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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
gourlrn Real estate % LIT

AT SOUTH ORANGE.-To lot. from May
J. house of 10 rooms. including tatu. bur
lcr's pantry and conservatory. with all
improvements in new and best style. with
city water. Eas. large l'f. shade AN! fruit.
convenient TO rapid transit 90 N"w-N"rk
and Newark; rent low. Address :. W. a..
Tribune Once.
At ROsEILE. y. J.-Tirs,-class mod
ern house. u rooms. all Improvements.
large grounds. fine location. convenient ~.
station. churches. schools. ana electric
light IN house and streets. rapid transit.
fr.quen, trains. very Desirable. rent. $50
per month. A. y. Hol'H. ii3 Liberty-st.
BRIELLE. y. J.-Turnishcd cottage -
let for the season ? rooms. acre ~ ground.
good lawn and plenty 4 fruit tree. n"ni
river and ocean. 3 railroads. house handy
~ depot Apply 10 OWNER 3D. Produce
Exchange. New-York.
NUTLEY. n J.. via Erie oNewark
Branch Large. modern house: al i'm
prOvemcnfs. eight minutes from station,
lot 1VXl7j. shade ana fruit: partly fur
nshel. II desired. rent $40. Inquire
Station Agent
NUTLEY. y. J.-Eight-roon cottage on
high ground ready for occupancy ApfI ],
all modern improvements. with running
water: less than minutes from station !.
electric street light plant; cabs meet trains
Apply at real estate Office. opposite sta
ton; key with station agent. $50 per
month.
TO LEI or fOit SAIL ~ 'iS''N VI
unfurnished. AT Nyack -on-H Hudson. late
residence Of com. william Voorhis. Il
rooms: all improvements, > acres land;
900 .eet river front. large barn: location
unsurpassed For particulars ana price
call on or address a NJ. NOOKHlS Nyack.
y. y. or -. H. Close. p Church-st.. New
York.
TO LET.-At Oscawancc. on Hudson
River Railroad 81 miles out. two minutes
from depot. country seat Is rooms. also,
cottage. 9 rooms. fine river scene. II. /.
DEGRAAF. Bowery Bank
TARRYTOWN y. y. nr. sistiOn.-W"n-
die PARK House: large 4-story ana base
rnent house. suitable for school. hotel or
sanitarium: steam heat throughout; mag
niHcent view Of Hudson NiXeN. ND knAN.
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Dy4YH or WILLIAM H. BRIGH4U

William Il. Brigham. ld-tme wholesale and
,o.au druggist. died at his home No. % West
r-fty-third-st yesterday morning from acute
bronchitis. brought or by attack of the grip
With which he seized week ago He was
harm in this city in October. 1914 and n gradu-
o,e Of the NcwYOrli College of Pharmacy. His
narents came from Boston. lie made his first start
IN business as a clerk in the old drug store of
william J. Ohfe. in the Bowery. near Chatham
Square which then. over sixty years ago. sur
rounded by the homes of fashionable people. and
was the favorite resort of the most eminent ply
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Business Chances.

A DRYGOODS boot and shoe business
Tor sale In growing town 30 miles from
New York. owner wishes TO retire: CAPT
tai required about 81 500. will pay you
T. Investigate. Address BUSINESS. Box
-. Tribune Office.
ATTENTION RESTAURANT MEN
$500 vii! bay Newark y. j.. business and
fixtures of long established restaurant.
living rooms. low rent. excellent opportu-
nifty. Particulars. HODGES lI6 Broad
way Room -.
ATTENTION JEWELLERS.-Barrai
5000 near city. in live town. stock bust
ness. fixtures II established jcwclry and
repair business. excellent opportunity.
Particulars. HODGES. l76 Broadway.
Room -.
PORTRAITS for printing purposes on
craycl on wood wodcu's Of all desrr.p-
tons a; low rates. estimates given :.
sketches free. J. W. JURSIK 300 Broad
way.
WANTED.-M with 5000 to cxterd
watcrworks RARE CHANCE. Eox 100.
Ashu;r Park.
Zoo ACRES Dos; lanl in West Indies.
lot- % suit ricr and poor. coloni-ts greatly
favll,l everything desirdhlr. extraordinary
inducements. Address SAN DOMINGO
CONSJ LATE. 81 broadway.
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REPORTED SWIyDLES BY RAILROAD EMPLOrE&

REPORTED SWTNDLES BY RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
There a report yesterday that the employees of
the Manhattan Elevated Railroad at one Of the
downtown stations had conspred to swndle the
company in small way. and had been detected
and discharged. The method employed was simple
and effective. The ticket choppers at the station
placed mucage the glass I'm the ticket chopper
and caught the tickets which were thrown into the
box by hasty passengers during the rush hours
Then the tickets were taken out ana SOLD over
again.
In way detectives in the employ Of the COM
panv discovered the trick and the offending en-
ployes were called to the Office to explain Not
being able To make a good explanation they were
discharged Il was said that the company adopted
that method of dealing with dishonest employ 8 At
the office of the company no information fA1ut the
alleged swinlle and punishment OF the swinilers
could be obtained.
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Gorees an0 Carriages.

A HANDSOME, stylish pair dark bay
mares. 15a. hands. years I'D. sound.
Kind and fearless. can travel 10 miles an
hour. long flowing names ana tails. half
sisters. strong built. price $500. extension
IRON, hrousham by brewster & Co.; Vie
toria and Stanhope phaetOn by same
maker: all IL superh order. price. $3.50
each; double and single hafness. livery.
~ also bay horse. 1874. years. sound
and Kind. trot in $50. $500 top side3ar
wagon hy Flandrau. with harness, Sl50.
PALACE STABLES. -; and 2i9 Scher-
msrhorn-st.. near IonG, Brooklyn.
FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
Sr@ss Dr. O c. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
p o Box l6l. Jamaica. l.. /.
s,sblss Butler and NostraM ayes. Brook
Nn: great bargain.
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TERRIFIC WEATHER At SEA.
INCOMING STEAMERS TELL or TEMPEsTs AND
ICE on TIE ATLANTIC.

,,,covfVC; STEAMERS TELL or TEMpESTS AND
ICE on THE ATLANTIC.
The British steamer Massasolt, from Swansea
,,a-cb H. came up to Quarantine last evening.
tovine the marks OF her conflict with the tenn
,s If tn, Western ocean. on her third day out.
r,n.aln Murray says, she ran into a heavy gale
r.nro the south and west. and on the next day met
oo,ber one which compelled him to heave to. on
varch % a hurricane struck the ship. 1t came from
,bo eouth-southwest. ana veercd around to north
or,hV,est This blow lasted from a. N. Of the
"a ,,nt midnight OF the 2ith and whe. the tenn
rs, Gliieted down IL was found that part Of the
poner bridge rails and a lot of fastenngs had been
uiiTrr,cd away the saloon skylight was smashed.
"I here was a lot of minor damage around ;hc
decks. 80 no 49,, -, , -
.aor on March 90 another severe gale from the
e,thwest was experienced and the next day dur
f,p The continuance OF this gale the ship was hove
80, a. for the third time. The passage was excep-
,to,aliy stormy throughout. In three days March
% "a and - the gale Was so terrific and the seas
so tremendous that only ia miles were made; on
sSe oitb u miles; 25th. 20. and 2Gth % miles
Tn steamer Boston City. which arrived here yes
,oriav also encountered severe storms, but did not
sufer any damage.
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Gclp Wlnleo.
Males

Males
AGENTS = refinement and ability. 10
such good income is offered, with continual
increase, cXprrirnc" not necessary Dc
Park city Life Insurance Company, l,'"f
3d-aNc.
FOREMAN OF PREsSHOpM WANTED
Must bee a competent. sober. pans taxing
man. able 20 urpluc" iinr Wpih, wanted
for Job printing ana publishing once"
Write t. y y. T.. Tribune oNioc, lOi Mas
sau-si.. stating qualifications ana giving
references.
GARDENER ono understanding
car. Of horscs cow and vegetables. wages
Sl2 Address mail only. II. T.. FOX. care
". i. Purdy. 50 Broahway.
WANTED.-A nrst-class order cook.
PLNMPTON KESTA kA%T. -" 6,h-h'".
WANTEp.-A Protestant. under 30. mar
ricd 10 take cnarce@of gentleman 8 country
place in New England, hours from New.
York. must understand gardening. car" OF
fruit trees horses, general farm Work. ana
must take charge of all contemplated I'm
movements. must write and Keep accounts,
an experienced man with best American
references required. his wife must take
charge of dairy. CAN with references. $40
a. IN. 3 East l0th-st.. y. \.
WANTED. -Fir4i-class stcnographer and
typeVrifcr Address. IN own htndwriing
stating experience and references. IL. }. j..
10 East Ia ST.
WANTED. -Clerls. must be good pen
man and have lad experience. Address. IN
own handwriting. giving references ana
uarticulnrs "a iO experience, age. etc,
il j. f.. 10 East 22d
WANTED. Men On cattle steamers To
London. Liverpool. Glasgow. Work for pas
sage Apply % Giccnwici-st
Females.
AMERICAN pirl a- rurse, snort as
lance IN the country. wages. Sli Aldfefs
Lv lefter only. With reference. II. T..
FOX. ~ broadway. cnrc !. " PURIFY
COOK WANTED.-A young woman ~
cook short distance In country. Apply be-
tween 9 and T. O'Clock a. M 100 East
11th-st.
COOK. By a private family. an English;
German ~ Norwegian girl; good cook ana
assist with washing, city reference. CAL
40 West iGth-st.
IOI- SEWORK -Expcrienccd girl in
family Of two. German or Sw'de. W. kSI
40 Gth-aVe.
LAUNDRESS. "A young woman as laun-
dress and assist chamberlain. pfiNdt"
family short distance IN country Apply
100 East 17th-si.. between ? and j. O'Clock
a. ID.
WANTED. -Matron for Womens Lodg-
ing House 81 Brooklyn Bureau Of Charl'
lies. so per month Apply. WITH iesti-
mon!als. at - Schermerhorn-
WAITRESS.-A young woman as walt
RS private family. short distance In
country. Apply between and u o'clock.
100 last l'th-st
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gountrn Real Gstnte for 6hle

WREN COTTAGE.-Eieht rooms. all In
movements. ample grounds. large sha.e
trees. stable. garden. lawn: Bloomfield. y.
J. > minutes walk from depot: hrahtNW
views Orange Mountains. for sale. sl".'"'.
only 5000 required might Lease to re
splnsibie parties: $50 month. J. u. COS
DICT owner. No / Montgomery st. J'r'
scy city.
Ia5-ACRE FARM for 500 down; bal
ance ,S3.5pm payable instalm"nis; "i,h'-
room house. stable: 100 peach trees, fnlr
milce from Nafawan. J. -. CONll'I'
Owner So Wall-st
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Ciin Real estate for Sale.

FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE.-l7 rooms;
all occupied. VII sell cheap for cash.
,au~, lu.r health: no agents. cal! %'l
West 25th-st.
PRIVATE DWELLING. northwest cor
ner Nad.son-aNe. and 1Gth-st.-I' roWnstone
house. i-story and basement. - n. Wide.
- e.. deep. with extension III Il. deep,
trimmed with hard wool throughout. 10
cation and surroundings unsurpassed. Il.
t. DIETX. owner. a. I.aieht -.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lo>th-s;.-
cutstantial. artistic. detached house. low
price. send for circular ATLAS nv
PRONENcNT CO.. IL Broadway.
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Board an0 Rooms.

WI HAVE front and back connecting
rooms on third floor. new private house.
which We will let with board to one or
tive gentlemen: no other boarders. 81 East
lah-st.
EAST eth ST. 7O5 5th-ave- Elegant
crner rooms southern expOsure). with
bard: strictly frst-class.
l1TH-sT.. 2s EAST. near 5th-aye.-Ex-
celent neighborhood: very desirable large
square room: modern conveniences: abund-
ant table.
l5TH-ST.. 244 EAST (stuyvesant ParO.
Rooms. with board. early breakfast;
table board. references. no moving
10Th ST. las WEST. Costly furnish I'd
rooms, with homelike board. terms reason
sDle Tor permanent parties.
2lsT-ST.. l45 EAST GRAMERCY PARK.
desirable rooms. generous table. every
thlag hrst-class. privilege private park /.
references: reasonable
22D-ST. IL EAST.-Elcgantly furnished
large room. private bath connecting. also
sIali room; breakfast optional: references.
8sTH-sT.. 40 EAST.-Large. handsome
secoha-story room; excellent table. refer
ences exchanged.
72D-ST.. POS WEST. Very desirable
rooms. with board: references
io2 WEST 44TH ST. Pleasant suites Of
rooms. WIN board. for spring or summer
season private bathrooms. Otis elevator.
49'rH-ST.. 81 WEST. board. one
large room on second floor.
i43 EAST 2lsT-ST.- rooms,
nrsl-class board: privilege OF Gramercy
Park; references exchanged
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FURNISHED Gon9cs GO Get.

At GIGLFOKp. CoNN.. e furnished
house fn r.uf f.r tf~ rIfuW"r. locate -
most attractive. 90 fne ''''f"-r Nd-t.--
s. = - LOGS y II'aw--'.. Baltimore.
SD
NTW HOUSE ~ l. rooms. nicely fur
nt-l.d ana IcaufifIi.g situated wi'h BATH.
steam heat. nil modem .nN'ui"n'r~. !ffF"
grounds. fro rirHs 81 ri''r and noun
iain-. together with cDin.nndinut s'til'-t
in fl" pr-f', villas" - Niddl"1ufy. VI
Apply t. GLO. N. FLETCHER
SARATOGA COTTAGES. -Comuetclv FUR
ri.l..l- season or year. very low rentals
Apply 20 LEST ER BROS. Raj Estate
hren's. Saratoga Spr.ass. y
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Gordon Hotels, Limited.
CKATEFUL-COMF
EPRS'S COCOA.

KKEANfA>r-> PPER.- BY a thoroueh hnovIelg'
~, - r",,r.i laws which govern the operations OF d.
seston ami nutrition. and by careful Application OK ms
n"ou,rcs of l-seectcd Cocoa. MI Epps has pro-
,de1 f1r our breakfast and suppef deilcatey naV9isd
beverage which may save US many ns1Ny a. I'LL ois
Constitution may be gradually built up untl strong
.,nvg ,o resist every tendency disease Hundreds %
.le rnaladies floating around US ready TO attack
r,aroyer ,hcre is n weak point We may escape many a
., hv keenln- ourselves wei, fortified With pure
49, and properly nourishoi THANKFULLY Seryic.
Made simply boiling water or milk sold
or,, IN rail- pound tins by grocers. labelled thus
lame. Finn. a. CO.. ltd, HomG opafhic Chemists
" '' London. ENGLAND.
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Uord tUanic0.

Males
VIM. /. HARTUNG,
EXPERT Accountant and Auditor.
Barnes Building. Room 40. II Park ROW.
ACTIVE young married man. 81 mcder-
ate means but ample expectations, hc-
etrea rosition Of trust: bond and Al refer
arc.s furnished. have had H. years mer-
camille experience. Address I'll April !.
MARK H.. IL IT. Paul-st.. Baltimore. Nd.
ASSISTANT ENGINEER wants work.
Nth host Of reference. I. q. .. +. REL
MIG. l23 suydam-st.. Brooklyn.
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FTFTU-AVF.. los. corner SG'h-st.- lie
CANT apartment. overlooking Iafh. only
$50. SAM J. NIXON. 80 iitoaf N-l
TIE BtIITDt'Sli,. 80 - . Wosi 5:'h-
Absolutely hrrpr'pf AMI fronting '"'i-
trail Park. % very cl.'re apartment go
rent. tpily ~ the Ani'nr.
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FURNISHED Roomi.

GRAMERg PARK. 100 East 2lst-st.-
Delightful SIMMER location. privileges OF
parh: dos rane rooms: board optional
1sTH-sT. 3OG EAST.-IIandsome parlor
fOJT. thrs connecting rooms. well fur
nlshed: iYethcr or separate. also other
rooms. al conveniences. reasonable price.
2OTH-S1. l51 EAST.-Newly and hand
sOrnely furnished rooms. all front; every
conyenieDe: gentlemen only; select.
81 CRANBERRY ST. near the Bridge
A front room second floor: suitable for
ono or no gentlemen; without board ref
ercnces required.
IjTHST., ll9 WEST.-Elegantly fur
nished rooms and apartments. with baths;
also bak psrlOr: gentlemen only.
al EAST 44TH-ST.-Large. well-fur-
nishe( room: also hall room: gentlemen
only: private house: references.
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Conntrn Zeal gstaIe fer Sale

AGENCY for Montclair.-R idcnce prop.
critics all kinds. sale or rent; furnishe1
houses I'ubis & Taylor.3 BeekTnan-st..N. \.
a BARGAIN 7-room house and base
fruit; price. $3.50. Slpo down. Sl.5OJ
first mortgage. Address \. T.. car" ).
Rohrbach. T. O Box ALB. Rutherford
y. j.
AT BERGEN POINT. y. j.. Avenue \.
-Bcautiful residence. II rooms. al MOI
ern improvements: stable. large grounds
garden fruit Of al KINGS. lawn m" water
front: boating. fishing. all hrs'-class very
desirable: viii be solo on easy terms ~
half It's real value. 4. u. HOPE, lA|
Libertv-st.
EAST ORAN9E. y. .J.-Dcsrsb.e prop
sr for .,ie furnished ,s AZ T'u nni.o ~.
Hrlcs church Station.
FARM. n acres. for sale: miles from
Porichoster. y y; good hlildings high
ground and extensive view pi Long lsiahd
sound SC. Address owner - Prospect
St. Portchester. y. I.
FOR sALE.-Country. place. 30 acres
larsr dwelling and outhuilinGs; good re-
pair: one hour Harlem Railroad: furniture
and stock II desired. r. H. MELLoWS.
Mount Kisco. y. y
Foe sALE.-Bulldlng and factory plots
~ the ciiy % Hobokcn. Inquire OF -. w
WRIGHT. % Newark-st.. Hohoken.
GARDEN CITY. LONG IsLAND.-rlye
new cottages to rent or Tor saIe I''ht
from 1896 10 81 200 Z. year Ready i"r oc-
cupancy My !. Only 10 miles from New,
York Frequent trains. Communication sV
n year. All houses supplied Win zoo.
gas and absolutely pure waller. me prs'
educational facilities FOR BOYS ani Slf,t'
at v,cll-end owed and well-cquipped schools
4 salubrlous climate. summer ana wlntrt,
No nulsarces. \ cultivated and refined
community. Excellent roads in every ~
rectIon. Parks and miles Of streets shaded
by weil-grown trees. Lots for sale AZ moo,
crate prices and on easy terms AptP'yy, "a a'
Room 1871 go broadway. or 10 L. H.
tUNLIFF Agent. at Garden CITY
NEW-JERSEY FARMS.
For sale small cash payments ,, s,ua,sa
near following places: Newark ri'Aa n'e,n
Rohvay New brunswick. Paterson. ram,
field somervrlle. Morristown. Pomp.on ana
Newton; various sizes and pric.s can on
or address H. c. GARNER. u Naasau-"'
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DressmakinN.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING; imported
fashions; hotel orders az short notice and
moderate prices Mrs N'ElROY. - East
'lth-st.. between Broadway and University
Place.
Az EXCELLENT dressma,lcr wishes "a
fcw more customers; hrst-cass litter. Boy
day 81 -. latest STYLES. lunch only
Lowell $50 East i7th-s,
DREssNIlKEE wouli like engaeemouts
by The das. perfectly reliable. BE- MT sur
passed f.r qui.k work and IlanuMss Ad-
dress pKESSMAK lGN West 22i-st.
pRESSMAKER.- YOUNG girl wishes po-
siuon with private family ~ the month.
Address HOFFMAN,. ~ West Bway.
DRESSMAKING. - Pericct-n,,.nr. s'v-
lish dresses made from 50 up Mrs. WIT
KOV. 80 West lG'h-st
DRESSMAKER.- White. Howard &
Co. latest styles at short notice. perfection
in flung and designing: fancy waists.
tabernacle gowns. az home OF by the day.
SCOTT. > - West 2@i-@t
pRESSMAKlNG. by nrst-class dress
maker by tho day experienced; references
very reasonable charges good cutter and
filter. Call or address Miss DOUGLASS
2'3 West lith-st.
DRESSMAKER.- Cook. private
dressrnaker 2C2 West c3d-st nrst-class
work at moderate prices: summer dresses
a specially.
DRESSMAKER warts n few more Gus
toners at home; suits from SO up. II
FOX. 3l2 West sOth-st.. near Riverside
Drive
NINE HORTENSE. PIG West l5'h-st..
near 1th-ave.-C oUturiere Parisicnn". r@-
Gently with y. Altman and stern Eros.
ladies' materials used: gowns rcm0dcllci.
latest Partisan styles. AZ home or hy the
day. prices moderate.
MADAME HALSALLE makes costumes
from s. up: renovates ard readjusis any
kind 81 work In lrcssm king. references
nrSt-class 2Oi West l"'h-Tf.
NINE. r. ANTCINFTTE. 100 W l2i'h-
St. near 7th-ave.. guarantee perfection
in fit sivle ant workmanship. newest
Paris fashions moderate price. no delay.
STYLISH DRESSAiAKER.- London anl
Paris stvlee. dresses made reasonable. S4l
Gih-ayc hot am and 18th sis
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NURSE. BY frst-class. experienced ana
Trustworthy nurse. thoroughly competent
70 take entire charge from birth nignest
51th-s'
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i}rontlrn Teal Ceinic for Gnlr

CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE. In.
quirc 40 John Murphy granite works
Couway-st.. entrance - Lycrsrc"ns Conc
tnrv. E-nntlln.
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ISEFTL-MAN.-By German; married;
wants work AT anything; can take care Of
horses: small wages. Call or address II.
IARTWIGi 10 Uopkins ST., Brooklyn.
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MAID and sEAMSTREss. Good dress
maker. hairdresser. excellent packer; tray
elIer; long references. l.. NJ: BOX 49,
Tribune Uptown Office. LIZ broadway,
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WAITRESS. -COmDstent waitress; VIII
a Young Scotch Protestant woman: best
references: city or country. Call ~ oth-
ave and i2d-St
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domestic 5lInatious Wanlco
Males.

Males.
4 YOUNG American Protestant wants
position on gcntlcnan's place IN cguhtly >
good all around man. Address FAITH
FIL. Box l3i. Tribune Uptown oiiicc.
l.2i2 broadway.
BrTLER or VALET BY swiss-Ger-
man. single. age 20. single handed; host
81 city references. Address +. 3. Box ~.
i.2i2 Broadway.
HITLER. -By a good. experienced man
Protestant. age 30. In private family .
knows his business In all branches. per
fcctly honest and sober. hr3t-class refer
cncr. H. r.. 2pj West 2jth-st.
BUTLER. BY nrst-class man in a
prtvat. family: leaves on account OF lam
ily going to Europe. Present employee.
81 East 39th-st.
COOk.-By steady. sober man, good
cook. carver. raw meat cutter W.
BLATTNER. 80 West Iath-st
CAEABLE and reliable persons to MI
positions Of all grades can be- secured 10y
applying In advance at Christian Aid 10
Employment Society. 30 Bible House. Ny.
COACHMAN. objection to 20 to the
country. understands the care of Inc
horses. carriages. etc. best city references.
CLARE. West 45th-st
CoACHMAH;. Gen Iemnn wishes situa-
ton for his cnacnmau; can hlghly recon
mend him: thoroughly understands his
business; snts.r. honest. married. city OF
country BEALS. 1874 ls"onard-St.
COACHMAN.-A gentleman wishes 10
procure a situation for his coachman 4.
married. who has lived with him for five
years. he IL honest. sober and reliable.
and takes excellent care ~ horses. car
riages and harness; country preferred. Adj
dress HoN % New-York Pusiofiice. or
JAMES. Rosebank Postoffice. Staten Isl
and. y. Y.
COACHMAN. Gentleman wishes situa-
tion for his coachman. can fully recon-
mend him In every respect. married: corn-
try preferred. Address H. c.. $50 3d-ave.
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HOTSEKEEPER.- An American wom-
an. good worker mddle-aeed. wants po-
siton as housekeeper for widower: coun-
try preferred. reference from last en-
ployer. Address W. D.. 1872 Bank-st..
l.l.s.A. lIfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

TAr'NDRESS. -First-class: also good
nlain cook for board ing house. city refer
ence. Mrs. LENARD 40i East 2ith-st''
. flights, back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
for Salt.

Al IVTTLi'S TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
AZ Newly OK. workshop machinery Goo.
pow err. IL; fse wood-cIvine ZOOS. strO..
laws designs and fancy woods incubatOrs
and brOoCers In operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

NINE. JACQUIN. 602 Gth-ave, bet
35th and 36,h SITS. French Employmmens
Bureau.-On hand French. Swedish, ger
man, English cooks. laundresses. walt.
rssses etc male and female help for all
capacities. especially French. German
nurses lady's maids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

MAID.-Scotch; experienced dressmaker.
seanstress and packer: good traveller;
frst-class references. Address c. NJ. III
East sd LIST floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

HOUSEKEEpER -An American mid
dle-agei woman a. working hOusekeeperi
good nurse: best references. Mrs. DU
BOIS i42 Henry-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

rAVNDRESS 80 By Swede. IN private
family: expert hand on shirts wages 30;
hrst-class New-Y0rk references. JOSE
PHINE lgO 32d-st.. Brooklyn.
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COACUMHN. Married. one in family
thoroughly Understands tn" care Of horses .
c1frag's and harness. good. careful
driver. city or country. over 10 years in
l,-t place. the best 81 reference. strictly
temperate. CAN or address i. b.. 100
W,-f RI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03

WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-R Re-
spectacle young girl wishes situation Al
waitress or chambermaid. city or country
DIAZ ia East sd ST