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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
ORGANIZED FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

Democratic Congressman Form Them
selves into II Committee With Faulkner
as Chairman.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Demo
cratic Congressional campaign commit
tee met this afternoon in the room of
the House committee on labor and ef-
fected permanent organization. Sen.
ator Faulkner. OF West Virginia, was
unanimously elected chairman; Law
romeo Gardner, of Washington, secre-
tary, and James l. Norris, OF Washing
ton, treasurer.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
tho chairman to appoint an executive
committee Of fifteen mem bers. five Sen.
ators and ten Representatives. Mr..
McMillin, of Tennessee, reported that
he had attended the meeting OF the Dem
ocratic clubs held here yesterday and
they would cooperate with the Congress.
sonal committee
The meeting WAC we'll attended,
twenty'six out OF the thirty.fve mem
bers being present.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
Want to Hear From the Confederate Vet
erAna.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb 9-The fol
lowing order was issued this evening by
Camp Hardee, Confederate Veterans:
TO United Confe derate Veterans: Camp
Hatoee, Of birmingham, will be pleased
to hear from each caup in the United
States, as To the number OF delegates
that will be present st the reunion in
Aprli Camp Hardec wants TO hear
from eacn camp SO that preparations
may be made for each delegate who
will attend
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
DISCUSSING BLAND'S BILL.
The Author Finishes His Argu-
ment Upon the Measure.

Knotty Question Upon tho Record of
the Roll Call Threatened tho House.
Reed and Tracey Showed Symptoms of
Filibustering-The Western Repre-
sentatives Generally Support the Meas
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
Fire in Livery stable in Atlanta

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb. o Jones livery
stable, occupying a fine tive'story brick
and marble building on Forsyth street,
was burned 10 night. Six persons were
seriously burned, some OF whom may
die
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
Important Treasury Appointments Ex


WASHINGTON, Feb, "A number OF
important Treasury appointments are
expected TO be announced on Monday
next as tho result OF an extended con-
ference this afternoon between the
President and Secretary Carlisle.
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At Mrs. Flesher's School, No. 3eS Camp.
bell Street,

At Mrs. FIe5her's SCHOOL, NO. 3*S Iamp-
bell Street,
YOU are taught tho entire system of
French dress and cloak making. design
ing. draping, basting, boning, pressing,
matching stripes, plaids, figures and
diagonsls; cutting the seamless waists,
waists without shoulder seams. seam
less princess costumes, French bias
darts, dartless fronts and bias under
arm cores and all other fine points as
now practiced by all first class French
and American lady tailors; private les
sons to dressmaRers desiring to learn
the fine points; the system cuts so &C.
curately that personal fitting is not
necessary.
Old papers for sale at this of, ca at 10
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
An Iron Furnace to Resume.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Feb. o.-Tho
Bear Spring iron furnace will resume in
few days giving employment to 800
men.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
W. S. NCClANAHAN & CO.,

Fire, Life and Accident Insurance
Agents, POT South Jefferson ST.,
opposite Terry Building,
Roanoke, Va.
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Get


A little box. Cut a slot
in the top big enough to
let a nickel through. Put
it where you will see 1t
often. Then try the ex-
pertinent of dropping in a
nickel every day. 1t will
fill up quicker than you
have any Idea.
The contents will come
in handy for most any
thing; but the wisest and
safest thing is to take out
a little policy in the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
P0STOFFICE ROBBED OF 81, 600.
Newport News Federal Building
Entered by Burglars.

One Hundred and Twenty-four Dollars in
Money. $500 In Stamps and Several
Reg stored Letters Secured-The Safe
Blown Open With Powder-There Is
no Glue to the Identity of the Culprits,
and the Authorities Ordered to be on
the Lookout.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10
TUE WEATHER.

Forecast for Virginia: Generally fair;
colder In western portion; south to west
winds
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-10

Old papers for sale at this Of CO at 10
cents per hundred
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NO H WESTERN.
Drop In and let us tell
you how much it will buy.

For rates and full information call on
or address
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mar NUTES GET DEGREES.
-. connrxcrNrNr rxrnc1srs AR

-rprsr1N, COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT
GALLACDET COLLEGE.
.,,..,,rr,on. May 2 (Spccian.-The thirtieth ami
w., ~ the National Deaf Mute College at Ken
' e, cr.en was celebrated with commencement ex-
ia, TODAY The ushers. who wore boutonnieres
e'~.,,r flowers were Ernest Bingham, Of North
o. ' ,,,,. Alfred II. Cowan, Of Canada; Ralph II.
a., 10 MARYLAND. Max y. Marcosson. OF Ken
49,. Harvey W. Peter. OF Pennsylvania. and
u~1 " Williams OF Wisconsin. On the plat
u.s,e the president and faculty Of the college.
io'" coora,arv % the Interior Professor Yelling.
W' D., Thomas Gallaudet. rector Of St AIMS
~ - f,r Deaf Mutes. in NcwYork. and the
%" ~ r,dwari b Rasby. chaplain Of the House Of
representatives.
~ ne front row OF seats on the floor were the
deaf mutes 70 receive degrees-eisht young
W ,d three Young women. Tn" exercises were
"a With PRAYER by the Rev DR. Bagby. This
o7cEesI ,,,xvr1 i,v dissertations low members Of
was is. civen IN tho sign language each accom-
pant" e,ou8 The papers were listened 10 with
foHp' ,r,errs, hy The lar2e audience.
nlsn LAS YVES then addressed by the Secretary
me ''Ir,er,or lie was followed by Professor
Q. w ,rho gave little sketch If the founder
We,tnff,, nts education in this country and rs one
o. lea.,oe,o~s If the college announced the change
a. ne On ome from Columbia National Deaf Mute
IN US No Gailaudet College. The president Of the
CoNese FdVarl Gallaudet. son OF the founder.
thsn s''1The candidates for the Degree Of Master
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SHE SAYS TREY WAyT 70 POISON HER.
THE WIFE OF COLONEL wLDnIcK on THE RE,

THE WIFE or COLONEL wILDRICK on TIE RE-
TIRED LIST or THE ARMY. MAKES A COM
PLANT TO SUPERINTENDENT EYRNrs
Mrs WilGIick wife OF Lieutenant Colonel Abra %
ham Wildrck. who until recently was in charge Of
the post at Fort Wadsworth. complained 20 In
spcctor Byrncs at Police Headquarters yesterday
that certain persons had been trying poison her.
Colonel Wildrick has resigned and the retired
list lie Is now In the South. Mrs. Wildrick Is
living at Clifton with her son. near Fort Wads-
worth. She Is between forty and fifty wears old.
The Widrlcks have lived on Staten Island for sew
eral years. during which time the Colonel was In
command Of the fort. Mrs. Widrick has been prom
ineni IN staten Island society Six months ago
she compia'rod TO the staten Island police that
plot had been formed 10 poison her The police
made a thorough investigation. but found no trace
% any pot. Mrs. Wildrick made similar com
paint 70 District-Attornry Fitzgerald. lie also
investigated the matter and decided that there was
no reason for Mrs. WiidTick TO fear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
Il ork tpanle0.


Fema.e
REFINED Partisan. -. Protestant: -y-
rel'nt pianist and lirculst German. Eng
lish. Russian. Polish. experienced teacher.
desires engagement for Tune. Juiy. August,
as travelling companion. chaper1ne. t'acte.
ur secretary. Address AiADENDlSELLt.
aug Fem. Seminar. stanton. Va.
TEACHER An experienced teacher u
'h~ p'arnf1rte. singing and German would
give lessons or instruct Young children In
return for refined bone during the sum
mo- months IN the country. no sala.y.
references Address MUSICIAN. Box 2l5.
az Broadway
NOi-NG LADY desires position IN Office
g.! ats k.na. Wi''irS preferred l.. MAR
TEN 3"N East l09th-st.
Yol\G LADY. experienced s'snog-
raphrf and typewriter. desire position for
part % lay or whole day. best references.
Address e. n. Box IS 33S ID Lave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
sorsts ano q nrrlaser.

,u,NDsOME PAIR haCNncy eoSsi 10
.l = nii reliable and SAFE for lay 4, 1,
pre-, or double. young. sound ana
cflFe s,,'..oo.,ive. "a have no further use
ven, s ~,,'' ! will dispose ~ one or both FOR
.. ' hs,g.ray reasonable offer: allow trial
any s elimination. ABSOLUTE MATES
tribune Oflce
r,,uIY TEAM. 1913 hands: spider
= e,5 Gibson harness. horses are
pha os .."sd,ers perfectly seasoned and gen
- INV one. single or double. III
VATE. Tribune once
BARGAIN. Team sound " ~ hors ,o3
s-. ,brse business horses. $50 60 S"o. lV'
r,sAn,an-st Greenpoinf.
~rop SALE The imported irish hun
-. '@penelopc". nno booker hish
Jumper. seven years ola; ing skim <oIa
manu- ,;,--I fo~ rea or rs n brood mare.
ape al.5 ", a practically new Hea'ey victoria
"a pe4arest spider phaeion- Address
N F. DRUpY, - Codar-s'-
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OF Arts were Seth w. Gregory OF Wisconsin: Har-
yey +. Grow. OF Maryland; Barton Sensenig Of
for the Degree Of Bachelor of Arts Lily Annabe
Blcksler John Mutchler Kershner Hanna Schank-
Bachelor Of Science. Louis Andrew Divine and
land
The benedction was pronounced by the Rev. Dr.
Gaaudet who accompanied himself in the sign
language After the exercises the college buildings
and gymnasium were thrown open % visitors ana
their house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
A PTLOT DROPS DEAD At THE WHEEL.

AS the steamer Montauk. OF the New-York and Sag
lIarbor route. crossing from Shelter Island 20
Greerport, L. l.. on her way to this city, last
night. when within about 80 feet Of the wharf
William Winters. the pilot. suddenly fen over on
the wheel In the piot-house. Captain Gibbs Of
the boat. and man named Banks were IN the
pilot house and in the excitement failed 70 give the
engineer the bells TO stop and the steamer ran
into the pier, doing considerable damage The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

private view VIII he held At the Museum Of
Art on Saturday evening. from TO 10 o'c.ock when
opportunity Will be afforded TO study the additions
10 me museum for 'le summer exhibition chief
among which = the James \ Garland collection OF
Chlnsse p0rcea.n considered OF the finest IN the
In The fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

pilot was taken off the boat and doctor sent
ttor. 6ul he plot was dead, Winters probably
died from heart disease He native OF
Hampton. but recently lived in brooklyn. The
steamer CONTINUED on Der way 70 this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
JAMES f. WARD rs IMPROVING

DR.. William NJ. Butler said last evening that
there was little change In the condition OF Mr.
James +. Ward but that what change there was
was for the better. His patient, he added was
resting comfortably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
Citn ileal Gstair for Sale.

OVERSIZE DRIVE. conner lOSih-st.-
s-ssiantiai artistic. detached house; low
80 SEMI FOR circular ATLAS I'M
fpoVFMENT CO.. IS Broadway.
Cr.yIETERY lots FOR SALE.-lnquire
&, JOHN MURPHY ) Granite Works
convay-st. entrance to Evergreens Gene
iery. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
CYRUS ". FIELD rs BETTEP.

Cyrus W. Field was reported last evening being
much better. DR.. j. W. Roosevelt said there was
not the slightest fear of relapse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
FURNISHED Rooms.


a CHARMING LOCATION. Offering Al
tractive rooms. East 34th-st.. gentlemen
preferred: house is newly decorated ana
freshly furnished.
IRVING PLACE Corner l9th-st). l22
EAST.-Laree and small furnished rooms
par'or floor physicians or dentist
LIGHT. cool. cheerful rooms front or
rear. also han room; summer prices luo
West 4Sth-st
PARTIES desiring good accommodations
a. reasonable prices VIII d. well 20 cell
early and secure rooms. on suite or single.
with or without meals at 30 West 2Olh-
St. references: transients accommodated
TWO ladies'. occupying handsome out
side nat facing Central Park. offer home
L. one or more refined adults. exclusive
use of large. light bath. MRS. IL. Box
~. Tribune Ohce.
TWO ROOMS. "a floor with bath. %
gentlemen. private house lG5 West 46th-
st. one door from Broadway
lCT'H-ST.. 90 WFST-Nicely furnished.
floor rooms; private family.
18TH ST. o. WEST Newly furnished
parlor or basement. also large and small
rooms.
25TH-S ST. 900 WEST. Nicely furnished
rooms central location, 81 So 30. 50. 81
weekly.
18TH ST. IS WEST Handsomely fur
nshed rooms for gentlemen. running
water; references
NTH ST 100 WEST. Large. sunny
rooms. ~ floor accommodations frsi-class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

NURSE. BY young girl 70 grown chill
dren; good references Address /. r.,
Box G. 242 Broadway
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60 Eri tor Business pnrpose

FIRST-CIASS PARLOR FLOOR.-De-
slrab.e f0r business or clubs. low rent.
nrst-class house and location. los West
23d-st.
TO RENT. 4 story brick building
steam heat. elevator. +0-h0rse boiler and
engine; al In perfect order. rent Sil5 per
month. Inquire 5l3 20 Jl7 West 2ist-st.
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BOARD Uanteo.


BOARD WANTED until June 18Th with
refined, Christian family: must be On
Riverside Drive viii pay literally FOR ex-
ira privileges. Address INVENTOR. Trib-
une Once
YOUNG MAN wants board IN private
American family in the. city. +. T.. Box
4 Tribune Once.
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PROCESSION second
hand wood and iron working machines
fuzzy guaranteed. machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE T. EDDY. SJs Madi-
son-st.
~ Li1ILL'S TOOL STORE. 50 Fulton.
81, New.fotk. workshop machinery (foot
power. liz: fNe wood carving tools. scroll
t"s designs ard fancy woods iLeubztors
sna bro0ders In operation.
4 HANDSOME upright piano; little
used price low. 400 West 23d-st
ATTENTION. Sewing machines OF all
kinds. new. S25: good. second hand. $40
cash or credit exchange, rented. Al
RAUScHS. 2l51 3d-ave.. IiSth-st
ANTIQUES" 232 sth-ave.. near 2ith-
81.
A FAMILY VIII sacrince for cash their
handsome. fancy case upright plano. cost
$f75 a few months ago. and Will Include
magnificent music cabinet. cost $45. and
silk scarf and stool. for s195. Inquire pri-
vate residence. i27 East Ii7th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
FURNISHED honses Go Get.

AT DANBURY. CONN.-For the sum
ner. first-class furnished house OF 10
rooms all improvements: 8 minutes walk
from the n. Y. y. IL * II. X. X depot.
y. T. buckley. 25s Main-si. Danbury.
Conn.
SARATOGA COTTAGES. Completely fur
nished. season or year; very low rentals
Apply TO LESTER EROS. Real Estate
ACents sac toga Slrings n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

NURSE. BY n refined, educated lady.
with hospital practice as nurse 10 invalid.
Address A. b.. Box 34O / 242 Broadway.
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Cnnnirn Rsa! GSiatc for SALE

AGENCY for Montciair.- Residences. al
winds lor sale or rent. furnished houses
Tubs & TAYLOR. Beehmah-s'.' y. !.
ELEGANT VIRGINIA stock and truck
farr1. near James River ana Richmona +;
large and fine buildings; completely STOCK !
with horses. cows sheep ana noss Wen
vs,ered the property is owned HF laly
Who cannot attend 10 81; VIII eXchahse ior
city or nearly country properly crops
r,ature weeks 70 months earlier than
Long Island or NeW-lersey. ". :.
BROWN. lG Court-st.. PheniX BUILDING. or
Nanhasot. Long Island.
FOR sAI,E.-Vlua sites Ar Ca,sk.l S'a-
ZION y Y: finest scenery on Hudson
Pjver: high ground healthy and easy ci
access by fast trains on H. Il. X JOHN
z. GILLETTE.
FOR SALE.
Onlv SIS for hve-acre farm covered
with wood in Southern New-Jersey clQse
10 railroad. finest markets IN The Woric ..
especially adapted for small fruits. poul-
Try vegetables etc. high and dry. healthy
neighb0rhood; sold IN instruments FOR 81
down and 81 per week. title insured. D.
L. RIsLEY. 22l South lOth-si., Phila-
delphia, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

COACHMAN.-Use man. single; IN
derstands proper care OF horses. carriages,
harness. careful city driver. sober. trust
worthy and obliging: II Years good city
reference from two gentlemen. who can be
seen. J, NJ. Box 81. Tribune once.
COACHMAN wants situation. has had
many years experience; best city refer
ences. Address J. g.. lib West ssth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
gonnirn Rtal gstnt. 90 Est


FOR THE SUMNER or longer furnished
residence; 10 rooms; modern improve
raents: hne view: near water. tennis
.sround. Address Box 62. Arlington. y. J.
FOR RENT-At Catskiu Station. " Y.
commodi0us house. partly furnished; IL
rooms, hot and cold water. bath ice
house filled ana large carriage-house; 3
hours from city. JOHN L. GILLETTE.
LENOX. Richmond. near Lenox-Colo-
NAL mansion: fully furnished; moderate
rent photos &C. NIXON. 90 Broadway.
LARGE. furnished house at waniagh,
/. l.. on Babylon turnpike; beautifully
located near the water. abundance o:
shade and fruit trees. reasonable terms.
Apply 10 S. J. JONES. Wantagh. l.. J..
MORRlsTOWN. y. fully furnished.
comfortable cottage. sanitary plumbing
ample grounds lawn tennis court. stable.
horses and carriages, for the summer sea
son; near the Park: within > minutes Of
the depot. l.. J.. KERR. % Lioerty-st..
Nev-York.
SUMMIT y. FURNISHED houses
large and small. 70 let foi season. also at
Short HIS. +. @. POTTER. opposite
station.
THE ORANGES ~. j. SPECIALITY
Dwellings - rent. furnished and unfur-
nlsnet. bargains fof sale. EDW j. HAM
lLTON co. 90 Broadway. % fOor.
TARRYTOWN-"TH CASTLE."-Sum.
ner season only; baron.al mansion, superb
view. moderate rent. NIXON. 90 B'waS.
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Gelp Uanleo.

Males.
AGENTS WANTED 20 cell Fezee Metal
Polish large commission. 10 Greenwich
~.
TEACHER Thorough teacher - phys
ics. competent 70 instruct in l.n-r
l. rtnchcs. member u Society - Friends
preferred. first-class position % r-H'
man. Address. with Testimonials ana g..
particulars. CENTRAL Ed CATION AZ
BUREAU. 1881 Arch-sf.. Philadelphia.
WANTED Men on cattle s'..m.r - %
London. Liverpool arl Gla.c0" wofA f'r
passage Apply "a Gfeonwl.n-sr
WANTED. Married man as gardener ~
take charge ~ country pia'- az about =
acres. wife must Doc adj" % DO dairy
work Adore 90. : r.. h. %. HnN no.
New-Ycrk CIV
WANTED First lass agents IN every
cry IN y 3 STATE O. seu fNe Torpe 60
IRE alarm. coils 40 slight ari IS s
money make Address q IS. MONEY.
2iO Welis-st. Milwaukee. Wis
Fernaiea-
WANTED An experienced ria'ron for
day nursery work Address i O. BOX 436.
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Poar0 ano Rooms.

MADISON AVE. 1850 Rooms with
board desirable and homelikc. references.
WEST 74TH ST. Select board in a
Southern family. references. CASHIER.
7. o. Box .. lGS.
2lST-ST Al EAST
Rooms with board southern exposure .
references.
2iST- ST WEST Nicely furnshed
rooms with board: I'd story and others.
select surroundings, moderate rates, ref
er"nces
23D-ST 3cs WEST. Choice OF large and
small rooms. nicely furnished hrst-class
board and attendance. reasonable 20 per
mar.n' or transient parties table board.
26 WEST 39TII ST To Jet. with board
second floor rooms reference given and re-
CURED. table board.
18TH ST. GO WEST. Second floor from,
room with board; fourth floor large hall
room; references exchanged.
18TH ST. - WEST.-Very desirable
cool summer rooms with board; American
family. references
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for 5nle.


BICYCLES. Monarch pneumatics: high.
est grade lowest price. other pnsumatics
S13 10 SCI: absolutely new. also ladies'
safeties. Real Estate Once. Lexington.
ave. near 4ith-st.
DEsK.--A tour-foot roii.top resN. roi.d
OAK. Tor $40 is: the largest sock crice
furniture in Ner-York. write for cat
siosne. Empire DISK %. 400 Broadway.
FOR SALE -Hawkeye cameru. 5x4 rs
equal 10 now. with following extras. de-
Nelnpine trays. measure. lamp md extra
plate holders. sl4. + DODpS. 10 9th-aye.
FOR SALE. An autograph album con-
tanning the personal signatures Of Presi-
dent Cleveland. his wife. cabinet and
iO4 Of the most prominent members n the
|. :. Senate and House. also tho sigma
the above signatures We're obtained ly a
page OF the Senate during The Lrst term ~
President Cleveland | Will sell The above.
OF what have You % OFFER in cNchan 200
J. w, X, $50 kns.st, GREENSBORO. y. g..
GOOD HAND LAUNDRY.-Mus De sold
on account Of sickness. NEW-YOHK
LAUNDRY. 81 West 52d-s'
MAGIC LANTERN SLIDES. price,
greatly reduced, selling out. strrc op' icons
at half cost. scientifically accurate ~
price Of toy. MANUFACTURER. $40
dih-are.
PRINTING STORE FOR SALE
Small capital necessary; established 3
years. lo' Colunbia-st
REFRIGERATOR n large ice house
suitable FOR hotel. butcher. restaurant. SC
for sale. very cheap ~ Howard-st.
SUPERB genuine. Old Niohus Lu0ot
o Ad 'i@ vIoLiT. %. Ea, @' .ai-.I
sAFES.-Wc have made w 100 Ir,,.
class house snfes guaranteed nrepr0oi.
our price slS worth $50. Call and ex-
anime them. = II. GROSS. 40G B'way.
SAFES sold direct ~ tho manufactured,
70 the customers. cheap for cash. house.
SIS UP; business. SIS up; catalogue free.
-. y. SAFE CO.. ~ Clinton Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

40 PER CENT. Sound. long established
manufacturing business In Central New
York. showing good profits and excellent
prospects las opening for partner. silent
or active. with about s.. 800. ENGINEER,
BOX 40. Tribune Once.
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iUork Uantco.

WANTED An experienced nla'ron o.
day nursery work Address J. .. BOX 4Je
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

CDACHAiAN OF GROOM By respect
able young Norwegian. understands tho
care n horses carriages and harness. VIII
b. found u.s. !ul IN every respect. sober and
honest. Kprf reference. city or country
Address y. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

WANTED.-Posltion In family where !
take care OF invalid; no objection 10 coun-
try. NJ. l.. p. S6i Lafayette-ave.. B'kiyn.
WAITRESS. by young girl: frst-ciass:
willing 10 assist with chamberwork, pr-
vate family. American or English; best
city reference. AS West o6th-st.
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN desires the
care OF private house for summer months
in city; exceptional references from pri-
vate families. H.. Bog J. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03

sEAMSrRESs. -Fatherless girl IS. de-
sires home In refhed family: excellent
senmsiress; care ~ small children: char
acter unimpeachahe. X. NJ. care doctor.
go West li5;h-st.
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Dnsiness Chances.

ATTENTION important invention Of 4
life preserver FOR gale. Inquire MARKLE.
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