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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

OF red Windsor Hin sandston from the srCu' hr,ck
the vindovsl'.s. and OF warm sanon-tin,, -. ~
above The main roof u OF red STATE. ana ,'a ,,er
the tower of Spa nlah tiles. The cornices ara ~ ~
mctawofk are OF copper, tinted green by ,nc "alah
an acid bath. rhe main entrance is OF stofe' S
orately carved. ,.,,i. .
The interior contains. besides the open vestlou.r
central hall. a reading room. bookrooIn, u
tees and Librarians room. All the Wy md
woodwork is OF quartered oak. richly pahssu, ,h.
carved. The ceilings in the resdlng-room arc 10 he
bookroom are heavily tmbered, and are open S ~
roof. Those in the hall and vestbule are coe rh,e
The floors Of the hall and vestibule are OF mn
mosaic. The bedroom has accommodation loi S'
1000 volumes. ,,,y
There two interesting features In the rea
room one IL wide fireplace OF brick. Win W IN
overmantle. reaching to the roof. The other u TO-,
elaborate screen. eleven feet high and twenty hIs
long The frame and the lower portion OF III
OF oak heavily paneed and me uplR,
portion is OF beautifully loaded glass. cohan,"
figures, nearly lfesze representing Art ana '''e''
tilJe. , h,, .
The building Is Romanesque in design. ana mas =,
frontage Of six,y-seven feet and depin OF s'NS d
Ave feet. II is warmed throughout by steaIi' any. am
lighted by electricity. Attached to the biich "'' -,
In the vestibule Is a handsome memorial tapet "a
bronze, containing 4 lifesze bass Keller OF Da''u
Wells Plumb ,,,,,.o
The interior furniture and fittings of the Dudlng
are OF sumptuous description. and were WIN II"
exceptions. designed especially for this building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
TElE DWR]E1O@(Ey
230 WEST ADD ST.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Furnished suites.
WILLIAM II. VnLIQUETtE.
THE PLUMB MEMORIAL LlBRsEl.

A HANDSOME BUILDING IN SHELTON CONN IL
BE DEDICATEo TO-DAY.
Shelton Conn Dec (Special.-Ihe Pump Nc
mortal Library in this village, IS practically con-
nle,ed and will be dedicated and presented to the
town OF Huntington tomorrow. An interesting pro-
eramme has been arranged for the occasion ny vac
trusees Including the presentation of the bniIdinS
ny Governor Coffin and address b. DR.. Drehof, or
po,nokc College When the building shall have b.en
formally opened thr Town of which the borough oi
sbsIton constitutes the chief part. vii. have library
facilities second TO those Of place Of its SIZE IN
New-Engl3uc
The building is the gift OF Horace ). Plumb OF
bridgeport in memory Of his brothec David Wells
Plumb who was for many years prominent ciu-
zen OF this pace. and vino. during the later years
OF his life was much Interested in matters pertain
ing 10 public libraries believing that through such
institutions results could be accomplished that could
be effected in no other way. After large amount
of study and investigation he made a formal offer
to erect a suitable building, provided the town would
furnish site but before advantage could be taken
OF his proposition his death occurred
Several months afterward Horace ;. Plumb. nav
ing learned of the intention OF his brother expressed
desire 20 that purpose carried out He selected
three trustees Mrs. L. ". Plumb widow OF ID. W.
Plumb: DR. G.. 4. Shelton and {. T.. Clark in
whose hands he placed the sum OF $1,000. Win IN
struction- purchase LOT and erect the building
The site finally chosen was part o. the Plumb
estate, given By Ms Plumb. The designing OF the
building paced In the hands Of G. T. Beardsley.
H. OF Bridgeport, the architect whom Mr.. Plumb
had consulted with before his death
The building is now completed The exterior is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
4 BURGLARS .NISCALCTLI1ION

IT PROBABLY SAVED THE SWIFT CHICAGO
DRESSED BEEF COMPANY FROM a ROBBERY.
The police of tie Church-.t. station nave for some
time been endeavorng to capture burglar "ho
attempted to break into the premises OF the S"'i'
Chicago Dressed Beef Company IN Barciay-st. Inc
methods adopted by the burglar to gain access u
the premises were somewhat unusual, and IL WAS
due only to a simple mscalcuaton that h" fai'ed 10
achieve his purpose On the night OF Saturday oc-
tober 90, a giving the name OF J. Murphy reg
istcred at the North River Hotel, at No l0' Ear
clay-st He cut a hole IN the floor Of his roon' WIN
the evident purpose OF getting at the safe OF the
beef company. Instead, however. OF making AZ
opening leading into the company's office. he brohe
into the hallway Of the hotei. 1t should be men
TONED that room No. o. or the first floor OF the
hotel is directly over the ccmpany's office. and
the selection of this room by the supposed burglar
points to tho preparation of a carefully dessitsd
plan for getting at the contents Of the safe III the
Office.
carrying a small va.ise which probably contained
his tools he went directly 10 his apartment me
next day the chambermaid who attended TO mat
Barr that the cai,et Of The room had been cut and
a large hole made In tho floor The man VINO hhn
occupied the apartment had gone away, ana IN
formation was at Orce given to the police. An In
the room had been to gain admission into the peer
Conpany's Office, which would have succeeded nut
for the fact that miscalcuation Of Few feet mao
been made. The hoe, which was about twenty
four inches square. had been cut above one OF the
Railways OF the hote.. The hole was outlined with
an augur and afterward broken through with a
sales. amounting to a large sum Of money, were IN
the safe al the time. The man IS described "a beng
about medium height. with sandy mustache ana
hair Of slight build and dressed in nea. suit OF
dark material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

''JPE EOCKAWAi. very Hight; party
selling out WEI sacrifice for third va.ue;
hull' 20 order last April. also ladies top
phsetou. harness and imp robe and kiir-
osh cutter. Apply lo West 14th-st.
HORSES WlNTERED. --chi.ds pony zig
Tor sale cheap. Address Dr. o. e. JACK
son: +. o. Box i6i. Jamaica. Long Island.
n. Y.
III "ABOtT and harness. almost new. not
used dozen Zines. $50 J. l.. Tribune
Once
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

>>~~'~~~~-->/~~o-o~~-~.~~
WANTED.-Cornplete description OF coun-
Try property from owners having same To
sell 0r exchange: no charge unless disposed
Of. J. t.. Soaring Y3 Nassau-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MOSTcLAlR.-E "s!lence
properties. all kinds: sale o. rent.
CLARENCE X. TT BBS, UeekInan-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
real. ESTATE ron SALE.
COIin try.

Country.
AT SOUTH ORANGE. =. y. iMountain
station. spacious cottage corner, acres,
Genera! ccnvenierces; stable; gas, aquednct
water. nscadamized avenue: price low
terms easy: also excellent building site.
2VuN2OO. perfect surroundings. EDW. +.
HAMILTON x co. y6 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
RrILDING PLANS FILED.

TIE following plans for buildings and alterations
have fled with the Building Department;
buildings:
pgden-ave W s. 100 Il OF DeVoe-st. by John
49,, ,ra,re dwelling ..............
Riverside Drive. corner 93th-st by Ialicck &
VohoT OF : East +2d-st. Cor a seven-siory hr'k ana 49,.
Jackson ve. 1886 +, Of Coumhiast by
Nicholas Ialor. Of 2.lib Washine;on-ale. Tor
tWo-story frame dwelling ................:-- ~"
r,s-or Road. 4. mile from Is nesnfidGe
Road V'es;. by John 4 and Marsare' Hoiler of
Boston Turnpike. for Observation-Disclosures on
Iath-st ~ e ~ 1lthsve. 10y heirs ~
As'or "sate owner. and John Goetchins. par
owner % West 5Stfst one-sioiy franc, BRICK .oo
Ams,erdarr-ave r. 2j.il q OF 10Gth-s: by
] L. Corgan & Co. "a Futonst lessoes. ami
David Richey Of lag West s2ds owner. FOR .
nvestory brick fat @'oo"
Alterations:
Cror17ysli-aye e e. 200 It n OF 112d-st, by " II
Thiemann Of C-orlwe-ave. near l12d-st, TO a -oo
frame dwelling LOU"
seth-s, No l5e West trear), by Thomas r tiold-
ing OF Rsth Beach Long Island TO a three 90.
story brick workshop and lodging house -; w"
LeAineton-ave Nos .s+S and 1850, by 4
Iarner Of $50 I-eXngtOn-a"e. TO TWO three o.o
story and basement brick stores and dwellings ""v"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

BARGAIN. bakery ard confectionery;
living apartments: doing good business.
l59 Saratoga ave. near Mafion-st.. Brook
lVu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

MADISOE-AVE.. l20-Eaudsomciy fur
nisnei large front and hal room con-
neciing rrlNale ha h rcfsrenccA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
HELP WANTED.

N~OONNN/~
Female.
COOK WANTED N the country; conpe-
ten- person as cook snd for general
houseW 1lt. n!liiio-agei woman preferred.
mus, furnish the b-t Of rcfarercea non.
Others iced apriy. Address. stating ~
pe.l.ucc. qualifications and wages expect
ed. n l.AI.. TrinuE- One.
WANTED. Intelligent ladies FOR home
w1-b. rea.. steady employment, 10 .N-
perencr uecr.5cry. good sriaiF. STAND
ARD Art Co. ~ West 2ith-st.
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DREssMAKINO.

-Y~.>~~~~~~.~~ --~'>~n~r~c~N N~>|~~0|~NV~NN~S~
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER by the DAY
or week. good designer, cutter and litter
terms moderate. Address FRENCH
DREsSMAKER. 765 Sth-ave.. near 41ih-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

ENGINEER. -Fi-st-class mechanic. 10 year
as chief In large plants best modern
practice IN ,feam. electrical and refrigsra-
ton engineering: large OF small plant: city
or country. GEO. f.. OSEILL. SIG I,exing
.on-.V~ Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

CARPENTER. By an American ,-fpehier
wi'h "a real r-t1-e owner or 9selt. u:i-
derstands al find- a., repairs Address
T.. 56S Quin cy-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

ENGlEEER Steady reliable German 10
slrss employment: hest references. seven
years ir fast place. Al LICENSE, eighteen
years experience ENGINEER. 1913 Lori
intr-st Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

FIREMAN. -ThorouRhly experienced boiler
foreman: HANDY with tools. reference. p.
RENNING. 49, Sackett-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
Eotcls.

AlBEMARLIE HI0l TEL,
MADISON SQUARE. VEST NEV-YoRk.
Under New Management
O. 2. IIBBET. Proprietor.
tro- ,ventynve years nj the BreNoolt House,
TIE locaon Of this house most d~si'ab" hcinE 'e-
ira 20 ali p.ares amusement and convenient - t,'
sha,nine dis,roi This hotel las renn 'nire'N rencd-
eii.d ard ieiir1iished Polished OAK noors ana RUGS
,hro,,chou, tho entire Hotel. Special attention De-
glver 10 the cuisine II OF unsurpassed excel
i,nce number Of very desirable suites TO rent Tor Ire
European
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS


~rsr's.y'.s ~ 49, s<,N0.'~ <~O,NNF- WV
1Til-ANE.. NO. G4s fcorncr S0th >
Elegant apartments. facing Park: So TO
500. FRED STONE GO Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
YHE HORSE LOSIyG GRoryD.

YRE MORSE LOSIyG GR0ryD
From The Detroit Tribune
What" exclaimed the tenderfoot. Only tar
and feGihers7 thought YOU always hanged a
horsethef."
The native sighed heavily
The influence OF the bicycle. you know, he re-
Joined 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

Al REDUCED PRICEs.-5Oo secondhand
wood and non working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ard ea-
ron-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
FOR SALE.

-,.oooouonooocr~rO>-D .>-.o~.~o~.oo~.~N~~.~
A.-A.-A.-A.-FINE diamonds. watches;
81 weel;ly. 10 trash. cali or address w .
:. CO.. 4 Maiden Lane. Room :. All goods
guaranteed.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE - Fulton
ST.. New York. workshop machinery noot
pOwer). list free. wood-"arviny tools. scroll
saws designs and fancy woods: EcubatO.s
and breeders In op-rs'lon.
Al REDrCED PRICES.-50o second hand
wood and non working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought ard ea-
charssd. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 31s Mad
son-st
BARGAIN. bakery ard confectionery;
living apartments; doing good business.
159 saratOga-ave.. near MaTion-st.. Brook
Ign.
DEsKs.--Rolltop desks. bookkeepers' desks.
all kinds OF ONCE furniture. buy from
manufactures. saving dealers proi;s EN-
PIRE DESK COMPANY. 307 Canal-st.
DENTAL LATHE and engine; a bargain.
4G6 Clermont-aye.. Broohlyn.
FOR sALE.-Faney and notion store. only
10 private parties. VI. A. BORcHARDT.
% St. Marks Place Csih-st).
FOLDINC-BED (complete). carpet. stove.
chairs. rocker. table. etc. FOR sale cheap
owner leaves for Florida. ID. JACOBS. 223
East s2dst.
GOLD CHAIRS. only 81 81: retail.d else
where 81 m. warranted French leaf. also
rid.'y upholstered gold divans corner
chairs. rockers. GOLD CHAIR SALES
ROOM 80 Murray-st.
GUITAR 60. r. Martini. very little used /:
cost So VIII Sell cheap. call ! .O24 9th
ave. near 6sth-st.
HEsTAuRANT FOR SALE CHEAP. right
rear ferry and "a. Stables. must sell IN
account ~ sickness; si75. I5iiz Christie
pheT-si.
SEWING MACHINE Home. Bones
tic, singer. Household. Wilcox a. Gibbs
New Ideal: 80 up. cash or credit. 100 sec
ond-hanI Of all makes. 81 up: warranted
RA'S'H. ".2'l 3d-ave.. near l23d-r.
MUSICAL Bon. Swiss. new. " tunes.
perfect order. all Attachments finely in
laid. large case cost Sl25. sell $50. need
money Room COZ 253 Broadway
RoLi~ToP DESKS. ST. up: also. desks
slightly damaged by water, Of all kinds
ana prices. T.. IL MASON. II Fulton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

ELEVATOR RUNNER or PORTER - Bv
Vuulc man. 81. not afraid OF work vii
ing ana obi ging. best Of reference. NJ
MELLATEY, AIS Fast iGth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

COLLECTOR. -Yo.us. man. 20. speaking
and writing German and Englis mod
erai. salary; references ana security.
GETZ 3i2 Easi s2d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

cOUTI'RIERE FRANCHISE. Fancy
waists street, dinner and tailor mace
dresses: Iadies materials used: short no
tice: moderate prices; elegant work. Minis.
ANDERSON. 1874 West l5th-st.. formerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

GREATEST BARGAIN. Si2.a00 Brown
stone dwelling. Lexington 4sih-st
Easy terms FOWLER. 1876 East 44th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

DRIVER By 4 middle aged married man
speaks German ana English; knows city
wei l.. NURHAT'S. 1923 Avenue \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

FIREMA N-By Dane. 81 IN factory
hotel or fiat; sober and steady: handy
with tools FIREMAN. Box 50 Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

JANITOH Married man 1aniior IN
Broolslyn: can do ell repairs. steam. gas
fitting roofing Plumbing. engineer, lG
years experience. = BAUER. lGs Him
rod Erfok'yp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
WORK WANTED.

Male.
AN ELDERLY MAN moods employment at
moderate wages: satisfactory references
given. {. pUHRELL. i5S Bro0rae-st.
ARCHITECT desires eituatlon as draushts-
man. superintendent or estimate, etc.
In some building esta bis hment, best ref
srence. r. r, 2OS Webstcr-ave.. Jersey
city Heights
A STRONG Young German. wants steady
situatlca: experienced with horses. Nd
dnss 81 East 3th-st.. LIST hoor.
BOONKEEPER. - German discngaged
evenings ard part " afternoon. seeks
additional emiloy mcnt. J. \. care OF
Phoenix Packing Co.. i2l Liberty-si.
B&KrR.-As second hand on cake and
MS: or driver. smart ard quick. Ad-
dr~-s +. -. ROWE. 21G 9,h-s; jersey
city. y J.
BAKER AMI coNFEcTioNER.-By man
nrish trade HUM. 20 Eas, i0th-st..
lseinsni.
HAKER.-Ar foreman. afs'-class cahe
baker. ci.y or country; reference.
BAKER. 40 East s9;n-s'.
BOY. IL ,German- American. graduated.
good penmau honest and wiling. win
best reference, tcS'res pos,n3n h N a
produce commission ~ wholesale mouse
FUCHS. i2l Clinton pace.
10Y. 10. willing t. work At ANYTHING.
JOE GtlSf. go a'h-si.
BOY d6) desires position in Office whore
he can advance: good reference. AG-
dress wv. RrANN. arf South lst-s,
Rrcoilyr.
HCY To- learn trade or az anything.
HENRY BENDER i2s Wes' 49th-st.
BOY. Is. with reference. wishes a position
ri ANYTHING where there q. q chance for
advancement \ BABCOck. 3lS VIII
iouGhby-ave.. brooklyn.
BOY 10. good pen,nan. accurate Al figures.
Wishes place Ia Office or wholesale louse.
with chance II a1yancirs. ;. K-AR-
MiOiIL. los Ridge-st.
COLLECTOR.-By young. educated man.
as collector. or any kind good references.
can give security. Address 2y3 )4th-st..
Brooklyn. q. y.
COLLECTOR -Yorn. man. 20. speaking
and writing German and English; mod
erate salary: references ami security.
GETI. 3i2 East s2d-st.
CARPENTER By an American e.ifpenter
win real e-'.te owner or ssrat' "''-
derstands III find- ~ repairs. Address
T.. s6s Quincy-si.. Brooklyn.
CARPENTER. Thoroughly versei in over
hauling ~ private houses. stores and
Offices out ~ work. VIII wUrS reasonable
c. care Of Revere. 100 East GIth-st.
CARPENTER. by good al-arounG. sober
mechanic: VIII work ror - has tools and
references. ALFRED. li3 Bieecker-st.
DRUGGIST. Ioung German u nrst-class
references and good address. wants any
position Address HAGANH, lf2 Amster-
dam-sve.. fourth foor.
DRIVER porter or Shipping clerk: furnish
god references. can lu some custom
house work. Address. WILLIAM BrrN-
LEY. 33i East i3l-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

COACYiNh%.--N Married: no encumbrance,
thoroughly cepahl" IN all duties. refer
ences. written ana Derscnal: honesty. so
briefly. cipabilily. city OF country ID, IL
East 2Tth-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

DRESsMAKER vii! make fancy waists
81 up: calico dresses s. up. DRESS
MAKER. 5i2 East I3th-st "a floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

AT LITTLE'S TOOL STORE. - Full.
ST.. New York. workshop machinery loot
pOwer). list free. wood-"arviny tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods. EcubatO.s
NJ lr,pders on -In flOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

IT 'RNACEMAN. Would like the care -
a furnace: best 0f references from pres
ent employer. f.. r.. 9T4 6th-ave.. toy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

BOTH ST. sc WEST .-Furn shed bachelor
quarters: large. handsome room. also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

DRESSMAKER and cloakmaker wants
work AZ ho,ne or day: superior litter. FIN
est worker a seal garments. sleeves en-
larged will make over and remodel. or
make into lates; STYLE capcs coilaretles
and Elton Jackets GREIG. I3l West 2Zi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

COACIiMAN COOK By married cou-
pie. thoroughly qualified I'm al duties 4.
as 20 honesty sohrie.y and capabil!ty !.
country ~, s,rred. ~. 10 East 2Ithst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

l1THST. 30 ST.--BacL elor apartments
large, sunny rooms. single OF en- suite
light breakfast. attendance. references eN-
CHANGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04

POT II ST. lU,. corner 5th-ave. Large end
medium Handsome furnished rooms
single suites. southern exposure. breakfast
trfipual f.ferepcsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
VALUABLE WATER FRONT PROPERTY
EOK SALE.

1,.o vs;,,ahe nvoper,y 81 the SIMONDS MANCFACT-
vRINC COMPANY situated al the Junction 81 h2rce'
1ren,e mud Dutch Kills Creek Long Island CITY VIII DC
saS 49, sdrelos,re al publ, auction Thursday De
ernber 9TH 1888. ten o'clock m me ROBINSON az inc
Ou.ens County Court House. Long Island tlF
THE property question has about ZO rec OF mhIo.ea
,voe- fnt ara a street frontage 81 more than u" ee'
srs Elk large buildings tho property. nclu2
ing a founGry all which erected about SIX years
-.....,> ,.,, ,oc -. to ,.r co,, il,
tercst viii loaned the purchaser on hst n"'as- on
For further particulars. Apply to GAItNETsON 4 EAST
Yo.h or to i. RALPH BURNETT. ESD. Referee 10
y, chang. Place, New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-04
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

-.~-,~-..~r>.o~~r-~rO~cO-> ~o>~No-~Oo~>o~c~~~N-N~
MADISOS-AVE.. l20.-Eaudsomciy fur
nisnei large front and hal! room. con-
Meeting private bath; reference.
medium handsome furnished rooms
single suites: southern exposure; breakfast
OPTIONAL references.
l1TH-ST.. 30 wEST.--Bad apartments
large sunny rooms. single OF en- suite.
light breakfast. attendance. references eN-
changed.
3GTH- ST. 90 WEST -Furn shed bachelor
quarters. large. handsome roon. also
snail one.
4oTH-ST.. 1855 WEsT.-Nicely furnished
rooms 20 let. without board
71sT-sT.. 1875 WEST. Handsomely fur
nshe6 room. with private bath: another
room. reasonable. convenient 10 ali cars;
every comfort.
7OTH-sT.. IS EAsT.-Largc handsomely
decorated rooms. sinely or en- suite. ref
erences.
l45 WEST 22D-sT. --Nea'!y furnished
rooms. pnrlor foor connecting or sep
srate. Sell. honse terms - moderate:
BOARD AND ROOMS.
BACHELOR APARTMENT -- Gentleman
having very fine one. centrally located.
VIII board gentleman Of refinement only
BUSINESS MAN. Tribune Once.
LARGE ROOMS superio: cuisine. private
family. TO refined party Wiling 90 pay
faig price. II West LJth-st.
. EAST llST-fT Double and singh rooms
suitable for gentlemen. with breakfast or
full board: references.
2oTII-ST., 81 WEST. ELEGANTLY furnished
double ana single rooms; superior table
families and gentlemen.
1896 GRAMERci PARK. Family hotel
suitss. single rooms stra n-leaied. eA-
ce.lent table: central location.
37TH-ST. Gs WEST. Handsomely fur
nished alcove room single room. private
table: excclen, cuisine; refined house. ref
erences required
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ENGRAVER Gold BY young man. good
draugh' sri1n. u. EBERT. ld5
Avenue A
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DESKS.--Rolltop desks, bookkeepers' desks.
al kinds OF ONCE furniture. buy from
manufacturer. saving dealers prOf:s EN-
PRE- DESK COMPANY. 307 Canai-st.
DENTAL LATHE and engine; Il bargain.
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yyOUK WANTED.
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Male.
ROBERT MARTIN SMITH. Tone Produc.
tor Sp.cialisi.-Noices restored. renewed
and developed in quality. compass and
power. consultation Wednesday and Sstur-
day. East I1th-st
RESPONSIBLE position wanted BY man
from nearby city; eight years references
t. date. has G1aptabili'y. ABILITY. rell-
ability: please allow interview. BRYANT,
5fi Hudson 81.
sTENOnRApHEV and TYPEWRITER.
thre- wears experience In insurance Of
fec Wishes position at once: good refer
ence: moderate salary. =. PHILLIPS. 4it
Wes, 5i,h-st.
SHIPPING CLERK. Be BY a young man.
~. expe-lcnced as ceark on steamer. also
good market: can furnish good references.
SHIPPING CLERK. &c.-By use,ul-msn
as shipping clerk. Stock cierk or porter
from last employer. Address EXPERT
ENCE. BoX IL. Tribune Once.
70 MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS.
have recently opened an ONCE manu-
fac,urers' agent and would Ike 10 rep
resent some good houses. can give Al ref
ercrcrs Please address fIlhS. =. MINI.
2l7 2d-st. Milwaukee. VIE.
" ATcHMAN. Middle-aged man. can take
charge OF boilers. has good references
for many years: BROOKLYN or New York
Address HENRY WRIGHT. IS Jewell-st..
Grcenpolr.
WATcHMAN. --Honest and reliable g
KLEIN. 3iG cen'ral-ave.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN wlsheS position as stock
clerk or collector: willing and obliging
references CHARLES TOPPER. 2i9
East l0Wh-st
YOUNG MAN would Ike q situation as
porter, or where he could advance HIM
sr.f: strictly temperate. references.
ERNEST TOPPER. 80 Ems: 1UOth-s.
YOUNG MAN. 49, with good school educs-
ton. neat. intelligent and willing. desires
situation In an ofnce or a, anything. refer
,.nc,s. f.. MANCHA, care r. kitt!er. j3y
East I2d-st.