT SEwORK-Colored girl 20 do general ho.sr
work: Arst-class cook. washer & ironer. Miss
Williams, 225 Z. s7th St. room T.
HoUsEwoRK-Young Canadian woman to Co
light Homework where she will be treated as
one OF the family nice home prefirrsl to 'iGa
Wages; hrst-class city references. Canadian
worlu Branch, $50 Sd ave.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for general house
work. Mrs. Sandwich, 227 Z. nth st
observation-disclosures woman in small family
can cook: good references; willing obliglng;
fat preferred. NJ D., 1874 Il. l25th st.
HousEwoRK-wanted, neat German girl for
Homework; must be good cook; small family.
10 w. llith st.
observation-disclosures girl; small American
family; cook. wash Iron. Friss' liz list ave
HOUsEWORK-Youn colored woman to do gen
eraI Homework in small family or as lanndress
by day or week. Mrs. Smith. l42 Hillary St.
Brooklyn, rear.
HOUsEWoRK-Young woman at housework In
small private family; best reference. H. e.
POS +. 1l5th st., ring I'd bell
HoUsEWORK-Girl willing, to do general house,
work; reference. $50 ". sd ST., janitor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Christian woman de-
sires position where she make herself use
full; willing & rot afraid OF work: moderate sal
airy. n. C.. box 659 World, Brooklyn
HousEWORK-Young girl to do general house
work Mrs. Room. IS Amsterdam ave-
HOUsEwORK-Two Danish girls sisters, Just
landed, speaking German, want II possible
| place together at general houseWork. state ST.
HousEwoRK-Colo girl for general house
work. 10 E. nth st. -
| HousBWORK-Two Swedish girls for Homework
| q nlaln cook 4 laundress; sleep home or In
| house 1881 list ave. ID door. back. between
| l29d y l23d SITS "
HOusEWt RK-Young girl, in small family; will
| ing q obllging Call 800 W iith ST., LIST floor
rear,
usEWORK--Reliable woman will work In
nat: sleep home, good reference Mrs COLLINS
las L. l23d II.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN. 81. to work at anything; stronG
willing obliging. w. Sinclair 1850 Amster-
dam
The evening world., 1894-09-29

Cooks.
CooK In small hotel or clubhouse or nrrt-clnss
boarding house; thoroughly competent. Ray $40
ooOk-German Protestant woman as cook or gen
erai houseworker: small family city or country
Call Mrs. B.. 20s e. 18th st
IoOh by competent woman: will assist with
en-, washing: city or country; best OF references
l2s w. SSd st, room 6.
Cook, good, by week or month: or will assist 4
,oe generally useful; sleep home l4 W. 18th
St, rear house, room g.
COok-Girl to do cooking a assist with washing;
years reference. Apply between Q a 6 p. NJ
saturday. SOS e. l25th St. top floor.
COOK, first class; will do plain washing; city
reference sO5 E. 2tth st. Sd floor. back
COok-Respectable young woman as cook washer
ironer; willing to go to country. S05 e. 2Ith
St. Sd floor. back
The evening world., 1894-09-29

PLUMBER: can do gas-ntting, steam ntting Z
roofing; steady reliable d. Poustie, sis
9th at, South Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN 81. understanding German q type
writing seeks permanent position In some
large house has had years experience In az
branches Of Office work: Is good correspondents
without dictationD 4 has excellent reterencesS
expectations as to salary moderate. Trustwors
thy East Orange, n. J.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN with dog fancier. where he can
box 81 World.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN. %. with good references; not afraid
OF work James Lewis, 1874 W. 2sth st.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN IS wants work evenings. 10 Il
outside or at home A. II. Kline ntW, Iisb =
YOUNG MAN. II. wants responsible po.ltioai n
estate bonds given. b. b.. box 10 WoEi4 II
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN as bartender In saloon or hotely
latter preferred: good experience. Young. boa
| slt World.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN In general store; country preferrsdl
years experience, Address j. A. Mott iz5C
1874 Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
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chsmbermnid.. wsitre.,.. Ste

CHAMBERMAlD-Youn girl as chambermaid &
washing or sewing. Mcclure. 527 W. tsth st.
CHAMBERMAID or waitress. FIRST class; private
lanltnr's hell -,
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YOUNG MAN, IS. in ONCE where he can advance
himself. Geo, Weber, 27s Delaney ST.
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situations Wanted-FemaIe.
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Every American Dist. Tel. Office
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messengers will answer your call.
box free, and take your World
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Situations Wanted-Msre.

grainer; good iettercrt
Slider on wood or glass; by day or Job. Al
Nd. 2l6 Reid ave. Brooklya
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG PACIFIC COAST MERCHANT here fos
Eastern agencies novelties; best Of References
M box 400 World.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN, 81, good porter a packer. with ex-
perience In shipping, desires situation: good ref-
erenccs S. Reliable, box 900 World, uptown.
Young MAN OF excellent habits requires position
OF trust. Al references: security given. L c..
box 32I World. uptown. 500
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG MAN. 80 wishes some honorable emnIo
ment; best reference. G, II, MArschAlk. % Ca
cord st., Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

YOUNG FRENCHMAN, e. In grocery wine
store; understands business thoroughly: speaks
English; good city q Paris references II. H.
29g It'll ave, list noor.
The evening world., 1894-09-29

PAINTER, decorator. plasterer; work good oheap
Tor landlords or private family. George HERNIA
AL Il 73d st
The evening world., 1894-09-29

SIGN PA1NTER-Reiiable a nrst class; New York
style: good brush hand: any terms b.. ia Van
Horn St, jersey City. -..l.,.,..r ~ tnTt =,
The evening world., 1894-09-29

PAINTER. kalsominer. &C.: sober, steady; 70
years experience; low wages for steady WORK.
Painter. 6O7 De knlh ave-. Rrnnllxn = y =