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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

JANITRESs. Man and wife; no children;
willing and obligng: apartment or Hat
house: ) years references Mrs. BRlODY.
2O3 East 31th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
FEDERAL GRAND JURY SwORN ~.
HIS CREW RESCUED.

The Federal Grand Jury for the March term was
eworn in Yesterday before Judge Brown in the
United States Circuit Court. John H. Walker. mer
chant. No 10 Rcad9-st. made foreman. The
other jurors Reginald w jenkins. insurance
agent No. 50 Newest. T. c. Booth. merchant, No.
277 Broadway; Francis ". Bauman. figures. No. 10
Howar1-st.; Samuel NJ. Brown. real estate. No. 81
West Observation-Disclosures y-hfth-st.: Charles r.
Bonwell real estate. No. III Broadway: Robert
Beggs teas. No. 3,6 West Twenty -ninth-st.; ]. w.
Aitken. silks, No S.3 Broadway; J. II. Dye real
estate. No. 70 West Elevcnth-st.; Edgar b. Banks,
meats. No. 10 West Forty-eghth-st.: W. Duffy.
broker. No. 81 Nillam-st.: Allen : Duncan. treas
urer. No. 500 East Twentieth-st.; G. F. Dock.
tractor No. IS Codar-st.; Z. T. Dyer woollens No.
% White-st; James Nj. Cummings. president. No.
142 West-st.; Louis Dryfoos. shirts. No. 43 Greene
St: J. NJ Andreini. broker. No. 80 Wall-st.; ID. J.
Dammit lumber. No. "a Tompkns-st.; Alos Gut
wlllig importer. No IS Cedar-st.; 7. J. Cuskey real
estate, No. l,l22 Broadway: Charles A. Lindsey,
teas, No. l04 Front-st.; Joseph Eastman. exporter
No. Cos West Thirty-fourth-st.; Hugo L. Hitler, mer
chant, No. 362 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
BOARD AND ROONS.

PRIVATE FAMILY having hands tnr
house refined surroundings c'r.. will JET
elegant second r.pr. ire view Hudson.
jersey shore and Riverside I.ifo. superior
'utio and service. I.f particulars. 80
Neei EnI-ate.
SUPERIOR accommodations. near Pa-k.
cable cafs and J. station. can - N"-'
Ssfh-st.
nth 81. - EAST. nc1r 3th ave. E~Sart
large room. ample Closets running
wa'or good table clean house.
18TH ST. ~ WEST IA.g- desirable
rooms. nr-'. ,i.e- hpuf.. substantial
meals. gro4 attendance. tra.si'u's IN
rnodaiel.
- EAST GID ST. ncar Mah.s1u-avc sun
ny front hal. room with excellent board.
47TI- ST. 10 EAST Pleasant second
story rooms also tinFi" room; references
given eud required
49TH-sT. 3" NEST Beautifully flr-
uls1'1 rooms. 30 sun" or -lug4y. pr
va'- battle. cr-'f convenience. exceptional
table and appointments
BOTH ST. 81 WEST From, sunny room
Win board; Terms reasonable. reference.
74TH ST. WEST Select board I'm south.
'ru family I'fer'uD -. CASHIER 4. ..
BOX 2lG5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
MVSICTIyS AND GERMAN BAyDS.

Two little German bands arrived here on the
Cunarder Cmbra last Monday one was composed
Of members and the other of eight. The
Apollo Musical Union made high kick against
their permanent retention on American soil on the
ground that they were aliens under contract. and,
according to law should stay outside the fence.
The special board OF inquiry of the immigration
Bureau began investigation in the matter yester-
day the Government being represented by William
H. Cochran. its regular counsel. and the bands by
Bernard j. Douras 1t alleged that the bands
were composed Of musicians who enlisted in
the German Army. and had come here furough
10 furnish cheap music during the summer. and re-
turn TO the barracks of Berlin to hibernate in the
winter after having unjustiy deprived accmated
american hornblowers OF their just dues and
enoluments.
The investigation will be continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
pHI,SsNAINING.

A ARTISTIC DRESSES made from
s. tailor made. also BAIL. .scning r~o"p.
ton. dinner hud carriage gowns rnH io
equally JOYS. cutting haAtins while yoi
wait. piffrfnH - measure. al No latest
So sprlug designs. i--ssmuiius Fa-iof-.
II Wet i:'th 81.
ARTISTIC .pEESSM >KFR 0ra'.ei.-s ~
f'f. hO.urtO mod . rnr fffIr. desires
NOR" engagements in nI.t class fsm.llr-
terms u1i"'h'r. personal references. y.
- Sth ave.
\ COMPETENT DKESsMAKER desires a
fca more customer also rem i"l.ing AMI
chIlf-n'a dresses Mr-. TERKIN-. 3ls
Wea, tt'h-'
.COt'TI'EIEEE FKANcAISE.
fancy waists. tabernacle gowns. fancy
ball and dlrhcf costumes. latest Paris
model. flr summer wash dresses. ihdirs'
materials made: rcmJdeiling winter prices.
Nine. ANDERSON. lus West l1th st..
formerly with stern HrO-.
DKEssMAKTK Experienced dr-ssulnker
V.ishca - f'N more customers. suits ~ 70
$40. by the day 81 best references. Miss
III VOY. PA West lith 81.
DRESSNAKER - Competent dressmaker
desires fe~ engagements hy day. pfiyni"
family; perfect ntier and cutter. r"mod
dress STYLE. 100 West +2i 81.
DREsSMAK fR wishes few more custom
ers. latest style skirts 81. waists s. and
up. references. DHESsMAK FIR. 81 East
Nj -.
DRESSMAE ER (nrst. class nt'eD wants
more engagements by The day. newest
Paris fashions for summer Address
NJ. BOX . 100 West t2d ~
NINE. TIiIBATD - WcSt 3sth-si Spring
summer dresses. very moderate. prices.
latest Parts style. short notice
MILLER & FENDER. 30 West 4gih-st
Erriug aud sfIfunsr ifea.ca ,f reasonable
pricc'. anti.facti0n assured. misses cor
TUNES made.
SEAL GARMENTS altered or repaired n,
summer prices Ms BARK Frs il6
West 39th-st.. late with q. q Gunther's
Sons shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
A SUGGESTED LIMIT TO TIE HARBoR

The monthly meeting OF the directors OF the
Maritime Association of the Port Of New-YOrk
held yesterday, President Edward s. Atwood in the
chair. The action of the Special Committee
Rule of the Road was approved recommending
q line of denarcaton between the waters of this
port falling under the local rules and those OF the
high falling under the international rules
line from the lighthouse on the Highlands al Nave
sink NEalE by compass to Scotland Lightship;
thence y. by E2sE by compass 10 the whstiing
buoy off Gedney's Channel producing the last
named line TO the west end OF Rockaway Beach.
annual dies assessed $2j
heretofore. The Exchange viii be closed for bust
ness on Good Friday but ii not being legal holt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
KILLED IN BROAD U1I.

JOHN ". MOORE OF BROOKLYN RUIZ OVER BY
a TRUCK. DIES INSTANTLY.
John W. Moore. fortyhve years old. OF No. 1@
Pulask-st. Brooklyn, was knocked down and in
stantly killed yesterday afternoon by a truck at
Broadway and Warren-st. He was crossing War
ren-st., when he into by one of the horses.
Before he could get up one Of the wheels over
him, breaking his neck. Christian Schouder. the
driver OF No. 4S7 Court-st., Brooklyn. was ar
rested
Mr. Moore dead when Ambulance Surgeon
Sanger arrived. and the body taken to the
Churchst police station. The dead man was en-
ployed by Dudley Il. Horton, a lawyer, Of No 20
Broadway, who at once sent word 10 Mr.. Moore =
relatives Last night his mother and brother Wis
tied the police station and identified the body.
Peter Anderson, of No. 474 Henry-st., Brooklyn.
was witness Of the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
MEETING OF THE AUTHORS GUILD.

The regular monthly meeting OF the American
Authors Guild was held in the Bible House yester-
day. with General James Grant Wilson in the chair.
Among the candidates elected to membership were
John De Forest Robert b. Roosevelt. ~'dh g..
Pompelly. William Hosea Ballou, Mrs. Kate Doug
las Wiggfn, Thomas y. Connery. Professor A. J..
Rowson and Judge Clark D. Knapp and sixteen
others. Donald q. Mitchell elected an hon
orary member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
CAPTAIN KILLED, TUG SUNK.
TUE \. B. sTARBUCK STRUCK BY THE
WARD LINE STEAMER SENECA.
CAPTAIN BRANDON JUMPED. But WAS INJURED
AND DIED AFTER BEING TAKEN ASHORE

CAPTAIN BRANDON JUMPED. But WAS INJURED
AND DIED AFTER BEING TAKEN ASHORE
HIS CREW RESCUED.
The life Of Captain Jacob BRANDON was lost. and
that Of his crew placed in jeopardy, at 1915 a. m.
Yesterday through the running down OF his tug
toat the n t. Siarbuck. by the Ward Line steam
chin Seneca off Pier 10. "A. East River. The Sen
eca had Just returned from Cuba and the Starbuck
was one of three tugs which were employed TO
dock her As the steamship was almost In her
do,k the Starbuck passed under her bow to get
warning line. Steam had been shut off on the
Seneca but she moving ahead by her own
momentum The StarbuCk was not quick enough
in getting out Of the way and the bow of the
steamship crashed through her port side. All of
the timbers were crushed. and the bow of the tug
boat was forced under water.
Captain BrandOw and five men were on board of
the tug and when she went down they were left
Hounderins in the water They were picked up by
the other two tugs. Captain BRANDON was taken
- the Barge Office. There were wounds on the
right side OF his head. He Jumped from the pilot
house into the river when the collision occurred
and it is supposed that he struck his head and was
stunned. lie died about II a
Captain BRANDON owned a share in the tug. which
belonged TO the Hazard & Brainard Towing Com
pary She WAS valued at $500. and did most of the
towing for the Ward Line Captain BRANDON was
seventy-four years Old married and lived at
no Los SOuln ElliOt tIaCe, his SpH, Ndp-
tain John Brandow. OF the tug Excelsior. saw his
father in the water. but could not get TO him in
time 10 rescue him. The Starbuck les in eight
fathonls and be raised
Captain Stevens Of the Seneca. said that the ac-
cident due TO the careessness of the tug
captain He should not have come under our
bow" he said I'VE were going into the dock and
had no use for the tug" ON the tug beside captain
BRANDON were William Brown. engineer; Joseph
Silvey. fireman. Frederick Schultz. mate; John
Brady deckhand. and George Donnelly. cook The
tug {. II. Raymond rescued all but Captain Bran
dow. who was lifted aboard the tug +. II. Coffin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

Professor Charles SpraGue Smith will lecture on
"Corot" to-day in the of Lenten lectures to
be given by MIN in the lecture-room of the Col
iegiate Church. at Fortyeighth-st. and Fffth-ave.
on Thursday afternoons at o'clock. The charity
10 be benefited is the Working Girls Club. which
IS managed by the circle of Kings Daughters Of
the Collegiate Church. The other lectures will be
Italian Days" on March 81 Castles in Spain" on
March q. and ''In the Footsteps of the Nor1emen.
April I. Tickets may be obtained OF Miss Belloni
No. Ii East SiXty-siXth-st, from William r.
jenkins, Sixth-ave. and Forty-eighth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
GEN FITZGERALD REVIEWS "THE SEVENTH

GBN FITZGER4LD RFIIEWS "THE SEVENTH'
Brigadler-General Louis Fitzgerald reviewed the
18th Regiment at the armory, SXty-sevcnth-st ana
Park-ave, last night and, despite the bad weather
the galleries and that part Of the floor to which
visitors admitted crowded TO their utmost
capacity Tho regiment appeared better
advantage and the cvolutions frequently ap-
plauded. General Fitzgerald was accompanied by
his full staff and General Emmons Clark. excolOnel
of the 18th Regiment, with the reviewing OFF,
After the review marksme badges were pre-
scented to all members of the command whose rec
ords at the ranges during last entitled them
to the decoration. More than lcJ badges were
Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW UNITED STATES BONDS

The new per cent United States bonds arrive
In this city yesterday, and notice to that effect was
sent by j. T. Morgan e. Co. TO the Stock Exchange.
The new bonds called in the regular after
noon Government bond call. Tho quotations were
ll9bGl20 The bonds will be distributed TO the
holders OF the negotiab BILE receipts which al
otted by the bond syndicate 10 the fortunate SUD-
scribers
The banks which made the legal deposit
taries for the receipt OF the gold for the bonds
have begun paying II to the Sub-Treasury.
About s.. 200 900 turned yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


a TEAM family cobs 1913 sound. s2I5
KIND for girls 10 ride and drive also beau
tiful harnesses. traps and Stivers nun
about wagon. S75; private outfit QUICK
SALE, Tribune Ofice.
A SOUND LADY's COB; perfect beauty
70 carriage and saddle. Sl25. S'ivers
runabou, wagon. SO: harness $50: saddle
and Bride; all strictly nrst-class. BUR
TON. BOX 81. Tribune Office
a STYLISH iady's driving and saddle c,b:
sound. Sl3J. handsome Tlbury sig SID.
almost new Stivers runabout wagon. hut
little used. $40; English harness. SO
london saddle and bride. trial invited
fully guaranteed HOWELL. Blk l..
Tribune Office.
BR ANDNEW runsbout wagons: Stivers
latest design; handmade throughout;
fully guaranteed: price. $40 MANI
FACTvRFR. Tribune Office
FOR sALE.--A pair Il nne blood bay
horses; very close mates; IN hands high
years old; thoroughly broken 70 all hsr-
ness. extra fine sadGers and drivers. fear
!ess OF electric or steam cars: warranted
sound and gentle for ladies' or children.
Call on W. y. SNYDER. 5ls Wyantotte-
st, south Beth chem penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
RAPID TRANSIT PLANS SUGGESTED.

The regular monthly meeting OF the New-York
Board OF Trade and Transportation was held In the
rooms at No. 2O3 Broadway yesterday. Tho priH
cipal business of the meeting was two reports of
the Committee Railway Transportation. the one
dealing with rapid transit in this city and the other
with the ownership OF railways by the Government
and railway legislation h. the LINth Congress. The
first suggests the addition OF two tracks on tho
elevated roads. be used by fast trains. The sub
stution OF electric power for steam was also rec
1880. LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
CREDITORS LOOKING FOR EDwARD DEyMAy

The Sheriff has taken charge OF the cigar store
OF Edward Denman, at No Wall-st.. and the
creditors OF Denman would like 20 know what has
become OF him. Mr.. Denman has not been seen
since Sunday and some OF hts friends think that
he has committed suicide. {. T. Thcuen. friend.
said Yesterday that Denman sent letter 10
another friend in which ~ limited At suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

LADY'S MAID.-By a competent French
person. with best city references: speaxs
languages: desires place with lady Tor
travelling. Address Il. W. Quincy, "a
Nest 35;h 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
HELP w t\TED.

-fnIe,
AGENTS WANTED for tho most popular
subscription hook ever published Address
or call -. : WOOD PUBLISHING co,
Room o. Wofld building. Ncw-York.
AGENT WASTED by we'll known lect
urcr. Address with particulars. LE'T-
URER Box ~. Tribune once.
AGENTS Side line salcsmcn located Ia
or travelling unoccupi"d country can ad'
strictly nrst-class agency with fire." outht
from high-rated manufacturers. one agent
has earned $1,000 In four consecutive
years. l.. o. l.d1l. New-Nofk.
10Y WANTED Must be well recon-
mcnded and graduate Of New-YOrk or
Brooklyn school; wages to begin. 81
week. can at HRAlNERD * ARM
STRONGS. Sal BROADWAY.
LIFE ONLY IN CHRIST. recently from
the press. 15c. per copy. postpaid. circu-
lars free. male and female agents wanted.
Address ED ". II. LlTTLEJOHN. Bat
tie Creek Mich.
MAN AND WIFE for general teamwork
man must be good mixer. state wages.
address BOX 261. Guilford. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
WORK WASTED.

Female.
A LADY with ten years experience desires
a position ~ confidential clerk or priFdt"
secretary. Address T.. Boa 4. Tribune
Orlcs
INSTRUCTION Three hours daily IN
perior instruction by lady teacher ek
changed Tor refined home In New York
only. highest city testimonials Box ~
Larchmont y. y.
MANfCT-RE wishes few customers at her
home or residence 30 East loth-st. near
Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER.- Remington ana can
graph operator. good education. salary
moderate O. X, care ". +. FINNEIAN.
Yonkers. y. y
YOUNG LADY. 10. having about three
months experience at feather curling. de
srcs position either In millinery store or
at curling. Address CURLING. l.3il AT
laptic-aye., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

GARDENER -By German. married. small
family. has eharge q a place NJ present. .
gree nhous's graprf.rs. vegetable. fruit and
plea surr grounds. leaves place on account
~ death lu o." family. the place not - be-
Kept up any more: ~ years reference from
present employer. Address W u. Mott
ave. lJsth-s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

GARDENER. & By German. 30. IA
married. working manager. - years eN-
peritucr. Understands vegetables. fruits.
flowers trees landscape. etc. Is competent
60 take fuil charge Of geniler ans ngSt -class
country place. whore n"atness. sohrie,y and
Industry az" required. IL years references;
or good place - work on shares. Ad-
dr"ss r.. T. q. Box l2S. Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14
FOR SALE.

/ AT REDUCED PKICES.-50D second hand
wood and iron working machine. fuzzy
] guaranteed. machinery bought and cH-
chauged. GEORGE l.. EDDY. 39o Madi-
son-s,.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton
ST. New York. workshop machinery doJt
pcwer. list free: wood carving tools. SCI. D..
saws. des gns and fsncT woods; incubat1rs
ana breeders IN opera ION.
BICYCLES Monarch pneumatic sate,ies
highest grade fully guaranteed; call and
examine snd get Catalogues and prices.
1854 LeXington-ave.. near 4iih-st.
BICYCLE. IN excellent condition. light.
At Il5 Taylor-st.. BROOKLYN.
CANDY NOTION STORE. next - school
l0i 19,h-st. South Brooklyn.
CATBOAT FOR sALE.-22 o. over all. 20
H. water line open cockpit. rigging. SAL
hun, etc. In nrst-class order. price SO
cash For further details address ECHO.
Tribune Once.
FOR SALE.-On account Of removal. ~
less than IL value. all Kinds ~ building
materials. granite bTowns'one, Tagging.
iron beams timber windows. &. ".
Gail or telephone 20 BYRON ". GREENE
JR. nth and isth s,s. Telephone can
! 239 lsih-s,
HAND-OKGAN for sale: in rood order:
cheap. BAL Groye-s'.. jersey Ciiy.
LIQUOR sTORE FOR SALE with leose;
rent So Apply 7gl Washinet6n-s'.. near
Gansevoort Market. 80 agents
RoLI.TOP DESKS from fl@ 20 800. In
oak walnut cherry and MAHOGANY
single desk AT wholesale price. T. u.
ESTES & SONS - JOhn-st. near Nay
sau New York
SAFES.-Two large. IRE and burglar W'D!
jewellery safes. large hr"pro"f rhi"i
medium size safes cheap. safes repaired
and repainted. lsE$BERG. . sprlng-st.
WORLD POCKET STOVE.-A Hight hot
box heat increases. hot water Tag neat
lessons. reduces suffering from rl pains
where heat is efcacious. pnne by mali
81. money returned II not pleased agents
wanted. T. r. ELLIS. i. o. Box @G2
Newark. " J.
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GARDENER nv "A Scotrhman n rxcep-
iional qualifications and character. -
yesrs IN present situation. leaving On ac-
count u IN" death Of employer, thorough
Is quA'il,sl 20 manage and improve aI IS
tate Address y. :. BoN 232. Fairfield.
Conn.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Co ntry.

COUNTRY HOME. IL rooms. water. stable
shade. acre Of ground. price, $4,000
terms easy. 30 minutes from New York
City. VIM. 4. MURRAY, Flushing y Y.
FOR SALE.A two-story frame cottage.
Is rooms: mansard roof. piazza on two
sides and barn. with three acres OF land
Inquire HENRY r. LAMB. North Ben
ningtcn. VI.
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COACIfNNN Ny q German. o years ~
age understands Lis business thoroughly.
o. take care 4 fue horses and carriages.
f'ylIas driver. IA, highest reference from
CITY AMI country. last .mpl oyer can De
Fe~l lu r''f. Ai4r'f- l.. II. Box 10. Trib-
tt'!. DaH.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-14

COOK WAITRESS and CITAMBERMAID.
by man ami wife. English: man as
cook and houS"work"r. wife as waitress
and charlbermaid: town or country. eH-
ccilnnt references. privat" o. boarding.
house Address DACfE. care OF Kelly. ISL
3d-aN~.. lst nl0r.