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Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

Sine ebenIo oufreoeube, pie erfolgloie
Sagb purbe geftern IoHmittdg an Der Glort
StraBe duf etnen 3of9enbieb genta4t, Der
Ii6 cine 6onb bon 9tideI, Die er in Gpnblc>
teur MeId's Sof9e 9efunben, an9eetgnet
bate. Wel9 lit Gonoucteur auf et1em
Garfield Mpe. =2lnbGn9epdgen Der 2incoln
Mpe. z&ubelbabnlinie. Sem Mdgen mar
geitern 2tbenb gegen 5 l1br, ols Der 3ug an
Der Noro @lort StraBe entlang fubr, 10
bi9t nit Bafdgteren befeBt, DaB er erit an
Der Sdf StraBe nit benz @tn1dmmelR Der
Nidel fertig nurbe. @r bate eben Die 9ano
na9 Dem 2eberitrang arSgeftredt, nm DaS
78ite SabrgeIb auf Der ubr gu regiitrtren,
ais er cine 6anD in Ieiner rebten lle6er<
5ie6ertaI9e fii6lte, bic cine 9an5e Wfen9e
RideIitiide entbtelt. Mel6 lieB ben Strid,
ben er bate Sieben tpplen, fobren unb griff
bafir nd9 Der 9anb in feiner Sd19e. @r
padte audi etnen Mrm unb berIu9te, ibn
f%eit3u6dlten, bod Der Gtgent6iimer De1elben
rib It9 los u1lb i'm nG9ften Mugenblid fab
man einen f6md6tigen, gutgefleiOeten, jun
gen Mtann, BON Der Nlattform abfpringen
unb in 1ibliher &i9tung babDnldufen.
Mel9 Iprang Dem 6lii9tltng naA, unb rtef
glet9er 3eit nit tpeitbin 19alenber Stimme
aus; SD bin beitoblen, baGtet ben 9ieb."
Sin 9ubenb Pafdgiere, fotpie Der @onouc=
teur Des DDrberen Wdgens tparen ebenfdQs
abgefprungen unb nun ging Die Sagb Die
@Garf StraBe entlang. 8Dn alien Setten
tamen, Dur9 ben Qdrm unb bds @ef6ret
angelpdt, 2eute berbetgeeilt urb bic 3a6l
Der 8erfolger 3Gblte balb nd9 9unberten.
DIS Der 9teb an Der Mtrt6f9aft BON SarneS
S6erGod, 369 q. Glart @trdBe borbetItef,
fam Der 8eitBer, Der Die Rufe r9altet ben
9teb", bernommen bate, 6erausgeetlt unb
gebDrte bon nun an al ben ndbiten unb au6
gefd6rli9iten 8erfDlgern bes let6tfiiBtgen
9tebes, Dem er, pie ii3 fe4r balo 5etgte, i'm
S9neQGauf mod iibertraf, M&tt iebem
Sprunge fam er Inn nG6er unb an Der @de
Der Sat @traBe gelang es ibm, beien Hods
I9oB gil erfafen unb nod gu balten, @i>
men MDment f6ten eS, ais penn Der 9teb
gefangen fet, @lei9 Darduf fab man i'm
uber auf ben bort 8temlt9 bp9liegenDen
Geitenipeg binauffpringen. Sberlod mu9te
ben Sprung nit, glitt aber, oben angetom>
men, aus unb ftir5te Der QGnge na3 bin,
0dbur9 purbe Der 9teb pieber fret unb
mar glet9 bdrouf in Der bu1lflen N1eD 3tpt>
I9en Der Glarf 9traBe unb Der Ga Safe
NOe, berf6punben. 3pei POli3iften liefen
inn nac6 febrten iebo9 na9 etntgen W}t=
nuter unberrt9teter Sadie pteber 5uriid.
DIS @onbucteur @eI9 enbG9 19tmpfenb
unO gdn5lt9 auBer &tbem Ietnen @agen
Dteber beitteg, fanb er, baB INN $3.50 in
&letngelo feblten. 0ds @elb mar linn gum
She'll geitObIen porben, gum She'll aber
au4 pGbrenb bes 2aufens aus Der Saf4e
g%efaQer.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Observation-Disclosures

9ie fOI8enben Observation-Disclosures Dur:
ben geitern auSgeteut:
so. 6. 2oobGa6, OreitO6iges @obn6aus.
$50. 1491 gtetppOrt @De., berani6lagt ou'
$4,000; 6. $. @bapef, 5tpei 3petif. @obns
bduicr, 5821-23 Sofion Npe., $500
s. $. Warlb, 8Deiit. @obnbaus, No. 421
81. Str, $4,000; SO. &ube, 3petit. @obn:
9aus, 3045 Barneu @pe., $4,000; 8. ..
8a0ne, 3peiit. MobnbauS, 1873 0ar
8urenitr., $4,000; g. SO. Rotb, 8pciit.
Wobn3aus, 26 sc, Campbell 2Lpe., $4,000
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Gtnnabmen 6es maHeromts.

Die Ginnabmen beS MoHeramtes fir bas
Sabr 1894 ite1en iib mad ben geItrtgen @rz
mittelungen be5 Observation-Disclosures
GroKette nod nm $30,95O,22 b0ber uIs
9err Grofette Bel Der Nbfafung ietnes
Sa6resbert9ts beranf9lagt bate, nGmlif
auf $3,03O,777.57, gegen $2,837,827,35 i'm
Sabre Dor6er.
SIM Mpnat DECEMBER 1894 betruqen Die
@inna5men $435,732,03, i'm 9e5ember beS
0oriabres $378, 312.48.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

See Rance, Elm 5arbi9er, tpeI6er
tur5l!4 aus @olumbus, s., einen 0ro6brief
etnPttng, fpanbte ii@ geItern an 8ofti1fpecz
TOR Stuart, oamit berIel6e, pen1 m6dIfr6
ben S9ulotgen CUR &e6enf6aft 3iebe, W?ie
es i9etnt, rii6rt Der 8rtef BON BEN Qe,rfpn
Der, tpel4e Dor 26 SSSo6ren Nance'g @otsr
IN gtepberrp, @. g., ~ermprbeten.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

Ger0biebmngeu ia RtanpS rOr Der SaOentmr=
- ~2tmfn0bme! Mir BADEN cine @n3Qbl Suftrll=
nente, Die nun iebr lpeni9 eebraudt ip~nr6eu-Yianos.
opn melben bic meifteu tbatiGblid 10 gut nie neu limb.
g8tr %offertre1t 0ieIelbelt gu ben ~fDlgenber @erabieBunqen.
NIT oenIelben Dor Der ~idbrlibeu Snpentursa ufuabme
auf2llrGlmeu.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Stdoti1bes.
Qus0auer fabrt sum 5ieI.

Dem 3taliener Joieph Rofo eeIinst es ouf
eieentbimlife Dirt, pom Dem friiheren
Banter mcaooncroft $500 3uriif3uer-
haIteu, ole CT etnt bel iRm oeponirt
bate.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
hooo's fnrirt.

9oB 6oob's SoriopariUo furirt, TT peber
cine mitlt9e nod iibertrie6ele ~8ebauptun9
ietner Gtge1tbiilner. Mtttbei(uu9eu pon
&anienben 9laubwitrOi8er periOneH betatis
gen, oaB 6OO0'S turirt.
@Oo6's PtGGen f0rbern bic 8er6auun9.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
ANIMAL N0tAmnnt of the READING FIRE
hhlluol UCotOhlOhG INSURANCE COMPANY of
Reading in the State of Pennsylvania on the 3lst
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in
Iull. 25O,OOOOO
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
San9fin9er uno SdncllIdufer,

Gin DEB, ser cincm GonouFteur 21idd aus
Ger Gafbe eeitobIeu bate, pom eitcr
menf6eumenec p%erfolet ober uidt ein'
ecfau9eH.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Notomont of the KINGS COUNTY FIR
hHhudl ptdtOHlUW INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Bohemian RreWlng 20.

nom Obiruan.
@dtes b6bmif6es ,,BiIfeHer" unfere SRes
%gtaIit6f. Office uub BraUeret 9to. 6S4-7O3
Blue SSIonb Npe. Sohu &rolOoec, 9r6i.; @bas. $.
8optG0, 9iae'9rdi. una SetretGT Otto GubtH, S9es'
usiteE- 2Soe31G MO. Mir
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

Sragt Guren Grocer na6 vEbe SeiBter
& Sunge Co.'S" vQuafer 8rob", ba5
f9madbofteite r6ome Maoe 8rob", baS
lie BON elmer 86deret G~eLiefert mur6e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
APPROTED BY Mr.. CONSTABLE.

THE TENEMENT HoUsE BILL Is THOROUGHLY
INDoRsED BY THE SUPERINTENDENT
OF BUILDINGS
Stevenson Constable. Superintendent OF BuiIdhss'
has issued the following letter:
Department OF Buildings.
As the citizens OF New-i are no DOUBT aWaIr,
an Important bill is pending at the present tHe
before the Legislature at Albany for maj acton
relating 10 much-needed improvements in tAe ar
rangement and construction OF tenement ana iods
ing houses in this city This bill is the result OF inc
labors and Investigations OF the Tenement HOUSE
Commission architects and practical builders.
Realizing the extreme necessity OF improvements
in eo1ment- house construction as set FORM III tc
bin now pending ! WISH as superintendent OF ulS
J,enartment OF Buildings having both my duty anu
tho Interests and safety Of tho ciilzenS al heAIt 10
NM myself on record before the pubic as thoF-
oughly Endorsing the passage OF the len'iHcHt
House bill' substantially as IL no" stdhuS: NY
chief criticism being that the BIZ u not quItc az
great a step in advance as would Ike TO see me
comparatively small advance in the cost OF con
struction would greatly lessen the liability o. loss
occasioned by FIRE not alone of properly put OF me
lives OF thousands OF people living in tenement
houses in this city -, -, l., ~ 90,
s,ruc,ion OF tenement houses in New-NoTk city up
70 the present time. and il is greatly 70 be feared
that there are many more tenement houses punt
Without such freproof construction required by The
law as IL now stands upon our stdtute-bOoks 80
that not alone is the proper enforcement or tho
law the urgent need Of the present time but the
enactAent OF a better and stronger BIZ nece5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
DIXON' OF DR. PARHHCRST

HE THINKS HIN \ GREAT PREACHER, THOUGH
UNCONVENTIONAL.
The Rev. Thomas Dixon. jr. in the Academy Of
Music yesterday. preached a sermon with Or Park
hurst It's subject 1t I'll continuation. he
said OF his answer the odd fashioned c,s-gy men
OF the Church OF England" who recently made
attack upon Mr. Dixon He said In part:
IL cannot be denied that There s. = new pulpit IN
this land pr se'Ttir9 contrasts sharp 10 the pulpit
Of fifty years ago. Whatever else Or. PArkhurst
may be. he is giant int. ."ciual.y IL has (
the most powerful minds Of the Church - J.sIs
Christ. Among PRESBYTERIAN ministers be- star is
without a peer Why. look at hi. beard lie doesn't
that according 80 Church % England. olI-sah ,o
style. Whatever c.se Nc~-York may admire IN Or
Parkhurst IL can't accept his beard. There IL
precedent for such beard IN Heaven or IN he'll
Then again Or. Parkhursi makes people smile n
church by his VII and elpQuruce. and Ie moves
them tie language. Ni.garlv emo
tcnai judged by the o,t-fashOncd Ccrgymcn's
standard. In all these thiNgs Dr. Parkhurs, docs
up TO the STANDARD u the Old school He
Is typical Of the pu.p.t Di. Parkhurst prcach.s
politics ali God has blessed him w,nde rfa.y and
fashioned CO rgymcn. he has desecraied his punt.
according to their standard he has resort~d 10 IN.
Wont vulgar. emotional methods ~ the nes
pulpit Yet all n" word honOrs him and ey.-y
one respects Or ParkhurSt except Muilaliy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
ONE OF THE GiNG CONFESSED.
MIKE" SHANNON AND HIS CoNFEDERATEs ~
JEFFERSON MARKET COURT

MIKE" SHANNON AND HIS CoNFEDERATES IN
JEFFERSON MARKET COURT
For the last six weeks Captain Delaney, OF the
Charles-st sta ;ion. has been worried by gang OF
young toughs who committing a large number
OF burgares in his precinct. In each case the door
was opened with jimmy, and the place. generaHy
a clothing store cleaned out jacob MenGes' OF
No 81 Carmine-st. some time ago reported That his
place had been broken into and clothing worth 800
stolen.
Detective Michaels young man lettering IN
suspicious manner in hallway near q cio'hme
store in Eighth-ave. yesterday, and at once placed
him under arrest He said that he was Mike
Shannon. seventeen years old. of No 81 Carmne-st
In his possession found large number OF
pawntickeis for clothing. shannon finally made
confession duplicating James Shcehan. dIldS buch .
Sheehan OF no 81 Downing-st; joe Holman, OF
No 62i1 Carmine-st.; Bill Foran. OF No. % car
rnine-st and Jimmy Morris OF No. 461 Hudson
ST These men also arrested and taken around
to the jefferson Market Police Court wnere they
were remanded until this morning. in order that the
cornpla nants might be able TO appear against them
All four Of the prisoners are well known to the po
lice Sheehan has already served three terms In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
YHE FyPOSrRES 1T TRENTON.
STATE MONEYS MAY BE TRACED TO Tlh DNi'-
C1.ATIC CAMPAIGN FUND

STATE MONEYS MAY BE TRACED ~ I'M
CI.ATIC CAMPAIGN FUND.
,,...oa .,.,, =. (s-ociaD-The Voorhees, In
vos,rating Committee on Tuesday VIII aS~'H an
III, the Heirtz PRINTING. Companys DIS anu - "
said here tonight that Mr.. Corbn the il'''o
counsel will trace much OF the state ''io' "
tcrsbly Pad for printing, directly 20 .c ~,
crate campaign fund. Otto Hel'''%' 80 I5oIr,1
under different firm names. such as me I'e'!'
Printing Conrany" the HentZ Ltho-frlittiih
Company" etc received many thouSah1S oi "oiid'9
o. state money for printing in the Hr'''''' i-S
and the various state reports Inc P'I'eS P''''
Mr. corbin has shown exceeded those paid for Eng
lsh printing by about 20 per cent Ono Icdi' WY"
very little German printing vas gwen out ''e
Democratic Legislature passed sie'Ial a.. "i
propriatug nearly 5000 to lentz TO reimburse
him for ALLEGED work he had done IN Eood ial'H'
and which the State Controller refused 10 accept
or pay for This bill. it is said. was engineered
through the House by Democratic member from
Essex who was partner in ore OF 1e'nt~ com
panies Hentz says he received but 500 OF th'S
money.
1t is probable also that the ALLEGED crookodneSs
carried on by some one in the Sta'e treasurer ;
Office with regard to depostins state money in Ger
tain banks VIII receive the committees attention.
Assomblynan NJ J. Matlack. Of Burlington. and
Judge Clifford Simms. of the court O. last resort
charge that state funds have been deposited in the
Office was paid a liberal bonus thereon. The ac-
cused clerk has repeatedly denied the accusation
and declares that he IS prepared to appeal before
the committee. The state funds on deposit ranfe
from $4,000 TO 81 0OOOl0 The story is that Mount
Holly banks regularly contributed TO ihe Demo
cratic campaign fund. and aided materially in tho
election OF NJ b. Perkins the Democratic. Senate
of Burlington and the defeat of Nathan Hays. the
Republican candidate.
As a result of the arraignment before tho COM
mittee of the various County Clerks throughout
the state. Controller Hancock has received many
thousands of dollars II is believed that from TINS
single piece Of the committees work, the state
Viii receive more money which would otherwise
have been lost tho public treasury than the
total cost Of the investigation will amount TO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
CRTTTCySED CARDINAL GTBBCNS.
THE REV MIR rONEEoo. OF PITTsR'RG Pr
PLIES TO THE nF:V. Mr.. MCFoTY AID
Is THANKED BY THE CARDINAL.


PLIES TO THE REV. Mr.. WCTOEY AID
Is THANKED BY THE CARDINAL
Pit;sburr. April 14-fagt sunday me Rev J. T.
McCrory. pastor OF the Third United Presbyterian
Church. Of this city preached a sermon IL which
he severely criticised Cardinal GbboH5'S sermon
Of March % last. IN watch sermon the CardiHaI
condemned the ex-pricsts Of the Catholic Church
who had proved to be unworthy. who had deserted
the Church and travelling about the country
attacking It, The Rev Mr. Mccrory. in his sermon.
said the Cardinal justified the suspicion o. corrup-
ton IN his Church, and confessed that every priest
who leaves il speaks against the character o! us
priesthood He also alleged that the Cardinal oN-
c,iscd and encouraged violence" and ne made the
strong assertion that 'tae Cardinal puts Chris
uanity to shame before tGe word" He claims.
said Mr. McCrory. "to represent the largest body
OF Christians in the world. and yet he has only
SOFT words for who would nave murdered If
they had not been restrained by bayoneis."
on wednesday last the Rev. +. K Donenoo'
pastor OF the Eighth Presbyterian church o. this
city. took the Rev Mr. McCrory TO task for what he
The Rev Mr. Dcncaop also wrote Cardinal Gibbons.
saying he hopcd the Cardinal would une9 stand
were not those Of the Protestant body or any con,
si,nn'n,p Mr Doneboo sSid When we have to
put words into your mouth that you 90 not utter
ana a6utS 20 you HpreSS'Tn c E Sa9 q hetep kec5
quiet" The Rev. Mr.. Donehoo received the following
reply from Cardinal Gibbons yesterday:
Baltimore. April l.. 1875.
The Rev. T. r. DoneAoo:
Dear Sir: beg 10 acknowledge the receipt OK your
letter and the enclosed newspaper clippings. 1onr
ready Response TO the sand attack o, me KEY
Mr. MCCrOry Is, ! assure you, gi'dtiN al-
precated. Your generous action, prompted
spontaneously by sense Or lusucr ana
truth cJmpc.s my sincere, grateful ackno% -
edgnent That the attack Of the Rev. Nr. Nc
Crory Is unjust mus; appear evident to anyone
who reads my sermon. copy OF which taken from
The Catholic Mirror Of Baltimore ! send to you
This unjusifable nisconstrcton OF another's words
and motives INDUCED in by the Rev. Mr.. McCrory, Is
unworthy Of any honest The CIcncc Is only
aggravated when committed by one who IL leader
or others and who PROCESSES to teach the doctrine
o: truth and charity. am happy TO think that
this is not fair specimen Of the Christian
preachers. The knowledge that have from per-
sona. acquaintance with reverend gentlemen %
every denomination convnccS M that he Rev Nh
Mct'rOry IL unfortunate exception 81 = BODY ~
honorable and respected Christians. | am glad you
recall the occasion when | had the pleasure o.
making your Acquaintance. and trust an opportu-
nifty will day be afforded OF renewing that
ACQUAINTANCE and acknowledging IN person your
graceful OF justice and charity Faithfully yours
in Christ
JAMES CARDINAL GIBBONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
FOR ITS FIFUETH BIRTHDAY.

THE CHARLES STREET UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH BEGINS THE CELEBRATION OF
ITS sEMI-CENTENNlAL.
The members OF the old Charles Street United
Presbyterian Church in Charlesst. near WaverIey
place. Yesterday began the celebration Off their M
,ie,h anniversary Four American flags h"ated from
STATS affixed to the front OF the structure thtt mas
housed tie CONGREGATION for half a century. 1t ~
80 ~ the landmarks OF the old Ninth ward. and.
desDitc the uptown movement Of cnurches. mas
managed 70 maintain n large membership Inc IN
.,- ~ the edince was transformed by flowers and
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flags dr,ned from the galleries and Niles ard
roses were banked around the pulpit ,.
There we're three services YESTERDAY. Io-nEhi
the mos. Important part OF the ce.ebraon viii be
held when many addresses VIII be made in wniSh
inc history of The church VIII be reviewed. Tn
Rev James Price. Of Philadelphia. preached yeSter-
day morning EIc paid glowing tribute 20 the Eev.
H. Il Flair h irst pastor. VINO had been win
the church COR forty years. the Rev Joseph san
rounIinS 90 on. s' me haT century.
In the afternoon the Rev lanes a. Reed the
pastor. read NJ SCRIPTURES on the pc torm VIZ"
the Rev r g. tcKelwlv. the Rev. II. II Walker.
the Rev p G. steward and the Rev. T. " Anoa:-
SON In the evening the pastor conducted the s"r-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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BOARD AND ROOMS.


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WORK WANTED.
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Male.
A wM l.. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and Aucitor,
Barnes Building. Room rs. u PARK now
Al OFFICE MAN ami accountant. best Of
reference wants position 49, private see
rotary for rstat" or party ui means al! OBJ
part of time. Aidrrss PEltMANEHl b"k
~ Tribune Uptown once. l.iZ Roadway.
4 Young MN. Il. with reference. de-
sir-s position IN wholesale or i't"I "p'
cal business L's had aiN years experience.
II NAILLA. 7 2l2 EaH' N'ib
A yOt'NG South American mulati'. speak
iny nu-ntly French ana English, wants
s,in',finn In some olilc, or something else. .
understands Spanish. THOMAS. ~ Grand
ave. B,oOhyn.
A Young SWEDE. painter ana paper
hanger would Nk. Geo Work ~ "a country
town Address \. WOkAN. AZ Dean 81,
BROOKLYN
ACCOUNTANT Married man. familiar
with Iron business. ~ yeir, Ia rolling
mill. understands handling mon. good ac-
c.untanr X. T.. II" Washington fltcc
EAKcH. -Gcimpn. good s,ccnl hand ON
all xmas ~ bread and rolls. g. VOLT
3pi East SD st
BAND INSTRUCTOR. experienced. would
like to tra.h rliu'r o. town p4 NIliHh
hand Address b. is. WApSWORTH.
hamilton. Sonioe Co.,. y. !
BLACKSMITH. ~ youns man TO- hn,rn
dress VINE a. arCii.NEI. care of J.
V. Norris. Iu.a. y. :.
EOOKKEEPER. compe',nt. who k'r,g the
system 81 boIkke Piae Ir-t. ~ fi.i.
Smith. 81 Lexington. H.. ~. g. tANNp"'
Eountrtc. y. 6.
HOoKKEEPER. 10y au Nm"1.an. ~.
speaking German. just afuti'h from
business COLLEGE. fcl''ra.ra am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
DRIcSSNAkING.

A GOOD DRESSMhKEK wants to go out
by the day. 81 per day. best reference.
BROZMAN 322 East 9ith-s'.
A THOROUGH DREsSMAKER would like
one or two more customers, 81 80 uer
dag. Address N'.NpN ~ EN- 80 "eS'
23dst.
A-DRESSMAKER. elegant cutter and
Ntier. So q day. OF az home. perfect IN
guaranteed: velvet. silk or cloth suits mad"
In one week for SO. fancy waists coats
and bah gowns a specially ~ East 10Th
ST, near broadway.
ARTISTIC BRESSMAK ER. hrst-cass nt-
To- accustomed tn fine trade. desires
ry,re cngagcncnts In hrst-class families
ta-ns moderate. personal references. H..
2JI Sth-aNe.
Cot-TI;RIERE FRANCHISE. 90 Fsncy
waists. street. dinner ana tailor made
oresseg. ladies' materials used. short no
tjce: moderate prices. elegant work.
NM. ANDERSON, los West l1th-sL.
formerly with Stern Bros.
DREssMAKER. Experienced. good litter:
latest styles. best city reference wishes
,nnre customers. city or country: In pri-
vate families Address 453 West i7th-si.
LADIES' ana misses dressmaking IN the
latest styles. cdpes. also. remodelling
neatly done Please ring middle bell. So.
Park.ave, near 1ith-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-15
HELP W ANTED.
3IaIc

Stale
AGENTS and oANNASoEHS everywhere
frld utdr'ss f1r circular ard prices ~ the
Mefilne broom. atfAfifue.t. makes sweep
INK d piearurr. "fD. bet selling novelty
on the market sample. postpaid. H. '.nts.
WEHLINE No\ lLIY CONN ANY. Ian
caster Penn.
BOY. - 80 toad stationery store. I73
Spring 81
SALEsMEN. -H.,n-. CONS. %, 1ons IN the
hole puzzle" qu,k --llef. sample IL cts
MARSHALL co. - Ven Iurcn -
thicAgo.
WANTED TruTtwor'hy person to travel
Salary $50 ami ,Nr,rartH. In. lose r"lf-
aci'.~sed Stamped 'usrl. pr IKLSIbEN T.
bt."rr b. Chicago.