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for Sale.

Al REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo second
hand wood and iron working machines.
fully guaranteed: machinery bought and
EXCHANGED. GEOKGE h. EDDY. 3oS Madl-
son-s;.
Ar SPECIAL Low PRICES. Great
Clearing Sale'-To keep my workmen
aeons. trunks satca,is. p9S ;lS =, KS
SCHWARTZ bid reliable manufacturer
81 ith-a'e.
AN,iDRA KITTENS. with long hair
beautiful speci.ne for -. WALNUT
RIDGE CO. Box LOGS, Boston. Mass
At A sACRIFICE.-Conten;s . house.
*, I..Niag,on-avc.. consisting Of parlor.
G,ning-room aud bedroom furniture. car
pe,s. rus. etc. ----
al L.ITiE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
s., Aew-lo.k. workshop Machlnrry uoos
power. H.: :fe: Wood.carvine tools, scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods incubatoi'
al. hrooccrs IN o.eraton.
TrENrION.-SewIug machines OF all
kinds: new. %; good secondhand. s'Oi
cash or credit; exchange, ren'et. AZ
EArSCu'S. 2I5l 3d-av".. llsth-ss.
HITTER AND EGGs-A good store;
cheap r,rt. fine fixtures. good cash trade
must be sold within a week. 643 lOth-ave.
BICYCLE Genuine harga'n; hghes,
grade 1893. pneumatic: cost $lj7 complete;
equal new. critical examination invited;
SG5. CAREY. 3O3 Lenox-ave.. near 18th
DIR. ROSELL'S ZEDOARY the great
remedy for chlhllins. corns. bunions
sweating. tender ami tired feet. is sold by
BARRY d JAMES. 79S shave.
FOR sALE.-Old established business in
ladies' underwear; also dressmaking, IN
Guiding very desirable lease Spp Year'y:
nrst-class location: rare opportunity for any
business lady. Call and examine. 80 East
l4th-st. Room ~.
FOR SALE.-An inyalid's rolling chair.
new ana in perfect order Address II. =. r..
800 west-st.
FOR SALE a 5000 band saw. and
a nearly new Rogers tointer; sl55 Cor both
~ T.. SAAIMlS Box $50. Huntington
L. I. ---
LADY will sacrifice her upright piano.
cost $500 five months ago. and Includes
stool. scarf. for Sis5 Inquire a, residence.
l21 East llIth-st.
NEW-YORK PHYSICIAN. with two Of
fees wishes ~ dispose of Ole. furnished
complete. viii sell cheap for cash. Apply
800 7th-ave.
SEVERAL very fine choice pieces Of
antique mahogany furniture. 232 9th-ave..
near 2i'h-st. Antiques repaired.
sAFEs.-W have made up, 100 FIRST
class house safes. guaranteed hrepTo2i ;
anime them p. II. GROSS. 4oG Bwoy.
vERrIsEMENTS AND SuBsCEIP'
IN Will RE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPlOWN OFFICE. 40. 1.2i2 Broadway
q coor north Of Thirty hrs'.st. and AD-
IFIsIlSI MEErS No the following Branch
tfccs o5i Eieh't-avc. 200 Tttd.ave..
corner Fcrtv.srvonth.st. 1j9 East Forty.
savcnth.si.. corner Ihirl-lNe. lSC Fast
Iojth-st.. rear Third ave I; | ,n2G Third-ayey
near Sivtv.rret-st.: l.1OS flr.t-nNe. lUo
w., Eor,r B p. roud. 4, 100 COiumhus-1vc.
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IOTSEKEEPDR couple mo chill.
dren) would take charge OF Doctors nat /;
board IL desired highest references Al.
dress CoTPLE. Tribune Branch. 1888
id-aNe
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Dnsincss Chances.

CHEMICAL ANALYSis.-T1ods. paints;
drug. Cosmetics. waters. etc.. urhiy z"I
arf workiig formulas iufni sh"l ia'ialF
ns-.vaI. circular free. EARL 'HEMl' Al
WORKS. l.lG2 .-oadwny.
pp YOt' KNON It is impossible t.
render the ordinary furn ~ hank check
.,r.iif.. ...ilust raising hy any known means
practical iu USE tn" 'pupl"N' form alone
nfforI. the desired security against fur--
org ly raising the written amount. I"r
u.e ia business or m1nuil'inre o., me
"Burl~x' form Of Bank Check Address
tine Inventor. VA y. DoHEM 5. Flat
bush. =
J WILL PAY per cent for small loans.
security fist uprfar- on real property.
Address. CREIGHTON. Room liJ. -
Hfoadway. New-iork.
JOHN \. lAIi>. ciyil engineer. ~
- .adway, Room Is estimate, cost OF sur.
We. ia. and -prd.s idlrg property general
enrlnerrlnr and contract work.
MONEY TO LOAN In small parcels on
real estate. city OF country. cay terms.
Address II. T. CREIGHTON. Room l7a.
- Broadway. Ncw-York.
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Com
plri- profitable. "ll-c-tahlishei. lease.
GOODWILL bona hde opportunity for cash
purchaser BONANZA. Box 10. Tribune
once.
TREASURER WANTED with 1000 in
oli established business. will stand inveStl-
CATION. good salary. SOUND Tribune
Office.
WANTED Active machinery OF steel
house to repro cat stool foundry for small
steel catchingc q good substitute Cor
wrought iron forging. clean ana soft.
easily worked. ais, 10 harden. Address
T. g., Tribune ON 'e.
Will. SELL $1,000 mortgage on bearing
orange grove. 10 per cent Interest. HlX
239 Barlow. TIA.
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Go Get Tor Business i)urpcsc


A LARGE NUMBER ot lofts To- let: all
sizes. ali prices. rutland * WHITING.
3 E-ekwan-s'.
AT CORSER Of william AMI Ann-st.,
store and basement ifX9O. very lighr and
desirable: also LIST loft. RtLAND
WHITING . Reek man-si.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-st.-
Substantial artistic. defa chel house. low
price. send for circular ATLAS M
PROVEMENT CO.. Is broadway.
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haitian Field. and he is entered "Ioe" Donoshue
says he will not compete - -
1t Is sad that neither Howard, Mosher. Clarence
Rudolph Clark. i. b. WISE. Jim or nm
DonoGhue jr.. VIII start in the National races To-
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TIE BIRBAROUS HAZING AT CORNELL
A SEVERE LESSON REQUISITE.

SEVERE LESSON REQUISITE.
From The Troy Times.
The general hope IS that the perpetrators will be
promptly discovered and visited with the utmost
severity OF Stat" well as college law. The les
son should be severe enough TO awaken students
ishness OF college haZlng and rowdyism In all lts
phases.
SHOULD BE EXPIATED IN PRISON.
From The Philadelphia Times.
Boys will be boys ard college students will have
their fun, but fun that results In manslaughter Is
deserving quite "A different name The fun or the
Cornell sophomorcs, through which cOlored SER
brought to deaths door, deserves to be expiated In
prison.
BELONGS TO THE GRAND JURY
From The New-York Advertiser.
The exceedingly amusing and highly humorous
nell and should Ice treated accordingly. This afro
cons case Is altogether outside OF the college fac
ulty. IL belongs 10 the Grand jury.
NOT To BE REGARDED AS FUN.
From The Newark Advertiser
The conviction has been steadily growing that
there Is only one way t. deal with the brutes VINO
practice hazng. Their offence must not be regarded
IN the h2ht of an underEr9dutt" J'h-; 10 pU y. ~
cused. however severe may be the results OF ".
SEVERE PUNISHMENT NEEDED.
From Tho Boston Herald
The serious consequence Of an attempt az whole
sale hazing at Cornell. whore thirty members or
the freshman class were nearly sirangIed Dy chlp-
rnc gas. let loose at their banquet should form
an g.. mple Of sufficient power to break inc prhc
tcc "a all colleges for good ana an FOR inc
outcome murder. not OF any or the freshmen
hu, OF A poor cOlOrcl y severe PUNISH
mcnt OF the offenders IS needed for the protection
Of life hereafter
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JANTTOR or WATCHMAN.-By young
Swedc. -. speaking English and German
lluen;ly. as 1anitor. Waterman or any'nlns
similar; references II required Address
l.. L.. corner Water and Clinton SITS.
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flats Go Get, llntnrnishf0.

4 FAMILY leaving f1r prllnged
ra,,od would lot completely furnished Hlt
- rooms nnd bath Tor one up moro
Years. hous" nre-proDi. near H.ua1way ana
9aI--': elevator. door attend1ni. good
,anfflr service. In every way first class.
It.fns all WgE.. very advantageous terms
to perranca' ,erant Address ". C.. Box
To- ~ Broadway
THE DALITOuSIE - 20 - W'st 18th
st-Absolutely ;lrerr1of and fronting cen
teal Paff. a very choice apartment u
rent Apply 20 the jnniior
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BRAVES-THE LIEt'TENANT-GONEK NOK
DENIES \ REPORT.
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Crcesmnkin9.

ARTISTIC DRFSSMAKING: imported
fashions. hotel orders NJ Snort notice and
moderate prices. Mrs. VI ELEOf. A. East
lith-sf.. between B'way and University
Place.
CHfLDRENS DRESSMAKGNG by day
or week IN private family. party dresses
a specially MR. WILLIAMS. lib West
l2ith-st.
DRESSMAKER.-A superior dressmaker
arst-ciass filter. desires more engagements,
By the day. with select families highest
referenc" D. 2jI Stn-ave.
DRTSSNAkER -Th1roughly experienced
dreer maker. highest references. desires en-
racern-.lfs hy dag or woeis. French models.
Atlr-ss Ms r.. BON jo2. Tribune Up
town oriec. l2i2 broadway.
DRUrSMAKER makes handsome suits
f. latest styles, - up. over twenty years
experience. Ms. sMYTlI. 100 West BOTH
81.
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HOUsEWORK. BY Sweie; good cook.
washer. ironer: hotel. private: city or
country. references. Agency. S4o %th-avs'
HOUSEwORK By a German-Americen
girl -, In small family. HERMAN.
40 Avenue A. near lytll-st.
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Gr!p Wanteo.
Males.

Males.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers 70
London and Liverpool e. work or pass
nse Apply Employment Oficc. % Green
wich-st.
THIRTY DOLLARS PER WEEK-A
good man can eaely make from $50 . $50
per week selling a new and popular book.
-iAf, per crut profit Every business man
wants O. cYay - %. Address r. o. Box
-. Albany y. J.
WANTED. -Middle-ag"l man and wife
f.. general farmvork. Apply by letter.
stating age. nationality ana wages, j. I.
c.. Box i.3yJ. y. y. city.
WANTED. IS one II the leading monu-
mental firms IN fAc country. an expert
.nc.d draughisman. none but a frst-class
man with the best 81 references need APP
ply Address SIS Main-st.. Buffalo. y. Y.
WANTED In wholesale house. Office boy
about - neat and IDLY. willing and ohllg-
ing god pcuman preferred. position de-
s..shic and permanent Address. stating
Wc.hly wages wanted. J., Box d. Tribune
Onice
WANTED. For tho Robinson Hotel Co.
cooperative. mluAscr- clerks. cashiers.
bartender billiard attendants. waters.
iIr'rrs baker. and cooks. with 500 or
more: guaranteed against loss. For par
ficUlars apply - N lIUS II. ROBINSON.
NeW-York Hotel. 60 Broadway.
Female.
Any LADY can obtain lich' sewing at
horne and rake pin m0r"y right al 'nB
work sent prepaid 70 any address. send
stamped envelope Or particulars. SAS-
SIT EMBROIDERY co. - Tr'm n, Row,
Boston. Mass.
WANTED ladies % do writing n
hom" aHi NAL samples f'r an established
80 Issfs. q q L.. Cd \
.uyel1p ia own Handwriting. TAYLOR
\ co. 60 >h1rmu'-tve.. Boston. Mass
ApVEHTISEMEETS AND SUBSCRlP
TIONS FOR THE NEW-NORlN TklE-
I'NE Will III RECEIVED A. Thu
UPTOWN OFFICE ~. i24@ Broadway,
- door north u Thlr,y-nrst-st.. AMI AID
NEEWISENENr At ~" following Branch
Orl.rs. - Eirhth-aye.: 200 rhird-ave.
corner Forty-seyenth-st. 100 East Forty.
scr.ufh-st corner Thri-ayc.. $50 East
l"Sth-s'.. near Trird-aye.. 026 Th!rd-aNe.
u.lr SiNfy-nrst-st J. EOS lirs,-ave.: lO'
West F0rty-second- St. 1872 columhns-ave.
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Portland. Ne, Feb 2.-The Democrats OF Por-
land have nominated Charles a. Gushing for Mayor
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il)ork tuantc0.

Male
VIM a.. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditc,
Barnes Builiing. Room 40. II PARK Row:
ANY KIND CLERICAL position. II
,e',f.' with former employer. double-en-
,rv hookk..pnr: 80 years of axe. married;
h.sf = references. :. T.. ~ Bentley ave
Jersey cry.
4 DECORATIVE PAINTER AMI paper
hnnpr. date with Grace n sons. London.
Turb would do the practical Work ior
ladies' or gentlemen having artistic 'as'e
or suggestions 90 carry ont IN their houses
givlc. given and necessary tools tul-
ni-hed. city or country. DECORATOR
1870 l5th-st.. lirookiyn.
BAKER Foreman or second hand
wants st.hdN place, good on vienna nfetn.
first class references. AUG. pELl.EE. +Ul
Wet lith-st.
BAKER.-By German. as second hand
ON bread. good references CHARLES
GRAZ. ~ West i3ih-st
ROoKKKEEPER Hardware experience;
a.,fi.-.utr,. competent reliable. SALARY
moderate. best references Address Nc
i'I'LLOUGH. 400 Maiket-st.. Paterson
y. j.
BooKKEEPEP or assistant. by Jewish
Young man. - competent; salary moder-
ate. RICHARDS. - West 3d-s'.
HooKKEEPER. man Of 30. good at
~ Morris-st.
EoOkEEEpER OR ASSISTANT. BY a
voung man ~: understands shorthand and
t,p.Nrl,lng. best Of references. !. J.
MORRIS. - West 9th-si.
BOOKKEEPER.- aged IS:
yeas experience In double entry; strictly
temperate. competent and reliable. best
references Including present employer j.
i. T.. go Walton-ave.
ROY lC years ,I. would like position
where be- con ad.nnce: real estate pre-
fefrsd. Icferrnc" and security given II
necessary. JOHN HUSTON. y I'radhnrst-
ave.
10Y. 10 bright American. wishes to
learn a trade. printing preferred. Address
ROBERT NIMnER. 5S HIcecker st. Blyn.
CUTTER. -Young man. practical tailor.
! years experience as cutter. willing -
M time AT sewing, city or country. 2@t
Fast 32d-st.
CARPENTER and BUILDER wants
work Oy t.e day ur contract, everything
IN th" carpenter Hnr done neat ana
prompt. Address ROCk. l12 81. Pauls-
ave. Jersey city
COOPER or cARPENTER.-B n sober.
industries man as cn'pcr az carpenter on
barrels or boxes. OF as handy man in
store or factory *. Box T. Tribune
olllc-.
CABINETMAKER or CARPENTER
wants situation. uN4fi@AilllS NulliSnlnK
and polishlns X. W. 800 East 65th-st
CASHIER wants night position. hours.
20 ~ quick. accurate. reference.
FRANCIS PHILLIPS. AS West 29th-st.
DRIVER or PORTER-liy a young mar
ricl man. sober and honest. strong and
willing worker. best city reference
COYLE. l51 East 99th-st.
DRUG CLERK.-l!y boy Is: IL years
experience. druggists son; references. Adj
dress ~ Grecnpo.nt-ave.. Long Island city.
EXPERT STENOGRAPHER, using
Remington machine. desires permanent
position. private secretary, law, CORE
highest references. Address EXPERT. 49
East l9th-st., n. Y.
FIREMAN or SALESMAN for grocery
trade wants situation. JAMES MARSH.
Box ii6 st. James. l.. |.
FOREMAN wanted rs fore
man Of stable by practical veterinary sur
gepn. understands all diseases OF horses
and medicine pertaining thereto. Address
4, H.. 8l8 West 37th-st.
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Countrn Zeal estate fer Sale.


AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlE.-l.e,i.
dence properties, all Aind-. sale or remit
furnished houses. TUBBS TAYLOR.
B"rknaH-st.. y. 7.
4 SUPERB level farm. 80 minutes out;
improvements: clof" up, about half price
PIERRE VAN BTREN HOES. 566 9TH
ave. opposite Windsor Hotel.
EAST ORANTE. X. J.-DosJoblo prop
erty for sa.c: furnished and uniunls shed
houses u rent. 5. d. CONDrT opposite
Rrlck Church Station.
SHORE FRONT At WTIGTESTONE, L..
I-Three-quarters mile 81 shore froat
with riparian rights. 81 acres upland; only
large tract In Greater New York. cheap 70
close an estate. PRESCOTT. IS East
1lGth-st.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCRrP.
TONS FOR THE NI,W-YORK TRIB.
Use WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No. L2i2 Broadway
81 door north - lnirty-nrst St. and AID
NERTISEMESTS ~ tho following ltranch
Offices. -. Eighth-ave.. 100 Third-aNe..
corner Fort ecyenth-st.. i59 East Forty
seventh-st corner Thifi-avc. $50 East
l25th-st.. near Third-nve. o2G Third-ay =,
nc.r Sl~ty-nrot-st.. Ins Fire'-ave.. lob
West forty- seconl-st.. 1872 Columbns-ave.
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D0yOGHUE REFUSES 10 SKATE.

Newburg. Feb. 22 (SpecaD.-Although the National
skating races are scheduled for tomorrow at Man
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miscellaneous.

b.
CONSULTATION TREE-Diyorces prl-
vately. separations. dcscrtipns. wlic's sup
port. damages obtained. collections.
shadowns. private information. regal cyi-
dencn; prosrcutcs. defends. WESTip-
TOKN Detective aad Law Agency. IA
Broadway.
DR. ROsELLs ZTDOARY. tho great
remedy Tor chilhlpins. CONS. bunions.
sweating. tired tender feet. mailed for 2jc.
X. u. pALMATEER. Waterford. y. \.
LAST DAYS Of oar great annual sale,
Buy now ana save - per cent, n '2t w""..
goods 20 back ~ their old prices JAM
MES. 100 Broadway.
STEREOPTICON.- uissolving-vicw ap-
paiatus FOR hire with operator. 81 and tx
pcnsrs per evening. Either oNy-hyifogen
or oil lights may be used. STEkEOPTI-
coz. Box :, Tribune once.
SAFES sold direct by the manufacturers
to tic customers. cheap for cash. house.
SO up. business. So mp. catalogue free.
y. Y SAFE co. IS Clinton Place.
THE TRIBUNE
,,242 Broadway, ~ DOR ncr,n Of nst'st.
Advertisements ard subscriptions
received there until o'clock p. III
At BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
rafe' until y. hi: w;
25f Sth-lVc, :. g. cor. % 23i-St'
I52 6.h-tve., cor. i2th.st.
49, Colunbus.ave.. near West 6Sth'ss
30 Mes. 1ith.st.. neal otn.s.e
257 West 42d-st, bet eth aud 9Th aves.
1877 Ath-tvc., cor. l4tA~t.
1873 3t-ave., between 10th ard lIth.sts
1873 3i-aye., between 18th o d 10Th sts
,C2O 3d-ave., near 0lst-st
Los lst-avc., near s9th.St.
200 3d.aNe., corner st.
554 3i-sye., neu East 31th.st.
80 Avenue 4. between "A and ith ayes
II Canal.st and i57 Divlsion.st; ,r
l4o thu:ch-st. bet. Warren ana 'ha''
beers sts.
3o5 Blcockcr..t. near Christopher-st
$50 l.as, l7th-.t., corner. 3dsve
90 Eas, i2d at near Madis,osn ,a
,,O5l 3dave.. bet. 18TH ami ll3th stS
DROOKLYN OFIICIS; 49,,
Se7 Fulton.st G3 court-st.. DOB De Kalo'
ave-. 1920 Dedford-ave. 100 B'way'
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TUE DOGS ENJOY THE DAY.
mr., CROWDS CELEBRATE WITH THEM
AT THE SHOW.
.-,.o,, SQUARE GARDEN PACKED WITH THE
STREAM OF vIsITORs-A BRILLIANT SCENE
r,,po1,CUOIT THE AFTERNOON AID
rVI,NING-TO- DAY WILL BE TIE

,,.,,, on, vIs1TORs-A BRILLIANT SCENE
THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON AND
EyENING-TO-DAY WILL BE THE
LAST OF THE EXHIBIT
,,,o barking Of the dogs IN Madison Square Garden
,os,ordav was blended with the noise OF thousands
If voices from the great throns which hiled the
Mace. The people crowded the a!s!os occupied the
hovas and rose tier above tier up the incline OF
What are usually the reserved seats II seemed az
II everybody and his family had se'ec'eu !eS''I-
dav 40 the time TO visit the dog show. Inc rush
80, sbor,ly after noon and was kept up Until
,,e show, closed for the night. The MaciSon-aVe
,ohbv was 50 crowded by people DESTROYS OF going
into the show that the policemen stationed there
had their hands full in keeping the long lines OF
ticket purchasers moving. Carriages were arriving
and departing all the afternoon ana evening ana
az, ,,rIo, f,otr,o,, If the Westminster Kennel
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Gnrsts ano Carrlasec.

81. 37f. So BROoME-or..
NEW.YOEn.
AUTUMN CAKhIAGEs
OF TILE BEST CLASS.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
rRoITGUANlS. KOCkAWATS. VIC
ToRIAS, o.WuEELLEs. ! PASS. PHAE
roTS TENDAUS. OMNIBUSES. CABE1.
DIETS RUNApOuT>. 2 pASS. P!iAE'
TONS o% SyA,,nXs S srfpf: ! !: 10 -
COMPLETE STOCK or NOVELTIES;
ALSO
LARGEST STOCK OF
FINISHED VEHICLES
is THE WORLD.
FLANDRAU CO.
FIANDRAU co.
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LAST OF THE EXHIBIT.

c,,,, nho s,ond n front OF the buildia- 20 open
80 o,oso tho carriage doors. found then 0osition
VAS one which did not afford them time TO be simply
al
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t1)crk Wanteo.
Males.

FTREMAN.-B young colored man;
understands how 10 run pumps ana en-
zines: can give references Address M
T. ADAMS. 323 Yves; 3Ith-st.
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JANTTOR .-Experienced German wishes
the. care Of several houses: understands
steam heat; Well recommended. sTRACk'
o,,- Wes. G7th-st
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Al REDUCED PRICEs.-50o second
hand wood and iron working machines;
fully guaranteed: machinery bousht and
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY, 3,S Madi-
---l.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-08
WOMAN'S CONSCIENCE.
An Inquisitive Merchant Finds Out
Its Length by Measuring 1t.
Chicago Tribune.


Measuring a wOman's conscience is a feat
which most judges of human nature consider
almost impossible. To resident OF Polo H.
belongs the distinction of having performed
this difficult task, ana he tells of it with con-
siderable pride. The man in question owns a
general store in Polo, which is town of some
1000 inhabitants. The merchant was seated
near the stove Of one of the downtown hotels
one evening last week and related his expe-
rience as follows:
You say you would like to know how any
6ody could measure woman's conscience {?
Well, Will tell you. One day. about three
and bought lot Of provisions. After she had
goods In large grain bag.
"'Can l have piece of string to tie this
bag?' she asked me.
twine which hung IN the rear part of the store
told her to help herself and take as much as
her conscience allowed her TO.
"The woman went back TO the end of the
store and commenced TO wind the Irvine rapidly
M to cut the Irvine. When | went back TO cut
it ! noticed she had considerable more than
thought she needed
".Have you all you want?' 1 asked her, and
she said she had. We'll, l would just like TO
measure your conscience said 1, and l got
yardstlck and measured the Irvine.
at was just thlrty-seven and half yards
long.
The woman and 1 had good laugh over it
and she went home satisfied"
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The real estate at the westerly corner OF Third
and Brannan streets, in this city and county size
OF lot 4Ox5O fe I, Will be SOLD private sale TO
the highest bidder for cash, subject to the con
hruat1oD of the Superior Court. The sale viii be
made OF or after January 20. 1894. All bids must
be In writing aud left at the law office of Davis
Louderback, 6O7 hearny street, rooms !. ? and 3.
In t. IS city and county Terms and conditions of
sale, geld coin of the United States per cent OF
the purchase money 20 lie paid on acceptance OF
the bid, balance on confirmation OF sale. The truS-
tees and executors the right to reject all
bids. A. w SCOTT,
C. c. BUTT,
Trustees and executors of the last will and tesla
ment of CHRISTOPH HARTMANN. deceased.
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Gl5 GOO BUSINESS COR: on SEVENTH t,s 81 T q
Federal building, very cheap.
S2S. OOO-corner properly on Suffer ST.; i'm
prOYements; hrSt-claSs and good rents.
$50 .OOO-Corner property. improved, on Fifth
ST., Market
S4O,0O0-Geary st; business property; centrally
located.
$725o-Bus ness improved property on Folsom
ST., east OF Sixth.
SS000-DeViSadero ST., near Suffer, busln esS
property: improved.
$S000-Residence. modern built. Post ST., oppo-
site Hamilton square.
$1,000 Modern-built fats on Pierce ST., near
Eddy
North OF the Park; 25th ave, bet. Point Lobos
and ST.: 25xlZ0; $500; part cash, balance Oh
mortgage. Nj. Is. LEVY, 432 California st
ia7
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

MELLOW JACKET SILVER MINING COM
PANY. - Location of works and principal
place Of business Gold ELL. Storey County, New
Notce.-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of assessment (No. $50
levied on the sixteenth day or November. A. D.,
1898. the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders. as follows;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-08

A vein of mineral wax. whioS resembles
pure butter, has been discovered by peat
diggers in Ireland.
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FINANCIAL.
| oANS wANTED-S7OO. $500, $1,000 FOR 2
IL years; security to |; Will pay per cent and
costs VIM. M. DE WOLF, Broker, Fruitvale.
Cal. JAG 5t
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN. BANK
~ b3Shearny, only corporation that lends money
On diamonds, watches low interest oc4 II