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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
TIETyG THE TyITED PRESS SERvICE.

Lacrosse. Wis. Jan 23.-"rhe Daily Press" Of
this city. old AMI well-established paper has
begun to take the service OF the United Press ana
has abandoned that with which it has hitherto
been furnished.
Louisville Ky. June 23.-"The Herold.' new
German daily paper has begun publication here and
is being supplied with the full leased-wire service
OF The Inifel Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
INrFACTURERS WANT RECTPROCITT.

Cincinnati. Jan 2-At the session OF the Ma
tonal Manufacturers convention here to-day feso-
buttons passed favoring reciprocity. subsidies
for ocean commerce. tine Nicaragua Canal and IN
ferndl waterways. Tn" convention organized per
mancnily. Thomas r Esau. Of ohio. being chosen
chaiTInaI. speeches made by senator War
ncr Miller. Of New Ork. the subject OF the
Nicaragua Canal. ana by VI. h. ingalls,. president
81 the Big Four Railway. On "Our Relations 10
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DhESSNAkiNG.


A.-DRESSMAKER - Elegant cutter
and inter, 81 day or at home perfect
~. guaranteed. velvet. silk or cloth suits
60 IN one week for $40. fancy waists.
Io,s ana ball gowns speciality. "a Fast
.s',. near Broadway.
-fIRSTCLASS dressmaker wishes
Ao,n.e" more engagements by day n
MAJ perfect litter and designer; imported
L Do, nrst-class references. Address |.
1n ". i.242 Broadway.
nhhsT CLASS dressmaker by day. ~ rs.
,v.,at home. reasonable. s. T. Taylor's
s,.n'1n,i; cutting, fitting and bssting a
-s-.-aI,y STYLISH. I.242 Broadway.
,nIisTIc DRESsMAKER: first class NJ
No. accustomed 20 fine trade: desires
49, engagements in lrst-class families.
"a moderate. personal references. ID.
Ahn,isTlC DRESSES made or remodclled
~,asu, price this month: fancy bodice.
,. skirts; also ball. evening. welding
t,vp.,oh and stage dresses. walking and
q, lung tailor-made suits and coats made
ns,,or' notice; cutting and b9sting. 81;
2O'h-st. "'"'' '''
"saitisTIc DREssMAKINC. - Imported
ner a,ons. tabernacle suits. $40: also din
per,.a evening gowns at short notice:
Ess, =, ~ and finish. Mrs. M'ELROY. Al
yers,, l,st.. between Broadway and Uni
an. EXPERIENCED dressmaker 10 go
s7ts..,' ~ the day. ROssBERG. 1871 East
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HELP WANTED.

\ MAN To solicit tenants sor Office buld
inyS q. T., BOX - Tribune once.
FOREMAN WANTED for u small brass
foundry. steady position for IN" flsat
man. Address r., Tribune Oflce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
PRESIDENT DIAZ WARLIK
IF. INFORMS GUATEMALA THAT SHE MUST con
CEDE MEXICo's DEMANDS OR TAKE
THE Co\SFOI-FN,.I.S

CEDE MEXICO'S DEMANDS OR TAKE
THE CONSEQUENCES.
81. Louis. Jan. "a dispatch from the city Of
Mexico says that after a stormy Cabinet meeting
on Monday night. President Diaz informed Guate-
mala, through its Minister that he would not con-
csde one iota and that Guatemala would have TO
accede 10 Mexico's demands or suffer the conse-
Quences. There is apparently no recourse but war.
unless Guatemala completely backs down. and there
IS no probability OF her doing So
Other Central American representatives made the
statement TO President Dlaz that they unders TODD
Mexico was trying TO grasp Central American terri
tory. President Diaz denied the assertion He said
that Mexico would have her rights and the boundary
line should be as she demanded but that Mexico
had all the territory she needed Il looked as
though the other Central American Republics were
behind Guatemala.
strong Gordon Of police is placed about the hotels
in which the ('uatemaian Legation and Minister are
staying in order that Insult shall be offered to
them by over-Zealous MeXicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
WAR VESSELS PREPARING FOR SEA.

Vallejo Cal. Jan. 23.-An order has been received
here from the Navy Department to prepare imme-
dately the cruisers Ranger and Alert for sea. and
the coalng and provisioning OF these vessels ~ now
being rapidly pushed. 1t is stated that both yes
sells will put 10 on Thursday under sealed orders
The cruiser Boston is also being hurredly put in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
THE INDICTMENTS THROWv OCT or corn

Lancaster. Penn. Jan. Civilian a. Wood
general agent OF the Fidelity Building and Loan
Association Of Washington. d. {, which recently
wen. into receivers hands. was tried here to-day
~, opo ~ tho fifteen indictments. charged with
false pretence and fraud. After hearing the prose
cution the Cour; held that case had not been
the other indictments will be dropped. There are
thousands OF victims OF the Fidelity IN THIS and
iQh
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Ten JrRoRS WE'RE roR uR. rLAcLER

Jacksonville Fla Jan. . CipeciaD.-After eight
days rill in the United States Court o; the eject
ment suit Of Harry Pickney Norihrup aud Emily
@ Norihrup. Of Nrw-York. against Henry VI Flag
Ter. the Siaudiri Oil millionaire the case ended
this afternoon IN misirial The jury Of nine white
and three cpl0rel men failed 90 agree upon a yer
Dict. They stood ten iu favor of the defendant
and Two FOR the plaintiff The suit -
.ic.tfneut and tho property involved Land m
=. Augustine valued ar about $50 the site -
the Union Depot being part ~ =.
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THE Duke OF ARGYLL IMPROVING

Glasgow. Jan. 2s.-The condition OF the Duke %
Argyll is improved His physicians have announced
tina, they will issue more daily bulletins unless
his condition be worse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR sAI.E.-Flrst- 2J-foot high-stoop
broWnstone house: south side Slst-st.. be
tween broadway and 5th-ave. Apply To II.
L. ROGERS. . Pine-st.
FOX SALE. BY the executors the five
story brownstone hous" and lot. NC
East llIth-st., y. T.. size - feet By half
the block: rented 10 May l. 1895. Apply
~ OGDEN < Ozark ~ ifh-aNe
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HORSES AND CARRIAGEa

TEAM Of stylish lady's saddle and driv-
ing cobe. Isl hands high. will sell one
or both low; also traps. harness. saddle.
&c. trial and examination invited. AC-
TORS Tribune Office
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L rnhn
DYNAMITE PLOT IN HAWAII.
THE ROYALIsTs INTENDED TO BLOW Up TIIF
GOVERNMENT RI.II I,IN1. N TIL,
RECENT REVOLT.

RECENT REVOLT.
San Francisco. Jan. 23.-Facts have come TO light
I'm this city which show that the Royast revolt in
Honolulu included pot TO blow up the Government
building with dynamite. IT Is now known that the
sailing vessel which took a consignment of arms
from Victoria also carried a supply OF dynamite
and other powerful explosives. and that these were
landed under cover OF darkness miles beyond
Diamond Head. When the Alameda sailed from,
Honolulu the rebels carried the and explo-
siNes back into the hills to the place whore Wilcox
was intrenched with his men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
REAL ESTATE.

WANTED. -Ffrst-mortgage on 3 S-story
ana basement fancy brick houses. hard
wood finish. location frst-class: value -
houses, Sli 600 each. and want loan Of
ss'"p at per cent each. Apply Il, 20
'ourt-s'. BROOKLYN
LEONARD MOODY Peal Esiate.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS ROOMS BURNED.

Berlin. Jan. 23.The rooms recently constructed
for the Kaiser in the lawn-tennis house in Exhibit
ton Park burned this morning.
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FAMINE THREATENED IN IRELAND.

THE SITUATION IN THE WEST SAID BY WILLIAM
o'BRIEN TO BIZ EXTREMELY SERIOUS
Dublin. Jan. Civilian OBrien NJ. p. has
written letter to THE Freemans Journal" say
ing that famine is threatened In the west OF
Ireland He declares that the situation there Is
already more serious than II was In 1891 when Chief
Secretary Bafour expended Il go 900 from the Brit
fish Treasury 10 relieve the sufferings of the people
q al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
A NEW PRESIDENT IN ARGENTINA.

SAENH PENA QUIETLY SUCCEEDED BY SENIOR
JRIBrRr.
Washington Jan. 2;-Minster Buchanan. AT
Euenos Ayres. cables TO the State Department.; that
The Argentine Cabinet resigned last Wednesday
mat President Saenz Peha resigned yesterday and
tnat the NicePresident. Senior Criburu had assumed
the Presidency. All was quiet there to-day.
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NEED YOT SHOW SENATOR FAIRS WILLS.

San Francisco. Jan. 23-Judge Slack to-day de-
cded that the executors OF the estate Of Senator
Fair need no; produce in court. : demanded by
the children various wills executed by Fair prior
to December 81 last. The Court also denied the
children inspection of the documents. The mat
ter Will be- taken 10 the Supreme Court.
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SIR HENRY PONsoNBY WEAKER.

London. Jan. 2S-The condition OF Sir Henry F.
Ponsonby not so favorable this afternoon. lie
is much weaker
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FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second
hand wood and iron working achines
fully guaranteed: machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE r. EDDY. SOS Mad
sOn-st.
AT LITrLE's TOOL. STORE. 50 Fulton
g. NewYo;k workshop machinery Colt
rc~"r). list free: wood-carvlng .ools. scroll
saws designs and fancy woods: incuha'ors
and breeders In operation
CIGAR STAND for sale cheap. best down
town ucafion. cal RAJ NHElM. Room
! io5. 100 ful'on-s'.
CLOSING OFT. great sacrifice. beautiful
gold chair warranted French l"lf. only
- =" retniled elsewhere for s. - buy
ron factory. GOLD CHAIR MAN FACT
rRERs - Murray-s'.
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT for sale
cheap handsomely Cited 40 Address
u IS Tribune One. ~ agents.
ELEIANT UPRIGHT PiANO. reliable
make cost $50. VIII sell a. irss fhan
hall price iGl Wcs' i5th-st
Ft'IL SIZE Amhefgs Letter File. thirty
tnieN~i drawers. with fpur-nuw transfer
lts. nq god 49, new cost. So. VIII sell
fpr So ,ash. Room -. ~ 5tn-av".
HERRING champion safe. near, n~v.
outside -ig" .SN3s call 90 adde's =.
= r. - Trpnts'
Old ESTABLISHED piano manufacture.
~ account = over stock = 49, pianos At
factory. viii sell ~ '.s' fAgt0r price.
cas-, terms Address FACTORY. Tribune
one
pIANO Magnificent upright nothing Ike
- etrr nT~r,i 81 Nen YORK Dhrtl. 3Jl
last apfh -
EFsTAt'HANT nn- location. runnine
order. pretty p.sre. must soil imn"di
afei,. caI-r sickness q bargain fpr some
one 80 Oh a'~
no CLOSE AZ ESTATE ua1l-om- up.
uglt g.aus. Dffl. us~l. also EngI
hr-~.n lsiiing shotgun 'ri.r lHw i2b
West tIf
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III SI>I.Ss CHANCES.

\ s5orp AMPLY SEQ RED 2 desires.
f0f N.N York theatrical production. nNN
op a. and PLAYING best cities. viii bear
thorough Investigation. mDn's "nni-i -
enlarg~ production. Nlir~s- CALDWELL.
kls~ a LrAngcfs Theatrical ENrhhnsr.
city
\ VALUABLE PATENT FOR SALE
hatr recently received patent rsht on
a Combination Te,ck can he used pn'Nhei"
hat ioch- are needed cannot Dc 'pie Aei
10 key neeied Will sell patent night heap.
need none Address EMIL IT. NhGhEN
butler Penn
ADJ STABLE wRE&cH. combines
strength AMI simpilcli'. Described in
Weekly Tribune. January - page ; In
,~n'lon f1- safe JASON ". 'HANDALI.
Last River y. y.
4 LARGE furnished house IN attn.st.
near Broadway. We'll niled. price. 81 .Du
principals only Address ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS. Box ,. l2i2 Ir'adway
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business purposes. Investors advised
without charge of desirable opportunities.
highest commercial references GKlGGS
& CARLTON. 10 broadway.
CASH manufacturing business. with 5000
IN plant and wachinefs unlncumo~r'd.
desires loan Si.pD for Henf on such 80
curiiV a. thai affords LIBERAL IT'D
me once
ELASTIC WOODEN WHEELS. Improved
article iusi patented. all makers - Hight
vehicles should examine. So" ArhicN"-
mrnis ~ Yankee Skill" W"ehly Tribune.
January -. page q. " y. STEVENS.
Washington. u. g
FOREIGN MARKETS Gentleman retlr-
Ing after many Year, Government ser
vice IN Europe desires 10 represent abroad
Arms seeking European trade. has large
business Acquaintance on other side. ana
mercantile experience here, hlghest ref
erence Address NJ East ilsi -.
New- York
FOR SALE Butter and egg store with
milk route. good and increasing business.
hest part II Columbus ave. Address u.
49, West iith-N.
FOR SALE \ controlling interest In a
long established. handsomely pay INK pun
fishing business. ~ agents. Address BOX
81. Tribune once.
IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN. Means for
keeping the pen point dry when not m
use. Invention for sale. ISAAC Robbins. |
Toppenish. Wash.
TWO ANTHRACITE cOLI.IERlEs Tor
sale. shipping regularly. valuable tracts
North and South. new laundry. com
plete. brick building. central location, |
fine opening for party with SVD. anI a |
spok" and handle plant Ia he New |
south STIEAFEH 4 TURNER Potts. |
VILE. Penn.
THE MUTUAL. Gold Mining and Milling |
Co. capital stock $i.V'DOo. on~rs for |
sale for limited tim" shares full paid ana !
non -assessdDie. $40 per share. oTTON. |
2o6 West 42d-si
WANTED. -IiaulwaI. or other statesmen 10 |
sell tho Automatic Tctner az sid" me. |
sells on sight. liberal commissions. pocket |
model WALDEN l.. HASi<iN. Sole As'.
Granville. y Y
WIRE-SPLIciNG WIRES. A new invrn- /
ton for iin-men Described IN Semi |
Weekly Tribune. January 70 page u. W. |
=. LENNON. Iiarilrshurg. Ky.
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TO RELAN TIE PRESS CENsORs

St Petersburg Jan 23-The Car has instructed
A commission 10 revise the rules governing the
censorship OF foreign press dispatches. His purpose
is to make the rules lenent possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
HOARD AND ROOMS.

A-34 WEST 5iST-ST. desirable ana
handsomely furnished rooms wl'h Doa'd'
references.
NICELY furnished rooms. tabi" board I;
Terms moderate" 10 ST. Luke fiar'
H.eroy.s,.) near Hudson.
WEST 7TH-sT.-Eiegantiy furnished
third floor front room. parlor hlhlhs
room; superior table and attendance TEL
erences.
1TH-AvE.. 2Go. near 2is.-st. Suite Of
rooms with bath. private iabl'' "Pe"
CRATE Are; reference -
iaTH-sT.. 2Io WEST II ndsonely fur
uIshei rooms table an sarfoandlhgs
first. class in every respect
10 WEST ADD ST Desirable rooms wllh
board: table board: references ehchahteI'
% WEST 18TH ST.--Hsndfomeiy furnished
rooms; large and small. excellent td"ie'
desirable location.
81 EAST 02D-sT.. near Madison "y ave.,
Sunny hall room. fourth moor 'front.' WIN
board. ------
s7Tu-sT.. ~ WEST. Desirable weN-fur-
nI,hed second story square rooms TO lr,'
with superior board references relhir.I
asTH-sT.. 10 WEST Very desirable.
medium sized, square back rooms WIN
board: references given ana rea"'e"'
ApyERTIsEMENTs AND sUBsCRIP-
TIONS FOR THE NEW-YORk ThiD-
UNE Will. BE RECEIVED AT Iht
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1.?a2 broadway.
Cd door north OF Thirty-nrst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
CONSERVATIVES GAIN HEAVILY.
THEY CARRY TIE EvEsHAM DISTRICT BY
LARGELY INCREASED MAJORITY

LARGELY INCREASED MAJORITY.
London JAN. 23-The Parliamentary election IN
the South or Eyesham Division. OF WORCESTERSHIRE
Yesterday resulted in the return Of Colonel Long
Conservative by "a vote of AGO 10 5oS TOT r I'M
pey, Liberal
At the last election In this district the Conserva-
tives elected the late Sir Edmund Lechmere TO Inc
House OF Commons by $50 majority The Liberals
"a reduce the majority 1t has. instead, been more
than doubled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

FRONT rARIoR and front bedroom. TO.
location, nice hous" ALLEN. 3js West
45th-si
LARGE furnished room with all conve-
n.tnc.s. also hall room. private house.
moderate. gentleman. is7 East seth 81
u WEST I2TH-sT.-Larxe furnished
rooms IN "a quiet. private house. sunny
southern exposure. overlooking 5ih-aVe.
references.
2lST ST. - EAST.-A well furnished top
n0or square room. southern rxpOsufe,
desirable location. icfersncey.
% GRAMERCY PARK Elegantly fur
nished gcntlrmans apartments private
bath. also small room. breakfast. refer
encea.
81 WEST BOTH ST. -Bach~lor's quarters.
newly furnished; ia private house. icca-
ton unsurpassed. every convenience. at
tendance. breakfast. moderate terms.
>: EAST SisT-ST.. near Madison ava
Boston lady has taken a cosey. homeiike
house and desires To let square room. up
one flight. II II furnished prettiiy. Is very
sunny and has dressing room and all con
yeniences.
lis EAST IsTUsT. Handsomely fur-
nishcd rooms square or en- suite. also
parlor floor; near Union square. baths on
second and third floors
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBscRlP-
TIOSS FOR THE NETWORK TRIli-
l'NE WILL BE RECEIvED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Ia: Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.
--~~-,>~--~-->~--- @--~-7~-
Male.

ENGINEER. experienced. desires position;
Al references. J. G.. ll2 East llth-st.
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FRONT IARLDN and front bedroom to
gethcr. only 81 80 per week. very good
location, nice hous.. ALLEN 3js West
45fl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

WIRE-SPLIciNG WIRES. A new invcn-
ton for iin-men. Described IN semi
Weekly Tribune. January 20 page -. W.
=. LENNON. Iiardirshurg. Ky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

PLUMBER. BY young man; STEADY ana
reliable: jobbing new work. Pill MBEh'
| E,2 ..i-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

5000 AMPLY SEcJ RED 2 desires.
fnr N.N York theatrical production n'N
op f-ai and PLAYING best cities. Nil bear
thorough iur'stIstfl'n. wuu't wnni-i -
enlarg~ production. Nlir~s- 'Al.DN Eli.
klsN Lriauger. Th~atricA ENchansr.
city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

At the fourteenth annual meeting OF the mem
bers OF the Mutua Reserve Fund Life Associa-
ton Yesterday, in their new building at Broad" way
and Duane-st, action was taken to show the re-
gret felt for the absence OF T.. B harper the
president who IL Ill at Lakewood. telegram or
svn,na,hv was gent to Mrs Harper. with hopes
for her husbands speedy recovery. and one was
sent to Mr. Harper expressing regret NJ his II
ness and congratulations for his success IN ne
conduct of the immense business OF the associa-
ton as set forth in It's annual statement
The association now has. as II shown IN Inc. re-
mort a total business OF S2s3 1866 1906 gain Of 80
i5sOil over 1893. The death claims paid in lss,
were $UO5,40 Of: the assets are $5,o56 10 80, ana
liabilities & s2G 10: net surplus over liabilities.
y3,16.l7s SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


Az EASY WAY TO SECTRE \ HOME
Properties n New-Jersey. New-YorN and
P'nnsylNaula. FOR sale at r@asOnaJl.
prices and upon Easy terms as much as
- per cent q purchase price may remain
for REASONABLE time On bond arl mortgage
al . per cent these holdings consist o;
farms to' varying acreage under culllNa-
tom, having farm buildings thereon. h.
good condition. dwellings. I'm many large
cities. country residences. near New-iorh
also desirable lots Ia various localities.
win special terms 20 thoS" con empla'IuS
building. For additional Information APP
ply to MDRTGAGEE. Postofiice Box 1874.
New York city.
AGENCY FOR Montclair. -Resid~nce. all
Winds. for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBES & TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. y. \.
FLORIDA HOTEI-IO rooms. attractive
location. long season OF all year great
sacrifice. J. ". ATWATER. 81 Liberty-st.
FOR SALE-A two-storv frame cottage.
10 rooms. mansard roof: piazza on two
sides and barn. with three acres u land.
Inquire HENRY T. LAMB. North Ben
nington. W.
SHORE BOARDING HOUSE. Greenwich -
- rooms. near depot and steamboat.
$1,000; bargain. J. ". ATNATER. 81
iiberty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

A.-4 WEST 5iST-ST. desirable an,
handsomely furnished rooms. Win board
refereDrsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

REAL ESATE.- Young man. 70 college
education. good family. appearance ana
address, experienced In real estate, VANS
posrion. Address WILLIAMS. "a sth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24

DINNER FOR GOvrRNOR FLOWER
\ dinner was given for ex-governor Flower at
the Hotel Waldorf last night by the members OF
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FLOORS TO LET. WITH POWER
In the
METROrOIITAN REALTY BUILDING.
FIKEPEOOF.
siz. jonepi. windows on four sides
fronting Brooklyn Bridge. william and
Rose SIS
rutland & WHITING. , Beekman-st.
FIRST FLOOR ard basement. with steam
power. steam heat. good light. building
CDr1'r 9Th and Lewis So. Apply II. T.
BARTLETT. 2Or f.-Wis-st.
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URESSNAkING.


CAPABLE DRESSMAKER in all Hs
branches with highest references desires
engagement In OF out Of town. ny day OF
week. Address Miss n, BOX Jo@. i'%'-
broadway.
COMPETENT DREssMAKER. fuzzy un-
derstardlng different systems. seeks en-
gagements. terms moderate; Satisfaction
guaranteed Address DRESSMAkEE' II
Bible House
DRESsMAKER wants few more Gus
toners at nome; suits from ~ up. MISS
IL FOX. 3i2 West sOth-si.. near RIVER
side Drive.
DRES3MAKER. First class. by the day.
French system: Godet organ skirts a
specially; quick worker. saving cutter: no
disappoln tTnpnt: reference. Miss AkEE-
LEY. 1l3 West 9O'h-s;.
FIRST CLASS DRESsMAKER elegant
inter and latest designs. BY the day on
week. 22l East lith-st.
FRENCH DRESSMAKER will make cling
81 ham dresses In styles for spring and call
n: residence 10 ~ during January and
February. MODES. JOG West @2d-st.
INFANTS hne handmade long and short
OUTFITS also artistic children's dresses.
AT moderate prices. Address MADAME.
Tribune once.
SEAL GARMENTS redy-d and altered
INTO fashionaNi capes and Eton Jackets.
Mrs BARKER. 1l6 West 20th-st.. rear
Broadvay, late with Gunthers Sons. 0th-
ave.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FARMS WANTED FOR my Spring Cat
a,ogue. Send fan particulars At once !.
no charges unless a sale is effected. +.
ROWLAND. III Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-24
HELP WANTED.
Female.

HELP WANTED.
Female.
A LADY. qualified by education ana cuitl
waited taste. To represent MS IA aP''iai
work among Hn exclusive custom p"
weekly t. correct party. n u. I'm
BROCK. - East ilth-si
LATNDREs. and DISIlWASHER IN pr
yate boarding house. must u" eNp'ii-
-ncrd. capable and willing. city references
Apply ~ Fast 2tst-st.. from Ia j y. III.
Thursday.
WAITRESS. coiorrd. thoroughly expert
.nrrd. competent To rarNe and MI but-
ler's place In every respect. best refer
ences required. cali li3 Madison ave.
Tuesday. between l and o'clock
WANTED. As private secretary and gen
-ral office assistant. II young ladN haNilS
highre' references. must b" WILING anu
obliglng. one having good khpNieHse ~
French and ready 10 assist small boys IN
their Lessons preferred. Address, STATING
weekly salary. SECRETARY. Tribune Up
town Office. .2i2 broadway.
WANTED.-A respectable. honest. trus,
worthy and oblging woman as nurse !"
child two years old. the best personal rrf-
srenccs required. wages. SIG. can between
and 1880. ~ Lexington-ave.