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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
FEW KNOW ABOUT THE SHAK-
ERS OF MOUNT LEBANON.

We do not believe in their peculiar religious
views. We cannot enter into the spirit of their
sacrifices. and therefore We don't study their
habits Of life.
1t is not necessary 10 believe as they DO nor to
honesty OF purpose, both far their principles
are concerned and their worldly deeds.
Almost every prominent man has some one spe-
cialty in which he eScels especially IL he has de-
voted his life 10 tie study and development.
In one particular the Shakers excel above all
others. and above all other men or classes OF
men. This is in the cultivation OF medicinal herbs
and plants. They have made this study for
more than one hundred years. They are also ex-
pert in extracting from them their peculiar cs-
Sences ana medicinal virtues.
This is their peculiar industry Their lives have
been devoted TO 1t. BY it they are supported.
They excel in this branch as do tho Monks Of the
Order of Benedictine with their famous lqueur.
Now. this lifelong study on tho part Of the
Shakers has not been in vain. They nave accom-
plished much good. Their medicinal extracts and
cordials are known throughout the world.
Tho Shaker Digestive Cordial Is probably the
most successful article ever given To the pubic.
1t Is not cure for all diseases: il don't pretend
30 be: but disease II Will cure, and that H. IN
digestion. IT j. not pretended that II VIII cure
anything else. and a sufferer has NOT long 10 "aii
TO see the result.
Almost the first dose will give relio and. n con-
tnued. q permanent cure Will follow Ths shaker
motto +: "To try all things ard hold fast t. ,nai
which IS good" For this reason. the SHAKERS
have nat into the hands % tn" retail druggists
wao soil their Digestive Cordial small trlal nol-
Ties which can b. had for 10 cents each. 50 tnat
ror this small sun, the reader can know II the
Digestive Cordial Is adapted To his case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
,rurPrD ABOUT THE TOWN.

Tho renort OF W W. Goodrich receiver Of the
1-r,o, Warehouse Company shows that ne mas re-
cc,yed ss,2 Cn a. and has paid out S'o9sa1 o.
-,rcaorjck Collins was recently engaged as as
e,e,an, sexton OF the Utica Avenue Taberhacie' an
,rno-.rdont church Yesterday he disappeared
mud tho communion service. two silver plates anu
n clock were found be missing The case WAS
reported 10 the police.
An oycrcoat hat umbrella and pair o. rc.'o'eI
siovos. belonging TO William s Lincoln. o. NO -''
Ashland Place were stolen on Sunday from the
choir loft OF Grace Methodist Episcoiai Church' NJ
seveath-ave and ST Johns Place.
There were two Kings County Electro l-'sh' anu
Power companies recently organized. One was IN
corpora;nd las; week In New-Jersey, with FdWlh
G. Low OF the law firm OF Mcclure. Low q roomos
~ IT'S head The other was formed last summer
under the laws OF ;his State. and received grant
from the Poard o. Aldermen TO do business III
procklyn NJ L. Towns then represented the coi'
rany.
DR. T. Taylor Emery. Health Commissioner has
annointod william Paul Gerhard to the pace Oh
honorary consulting sanitary engineer to the DE
partmcnt OF Health.
gisnop Mcdonnell will sail on Saturday OF inc
steamship La Champagne at 8 a. m' for ha''e' o''
his way Rome.
The condition OF the health OF postmaster gu"
livan was reported yesterday TO be much impro'eu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
NO PENALTY FOR THE 1O-cENT FARE.

IN the suit Of John Gillen to recover MS rare anu
81 rs a penalty for overcharSe from the brooh'Y"
Heights Railroad Company, the plaintiff was non"
suited yesterday He paid 10 cents lot co,i'''u
Gus ride from Fort Hamilton 10 the CITY nan anu
a--e,,j that the company had no right TO charge
,,o,a than 3 cents. The action was brought as
= les, one to compel the company 20 aoonsh ..e
extra fare beyond the old city limit at SIXTEEN,
81 An act passed IN 1857 provided penalty Oh :"
q, 10 recovered by any citizen VINO had TO pay nloe
tha. five cents for single ride In me cry Ii ~
l. was also alleged that the lay ol lss' nar Bt,
Wen the case came up the COUNCIL Tor the com M
49,. showed that .ae act o. 1891 h&u Dsen r.
p tn,E IN 1sao ami as there penalty under
The act Of 1885, nothing could be re 2Dssl viii be
.aLon The case Is OF interest 10 residents OF tne
49, Ridge and Fort Hamilton parts OF the CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
a.,sr DESERTS HIS WIFE.

Mccullough. formerly popular florist
Robert o. ,,o,,aoue-st mas given up his business
at No. the hard times and has left the city His
OWING !" - IN live with her husbands mother at
wife has ,..osr,hst. She said yesterday that she
NO. 90 saon her husband since he closed up the
had ~, saturday night and did not know where
snV s,S gone MI McCullough, however. sent let
,sr to colonel John L. huTleish: weil-known law
&c. n,b some private papers in which he said his
yer vs., hoon hard and uphill for the last two
and would the sy to tar SEE rom ne s sO od
not Oe''IIiI added: Don't let anything be said
Sasst ne have fought hard nEnt ian ana r nave
failed p". ISLE md pay every dollar that owe.
t. re9 WcTpiiough is thr,y-two years ola ana was
formerly clerk for aSrs' a names s b bongh out at the
g Montas sns philips went to Fulton;st. But the
was not good anp ms b e9I owers
cumuiaeJi deaiersA could not compete with
thn QrnNprS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF Ew.YorK-TI'EsDAY. JAN g 1895


PORT OF NEw-YoEK-TI'EsDAY. JAN. s. 1896
ARRIVED.
peeeTnicr r. Neveasc a. Ia ballast Goepel Tfune
Shame Exeesor ecer, Muller Ga,sfcunnlo Deem
-. balias, 20 Gust Heye Arrived at the Bar ~
steamer The Queen ,in. Foot. London pccomh"r -
with mdse to / W Hurst. Arrived At the Bar ct .
steamer Dci@wsfe cii~' Thonas. Lseraol pecembcr
q. IN ballast to Gust Heyc arrived at me iaf ct u ~
ssms' .. Ter5 CO. 1s TTn kSI Dsee' Hrl u
st.amer pclloya dr. Mclean Pc-na,huco December
~ Waceo e.. Win sugar TO Brss d Jcgons. Arrived at
the Ear AT midnight, ~ ,. ,,
80 curacao January l. Ia Gu1yra . win nd ana ana
passengers to Boriton. Bliss Dac't Ar''d at Inc
steamer saeame,e dce,. vosr T.uPcc peeem,er ~,
steamer Adironaack os-, sansom sa,auila pcrcuber
3 with muse ana parsonage PIN Forwood & hcocf
siesmcr Tallahassec Astins. savannah. with mdse and
Steamer croa;an Hansen. Georgetown and Wilmington
win mdse ana ra'srngee,s - v J. .ly1", -, %
Mon.ceo Bay % raiaou,h 20 5, Anrs ay JansoIy j.
~ ro' isc 'I nar n midnish,. IN
At steamer ss s Yorktown Dole Ncwpog News and Norfolk
steamer berks ireland. with barge. Philadelphia for
steamer Reading Reed. with barge. Philadelphia for
steamer Harrisburg Anderson. with barge. phiaee
P siea me- Pottsv.e Fi,z barge. Philadelphia for
shIp souveraln (Nor Haavlg. Hamburg 81 days. with
Ship stephan C5er, Kuhlmann. Bremen cs days. with
shp Eclipse Of san Francisco. Petersen. Belfast 40
SANDY Uook Jan \ $3.50 p m-Wnd north moderate
breeze. raining and thick
CLEARED.
Steamer Marteiio Gsr) Rca, Hui-sanderson Son
Steamer I'll Mar Grant Ncw-OrlcaEt J. 1 van SlcHle.
steamer Benefacor. Simmons. lhiiadephh- 'lyue
90. .,, ut. n II
steamer city Of Columbia. Jenny. West roin'-od
steamer Trinidad tI}D. Fraser DermuGa-A L outer
bridge Il Go. -. ,,., n ~ ycrse,
steamer Adratlc 1}i), IinddOck. Lyeipo'-H - Nis'
Steamer Jamestown. HulYhers Noii"h ana >c"P"''
steamer obdam Dutch. Pousan. Rotterdam bunch
steamer Neptuno BirAhan Moniego Bay VIA N"Na''"-
steamer Acanthus Glj saundcff. Livcrpool-i'iNer &"
steamer city Of San Antonio Bennett. Portland Me
iIoIH'p Hall ,f.,c,cr.er--
I,isk JcNons.
SAILED.
Steamers Washington Ger. FOR i;ot'erdam; eepige W.
fe rurks Island san Domingo CITY etc. 'y q" N"i""-
gs West Point; Runlc t;i). L.vcrpoh cl ID ~, ..
Amsterdam. jamestown Norfolk and '''"i'la ~. ~,
Ieichn,ond i'm G:rD. I(ndDn' II Mar. Nr"O'""'' -
henzo'icrn ger. Er'm'n
HOTICE 10 MARINERS
Voc ~, Eoao.n Light
xoce is hereby given that the p.op,@ed "'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
gPASsAIC WATEE DANGEROUS TO HEALTH

The Heath Board of saddle River Township
a,ter listening 10 complaints rom rcS'ue"'s "io'h
tho bank OF The Pass5ic River between fassaic
and Patterson y d. has decided that the oondi-
ton O, tho river IS dangerous TO health. ihey
have asked the Health Boards o. the CUES OF
Paterson and Passaic and the township OF Acquack-
anonk 10 NEE; them January IA at Duh'ee
Lake TO discuss remedy. The river IL o"'''i'u
at this point TO furniGh water-poWer ios me Ias
sale mills two miles below. Since the puiidihs oi
the dam. Paterson has tTebled In popuiation anu
manufactures and discharges an enormous amount
o. sewage aGd factory ~8Sic Ihtp th' StI'i I,
aiucn OF this collects at the Gam ana causes snciis
which the neighborng farmers say are dnHScToba
TO health Eciow the dam the river hts "taSn"2'
throughout the dry season. and IT'S condiuon ticEt
Is even worse than al Dundee Lake. Newark long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
POOLROOMS APPARENTLY CLOSED

romeo officials have been stou;ly denying the re-
cent reports that number of poolrooms were in
operation in the city and an Investigation by Trih
une reporters yesterday failed to show that any
of the regular poo!rooms We're open for business
Inc poorooms were open for a time after the In
Vesueation by the IeXow Committee closed but
last week the booksellers heard that the police had
peen ordered to make raids on them. and all of the
pooirooms were closed suddenly. There were said
to be no poolrooms running in the city Yesterday
as me booksellers We're waiting for auspc!ous
thle Tor rtsuning business. In number of liquOr-
quietly ~ '0 '"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
GUESTS AT A BERMUDA UOTEL

Among the guests recently at the Hotel Hamilton
Hamilton. Bermuda. were:
j. H. Britain. Mrs. and Miss Candy. Mrs. James
Wallace; Thomas p. Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. F.. H.
Wales. Hugh l.. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Knight
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Drcsser. y. W. Calender
Mr.. and Mrs. William ". Twins. MIR. and Mrs
George c. Boldt. George c. Boldt. jr. Miss Lider
Glover Boldt. Alfred IL. Swayne, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry +. Abbey Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. McCammon. of
NewYork Mr.. and Mrs. G. Iegler. and Mrs NJ. A.
Zegler. of Wi.kesbarre, Penn; II: N. Redpath. OF
Montreal. Canada: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter }. Ford. OF
Wilmington Del: Mrs T. r. Mead. os Orange, y.
j.: Mrs. Il. ID. Amer. OF Boston. Mass. and Pro-
lessor Charles Rufus Broun. Newton Centre. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
1rrA1Rs IN BROOKLYN
,o~ or THE SCHOOLS.

The annual report Of J. Eawasd .ss~s 'na nsss
s'?' q ssa 'ss's; % s:
T TnTs were s pupils rss' are seats for @
attendance Of oc5ss Tnsre In some parts Of
pupils in ,s the .s sGhoG capacity entirely too small
Accommodations a ns accommodated there wi, viii be
g 00S more seeking Admitting OF the Manual Train
$ssnsa:Sy fR ;; Ss s s$
OF s.ndg thoroughly and allows them
NO time for STUD! ~ and the reduction OF the
change The course of study is be
s feyss 81 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
HEIGHTS RAILROAD COMPANY DIRECTORS.

The Board Of Directors Of the Brooklyn heign's
,a,,rood COMPANY was reelected yesterday. Inc
,,,or,hars Of I; are William Marshall SetA L. heehey'
David H. Valentine. Charles +. Aou.'s' ono"
D"N'r 49, 1,ho,d,re F. Jackson John Englis. c. y.
"a Daniel l. Lewis, T.. y. Bliss. C:owel
,i..,Io, / G. Jenkins and Felix Campbell When
80 company borrowed The money to complete me
,.-o5ucfon of The trolley system on us hnes me
stock was put up security anu poMCl os ~
H. "@ r,rSorstlon lending the money consisting oil
Tnomas C. Moore. Martin Joost ana Joseph - -,acI
GIA 1;rarors CONGRESSMAN Hendrix being IN WASH
inc.Sn II is expected that the directors az ~
meeting today Will re-elect Daniel +. Le"is Pi'~'
= I'D " s. H. Bogardus secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
CLOSING rrlcrs or sAN rRANc1sco Stocks.
ijorses. an0 Garrlaa es.
ID nrrn c. KELLOGG & CO.. Aucrroxrrns.

ID ETER e. KELLOGG co. ArCrlONEEHs.
800 TROTTING BRED HORSES
At auction Madison Square Garden Now York
"wednesday. Thursday. FRIDAY ami Saturday. January
10. II ana L. Isp5
DAYS AND EVENINGS
ing ~ 10 o',lp,A mornings and rs evenings
During days valuable gnrenis VIII b. si
from such noted breeders ana breeding Embellishments
j. ". ogden Robert steel cedar IarkI Igitwn s'ud
CLOSING oup. \ ~ IDTl-s. J. Mtcnul Forbes. \ 10
Darling. J. v. DAILY. John TI.rs ur.fi..c Iafr.
Newbuis y. W Geors~ j. Harley. H. y 4 V. e. Thnmp-
son ". Harry orr James 7 Naik~- ii1v.nc IT, 'rr-
dova. Wyn Dyl Farm. y. :. Sutton. Richard ingraham
and oth,rs
Fast tr0ers roadster matched pairs stake colts stall
lions brood ana youngsters = the best blood ami
OF high abunl1nfy Offered. Ais family
carriage hofH'a. - Sc a,' AMI generally useful fpG
for pleasure drivinE
noted animals orred are kcar'ara. - woti
2:l6is. Peilar 2.ss. 'ohweis y. Prince Law
aiarH 90. -. Ulds \. 49,. cii Ia T,srt. .is.
Deputy. 2lo's. Cans'p. 80. Rlmor. -. rsariai.
cel.inc. 223is Romeo. ri. Mkie Douglas -.
Gf~on T.. 2.2ii. Mar Mac 2isis. Dynamite 20.
Ii p - others
Ttc larro- ray 30 Tu-riay January
FD- catalogue address PETER g kEI.f.OGS 2 CO.
AI-tiorrsrs. 100 JDhr-s'.. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
FOR SALE.

PRINTING 1NkS.-Bcst in the world
'aimines. Ia cents an ounce; best job
ana cut black over known. 81 n pound:
best news Ink seen since the world began.
cents pound. Illustrated price list free
on application
Address WILLIAM JOHNSTON. Man
ager Prntcra' In. Press. 10 Spruce-st..
New-York.
ROLL Tor DESKS from si4 10 500. II
caS. walnut. ca"-ry ari mahogany. l..
l.. ESTES & SONS. ~ J0hn-s'.
VERY rSEFrL PATENT for n rev
square 'rb'e FOR saic. Call ~ 40 East
ilih-.t. NlNCrNZO GAMBIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
Admiral. 1. ;. Navy. chair
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer ilayoale O}r. Payne. from New-fork Deem
lcr -. arrived at sdyona January l.
Steamer Baumwa Ger. Schu.dt. from New-loik p'-
ceu.he- arrived at Narcotics January o.
Steamer Znandam Duch Dut. from New YORK pe-
ccfLber 90 arrived Amsterdam January :.
steamer DANA ,;er Ludwig rom N"w-l OrK bcc'InH'
for Hamburg. passed the Lizard Januniy y
steamer IaanGaI CITY pir'. Hunter from New Iork
December 81 Bristol passed Brow Head January y
Steamer Mannheim Ger. HOcck. sailed from bremen
for New Nork January ,.
steamer Massia dr. Verries. sailed from Naples for
NeGv-Nor January >.
steamer Grccian 90. Nunan sailed from Glasgow FOR
New-York January
Kansas city dr). Jones sailed from Swansea
Tor NcW-Nors January =
Ifrh) CasscnS. from imuidcn FOR New
Yorh. passed On" Lizard January :.
steamer iindoo 3D. Douglas. from Newly ork pecemter
% arrived Hun January =.
steamer Majestic Oir) Prrscl SewYork for Liverpool
arrived at Queenstown January ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vase, r. line Mails close. Vessel sails.
Ad-iatic Liverpool. White Starr. 4gra m 90 N
Red Sar...... 1;w'T IN .Vp y NJ
Algonquin Jacksonville. clyde. $3.50. 90 IN
Yucatan. Havara. & Cuba. 20 IN 20, 20, ~
Obdarn Meth Amer. II 90 III
Vene;ia Hamburg Hamb-Amer. .s,.... 80 m
Trinidad Bermuda Quebec. 500 m iooV !"
THURSDAY JANUARY 10.
Columbian n:yb n m m
IIabana. Havana. spanish. III: 90 m 90 IA
6;alieo Liverpool Lamport Holt. .'D IN
sches,vg. Jnagua etc. clyde. 100 m 3pp N
Chalmet:e. Ncw-OrleGns Morgan ~" y IN
FRIDAY JANUARY II.
Terrier Georgetown Deinerara. 400 p m GOO m
Ri, Crande Fcrnenina 1all0ry...... sV . IA
eeninoie Jacxsonvlle CyyGe........ ....... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

a HIGH STEPPING lady's cob. Portland
sleigh. lIr robe bells French harreas.
LAglish whip. complete: guaranteed sound;
worth $500. private outnf. VIII sell very
low; there Il alsO on storage handmade
irndhout wagon. Stvers. double brouGh
hnfA"4s IN bTaSs: also saddle. iriele.
blankets wAips. &C.: yOu- own price
Click SALE. Tribune Oilice.
BEAUTIFUL. fasi-st"pping gentle saddle
nnd driving cob sound. $40: portland
cutter and hollis. 81: robe. $40; London
harness. 500. complete priyote ouint,
guaranteed by well-knOwn merchant.
RARE CHANCE. Tribune Office.
FOR SALE.-Pony that q reliable Tor
small child Address Or. .. &. JACK
SON. Bon lGl. Iarlnlcn L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
ur STOLE TWELVE COFFIN PLATES

Frank Pausen. seventeen years Old, was heid LOT
.ria, In jersey CITY yesterday on charge OF steal
Ans, twe.Ve coffin plates from Robert Ieusner' an
undertaken, a; No. 5l3 Ocean-ave Inc Iad' VINO
lives with his parents At No. So Cid bergen i.oau,
wen; 20 Zeugner's pace and asked TO look ~ soi'.
collins Ee was left 20 look at them. but couid no,
tod one 10 suit him. After he had gone away
Zetgner found that ne had removed the plates IRON
twelve collins ana carried then away They are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
tErpD VIII PROBABLY BE INA UGURATED.

Sacramento. CAL Jan S--The Republican mem
10 take any action on the proposed Gubernatoral
contest. Governor-elect Budl will probably be in
augurated on Thursday. Voting for the successor
10 Senator Perkins Will begin In about two weeks.
Perkins and De Young ere the only candidates
mentioned. Governor Markham is looked upon
I he hOySa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
TO DECIDE WHETHER TO STRIKE OR NOT

Tho members Of District Assembly No TO- a. OF
,ri,l meet to-day at their headquarters 10 near
the ,epor, OF the Executive Committee in regard 10
tho results OF conferences With the surface raroao
o,a~,a,, as % the agreements for this year. me
question Of enforcing their demands by genera,
IN, IN u. decided and the action taken Will
"r~a,n~rsd 70 the several local assemblies 10!
their decision. II strike takes PiaS Sesi,ayeS I II
sSso Thought that the Mayor will he asked 10 aro'
iratc between the men and the compa me engineers
Of m" Brooklyn Elevated Railroad COMPANY WIZ IT,
upon President Uhlmana and Snpernen Number OF
grievances which they desired 10 have remeucu' -
WAS promised that they would be considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
DR. DOTT SEES PRESIDENT WILSON

Dr. Doty. the newly appointed Health officer OF
the Port. visited the Board cf Health offices yes
terday and held n conference with President Wilson
and other health officers. II .s probable that at
to-days meeting DIR. Benedict VIII be appointed
CHIEF of the Contagious Bureau There viii also
be numerous transfers OF inspectors. it is rumored
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
c5l anD FOUND.

- ANInD0K 40 i7Gp;e % the Union Dine savings
- Institution Is missing. Any person Lafinr cl"im to
~ hereby o1l'd upon 60 Irs"ai the sam" within ten
days or submit ms sad la' shook cancelled ana
.0Hiri.
I Osg'-l;ank Boo. No. ~ $50. Ur n"'t Savings
II Bank. my p'mon having ciaim' MON said book IL
called '.,0; rrseni the r"r Within thirty
.ays rald hook VIII De d"car1 cancelled nal rN
,Eadighed. nad now che Issue" IN Hfu iE1i'.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SNLC.-lyp Zoo. square; =. W cnrncr
H,i-s'. a.d West Ead-avc. Appiy -
oHncr.
\ 2. CHISHOLM 81 Broadway.
FOR StT.T.--loD feet square; y conner
h.d-s;. ana West End-aye. Apply 10
owner. y Il. CuISOLM ~ Broadway
FOR SALE OR RENT.-The superior new
house. 40. - Wcsl 1ist-s,.: decorated:
ingrirc on pra miecs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09

ago refused to drink the polluted water OF the
protest ~ w '' "N0'
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Proposals.
IDltOpOSALS.


j BOSDs oF THE CITY OF COvINGTON. Ky.
in.iun ~. ~ - Won t0enel. az ., o. fn.. T~urir-v
Ir,fcn,n' I'fd- n' = which dsfei Nay lsi. is"f
Interest Iaynll" annually 80 tAc cry b"ls '1.ns-
ton Ky.
3 iionGs of denomination q sioo each due May -
2 Ponds - denomination ~ sioo each due M,y -.
is'E
u "a - the denomination ~ 500. dH- Stay - tSaG
Bonds the Denomination ~ $3.50. each 'Ir May ls
isnGs II the denomination - 500 each Aay -
Pond ~ the denomination ~ 500 due MAY IL aoi
- Ponds denomination ~ 500 each due Nay ~
li,ns o. the denomination Of 500 each due Nay -
100.
bonds - the den animation Of 5000. each due Nay Is
100.
% ponds II the denomination Of 500 each due May Is
iiors O., the denomination $500. each MAY -
bonds u the denomination Of slco each due May
Total amount he sold sIiioo SAID bonds viii be
s,ld Tor Iers than par nn1 accrued interest.
BIDS must be marked BIDS for Asphalt st. Improve
HENRY fOfrRrP.
T.. J. MOORE.
WM. RIEDLiN
N. Mi.sSiNGs"HLAGER.
gro T. BEACH.
J. r. LINHiMANN.
Committee on Ways and Means.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
WORK WANTED.
Male

m0tf
A WM. r. HARTrSl.
Etper Accountant ani Auditor.
nlrre, building. Room -. - Park Row:
As ENERGETIC. sober. reliable. German
American married AGED %. desires SIT
uafivn q any KIND. can pack. mark am
.hip. best reference. G. !. S'iil.EchlEK
I~llc,ili". y. ).
4 MARRIED GENTLEMAN. with a good
know lcdC. ~ southern AMI western ne
curitics. and extensive business A'Qn'lh'
.ucc IA thns- sections. would Hike u 'N-
rass- his aeryir-s with 4 banking house.
tulsi or insuraucr company, Al iri 'rrnccs'
Address MlssOi III. Tribune oile'.
A YOUNG MAN. lately landed. want,
Work ~ any linl. fti ne, WHINE anu
osllgnr. understands firing. J.. kEAN-
NEN. ils East l5th-si.
4 RESPECTABLE young American. 20 de-
sizes position 90 prVat" secretary "'
campluiun 20 a gentleman who ~ traF-
cililg. good p"aintn, qu'.h hluI',. f'lf'
ercc. Aidrcs 6. T.. f.. 1913 On ave.
GrooMyn.
AcCOUNTANT.-N open. wrlt4 10. bal
Ancc. close books ar arrange system Ni
accounts. corporation work sp"' ally
t.rms reasonable ". Il. c.. Tribune Oi-
nee.
ASSISTANT ROOKKEEPER or COLLIE
TOR ly man. - 81 present 'mplpyri'
hest reference and security. T. j. NJ,
Box >. Tribune ON
ARCHITECTURAL DHAUGiiTsM,N. can
comfy with general Office Work. also
render perspective. would WORK io' very
small snlAty. 20 ns not To- waste hlN iiho'
Address :. LlrTAIEK. 20 East N'i"-sI
A YOUNG Protestant ir.shmnn. htely
landed. desires engagement IN Nnul' ale
double entry - neccssary. ears es.p'ii-
race. aplradiI references. Address
GhOcER. ~ Wcst iith-st
AMERICAN machlnlsr. out Of WORT one
year wi-h~f place. good ail-1r1und man
~ yrafs' 'xpHfi"no'. r"fcicu ~ n''hri.
G. J. EATos. 90 Dnp1nl-a brooklyn.
HOOhkEEPlr. &c.-hipistaat booLkoHprr
90 "ltry rici,. or order c'"rk rpnNrff1nt
vita Spani D.. several f'd'g experience;
~ city o. .cfencos; aged 81 g.. Tribune
once.
EDOHstil:piR Nc.-Agol 80. Al. ~
ir,. l.Ecrp.r. OH r" aTsirttnt or nr.ri 'l'sh,
hi.h,si references. Address L.. Box y
If5dn' oii''. ----.-.--------.
BAKER o., foreman or good second hani:
bread or caacs. Address BAKER. IL
howrry. hotel
BAKTE.-rercman. nrs'-class. or good
second hand IN all tinls - hr"aa. rDiir
French. ,ifura. pastry. pi" tnd ''hf, CIV
o. country. ~ 2Oth-f'.. 3d-1tr.. SCUM
llrooalyn.
BOY, H. would Ike 10 learn lfao' III l'-
apecinile barber ship. board Win ON
pio,rr II possible. i'uH 81 'ofon'' l. l.
BOY. living home. scrh' position "hrf"
.nirgrily and competency mas 'INnh,n
him. lawyer or merchant uili"' pi"t' fftl,
b'ft recommendation. ALFRED M'Ah-
TNY. .J6 Wc.t ll1th-Ht.
POY. 10. womb liac pu.iiion ~ any go
sp~ctablr business. nr would Ike t. ,"ain
a a,.I trade. n-iti class reference n 30
ouiroi. DARCY. -. atyr'lr-avr.. H.iYn.
BOY. =. would ~ i.~.'icn "a 'il'r OF
stor. where - crn advance, fprh.'s Ger
man ana Ens.ish. has reirrcrc~s. Address
A. HOSAINiEE. -, Eat Sis,-s'.
CARPENTER n.d cabinet maker. Cor
man experience. sober nnl indrs-tiius
wants STEADY situation. EoN u. LIED ID
ave.
ADVERTISEMENTS AEp SUCaCEiP-
JIONS FOR THE NEW-NQHk TniE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
Marine INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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