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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
yrzzGED BY TIE cArPACcI CASE.

The attempted poisoning Of Gaetano Cappaccl or
Cagg!ano and his wife by four unknown Italians IN
the Mse grocery store at No. IS Grand-st was yes
terday more mysterious than ever. Detectives are
completely at loss 70 Identify the four strangers
who came into the store and, after accepting the
hospitality Of Cappacc ard his wife offered - them
4 glass OF mixed beer ana saltwater. which !mine
dlatey threw the husband IN a swoon on the Aoor.
All secuted the idea that Gac,ano had been merc-
her Of secret organization and had incurred the
er-nlty OF his fellow members and declared MIN -
be a gooe-natured. harmless fellow.
The police however. have since paid careful. atten-
hon + their frs, theory. that the intention OF the
men may have been to poison both Gaeiano AMI hs
wife 10 whom they also offered the drink AMI that
the Naaa or some similar secret organization may
have a hand IN the matter.
Tse idea that roD.s-y NAV have been the motive
is con,ra3icted BY the genuine poverty OF TIE Cap
Daccis II is bsre.y possible however that no poison
vac administered that ne strangers were only
nlayirg a Joke on the couple. AMI thai Gactano y
sickness may have been the result q the rnixcl
bSor and sda-wete-. following after the Italian
viands But the woman positively declares she stw'
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IT'S SIXTH ArrEnpr WAS SUccESsFCL.

Frederick Hunold sxty-six years old. a German
tailor living at No. Isl Wavericy Place. after max
ing five attempts at suicide within the last three
months. succeeded I'm hanging himself with tassei
cord the door between his sittngroom and tailor
shop at o'clock yesterday morning
Hunold had lived in the house in which he died for
eight years. and for nearly five OF these he had
struggled with Brghts disease. dropsy heart trou-
bic and a complication OF inourable complaints
working when he could to keep home for his VIE
and himself
At last he had become despordent and again ana
again had recently attempted to cad his life. eacn
attempt being fo.,ed by his ever-watchfu wife.
on Wednesday night thinking that everything was
safe. she went to bel first seeing that he took his
place at her side At 35 o'clock she was awakened
by hearing a door creak In the sltting-room down.
stairs. and. starting up. that her husband was
gone from the room. on running downstairs the
first thing that met her gaze was ms body suspended
by the neck from a tassel cord thrown over the
open door She called in her brother-'n-law, Henry
EVers from the ncXt house aud ne cut the body
down and went for DR.. Habenlich;. who lives near
by The doctor told him that he must send for II
police surgeon, and Evers went 20 the Charles-st
police station. where the serEean, sent FOR Police
Surgeon Mallon. On his arrival however Hunoli
was dead.
The dead man had large number Of friends
among the German residents Of the city, who all
pity his sad end Before going to live in Waverley
Place he resided for long time at Fourh-st. and
Avenue \.
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tjclp Uautc0.
Mailer.

AN EXPERIENCED advertising solci-
tor for city or country newspaper; salary
and commission. T. A. NOSE ADNEitTiS-
ING CO.. 3Ci 5th-ave.
AGENTS. Good men 1T once. reference
required: free outfit. visit store, -
steady WORK; enclose stamp. UNITED Gu
Racine. Wis.
ANY BLACKSMITH. machln.st or handy
man can make money IN the road or AZ
home working our axle cutiee Address
HOLROND n DALTON waterford y. l.
AGENTs.-Sl2 per day: owners Il horses
and carriages VIII buy this article: sam.
Pies sent Dreoad FOR 80 cents: trial VIII
convince. Address T. MFG. CO., Lock
Box o. Rcd Bank. y. J.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers 10
London. Liverpool. Glasgow. Work TOT
passage. Apply 60 Grrenwich-st
WANTED. statesmen to sell automatic
time dating machines on commission. none
but experienced men need Apply. j. u
RICHARDS. 2lS Fuiton-st.. Brooklyn.
FeELllcs.
WANTED. Cook. also waitress. 'or one
month: references required. ~ Gram'icy
lark. @Oth-s,. entrance
WANTED. Cook. chamhermaid and
waitress. lauadrcss and nurse. for private
family IN country. must be thororHh'y eN-
pcricnccd. capable. with highest references
call 40 Madison-ave.. Friday. between
II and !.
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..r pn.nn CONTACTS ADVERTISED roR

Arr po.eD CONTRACTS ADVERTISED FOR
The Dock Board yesterday ordered that two con-
tracts be advertised for for the building OF the TWO
r,srs between sixtieth and sixty-fourth s's' one
49,. contracts calls for a wooden pier. the other
a., = steel pier THIS vas done with View OF
ss,,0 steel instead Of wool wherever practicable In
,h Construction Of piers. Il being in every respect
-. well adap.ed for commercial use, and lasting
e. a. an indefrte time while the average life or a
~ nier does not exceed twenty years. steel
w. sra rssd now in many cases instead OF wooden
Mos In the foundations Of buildings:
p.n ,he having thai will be done this year by the
ssna-tment, and large amount OF dredging In
re North River was directed 10 be advertiser loT'
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good musical programme has been provided. The
meeting will be under the direction of the Grand
Army Mission, and the pubic is cordially invited
posts. who are asked 70 come in uniform The
laer, General Alexander S. Webb. General O. O.
Howard General Waser swayne, General Ira a.
G. Loveland. Messrs. James Taicott Samuel II.
Hedley and John S. HuYler.
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Rodr0 0no Rooms.

COMFORTABLY furnished apartment
to rooms. bath. oyer4D.king 'euFal fnsH.
dining .r.U % on f1p floor. jan" g. october.
HOTEL HLHEsFoHD. West sisi-si-
HANDSOME newly furn'sae. large.
airy. second-siofy tacH room al c"n-
NeLitncss. With board. suitable fur one
or tHp reru~mel. West i"'A-s'
MApFoN-AvE. 1921 opposite. ~,
Morris PARK. l2ifh-st Rooms win lNnfA,
Furnished or unfurnisaei. private houaet
American family. nl chiiifcn.
WEST 7iTHsT. -s.loc, board ln a
Southern fauu-. references. CASHIER.
postonce BOX 2ics.
l.TH.sT - WEST. -Iarge airy rooms.
spDrlYr flc table. iIanslrn's ami ..nfl-
e.uclr 1mm,4Atcl. summer rates. To-
,f'",rl.
FIST ST. ~ EAST.
I.arro AMI small rooms Ti'h and with
ont board. transients accommodated. REL
crfurca.
2isT-sT. WEST Desirable rooms
permanent. transient. visitors - city no.
commolafcl. table board. summer rates;
reference.
e. WEST 3aTH ST. second noor rooms
o. lc; With board together or separate.
reference 4if-r ana required
~ WEST 10TH ST -p~sirabie. large.
cool. comfortably furnished roomT. with
good aff nl1ucr. '@cN.l'ut hofa" tHb1-
references.
aTU-sT. n WEST Large ana small
rooms "a second and ihifd h01rs at sum
mo- prices
saD-sT-. - WEST Handsomely ,lr-
rfshed large cool rooms. superior boar. .
eng sIsitor1 accommodated. references.
5-TII-sT.. 3I3 WEST -ior,e and mall
rooms. with board. fur gentlemen o. zen
,lcflrn AMI WIS. reference ~ hanged.
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p,rp,orJc uEuORIAL MEETING.

memorial meeting u more than ordinary inter
Is, will be held next Sunday afternoon at the
Broadway Tabernacle. Th!riyfourth-st. and Broad
WY, a: $50 o'clock. Iaior-General o. O. Howard
will preside. and short addresses VIII be made by
Major ". D. ". Miller. chief OF General Hancock's
s,an Dr. silmscn. pastor Of the church; Captain
Kiiaen Van Rensselaer, and Colonel Hadley
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rur TRACK OF DYNAMITE MAKERS.
N,io WAS ARRESTED IN NEWARK.
D0s s,,prosrD TO KNOW ABOUT THE BOMBS
,,,,.Np IN PATERsoN-HIs ACCUSATION
,c,NsT A LIQUOR DEALER.

AGAINST 4 LIQUOR-DEALER
.,oo was busy in Paterson, y. j.. yester-
specu,'r the arrest in Newark late Wednesday
day W. charles Doebbler the Paterson man &C
nish. V.,,naly Of using threats during the recent
clse' ,ors, strike bat really held on suspicion
SIX w. something about the loaded dynamite
Of kno% s,cb was found the lawn of the house OF
bond ~. manufacturer William Strange on April
the s,t,or was taken to the Passaic County jail
j. - morning. The prisoner Is thirty-fVe
yes'e'. "a and is a machinist by trade. lie lived
years " u,do7ged mother and sisters. who are re-
Win n,o German people, at No. $il Hamlton-ave.
spe'V'.or courley was very reticent about the ar
lroseS u,' Omitted that the charge against DoeD-
Tts, put aor, serious than for sending threatening
kiieIs % known Yesterday that the Prosecutor
Il peStis nosscssion bombs that had been found IN
hsc narts Of the city at the time or the labor
Gssissis' me fact in each case having been con
csan IT, v,ss seen by a Tribune reporter at the
NepD.s .u and said: Il am innocent and know
cscrn 'aholt dynamite. But | Will tell you who
ss.ah 80 * the nan who has caused my arrest
de% ssIr~Ti.c because We had n falling out. He Is
al Of sgodel saloon-kecper on Hamiiton-aye."
eoOeti admitted that committee meetings OF
loeo99ne~ were held in Scidcls place while the
SIX Hy. H. rorg on. and that ne was always there;
suKes "r,morca yesterday that The Prosecutor hau
j was nat several men had been mixing chem
eyioehS., otherwise plotting dynamite explosions in
iss a. 81 The time OF the strike. but the roucence
PsieinsHo, osicials confined the talk 10 SuesSWork
Of tne of,sed TO say anything to reporters except
ss g Eli tell my story TO the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
THE FLOWER AND FRUIT MISSION.

That meetinc-placa Of Good Samartans, the New
YORK Flower and Fruit Mission. al No. iC4 East
Txeu,ieth-st Is again open ana every Monday and
Thursday hereafter until october the rooms VIII be
Omen for the reception Of flowers Of all kinds Of fruits
ieies and other delicaces FOR the sick Contributions
~ aksn by the corps Of volunteers to the sick in the
snsnsis the insane in asylums. TO other charta3ie
Institutions and to the sick poor In the crowaed
~ dSs,r,h,.lon Of ire howe-s. Small sums Of
none ior current expenses and decaces for the
cS-1
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fnrniebe1 Rooms.

LARGE. nicely furnished room; southern
elplHut,. larE- closets. running water.
i.G West l2th-st
LARGE ABOVE ROOM o. one grn'le-
man. without board. private family. Lex
ingiun-ayr near 3Oih-st. H.. l.2i2 Broad
way.
TO LET. Furnished suite. rooms. bath.
together. separate. private house, reason
able. lCJ Wcst iGth-st. d1or from Broad
way.
2lST ST. 81 EAST
Large ana small rooms. with or WIN
out board transicnts accommodated, rel
ereHcs7.
oaTH-ST.. t. between 9Th and Madison
nves.-pachclor apartments. with. without
private bath. en- suite n'nsly' convenient
principal hotels clubs.
60 WEST 35TH-ST. -Blck parior ana
bedroom adjoining. IN English hasem"n,
house. on ground floor for business puF-
poses.
II MADIsON-AVE.- Large. cool rooms
for families and gentlemen; with or WIN
out board: transients accommodated REL
crences.
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,,uoRs OBJECT TO WORKING on THE SHIP

,uOpS OWTCT TO NONhINH ON TIE NHIF
~., british ship Lydgate is now lying Of Fed
- r.,,nd laden with case oil for Calcutta. She
~" Aoor there FOR several days. and has list to
hN Her crew refused TO work on her on the
P" that she was unseaworthy. The British
STU .n,ointed a Board of Survey, which visited
.'"' hin Yesterday and pronounced her all right;
he sisp $50 will have to turn to or be declared
Nov .n- The Iydgate is big, four mastcd steel
psI and ia on her hrst voyage. She left HUI Tor
vessel an December in ballast, and encountered
ths w, rrsather She was blown down 10 the neigh
se aN Of The Azores and put in there. Then she
vent e f Srw Tena anQ whp at
sssn iC es Rediows Island. after her arrival here.
sh."SS -sScsd her anchors and touec another yes
Sc elae5sIiG iittle damage She was forty-eght
SCI 'r' coming across from Queenstown after her
GAYS cas-, ~ ,Sere and the sailors seem TO have an idea
-, she is unlucky.
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NO ErIDHvcE AGAINSr Mss rErrIGREw.

superintendent Jenkins, Of the Society FOR the Pre-
vcrtion OF Cruelty 10 Children, says that, after a
thorough investigation he can ind no evidence that
Helen A. Pettigrcw. a teacher in Grammar School
No - in East Ffth-st. Is responsible for the dan
Ecr0us illness and present condition 81 Willie Wedc-
knd;. an cieven-ycar-Oid pupil who lives at No. "
First-ave. The boy attended the Fifths,. school up
To April l6. when he went home sick. lie said that
Miss Pettgrew had punished him by making him
hold his hand above his head, sometimes for An
hour At time Cerebral hemorrhage devel-
oped. and the grandparents 81 The boy say that he
now has permanent defect OF speech n result
They intend 10 sue Miss PcttigreD, who IN lgnantiy
denies the boys charges.
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II into the glass and refused 1t on

some substance put into the glass and refused 1t on
that account
At ST Vlncent's Hospital. while one doctor de-
clares that he find no trace OF poison IN tne
food eaten by the victim. another empnatcaily as
serts that the man poisoned. In the mean time
the police are energetcaily following the case ana
have preserved sample OF the beer and soda-water
Gactano Is said TO be rapidly recovering.
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Rooms iuanie0.

4 Young LADY STUDENT wishes
comfortable room. permanently. IN quiet:
respectable family between broadway and
I>cNiDSt an ave. and rrc m 3'th--t- - 4"th-
ST.. references given and required, afate
terms. Address STUDENT, l.2-4 y way.
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eiip Real Gelale Go Eet

s---...HSANT 4-stoTy house 10 Jet at
w.. bargain, choice location and near
nsS.euen PARK: furnished or unfurnisncd;
- an o;ier l3j West 77th-st.
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for Sale

-
DEsKS.--A four-fcot polished oah roll
top desk fo- go. b-'0ot h'gh lnl s1li1 'nk
d-sk FOR SIS. toe biggest llrgalns N Sew
York. EMPIRE DESK CO.. 900 u Wa
DRUG BUSINESS -inanufaciur nc. cts.
y. \. Sta'~. easy terms. wn.th n'Dtilr"-
ton. Box FL. MidtletoRn. =. y.
FOR SALE. Small jewelr.. '''.e in
Brooklyn. low rent. good repairing frndc
from S3oD 90 $500. Apply o. JAMES 4.
JOHNSON. 81 Gaics-ase.. Lr.oh}n.
FOR SALE Very nne OIL violin. bcalu-
ful tone. good fDr solo "r nr'i'firn. 40
dress BARGAIN. lc2 East -ad-st
ron SALE. Two nne lurge strong
trunks. suitable for samples r. theatrical
purposes. 1871 West 76ta-s'.
GENTLEMAN WILL SELL columbia
tandem blcvCi-. pneumatic tsrf. excel n
condition. 500 cash. ~ North @--af..
Ros-vilie \. J.
BvY FOR CASH any s,,rc or stock
81 merchant Sc. n d-yrOois. boots. shoes.
clothing. etc. Address G. LANiEDCh.
20 Eas, llOth-st.
SAFES. Cheap Tor cash. closing out
stock On hand = National SAFE ~ Loss
Tran cost Of manufacture. l.. II. GROSS.
40G Broadway.
CO. PIANOS 4 manufacturer having
COO frsi-c.ass new ami second hani pifnNs
desirlng Z. reduce stock. Hil dispose oi
them a. wholesale pllge-. cash "f credit.
Address HOWELL. 1912 Br.adway.
500 BROADWAY RESTAURANT
nicely furnished % bargain. slcAn'ss. Ida
Broadway. Brooklyn.
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PAPER HANGfNG.-First- class; VIII
work cheapiy, for owners or private parties
only: SAMPLES SHOWN. .-.I HONY ROMAN.
10, East Ssfh-st
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DoQr0 j arico.

------~->-----.--- 80 80 49, -
WEST 14TH-ST.-Select board IN
Southern family; references. CASHIER.
pos, office BOX .. It's
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pomc5lic Siiuallcns Uanteo
Aiaies.

COACHMAN.--By a young man, la,r,y
understands care OF horses. carriages anu
harness. and lawn and garden; WIN sVSa
reference strictly temperate. NJ. FbANlN'
3l3 East O9th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

COACHMAN.-Dy German married
man. would take any kind Of position Oy
week or nSath. as irivrr, porter OF W.. ,
ful-mlu IL only steady place ADILfh.
BOX o4g II Dnoksa.
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ANASr' ENSIs. - Refined young lady.
tr.in.! nurse. sicrogra?her ani type
wrfa-. desires position IN n physician 8
.gce. acustomel - Office work. keeping
rrys.ci,n.s books and f1 assist AZ opera.
ions. ,clr. 90 prerer' position. best ref-
srsnC.~ Adi-rss BUSINESS. - White
haI-st.. Room 20. N-~-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

PATENTS for inventions secured
promptly. Best OF reference Liberal Term.
t,orrssu,ondencc solicited and all matters
MA .iricfly confidential. Address OSCAR
A MIcHFL & CO. No las Montgomery.
ave Blnomfeld. New-Jerser. "HandhH~s
Tor inycntors' free-
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GROOM or COACHMAN. BY yo9ns
man - neat appearance. thoroughly under
st,nds h,s business best Of reference rom
,ost ana former employer who can te
seen. call or address J. l.. : East 'Vlh-
81 private stable.
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CAITENTFR - Eyprrieu"-l ln al
branches - years old. warfs work in c.'f
1. country. i.-t 20 rcfnf. u0r'. moderate
.ne.s. ,R)rIuEK. - f.u-st.. hf016t
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Busincss Cbnnres.

A DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE on.
~ SALE. on account Il steamers VIII De
sid cheap 10 n Quick buyer. 'nH Of go
dress REAL ESTATE. 40 crairal-n''.'
Brooklyn
ANY DREssMAKEE ~ishine. 90 o'.arsse
her hurlnegs cen 30 fp rs '-iIiA@ ~ 80
East 1ith-st.. Room -
4 PRhCTIcAL MAN WANTED 20 =
g. Florida VINO viii loan $2wp ard OK
charge ~ improved property worth }l'"".
exfru l.duc.rrentg VIII hc given 10 iifi
man. SUMMER. - Na@san-'t
Az AMERIcAN HOUSE wishing a In.
d9n representative ~. 4grn't. "f I"f i''f
q nrst-clasg article. iron or hu,l ing l.,''9
rrcfcrr-.. can secure agent alif'lf 's'hi
ishcd. small part T1pessr, American .fi-
erenccs Address -. ". j.. Troun" once.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured fm
business purpo@es. investors advised '"i.
out CHARGE 81 d-sirable opp .aniiie.
highest commercial references pli''' q
cAKLETON. brokers. ~ Brond"ay.
ACTIVE. experienced reliable man. ~, .'i
large acqIaintance Ia phlladelpnin an W.
cinify. would Ike 20 represent New lork
or New England housr IN Thiia'cphlh on
salary or commission; D. wen COM. -
can give best ~ reference ana aHlp"e hr-
curity; also well acquainted IN 'hl."ky
and nelghboring cities. and VIII 60 i'''e
for steady situation. y. {. W. ''N
81. / go Chestnut-st.. Ihiadeph.a.
FANCY DRYGOoDs STORE. Es'ab-
lished years, rare Glance ioT plfA."
party 10 continue succet.iul nes.l'ss'
none others apply. GKAHAh. l.JO4 "a
ave ------------
FOR sALE.-Delicatcssen store. Win
fancy groceries IN nne nelEnnotnpDl' ;
cash trade only; price. $3.50. l.s4i IaT"-
ave. 10th and Eth sts.
FOR sAIE.-Om established butcher
store. firs,-class fixture. doing go'd pusi-
ness; i miles from N JoiH s. Ky Man
ager Bergen Point Beef Co.. Bayonne Ci'y'
\. j.
FT3NITTRE and UNDERTAKi ING
business FOX sale: best town "a Nayne
County. n. Y. price, $500 D.s ",r,.,,
tunity Address WEATFALL' 81 F"r"
Place New York.
GENTLEMAN with few thousand dol
lars and wishing 20 tour the world. route
including Europe. Australia. China, Japan
East Indies, Fiji and Philippe lslhhdh'
and al the same time more man uoup re
his money can obtain full particulars ~
calling or addressing T.. s. LlNlNGSION'
ca Ashford-st., Brooklyn
HOUSE FURNISHING and toy store for
eale cheap; must be sold THIS week. nave
other business. loo Jackson-ave. Jersey
CITY.
INVENTOR wants financial MD TO patent
two valuable inventions. Box j. "oi
broadway. Brooklyn.
JOB PRINTING OFFICE. complete. for
sale nj a bargain: nearly new. rare op-
portun,ty. Address J.. o. Box ~. Patten-
burg. y. J.
PARTY. compelled 20 realize. VIII sell
stock at price TO pay 20 per cent proh''
Address Box IL. "a Church-st.
PARTNER. with $500 cash. half inter
est IN a new seashorc museum; VIII bca'
full investigation. Cali ~ 2l3 West I'D
a. from 20 p. m tGardner)
--pTANO,-A magnificent 5000 large up
right. $50; splendidly finished; all superior
| improvements. three pedals; nearly new
| great sacrifc.. 223 West 8sth-st.
SMALL AMoTNT.-Har or whole in,
| terest established real estate business; VIII
| teach Marty the business; Nave other bust
| meas 10 attend TO: call evenings. l.c5s
| Broadway. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

YOvNG NAN. 10. would Ike 70 obtain
ftrat.on. tcft OF references. American
and r.ng with parents. RONALD. liS
K0sclagAo-si.. Brooklyn.
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YOING Man. -. In drygools or gents
furnishing store. : year experience; not
afraid ~ long hours. would live win en-
r,l.ycr. ci'v or country: ! references.
n MILLER. ~ Forsyth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25

GARDENER and rSEF IL MAN \
.i,,ls voung German % understands the
care horses. lawns. carriages. milk ard
god driver in small private family, best
references. Address F. Box - tribune
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HOOKKETPEE. with knowledge ~ Ger
man French prf Russian. GOO 80 'rni't-
mont 10 ffrcaufll" or publishing hles's
moderate saiary. good reference. LEON
SIMON 3i2 fI,rry ST.
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-Suanlrp ksaI estate % Eet

Al Sox-Richnona ns.- I,.no~~co,o-
hat: rS1.oh; FULLY furnished: moderate
S1s s.s,cs DC. NIXON. co Broadway.
nsr ssS,lIoWN-'THE cAsTLE."-snm.
mr.: 80 only. baronial mansion; superb
sfste rent NIXON. 50 B'way.
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Domcstlc 5llnatioMs Wanteo
Female.

Female.
A-RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT b.
REAU $50 6TH-AVE., near 42d- st.-Se-
lect servants guaranteed all references
Investigated before procuring situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
Vlln Real Gstat: for Sale.

,,SnERslDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-ti.--
,--ss<htlsl. artistic. detached house: low
send for circula-. ATLAS IN
..S' Event CO. ~ broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-25
sonnirp Real estate for Sale

tss..HSf for Montciair. Residences. all
sior sale or rent: furnished houses.
~SS q TAYLOR BeekInan St. y. \.
ssvk SALE OR TO RENT. at Lake
$3.50 beautiful summer home: large
W. furnished, modern improvements;
ID PIAZZA. magnificent views OF lake
IA. mountains. abundant shade: garden
egor, = icehouse filed Address LAKE
"'E. Box 8. Tribune Once.
s, aSnkE QPPoRTUNITY.-For sale. 2i7
p,ss .-Ne:, Elizabeth. y. j.; 80 min
ho5s.' 'on New York. elegant Queen Anne
n1ds,. 'cn rooms l0) cabinet trim. all
sra, improvements. large grounds;
tnes, ,enety Of fruits and vegetables;
frse,' iossuon IN Elizabeth: one block
seli ~. * X station. must sell and will
posse.s.s below cost. look az this property;
fATps Immediately. Address J. J.
50. Elizabeth. y. J.
,saiAsssslksfTowN HEIGHTS. adjoining the
10 49,. estate u John d. Rockefeller
e1t,ss'ss about 80 feet above tide water.
1ievs: Mlard: mountain and river
h.sn,y anequslled FOR location health,
10 o. comfor' and accessibility. Apply
Hns wss'. LEWIS ROBERTS. Pocsntico