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New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
GOAL. DIRECTORS AT ODDS.
..,.,,,.rt, OVER THE POLICY or della
WARE AND HUDSON.

o,,,,, TIE NEW s5cooooo STOCK EE ISSUED AT
OAR or 75?-vANDERGnrs svrroEr THE
n,rs,,Nr MANAGEMENT-WIL THEY BE
OPPOSED by DRENEl~ MORGAN 4 co. .
rrr,.RE SIGNIFICANCE OF \ PROM.
IsED CONTEST FOR CONTROL
,r.oro = every promise at the moment Of a
IN, contest over the control Of the Delaware
"a uudson Canal Company az the annual cleo
.,on next month. The prospect gave a flip
:. tho spccu!ation in the stock yesterday the
.s.e advancing more than per cent. The con-
-, will turn upon the policy OF the manage
-, with regard 10 The issue or s5O)00OJ new
Elk for the purpose of taking up s. S29. 900
,,,ds which mature next October The ma
Lily of the present directors favor Issuing the
rew stock for subscription a. Jar by The stock
,of5ers Tn board voted L. tn4t effect on
v,r,h 9S powerful minority al Ocatas the is
s,e If The new sock a. - per cen. thereby
making q stock dividend equivalent u - per
cent on the S5.0o0.o00 issue. IN contest will be
.mportart as determining the possibility of a
clash between the Vanderbilt ana the DIcxcl.
eorgan 1: c.. interests. Thc issue Of the new
stock at less than par is opposed by Cornelius
Vanderbilt, Chauncey NJ. Drpen. James Roose-
volt William H. Tillnghas;, Alfred Van SAINT
voorl Alexander +. orr. Kobor' NJ Olyphan, AM
lanes \. Roosevelt. The plan 10 make - per
cont the basis of Issue Is favored by IL Grand
T. Cannon Benjamin u Bristow. Johnston I.iv-
,ncsion and Samuel Spencer. Nj; Cannon is q
heavy holder cf Delaware ana Hudson Canal
stock. and al one time he owned or controlled
e00 shares out of the total 300 900 shares. lie
Is believed u have sold some Of his stock since
the last annual meeting. but h is still i large
owner and would command strong support in
case Of a fight hIr. Spencer. who entered the
hoard about the time Nj Vanderbilt and Mr.
Depew did 50. is the railroad expert Of DreXel
Morgan G Co. and thar firm usually favOrS the
policy Of stock issues and scrip dividends. Should
Mr Spencer be backed by DreXel. Morgan Il
Co. the spectacle might be presented Of the
bankers for the New-iOrk Central taking issue
with the Vanderbilt family ana their adherents.
The independent stockholders Of the Delaware
and Hudson would probably hold the balance Of
power.
The success Of the faction led by lie Grand y.
Cannon would inv olive the retirement of Robert
NJ Olyphant president Mr. Olyphant has held
the Office for many years. and under his man
agement the cOmpanY's surplus has been accu-
mulated This surplus is in the nature Of a
sinking fund TO cover the depreciation Of coal
bonds arising from mining operations. If the
policy advocated by Mr.. Cannon is adopted
this surplus must have charged against 1t the
a. go 600 stock dividend which would be repre-
sented by the issue of the new stock al -. About
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Gelp Dnnteo.


Males.
AGENTS Of refinement and ability: to
such good income H. offered. with continual
increase; experience not necessary. The
Park CITY Life Insurance Company, i.4Gl
30 ave.
FOREMAN or PRESSROOM WANTED
Must be competent sober pains taking
man. able 10 produce fine work. wanted
for a job printing and publishing Office
Write to y \. T.. Tribune once, l54 Mas
sau-si.. stating qualifications and giving
references.
GARDENER - COOK. Man and wife;
man gardener. horse milk: wife good cook
and laundrrss. no children. good temper;
temperate. references: wapes $50 and
bourd. '. H.. 243 West i2,th-st.
WANTED.-Men on cattle steamers TO
London. Liverpool. Glasgow: work for pas
sage Apply % Greenwich-st.
~"T tiC'
LADIES WANTED TO WRITE At
HOME. slj weekly; no canvassing Reply
win stamp Miss FANNIE FELKNOR.
South Bend. Ind.
WANTED.-A Young woman OF good
Character and eduCgfiOn. who In return
take entire charge under their mother of
three young children living In the country
Address F.. Box 20. Tribune Once.
WANTED.-A French or Swiss nurse for
two children. best references required.
HARpON. 39 Washington square west
WANTED. capable girl for light hou..-
work and assist in care ~ child year
old. 10 10 10 country residence. 30 min
utes from New York. wages Sl2 Address
with reference. J. II. RUTON. Rutherford.
n. J.
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Ccnnirn Rcal Geidl: for Sale

AGENCY ;or Observation-Disclosures pm.
er;ics all k,ncs. s.,i" or roat. f.rn'. .
houses. Tubs c Ia}i .r.. H"r'.ufa et..% 80.
\ BEAUTIFUL country home for ,1l,.
% G.eo estate. tho W.4 beautiful O. a.
colonial residence 90 Staten island. charm.
ingly l1raftd. eight minutes wa'h from
Living st4u station. Ncv BrlrlfYu. J..
fHrueraf" size. moderate price. ai.if. .if..t
frui' ioHs avs. Aldfrrs l-Nt'lIDE. -
state So. Room =. N"w-N fora.
FoR saLE -Eaiia.n- ant f.,'ary ps..
wRiGliT' % Xe"ark.st. ii'iG,ot,n. ''
GARDEN CITY. Long IsLAND-Flv-
ny cottages tp rent or fYr .s'c. HeTt
from S13G 10 81 .2n0 e. year Ready for oc-
clpancy MLv ! only ~ miles rom NJ
York Frequent frairs. Cor.'nufafi n. $50
year. All houses supplied with god
gas and absolutely pure water. Tho l"si
educational facilities ior h1"G AMI girls.
al we'll eowei AMI well-equippel schools
A snlubrious climate. summer and win'"f
No nuisances 4 cultivated an! gcnu"l
community Excellent roads IN every IL
rection. Parks and miles Of streets shaded
by well-grown trees. Lots FOR sal" at MOD
the offce ~ THE GARDEN CITY Co.
Room 15I. $50 Broadway. or 20 l.. II.
CUNLIFF, Agent. at Garden City
NEw-JERsEY FARMS.
For yale. small cash payments. si'ua'ei
near following places: Newark. Elizabeth.
RAILWAY. New brunswick. Pa'ers'n. Plain.
neld Somervilie. Morristown. Pompion AMI
Newton; various sizes and prices. Call IN
or address II. c. CARMEL p Nassau-7t
WREN COTTAGE -E'rat rrom- au im-
prOvcfnenis: ample ground. ''rr. 'N j.
trees. stable. carGcr. lawn. Hi w"'ld. =.
J. = minutes wnlE frOm Depot. hc1u' ~
views Orange Mount 'i.. for snl" $1,000.
only & OO0 required. might i"nsr =" rr-
DICT owner. No. Monie facry at.. Jef-
sey CITY.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
MISSOURI PACIFIC EMPLOYEES UNITE.

ST. Louis. April At meeting Of the different
organizations Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad sys-
TEN. embracing engineers. hrcmen. conductors,
tranmen. telcCraphers and switchmen. articles of
incorporation were adopted which brings the dif-
ferent bodies into a federation The men claim this
will enable them 10 act in unison in regard to all
matters affecting employees.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Ctr Real Gsiaie for Sale.

SELECT established sraflp-D board
ing hoLsa Tor sai-. rcrf o~ "ychsrg' f.r
city property. cash basis equity S1."j.
v. LTMSDEN. I West iotfh.st.
FURNISHED ROOM UOISf. Il rooms
an occupied. we'll adapted for hoar3'us.
house. viii sell cheap for cash. 3'l Wsrf
25fh-st
PLOT in Woodlavr Aldrcrs EX-
FCrTOR. Tribune Uptown pfi.". i.2i2
Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner iOsth-si. 20
Substantial. artistic. detached house. l0w
price: send for circular. ATLAS IAi.
PROVF1ENT Co. rs Broadway.
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miscellaneous.

ADDRESSES DESIRED Of shlpmates -
ti' late brnniE LcGwth. who served on
board Il The 'aited States lunboat New
London. ffom 1861 g. iSGi Address
THOMAS NOZZLE. 40 Oak-st.. New York.
GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose u
ih"ir left-on clothing AT fair value Will
p,ease call or address EDWARD MILLER
GN Gih-aVe.. near Wnverley Place.
WALL PAPER. ~ cents room. Colds
lo cents: high class embossed golda -
c"nis. formerly. ". this week only. sam
pies mailed. 10 cents. BARGAIN HOUSE,
lo West 2;f ST.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
TIE STUDENT TiTTOR RELEASED.

Elmira. y y April 4-Judge Smith to-day
granted the application of the Cornell student Tay
lor. under commitment for criminal contempt.
for writ Of certiorari and stay OF the judgment
Of conviction pending the review. Taylor Is re-
quircd to give the bond Of $3.50 to appear and
sorve out his uncxplrcd sentence u the Judgment
should be alarmed by thc General Term.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
BrookInu Rtal Gsidlc 90 Get

TO LET, furnished or unfurnshef.
ihrce-a'Yry and basement hroWnstnne. Y
front house. 80. 1874 Gh-avc.. On Prospect
Park ii01,e. fine n"ighborhood house IN
fine order. decorated: sanitary plumbing.
hardwood finish. rent. SlaJ por month fur
nished. or 500 per month urfurnished. TO
"A desirable tenant. possession immediate II
required. Apply 10 owner on premises.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

Kansas City. Mo- April IA big cut in some
leading commodities has been made by the santa
Fe from Kansas and other river points 10 Texas
Grain products have been reduced from 81 TO %
cents hundred The cut will doubt be met
by other limos and general decentralization IN leXas
rates IS expected to cnsue
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
PASSENGER AGREEMENT WORKS SMOOTHLY.

PASSENGER AGEEEM ENT WORKS SMOOTHLY.
At the Office Of the Trunk Line Association yes
terday II was said that the new passenger agree
ment which went into effect on Monday had been
working without the development OF friction. No
trouble had been experienced from the cheap tickets
TO Buffalo. which the Iehigh Valley two years ago
placed in the hands OF ticket brokers' or scalpers
in large blocks. and which have caused considerable
Generalization In rates at times. The Trunk Line
Association officers that they do not look for
difficulty from the LehiGh Valley. notwithstanding
sensational reports from Philadelphia implying a
hostile attitude by the company.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Gin Real Ce!alc 90 Ecl

40. 30 WEST 9oTT ST. -Boar'iful now
3-sfOry 2o-f house. moderate rent, best
location on tho West side. STEVENS
9ih-ave., COZ. t3d-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

mat amount OF money would have 20 be bor-
ToWed 10 complete the S. 600 needed to pay
on the bonds ma turing next autumn. The Oily
pnant-N anderbilt party is opposed to borrowing
lTeSh money. and believes thai the issue Of the
STOCK at par, when the marSc; price IS lS5H14O
would be sufficiently generous concession to
the present stockholders. While contending for
neir policy IS orc best for th" interests # the
company, the Nander3ltS are understood 10 he
aVerst 10 arousng the public criticism which
would be invited by the distribution OF a stock
dividend by coal company at time when there
Is a general demand among the people for cheaper
fuel
The prospective contest is additionally inter-
csting 10 financial circles. because OF the pos
siblliiy ot its effects on the future relations OF
the Delaware and Hudson to the Vanderbilt
railway system In the spring of 1892 there was
a prospect that DIR. w. Seward Webb might
secure control Of the Delaware and Hudson.
The result OF the negotiations at that time was
the entrance Of Mr.. Vanderbilt Mr. Depew and
Ny. spencer to the directory. but DR.. Webb
unUed the development Of his Independent Adj
rOndack Railroad system. which Is now In the
hands of the New-York Central II is believed
To be certain that. If the stock watering policy
that the Nanderbilts are now opposing in com
mon with large Original Delaware and Hud-
son interest is defeated. the influence Of the
Van lcrbilts in the company's management will
be largely augmented II is within the bounds
Of possibility that the result might place the
Delaware and Hudson in the closest possible re-
latiOns to the NcW-YOrk Central system, short
of actual consolidation.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

COOK BY young. neat German: conn
petent in all her duties. help with other
work: city or country: ~ years best city
reference. iJG East 3ith-st.. between 30
and Lexington aves.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Furnished Gonses 90 Get.

At GU1LFORD. CONN. furnished
house 20 rent FOR the summer. location
most attractive; on the Green" Address
g. = &, l.O3s y. Eutaw-si.. Baltimore.
Md
NEW HOUSE Of 10 rooms. nicely fur
nishcd and beautifully situated, with bath.
steam heat an modern cOnyenicnces. large
grounds: fine views OF river and noun
fains, together with cOmnodous stables. 4.
In the pretty village Of N.t1l"0ufy, VI.
Apply 10 GEO. NJ FLETCHER.
SARATOGA COTTAGES fuf-
nishnd. season or year; very low rentals
App,y to LESTER BROS. Real Estate
Agents. Saratoga Springs. N
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
domestic 6itnatlons tDanteo
Females.

Females.
A. LADY'S NURSE: best references
from ladies and doctors. Mrs. MATT
FIELD. 10 West l02d-st.
ATTENTION. Wanted. Immediately, By
refined. cultured Christian lady. position
as governess. or companion, TO assist ell
dcrly lady IN household duties: expert
enced and successful teacher; competent
for any position OF trust: would 60 any
whore or accept anything not mental for
pleasant home and moderate salary: refer
ences exchanged. Address TEACHER,
Box 273. Tarrytown, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

ADVERTGsEMENTs AND suBsCRTp-
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRTB.
UEE WILL NE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No l.2i2 broadway.
NEkTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: Zi Eighth-ave.. 1GO Tnlrd-aVe
corner Forty-s"vcnth- l59 East Forty
Heyenth-st.. corner Thrd-ave 10 East
l2Jih-st.. near Third ave. /. .O2G Thlrd-ave
near sixty first t-st.. .7O3 Firsf-nve: iOG
West FOrty-sccond-st. lo2 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
tlJork tl)antco.
Aiaic

Ma;c
WANTED. BY middle-aged man.
situation as collector or any position OF
trust: highest "ity references and secnrl-
Is given Adlrcss H. y. LEWIS. BOX
sol. Goshen. y. \.
YOUNG MAN. u years Of age. fair
education, wishes position In wholesale or
commission house; fully conversant IN two
languages. c. w. pltEsCliER. - dave.
YOUNG MAN. %. wishes situation Of
any kind; can run elevator ~ drive
BENJAMIN PRITCHARD, 426 East nth
St
YOUNG MAN desires position; has had
experience at Office york, willing 20 make
himself --Eerally useful. will furnish first
class references. Address W. a. f..
East i3lst-st.
YOUNG MAN. ~. would Ike position Of
bonds Address X. Tribune Office. 80,
Fulton-st.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 20. strong. willing. not
afraid OF hard work: city or country; ref
crences. ". BOERINGER. 43l West
3S'h-st.
YOUNG MAN. with mother and sisters
- support. wants situation in large paint.
furniture or tobacco house ADDRESS \. w.
STICHT 20'4 3d-ave.. no agencies.
YOUNG MAN. %. rapid penman. correct
AZ figures. assistant hoOkn"cper. Addres.
ACCOUNTANT. i.23S 3d-ave.. Tribune
Branch.
YOUNG MAN as Office assistant or entry
clerk: beat ~ references. Address y. X,
lO6 West 42d-st. Tribune Branch.
Young MAN. hrst-class tinsmlth. under
stands tiusmith work and roofing wants
place IN city or country. G. X. Wash
ington-st.
YOUNG MAN. ~ wishes position; handy
M house repairing speaks English. italian:
best OF reference, worked years last shop.
u. MuNAo. 22I lst-av"
YOt'NG MAN. 20. speaking English and
German. wishes work of any kind; Is
strong and willing 10 icNrn trade for
small wages. G.. +. s. 40 iiumb)ldt-st.
BrSuklyn.
Females.
ASSISTANT MATRON or supervisor In
public institution. ~ years experience ana
iost reference Mrs. y. B. A.. +. y. BOX
Dol. Ci'y.
4 THOROUGHLY practical "christian
Young woman desires p position; good cf-
ecutive ability: housekeeping. or any POSI-
iion not meni2l. us4Dubtci reference given
hddr r.s~ iNDvSTRlOlS. iiOl 3d-ave.
DATHYIST. by n Swedish woman on a
rentlemau's place. nrs'-cl1ss dairyist. prl-
yate place preferred nne years expert.
,nc@ Address \. :. care Nelson III
l3,h-nvc. Newark. y. J.
EDUCATED aai rchnoa young woman;
cOfnrefsU' tor any position ~ rust. VIII
accept auythinc not mental for pleasant
home md moderate salary. Address
AMIfkIf'AN H., columbus ave.
JANITRESS IN care FOR private house or
rr-t-cla@s i'at. Is ilnifr"ss az present, best
references Tor rent 'ilslEHIEk -'V
West .9ifh -.
LADY. experienced in a Russian bath
establishment. wishes such work. call Ii3
Gtu-tte.
LADY. giving the highest reference both
in y y. 'tty md In Washington. -. C..
al.p understanding French. would like -
40 - Europe companion - lady.
Address FRANCES. Tribune ONCE.
TRAVELLING COMPANION or GOV
rRNFSS S-Good reader. understands Ger
man. endorsed iy l"tdirr cl"rgymen. Ad-
drcss GRADUATE. Tribune Office.
y0ING WOMAN disongaged evenings
wluil Ike some employment from tn
9 can or address Mrs. NJ WHITE. -
Gr-ruvi, ,l-aye.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Brooklnn Hrnl estate for Sale

CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE. In
quire a. John Murphys Granite Works.
Conway-st. entrance - Eyergrecns Gem
et-Ty. brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

NEED NOT LOAN or invest but keep
81. risk nothing. make money. only II you
have $40. 900 cash write Immediately.
LEGITIMATE. SOLID BUSINESS. Trib-
unc Office.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
forses ali0 Carnage.

BEAUTIFUL team OF gentle. family cob
horses: closely mated. Will sell either One.
however, kind FOR ladies 20 ride or drive;
single or double yer! handsome and styl-
ish high sieppers and sound private team
also driving phaeion and TN5uly. etc. all
IN fine condition. LOW PRICE, Tribune
0iice.
FOR SALE OF TO HIRE FOR THE
eEASON.-Pony OUTFIT foT children. Ad-
dress Or. o. c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder.
J. o. Box l6l. jamaica. l.. l.
STYLISH, fast hieh acting cob. I'll
bury and harness; charming horse. no fur
iher use for him will take anything that
can be turned to money. QUICK SALE.
Tribune Office.
TO ET.-Well-ventilated stalls IN FIRE
proof building with large elevator. Az
ply 10 CENTRAL STABLE CO. 237 East
Eth-st.
100 CHOICE HORSES FOR sale az car
stables. Butler and Nosirand ayes.. Brook
lyn: great bargain.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
tUorh tUanir0.
Males

Males
4. WIN. I. IIARTUNG,
Expert .AcC Ountant and Auditor
Barnes building. Room 80. 2l Park Row.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUDsCRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK THlP-
rNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.2t2 Broadway.
vERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: - EiEh,h-ave.. TGO ThlI ave
corner Forty-se, enth-st.. iJ9 East Forty
seventh-si. corner Third-ave. 80 East
i2Jth-s,.. near Third-ave. I,026 Third-ave.
nenr sixty-frst-st. i.70s Flrst-ave i08
West Forty second-st. 1872 Columbu ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

MICA NINE FOR SALE.-Any parties
wishing 10 engage In n good Legitimate
mining business VIII 30 well 20 examine
this property: 100 acres Of land ana set ~
farm buldines 70 with the mine. Address
Box 40. Canaan. -. II.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

PARTNER WANTED with 81 0O9 10
5000 "a manufacture patented article III
mems jewelfy. already introduced; article
is necessity and IN great demand Ad-
dress HOPKINS. JO2 West 5sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Males.

procure a situation for his coachman.
married who has lived with him for Ave
years he is honest. sober and reliable
and takes excellent care Of horses. car
riages and harness. country preferred. Ad-
dress Box 2T New-Iork Postof'lce. or
JAMES. Rosebank Postof,ice. Staten Isl
and
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

NURSERY woman in private family 40
nurse and lad~'s maid for travelling to
Europe. city references. "a West Washing.
ton Place
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

BRIGHT. live advertising novelty man.
with 5000 20 5000 10 take fun charge
OF sales house well known: on Speciality
about 10 enlarge. i. o. Box 1s9. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

ENERGETIC MAN, with references. in
vcstinc 81 500. can secure interest and
salaric1 Office position In business paying
large Profits. no risk. COMPTON. 1876
LibrrfV-sf
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

COACHMAN. or TRAINER e. BREAK
ER.-English: qualified riding instructor;
or would take charge of club stables; abb
solutcly understand my business: certln-
cate and reference Al. Address w. J. c.
stamford, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

pREsSMAKER would Ike engagements
~ The day in families; can cut md n,
r'nl; VI 20 daily. Address NJ. BOX :.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

y DRNGOOpS boot and shoe business
for sale In a growing iOwa 30 miles from
Now York; owner wishes t. retire. capt
TAI required about 81 900. VIII pay you
90 irVcstigaie Address BUSINESS. Box
42 1rihunc Orlce
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Dressmakina.


ARTISTIC DREsSMAKING: imported
.asnions. hotel orders al short no; ice:
sooos purchased IL desired: moieraic
oe,ween Broadway and University Place.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

WALL PAPER. GO cents room. Rolds.
10 cents hlgh-cless embossed golds. -
cents formerly. 81 this weeE only. sam
pies mailed. 10 cents BARGAIN HOUSE.
10 West 23d-s'.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
e onrlrn Real esia,e DO Itt

AT POSELLE. n. 1.-Two frs'-class
modern houses. all modern Improvements;
convenient TO station. churches. schools.
&c: me location. rapid transit; frequent
trains. yery desirable; rent $50 per month.
A. a.. HOPE. i43 Liberty-st.
AMHERST, MASS.-To rent for the
sumner. 20 small family. "A furnished
house. II rooms. bathroom. good piazzas
five hrcplaces. electric light, careful
plumbing; half acre lawn. Address Lock
Box G2. Amherst, Mass.
BEAUTIFUL corner Homestead. mod
crate rent all Improvements; acre;
fruit. shade artesian water. blocks
Maln-st depot. Flushing. WALKER. U
Liber'y-st.
NCTLEY. y. J.--Eght-room cottage on
high ground. ready for occupancy April /;
ali modern improvements. with running
water; less than . minutes from station; /;
electric street light plant. cabs meet trains
Apply al real estate office. opposite sta
ton; Key with station agent. $50 per
month
TARRYTOwN-'"THE CASTLE sum
mer season only; baronol mansion; superb
view; large stable. moderate rent. NIXON
tal ifUaiWay
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

holders will be hold to-day st the Office Of Poor
GrceaOugh. to give dur authority = the committee
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

BEFORE REMOVAL. We will sell some
OF our nickel-in-slot graphophones for s'5
each; the machines are in excellent con-
ditlon, and can be seen In operation al
our exhibition parlor. this is great op-
portunity for exhibitors at summer resorts
or those who intend to open graphophon-
parlor: other types Of talking machines az
reduced prices. -. y. GRAPHOPIlONE
co. 2S5 Sth-ave. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

.DREsSMAKER wart. a few more Gus
rnTs AZ home: suits from 80 up. H.
b.,As:: sl2 West S0th-st. near Riverside
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

ATTENTION. RESTAURANT MEN
$500 will buy Newark. \ J.. business and
fixtures OF lonS-establishel restaurant; /;
living rooms low rent, excellent OpPortu-
nifty Particulars. hodges. l76 Broad
wav Room %
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

PARTNER 81 800. something new. for
tune in sight Al connections. security.
WARREN R0om .. 2G5 Er0nGWny.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

brooklyn.
SECOND MAN-Engllsh; city or coun-
try; best city references. r.. care of A,
kuhlmann. Lon Gth-ave.. two days.
USEFUL -MAN-COOK. BY Young Scotch
couple; man. useful; wife good plain cook
or housekecper willing and obllging: good
reference. Address II. H.. Box IO6 Trib-
une Agency. 534 3d-ave.
UsEFUL-MAN-By an American. %,
with gentlemans family or in boarding
house. city or country: willing and obllg-
ing and well recommended. Address for
four days. {. W. w Box 90 Tribune ~
town Office. Lac Broadway.
USEFUL-MAN. By young man. lately
landsd. 10 take care OF horses: can milk;
make himself useful on gentleman's
place strictly temperate. s. NJ. Box %.
Tribune Once.
rsEFUL-MAN.-sobcr young German
ful at anything: can handle tools. Address
kRAt'SE. IL lst-st.
USEFUL L-MAN-By German: wants work
AZ anything; can take care OF horses;
small wages Call or address II. HART
WIG, IL Hopkins-st.. Brooklyn.
USEFUL-MAN-By German: married:
wants work at anything: can take care Of
horses; small wages. Call or address H.
HARTWIG. l3 ifopkins-st. Brooklyn.
VALET or SECOND MAN.-EngIish:
best city references. Address RIDGE, care
OF brown. 9sI 6th-ave., two days.
WAITER-By n Young colorec man in |
clubhouse; city or country: hrst-class city
references. {. w. w. 2is West 47th-s,.
YOUNG MARRIED couple would like the |
care OF gentleman's city residence for the |
summer. good references. Address BUT
LER. IA East 46th-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
Go Eet FOR Bnslncss pnrpcscs

10 LET.-Flreproof building FOR manu-
featuring purposes: als9 l'rgc vaults. suit
ahlr for storage Of wines. etc. at 231
East 47th-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
neul Gsiate TO grobanse.

10000 ACRES Nebraska farms. partly
improved. near railroad stations IN several
counties. would exchange FOR Eastern real
estate HENRY II. KING, 4. Cedar-st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
for Sale.

AL LilTLE's TOOL STORE, 50 Fulton.
~. NeW.fo.k. workshop machinery (f0o,
power, " fte; wood -carving tools. scr0.
avs aeagns ard fancy woods incubatOrt
ena t'oodcrs 10 operation.