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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
SMALL BEGINNINGS

Make great endings sometimes. Ail- ments that We are apt to consider tliy- ial often grow, through neglect, into atrocious maladies, dangerous in themselves a"d productive of others. IL Is the disregard of the earlier indl- cations of i'll health Which leads to the establishment of all sorts of maladies on a chronic basis. Moreover, there are certain disorders incident to tie season, such as malarial and Thumtaism against which it Is always desirable to iortiiy the system alter exposure to the conditions whicd produce them. Cold. damp and missma are surely cOunterscted by Hostetter's stomach Bitters. After you have in cured risk from these influences, a wlneglas-ful or two of HOstetter's Stomach Bitiers directly afterward d should be swallowed. For maleris dyspep-ia, liver comp: aint, kidney an;I bladder trouble, nervousness and d. pr ilI,y 1t is the most deservedly popula- ufremidies and preventives. A wine glassiul before meals promotes appe- ite.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
i..,,ss,, r-s sosr orr,ot AS .seosO-e.Ass sATTts'
The Immigration Commissioner

The Immigration Commissioner O Cocl;se county is now engaged m gathering complete and correct in''f' mat,on concerning the various indus'- ries and opportunities here, Tor the in- yestment of capital and the acquisition of valuable homes. This niormation will later on be printed in phamplet and circular form and spread o'oa' cs., ,hronghou, Ihe land. It is the de sire that no important item be over looked and 10 this eni any suggestions for tne work 10 be done will be thank fully received by the conmissioner' AddrsS
 IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER
 Tombstone, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

Que Of our your society hlood- started cut last evening to call on s very charming young lady of his ac- qusiniance. The young lady in ques- ton lives about-but why drag her into the affair? She had nothing tU do with what happened. By the light of the waning moon, the young man espied by the roadside small animal that he took for dog. He passed unheedIull when he soon fouDi II to be ., a--something else. How changeiul Is life. From being the De, of society, that young man Is today summed ty all. His warmest friends scarcely come within speaking dis tance, and he is looked upon with sus- picion. We refrain from mentioning E nsmes-it really isn't necessary. Il you meet hIm you cant tail 10 know him, for all the perfumes oi the Ori. ent could not make a pleasant com panion of kbat young man at least not for few dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

A crowded house greeted Glasco & Trice's colored minstrel company in Jacobson's hall last evening. The program was & lengthy one and con- sisted of old plantation songs, buck and wing dancing. From commence ment Of the entertainment to the end the artists in their different roles re- ceived thuuders of applause. Deserv. ing of specIsl mention is Miss A. s. song in deep rich contralto. Her voice elicited much praise. -Chico News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
ICE.

The Gro Mill Site, the Western Mill Site and the Granite Mill Site, situ- ated about u , miles north of Ante lope springs, in what is known as the Julian draw, or Julian wells, were duly located and recorded in 1893, and are legally held by the undersigned. All parties are warned against tres passing on same. F. F. RYDER,
 J. w. SwAZEE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

few miles from here, in which John Holmes and Frank and James White were killed instantly and two others were iearfully cut and bruised. The boiler ol tEe Lomax Picket Fence factory exploded, damo.ishing the building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
Attention. i. of P.

There will be special meeting of Arizona Lodge No. 1, K. of F. tonight to for the purpose or arranging for the funeral of Brother W. E. Taylor. A full attendance is requested.
 J. W. BARTHOLOMEW, c. c. ". D. MoNMoNIER. K. oI Rand s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

MT. F. A. Voge., superintendent oi the Azure Mining company, and who has been in Turquois looking after ih- compsny's interests there, left this morning en route to Mexico. He will return within Sur 10 days and remain here for some time tooversee the work being done on the promising claims in the Turquois district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
Attention

All fremen of the Tombstone Fire department are requested 10 appear in uniform and meet at the Rescue Hose House tomorrow Oct. 26 at ? 30 D. m. to attend the funeral of OUT late Con rade fireman W. E. Taylor, By ord Of
 DAN HiNLEY
 CHEF
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
BISBEE NEWS.
Budget Or Interesting Items from OursReguiar Cor
 respondent.
BIsBEE. October 9, 1895.
AROUND THE sMELIER.

AROUND THE sMELIER. Everything is running smoothly and no accidents of any seriousness have occurred daring the week.
 The foundry is running m full bias, and are at present moulding grate bars.
 A rcw foundry is to be erected near the old one; this is to be used in mak- iog brass castings of all kinds. The foundries here will do all oi the work for the requirements of the company in other parts of the territory. The work of changing ,he gearing on the roaster Is progressing rapidly, and the roaster will soon be in run ming order again.
 Six car loads ol copper were taken out dlrirg the past week.
 Tue wall of the converter pi. will soon be finished and more room had for the liners.
 The copper matte that remains in the cOaverteIs Is taken out below town ubopt n.lc and is b.own 10 pieces and then taken back and run through a second time.
 Every night visitors are seen taking in the sights of this place, the engine room, furnaces, conyerters and the Little Queen coming in tor liberal share of their sightseeing.
 The coke pile Is gradually diEiL- ishing and will be entirely removed before long.
 The boiler-makers are at work get ting tine new Jumbo furnace in readi- ness for Us inauguration.
 INTERESTING BITS.
 Beo Williams returned today rom a short business trip.
 Wm. Lutley, the freighter, is IL town from Tombstone. He has dis posed of his team to Samuel Douuley of West Huachuca and will quit the business Tor awhile.
 Two cars loaded with machinery ioJ the MUctezuma company are at the siding. l. Is 10 be taken al once to the mines and put in operation.
 NIT. John Bray of Tombstone was a visitor to our city on Thursday MT. E. ClfTorI came up from Nae, osari yesterday. He reports every. thing running smoothly tbere. Jack Matthias left today on hInt. ing trip into Mexico. He expects to be gone several weeks. DuiIng hi, absence the shop will be looked after those who have need of any carpen. { tering or repairing.
 Sam Medigovich Is making some extensive improvement in his store l on Brewery avenue. Claude Craig came in from the Huachuca, yesterday. He report: | evers thing as running smoothly iE that vicinity and the Iancbers happy
 Another large furnace Is to be pu, 1 in at the sneller soon. It is repor et to be one-tniId larger than the iarges furnace n operation there at present
 Another wedding is on the tapis and it IS to take place before anothel moon.
 Mrs, Eliza Lindsey has returned from Colorado where she went or business connected with her cattl, shipment.
 SITUATION WANTED.
 By good, neat and tidy nurse, ont dollar (S1.OO) per day. Call on Mrs Douglas, Bisbee, or leave word at Geh nd MstcIlFs meat market. o2}-lw
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nOtcl Arrivals.
CoCHIsE

NOL hIsS Sam. Coleman, ranch, A. Hagar, Sonora. Chas. Rankin, do Frank Logan Tucson. c Oyerton, Bisbee,
 SAN JcsE. W. J. Crushing. West Huschucs F MankIn, San Francisco.
 PALACE J. Fisher, Tucson, Jas TOmpson, San Francisco.
 ARLINGTON Jas. Bran. Los Angeles, c Hslin, Crit;enden. t F Ensten. Denver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

Miss Nellie Ca, hmau, rho is well and favorably known thiouhout Arizona and in fact all over the Coast, was here several days last week and was so isyoratlY impressed with Globe that she decided to locate here. She has obtained long lease of the Levi. Robinson prop rty, on Broad street which will be enlarged and greatly improved. Miss Cashman will takt possession of tile premises Novemo OCT 20th, and will open fret call res taurant. She left Friday for a shor visit to BIsbee.-Sliver Belt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

Dr. Toney the efficient Bisbee physician arrived last evening from Bi.bee to act in consultation with Dr. Holcombe. The Doctor returr ed to the Copper Camp today. He desires 10 correct the prevailing impression that Bisbee is still infected with small pcx. Rigid measures have been taken and at the present Ii ne not one vestiIe or case o. the dread desease is pre-. valen: in his thriving burg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

From my ranch in Emery Caiion one Brown horse branded :. Gnverted three) on left shoulder, has three white eet, bald face and saddle marks. The finder will please address.
 CRIs. GRAUER
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
was
 PauIRevere?

Everybody knows "Daul Revere.s Ride. but what {, ise did he eyer do? The Dictionary of Unr;ed States History" tells. This standard reference book is arranged alphabetically, and contains short. crisp. concise. comprehensive informant on about eve y event in American his- to-y. and about the T. n who male the events. il tells at a glance what would take hours of re search in other books IL ;iAs place m beck dom that was wholly vacant before il came. It is needed in every home and library, by writers. teachers. preachers. and layncn. Our author. I. Franklin Jameson, Ph. D.. Professor of His iory of Brown University. formerly of John Hopkins University.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

Rev. Robberts and wife left today for a brief visIt to West Huachuca the guests of MT. and Mrs. s. Donnelly. They will return Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

Mrs. Micha-l Kelly and children left today for Bi. bee where she goes to join her hu -band and make here future residence in the copper camp:
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

MT. Ed Crum, the Wells, Fargo m. spec,or, left this morning Tor other points on his route, having found the Tombstone office tn be in good shape.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

The trial of the great suit of the government against the Copper Queen Mining company has been set for November f.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
Attention Rescue Hose Co.

All members of Rescue Hose com- pany are requested 10 meet at their engine house at City Hall toworrow at , p. m, in uniform, 10 attend the funeral of our comrade, W. B. Taylor.
 J.V. VICKEEs, President. 4. WENTWORTH, Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

MT. Ed. Crum the route agent oi Wells Fargo & Co. arrived today on an inspecting tour.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
CATTLE BRANDS,

Our offer-A years subscrip- tion to the EPITAPH enti- ties you to a one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY EPITAPH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
CHIRICAHUA CATTLE co,

Postofice-TonIbstone,
 Range-Between Chricahna and DIago Ints; Steer range on Bugle and Bonita creeI Graham county.
 Cattle hrand-CC C left side and C left hip
 Hose brand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circle " on lef, side: Circl5 on left side; LIP connected or right sid and hip Ill on right side; Diamond J on lef' hi ); lO bar under. on left side and hip. 6 or right side S'I on left side; | 2 on right side
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
C NJ RE\AUD.

JOHN P. GRAY.1 Posiofhce-Powers. A. T, Range-Rucker canyon and head of San Cattle brand 96 bar over. on left side! Horse brand-96 on left thigh. Also cattle branded Cv left side and hip..Y 1h connected on lett hip. Also cattle branded N on left side.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
W. NJ RRIS.I
ROCKFELlOW & SERVOSs

ROCRFELlOW & SERVOSS, EJPostoftce-Wilcox.
 Range-Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle brand-NH left hip Young stoct branded on hip. old stock on the side Horse brand-N Y left shoulder
 Also own double cross brand with N Y, some times A. quarter circle CT dart Fl Run cattle insD S brand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

EW. B. TAYLOR & Co. Postoflce-Bisbee. Rapge-SulphusSpring Valley.3 Cattle brand-'x' On left side ] Horse brands on left thigh.t
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
MRS: ANNIE TRUE,

Post Ofiice-Dcs Cabezss, 4, T. Cattle brand-L P connected.
 Range-Sulphrr Spring Valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27
SITUATION WANTED.

By good, neat and tidy nurse, one dollar (Sl.O0) per day. Call on Mrs Douglas, Bisbee, or leave word at Gehl nd MstcIlPs meat m lrkst. o2}-iw
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-27

NIT. Taylor's death IS universally mourned as he was good-hearted, who)esouled citizen, and was we'll known all O CT the county. He leaves two sisters who are residing in Europe and host of warm friends SO mourn his loss. The deceased was 6 member
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REAL ESTATE.
,,-Srxrss AT THE EXCHANGES.

,.,o, market showed no activity yesterday
~ of the operators who frequent the rooms
- ,a,t the city for their Thanksgiving vacation.
hau ~. broadway Real Estate Salesroom =. A.
-, sold In foreclosure No. AZ East Twenty
SIM ,hree-story brick building and stable lease
Ma 70 the plaintiff. Gideon F. Fountain, for 5000
,s',,ar, NJ RYAN sold in foreclosure the plot 25x
wi wast One-hundred and fift y-eighth and
Hns.hundred -and-ffiy ninth SIS 10 hody McLough-
lin FOR s0isOV Kennedy sod at voluntary sale No.
Brya a-ix-eighth-st. four-story browns,one dwell
ms S SON ha1s soa for Kadan nss Finn
80 six-story apartmen t-houses 2oxsoxln' Nos
me IA aus Delaney 70 NJ Oosierbaum for about
$500 ,,,rsb and Alfred Gutwillig have purchased
from siewaGT sISoS hne for about sa
sy have also purchased Nos a. q and IS Fourth
ave ave s %n the estate, Sailors Snug Harbor
sS4acsebe.d on private terms
Geo's ya and Thirtyhrst-st.. 50xl01 and No (
I Thirty nrst-st.. 25xssS for Martin Bros. who
Ea East t"' renewed their option to purchase There
reeea ,sree dwellings the property. The of
are nrchaser the price paid could not be ascer-
tainMeu.s l. understood to he considerably less.
reainnsel Froehlich has sold for Carl and Theodore
Rosenlsqa 'e nos S and 50 East SHY
IL near Maiison-ave size 2ox5Sxoo at $4,000 each
cash: No. IS to Mrs. Oakley and No. 81 to Miss
EfeRinson and the three-story residence Nc: 2sl
Esst Forty-ninth-st for Mrs, Capped to Mr.. Pier
s On ps snse fatho1ses No 52i to 5s4 west one
b,rdrel-anl- I thirty thrd-st. west of Amsterdam
ave. each l6sx75xlcO, to Mr.. Jungman on private
terms -, A.. d.. $780,. h-;cL
fathousc. 256xlco. No. i1S Amsterdam-ave. to Mr..
Anderson. . -, -.
,rorerv No 50 East Twenty frst-St 25XltoX irregu-
IA a four-story brownstone dwelling to Mr. Pot
Ter for $4SNv. 49, 49, .,.
Of the McAlpin estate No West Twenty ninth-st
a four-story dwelling. lot 2Sx9Ss. for SsO1o II VII
-ha biv be altered for business purposes, and was
purchased by the sellers in 1864 for $iS Geo.
Harry F. Cook has jus; sold No. 3lb West seventy
,econd-s; 10 Mrs. Archer V PancOast at private
1gure This is the third Of this OF five that Mr.;
Cook has sold since they were finished the hrsl OF
last October.
Charles Griffith Moses has sold for Jacob Hess to
Ot;o Meurer one-haf the block front on Columbus
ave and Two-hundred- and hftn-st. size s9.llxlU.
private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-28

GARDENER.-By Englishman: ~ years
experience IN growing ferns. orchids.
roses. carnations violets chrysanthemums.
etc. flower and vegetable gardens. c.
DtrNPER ll9 Ta.lmadSe-st., Pough-
k.ensie y Y
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". s. ES?'G az sPf TI1s John Bel: 1900
cornm'sSy. John. to the Mutual iife Insurance
COMPANY cf New-York. e7th-st. 1850 # 90 900
Cohen, Simon and wife to isdor Cohen. No iia ao.,
c1ITls: Mary,M. . Charles W Dexnes AND
other 7e,h-st $40 +, of West Endave oco,
c nas .n wsm sss WI: IssP Mccall
q. q IVES, End-sys years. 40 1850
map o Wilton. Port Morris and East MOrrisania 20
cs,tss Nicholas, and VIII. Todd .,m0
iosd :'% mortgages eO aenana ana 5000
cS1r as5.c Francis W and wife to william william
Dckerson. Eimira H. to Se1 Julie Poak as guar
and 80 q Ms Of 70 O
Euler Fisabs'h to CT Bell iaoih-st, is5
Foyd John and another TO S ~ for The
Years .. Me'e'an.' Oe' 40 a.. 5000
Fsliaola, Julius. to + Jarksonave. zoo
Fsrn;Shd Dora to William Lsrnea trustee Sss; 600
Geetz Joseph. and wife 70 Henry Kruse. W $ ooo
Hrsh Jacob to Louis E'tiinssr 50 West % no
and another executors No 800 West 20ih-st ,oooo
Hssh3s, RsvS TO s5. P%an Ct al ss $3.50
N ais suTscs A year w,ie 70 $1,000
N avg ana S"f fo5, bs, S', veaTs ~ 5000
iGail-s $50 It Of washng,on,aye. years: 1900
MARI to Ii
Complain York Nos ii and 50 MonrOesi ~ 900
Maybeck Bernard ct al to c Jordan 10Th ,-,oo
ST. 2ea It Of ls,aye years 1880
7n,bs, aap T, = OF lst-sve 3 Years 4.''.... 10000
Se'l OF 10 stsye Years "a son'''o' 10000
Mccorm Ssls'' FRANK Ss''I to John Davidson.
MeIo@sSllh John. and wife to Frank storrs as
s SGars'an oi'n.s' ioO II % 1900
Same to John l. caidwaider and another. ,oooo
Murray Charles II. and wife to Josephine Roman.
5 Rker-st. Spuyten Duyvil Morrs-aVe' 90
Nsuma mum AI hSri'1 IN Mary y' MeG
dusirial savings Bank, $ 40th-st. $50 # of NON
s%s5 and Si'e ~ 70 h M.y ,S cSss No
Y. sr ieNe 'O',-A,e 40 'oi .s' 1000
E OF R s Sd a7 East ss Re Nt9'SrH Museum 5000
H s 1857 Emma Of a d SH" hslsb
sR shrine Lily L. to sarah A walters
Boston Road and cedaT-st. years r.; '2ooo
dGsiTiai savings Bank 52dst 2'oS # W OF soo
sehn sider LOUIS to Julia Schneider ssd-st.
49, IT OF lsi-ave demand nav, sns ''"
Si"as' i42d,s 14 sT5 f of NAV ysaT 1891
Se Csco corner IIenox and is2d-si,
ssh sefS Frederick. and wife to Adam Denner:
lein as trustee. $ BostOn-ave 2'i's IT Of ,co
sc suugser" Herman B. and wife to Emma II $
Merrill Honest and Union-ave. oo,
HsrSsT corner ana .eo w ana Gs ss.t
ana otber property years "......-.......... $500
Taggert John j. 10 O Neill part OF Lot AZ -
Veedsr. NJ NJ Pike, centre line or River 800
dale Lane cath Ward) indef. years 100
Sa eriy t? rrsnsr" lamp 227s
Moscowitz Israel and wife to Well and
another, No 1Ol Essex-st. 3 years ........... oop
Woolverton. Florence G. and another TO I. :.
Trust OF n. Y. Leroy-st. lO2l II 2 OF 49,.
Hudson-st years ooN'
Wright Alfred X. and wife William Ziegler. -
WestE nd-aVe 87.3 II Of 93dst. ] year.. 400
wa" a9av a'9 ~ a't +, Of iosth"st year. 1000
Zimmermann Joseph J. to James Murray ana an
YEAR 'o'''..' ''' '"............... 4l4o
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EMBELLISHMENTS AND supscRIr

ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIP.
TIONS FOR THE NFW-fOkH IhIh-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
"a door north ~ Thirty -hrst-si.. and AID
NERTlsEMENTs az the following Branch
Offices. .5i Eighth-aye.. 100 Third ave.
corner Forty -seventn-st. 1872 East Forty
set enth-st.. corner .nifd-aye.. 1856 East
I.5th-st, near Third-aye.; l.O2d Third ave.
near sixty nIst-st.: | .7OS Fifst-aye.. 100
Nest tolty secSnd-st: 1872 Columbusavr
600 Broafwav New York, and In Brook
psosSy.-. - &. ~ s~,adway. l. d,
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W DIRK WANTED.

Female.
GONEhNESS cor NJ RISE young Swe'-
18Th lady. highly educated wishes posi-
tion a. g0yerness or nurse and steafnstress:
likes tu travel; has good experience. can
be highly commended Please address
u. / 36i iialsey-st BrOOHlyL.
- -
COVERINGS r.SS. Two sisters desire posi-
branches German, Correspondence. paint
ing. music. kindergarten, excellent refer
enrcs call or address TEACHER, 24O
West 5.d-st
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iJatcnt5.
FOR ALE.

FOR SALE.
.o>sn-NON~NN<. 49, -. ~ .>n.NrsNNN>O~~-o~
A-A-A diamonds. watches
81 weekly. 20 Trash. Call or address W
: CO.. Maiden Lane. Room =. All goods
guaranteed.
AT great reduction. solitaire diamond ear
rir~s and lace pin. eacn cost >iJp; also
gold repeater worth 500. {. W CHAT
FEE. 81 West iith-st.
At LITTLE'S TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton
St. NswYork. workshop machinery foot
power. list free. Ood-cerving tools. scroll
saws desigss and fancy woods incubaiors
and brooders In operation
AT REDUCED PRlCEa.-500 secondhand
wood ard iron working machines. fu.iy
suaranieed. machinery Dough, and ex-
ohansssd. GEORGE y EDDY 30s Madl-
fon-st.
BUTTER AND EGG sTORE-Account
other business. must sell this week
1870 od-ave.
GOLD CHAIRS. only 81 -. retailed else
where 81 30, warranted French leaf, also
chairs. rockers. GOLD CHAIR. saiesroom
~ MuTay-st
LADY VIII ssn handsome fealskin cape
and Jacket. winter coat plush cape street
AID evening dresses. bargain. DEsSAU, 10
West C5th-st.. paflOr aat. right eide.
ROLL-TOP DESKS si2 up. also desks
slightly damaged by water all kinds
and prices f. H. MAsO. - Fuiton-st
SEWING MACIIiNE.-Nsw lfon.s. bones
tic. Singer. Household. WILCOX & Gibbs
New deal. SD ~. cash or credit. loo sec
Dad hand 81 al makes. 80 up. warranted.
HAFSfF. . 2Ti 3d-ave ne9T i23d-s
ADVERTISEMENTS Ayn suBscRIP.
TONS FOR THE NEW-YORK TRIR-
INE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE Ns 2le BroadwaS
- door north - Thirty-hrst-st. ana An
NtRllSENENrS at the following Branch
Ofhccs. 25f Eighth-avc. 7co Third-ayc..
corner Forty -scyenih-st. $50 East Forty
sesenfh-st. corner Third-ave.: $50 East
l2jth-sf.. near Third-ave. | .O26 Third-ave.,
near siziy-nrst-st.. l.7Os First-ave. 100
West Forty seccnd-st. 1872 Columbus-ave. /.
LEO broadway. NeR.Yorx;
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DRESSMAK NC.

7>o~>~NN~<-r~ -ss.-+ ..s-t. ,.yo-o~~N/O~SrNN'~'>>
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from 81. tailor
made. also tall. evening reception. wed
ding and theaIrica! dresses, charming ana
novel waists; ali the latest In l@ndon ana
Paris styles: 1T and work guaranteed
also seamstresses sent out by The DAY o
cutting and basting. 81. patterns u meas
use. 25c 20 West lJth-si., near 3ih-aNe.
cOUTURiEEE FRANCHISE. faney
waIsts street dinner ana tailor made
drssses. ladies' materials used. short no.
ice. moderate prices elegant work. NEE.
ANDERSON 1874 West i3th-st., formerly
with Stern Bros.
DRESSMAK Err. by the day ia private
families. making over d specially, 81 -
per day. Miss H. FOX. 2SC vth-ave., "a
bell.
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
filed yesterday:
New buildings:
Iecgett-ave 156th-st. :. 200 II Of Prospect
ave- fSr a-story frame dwelling % . 81 500
: 100 T. OF Myrte-ave west
chester by John Eckner. OF East Chester, fo- 80.
a History frame dwelling $40
Bronxdale Road Q $50 II Of Mianna-st Van
2story frame dwelling '1...4...''.."...,.'. 1000
c0th-st rs IT " Of 9th-ave, by Egan
bricE fats los 900
lO0h-s n 100 II 9 OF West Endav by Lizzie
brick DAT 10000
Terrace View-ave, $40 Of Jansen-ave
s-s,ory and attic frame dwelling $500
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HELP WANTED. .
WIN NNNcJo-oNN-NN<
Female.

CANVASSERS WANTED everywhere 10
sell genuine custom made corsets. Write
To- terms etc. Mrs. II. sMALlNG. IL
Eas; Main-si. Rochester n y
GOVERNESs. Wanted Immediately.
lady. North German Protestant. as nlr-
sefv Coyernss. to teach German and tle-
mentary subjects Address II Melrosc
Place. Iontclair. y. j.
WANTED -Nurfery gov-rness tEpi'c0'
palian Preferred. write. giving full par
tculars az Ia az salary expected. etc.
salary moderate references. i. J.. r.,
Tompkinsyille. Staten islani.
WANTED. Young American woman 10
care Tor children and assist with hou o.
work state salary expected aud reference.
Address b. letter l.. Box 4, 1876 East
l2oth-sL