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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-12

The report of the overturnirg OF a boat
belonging TO the coast survey steamer Pat
terson at Tongas Narrow, Alaska. resulting
in the drowning of three men. Is discred-
tied at the headquarters of the survey IN
this city, The work OF the PattsrsoH Is
In the Mt. ST. Elias region, which Is fur
tner north than Tongas Narrcws. The
steamer Hassler, also engaged in survey
work in Alaska. Is engaged in going from
place to place, but it il said that 1t Is HMe-
ly that she would be near Tongas Nafrows.
Capt T.. r. Dickins. with a half dozen
assistants. is also at work on the Unuk
river, which is sixty TO one hundred miles
from Tongas Nafrows, and there is said
to be no reason why they should be in the
vicinity OF the Narrows. 1t Is possible an
accident may have happened to a boats
crew OF the Patterson. but If so. it is be-
iieved 1t did not occur In the place men,
toned and the coast survey authorities are
quite hopeful that all members Of its par
ties are SAFE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-12
baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE. Nd. June l2.-Flonr dull and I'M
changed-recepts, IS. 0ss barrels: shipments $3.50
barrels; sales, 2o9 barrels. Wheat strong--spot
olQ611s: July, 6lL9615s; August, 621zI62A; Sep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-12
TO ESCAPE DISGRACE.
friends of Col. BrecEinridge Said to
Have Induced His Withdrawal

LOUISVILLE. KY, June IA special to
the Post from Lexington says:
There is rumor here this morning that
Col. Breckenridge will withdraw from the
Face His brother. Cabel Breckenridge. has
been here to consult with close friends of
the colonel. and 1t is said to be their wish.
as well as that OF the relatives of Col.
breckenridge. that he should withdraw and
spare his family and himself further dis
grace and notOriety,~ and also to prevent
the disruption Of the democratic party In the
seventh district.
Al meeting OF the directors OF the Union
League Club of Chicago yesterday after
boon unanimous vote wiped Col Breckin-
ridges name from the clubs list OF thirteen
honorary Vembes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
BOSTON WOOL. MARKET.

Boston. May 29.The demand for wool has been
very moderate. and the sales In small lots, prices
ruling weak and in favor Of buyers. Ohio heeccs
are at 2oa2lc for y. 22H3c for Xxx and Xxx and
above. and 23a2ic for 80 l. Michigan Y IS quoted
ut 1S019c; No ! combilS dull and nominal a ga
&c fine deaine, at 2ic for Onto and 25c for Mchi-
gan. unwashed cOmbng ono-quarter and three
eighths blood is Offering on the spot and TO arrive
at 17nlSc. Territory woods are IN fair request and
easy. selling mostly al Sdl0c for fine. l0Ul2c for
fine medium ana l2u13c for medium. or on a secured
basis Of 3oQ35c for fine ana fine medium. Texas and
California spring sell in the range Of 9Hl2C. Pulled
wool duh and weak. Foreign wool neglected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
Sales Bn Anclion
SAMUEL KREISER,
AICTlONEER.
INTpOnTaNr ToISTr GALE


Nj &. Johnson. of 5thaye. the well-known importer
modern European paintings having decided 10 break
M housekeeping has offered positive unreservel suc
Of the Of his completely furnished four
story private residence.
125 East 65th ST..
INCLUDING
All the elegant Bric-a-Brnc, fine China.
Linen, rich Cut Glass. Sterling silver and
Plated Ware. Marble Statunry, Bronzcs.
stcinvny Piano. billiard Table. Library.
etc
Together with his
Private Collection of Paintings.
IS EXAMPLES EY CELEBRATED FOREIGN AND
AMERICAN ARTISTS.
SALE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
MAY 81 AND JUNE !.
az II O'Clock
Exhibition TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
MAY - AND %. FROM 10 \. VI To ? =. "
ADMISSION RY CARD ONLY TO Hw on
Tanned AT TIE OFFICES or THE AUCTIoNEi.Rs
WEST 2STf-ST.
y H-Mr. Johnston has also ordered the sale - auction
~ ne fouraiory nrl basement high stoor
house wth i0 above situated ana fe sale - VIII
take place On thc premises o1 FHlav. Iln~ T..
O'Clock nnon For terms ari other particulars apply o.
fh" AucflOnerr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
WORK WANTED.
Ma lie.


Male.
JANITOR BY small family. German
and English on" or more houses. best
reference. Apply 30 East s9th-s'.. candy
store
JANITOR. -Hy an intelligent man TO take
charge of one or more fats. understands
gas and steam engines. and can make all
repair. best n references JANirOR. 2O1
East "3d-st.. basement.
JANITOR.-By n German English speak
ing family. With references. ANTHONY.
Ji3 Gth-ave.. ~ bell.
JANITOR by man and wife. can also
paint. no children. two years references.
32i West Iith Il.
JANITORS. Man ana wife. no children.
wish place. 10 years highest testinon-
fails. competent. reliable and faithful In
every respect g. EDWARDS care X.
owens G2i Cclumhus-ave.
MACHTNIsT wants work as engineer. good
trimmer and sfeamnttcr. Address H. j.
ZlMMER. li9 Goerck-si.
PRACTICAL HOCSE-PAINTER. paper
hanger. kalsomrer wants % work for
landlords: private or real estate. first-class
work guaranteed. lowest prices RUBIN
STEIN. i72 Monroe-st. city.
POKTTR &c.-By Young man as porter
or work Of any kind. willing and oblig-
ing. has years h"si Of reference from
10 East l0th-st.
PORTER BY strong young Trishman. %:
sober and willing. HAYES. - Thames-st.
PORTER. &c.-By a young American as
porter driver. waiter janitOr or ANYTHING
else. IT, CORLEY 80 Warren-st.. B'hlyn.
PORTER or WAITER in or out Of the
city. city references. Address g. j., jr..
12O West 33d-st.
PLUMBER. G years experience at plumb
inS. steam AMI gas 4 ting. wants steady
work. city or country. NJ G. CROGENT,
2ls East l5ih-st
PORTER C9p or work Of any kind. handy
with tools. good references. i. FISCHER
ga East 1lth-st.
TO0LMAKER. &c.-A yourg Swede as
to1lmaker. file and ironturncr. good
reference. WAI.FEID. l.3n7 Park ave.
TPHOLSTERER.- Wants work Tor private
parties. furniture and mattresses made
over on premise. city or country. very
low prices. THWING. ~ West a5ih-st
WOODTIHNER. - First-clagq workman.
well recommended. steady situation. write
70 me quickly. ". H. WHITE. 2j5 LcnoE.
ave. PontoosGc. Mass.
WATERMAN or janitor Of Offices whore
honesty ami sOhrioiy is most needed.
good references Address CARErAN ER.
- Wcst 'o'h-st.
WATCHMAN Rv reliable and trustvor-
thv man. 80. nr~t-cass hotel experience;
travelled for years. speaks several LAM
cuar"s. references from to years.
HANSEN. 300 East l2Gth-st.
WATERMAN. &c-By Young man. %
wars Ola a. night Waterman. night
sweeper 0r elevator man. II years expert
cncs. hcst - references. SAM FL j.
PARKER. So rac 7f.. Brooklyn.
MATCHMAKER. nrst-class man desires
situation in or near Ncw-York city: first
class references from Germany. England
and Chicago. Address HERMAN BONG.
IG-5G D.y-st
YOUNG Man 90 having followed the sea
f1r Do" list 10 years. would Ike 20 got
position ashore. sober and industrious o.
EWEE+pN. lcp Ch'rrv-st.
YOUNG Man 80 work az anything ear
prnterng preferred can or address
UESitN HOLMES. 1.rSl F'uitpn-st..
U~r.i.irn.
YOrNG GERMAN. viiiin~ f0 work. wants
position in city or country. KARL
nlENERT 13S l0'h-avc.
YOUNG MAN. American. strong and viii
ms wants work. POST, ga Fast i3sth-
81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

LENOX Richmond. near LenoX. Colo
Mai mansion. fully furnished. moderate
rent; photos. &c. NIXON. 90 Broadway.
MORRISTOWN y. J-COmfortable and
convenient house, within FIVE minutes OF
depot: near park ample grounds. stables.
horses and carriages. for sumner season.
L. /. KERR. % Liber,y-st. y. \.
RRYTOWN-"THE CASTLE"-Sum-
rner season only. baronial mansion su-
peru view: moderate rent. NIXON. %
Is way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE corner 1osth-st.-
Substantial. artistic detached house. low
price send for circular. ATLAS M
PROVEMEN'r CO.. - Broadway.
WEST SIDE HOUSES. $1,000 70 s35 600;
several decided bargains. open to-day.
STEVENS. 9th-ave.. corner J3dst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

Ar r,ppr->-.,rp.c o-i.t..i r,.,.,o,,,e,,
, 80. a., - -,
-, 80,
,,.,",,. -, ,,c, r..-rt.l con.
Dies. All nnt!ons also female help. all well
Recommended. established 1871
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' ~ 81 ~. '.I, " .l.'
a., '"' ...r. f'~ i,,,lf, h,s. re,ore,'Dr
4 " NICTAt-D. 80 GrcnWieh-st
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j.. L'''. ""' ~. t ~ 81 IA
c',.... 81, '' ''''''''' - ''''''' ~
,.,..,. Ill., ..,-..--
'N -, -,
I.'t pr ,r W. ". 9-.b =,
'' ID. IN DO -' '.'' ~
COOK and WAITER Hy respectable mar
red couple, iilf 'Hsliy NM1. stand inr,f
n't'.. ' '.'N "''' va, ~ .'' ~.
sH.n '"-. ..i ',''' ~ ''''''' ''''
l.-.... ,,..,...,.....,,,.. IL.
- t 49, 10. o., a. ,e,lrai
t,.-... - i-r",'. ,rd rnriisG
a THOMAS. AZ West .5th-st.
cno, r,-.,..,,.s f,~ tosoi,,l college
81, .,.h o- i,.S.,or.s t,u.a. n,1d.r.
49,. ,.-,s. to., r.,.-an... poRNOI.EN
4 nnq Xxx %. ..,. rr.,ti,r
COOK. Dinner. roast of ORDER COOK. IS
,,I -. .@T r., cry 'f country W. } ir'''"'
COACUMAN.- By married man. city or
country. good references. present en-
ploycr can be seen. Address \. NJ. Ia
i''' '''' ~
COACHMAN Married. on" IN family,
city 0r country. thoroughly understands
hts business I'm All IT'S branches. ten years
be-, city reference nom presen, employer.
y %. ilN W'si 'p'h-s'.
COACflAfAN. nv a respectable young
man ,ohar IN venrs' hesi references. no
oti.r,t., ., a., in tho country 90 East
1874 a.. il, nor.
CnAcTfNtT Sc -Ry an American as
c.,ch,r.n rarI.n,r and useful man: I'M
aorsiand. lawns mllking. etc. willing and
ohl'gins MaSrs N'5 low references Aa-
"'''' '''''''Tt = - Els. '''' So
COAfyINrAS Ny "a thoroughly reliable
man -ri,ss references. city or coun-
,rv Address - al West an. 81
'oN' iHlN" 'iili'el,hl I"Si'Nu you.
o,,,'... ci,, ny c"Tntrv Address JOUN
REy%GI.DS og5 W.sf iG,h-st.
CoA'llMAN ant l.tI i MY, Hytnhh
a,,,..'.r,rce. th9rourhlv understanis horses
caa,l., cows. good references. salary mod.
ntot.. Address WERNER. ~ West 18th
=,
-- -
'ON' u VI .,'' ,b,rongnr,. nm.
m.''', ,''' h,.,,css ,,,ro Lawn Tuit AMI
a. .',',.'ii,. ,,s.f,l. ,ef.rrn,ss WILL
-, 'i""' 10 ,r,it,,,.. or3.,
- ''''' '''N '''
~, '..,'.t,. ,,,.rs,anT, h,s
,,,..,,-' can n4int. ,inde-s,,nds ali work
80, ,',,lep,sr,s rinca. unlouhtei roference
Adirr.s H. Il Box IL Tribune once.
~ ,,,-,.,,,, ,,I,..,--
't'1'NN "n lo,r 10 AMI enrlenrr
,,.,So g,nerai b,useyorle. both understand
i'll 1nslness, r1od rrfercnee. no family
~ R,v n Tribune once
-, 80 ---------
COZ, tiMN% ~ ~" cann,an or yy,r "h
49,. tnft% GCfivfbT = prinre-st
N"'''''' '''''.' ' ''''
COACHMAN. In private family. strictly
sober. honest and oblging takes good
,an,.,,, his nrr.ent no.ition on account OF
,or,ii~ rniny ahroad years personal
.a,or., -es pan ar address, rs East cad
., nreaent emnlover
So ~
COACTiMAN. Single. thoroughly under
stands hts business. best city or country
driver, no opJr' se re'''''a'
reference 81 o. i,'O' - nv v ~
COACUMNS. by young single man
Thoroughly understands the care OF
horses harness &c. sober and industrious
city or country. frs,-class references. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A WELI~RENTEp property 70 exchange
for country property and cash. Address
EXECUTOR. P0stoiiice.
FIVE ELEGANT f0Ur-story brick ana
browns'one double fats; size 2Jx7AxlOo' ~
rooms: all Improvements, frst-class conHl-
ton. newly decorated; halls and stairs
carpeted. will exchange for nearby free
and-clear country property or lots 10
sEPH q. HUNTINGTON. 1th ave. corner
Sth-st.. Brooklyn. Once open Decoration
IJav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
MIsCEIL tNEOIs.

nAGs MD TRrNKs''-puring al'--a-
finrs fn I4utInl- great rrs. .f| ms .r al
ous prices ~ dressing cases f.. s.ff.. o..
o. MIS-. rali,~7 travelling bags CfiARfTs
r'H' 'HII. Manufactures - iif ave..
n'ar sth..'
CAROLlT New chemical discovery.
naked with Kerosene 90. sHt~s explosion.
uey siaeI end smoke ly using - A.41-
f"ro stoves ard lamps. gr,cera scus at
-. Box. H1' HsTAETTER MO
90. Once l2i Thr'op ave. Brooklyn.
CONSULTATION FREE - Divorce pr.
Faiely. scpafhN0n1. support darlag-s
shad0'vh1g private Information detective
ana law work generally. strictly connfen.
ual NESTLoIOKNl DETECTIVE
AND LAW AGENCY. ~ Broadway
DR. ROsELL's ZEpOARY. tina, p,ru.
Tar remedy f0r sweating. tender. firei
Yet. cDrns. iuniDns Dad lnrf. wiag nails
r.ii by al dfurgistr cr matted l.r -.
1AHh9 fharmn.r. On" 80. a's.
OCCASION EXTRAORDINARY Royal
harritz kid Glove. 5tc.. Summer Ca--
tore. to- 'lniina PifIcs g'r Pure Slk
E"s,s ~. L.sie RhrDd Under, est. 1870
JAMMES. '"" broadway.
PATENTS Nr inr,r'.as secured PROMPT
ly Bes' ~ references Liberal terms
Correspondence solicited ana au matter,
A. MICHEL & CO W. iGj Mon'r9mery.
ave Bloomfield New-Jersey. Handbook
:of Inventors" free.
RARE CHANCE fr ladies. Young or
"lt. % join LITTLE. select party going Au-
gust - % ENGLAND France. switzerland.
all - Italy. Italian lakes. n desired 10
Greece ana Egypt. eighth tour - the lady
IN charge. refers 20 Judge N.ah Davis.
Address MISS \. l.. NOBLE. Albion. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

@ ssase "ef May ou se'.s ana sa F'' June se5se
red b2.gS3c; milling wheat by sample. 55q57ife
mixed spot. i5c BID; May. s44q44Ac. july. 43Aa43isc
steamer mixed 42@.H43; Southern by sample 46igc
do on grade. ACC bid stock 12l sgi bush. sales 1900
bush oats strong and active; No white Western. 43ls
G4+sc; no mixed Western 4lG42c. stock. 1924 bush
Rye quiet No .. 55g5Gc; stock. 10 400 bush ocean
feights steady. Steam TO Liverpool. bush 3d Cork
for orders per qr % 3dd2s Ga per 100 H. l6r
-four. do. &C. Cotton steady; mddngs. Bloc coffee
steady No l. &c. Other articles unchanged. Exchanges
Will he closed tomorrow.
Boston. May 20.-Flour dull ard unchanged Corn quiet
Oats quiet but firm Shorts steady Butter quiet North
ern creamery. lSQl9c: Western. lTQlsc daes 15nl1c
Cheese quiet; best new, i0qi0;zc; Western loc Eggs
quiet but steady nearby. 4c Eastern. 124c: Western
nAN12c.
Buffalo. May 2aSnring whea-Spot dull. fair inquiry
for G l. Z: sales i0ODD bush No hard. C. !. G2'tc
10000 bush do t3sc; 1000 bush No Northern old Gi1sc
spot: 5000 bush Chicago No / Northern. G0i2c Cosing
n" hard spot tA<c do c. /. T. G3i4c; No northern
&C do C. T. GO Winter wheat DUH weak No : red
alc track Sole store; No white. DC No extra white
a'l-c Com quiet sales. IL cars No yellow 2'aa4ic
cars y" yellow $40. cars No corn &c ON track
10 yciow; 424c; ~ yellow 20: ~ corn. iic 40
corn 4Oc IN store asked dun. No white 41a4c
No white. 4lt,griac. No 3 white. 4Olec; No mixed
@'i2c on track; No white. 4lc No white. loi7c No .
mixed. 39c in store Rye unsettled; No 52Q53c in
Flour dull easy unchanged Mil feed quiet unchanged
Canal freighis duh. wheat &c. corn 70 to NewYok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

Cash quotations follows. Flour weak. prices
were unchanged. hut favorlng buyers. 80 spring
wheat 5Gisn37sSc; No spring wheat. joG5Si2c: No
red 5tisc; No corn. 37sc: No 3fisc. NJ
Thy seed - 10; york. per Dbl Sll 77i.0s1l 50.
lard 100 n SO 77isGS6 So ribs SIDES looe)
80 22i2f$6 % dry saltcd shoulders (hoNc) s. 75U$i.
short clear sides boXed 81 62izgSG SILL: whsicy dis
ilrs finished goods. gal 81 -. sugars. leaf
- 81, eranulafcd - % standard a.. 81 AZ On the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market steady.
extra creamery. lGi7c nrsts. 10. El6c seconds l4aS
l5c eggs were easier Zoe per loz for fresh
Cincinnati. Nav 90 -FIour-Srrnr patent 80 2oGS3 70.
red 3d52c. sample rcd 5Oc Corn quite active. ~
white 43c. yellow &c. mixed -. 80 mixed.
H"-c oats active. No mixed. $50. 40 white 39isc,
rejected white. IS Ryc No ? 81 per bush. PorHAiss
ST. 90 family. Sl2 clear family. Sl3 -. clear mess.
SO 90 Kettle lard J bling sales q steam leaf. 7.c,
steady Shoulders 81 short rib sides G7c sides
I.25c. Whiskey steady Sales u dstlers' goods a
basis Of 81 - go gals
Milwaukee. May 2o-Iuly wheat opened 53'.c. soli
20 DC 10 53sc and closed AZ 3d." bid offerings li.c
under and September l1.c over July prices SAMPLES dun
receipts light close on track - Northern. CSC. y
spring go. ~ hard winter HGc Barley cash and So >
nominalSi j %: samples somewhat easier. demand
growing less and maltseTs being virtually u
ket rye in active demand ~ |. 4Siac NJ f7c Oais
No white. 37i<a37isc 10 3 white. 3G4. 431c nn~ket
active quiet No 2. Csc " {. &c TiaN.c,l cash
Flour dun and unchanged. NH stun. hrn. 'rau-
Standard grades. per sacked. ST. 80. nidilines
do SIP 500 sl2 -. red dogs d.. 50
Minneapolis May % Wheat did not "a heavy doe
cline TO-DAY but g. declined july upeled 80, and
closed at 57sc. against clos" yesterday - .us>r
September opened 55c and closed 3d.. against
close Yesterday Of 55',c Cash wheat steady with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. Near Union Square. hand
sorne square room on second Moor. with
running water. etc. 80 private house. 10
gentleman with unacceptable refer
cnccs. Address j.. v. Tribune Branch
Oflce. H2 Enat I'm Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
DREssMAKING.

A.-A-ARTIsTIc DRESSES from So up:
tailornade also: wedding. evening and
reception dresses. home or out. by day
home preferred. also apprentices 70 learn
irrssmaking and cutting. ETHEL and
ECFENIE. 43 East 2oth-st
a FINE FILTER. stylish: experienced.
latest costumes. tea gowns wraps. city
OF country: 81 - day: e. weekly. address
~ a week. DESIGNER i2i2 Broadway.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKING.- Perfect IT.
tins costumes. handsome d-csses. Sl2
Nine. OWEN. lJT West 22d-si.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAKING. imported
fashions. hotel orders ~ short notice,
goods purchased II desired moderate
prices. Mrs MELROY. ~ East iith-st..
between Broadway and University Place.
COUTURIERE FRANCHISE. Mme. Ander-
son. lO> West iIih-st.. formerly with
Storms. ladies' own materials made last
seasons dresses remodolled. perfect styles
and ~.
DRESSAIAKER- by n nrst-class dress-
maker o. 60 ouf hf fhf lay. iH''rt
style and perfect 1T guaranteed. reference.
Mrs. NALLN. 400 East ssth--t.
DREssAiAKER would Ike few more
would - o. Tho country with family: viii
ing and oblig.ng. 22l East S9th-st.. 81
n1or
DRESsMAKER-Pcr litter and de-
signer. ~ years experience. makes hand
some suits latest STYLES. SO up. Mrs.
SMYTH. 100 West JOth-st., T. station.
DRESSMAKER. by a thoroughly compe-
tent dressmakcr. goes out by the day
latest styles. fancy waists. latest fun
skirts perfection and designing. remodel
Ing. terms moderate. Address J. X. Box
~. l.2i2 broadway.
pRESSMAK Perfectly experienced in
cutting, hitting and quick ut designing.
would Ike ENGAGEMENTS by tho day. Adj
dress DRESsMAKER, 30 West 23d-st.
DREssMAKER wanta q few more custom
crs At home. suits from 81 Up. II.
FOX. 3l2 West s0th-st.. near Riverside
DREssMAKER wishes tow more custom
crs thoroughly competent and expert
encel; e per day; references. address
DRESsMNKER. 2i3 West liih-st.
DREssMAKrR. formerly with Mms.
plod~n. viii make gowns from IS TO Sl2.
reference co. West i3d-st.
DRESsMAKER- Good plain sewer. to 20
out nv 'ho dny or take work home.
Miss CONNER - Pcrry-s'.
pRESSMAKING Perfect nt,ing and sty-
lish dresses made on shor' notice from
Sc ny. Mrs. WiTKoV. 227 West i6th-st
EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER OF chill
d-cu's and misses dresses by week or
month. city or country. highest city refer
encos. pKI.SSMAkEE 1J6 East th-st.
FIRsT-CLASs DREsSMAKING at modcr-
ate prices. Mrs. COOK. 100 East 3i 81
LADIES' TAILOR and experienced dress
maker wishes 20 recommend himself ~
ladies who wish perfect fitting garments
made % moderate prices. dinner. visiting
and reception gowns and all other stvi"s;
~ HON" preferred. or hy day 300 East
33l-si.. . bells
MILLER & FENDER. late NJ 2la West
4sth-r'.. have removed 70 2i9 West f"th
St wher" they are prepared 70 receive
orders FOR June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
LOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco. May 20. 1924.
10, Vest To-fav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ELEGANT ROOMS. handsomely fur
nished especially a'tractiyc FOR summer,
near Central PARK. with or without board .
reasonable. West 1lst-st
GRAMERCY PARK. I39 FAST 2lsT- sr.
delightful summer location. privileges
ot park. desirable rooms. board optional.
HANDSOME newly furnished large. airy.
secoId-st0ry back room. all con
veui'nces. with board suitable for one
or t"o gentlemen. West J9th-st
LARGE. cool comfortably furnished par
Tor. with communicating bedroom
southern exposure. adjoining dainuiy fur
nshed hall bedroom. II wanted desirable
home and table. very reasonable terms for
summer. - West I2th-st.
WEST 7fTH-sT. Select hoard in
Southern family; references. CASHIER.
PoHofnce Box 2.l6a.
I2TH-sT.. % WEST. Second story al
cove and other rooms. superior table.
transients ana Southerners Accommodated
summer rates, references.
18TH ST. co WEST Clean. newly fur
nished rooms. large. medium and hall
rooms. gentlemen preferred.
2IsT-sT.. o WEST. Desirable large rooms
with superior board. select surround
ings. summer rates. transient parties &C
comlnodated; references.
rooms: small private house. board II de-
sired. homelike. nice location. reasonable.
81 WEST IGTH-sT .-Desirabie large. cool
comfortably furnished rooms. with good
attendance; excellent home table. refer
snces
81 WEST 18TH -ST.-Large and small
rooms at summer prices strangers to the
city accommodated.
IBID ST. 81 WEST.-Handsome. large
rooms. en- suite or singiy. transients ac-
cnmmodated: superior table. references.
57TH-sT. 1913 wEsT.-Largc and small
rooms with board: gentlemen or gen
tlemen and wives. references: table board
ers.
6s WEST 7lsT-ST. Rooms. with run
ming water. near l. station. good board.
Southerners desired: table board.
s4TH ST. I23 EAST.-Comfort OF real
home. with exquisite board. for two gem
tlenen - education. or gentleman and
wife; In private family
I2f LEXINGTON-ANE.-F rooms. home
comforts. excellent board location desr-
able for trnnsients: summer prices. table
hoard.
306 WEST BOTH -ST.-Largr. cool rooms:
families and gentlemen. with or without
ences. moderate rates.
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THE ORANGES. y. J.-An locations
rent or sale. Full information /. T.
HAMILTON & CO. 90 Broadway. Once
at Orange station open today.
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GARDENER. &c.-By single German; un-
de,stnnds tho care Of horses. COWS milk,
careful driver; IN gcntleman's country
place. moderate wages: references. Address
Box 81 Tribune Oflicc
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p .n
LArs TO LET-unfurnisbed


mems. % WEST. New, clean apart
70 srs, Central Park block; Inducements
1n;. quiet families; siI. sI7.
rixnDSysEITIsEMENTs AMI, sI,ps6;p,F
tNTss FOR THE NFWiyopnKo ST TSir-
uPTowN dBE RECEIVED AT THE
a NOR OFFICE. No. i.242 broadway.
yLRTisEMp,nr9f Thirty-hrst-st and AID
ofices: ~ NtS az the following Branch
event, s.e,rsy-seventh-st.; I5s East Forty.
l8tk- corner Thlrd-aye: $50 East
hear 6i,;, near Third-ave ! .0a0 Third ave
Vtst Ts.,e,y,..nrst-st: l.70s First-ave.: io8
/. s. S-kecond-st.: 1872 columbus,aye.
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TO RENT FOR SUMMER MONTHS
Fully furnished residence: situated on
the Montrose Ridge. South Orange. n: j.;
beautiful view: surroundings hrst-class
For terms, etc. apply 10 VIM. T. BAIRD.
10 Park Row, Ncw-York.
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TRAINED NURSE.-Win attend patients
during summer; city or country: or at
tend patients In city by day or night, mas
sage: physicians references; reasonable.
Call or address. all week. NURSE, 40 West
51th-st.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

AT MOSTCLAIR y. J.-Full list FUR
nishcd and unfurnished houses for sale
and 10 let: $40 per month up; appoint
meats for Decoration Day. WIN. u.
HOLMES. opposite D.. l.. and w. depot.
Montclair.
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Male.
JANfTOR. BY a small family. German
and English. on" or more houses. best
reference. Apply el9 East S9th-s'.. candy