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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21
TIE BANK PRESIDENT HID IN 4 G0xcAR.

FOUND By AN ANGRY MOB. WHO HAD HEARD
HE WAS TRYING TO LEAVD TOWN. HIS
CONCERN HAVING FAILED.
Atlantic Iowa. Feb. 2o-Inspector Steinke's report
of the condition OF the-Cass County Bank has been
made public 1t corresponds substantially with the
figures previously announced Great excitement was
created by rumOr that the president o: the de-
funct bank. J. c. Yetzer preparing TO leave
the city \ mob OF 200 persons quickly gathered
anI proceeded TO the station 10 intercept him After
the train pulled out cry raised that YETI r
had been smugget on board. The train was stopped
before ii got out of the yards. and was detained
for ten minutes. while search was made. |, was
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Furnished 0onecs 60 Get.

MODENA. y Y.--To rent furnished. fpr
season. near station. rNcelirat location.
abundant shal, frulf. good garden. house.
~ rooms. stable ere. Address oWrcr. or
II. Mo.ufi. - 3I-p,c.. Now-iork tity.
TO LET Furnished desirable nv
house. II rooms. modern improvements
convenient t. station. low rcn' {" riE.'
party. Aauly 10 S. j. CO$DIT. Brick
i.l1r.l rtnt.nn Ilst Oran.e y. j.
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90 Get ior Dnslncss ijnrpcsr

a LARGE NUMBER Of lofts t. i't; al
sizes. on prices. Rutland q WHITING.
) Rc"kman-st.
At CORNER - William and Ann st.
store and has iaon'. 4Ia'T. very ngh' and
d~7ilahie. a!sp - lpf,. rutland &
WHITING. . BE Imam 81.
DEY ST. between C0li.-c I"lrc an!
Greenwich. vhpie iY.liu. 49, Jet r.
LAND q WHITING. . Berkfnan-si.
THREE LOFTS To LIT 20 IL l,w rent
a; ji2 2l-aye.. n.a. @fIl-.t Ap9iy To-
G. \. LJTX d CO.. 10 3i-Ne.
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THE PETROLETM N.IREET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANCE or PRICES
Ncw-York February 90 lS9i
The crude petroleum market was neglected to-day
bit the bid price was so, cents. The news from
the oil country was encouraging 10 holders. for Il
showed falling OF in the output OF the Mcdonald
pool to ll,jD0 barrels day figures which iudcat,
another collapse in that district
Refined petroleum was unchanged mt 5i5 cents 2
gallon in barrels. . s. cents in bulk and - cent.
IN cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp. ~ q
l2i4 francs: Bremen. ~ marks; LONDON. 8 ll-lGli
q
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no UIISON BILL FOR CANADA.

TIE DOMINION TO ADHERE TO TIE PRINCIPLE
or PROTECTION TO IT'S OWN INDUsTRIDs
Ottawa. Feb. 20.-The Tariff Committee holds daily
meetings In order that everything may be IN shape
by the time Parliament meets. to allow OF the tariff
resolutions being brought down el'y. \ Govern
ment paper this morning. commenting on the labor
OF the committee. SAYS:
'"rhe tariff will. no doubt. re very carefully re-
visei ana adapted The present needs Of the cOun-
try but the grea; principle of protection OF own
Industries will be adhered to-
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Drceemakinq.

ARTISTIC pKE~sMAKGHG. imported
fashions. motel orders AT sulr notice and
moderate prices. Mis-. AELl;Ol. ~ Enat
lIth-st.. i~t~e,n Bway and University
IIa'c.
Artistic DRESSES made from - w:
ta,lor-madc. also bah 'Vri'ls. rec 1 r.
wedding ana tnc1irla ii diesscS ~ East
2pth-st. Nrw-iolk. AMI bcka!!~avc..
Brooklyn.
DILssMAKER.- superior drcssmakor.
nr.t-clls- nttcT. dcsif"f more 'hGnscih"ht7.
hy tire day. with select families hlfhr't
reference. -, - H''-''e. .-.-
cuIIbKEN's DRESSES. ladies under
wear ma. 10 order. htu4 rilii".d'i n;
done Ia th~ newest style ch'a'iy. l..
MrTli. 80 G'h-afr
pREssMAKER VIII s.w In families daily
ar w..liy. 80 cents and car iarr ,aliy
competent. AGlla9s =. Box ~ tribune
Olhce. -.--.
DRnssMAKEE - Experienced dress
maker u 90 Out by dsy terms ~. ~. \.
IL. Tribune Uptown Once LIZ Brohd-
way.
prrssMAkING.-F dressnaking Tor
laIics and misses reasonable, airp a
.h1r.ueh drrgsmalfrr by the day; highest
Civ rrfcrencc. call 5-j Cth-ave., "a bell.
pursSMAl;ER.- Flrst-class drcssmakcr
hy tny. Etnn or REFER costume cunpl IT,
in days hanging skirts SPECIALLY. viii
remodel. very rAAlHr tbli'is l'SA i'l'i-
cnre. NJ. ACKLEY. II; West 9pth-st.
pPEsSMAkER- Thorourhly experienced
dr,.smnl,cr highest references. desires en-
gagcrnents 10y day or week French models.
',d5r.ss Mis- H., I,oX JO.. Tribune Up
Town cia-e l.@i2 iiroadway.
DRrssMAI(EH 70 go 81, By the day.
p.rfect inter: terms very reasonable. Adj
bress Mrs. MAlXHEE. 2,GGi Sth-aye.
DRESSMhkER.. makes handsome suits
In latest styles. - 1P; oyer tweniy ears
st.
ADyEHrIsEMENTS AND srBsCElp.
Tons FOR TIE rN.f,;WS,;YG1EK TEiH:
FLOWN OFFICE. No. Lac broadway.
"a door north q Thirty .r;stIst and 4 D,
YEKfisnMETNIrss =. tne fo 1S sraTeh
eorner Forty-scy nth;st $50 East Forty.
seventh-st.. corner Ihin.ave:; 100 East
Io,ti,,st' near Third.ave. !, 026 Third-ave.,
re,. 'sSJi;,ty.crst-st. l.70S First-ave 100
a... rnriv.second-sk {: 1872 Columbus ava
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WOO b. OF a dog created an amount Of excite
IAN, and dismay in Union Square yesterday en-
It. d;sproportionate TO his size lie was really
ou hired little fellow. was attes'ed by his we'll
~r,onel body and by the appearance OF his mis-
,,sss who led him down broadway. When they
-lved at Severieenth-st. the mischief got into the
Sog and his mistress became frightened If she
81 had time 10 think she would not have let 60
hn. the sight Of her pet foamns at the mouth, his
bair rlilled and the crowd watching her and the
canine overcame her. and she promptly dropped
the string which held him.
Down Broadway tore the little dog. men and
,onen scattering toward the Park side OF the way
ona down the side streets toward Flfth-ave. There
was a big crowd near the square at the time ana
many of them sought shelter in the stores.
WHEN the dog got to FourIcenth-st. he seemed TO
realize that more excitement ana cllihor Wou!u
rcSi, n he made his presence felt on that prone
,adc so he turned and brought a5ou; the same
results he had accomplished in l}roaGwdy' IL iooHed
liz Inc boys game Of Scatter sheep all in
heap" With the string Tying behind NM me noS
made another turn up Fourth,aye. AL lne wa
round The Square he had rot shown any desire to
take bite ont Of anybodys leg put KEPT stil'Sht
cr In Iiftconth-st. ne entered Bank. II was the
Institution for the Savings of Merchants Clerk; ;
Where peace and serenity had reiSued for month
and = half. The clerks jumped up on their hish
chairs and the desks while the animal barktd
with all his might, meantime foaminS az the noun
business n the bank was suspended indehhiteiy.
And then came Policeman Cruise. He rad been
following the dog, bat had been lcft long way
behind Like the tortoise. he finally got ther",
and without ado chased the little dog INTO the
stree h h ,IoT nro he bov Of the tt.e feow
By this time the crowd had lost iis aninosiy tow
SrirI from dfgcrcnt par;s Of the assembly for the
sma'i dos. Ie ala not liz down ard de at the
but he 90, up again ana struggled toward the
policeman He had craw.cl two ieet toward MN
y W.y' dog again gathered himself together and
barkei deiantly 1T the Policeman WIN ne bark
rs lie wen, out. third bit OF lead from the
,ictO, struck him.
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRiCES.-COO second
hand wool and Iron WORKING machines
fully guaranteed: machinery ""~s"t anu
c.chang.d GEORGE i. EpDi' "'S "iacl-
son-st.
ANGORA KITTENS. win l On; h Ral r
beautiful specimens. i'' ION 20 We.S l.
1T 4 sAcRIFICE--conicnts 4 house
=, Iexlrgton-apr.. consisting 81 pdti"r.
,i.',,'--rr.r9 arJ bedroom furniture. car
p'is. rugs, etc. 81.
-, L1irll', 1UOL >TOliI"5 80 Fulton.
At Nev.l0-k WORKSHOP Michihrrf VOp,
ro,v.rI H.. re. vons-ca:v!ng tools scro
saws. designs aud fancy Noo'' "'' ''o''
anc DtooIrgs iu olcia'i""'
ATTENTION --Scwirg nach;n". OF al
ENDS: new. 50. good second .hanh. siu
cash or credit: c,caang'. rca,cd. AZ
KAUsCH's. 2Iji 3da'"" llstl'st.
a MEDICAL TRAcTIcE near New
work.: worth 81 v"p yearly GEO. Il.
BROcKwAY. NJ. D.. corona. l.. |.
4 MAGNIFICENT sl.~'o gran, nprTisht.
$40. three petals: silver meInteI; almost
nov: sacr.ncc i3N Yves, ii;h-ft
FOR sALE.-An inyalid's rollins chair.
new and I'm perfect order. Address y. /. H..
90 West-st
FOR SAIE.-Socond- soda forn-
tains. Address r. ". WALKER. 10 War
rcn-s,.. y. Y city
rOR SALE A 500 band saw. AMI
a nearly now Rogers jo.n;er. $40 for both.
". t. SAMMlS. Box .Jj. huntington
l.. I. -....
LADY will sacrifice hey upright piano;
cost $3.50 i've months nSo. and includ =
stool. scarf. or Sisj. Inquire Il residence.
Il; Fast li7th-st.
MUSICAL ROX.-l2 tunes. new: z'th"r
hap attachments. tun" Indicator; hn"'v
finished: larg. size. cost sl21. sell so.
heed money. 80 broadway. Room 20
ONE OF THE FINEST cisar stores ~
3i-av".: good opportunity for nanufa ctuicr.
H. HEFFERAN. III 3l-av"
SELLING OFT ~ great sacrifice. stock
must be- sold h"for, February =, Gol'i
chairs. only - -. reduced from So % 30
c;a-av".. near -2d-s;.
SEVERAL very fine ch ice pieces ~
antique mahogany furniture. 80 9th-aye.
near @i;h-st Antiques repaired.
SAFES. We have made ~ 100 first
class hoUt" safes. guaranteed ir"prpot
our price. SIS. worth $50. call and cx-
anime them. p II. Gross. 400 Bwny
ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBscRlP.
TONS FOR THE NEW-ioEK TRllI-
INE WILL LE RECEIVED AT THE
- door north - Thlr'y-lrs ~. md 40
NfHfisENl.N ~ the fplllwng Fran y
Dflcss: - l.icAth-aVr.. 100 Third ave-.
corner For'y-rrtenth-sf. i51 East Forty
s"..nth-st.. corner Thrl-ave.: 80 Eas'
13jth-st.. rear Taird-nvc. n9i Thi-l-ayn.
r~lr ~iN'y-nrei- 80 Los First-nve.: 1n'
Mcst EMty-.econl :; l.2 r-lin.hlI--aI 80.
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me limited. and strong protest was made against
u,e detention by tire trainmcn.
Inc search proved fruitess, but Yetzer was soon
alterward found concealed in a boXcar In the yards
Inc crowd yeile! TO hang him. and YetZer would
undoubtedly have been strung but for the PROMPT
action of the officers. who hustled him out Of the
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Connirn Ecal CsiGle fer Gaic.

AGENCY foH MOHTcLAlE-Er,!.
tcEce Properties. all .liids. al or fc"tj
iuini-hei houses JE!io IA LOl..
.s'etn'aA-st.. y. Y.
100. in Pelham M.np.. 10 minutes rom
station. high and dry. price. ~. J"J. SIN
CLAIR. Williams Bridge. y. y
4 SUPERB loyo fam. >, minute. oui.
improvements. close r!; about haif price"
PIERRE IA% ~ I.EE HOES. JGG 9Th
ave. opposite Wladsor lIoi'L
4. j.. HOPE HAS HOI'sl,s 20 ren, and
for sale at Kosrll" y. j.. VIII hc at the
depot on the I'D to show property.
CRAWFORD. y. J. Forty minutes from
New-Yo.S by Central r. H.. real estate.
EDGAR $. Ellis. Room u. Opera iIous~.
IfHEHOH -Chorrv VIA Coiu~e 0
ccrc-; lprrr sable. Il ado tro's desert ,ivs
BOOK. EEALS. 1874 Lconari-4t.. n. Y.
TOR SALE splendid fui. grain and
stock farms: great hlrrains: %'"-Jer-
sry and ciscv herr. shore property. city
houses low. J. ". FIELDER - Lib
eriy-s'
III NTINGTON B"aut.frl country SCAT.
~ acrcf Nnc. nrf,c house. narn. friit.
water vicw. trout brook f"i hy springs.
TIus rroi@h wiliows chap, terms easy.
HIiL-liDLLIS.
HOMES IN TIE OpANGEs.-Forh health.
comfort. artistic az hltf,furr. picturesque
sccnery I'M passed., plenty 81 pufrst
waite. air spn mud ba,'nv. cAsy ~ access.
sixty trains daily T. New YofH: always IA
c,,n Portable s"a' I'm q cYsey. beautiful car IN
which t. res, going to and returning from
your wo.k, cost less than / cent n mile.
excellent schools. churches. ASSOC ations.-
lre.afy. phiianthgopic. athletic. musical
ana social. rcnncd nni clevatlng: all city
improvements ana privileges. you can md
cottages from s2tpO 10 $i.OOO S5.O"D
$1,000. AMI p1latial residences from so
OrO 10 500 900; can hry Or rent on etsy
4
take "a" ferry a. Christopher or Barclay
sis.. 20 Hohoken. thence the steam cars 20
Brick Church station. :. u. tDND!T. fchl
estate and Insurance. OPP. ih- station.
Brick Church. East Orange, =. J.
low FIGURE. sal. or Lease, two
years. two houses: haze been r.ntei as
first -class family hotel; rcar water and
station: valuable property for Investment.
EXECUTOR. lG1 Wcstervcii-aye.. New
Brighton. ;. |.
ORANGE. y J.. IHGHLAND-ANE.
For. sale or rent for summer: four
neirhbo.hood. acre AMI n quarter: abuni-
ant shade md fruit good garden, house.
eleven rooms and buffers pantry laundry.
bath. hot and cold water. gas stable f1r
Broadway. NOW York.
SHORE FRONT AT MILESTONE. L..
Three quarters mile II shore front
with rirarian rights: 81 acres upland. only
large tract IN Greater New York: cheap 10
close an estate. PRESCOTT. - East
ll6th-st.
ROOM HOUSE. all modern improve
ments. price 81 900; $3.50 cash: balance
monthly payments; minutes from sta
tion: ~ trains daily. SINCLAIR. Williams
Bridge. =. Y.
81 600 CASH balance mtg. huvs two
houses ana on" IRE" ana clear lot. 2tXl'D:
all 10 minutes from station. SINCLAIR
Williams Bridge. y. Y.
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flats Go Let, llninrnlshco

THE DALUOrSlE - to ~ West 59'h-
., Absolutely n.cprnDi ana fronting cen
tfnl Park. very choice apartment e.
rent. Apply - lie jan
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Furnished Rooms.

FURNISHED. southern room. In private
residence. references required. rs last
G2d-st.
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Bnsiness Chanfcs.

ACTIVE SERVICES and $500 as
needed to enlarge special machinery plant :
will secure interest netting S'.VOO fait'y
surely. no debts. Investment s''p'eu'
DUPLEX. Tribune ONCE.
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Citn Real geiate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner iOsth-st--
Substantial. artistic. detached house; low
price: send for circular. ATLAS III
PROVFMENT Co. ~ Broadway
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CHEMICAL ANALYsIS.-Foods paints,
drugs, cosmetics. waters, etc. ana!yHs'l
and working formulas furnished mriais
assayed, circular free. EARL CHEMICAL
WORKS l. lG9 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

ARTISTIC pEE~sMAKGNG, imported
fashion,. motel orders al sl'Yr' notice and
moderate prices. Mrs. h'Eil;Of. ~ tnst
Ilth-st. between Bw.ty ana iH!N"rsliy
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G2d-s;.
THE BURLINGTON,
10 West 3OtA-st.-To suDlet, handsome
furnished suite rooms, also small .H''c.
llTH-ST.. - WEST Second floor sunny
rooms; SURROUNDINGS desirable.
90 WEST 27TH-ST. Sew and hand
sO'neiy furnished rooms; elegant parlOr
floor for physician.
23D-ST.. - EAST (opposiic Madison
Square PARK. Large handsome rooms
with private bathroom connecting.
GOTH IL between 9th. MsdisOn.-ic-
slTatlc rooms. with or without pirate
bath. parlor and upper floors.
3sTH-ST. li3 WEST. near Broadway.
Handsomely furnished parlpr or reception
room FOR dentist or Specialist: every i'm
prOyement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

GARDENER by - young German. with
chill. I years IN this cluntry. Uni"ts'an4s
care % gtecrhous AMI vegetables. l..
Lang H. East ie,.h-st
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ESTABLISHED 1874.
J NJ. Quincy & CO.
CARRIAGE MAX EKS.

NEWARK. y J.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES LASDAUS. RER-
LIN COACHES. BEoJGHAMS. R0 GKA-
WAYS. CABRIOLETS. PHAETONS
sTRREYs AND BUGGIES. by GOOD
MAKERS. ALL IN PERFECT ORDER
PRICES GREATLY RENTCED.
FACTORY AND WAREROOMS; oPI0-
SITE BROAD.ST. STATION. D., l. g W
CLAY OR CHRISTOTHER-ST. FEE.sY.
FOR sALE.-Saddle ana driving horse
FOR lady l4.2 high; reliable; also son
pony for child. Address Or. .. 9. JACK
1N. Fox lGl. Jamaica. l.. l.. y y.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUEsCRlP-
USE WILL re REcEIyJI;Bo 1T It'll, Iiit'
IN door north 81 Thlrty-1rs,-st.; md AD-
IEKTIsEMENTs AZ The feilewi .ri j.. Brsn j
corner T0rty-sevcnih-st i33 East Forty
.eyenth-st corr Thrd-sE oc, III 10 1p,a Eos
ne,r Sixty-first-st. 1.7Os First-ave.: 100
West Forty-second-st.: 1872 Coium5us-ave.
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Citn Real estate 60 Let.

A.-DwELILNG HOUSES In oil parts Of
the city for sale and 70 rent TREN-
HOLM & SIMMONS. 42d-st., northeast
corner 5th-ave
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coal, YARD. lower pat Of the city:
profits 50 500. can be Increased 10y 1--we
party 10 $500: price. $4,000: no agents.
pOstOfiCe !,ox 2,O2i.
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Snas S.cwar ieweller In business at n. . Maid
en- Lane was stricken with AZ pi.xy at lis home In
Mortciair early yesterday morning. H.s condition
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GARDENER an experienced gar
dener. t. prune crap" vines. nut trees {.
al kinds u garden work done; city ref.
ercuces II. B.AtLTEr. WoOtAaVea. l.. |.
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GROOM or SECONDHAND Scotch. good
rider and driver. knows his business thor
oughly. hrst-ciass reference. Address X
j.. Rox ~. Tribune Uptown Oflce. LIE
l,Inn iMnV
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COACHMAE and GARDENER. by a
sinEle German. who understands thu fg.i
care II horses. careful driver. mix. pan
ing trees. hotheds. Will be- found sober.
wiling. industrious AMI oii.gins. Address
al Iearl- At. N care u NJ. l..rhl.l.
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 rent. with
board or without. l23 Fast 5s;h-st., pri-
Vtte house Rooms heated.
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VOTSEWORN- by Swcde: good cook.
washer. rlr-s. motel. private: clY or
country; r'ie:'nc"s. Aseney, jio 4th'aVe.
HoVsEKEEPEP.-B German woman.
NJ SCHMIDT. +G2 3d-ave. near 32i-s,.:
first floor. "
KITCUENMAID.- by young girl lately
landed. as klichenrnaii In restaurant OF
boarding house. 2ls East 4is;-st.: 81 bell.
LAUNpREsS.-B young swedish
gi,l; understands all the washing. iton-
ing. rutag: city or country references.
AGENCY. 3ij 4th-aye, --------------
LAUNDRESS. nv young woman as
hrst-cass l,undress in a private iaNa NY;
vll qs.ist with chemherwor, latter iars
OF the week. good city reference. -Oo
East ,6th-st.; "a bell -.-
LAVXDHEsS. By frst-class !nundress
" nix ~ the Gay. ~ Oth-aNc. inquire IN
The store. -
T.Ai'NDNl,Ss.- colorel woman 10 10
vqshin, Tor boarding -hoUse or ladies' ana
enntlemea's washing. Address $40 west
l6th-st.. rear.
rAINpRt.Ss. middie-oscl German
woman wishes to 20 out ny the cay 70 90
washing AMI iroa'ng; good reference. Mrs'
( GKAMER. Hosatlo-st. rear.
MAID and HAlRDRESSER. Best refer
| cnCes can be gwen. Call JOS East 0-"-st.
NURSERY GoVERNEss- Respectable.
| educated German lady. charge 81 klpWn
children. ar usciul coinpdni"t' ssutS !. "a
! fa,ally; German, English. music. .i9 west
| 2yth-st.
Nl'RSE.-Ry 2 Young girl as nurse for
| small children. Cau for tyO days. or adj
d-,ss LUED. 1913 East 35th-si.
Nr-RgE.-As thoroughly experienced In
| fout's nurse; can take cntr" charge ana
! bring az on lc;tl", good personal reier-
! cnccs NURSE. 1i3 Gold-st., Byooklyn.
NURSE. -Ftrst-c.ass reference can DO
giyea. 5os East i.i-si
NURsH-By nurs- with hospital ex-
| p,rience IN hospital. sanltarium or 10 ta@s
! ear, ~ a male or female mt, very
pat references. Address NURSE. Box iVA.
l.2i2 Broadway.
charge Of infant: can sew II required.
MANNING. Isl West l55'h-st.
sEAMsTitEss or DRRssMAKE in
| family. will assist with light work; best
references. ~ ath-aye.. 81 door.
sEAMSTREss.- Ccnpc;ent seamstress
! ~ day or at nome; does fnlshihs uI.s
repairing; also family sowing, undsr"r ~;
good SKIRT maker Address DANls' ~"
Nest i2d-s, -----
SEAMsTRESS and MAID.-understands
| all kinds " sewing and ncrclewofh' VIZ
ing t. assist with chaniberwork or WIZ
| ing: American family preferrch' Au"'eHs
G. HII.LMANN, 24l1 sih-ave.
SEANsTRESS. &c.-By a thoFodshiy
competent scnms,ress: willing 10 assls!
| With GROWN children or chanlber"vrH. an
or address NcNELlS. 3Oj West 4,tn-s..
WASUING.-By German. AMERICAN
woman by the day or AZ home Room W.
| IS. No. 100 Clinton Place
WAITREss.-By nrst-class waitress and
| parlormald or waitress and chainberna,o
| in small family: best city reference Az
| dress WAITRESS, lol West 4.d-st.
| WAITRESS by young swedish girl. can
I take buffers place; city country ieieT'
ence. agency S45 4th-ave.
WAITREss.-By Protestant woman a. e
drst-class waitress In private family; "
wiling ana obllglng: city or country; pes~
reference from last place 80 East Sotn'
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GARDENER and FLORIST a sin
ri. man. with II years experience, can
take charge u genlewan's place; best
references. =. X. 3iG West 21'h-st
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Steamboats,.

pr,afos.e-ai. Ierr' az $50 r. NJ daily. eIcep sunday
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston AMI Tho EAT. ST..
Pilgrim plymouth In commission Leave Per IS toli
-. y. X. fit q Murray rt. We"n days ou} az D. fn
v EWIIAVEN- FARE Magnificent new
" tNlu.crrN ffs,. steamer "Il'afi lech." the Flyer
i.tt,.i 'i.a'lcr Ing is ~ sound. l-afst ier -
J. r.. daily ~ T. ~. ruu-tyA excepted. Grr.ins ~
Nev Haven SIS p IN ti'lr i1g trains T. NviiIel.
NaiNfi. Siilarh~id and = nth
e. TONlNGrON LINE for Boston ar1 the
~ Fast. Steamers leave Sea Pier Be- = r.. foot %
Spring 81. ~ O9 i. 81 da!i;. erc~u; sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-21

MIDpLE-AGED German couple. without
children, competent and experienced. de-
sire % take charge - public or ONCE build
Ing GFiSSMAN. 800 IVES, Gsth-st