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The Helena independent., 1894-12-09

TO-DAY the site will be conse-
Grated in New York for n mill
lion dollar monastery of the
Sulpicians, one of the most
powerful of religious orders.
Some srS,ooo,ooo will be
spent to establish the Order in
America, and found other mon
asteries in Chicago, San Fran
cisco and New Orleans. The
first chapel of the Cathedral of
St. John the Divine will also be
dedicated to-day.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Looks for War.

Washington, Dec. s.-Delegate Rawilns.
of Utah, says he looks for war In Utah
before the Indian difficulties are settled.
The Indians have advanced within thirty
miles OF Moab and caused the settlers "a
great deal OF trouble. robbing, pillaeing.
and driving OF stock. RawlinH Hnys that
the white settlers have notified everybody
10 have the women and children removed
20 places OF snfcty. The settlers are arm
ing and intend to drive the Indians back
into Colorado. Rawlins has notified Sec-
retary smith that the settlers VIII re-
move the Indians Is the government does
not,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Mnrieredin Bed.

Chicago. Dec. s.-Nicholas seguda, a
meat dealer on Western street. was
murdered in his bed early to-day. His
clerk, Frank Heller. who told the police
he was sleeping with Seguda, and saw
him shot by a burglar, was locked up
Mrs. Seguda. who told several conflict
ing stories, is under police surveillance.
The police place little confidence In the
burglar story told by Heller
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Statehood for Territories.

Washington, Dec. S-The friends OF tho
territorial admission bills feel much re-
llcvph over the action OF the Democratic
senatorial caucus In deciding 90 place these
bills on the preferred calendar. There had
been some opposition feared lest the fact
that Arizona and New Mexico had elect
ed republican delegates to congress- at tho
last election would have the effect OF
cnuslng the democratic senate TO decide
against taking the bills up at the present
session
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
suicide of Warden Coblentz

Portland. ore, Dee. Sword was recciv-
ed here this evening that Warden Cob
lcntz. Of the Washington state penit M
uary at Walla Wnlla, had committed sui
eide. Cobloutz WAS formerly special agent
OF the treusury department, and griucd
considerable prominence IN connection
with the trial Of opium smugglcrs In this
city last year,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
chlnnso Treaty RatIIIad.

Washington, Dec, S.-iho prcnldene
signed a proclamation announcing the rat
iacntlon and taking eject Of the Chinese
immigration treaty The proclamation n
precisely na those issued in such cases.
and h confined TO n recital OF the text ~
the treaty. with notice 10 the public Of
ts ratification.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
To Trnat Tor Ponce.

Washington. Dec. S.-Informatlon has
reached here that the Chinese government
VIII appoint an ambassador TO proceed TO
Japan and treat for peace. II ~ expected
Count Ito, and In all probability Mr. Mat.
~. japanese minister OF foreign relations.
viii represent the Japanese governmcnt
ln the negotiations.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09

Chicago, Dec. Representatives Of
the Transcontinental railroad lines have
agreed upon basis OF advance I'm freight
rates 10 the coast from all points east
There will he substantial advance. In
some cases ranging az high as 20 and 70
per cent. Details OF the classification Will
not be made public for several days.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Talk oflynehing.

Richmond KY, Dee. S.-navid Doty.
a farmer and justice OF the peace, was
nssasEinatcd at his home near here last
night He was brothcr-in-law of Gov
r. y Eagle. Of Arkansas Thomas,
Abrnm and Bill Taylor, colored. have
been arrested charged with the crime
There Ii talk OF lynchng,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
The C. N. Signs.

Portland, Ore, Dec. SIT was announced
to-day that Assistant General Trafiic
Manager shelby. OF the Great Northern.
has signed an agreement TO maintain pas
senger rates. All other lines reaching the
coast have signed the agreemnt except
the Canadian Pacific, and 1t Is stated on
good authority that the Canadian Will
sipD,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
Notion.

The many friends OF Ferris 4 Anderson
win he Glad to learn that they have rc-
purchased the Capital lOHtuurant, ncat
to the First National bank. They viii be
glad TO see all of their old frlendB and
patrons.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
IT'S Quite Proper

To play the guitar. nnd II you desire
to take lessons, Harry A. Dawson, 10
eminent gultarist, can accommodate "a
few more scholars. Apply 10 IaclSsona
or Reeves music stores, or 6l3 Broad
way.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
$3.50

For iO5-plcce decorated dinner set
$3.50 Tor l2.picce decorated chamber
set. H. J. Edwards, Park avenue.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-09

he was 10 XIII her ana Ericsson 10 assist
IN hiding the clothes or whatever else
was necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
FIR>IsIIED ROOMS TOILET.

Fl ENlsfEb "r lnIuinirn',
lsf. lafs. ana small. l.'>J MAdis 30 AVE.
corner l--l-t'
~ ELEGANT house. conf 'nrnt '-'-r'
station. Viii private ihi"'N. fN''' 20,
narls1funlY furnished iN'ii's " 'f''' '''
49,, .,f,ns"nre' gentlemen. references.
,,ttt.it..,xi.r r.. - -. E.oadway.
.pcr -..u f,rntshod rom bath ~.
fa., ed. private family. desirable ln'a-
ton. rci.I 49, "H.h''s'''
Bill '--' -
NICELY FT'ENISUED ROOMS. ali ccn-
N"nichc''' al I"' N'S' "''''
SINGLE ROOM In private family - let 10
gentleman II qulc- habiis. 100 fdHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
OIii< ANJi.D.


frmufe.
/ VISITING TEACHER - years higN at
cliy schori 'e.tin'niais VII "Nchang"
English French and Music f'r refined
home. oi,y only Miss IERlNE. i3i We,
syfh.si
4 LADY ARTIST ny having her time
all rlci. Vii SIS" nafsHg~ treatment r
e.c. 'ricl'y. ADELE ilORNCNG. ~ 9TH
ave. near i2isi
AZ FXrLE.lNcEp g.sercs~ house
eyer 90 'om.nr nf,'s h"f s"r' ic"s
- 'N.feure ~ comfortable L.m'. would
travel Mn laAy. highest Testimonials. Al.
dfr-- ~ Vest i''h-si
cONTANfoS nt refined rrYt"s'aa,
widow god SOW f. cheerful tlfpusifiur
WILING - n4nke herself useful 81 ANYTHING
rpt meniai. p-rspril fvfcfrn-~. Altrvss \
j. 1916 80.
ENpIRiENcED TEACHER Will g. ,hsnSe
music AMI German f.r form with Of
without D. arf hsr piano ruy &c. used fni
practising DLti'ii - 'th-aV".
LIni,tEIAN Experienced ani very 90.
Iihlr 900 .ff.. D. '.nr lads. ''ria isHi
u.u. tgf.si references A4frr.a III
EnAEf. - h'.e House
srESofrAiIrn anl TYPEWRITER -
.s.l f. aIl h.rt. st.ulrrlIH.. wurN isf
reference. A.tf'ss biLI1EN'l. is.
Co.. rhr
sIINDGuNTirr ani TYrEWHIrrE -
iNt Hni tIi. 'fl ''-.if- a
l.r-nHu nf petition. n.rf'tI u4rrr. pre-
i.rrc4 salary Moderate WILLING. 1866
lrrAIIr nave
TEACHER S.uh G.fmtr. vino ~Icc~y'-
fl'y Taught German 1Hl music fIr T..
yeats abroad fui i'f" hfH fev hours
81 t"lsagrl Adlir.s ZEAL. EnN 80 10.
'i:"a.vnl.
iDTNG MARRIED LADY wishes o. learn
a.Drif's-Irr lr nr.'-D,a.r flifi''. ng
ilff.r. willing AMI quick o. LEARN. Mr..
SHERMAN. - l.rr- st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
HE DIED PROTESTING HIS INNOCENCE
A CONVICTED JANITOR EXPIRES TWO HOURS
BEFORE HE WAS To BE SENTENCED


HEART DISEASE THE CAUSE
Peter Birch formerly janitor OF the I.afayette-st
public school. Newark, who was convicted on Fri
day OF last week on indictment charging assault
upon Albertina Martin. fourteen years Old pupil
in the school. to he sentenced by Judge Kirk
patrick Yesterday An hour before the court opened
Birch expired from heart disease at his house. No.
IS lafayette-st Death was hastened by the con-
viction and impending sentence.
since last Friday the convicted man had mani
rested the most acute distress OF mind and walk ID
the moor almost continually. He constantly pro
tested his innocence to his family and his word
was an asseNeraton of his innocence. His cOnd-
ton became so serious at 7:3O "A. m. yesterday that
a physician was called in ana found him suffering
from pains m the region Of the heart. The patient
Just before O'Clock Birch called his family. con-
sisting of his vile and mother and two daughters
and n SON about him and said ne was dying.
Frank. he said to his they have killed
me. am innocent; do you believe it,
The son gave his father the assurance Of his
faith
Eyes. am innocent" added Birch weakly I'm
innocent. YES. innocent" He expired in "A few min
ntes B!rch was about fcrty-Dine years old and had
always borne a good character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
pOTJCE IRE BEUILDERED.
,r CAN FIND NO MOTIVE FOR THE MURDER
or CHARLES MUELLER NOR Cl.EW
49,, TUE Guilty MAN.
Central Office detectives yes,e

tn THE GUILTY MAN
Central Office detectives yesterday aided
',,ca of East hundred-and-fourth-st. In
u" - for the murderer of Charles Mueller. the
sea-" ian whose corpse was found IN shanty in
ws'e."., n the Empire Stone Works at No 35 East
t~ ed-and-seventh-st- early Sunday morning.
one '.ao,,ves said the murder was a mystery on
1H' -, # the absence Of any known motive for
s'c0"" ",me mueller was not known to have any
me - &C. he was peaceabe and inoffensive man.
ene", ,ro bad been no attempt at robbery. because
am , NJ 500 all of the money he was known to
'T nod was still in his pocket when his body
hA ,,scovered 1t evident also that Mueller had
We" hraired with an iron poker which belonged in
pe'" Aanfv and which was found there. covered
INC - living where 1t had fallen from the hand
q, the murderer ~. ,,,
'V who vas arrested suspicion on Sun
sN as discharged at the Harlem Police Court
o''' as the police were satisfied that he knew
',.os about the crime His arrest was caused by
''ork which he made when he was in a barber
b, One-hun lyei-and-sevents-s on Saturday
81 There Vas parade OF Italians in the street.
fe",o,.,bf,rl said hy way OF a Joke: There will
az -. sure" The barber understood him to
" ho. there had been a murder in the street,
"a "a told the police later. when he heard Of
. u,rl,r Of the Waterman.
" s,mrlav evening Mueller was in Kauffmans
.~,r store in Frst-ave.. not far from the stone
~, and h VS. in company with man who wore
20 overails ana was a stranger to other men in
,,,,r store. There quarrel In the place
TX lin, u Niuellcrs visit, but he took no part
3. '' The police making efforts yesterday TO
y - man who II the liquor store with
fnl u s As they thought that the man might have
A.s,rm,nane. Mueller back 10 the shanty in the
s.,,ne3rSys wife told the police that number Of
Ms went u the shanty at night, and that her
r4nSt.,.s llj said ne was afraid Of them. on one
hsso si,n he said to he' It's tough gang around
90 90 srI don't think I'll get away alive
Iae ," called the "Sioneyard gang and have
rasi;' :, hr,ak il M. Mrs Mueller said however,
vlei ~ Nas inclined 10 believe that her husband
VA b.n killed by some man with whom he had
pa pa 5eeicl political argument Her husband Was
ina.i;,ai 20 get angry when ne had an argument
M III, no,ifical matters. she said.
Svneier formerly kept beer shop In Rivlngton-
Mud la,,r at a place near Mauch Chunk. in
p.,nsylyanid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
WORK WANTED.

MECHANIC. BY q irst-c.ass handy me
chanic. beet Of reference. Address Me
CHANlC. Tribune Ofce.
MlI.LWRiGHT. -- Thoroughly competent
inaohnist Fnd wocdworker' quick work
man: Al references. city. ~ country.
CIAS. A. TUCK. - Franklin-s'.. Hklyn.
METAL TURNER. Il. lately lantei from
Europe. looks more for good tuaiign
than payment. references given. X.
ARNOLD. l0i 2l-ave.
PAINTER. pAPERHANGER. KAI.so-
MINER -fap-rs room. hne gold paper.
bord r, 81 -. hanging included. painting.
81 -: kaisomining. 30 cents. ROSEN-
BLUM. 1856 Orchard-st
PORTER. SHIPPING or ELL CLERK.
By strong. singl" young German Amer
lean lean Of neat appearance: fine penm"n;,
horses and driving. FRED. FLrCN. 3li
East 9th-s:.
POSITION Of responsibility by middle
aged gentleman OF long and successful
experience. highest references. Address
NASSAU. Tribune Onicc.
PORTER. &c-A man MS light porter.
doorman. JanIior or walter. with refer
ence. :. 2ls Sullivan-st.
PAINTER ,fresro,. -,ie~man: Icained With
tools: xpet need. r'lallc. good painter.
kalsomincr Lud o. son iAini"". FIR private
OF boss. JANirOR. ~: Eas, 7-it-st.
PACKER BY thoroughly experienced
packer II clocks bronzrs. china and
ART brlc-a.brac: bes, ~ ref.r.ncr.. Al
dress THOMAS. 253 Madison St. Brook
lyn.
PAINTER ant PArERHANGER. city or
country. nrsf-rlas.. useful around The
s,uSr; hrN,clnf. reference. Nr.lr OF cal
HNl ~, al -iEei.-s'.' DO h's''
SHOE SALESMAN. a YOUNG nan as
shoe salesman und"fs,anis shocmak 'ns
W. uuhIl'' :, ~ s,"t DC
.'l - = - '''N 49,
'-''"'' J. J.
SALEsMAN traveilinf. tor whol,s,n"
,,,n n,,''s -, - u. vs. b'''"
D. l. M''i'f' S'"t's' "''' va
STENOGHAPIIER and TYPEWRITER
ncrring and lnsursnrc experience. WI '3-
n,,,tr Al reference. "'EN'' tribune
STRONG 10y - '.,r. wins * -
Any "''"' '''''''7s u ~ To- - '''"'
TYPEWRITER COPYING Flur cents nor
lor vorls. Address TYPEWRITER. ''>
nay j..
ir!pLSfEHlNG WORN wanted nt l-
rrsilcrc" - furniture. etc.. trlt rea-
II~arss. 'D,i,, IT.
WAr'NNAN American arc' 80 tcnf"'-
al w'nt' position as wat nfrta "a ~
80 -. Top g.o,. ~
llEDLSTEitIK wants charge u fGrn'-
'' carpet -. nlA '.'r 't'ri..'. DO. 'N-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

dispute yesterday ny refusing to alter their tirst
decision. namely, that Steiriz exceeded the tune
limit. and that Albin therefore entitled 10
the game a
Some prominent chcss-paycrs in this city have
Interested themselves in a scheme OF having
team chess match played on I've boards between
five New York and London experts the moves to he
sent by cable they Rave been made TO
London and vice Some prominent New
York newspapers have already declared their
willingness to pay the cable expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
10 ARD AND ROOMS.

4 81 WEST DIST ST Han.spmciy fnr-
nfs..d r.tr tr separately. ais siAsI'
room for gentleman. board. references
4 2. EAST C2p- Connecting 81. ms
Win board. iaih. many 81 sets. ia rough
ventilation. references
ATTRACTIVE. sunny. large AMI smaller
'front.' sons. pri'ai" family. 90, o.
rcor Broadway. superior ihI.". NMf4'l-
CAS- 2i2 lif 4lWa.
4 SrcOND-TIOOH SUITE. rarlor. cham
Der anl bath. % exclusive private i"'I-
ing. other rooms. references 80 "th-a''
IrXI%GwlN- AVE. 73l neaf ietN-st -
Is.dsonrls furnished sin-l' tn1 1'Nl B"
~..,.. excellent ta''.. private fai-if
trin. moderate. rcfercn "s
WEST ,-TIl ST. n.s~ thu rafk 80. &c.,
r-'.r.s ,...h t..i1 % pfl.a.r family ref-
or.ar.- required. 'o3 Columbus ave. h'N J.
IARrr hsrlsom.y FURNISHED fns
nvrsl. oiine Washington square. refer
encca loi WsN''le, Place.
WIS 74TH ST Select bard. 'u'hern
family. references CASHIER. iusioH. .-
Hox .loi.
I,rlE .ir.re room. han.s mer fif-
ni..rt. excellent board. r0as'nA. J.. f'.'.-
enc. e." .Nlrg'lf.aN". c.inri f"ii
I,ru ST g. WEST VIII god table .
sunny l'atie an' sins'e rooms
1TH ST. =, EAST. M.cs rom Pr .oiwey
-CneerfgL square rom. ~ Glen ihi.~
SOLE; guest. VAIN hpule. sod NEG ii-'i
hood
18th. ST. IVES. PA AID 2i6 -ileasan;
r...,. WITH huA-l. families ~ gentlemen
rcf'i.rc'a
l7Tlf-sT iiG EAST Vcry ffsifail" large
r...f nfrl sfnrl. room O. "a. 'tNtf Jus
nI.lfa. excellent table. r''''rtf
2isT-sT 49, EAsv. GRAMEN't PARK
-ile,far iar- anl -lni. ns 'h"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

me- ing OF the Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the
he b! trinity to receive contributions for helping
~ 5000 work The chairman of the committee Is
NE Ne pastor OF the church. the Rev. g. +. Krote. Of
~" ' ~ west Tweniy-frs-s'.. and contributors can
~ sent 10 MN or TO any one of the other members
me committee would also he pleased To receive
IN names or those who would be likely con-
Wv church somewhere between Seventy-second and
99lhety-slXth SITS. and West Endave and Central
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

VAN DYKE STUDIOS. nearing coinpiee-
ton: very desirable. greatly eh!ai go,
nh ;nr-oved north light. private baths;
rssn heat. sanitary plumting. in fact.
rsaios perfect: rents from $500 per year
wizard Inspection invited. ANDREW
Lx7ERS SONS. 929 10 9i3 shave.
rssf $'h-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13

TT. now an assured fact that the Lutherans iv-
,,r west Of Central Park viii have place OF "or-
Gin erected for them near their homes a" me pre-
$50 stems have been taken. and a Committee of
49, was appointed recently al congregational
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
MRS SlfOWiITER WINS At CHESS

Mrs. Showalter scored the second win In the wo-
mems championship match yesterday. when the
third game Of the series played he house of
Mrs. Favor. No 80 Hanson Place. Brooklyn. Mrs
Norrall. her opponent gained the game with a
Scotch gamhit. but she sacrificed a pawn and
piece. seemingly without object. she LOST the
game after thirty-One moves The game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-13
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

p,vrRsIDF DRIVE. corner lOsth- ar
,,,.ir substantial villa. less than SlVu. !,
M easy terms. send for circular ATLAS
INVOLVEMENT co. Is BROADWAY
BROOKLYN.
HOl-SE FOR SALE.-Brroklyn. haisa ,.. J. .
,,s,-1c,. 2.st0rv and basement fancy
s-ownstone front: years old; IL rooms .
Tower hall. dining-room extension. Don
80. calire, trim throughout: parGuei
too-s. every modern Improvement. VIII De
ga a; a positive sacrifice 60 quick bu!eI .
-, az Nor. this is a rare opportunity.
amid 81 Cour,-st and 90 Flatbush-aNe.
p.sokly- LEONARD MOODY
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" DIRK WANTED
AinIe

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Nnl~.
4 Yor-NG NAN rlslc. a situation = any
,,H',te. X l'. ''' l'''' ""' RUM
49, 49,
MAN understand. I- al shipping
desires work % resp nsihi" lus ncs-
'n.', VIII iH'al'h dfNcrs NJ rins. 80
In". "'
\ STRONG YOUNG Man wants "''k =
any KIND. ,an run cugin'. nte or nny
nest work JOHN ". VAUGHN. -
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H,...,i..', =, ,,o-,..1 /, ,.s.. IN .r..
IL. r.s.,neI ,''i,,,,-.tt a. -.
org
n.aEkt.EpER cashier or any fostonsi-
Ill. fIs.f.,r. was e wears Ia last place.
can s.,~ b.nds c;, Address A II e.
DIX - ''.''''
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t|..i" .r'fF j. f'"P"f. 'at'lf. M
of!c. a.-far'f. with experience in WI l'.
e.lr arI importing house. as hr-t nan.
'".'it i ,'. A..
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81 ''''-'-. ~
BAKER Foreman on fii h.nf. - brad
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g.. s.,t.
u.Y. D. honest. amt willing o. wpf@ or
ANYTHING wait. s''Na, -, a., va ~, i.'a
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h'h IT, 49, l'H '' i"u 10y ~ ID 80
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g.nd prnmnn. hrsf rrf'l"nc ANTON
NJ Mann. l. Mnrtg Iiu'f} .fi.. N'T'
Fihibgsh. T..
CLOAK SNLL'MAN. wanted. T. sitnn
p" H'f''. - man VIII Ten yeat 'Ri'"-.-
ono in ono. hhr "Nf'uI~t &C. iuainfanr-
ln Large ,li.s "ni towns lr entire state
Address q. !. a. HuN -. Stution T..
BEAI GHTSMAN u -lguer = interior
a.i.ha. "I ''"h ..s .,.rItnt ii".
49,, ''s' w. INN VA ''""'' "
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driver. Waterman. s'ableman n janlilr's
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ALLIGATOR BA1s. 50 %: al s =, Iswe esi
duced IN ,'% civ. POCK ETBooKs; DRESS
PIC CASES at bargains. RsI,as, n 9sa %
u i>u Of CHARLES SCHWARTZ 80
A,hsve near 9th -.
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uoRsEs AND CARRIAGES.

FAMILY IN Madison-ave. wish to seI
~. b1nle.n.. sound broughan morse
sI,o beautiful anima. can be seen al
,,s boarding stables. HACK NEN' tribune
Of,s. --------1,
FAST. higt-ac;lng lady's cob. suaran rs'-
i"a",,,s $40. runab0ut wagon. me otnei'
81 a' Sict.v SEA, and clock. 1925. cost 500:
sar p S. BY Gibson. saddle. bride, ETC.:
80. owrei by a young man In business
s"ur,owr. ,rla. and examination inViiet [,
s,-se Is a fine saddler and gentle foI SE .
a. sry one 70 ride y drive. QOlOn SAIL
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

roRRISTOWN For rent. for the winter
" longer. that attractive brick house,
.ully furnished 80 South-st Address J.
HENRY JOHNSON q 60. Mori.stown.
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BOARD WANTED

YOUNG lady OF agreeao,ss ,ii'a r,om and
p'oyein in nice private family can fn nfIsn
os, h"s, refercncos from boarding o.
and and frleads' Address Miss "oop' ~
West 14th-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

YONKERS.--T0 let furnished. Overlook
Terrace. Locus; HI charming housa. IL
room.. -legantly furnished. al modern
c0nyanI--ces. lo' ~" feet squa;r. iDa'
minute. walk from station: immediate pos
tesslun Address r.. - West 3ith-st.. or
on premises.
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HELP WANTED.


Female.
ST BARTHOLOMEW s PARISH HOUSE.
ANNEX, oil East ~ It,. can no" iui
nl.h stenographors. goveTncsscs janiiDrs.
waichmen domestic servants male ana ~
male clerks for the holiday season. refer
ences carefully investigated. ALEX LhNf-
TON Superintendent.
WANTEp.--A competent laundress ~ as
sisl with chamhorwork call between W
and ~ o'clock Tuesday morning. AT ~
Yves; 53d st.