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MOUNT VERNON.

,,,bough there are diverse opinions upon bill
,n the LEGISLATURE proposing a water supply sys-
~, under the direction and supervision or CITY
ouorrssion the majority of taxpayers favor the
hll The bill proposes that the matter Shdh DC
,,,,ed upon by the people at the city erection IN
NV the question being to raise by tax upon the
rronerty a sum OF money for the purpose OF pur-
rsasing the property rights, easements ana iran
80 necessary and on building and putting into
o,eratIon a system that will furnish pure and
wholesome supply of water. The act empowers
,ho commission tc acquire either by purchase or
condemnation the lands. springs, streams water OF
water rights necessary for all purposes OF the ac''
Eve, many who have favored annexation to New
VI bova evnressed favorable opinions. in view
~ the freouent reports Of the pollution OF New
works. water sources. and the recent proposal OF
a large expenditure to meet further requirements
in New-York City by tapping the Hudson K Eyer
"a The Junior Epworth League OF the firS;
Methodjst Church win give "tamDourlne url
+o-morroW evening for the benent or the EQUIP
rent flnd Of the EpwOrth Guards ne Dap
,Ist Bows Brigade will have a beneft entertain
won't in the Baptist church tomorrow night Tor inc
beneft of its maintenance fund. a special teature
nri he the singing of Southern plantation melodies
ty the Elite Quartet of the Grace Baptsl Mlssio"'
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RUTHERFORD.

Tomorrow the borough election, which Will de-
ola, whether Boiling Springs Township, which IN
Guides the villages of Boiling Springs and Carton
Hin. will be incorporated as the Borough OF East
rutherford. Will take place. The contest promises
n be close. with the advantage on the size oil '"e
borough advocates. William Mchehzie anu 'a"'e'
y 11u.ords the Republican members Of the town
sb,n committee have come out in favor OF the
change. which will egislate them out OF once Out
James Van Roden. the Democratic member OF 'he
committee. and W. II. Taylor the township CLERK
oppose the borough. .,., ,-,,c, Mans
movement to form Rutho rford Young Men 5
Assoca ton modelled after the Young Men ChtIs1
tian Association started few DAYS ago, anu
tbe idea met such favor that l5O members are ~
readv enrolled \ clause in the constitution Whlcn
nroS}bs the holding Of Office by those not members
n good standing in some evangelical church caused
,n,cS comment and the Rev. George H. Badger.
nastor of the Unitarian Church Of Our Father MADE
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

onor,er election TO be held tomorrow Is one
.so most important in the history OF fonKers'
The polls will at % G ss svenns n' r %onn a
anu .tsos there will be a full vote pohed' and
al, IS likely to be close as the party vote
pretty eny divided Democrats %nsv put m,d great Sa
zones in the lrrepressble Denis MDrpny VINO mas
,oto Years regularly defeated the regular Demo
u .~. ro.n.nae for Mayor by running on an indie
cin, so,, ,ckci but who has finally come into the
ga TAey also count largely on the hish social
a.,ne,nr and personal character OF ther cahddate'
go, t,srdr,ck Bangs But the experience OF the
nemocratic party in Yonkers with Candidates Of
a,onont responsibility and high social standing has
60, been such as 10 make success assured.
nv ~ pooro the Republican candidate. Is a
,.,s,noss man Of standing in the community. A
ar ~ strong vii. and tireless energy he mas made
m d ae Vel as friends. \ striking PROOF OF MS
e,nnss FOR the office is shown by the iae' that mn
nS mr. - bs opponenis In business ana VINO nave
VIZ a.. ~ once antag0nized him personally. nave
Hsc,ared their intention to vote for MN on accou.
NJ his executive ability ana '"a' 10 '0''''''e ~
Workers needs in Mayor
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INSTALLED ~ ITS NEU HOME.
THE FOURTH PREsBYTEEIAN CONGREGATION
GATHERS FOR THE DEDICATION OF THE
RECENTLY BUILT CHURCH.

THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION
GATHERS FOR THE DEDICATION OF THE
RECENTLY BUILT CHURCH.
The new home OF the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
at Ninety -frst-st. and West End-ave formally
dedicated yesterday in the presence OF an audience
which filed the handsome building the doors
The Rev. Or. Joseph II. Kerr pastor of the church.
otlicated on the platform with him were the Rev.
DR. Theodore l.. Cuylcr the Rev. Dr. Charles \.
Stoddard the Rev Dr. Marlins and the Rev. Or.
Thomas Lyle Of Belfast. Ireland The altar was
tastefully decorated with white flowers. and the
music for the occasion was furnished b. the full
choir OF the church. The front pcws were reserved
for the members OF the building committee ami the
trustees Of the church. \ short sermon was
preached by pr. Cuyler. who spoke of the past his
tory Of the church orSanization now established in
It's sixth successive home.
the keys of the church were presented to francis
Prngle chairman Of the Board OF Trustees. by
James r. Cumming, president OF The l{uiidlnE Com
mttec. The dedication was read by Dr. herr, the
congregation responding. The dcdcatory prayer
was offered the church solemnly declared open, and
a benedicton. pronounced b. the pastor, ended the
simple ceremony
At $50 p N. a meeting for children young people
and the Christian Endeavor Society OF the chHrch
was held. Short addresses were made by the Rev
James Francis and the Rev. Walter u. buchanan.
The regular Sunday evening services We're cor
Quoted by the Rev DR. John Hall. pastor of the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church The church
will be open every evening this week. except Satur-
day, at o'clock; To-niSht, the Rev Dl GeoIEsS
will speak. and tomorrow evening addresses VII
be made by the Rev. Drs Robert +. sample. John
c. Bliss Arson +. Atterbury and John Balloon
shaw on Wednesday night a social reception will
be given by the women Of the congregation ana on
Friday the Rev. DR. Charles j. Young pastor OF
liver a sermon. preparatory for the communion
| which will be administered on Sunday.
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SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT OF NEw-YonKKn k sTNPAT' MARCH . 'S0''
Steamer Etruria G,r5. Walker Liverpool March II,
Queenstown IS with mdse % first " second caSin ana a
rived At the bar a i47 a m .., Md, - v,,,
mdsc Maitland Kcrsey Arrived at the Bar at 1880
steamer Augusta Victoria Ger. Barends Genoa March
-. Gibraltar T. win mdse - cabin ana 80
steamer salerno Gen scharnbers Santos fg9haIy !"
runch EGye 90 Arrived the Far At , i220 n
st Lucia March lG win coffee TO Dusk & jevoAs Ar
s s,aam at the ora aT at n Ma,anaas March 90
e. win mase and l. passsnsSTs 5e Times @c q p Ms5
3 days : hours and - minutes
steamer oranje Prime q Ygurg iaVSra Ma asd i
None & Co. Arrived at the bar at SO NJ;
Sie1 anG ssn Mac2 ie a5 iiye 20 ~ IT,
steamer Nacoochcc smith savannah. go. with mdse
'' s,camcr RichmonI Dole West Point with and
Steamer ROANOKE Toaz Newport News and Norfolk.
with mdsc and passengers to Ola Dominion STEAMSHIP?
steamer Bcnofactor, Pennington Philadelphia. with
steamer Herman Winter NckeTson. Boston for New
steamer Manhattan. nrarg. Portland Tor T,w York
pool 81 days. with salt 10 Robinson co; vessel to Il
ship Vlmcra Cof Glasgow Stevens. avrc 30 days. in
sandy HOOK. March - 9:3o y m.-wnd north. mod
steamer Nca-Yoik. Watkins from southampton 70 r.
tcrnaonal Navigation Company. arrived at Quarantine
! late Saturday night.
| SAILED
Steamer scau.a CGcr). Hamburg
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Cob Point Bar Light.
Notice IA given about April 10, l>"i. tho
of fYurth-crdcr l-f nj cob Point Bar
Light station Potomac River Maryland. Will be changed
from "A fixed white light with fixed red sector {" a
fixed white fixed rcd sccors The present
, (vcstoryl red sector viii Doe changed. ... 800
Tie new (eastcrly) VIII extend from WNM'sW
| s,ufhward 10 NV hy Wl3lGW. The southerly edge 81
| ;hc sector will olgc ri channel buoy. No l. icI
spar and Blackstone spit buoy 80 g. Hack spar mari
part channel. Bearings are magnetic gwen
] approximately and from seawarl
/ by order Il the Lighthouse" Bear ...,,,
Rcar-Admirnl L. : Navy. Chairman
washington. l.. g.. March Il. 1894.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Lucania d|r. Mckay; from iivcrp2o Mnrof
o. sailed from Queenstown for Nw-Nork ~ l-.-J N
| March -
| Steamer Lain CGcr). Hclmors. from Now York Marcl
II Ior rcucn arrived southampton at 40 IN Marci
steamer saalc Con, Rns,. from nremen. sailed from
| SOUTHAMPTON New York March -.
OLDHAM Dutch. Ious"n. from Rotterdam Mar u
| Yor passed the Isle 81 Wight March -.
steamer In Champagne Hri Laur'nt from Ncw-i or
| March Il for lInyrc passed The Lizard March -.
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NEW-.JERSEY.
NEWARK.

It has Just been learned that when the clerks OF
me German National Bank Of Newark went to work
on Friday they could not open the safe until
after trying two hours. when two compartments
were reached. and there was not enough rasn "
= h,,s,ross with A telegram was sent TO Herring
G. co the safemakers. and two experts were sent
from New-Yorl but they could not succeed ana
had TO send for more help. After working from
II o'clock a. m. to p. the safe was broken
nnen and IL was learned that one OF the cog
U,tbeels had worn off and destroyed the locks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-26

The Board of Managers Of the Daisy Fields Home
and Hospital for Crippled Children have chosen the
following officers: President Mrs. Herbert T.
Turner; vice-presldert Miss Frances NJ Lyman
secretary. Mrs. d. w. Evans: treasurer Mrs. J. r.
TN.inghast The Advisory Committee is composed
Of Mrs; w; Conck.in Mrs. Congdon, Miss Dutton
Mrs. Hoadley. Mrs Eros Mrs. d Mackay. Mrs
Matt'age. Mrs. Peters. Mrs Parsons. Miss X. Saw
te!e. Mrs. Rochester. Mrs. Wlckes Mrs. White
and Mrs. Storey
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HACKENSACK.

The annual reception OF the Board OF Governors
Of the Hackensack Hospital Otherwise known as the
Charity Ball. viii be held in the Opera House to-
night. Elaborate preparations have been made,
and a handsome sum for the hospital is already
assured
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gonnirn Real estate % Lei

NTTLEY. ~. J.-Eight-room cottage, on
high ground ready for occupancy HPIi =,
ali modern improvements. with ruhi,ns
water: less than 9 minutes from s.aai.n
electric street light plant: cabs meet u"ans'
Apply at real estate Office. OPPOSITE s ,
ton. key with station agent. gov ''
month.
NEW-LONDON. CONN.-fO HEM
Residence. containing bedrooms. 49, a,",v
dining room. buffers pantry ana '~,,,,,ate2.
kitchen extension. beautifully .hou;
corner Pcduot and Neptune AYES, dock
100 feet from the water. ptnh.' s,ahle
privileges: lighthouses: city WIN, v ',vtIfr-
accommodation. Address SlpNhi
TEMORE. IS Libcrty-st -
TARRYTOwN ". Y. near station md
wcndie Park House: large 1-sni' hotel
basement house: suitable Tor sIn'.hout !.
or sanitarium: steam heat ,nrWoS ~
magnificent view OF Hudson Ni-NO''
Broadway.
To LET AT GREAT NECK. l.. l mrys-
nlshed house Is rooms. modeIn ',sc and
ments: large grounds. carriage ,no Great
garden. Address i. o. Box iV-'
Neck. l.. !.
1.-THE CASTLE" Tarrytown. >; Iius.
Baronlal mansion; unequalled v pno,os per
son: exceptionally desirable.
NIT. ETC.. NIXON, 90 broadway
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Connirn Real estate for 5als


AGENCY for Montcialr Residence prop,
.,fleg all kinds. sale or rent. fuihlshrH
houses. Tubhs q Taylor . iecHnan-s'..N' |.
FOR SALE. IL HOHOKEN Three
s,,rv and basement brick hOus" IN deNfht-
mi ncIshbofhood. II rooms. with all MOI
crn improvements: best sanitary plunhihs
parqu"t floors paTty furnished WIFI sha5 i,.s
curtains &c. &c. Call or address Iva
Gardcn-st.. IIoboken. y. J.
rOR SALE building and factory plots
~ tho city Of Hob9ken. Inquire - - w
WRIGHT. - Ncwark-st.. liotoken.
GARDEN CITY. Long IsLAND.-Plyys,
ne,y Z. ;taces 10 rent or for SAFE. KIM
from 1896 10 81. 100 e year Ready ior oc-
ruuanCy My I. only 10 miles from Nov,
York Frequent trains. Communication 80
\ year. All houses supplied win 60.
gas and absolutely pure water ne Ia
cducatlona! facilities for bows ana EiiS'
If ell-cnc owed and well-"quippcd sch''NS'
4 salubrious climate. suminrr anl w.nn,ni
40 nuisances. \ cultivated ana lei",t'
community. Excellent roads IN every ~,
rec,ion. Parks and miles Of streets shn''p
by weli-grown trees. Lots for sale at ~
crate prices and on cnfy t-IiiiS. app, .c
the once Of THE GARDEN CITY III
Room l57 80 Broadway or 10 H. !"
CtNLIFF. Agent. at Garden CITY.
INVESTMENT PRoPERTY-A nne
business block (brick. all rented encei'
basement store. opposite Central lark.
Iitchncid. conn: a very desirable properly
T. hold for II cure and steady ihGo'1 70
price $50. 900. Apply ~ or address j. W.
WHEELER. Liichneld. Conn
LONG BRANcH. y. J.-saGrihce, sac sac
io.roJin coitagc: furnished. plot 5OXlsp'
SO 800. WILLIAM LANE. Long Branch
y. J. "
MOUNTAIN HOUSES for sale and rent
every descriptlon T.. &. HlNCK, III
broadway. Room 20. or MontciAT' ~ -
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JERSEY CITY.

The Rev Cornelius Woelfkin pastor OF the North
Baptist Church. Jersey-ave. and Fourth-st. Jersey
City. yesterday announced his resignation. in order
10 accept call from the Green Avenue Baptist
Church. of Brooklyn. on May !.
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GARDENER.-Twen -four years expert
ence on nobleman's and gentieman's places
In England: also Germany. Jersey and
America: orchids n specially: thoroughly
practical with store and greenhouse plants
roses, carnato.s. violets. &c: forcing
fruit and vegetables and the general re-
quirements OF a frst-class establishment.
4 IXNIH Elnrlsf Pnughkeenale.
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FURNISHED 6onscs 60 Get.

At SHORT HILLS. y. J.-iIandsome
furnished residence To- rent fpr summer.
ample grounds. garden. fruit. cows. poul-
try carriages. near deputs. healthy.
charming home. LYON. 81 Park Row.
Ft-RNISHED COTTAGES TO RENT At
Spring Lake Beach. North Spring Lake.
C,mo and Sea Giri. list sent on applica-
lion. WM H. POTTER. Spring Lake
Beach, Ncw-Jcrsey.
NEW ROCHELLE. NEAR the WATER
To rent, country place ~ five acres;
house sixteen rooms; fully furnished pri-
ya,c family only. Address OWNER. l.. o..
Box So New York.
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NURSERY a competent infants nurse:
can take entire charge from birth: thor.
oughly underst ,nds the care OF an infants
best OF references. 2U6 West 37th-st.
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6orses ano Carriages.

FOR SALE or TO HIRE, FOR THE THE
SFAsON-Pony outfit for chlIoieIn 80
dress DR.. o. G. JACkSOS' lo"'
p @. Box lGl. Jamaica. l.. !.
100 MEAN HORSES for sale AT car sta
,,es corner Rutlcr-st. and Nostrand-aV-''
Brooklyn; great bargains.
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GARDENER. Married. 81 years ex-
perience growing plants. flowers and vege-
tables under glass and outdoors; also
stock and farm: everything pertaining TO
keeping gentleman's country place In frst-
class order: not afraid 20 work: aged Al !;
requires cottage: Is or more years refer
ences Address w. D.. Box 4. Tribune
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flats Go let unfnrnlsh co.

FIFTH-AvE.. I.Ois. corner sGth-st -Eie-
giant apartment overlooking Park. only
$3.50. NIXON. co broadway.
THE DALHOUSIE. 40 10 ~ West 10Th
Absolutely nreprOOf and fronting Cen
trail Park "A very choice apartment %
rent Apply to the 1anitor.
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Qrcesmnkinq.


A.-DRESsMAKE Of children's and
misses dresses wishes engagements by
wc.k. city or country: highest city refer
ences Address DNESSMAKER. lJ6 East
s7th-st.
ARTISTIC Observation-Disclosures
inter desires more engagements BY the
day In first class families. highest refer
enccs. T.. 81 sth-ave.
Artistic DRESSMAKING: imported
fashions. hotel orders al short notice and
moderate prices Mrs. M'ELROY. ~ East
iith-st.. between broadway and University
Place.
A.-Artistic dressmaking. from 81 up:
tallor-madr, also wedding. evening, recep.
ton hrd theatrical dresses. ETHEL. and
Et'GENIE ~ East 10th st. New York.
ana : DeKalb-ave.. Brooklyn.
DREssMAKER.- cook. prvnte
drcssnaker. 2O2 West 23d-st.. nrst-class
work nj moderate prices; summer dresses
a specially.
DREssMAKER and sEAMsTREss.-
Can cut ~ ana remodel; ladies and chill
drcn's suits. cloaks; day or month; city
or country. DRESSMAKER. 307 West
22d-st.
DREssMAKER warts a few more Gus
toners nj home; suits from 80 up. ii.
FOX, 3l2 West sOth-st.. near Riverside
DREsSMAKER VIII work by the day
for 81 25 competent In all branches Of
dressmaking. Address T.. Box .. Tribune
once.
FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING. --latest
Paris and Vienna fashions. NJ l.. and
A. NJ CLARK. 200 North 3d-st. Rose
Vile. y. J.
MADAME THIBAUD. Parisienne dress
maker: latest spring and summer styles /:
modcrate prices. l03 West 4Oth-st
NINE. HoRTENsE. 2iG West ijth-st-,
neal sih-ave.. Partisan couturiere recently
with y. Altman and Stern Bros ladies'
material used. latest Paris and London
fashion plates: gowns remodelled: prices
| moderate.
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED dress
maker highest references, desires engage
| ments. day or week; city or country: finest
| French models. Address Miss f., Box JO2,
| Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1.242 Broadway.
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4 LADY desires position as reader: hours
from TO q afternoons. T.. y. =, lib
Nl,af SIsf-ef
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domestic 6ituations Uanle6
Males.

COACHMAN.-By a young married man
understands his duties thoroughly; soon,
careful driver: willing and obliginy; per.
sonal city references. NJ. IT, West
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Ciin Real Cslalc for Sale.

LEFT OVER. west side houses AMI Ga.r.
reduced rents. near office. STEVENS. 9th
ave. cog. :3d-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner iOSih-s' go
Substantial artistic. detached house. low
price. srnI Tor circular. ATLAS III.
PROV EMEST co. - Broadway.
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50 AND Up VIII paper your room In
fine gold paper: kalsominod. I3c. paint
ING mastering and outside work done at
very low prices SAMUELSON. Jos East
T5th-s'.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
Tuesday. MARCH. 81

Vessel Line. For. Mails 80. :, o.no a II,
Aer G Lloyd. Bremen. oVV a III 9.oo - ~,
Algonquin clyde. Jacksonville. .''''''' 40 >, -,
Nacoochee, Savannah savannah. '''''''' "'' "
WEDNESDAY. MARCH q.
-.,. WAT c.a- riverrool .. 500 n m II :0o n m
anton $3.50 100 a m 1000 n
NV oih ga /. m 4
city Of Washington NY&Cuba Havana l'op III 20 ~
Iampasas Mallory. Galveston. .''''''' 90 -
FL Dorado Morgan. New Orleans. 90 l.,
Trinidad Quebec. bermuda ~ Il W 10 ~, -
Andes Atlas Gonaives. w d III - "
THURSDAY. MARCH 90.
Augusta Victoria HambA Amer HamSg s.3l m II ~ III
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COACEMAN.-A gentleman wishes
situation for his coachman. whom he can
confidently recommend 10 any person neen
inc MIA services. T. s., 10 East 3ith-st.,
ureseuf emplOyer.
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FARMER.-By working foreman;
American married. small family; can work
as well as manage: Is practical In every
branch: excellent stock and dairyman; best
references. CARPENTERS Bureau, loS
cfh-aye
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ENGLEWOOD.

a public protest against the clause, which, he con-
sioeFed. meant a religious boycott"
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Real Goiaic to exchange.

WATER FRONT. storage property. sub
s'aniial building. VIII exchange f1r cIgn-
tfy residence. HOYT q AlKES. 1879
Broadway.
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FURNISHED Rooms.


A CHOICE q offices for physicians and
dentists: apartments with and without
board in select private houses. suites with
baths: references. "a West 33th-st
MADisON-AvE. corner. "a East 18th
st.-Largc and small rooms. with strictly
first class appointments and cuisine. very
reasonable rates; accommodations cons!d-
cred.
81 WEST 10TH ST Large rooms on
second and fourth nooir.
45TH-ST.. WEST.-Handsomcly fur
nished. large square rooms. for gentle
men.
45TH-sT.. WEST l23.-second story
front sunny exposure. ali conv"niences;
private family: rooms fourth floor
45TH-ST. 1Oi WEST. Elegantly fur
nished large front room. running water.
suitable for two gentlemen.
GG WEST 4TH ST. Washington Square -
Nicely Furnished rooms FOR housekeeping
or gentlemen: rent 81 30 up
1873 EAST G1ST-ST. Newly furnished
rooms large and small; board II desired.
227 WEST 34TH-Sr.. near Broadway.
Handsomely furnished. large and small
front rooms. So upward.
3Ot WEST 2sTH ST. Bright. pleasant.
well furnished rooms. permanent or tran
silent: private family.
aa2 MADISON AVE.-suite II three
rooms on third floor. corner house. To-
gethcr separately references.
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Gin Rra! Cslalc 60 Get

ALL or PART. Furnished or not resi-
G"rrc. iow rrnf. IrlfAf" family. 81 We
hGfN-af before -
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Gelp Uanteo.

rr ASisN he best best selling article in the
country; every body neSus u; srpnlllSs ~, 20
silver NOVELTY MANUFACTURING o.
323 South Cl.nton-aye.. trenton. y. -,
AGENTS wANTED.-Ncw household ar
n nS,gi se' ADDRESS + HOWARD MANU-
FACTURTNG Co. Providence. r. l.
-CAxvASsERS. There's money in H.
sample IOc. Blk. MFG. CO.. III North
Vine-st.. lia Teton. Penn.
yOI- CAN TRIPLE YOUR INCOME or
make $40 per day. Greatest money-mak-
iog household article ever invented. Can
yasstnr not necessary. Sample 50c.
ENGEI MFG. Co. 2G2 Ayers-avc. Chi
cago. III.
GARDENER. $40; married coachm ian
~, .oruh.nds SO FARMERS SUP
PLY. 3O6 Washington-st.. brooklyn.
NFv WANTED on cattle steamers TO
r1ndon. Liverpool. Glasgow. work Tor
pnsfaGe Apply "a Greenwich-st.
statesmen for bead ornaments. with
n little capital; you make big money an i
/ are your own boss. Apply ~ ltoap"ay'
/ corner Marcy-ave.. "a hoor. BROOKLYN.
! sAtESMEN to sell specialties. Call this
oftcrno"n' ZIG Havcmeyer Building, 20
I Cortlandt-st
! WANTED. Useful man, near city; Tor
garden, lawn and general work, no horse
| or COW: must he temperate, uu'lWo'tny
! aud handy with tools state ~hat you can
do. Address HANDY. Box ., Tribune
/ On.cc.
Females.
APPRENTICES WANTED to learn mil
lnery. II 7th-ave. -
HANDS WANTED for bead ornament
| Anplv 20 Broadway. corner Marcy-aNe.
/ I'd noor. Brooklyn.
LADIES WANTED to write a. nom,
Sl5 weekly. NJ canvassinE' relp'y urI -
sfamtcd envelope Miss FANNIE FELN
NOR. south Bend. Ind.
,N.rED 4 Young woman. strong. In
,ellircnt and cheerful as companion LOT ar
enileptic young woman. Cali between
and Z. at - West IOth-st.. Or. wright
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BOARD ano Rooms.


MADISON-AVE. $50 Desirable newly
furnished large and small rooms sooN
table; references.
EAST 55TH-ST.. 700 5,h-ave. Elegant
corner rooms (sOuthern exposure. WIN
board: strictly first-class.
10TH ST. - EST.-Superbly furnished
parlor and sleeping room: meals II desired.
top moor rooms. 81. 81 -.
llTH-ST., . EAST, DOCK from
Broadway-GOOd neiehborhOod. large. ci"-
giant. front room. modern convenience. eA-
cellent table. references.
21ST ST. I45 EAST. Gramercy Park
Desirable rooms. generous table. every
thing frst-class. privilege private pa4k'
references.
Gs WEST list ST Hall and connecting
room: back parlor; good board; table
board: no May moving.
$50 WEST l27TH-ST Above room. with
board for two: private family, references.
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miscellaneous.

WANTED TO PURCHASE. secondhand
bicycle In good order. cheap. hickory pneu-
matte prcfcrrc'i: state price and make.
H. y. T. 3O2 Putnan-ave.. brooklyn