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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01

The receiver rejected claims to the
amount Of $235.
The First National bank. of Chicago. has
elsd 3 claim of $5.243.75 on q note of
400 and interest given to @. r. Edu,ls-
son. on one of the notes secured by third
mortgage TO Edmiston from the Rainier
Avenue Electric Railway Company.
Among the bills payable. with proof Of
claim fled and amount secured, IL that Of
Charles 4. Getting ct al. for $50, 521 66 and
interest
The receiver says he 10 informed that
there are outstanding against the property
TIE following mortgages; A FIRST mort
gage 20 q. +. Edmiston, August Is. 1892,
gwen TO secure notes aggregating $40
1907, drawing per cent. interest and
payable three years after date. which was
sssigned 10 s. T. Mitchell. and interest has
bssn paid TO December l, 1888. now held
BIZ Charles 4. Getting ct a. /: o second
mortgage to @. +. Edmiston. sans date.
given to secure notes aggregating $4,000,
10 per cent. for three years. assigned TO
the Seattle National bank. on which 5000
has been paid on the principal and interest
70 December /, 1898; q third mortgage,
same date. to secure notes aggregating
SIS. 2l3 90. per cent. three years. assigned
70 the Security Savings bank.
The receiver recommends that the
damage claim of George James for SIS for
the killing of horse be rejected.
The statement of monthly earnings and
expenses shows that the gain in six
months was $ie9.0i. exclusive Of taxes, In
surance and interest.
The loss for twenty-five months prior to
receivership Was 81. 946.s 80. making an aver
agemonthly loss of $751; 10 The receiver
has succeeded In keeping the expenses Of
operation within the receipts by dis
charging unnecessary help. closing the
power house and buying power from the
Union Trunk lines and by other reforms.
The road 10 hard to operate. owing to the
worn out condition of the equipments.
specially the motors. hence the difficulty
Of keeping cars In repair and running.
Notwithstanding the receipts have fallen
oil IS per cent compared with the corre-
sponding period last year, the receiver is
enabled to show net gain in receipts over
operating expenses.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01

- 1.asas Tor lots 2, 3. 4, and the norsh hslf
vest quarter OF secsson g,
~ nsnip III north. range east
n ne ssis Of Bersssrom a Anderson W.
~ Randall es al. wa Dismissed ~
d 49, In Judge Osborn's court ys.,er-
ne Following aliens we're made citizens
fnay Frauds Lsuridsen, Of Dem
~ ElIefson. Hans Bune.on and GA.
England. "
the piano repievsn suit Of r. T..
r a,shs ". J. G. Rss1man st al. q fury In
Ike osSorn's court decided that Read
sa, Win whom the piano xas left on
sso.age, sas entitled 10 the piano. and
laas Its value vas 500. Darant nlsd a
motion for new trial.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01

We are nov able TO supply our msay
customers wlth this popniAr brAnd Of
coffee. To those who have tried IL no
word. Of praise are necessary. as its tas
tlavor. strength and uniform quality are
sueNc,ent recommendation. Ii IS packed
hot froga the roasssss IN enc pound. fwo
ana a half and i've pound cAnssteFs. sad
sealed. 50 that is reaches you ia perfect
condition.
AK. also. for sample ear Of Miners
C.ab Rak!nx posdsr. This - pure cream
tartar and soda powder, and ~e guarantee
every pound sold
VOC vii end eur stock complete In all
lines. Prompt st:snsion given 10 sil or
ders. Seattle Grocery Company. SOS Sec
end street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01

He Encourages Religious Letter Writ
era From Wasttng Time.

Thomas Blanck. the murderer, ysster-
day returned the long-windsd religious
harangue written him BY a man in Renton
in accordance with the request of the
writer, and accom- panied it with the fol-
lowing pointed reply:
mr.. Benson: Please don't waste any
more time writing to me, as it will do
neither you nor any good.
THOMAS BLAScK."
A few days ago Blanck received another
sxhorting letter from . woman who signed
her name as Nellie Williams. This he
laughed over and treated with the same
indifference as the other. His demeanor
remains unchanged, and he is apparently
as unmoyed now as when frat sentenced.
His attorney has not been near him this
week. No death watch will DO put over
him until II Is definitely decided that no
appeal will be taken OF his case.
The body Of Charles III. Bridwell. Thomas
Blanck's victim, vas exhumed yesterday
and sent TO GAINESVILLE. O.. for interment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01
A RELIC OF KGUoGERY.
Democratic Finaneier sued For the
frfce OF His Bakery.

The Democratic Napoleon OF city
finances. Adoiph krug. figures In . com
paint that was flied yesterday. entitled
Ernest 8. Lyons vs.. The Queen City and
Eurake Baking Company. The complaint
sets forth that Adolph Krug was doing
business under the firm name OF The
Queen City Cracker Company; that about
July n. 1898. krug sold to the defendants
tie bakery plant. outfit, furnishings. ap-
parienances and business of the Vienna
bakery for which the defendant promised
10 pay $500. OF this amount $3s47 has
been paid. leaving q balance OF s4l6.la.
Krug assigned this amount to Ernest S.
Lyons. who now sues TO recover the
monSv
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FOR A NEW HOSPITAL.
Committee Appointed to Plan . Non.
SeetariAn Instftution.


sectsrian Institution.
The promoters Of the scheme to create q
non-sectarian hospital in this city on the
order of Providence hospital, held Q meet
ing Tuesday evening. with Rev. w. F.
Taylor, of the First Baptist church. as
chairman, and q. A. Virtue as secretary.
Ways and means for carrying out the pro-
posed object were discussed. and the meet
ing was unanimous for the immediate
prosecution of the work. On motion OF
Mr.. Greene, committee of five was ap-
pointed with instructions TO report plan
OF incorporation and revenue for the pro-
posed hospital. together with q proper
corps of constituent incorporators and
officers
The chair appointed Rev. Mr.. Alison.
Rev. Mr.. Garrett. Rev. T. b. Ford. T. C..
Kilpourne and Hon. K. s. Greene on that
committee.
The plans already prepared by Mr..
Greene and others we're turned over 70 the
committee, and will he used 10 further
their operations.
The next meeting will be held at the
cali Of the chair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01

of George Keast on the charge of assault
and battery. As the story goes, Sarah
McDonough insisted on entering the
grounds of w. III. Peters and was pushed
back by Keast In some manner. TO be
decided in court, her hand was hurt on q
fence and she concluded il was assault and
battery. Justice Caldwell will hear the
evidence in the case Friday afternoon.
November Q. at 3 O'Clock. keast is at lib
erty on person al recognixanee
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New Salt. rrl.a.

ne following mes suits were fled In
the superior court YESTERDAY:
Mercantile Tr-st Company. trustee, W.
George II. Ryan and Lucy Y. Ryan-Fors-
closure OF mortgage; 500
ne Aorshsfns Grocery Company va.
Aag- OIasser ct al---Gocds: S2a IS.
y. Gfelier VS.. George Yonk et al.-So
complaint; bond filed: $500.
Ernest :. Lyons ". Qneen City and
nuFe.a Baking Company-Accourf Of
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He Repenred of the Trade.

Last evening John Carlton. Who says be
Is a "bum, snapped q cheap gold plated
ring with w. Horsman. an unsophistieated
Young man. for Q Waterbury watch.
Horsman repented his bargain and applied
20 the police for assistance. Carlton was
too much under the influence OF liquor TO
explain matters. so he was locked up on a
charge of intoxicstion. The case will be
adjusted in the municipal court today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01
Pearson want. M. Money BACK.

Charles Pearson, proprietor Of the New
Zealand resort. has sued the city Of Seat
tie for $llLio Pearson In February 4
ls9a. paid i.oo0 for dance house license.
La December, 1898, an ordinance was
passed closing his dance house. and thus
left forty days OF the license unexpired.
lie therefore brings suit for siii.i0 for the
unused portion of the license.
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A Cas-. Of Hereditary insanity.

& IL. Fisher. age Is. married. and ma
tive ct California. Vas committed 90 the
insane asylum by Judge Langley yesser-
day. Fisher has been subject TO episeptse
ITS since lie was years al age. and bis in-
sanity Is attributed TO that cause. The
Disease is increasing and he has become
dangerous TO himself and others. The
malady = hereditary. bis grandmother
having been insane
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A wife-Bsss~r Arrested.

Thomas Csorum. the eolored porter at
the Vendome, was placed under arrest
yesterday on the charge of beating his
wife. The latter. who is white woman
claims that they have been married twenty
wears. ana that Caoram has ehastised her
repeatedly. One of her eyes Was blaeker
than the other.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01
The Queen Ann. HnI school Case

Assipulation Was filed in the superior
court yesterday In the Queen Anne Hi
school snit OF J. ". elise against school
aassrtct Ne. 1. by which the attorneys on
both sides will meet TO argue the demurrer
% the separate defense Of the c1ty before
je3ge Langley next Saturday.
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sarah Aepeaeash in rrsasle.

Sarah MenonoSgh. who has given the
psople OF Fremont incidents 20 tax about
81 diGereat tlnaes and who xas once in
tAs insane asylum, Las caused the arrest
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NJ NJ H. M. YALE'S
Excelsior Hair Tonic

stops hair falling in "a houra only remedy
k1own on earth 20 restore gray hair 20 iss natural
color without dye Absolutely pure Price 81
Sold in Seattle By all drst-olass druggists. N
vheissale By Stewart s. Holmes Drug Com pany.
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An average business mans life can easily Be
Heightened ten years by TIE occasional uss Of
Rlp4ns TabuieA ID you knew aay one who
wants those tea year,
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LOSING VENTURE.
receiver Begins to Make Raj
nier Avenue Road Pay.
srArEMEnT OF IT'S AFFAIRS.
~.ssiver Grsmbs' Ecoaony In Manage
ssns-A Reminder OF kragxsry-
The Gilman MsrshaL

n. J. Grsmbs, receiver Of the Rainier
A,saus Electric Railway Company, yes
serdsy Elcd bis report as recesver for the
e months ending September 30, lssl
fas assets and liabilities are set forth an
fsloss:
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We eel the genuine Bsssish Columbia
coal. Try t. l. A. Dyer & Co, Railroad
avenue and SpriEg street Telephone 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-01

Groceries marked down at Smiths. 2Is
Cherry street.
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ar. Prizes Cream Baking POWDER
Wsrhss Fair fssxhsss Alsssi ssd pscses~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was a number OF important parcels OF real
estate offered at auction yesterday at the Trinity
oa.esroom The most important sale was or the
Graham Hotel. built by Charles Graham Sons on
the southwest corner Of Madison-ave. and Eighty
ninth-st. The building is stories high built Of
brick and stone. a po; 25xl3sxl0)x75 1t was NJ
fered by L. J. Phillips & Co. auctioneers. and pur-
chased by :. F. Jacobs for sj3.50
u. p. Ingraham & Co offered the northeast corner
Of Eighiy-cighth-st. and Madson-ave.. seven-sofy
stone fat-house plot S6.SxlGDS 1t purchased by
y. L. Boggatt for $3.50.
Frank 5. Fisher has sold for Messrs. j. w. ana
a A. Teets the three-story brick ana stone dwelling
No 343 West One-hundrel-and- iwenty-first-st size
l6X36xlnD to Mrs Jackson. for $3.50
Edward Tippery has sold to Mr.. smith the four.
story stone-front house, with lot. 20Xo22. 40. lfo
West Seventy six th-st. for 500 600
William L. Cries Meyer has filed pans for the
building Of six hve-'tory brick nat-houses at one,
hundred and sevenhst. south side 100 feet east or
Madison-ave.. cost sl2Occo George Fernchild has
fled plans for the building Of four-story DrcK
fathouse and store in Trintyave east side y feet
south of One-hundred-a nd-slxty- TO cost
$1,000. The officers of the HOboken Ferry Company
have fled plans for the building Of "A street ferry,
house. l53x2S. on the bukhead between barclay ana
Nesey SITS, 10 cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

ss.SacF No o Y As. ri sd ps2'4s' .t
Ing company 30 24i East s2i''. and other q
pl Rrse' ANNA r. to Aicine Ballard ana another
p S2 h'i John sa''s saa Vie Harlem sens.
Bank. " : In;eryae-ave. 2ol II II x i6''h-'' :,
Eesss Mary X Harlem Saying: Fam y.sr ~
cOurand ave 2IS 4 ,, Of i ~ he 'wa,Sns
p Sn a a. snf n o, 5'S-aye 500
G;ucks. simon. ard wife % Reuben Gr,mauer. ,o
stsnon-s, % q Wle,,-st year J."
between ion and nd i x SIS 6 ana M Ssf ans
End Isn A'.S Ss Of son S seara
K instsineR William + to Davii ieyeni5, =, al;
executors 5 32d-s,. 1894 Il v 81 Gih-a'". &C a.
year and instruments, mortgage 49,. 1880
LiSoeT m, n.s T9s 81, ana years ... 100
NS MG ~ lohh aS g and wife To- SIR
Rssp josh to George Prizes. oh-s' 800 It ,,oo
s5m ls,1 csari Ss' az Bassfori trustee
washins,on ave 1886 4 Of Tsylor-s, . years j."
Ley MARY to John s'emine 40 n1N.. iso
,d ,nssnnn Gertrude to Maiiie Edliz ct al
I2th-s, 1856 Of Avenue A . years @oV'
Jordan. John % Dennis Shea corner 81 LIN o. M
mt Sst. gd ,a the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. n OF Lexington ave ana 2ls'-''' - m
ns ann I'M Max 10 John 9 Marin jr TAYLOR
ave e25 IT Of Colunhnest' 3 y'ers o =, :"
Rasp J9hn to S 5e,nsns ''''S .... 300
Rechenlerg Louise " and another 20 Mary iiaI'-
wig E $ Kingsbridge Road. io+ . Of ls'h- a.
s6 81 fse Israel and wife to Henry Tonyan
n 9sth-s,. "a II 9 Of Columl'us-ave y"ars.: 2"
Slant, n Edwin - 70 william Anderson . =,
railing, Eliza 10 George Young 4is-s,. 1870
Il Of broadway year u, ."
'I app ef r. -. i27th-s 10, q Of i'h-ave
QUINN Margaret, to the Manhattan liz Insurance oo
co T9 10 Ea St ', M.Ic,n y"4 Tr,. 60. ,,s
ST 100 (, W Of sthave. years ........'.'.. 2'1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. SEPT. 90 1894.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK. THURSDAY. SEPT. 20. 1894.
ARRIVED.
. ss1 md:e 1 10 Hurst Arrived at the Ear ."
steamer Pq,omaS r Lsics L9ndqn ssp IS ~ IS
Queenstown H. with mdse and passengers to X. Matt
s K' As4 oo e 81 Err saa sas
.ss Wen S &Red "n "a, the
sps%Ser g. Soa1hampon Il ad
ssansr Msnesa:s9
svansfa VIII b. mase S shipping Company
A Steamer At A 'ns a' B Foreman September
with mdse to simpson Spence & Young Arrived at
asr fsy cbsf: 4ss G q Tta
si ies F1 ola 81 bonnion Couch Yves, Point Va
rdse and passengers the Old Dominion Steamship
STEAMER W Bruno. DelanO. from Baltimore with mdse
Bark Rose Inne.s Pummer late Bailey. Mon,svidco q
DAYS mdse TO Drexel Morgan q Co. vessel to j II
S Fs3sg Of T Mnd@r CO x s s'aS Gaass g
Bark s% %2rs BusnGs Go A vessel 70 N.Y.
&sssoav Hook Sep, 20 $50 n-wind southwest; light
breeze. Gear ,r,ovr
Ship Alameda from Francisco.
CLEARED.
Steamer cudad Condal SPAN. Caste'ta. Havana Vera
Steamer Cottage City Bennett Portland. Me-Hora'io
Steamer whnsy Hsle BGs,SS-R P wsisst
s sssmsT Sns c rossman ColonPacic Mail
steamer city Para Lockwood Coion-stamford Parry
steamer Gree,ands CBr, Coulard. Gbara. Cuoa-Mosi'
steamer City OF Augusta. Dasgett. savannah-R L
s,ssner wehaven CNor) Olsen Cape Gracias Belize
Steamer jamestown Huphers. Norfolk and Newport
Steamer cf'y u Columbia Jenny. IVES, Poin'-od
sseamsr i Lizzie Henderson Philadelphia
steamer Br Smith HyePoOl di.,sd Keis ssrs-
Steamer Ell sud Higgins New-oreans-J T Van Sickle
SAILED.
A 1hssa 5
Cen su%ss e W. Pcn Ell
civ civ Of Augusta. savannah Alamo Galveston Kendall
Srds. B %a;ndn a'1 r BROOKLYN
Gy ON Nat b aha sewp dts: SS%. and
Sn,p Ce Ms Ger, for Stockholm: Paramount CBr).
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
columSa .r e. fs2S nv
Ns sSs1%fE a sasd from Queenstown September
Harm %dI, S s2aney WapsTs se prem
arrived al Queenstown September 90 x.r.vo-x Con.
arya al @ BARNES s's ssad from
steamer Crac!a SPAN Cirarda. from fernandina Az
gust ~ via York arrived at Greenock sep,emper ~
steamer Germanic ODD McKnstry. New orh ior
Queenstown and Liverpool passed Brow Head sep'ehoe
49,. p1.,or,a,,
steamer Maasdam Dutch. Potter from ROTTERDAM TOT
New-York passed Prawle Point September ~ 49,. VII,
Light tBr). Parton. from New" ~ a
sep,errber g. Dover passed PraWie foht september
Steamer wikomrnen Ger. Schaefer: from New-i orH
September for Dover. passed Prawie ro'n' "ep'e
her 20. g. r,yar,ool
steamer Nomadic (Br Clarke. New-fork Tor Liverpool
passed Fastnet September ~. ~, c.
steamer Norwegian ur Christie from New, ioIk sep e
,euber for Glasgow passed Tory Island september ~
steamer Scandal Ger. Wnckler. from New ORR sep
TENDER ) arrived at Hamburg at a m September ~
Kruhofer for New saiIed
from Bremerhaven September -
steamer VeAntam Dutch. Nanderzee. from Ne~-hofH
ssrtsrnher arrived at Boulougne september IL
steamer ping Suey ODD jacques. from Japan and emma
for New-Yofk arrived at Suez september 70
Steamer Hogar,h CBr) Black. sailed from Santos for
New-Yor September 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
DRI:SSMAf<ING.

COI.TTRIERE FRANCHISE Nine. An
derspn. late with stern Bros. Ia lies own
material mad" up. evening dinner. h"'i
and street costumes rcmOd"lle1. eNcluslf
stvlcs. elegant work moderate prices. Jos
West I'm a.. Cut this out
pREsSMAKE FIR French: dress. stage
costume maker. OF fOreiady In wholesale
business house. 81 ~ daily. Mrs. fLu-
CHART. 20 Bond-st.. send postal
MILE BATGNON. robes ard mani"huS'
- Fast Glsi-st.. corner Madison aye;
Paris costumes evening dresses VIII be
sold AT no regard for cost. also French
satin corsets reduced from $40 20 y ladies'
material made At short notice. perfect Nv.
MRS BUTTON. dressmaker. has just re-
turned. will be pleased TO receive her Gus
toners a, Sal 6,h-ave.
MILLER & FENDER. dressmakers. Of 2le
VEST sGth-tt. are prepared To take tf,
ders for fall and winter costumes. NJ ana
0nifh guaranteed.
SEAL. GARMENTS REDYED and altered
into fashionable cap~s and Eton jackets.
Mrs. BARKER. ll6 West 3Dth st. near
broadway. late with c. @. Gunthers. oth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
HOARD WANTED.

cr-pEPIOR BOARD for two. central locs .
tion; exchange for twelve hours nishr ~
INSTRUCTION. piano English. iahsuasesi, -
;,HARD Larchmont. New-foTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
Country,
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE valuable nea--hy ont
of-town property. fin" dwelling. spacious
grounds and other business prop" u. pay
INK over 10 per cent tn live village. with
low tax rate and steadily improving. FOR
business near by. cash equity. $1,000, or,
Will separate. EXECUTOR. BOX 9. Trib-
unc.
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FLATS TO LET-Furl y cd.

TO LET Second no0r o. % West 18th
-, near Union cut. 9 Gentlemen only i.
fully furnished. with bedroom. references
given and required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
BOARD AND ROOMS.

10Th ST. CT WEST Second foor. h"sll
able and newly renovated. WIN "o''"'
also back parlor: references -
s2D-ST Il WEST. partments. newly
renovated and handsomely furnished "a
bic and appointments superior. hail rooms
I24TU-ST. and LEXINGTON-ANE 40,
TEL. PETELER -Ilandsomely inrnlsh''
rooms. with board. terms very moderate.
So IRVING PLACE.-A very deslTabi"
suit. Of three rooms On parlpr moor 10
rent with board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

n. ARNOLD lie VALLEY. interior deco
rations and painting. French. English
and American wall papers. 3ls Madison
ave, cor. 42d-s,.. under Hotel Wellington
LADIES LISTEN. u have the inest com
plexion imaginable after using your
paste writes Mrs. f. q Fox. OF Somrr-
VILE. Mass We can furnish this receipt
for pc BENJAMIN Elk. 90. Box ~.
Charlestown. Mass.
reaches SLAUGHTERED BY THOU
SANDS.-No powder. paste or poison
used No dirt. Get a Byron Roach Trap.
BY mail acc. BYRON. 2i9 East 23ds
the TRIBUNE
Uptown 01iCe.
t242 Broadwar. % dor north Of 6lstst.
Adyert.scments and subscriptions
received there until o o'clock p. m
At BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular once
rates untii =. m, via.
25i Sth-aNe., A. Q. cor. OF 231st.
1872 6tb-ayc., cor. 12ta-st.
1872 COLUMBUS ave. near West Geth.st.
100 West 42i-st.. near oth-'Ne.
20 West 1tth-st., near 6th-sNc.
c51 West 42d-st.. bet. tn and Sth avos.
1J7 shave, cor. 14th<t.
1913 3d-ave., between 10th and th.sA.
Y1S Sf-aVe., between 18th nd 76eh ~.
1 O26 3h-ave., near 6lst-st.
l10e ,s,-ave., near 6eth.st.
200 oo.ave.. corner <1th-sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
ALWAYS GET YOUR HELP AT
ppOssFR'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
CTS 9TH AVE. NEAR 36TH.sT.
LARGEST IN NETWORK.
OCCUPIES THE ENTIRE BUILDING.
ESTABLISHED AZ YEARS.
REST MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
REFERENCES INVESTIGATED.
1IrTLER.-Japanese wishes situation In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
FOR SALE.


AGENTS COMMISSION saved BY purchas-
ing ~our SEWING machines direct al our
,,Irsro,rns machines ~ all makes. cas-"
or cr,In. II RAUsCH. 2i;i 30 ave. near
llsth-st
A LADY ALI -en her entire wardrobe
rurs imp Irt-I dresses. n-arlf new. -"
Ing mnrhine. furniture. NJ haIf NaIH'. -
Pr s.-ci-st. f"nr ifidg". Hr-'hlyh.
At LrrTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton
IT. Nev-York. workshop machinery VyT
rov-ri. list free: VOID carving tools ~t"l
Jaws. designs and fancy ~o"ir. 'ncE"a''t'
and breeders IN 'p"fatIoh.
A FAMILY VIII sacrifice iheir handsome
fancy Gaze upright pam. cost. 40 :"
,.v M, n,hs ago. scarf. stool. iJf SIS. IN
Quir~ ~ East Ii''h-si.
Al REDUCED PRICES -sco second
hani aouG AMI ron working machinr'
FULLY ,uaranteed. mAchinrfy bought ana
encha,sed. GEORGE IS EDDY. J's Mall
soI Il
Uu'YcLE -, columbia w-ud rims. u.
tr-- - y. Aod~l - sAm~ a. n"N
guaranteed. So cash e. y. BOWEN. ~
Lvif rr'on o.. Hr'ohl'n
DESKS. Roli-top desks 81; up. Chairs.
Iio1a eas~s. IsI~wfii~r Desks. Al hinl-
u Once furniture. largest STOCK ami low
est price, We nr~ manufacturers aui can
cav. YOU no.. mldll'man'~ profits M
FIRE DESK coz 400 br"ai~aS.
ELEGANT slid made ! II oct. up PLAN.
riN tone latest Improvements. t"}
cheap OTTO ALTENH' k6. IO' 81 g.
ef~nIngs ais.
FLORIST BUSINESS f.r sale. Id .siah-
l.hm~nt. n-N greenhouse And r0lc",
improved heater. prominent hf'Ad"N coz
n.r near Evergreen tem"i"fN o.. y Ii.
81 ESNE lob Putnam ave. lif""N.sn.
FOR SALE -, Anif"ssh~rg canari"'.
finest singing breed in N" world. maIes
O., f~m.l~ 81 i Il FARLEY White
Plains =
s,7 - CASH BUYS NEW SIS bicycle
standard make nigh DIAMOND !f-m~. AL
imprn vem"uts. W. agreed Mt g. ai'"tt -.
- makers name. 80 others from 81
up. ladies or gents iias"m~nt. 10 Hfr-
cIa,-si west O., Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
HELP WANTED.

WANTED Two German pms. on" n
,.ok aud laurdr'ss. 10" other ~ "''
rrss and ,haml ~rmaid 90 small American
family. must h,v" best references q" ~
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