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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
,vsrRrcr0RS OF THE DEAF
,,rxAxpER GRAHAM BELL ADDRESSES
DR. At cHAUTAuorA-oTiER DO
Ill., 80, OF THE DAY.

..rrp GRAHAM BELL ADDRESSES
DR. ALn ~ cHAUTAUouA-oTIER DO
lhN~ ,xcs OF THE DAY
=, v July (SpecaD. -To-day's SEES
Janes'o""' ,rnou,auuua Assembly opened al s:5o
sion Oh Ao hail where the Ministers CIuo me-"
g. d. ~, meeting conference Oh cnu'0" "I"''
is inltla, - ,,e hall at o'clock and at 800
was hs'- ~ ..The Minister as Man OF Chur'n
conference o"
business Ting ~ the American Association
Al w." tho Teaching Of Speech 10 the Dear
20 Promo'e ,dress ~ welcome was delivered by
vas heu - vincent who introduced ex-Presiient
Bsnop c-,ham Bell of Bell telephone fame
AeN"".rs reviewed the history OF the asso'lA-
the 'p ,o,3 what it had accomplished since us
noe -e,on four years ago. He said the object Oh
Ms ,mr,er meetings was to estabnsh s'"oo''
ines ,c,,on for teachers. where they could come
o. ms the best methods in vogue for teachihg
an ~,,,,,a,on to the deaf lie read from S'"-
free ,soor- showing the great increase IN the
U.s. n pupils who are taught free articulation
nlmo. nsrcentage Of increase in the United states
ana ,a' ~ nsrcen,ace Of pupils taught ar''"'I'a' ION
IN i" .,oos in the United States was 272 This
n d" has steadily increased until In 1898 1t was
plumber mas
D. Rel was followed by philip g. Gillett' the new
MI Of The association. who spoke for several
p,.s upon the same general subject
m.'.. n. the Rev. Dr. George Hodges Dean
AZ rr,scopal Theological School at Cambridge
=, deiiyercl q lecture life In MediaeVal
.a'Sos,e,v &" lie spoke. In part. as follows
wonks are interesting 20 MS today not only on
MohN' of their differences from MS. but on ac-
sccO,," y, certain likeness. They were the social
couhe, The Middle Ages Many a medieval strike
ISIS ia led bv a wandering friar and many Coxey =
wa If that old time was ceneraiiZed nN man
afhs ~ and coUl with tOnsured head. The MONKS
n.Te also the scctarians Of he Middle AseS Meth
WEI s,s ir those DAYS were Franciscans covenant
odsts -, Carthus.ans In these days we scarcely
eIs We, mai 20 10 with enthusiastic people. We are
nnsrnlexed b. cranks Religious cranks we sfhd
o uls ages the man with n novel notion had
n'cbsnce 10 work it out in monastery
u4p m there was conference on "Oid Men
n the Ministry and at p. m the Hhshsh Giee
ciuh gave ballad concert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
r1pSr DISTRICT RTPTBL1CANS.

4 special meeting OF the County Committeeman
of The Republcan ORGANIZATION OF the Isl Assembly
District was held Monday night AZ Grotes Han. 80
2l9 Greenwich-st. Every election district was rep
resented All the committeeman presented the
names OF inspectors. poll and ballot clerks. In
c,uraglng reports received from very election
district over nfty Italian-Americ4ns have sign'i !
the roll during the last week rrilt ior ms sooi
At special meeting OF the William 4 1'Nnmns'
club held MonlaV night az Grofr.s Hall COM
mlttee consisting OF Daniel =. M0rarty. James
O'Shea j. W. O'Ncin " \. 'ummlnls ara ). j.
O'Rourke was appointed - mir" park music. etc 8.
for picnic on the last saturday in August The
standardb bearer has received assurance that A." Re
pubHcans VIII attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
4 CLEAR IND TdRM FOURTH.

WHAT THE WEATHER CLERK PROMISES YEsTER-
DAYS UNPLEASANT HEAT.
The sun again poured ravs OF excessive heat over
the civ YESTERDAY and all the buildings OF stone
and brick and all the pavements radiated heat
until the streets were Ike ovens II warm 70
begin with and It got hotter the day wore on
until at 6 O'Clock Perrys thermometer In Printing
House Square recorded temperature OF o. degrees.
The highest that the mercury In the official
thermometer Of the Weather Bureau showed was
IS degrees which point It reached az ) o'clock in
city is better represented bv the record OF Perrys
Equitable Building the official thermometer is free
from the effects of The radated heat from the
buildings and Yavements.
The humidity was. fortunately, not excessive AT
any time IN the course ~ tho day.
At 8 o. clock in thc morning the mercury began liS
upward c.mD and from - degrees Il went IN three
hours up 20 Il At cock u had reached " de-
"a degrees AMI al &C ock II reached rs eliminating
point OF 80 degrees. Then IL gradually went down:
and the cool winds o. evening brought some re!!cf
from the intense heat ~ 'hc day.
This month z Juy is starting ont az n II meant
10 maxi record The results - observations fJr
twenty-0ne years n The heat July have been Is
sued by me Weather Bureau. The normal aVer3g
Temperature FOR july Is given as ~ degrees Ihe
temperature = degrees. and The coolest Was
that Of 1884,. when the average was Il. The highest
temperature IN any jay on july 2. 1910. Whcn
the mercury rose 10 ~ degrees The i0west was
July 10, 1873 when the mercury fell 10 80 degrees.
In all Julys the prevailing winds have been from
the South
The prospects last nigh, were f5r clear ana warm
weather to-day The heated tern is not over yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
SENATOR DAVIS TO TIE STRIKERS.

MORE SUCH SENATORS NEEDED
N, ~. The Newark Advertiser.
ana more OF Senators had the moral courage
Mlnnsse. phyhcal backbone OF Senator DAVIS OF
The sssGGta, the Senate would once command
'""'e respect and full confidence OF the people.
AWKWARD FOR THE STRIKERS.
, TON The Evening Sun
Tor me strikers must regret that letter 20 Sena-
laws In which they asked him 10 support Mr..
tha resolution. His definition Of the attack upon
10 a. .a.orney Generals action, being equivalent
10 a eiort 10 dissolve the Government. is awkward,
" say the least Of H.
MEN OF COURAGE STILL HOLD OFFICE
From The Brooklyn Eagle
bava - wen that there in high office who
save '"e courage 10 utter such words as these.
REFRESHING IN THESE DAYS
from The Utica Herald
..the reply or Mr.. Davis Is most refreshing In
, uese days when demagogic craftsmanship Is too
much the custom.
HIS DUTY RIGHTLY CONCEIVED.
From The Pitsburg Dispatch.
Senator Davis OF Minnesot, dIspIaved n proper
conception OF his duties when he refused TO sup
~. tne hylc resolution, which provides for the
rv.eVuon OF strikers from Federal interference
Mn NH III me transportation OF the United States
ssssims There is vast difference between men OF
TIC DAVIS stamp and the demagogic Popu.ists.
HE DESERVES SPECIAL HONOR
from The Philadelphia Ledger
senator c. X. Davis. Of Minnesota, deserves to be
sspee,siiy honorcd even by members OF the Ameri-
-AA f'au"aS Union Tor his courage and franknesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
PRENDERGIST DECLARED SINE.

TIE JURY DECIDES THAT HI Is NoT LUNATIc-
HIS COT NSEL WILL APPEAL.
Chicago. July 3-The jury IN Judge Payne's court
after two hours' dcbcration this afternoon re-
turned verdict finding Patrick Eugene Premier
gas' not insane unatic ana therefore response
be FOR the murder % Carter Harrison. u ~ other
legal technically iuttrvcucs the assassin Will Ice
hanged on .Iu.v D.
Prrndcrgasrs counsel will move FOR a trial.
and this be not granted they intend o. carry the
matter % The supreme court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
DRESSMAkING.

FRANCHISE. Nine.
.Arlerson los West ian ST. formerly
wi'r stern ladies materials made. las'
seasons j esscs rem0d-ilcd, fancy waists
summer prices
A -Artlstic SUMMER dresses; made
from s. phls month";. tailor cut. NJ ana
Work guaranteed. al40 wedding. evening
reception. SEASIDE anl travelling costumes
Wup- and costume OF every d'"criptinh
made On short notice. cutting. hasung' ~
patterns 20 measure. - ccntH, three $40
iDra ETUEL's dressmaidng pfrlors ~
Earl 2nth-t.
DREsSMAKER Makes handsome suits
latest styles 81. short notice. perfect
litter. ~ years ,xp-ri"ucs. Mrs. SNl I'll.
100 W..' .oth-st !. etn'ion IN corner
FRENCH DRESS. cloak stage co'wme
naaer AZ 81 - per day. ciN of country
MRS PLrCUART. 20 H,nd-st- send
postal card
SUMMER GOWNS made from 81 to 81
Iail.s sending postal w.li BE- waited upon
~ ,hrir own huU,s Madame khf MOLD.
~ Fas' fsih-st
WAIST and SKIRT HAM. late with
stern Bros. - - out rs ~" DAY -
take wo,k D. mo. best reference. Address
J.. 2i2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
REWARD OFFERED roR rRiTy WIRE cKERS.

Mooseheal. Me. july 2.-Inycs,sa'ons to-day
have clearly established The fat that The accident
70 the Canadian Pacific passenger train on me
bridge near Moosehead was caused by distractions
placed on the track los some malicious person or
rersons The railway COMPANY has oncr'd a r.
"a ri Of 81 FOR Information That VIII 'al =! IN"
arrest ana conviction of tho perpetrators. y j.
thought that the State authorities VII so "n"r a
reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
A MINISTER KILLED by THE HEAT.

The prospects last nigh, were for clear and warm
weather. to-day. The "neate! tern is not over yet
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,


Male.
COACHMAN.- a stylish city and coun-
try driver; understands thoroughly care
Of scntleman's stable. will be found
hard worker and careful servant. has ex-
rel.ent city references. Address II. H..
care ~ j. VI. jenny. ~ West 2,th-st.
COACHMAN. By steady man. good
driver; wishes Job In livery stable. wei
posted with location Of theatres. hotels,
depos cemeteries. etc. references. 500
20 ave.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

n LET. WOODBRIDGE. ON" ;
,..u ana one D.. m house. mp '.t
r,,.ts huur out near d'po' J. h''N
LAND IN EfoHiNAN.
T. ,trArONS THE CASTLE. SUN
M season only. bsronisl mansion. sd,
peri view moderate rent NlNoH. :"
RWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

VISITORS To NEW YORK can be ac-
commolafeI with rooms. with or with
out bard. reference. 81 East @st-st
: WEsr IeTHsT Large. airy room. with
% WITHOUT board.
list ST. ~ EAST Elegant cao, rooms.
ell cute Ir siugiy superior fahi". mod
cfaf- terms. references Exchanged
2lST. ST. - WEST Desirable furnished
rooms. superior rabbi" hoarl. summer
visitors 20 rity accommodated. moderate
terms references
sgTU 1T 2G WEST Two large rooms
ui'h board home cooking. 90 summer
rates. references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A.-VAN TAsSELL & KEARNEY.
1870. 10. EAST l3IH-SI.
r2a ie'. i27. i2o EAST i i2TH:ST;'
nROr.jUANs. BROUGHAMS.
oCrAGOS PHYSICIANS
DROTGIAMS. BROTGHAMS;
BROrGHAMS
IN ALL THE
LATEST
DESIGNS.
NEW AND sEcOND-HANp: IARofS.i
sTOCK AND VARIETY IN NEW-foRh'
Low PRICES.
r.axDAr.s N''' oMNTBUsEs.
COUPE HOCKAWAYa LANDAtLEIS.
OCTAGON ROCKAMAfs
rp.cs MAI. COACHES.
q PASSENGER ROcKAWAYs,
sTIVFR's PATENT RI MO rs.
WAGONETTES. PUAEToNS.
EVERY STYLE OF LOTT OR HEAVY
CARRIAGE.
FINF PAIR ROAb HORSES. Tor sale or
rent Adir~s= 4. Tribune ofic"
FOR SALE. sewn pm stations. all
ff.f. class stock ponies. VIII SOIL 'il.''f
Of them. chiidr"nS ponies. all ages ri ~. ~"
AMI unhrnken. AdiTess Ilr. O. g JN N
son. T. - Boz ldi. Jamaica. Long IT,
larl. y y
GREATEST BARGAINS ever 0r~red. 81"
fine light extension. cutundef. i7p SUI
70, u.rl : week. cost $40. also f1r Third
value lady's loop front top lhs'il "a Very
sttIisn Inquire a. PRIVATE SIAll'E,
10 W.T. 4l'h ~
HORSES BOARDED. summer and winter.
AZ si2 ponies ~ s. per month. par-
,icuiar attention o. lame h1rs"s. ponies f'r
rhiiIr.r Tor a. Alir.-s ~ ID e..
X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

DEATH orr NEW-TORK WOMIN ~ SARiToGA.
Saratoga, y y July CSpeclaD Mrs Susan l.
Kerby II New York CRY. who three weeks ago
leasol AMI occupied the Adams cottage In Caroline
81 for the summer. died suddenly this morning. she
was widow. aged sNfy-seyen. ann Is survived hy
q daughter. Mrs Kerby hal been m poor health for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE
FrRNIsHED HOUSES TO LET
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second
hand wood And iron working machines
fully guaranteed. machinery bought ana
..chnnged. GEORGE Is. EDDY, Svo MHH'
scn-st
ATTENTION Sewing machines 81 al
kinIs. new So. good second -hihd' siv
cash 81 credit. exchange. rented. Al
NAI.sGIrs 2i5i ad-nyc. ism -.
AT IITrLES TOOL. STORE. 30 Fulton.
ct New York workshop machinery VOC.
power. list free. wooi-cdr'ing tools. s1rol.
SAWS designs and fancy WOODS h'up''"''
and bro,ders In operation -
ucYCIEs Meteor. cushion tire" lacy
nigh grade pneumatic tire, h"'h IVY"
useI mus, sell. no REASONABLE" Offer re-
fused. ~ Frankiin-st. 81 moor.
uucycfrs Absolutely brand-new 1904.
highest yradc. 1928 PNEUMATIC m,np
boil tools guaranteed project order; VIM"
they las; only Sis ii2A Powers ~.
brooklyn.
PI"YcG.E BARGAINS CSEw1 Juvenile
wheels. si2 up. Ladies ~ Cents pnr1 ,
wheels. So. SO. s35 IA $50 cuah. tired
House). IA Hasau-sr near T.. @
BICYCLES
second hand fnk~r In trade for new
wheels. 49, have over 80 We VIII clear OUT
y,r, cheap. such a. Nassau. So -. Shlva-
tor. sa5 warwick S35 Westerns. s4e
ONfords. So. ORMONpE 'OMfA"N' W
barclay ST
HICYCLES High grade pn-umatics nom
SIS to $50: all absolutely new. % u 30
hounds. also ladies'. BICYCLE OFFICE.
t35s, Lexington aye. near i''h-st.
pEsKS.-A four-foot polished oak roiltop
d,sk for $50, s-foot high roll solid OAK
desk .or s3s the biggest bargains IN New
York. EMPIRE DESK Co. 800 B~sl
SAFES Cheap for casn. closing our St"oH
on hand % National ssfe. a,nn,e
than cost Of manufacture. D. IL. "nO'S
COG broadway
PIANO Magnificent upright almost giN.n
away. square 81 and go hH p''b"''
1871 East Goth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN THE NINTH.

REPT NIICAN MEEIINE N HE 7N-NI-1I'1'
The Republican organization Of the AAIN'h AS
semblv District opened its new headquarters at
Th,ri-ave and Onc-hunjred-and sixty-fifth-st. on
Monday evening There was large attendance
The meeting was presided ovo" ~ Mr. Booster.
Joseph Wilkinson spoke Of the amount OF work
done by the Republican OrsanzitiOn under the
leadership Of Jonn +. Milhpliand = stirring up
Republican activity in tins county and establishing
from the first headquarters for the Republicans IN
NeW-NOrk County. -,
Ex-Judre Angel said that he had been Re
r,blicau ali his lifc but had become dsgn~ici with
the old machine through his knowledge "i It's cor
runtion and inefiiccncy during the campaigns or
1SSS and 1892 lie charged Blain's defeat and me
curse Of Cleyeand's Administrauo 10 the ola
machine -
representative Republican district orsan'Htuoh ana
the success Of the new movement speaks Wei Tor
member OF that district
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WORK WANTED.



VIM. l.. HARTUNG.
r-,nert Accountant Rnd Auditor.
Barnes building. Room 40. Il FarS row.
MAN with first class team. wagon ana
truck IL open FOR an engagement 10 ",,
CITY or country work VIII pam t ',.',
nrm On wagons II desired. prSt i'l'' -,
Address T. Y. IL. Pavona station jersey
city. .----------
nAKER. Good second hand: able t. take
rn,rrr. day work preferred. BAhEh >
Old Wool Point Road, BROOKLYN.
my M can write a very good hand. In
nidce LtPINSKI. GsT 3d-avc.. south
Rrouldyn. ------
roy would like situation in an Office
,.h.r. there ~ z chance Tor adNah't-
mrnt. wholesale house preiSrrei, g..N pm
man. reference. IpHN DIV
East lGith ~.
Iu,lGflT YcUNG AMERICAN BOY, OF
English descent wants work AT any
min ii venrs I'D. good references HEN
KY nISHOP. 2Gs 39th-st brooklyn.
CARPENTER or CNBINErMAKE'l. fore
man. who has many years 'Ap'Ii'r'r Nc
tory. estimates and Lays out Work ana ana, Is
"A nrst-clas~ draugh'sulnn. 'AlfhN EN'
Tribune Branch. l.JS> ID
npt,GGIsT -. registered I'm New, York.
Il wears experience, good preScripu'hls,'
,.ferences: city or country, small salary
CALOMEL. BoN Ia, lIl"uh' ''''-'.---
DRIVER or PORTER.--By a Young mar
MI, With tools BARTELS. BOB West
uoustOn-si.
pRAI,GUTSMAN Mechanical: by young
nan. technical education. J years *
periencr. good knowledge 1l mach n.y. .
highest reference. l.. W, lrioune orhce'
a01 button st. Brooklyn
ISL ,,rptCtAN or XIREMAN.- telephone
ana inside construction work: nrsi-eIhss
~ "a b.. a. rfis nMAN. l.".f '"-.i'''
ADVERTIsE MENTs AND 81 HsS rH!p
TIoNs FOR THE NEA-lORk TILL I'LL.
NE WILL he RECEIVED AT THE
rTiTToWN OFFICE. No. i.2i2 broadway
"a door north Of Thirty-nrs!-st, ana AZ,
Tt-i5TISF MENTS at the following branch
cetnrs o,i Etghth-avc.. 40 rhlri-hNe :
corner Forty-seventh- 1870 East ,so F9r,y Fry
seventh-st. corner Third-anSoee; rh ia r,aS'
iaSth.st.. near Third-ave.s ;n2n Ihirh-avr,..
near slxty-nrst-st.: Los Flrs,-ave.; 100
West Forty-second-st.: ~. So'umous-a'~
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CONNECTICUT pop11Lsrs IN CONVENTION.


Hartford. Conn. July (SpeciaD.-The Populist
party Of Connecticut met IN Central Hal In his
city to-day Twen;y-onc delegates were in attend
ance one Of them being woman. W. W. Wheeler.
of Merden. chairman Of the Executive Committee.
called me convention order. and PAU Scnutze.
OF Waterbury. was Elected chairman. Or. Joshua
Perkins. OF Dane.sOnve; H. G. Baldwin, OF Nau-
gaiuck; Robert Pyne, OF Hartford; w. H. Scheidiz'
Of South Manchester AMI G. W. Jewell. Of Mon
VILE. were CHOSEN Committee on Platform. Thcy
reported a Platform winch declared IN favor 81 an
American system of finance. Who-y mltpcnHtht
o. the money power OF Wa street ana LONDON
bankers and based Oh honesty ana common sense
w: three kinds OF mOney-god. silver ana paper
ISSUED only by the Government, n FAVOR OI IN
creasing the circulating medium 70 - per capita
within the next five years an unlimited coinage
OF gold and silver at ratio Of is 10 ], payment
Of bonds ana interest thereon In silver; immediate
coinage OF silver bullion now in The treasury I'M
mediate issue OF SJ0OCO0O Of iractlona4 cuIifn'H
a tariff the object and intent of when shaIl De 20
confer eQul, rights and benefits upon a., instead
of corferrlng sptc.al privileges upon trusts. con-
hines and nonopOie-: government C1ntlo OF ran
roads AMI ownership OF telegraph ana ielephohe
lines: municipal ownership o. water, gas ana erc-
mic light plants. revision Of me state 60nstiu-
ION and reduction Of salaries OF state of1cers -
Der cent \ tcke; will be nominated tomorrow.
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rIR>IsuED ROOMS WANTED.

A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN wants
r,.rn. ir IA pff,af. house iu the thirtirs.
about $50 monthly. Ely" particulars.
pkHM ANfNI Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

The Rev. James Huvs,on. formerly pastor OF the
FRS; Holland Reformed Church. Of Paterson. was
overcome by heat yesterday wht crossing Pros
pect-st. in that CITY and fen He died a few
minutes later. He served term IN the Board II
Education He one Of the best-knOwn men
In the city lie leaves wife and two sons. well
as several daughters He retired from active work
two years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
POLITICAL ODDS And ENDS.
ELECTION INSPECTORS APPOINTMENTS.

ELECTION INSPECTORS APPOINTMENTS.
The new Bipartisan Election Inspectors bill
went into effect July !. The lists Of candidates
for appointment election officers must be sub
mittel to the Police Commissioners on or before
August 10. The preparation OF these lists r1S been
begun. II is understood at the headquarters Of
both the Republican Organization of the CITY and
County OF New-York and the George Bliss crowd.
Under the law the Republican state Committee
and not tho Police Commissioners or courts will
decide on the regularity of the applications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

FAT PRODUCING TABLETS.
81 r.r bundle. get mt.
! NJ II KINNEY. 'am"rgo. III.
GENTLEMEN wishing 20 dispos" " their
IN m Diothing az fair value VIII
plsnrc call uf address EDWARD MlLl'hlt.
IL Gih.utr.. near Nayeriey Place.
GREAT SEMI ANNUAL SALE. 80 per
cont reductions on most r"apnnble goods .
Indies waists underwear. gloves. snini1er
icwrlry. hnnfNcrchlrfs. belts. etc. JAMMES.
lro ErutdWat.
PATENTS ror inventions secured prompt
ly Rest Of references. Liberal terms.
Corretpondencc solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
A NlChFT. & CO. No 1853 Montgomery
ave Bloomasld New Jersey. Handbook
FOR inventory tree.
ADVEET1sEMENTS AND sUBscRlP-
TiONs FOR THE NEW YORK Tkib.
IfNE Will. BE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE - I 30 broadway
81 dom north OF Thrty-iirst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
ST. PAUL EARNINGS FALL OFF

Chicago. July 3-The earnings Of the Chicago
Milwaukee and -. Paul Railway for the fourth
week in juno t12il0C: for the same week I'm
IN" they were $soN92a. a decrease OF t0iSls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
manufacturers and others desiring - ~
tend tnr.r business. stores and Drs!nsss
places sold quickly. without publicity Nc
DONALD q WfGGINS 40 Nassau-st
ATTENTION, ANTFACTvRERS I'm
surpassed advantages. liberal induce
meuf- 20 locate. IRE" sites free power.
taxes rebatrl. other Inducements Par
ucu'ars. r. DE FOREST SHELTON.
Stewart Building. y \.
CATTLE HA%CH Profitable. pleasant.
h~hlfhfIl business located kocAj Mount
nins for sale. owner desirrs change.
might esrhangc. price. 80 90. unencum-
her.-l Address f1r particulars. RANCH
Man. Tribune once
ron SALE. cheap. account - sickness. a
Niunr store. large house. low rent
RAILROAD HOUSE NewtH~n. !. |
WANTED Active. honorable business
nan with So $50 capital 60 Invest IN a
thoroughly established business. good op-
r.riuniy fur The right party. Address
BUSINESS 100 Liberty--'.
~ PER CENT PROFIT IN Four months:
Investigation courted Address n. Y. o.
lOl Jersey Clty.
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HELP WANTED.



Aai-.
AN EXPERIENCED SHEPHERD. WIN
trained dog. wanted AZ ,.
SHORT HILLS PARK. ,.,.
81, J., n,,ctical mnn and furnish
references. go mt, torf,
short llils.
y 7.
IvASTED Railroad switchmen or yard
trainmen 10 work in railroad yards away ''S
from Nrw-York. good wagcs to goon mn
wiling to work. Apply All ua). ~,
mnn, please communicate b. mail, s,1u ~.
errerience nnd giving address. 'l'Aitl'r.o
poDGE. Billiard Room. Initrd '>,"'vvS
Hotel. corner Fulton and Pearl SIS y J.
WANTED Engineers and iirem"n f'r
freight. passenger and switch ens'h. ,,n ~
the West Apply at once. N"""S" ''''
road 900 Broadway. New York
-. .-r,-T, Mon ON cattle steamers 20
London. Liverpool GLASGOW WORK i'
passage. Apply % Gre'nNich-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04
HELP WANTED.
Fem ale.

Female.
GENERAL. HoUsEwoRK. Young or mid
dle-aged woman. good washer ana romg,r..
b ~ ,,,,,.s from n y: good home ana
wages right kind. RELIABLE. Tribune
Odfce-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

<OACHMAN In city and country. good ex-
perience. VIII make himself useful; first
class city references. city or country. w.
4. ! 242 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-04

COACIGMAN. -Thoroughly understands the
proper care of horses ard carriages.
sober. willing and obiging. city or coun-
iry. best II references; last employer can
De se-n. MAGEE. lC6 East 3:Idst.
The Louisiana populist., 1894-11-23
Fay For Your Paper.

The editor Of The Rocky Noun
tain Celt, Christopher McSheeby
by name, recently won the prize of
81, 600 offered by the syndicate of
western editors for the best appeal
poem to newspaper subscribers to
pay up their subscriptions. This
is the poem he wrote:
Lives of poor men oft remind US
Honest toll won't stand a chance,
TIE more we work there grows behind
us
Bigger patches on our pants,
On our pants once new and glossy,
Now of stripes Of different hue,
All because subscribers lingeT
And won't pay up what is due.
Then let us all be up ana doing,
Send your mint, however small,
Or. when SHOWS of winter strike us,
We shall have no pants at all