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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
BRITISH INTEREST IN NICARAGUA
CANAL.

| discussion OF Ureat Britain IN
terest in the construction of the
Nicaragua canal carried on in the
press of that country, gives evil
dence that the aggressive attitude
of the American people is being
watched closely, and should the
United States take an active part
in carrying out the project. that
Great Britain will call for an I'M
Outstanding on the status of the
Clayton-Bulwer treaty. The St.
James Gazette in a recent leader
calls for a statement FROM the gov
eminent of where it stands. This
paper states that the country ap-
pears to be heading straight for a
crisis, and "there will either be a
diplomatic deadlock between the
two countries, or the English will
surrender their treaty rights" 1t
believes a deadlock can be avoided
by discreet manipulation on the part
of the Foreign Office, and, as for sur
render of treaty rights, that must
not occur at any cost. Ever watch
full of the commercial side, the Ga
zette says: SHOULD a situation be
brought about in which the United
States finds it can ignore the united
states of Central America, then
goodbye to any hope of retaining,
much less extending, our CONNER
cial hold of the republics of the
Spanish main, market in which
we already suffer from uncommonly
sharp competition from the Ameri-
cans and Germans"
The ultimate object of the moral
support given the enterprise by the
United States as well as the pop
ular demand by the American peo-
pie that the government shall guar
antee the required capital is regard
ed as not so much the cutting of the
canal as "the firm establishment
of the United States authority in
Central America. With the canal
completed wholly by the United
States, the independence of the re-
publics would be merely normal"
This being the case, the editors of
London want to know what their
government is going to do about it.
Is the Clayton-Bulwer treaty to be
enforced ? If not, what steps have
been taken to secure the neutrality
of the canal and the equality of
rights and opportunities of British
subjects ?
From these unofficial utterances,
it seems quite possible that the
Congress that goes ahead with the
construction of the Nicaragua
canal will be called upon to come
to a definite understanding with |
Great Britain. The latest official |
from the United States |
the convention is that it |
has lapsed SO far as any bearing it
might have on the construction of |
the canal as now proposed is con-
cerned. This was the view taken
by Secretary Frelinghuysen during
President Arthur's administration, |
aud it is anticipated that the same
stand will be taken by the present
administration. In the event of |
Great Britain raising the question,
the revoking of the convention is
within the range of possibilities,
although it is not probable that
Great Britain will thereby gain
any concessions which will in
crease its hold upon Central Amer
can trade or territory. |
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-09-27
Timely Topics
September 26, 1895.

large extent, by accident, as
will be seen by the following
from the pen of Thomas A.
Edison. In speaking of the
invention of the photograph
he says:
81 was engaged upon a
machine intended to repeat
Morse characters which were
recorded upon paper by in
dentations that transferred
their message to another cir
cult automatically when passed
under a tracing point connect
ed with a circuit closing ap-
paratus.
"ln manipulating this ma
chine l found that when the
cylinder carrying the indented
paper was turned with great
swiftness, it gave out a hum
ming noise from the indenta-
tons = musical rhythmic
sound resembling that of
human talk heard indistinctly.
"This led me to try fitting
a diaphramss to the machine
which would receive the vibra-
tons or sound waves made by
my voice when | talked into it,
and register these vibrations
upon an impossible material
placed upon the cylinder. The
material selected for immedi-
ate use was parrahned paper,
and the results obtained were
excellent. The indentations
on the cylinder when rapidly
revolved caused a repetition
of the original vibration to
reach the ear through a re-
corder just as if the machine
itself were talking. l saw at
once that the problem of re-
gistering the human voice, so
that it could be repeated by
mechanical means as often as
might be desired, was solved"
About this time the summer
pleasures end, the damp
rainy weather commences, and
the housewives duties begin
right methods make these
duties a pleasure also. If you
are in search of a stove that
will lessen the trials of cooking
the merits of the
GOLDEN ANVIL RANGE. This
range is made from the very
best cold rolled sheet steel
constructed on principles best
known to us for strength and
convenience. 1t is guaranteed
% use one-third less wood or
,oal per day than any stove
made. The baking qualities
or either roats or pastry are
The CRATE of
he fire box is made three
:ornered shape thus present.
ng a new, clean surface each
lay. AT the back and above
he range is a full length shelf
With nickled racks for the plac-
ng and keeping dishes warm.
With each range we furnish a
oil connection for hot water
To those who de-
ire a frst.class, Al range,
Iothing better is to be found
N the market than the GOLDEN
ANVIL. We also have the
'ANsY stove in three sizes, suit
bic for coal or wood. The
'ANSY is a modern made stove
1 every respect, with complete
rec draft and is built to wear.
% those who desire a stove
nd not a range the PANsY
hould be considered as we
ave found them an excellent
eller and they have given per-
ct satisfaction.
Oil stoves seem to be a
'vorite with people who do
OF wish lasting fire and to
lose we say do not make a
urchase until you have seen
,e "DIETz" TUBULAR in oper-
ton. This stove given a
borough unprejudiced test
i'll convice the most skeptical
its superior merits, which
M, DIofol,, ,,.-1 n
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SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. MARCH TO- 1886.

PORT OF NETWORK SUNDAY. MARCH TO- 'sS'
ARRIVED
ocDnSiown 3 Win NOSE 1911 ana as s'r.rase Pss
scngers Vernon II Brown & CO. Arrived al '"e "''
steamer Groma Hr Lord Ieth Frernafy i; Dundee ,,
a~ s at. TR m S:"9, FILTHY M".R
Arrived at ,hr iaT at ~, M nsy n carlenas March
segua B. Maian7ss 3 with mdse 10 Muns'n Arrived
s,rsmcT Tiiniaad ,Bn Fraser bermuda March s. with
mdse ard passtugers 70 \ Il outefhrdse CO. \"
steamer Cty II Augusta. Dagsev. savannah. with mdse
ana 'rotsn nanscn Wilmington win mds, and
passengers - William , 'i>d" a CO. , Norfolk
win pasenrrs TO- the GA psH!n'n - J T,.e
steamer Guyana'i,~ Malir T,n Mr5 - .',", WI"
steamer Roanoke Boaz from Ngri9k ana hl.o"'"'
shp Ma, " Of iTcpi Williams Shanghai Au-
gust q Via Hong Kong SrpemSrr l. : cl, 'e1' Gan
1 Pg s. N ESS M n T mi itGa' D'.S.r CO..
sup s. Mrren tot glasgow Eamsay gaiel'a us
Ship EnS Ri simmons Mania is da;. VIZ hemp
snip Ksna vep@op smith Manila 49, a., s,, T.,h
hemp c.neus EuIs CO. ISL TO E yal, ,GI as
with - s'3 bales u hemp 10 order" vessel - . It'
Ship Ml'on stuart 'o' Liverpool. Norman Amsterdam
81 ays IN ballast TO se'I ,,a - , IN slo., to
Us,t M n,strouta Inlwg Auckland November %
wi,h mdsc to Arnold ,lene, % o. 49,.
BARK Haydn Brown. camping Bu'nas Ayres 81 day;
Win hides 10 = Morgan = 60, vessel 20 s''m'nr"
Brothers
H,- feuui. Hardness uf ,kl1rt Me-. An4hlrN Lon
a. A. Ian. in ballast i'd " Il Grace a Co
sandy fI.1k March lo. ~ n Wind northwest. Hgh'
ifrez~. partly cloudy
SAILED
s.cener. pouro r) for Odess Russa If1bsna span.
Havana tn gresp and Vera 'ru1
Shin Kinx Arthur dbu. Tor sydney and Newcastle
".
THE MOVEMENTS or sTEAMEEs
FuREIGN PORTS
e,..r,.- ru..ri. nm NrKay. s.uei from Q4s.usfoe o
f..r Sew york 81 30 , m. March Il"
Steamer IuiIA tG"rl TAai"nl,rff. sailed from SONIA
ampion f.f New ~ Mach 10
steamer S'rAl., brl Fisher from New ilrk February
- arrived III Lverp-i MMeh ..
steamer - Champagne III. l@pr"n' from New f"ts
March :. Ar-Iy~I 90 Iafr- Msreh 10
steamer Bolivia dHi. BaN'cr nom New Yurk March ?
r.r Lisbon and ,i~u.a. passed ihe IiEiiI MAJ in
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DHI;SSMAktNG.

4 COMPETENT DREssMAKER desires a
few moe customers. also +m dellIng ana
! ohnlren's dresses. Mr.. PERKINS. 3ls
/ Wes' sith-si.
A.-A.-A.-COrTrRIERE TRANCA1sE.
| fancy waists. tailor male govus fancy
ball and dinner costumes latest Paris
models for summer wash dr"ss"s. ladies'
materials made. femO-lciling. winter prices.
Nine. AMI FRsON. los West I7ih-s,..
/ formerly with Stern Brvs.
A-A.-A.- DRESSMAKER late with
White. Howard d CO.. gowns mad. at "r
latest imported Paris models. ST. - so.
gowns remOdeled s. per daf. SCOTT. 2Uj
West 22I-s'.
AT ACTUAL COST. Mine. Josephc. l,'e -
Louise q Co. 5th 20 indue" pm
! ronage. VIII sell ~ her newly established
parlors. a. 4ii l."Xington-av~. imported
spring novelties In trimmed millinery at
cost, commencing March ~. ami follow
Ing days.
a RELIABLE DREsSAiAKER by the day.
S. OF home. suits So. viii cut On ana
trim stylish suits. fancy waists. &c. mat
class inter. EXPERIENCED. Blk 81.
i.2i2 Broadway.
A Young. respectable Gerinan woman
who understands drcssnrs king goes out
by he day for 81 20. Miss PAULINE. $40
Loxingion-ave
Cuu.DREN'S DRESSES ,arcfuily made
at my own home Please address a
PAELE. Box 8, Tribune once.
EXPERIENCED family dressmalscr. rclla-
bic. economical. excellent litter. Wishes
nlorc engagcrnents: 81 - day. reference
Address Miss LEWIS % Sh-avc
NINE. THIBAUD. "a West 3sth-st.- Spring
summer dresses very moderate prices
latest Paris style. short notice.
MILLER & FENDER. 2I9 West 49ihs,--
Spring and summer dresses ~ reasonable
prices: satlefaction assured. misses cos
tunes TnGde.
EEAI. GARMENTS altered or repaired n,
summer prices. Mrs BARKEN'S. l1J
West 39th-st. late with 9. o. Gunther's
Sons Jth-ave.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

SUPERIOR accommodations near FarE
cable cars AMI I. Stallion. cell - Nr''
S,tn.tf
iiTW 81. y EAST. near 5,h.ss. la.Ta.,
lsrss nom ample closets Tfu.rs
waf'r. gloi table. clean house
isTiI- ST. ga EAST. stg,se-sui Pan
kO.Wx With board ao"essifi- i.-sN %
for bus'n,es mon 'alic t.ar-
ihIH ST ~ WEST Iarr- is.'r-t',
rooms nisf.riHss hul-- s4fe'arflsi
meals. god ar-niano-. ffsns'-ufs a..u
iHt-i.'ed
18TH ST. D. WEsT Hau ami other
rooms. Iari1r dining r.rW table bar.
crs accommodated rtor.lrnt tat, anI srf.
slice. references
2IST ST. - EAST Desirable newly fIf.
uistei rooms. superior lizard. .h.ire io.
cation. reference
GID ST. .; EAeT. near MHI',.n. ave -
sunny hall ro.m Win board
43TH ST. - WEST H-aui.fg.,y t.--
u'sh"i toms 90 suite 90 slngy. pu
vafs baths. every cYnt ~u'rnr~. optional
table sld appointments
7iIH ST. WEST select board. southern
family. refN CASHIER. = - BOX
? lG3
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A MYSTERY or THE PiSS4IC RIVER.

The body of a taken out OF the Passaic
River at Monroe-st, Passaic. yesterday. and the
police believe that the man robbed murdered
and thrown into the water. There is hole in the
skull which might have been caused by blu lgeon.
Part OF a gold chain attached TO one OF the
buttonhoes OF his waistcOat, though watch
and the rest OF the chain had been sna:ched away.
There Is nothing to give positive clow 10 the
identitV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

bill abo;ishing the State Board Of Arbitration Rns
been recommited TO senate committee, ana Mf;
Wednesday, when he hopes to have an oppGnftmnnadk
OF putting some questions to Chairman MtDoh1 ,
and other member Of the hoard concerning Inc pr
diem allowances and expenses which were Ia!d ID
them of the State treasury.
House calendar and IL viii add fuel II the GIcite-
ment during the closing days OF the sts,ion Ia, na
only between the hours Of ara y morning.
and evening other measures Of im9ortance mSng
ing fire in the House or Senate aie those WnlcH
provide for track elevation or depression appfU
MorrIs Plains h e' STATE ospa Tor new state
reformatory Railway, Increasing NE annuiii
to sStoo for new na{pTalzsiion law etc
The Voorhees, Elective Judiciary oI IS yei 70 e. "
tons Palisades Perk Commission bill J. To- h. acted
upon
The friends Of Bernard J. Ford. the former super
intendent OF the Trenton state House. who has
his home a. NJ % Burnet-str Newark, are ih!S-
tined as 10 wha; was done with the monef ne o"-
tanned by his fraudulent transactions IN connection
with the purchase % lumber. furniture and sup
plies for the state House. Fords house is modest
ono bejns 4 small brick dwelling. Two years ago
h. built two three-story brick houses with U'oWh-
stone trimmings IN Burne'-s'. me p'op'rT
worth $1,000 and there are mortgages on IT, II Is
said by his friends that his equity III 'ne property
ls about the amount which his wife pdd on II our
az her savings which she had when she married
ia IIe has no other property. ana no BANK
acc,unt of any consequence 1T is SAID that nut
ur deveiopments Will show that the bulk OF the
,,onev obtained on state House purchases went to
an official much higher up than STATE House
.,,narin,endent and that Ford acting more
as an agent this higher official than on his own
bebar His daughter has been In serious c1nd-
tIon ever since the exposure was made.
Ford is at the Florida House a. 81. Augustine. 4
telegram was sent to him on Saturday by friend
in Newark asking for some statement in answer
10 or explanation of the charges against him. \
reply was received from X. W. Cowan at -. Au-
CUISINE, saving that any statement by Ford would
have to come through him ,Cowan). The latter =
entirely unknown FOrd's friends in Newark. and
is supposed to be some local newspaper man. Mira.
Ford has been anxious to go South and Join her
husband. but was dissuaded by friends In the
pectation that he would return ~ the State and
face the charges by the time the investigating
mittee should meet again.
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HOARD WANTED.

YOUNG WIDOW desires board ana room
with refined Christian family ,tp.~.
npphlinni. Wa side. between 3ith ana
hjth sfa. terms. reference. MODEE ATE.
Box 100 -. ErnahNAN.
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PASSENGERS or THE UliRRTA

Among the passengers on the steamer Imbria
which arrived at Quarantine last night, from Liver
pool and Queenstown. NJ. Barrios, Ncaraguan
special envoy to Great Britain; Thomas lie Boutil-
lier J. c. Campbell. Sir Bacne Cunard J. l.. Napier.
" J. Tod. Henry VI. Peyser. the Hon Claude
Stanhope and j. c. Kemp Van Ee.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH II, ls95-TWEI.

Chicago CItv... Swansea. Feb %. Bristol cry
In Nnrmandle HCvre. March 49,
i,n-si, ;anbtrg. Feb 20. haHo, amer
.,,,t.,t,a .. II ndon. Feb 2S............At Trans
,1orIi, southampton. March e.. american
Liverpool. March l....'."h'e ''ar
TUESDAY. MARCH IL.
Rhvnlaud .Antwcrp. March 'i,Isn ni
~ 80 n Nebraska glasgow. March
.rair .... London. F.b "a HhtSial
INSTRUMENTATION March n,'
..........Por I.rnon March 4.....'''' '''as
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 13.
Viryina........Stetn. March &c. n niGi,
II iisin ......St Lucia March o.. lainpoit 10.
element. .........Pars March 2.... lani"f' * "0''
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cIrY REAL Estate TO LET.

'V LET. NETWORK. So 800. a perfec,
r,,n.'.dsnee, iEi West 71th-st. between
,Ssoiumhus and Amsterdam ayes: 4 storte.
-. rooms and 2 baths; extension dining
AL with southern exposure. Handsomely
"a, sted heated by hot water and In Der.
Vsb condition. W II. HUDSON. Q West
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CDACHMAN and GARDENER Married
American. no family. wants house or
ru5us, careful with horses cuws. care
lawns furnace. excellent gardener. long
reference. Al CARPENTERS los 9th
ave
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PRINTING.--lo eo circu'ars. s.. 800
cards 81 hillheads 80" nlupss etc. IDw
FACLBORN. opl ls'-avc.
II YOU HAVE So 90 T. oc0 - 'nycs,
IN q safe. staple. profitable mechanical
specially. prominent position may b"
cipa,s only address ". X. j.. Tribune
POSITION % treasurer 20 party win
s. 90 in msnuia, turing busire-s. stan
dard goods. large ptoAis. Investigate. II .
j. %. Box l.lSn
PARTY COMPELLED - realize imme
diately will SOL good Investment stock
a. price on which proT - 80 pr cent
may Dee realized without risk. Aidress
CASH. BoI y. Tribune One
WANTED. $1,000 o. eotiye manufao'l-.
Ing property. situated IN a thriving vi
lsge. security frst-clrss. Address V ~
TiILMAN. 30 Broadway. New York ciiy.
WANTED BY sirlCuy rcnsuic parties
the accounts u rrsi-ciass ten. coffee and
tobacco houses % handle ou commission
hroughou, the state - Cnioradl "A
dresI JOHNSON a GRi5WOLD. E,r 1872
Colorado Springs. Col.
WANTED Partner with s20r ln a
profitable cash business. Appoin, Inter
View. addressing =. :. Tribune Oii're
WANTED Prairie state Incubator ana
Broodeg. give particulars. bottom pro"
ana oliH' 'i'nf NOW I'd l'"'H F... 'i l'' "i
swer. rosfoi!ice IDck Box go. 'i't.
100 PER CENT PROFIT security three
times amount for s. go $50" Ial capital
Adlress FINANCE. Box IfihIf.' ON
500 SPECIAL partner. u. T.-k. pas -
k~r cent annually. excellent references
legitimate business. no services required
Address MAO - East i4th -
500 LOAN WANTED three months. o..
cufi'y thee times amount given. lh"fsl
commission paid Address SECURITY.
BOX 9. Tribune OfiDe.
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COACHMAN Nv n-st-rlu~s man: II years
cts reference. client hand With
horses .arritgcs. harness unexc epflonable
PERSONAL city reference Address T. 4.
IiJN j. 1916 East l.5th-s'
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

FRONT ALtp.E ROOM IN s~-ori n-r
private house f"I~.rnbtr % J.. ruarsr'
par, 10 N-su 4J'h--f.. DOR from
Broadway.
isTH-sT ~ EAST .Tw, ARG O.. nu.o,
ING rooms ho'. o.ld water. wi'AYu,
lrtri. references
18TH ST. - between sth and We Ii-.n
lf'sirar." rooms. convenient pflnrtpa,
hof"s. clubs. S. - SO W~rL'y. gentle
men.
sd ST. 81 WEST Handsome rooms. IN
suite ~ S'ns.N. elegant hIch psr.ur.
breakfast II desired. mYd~rt'c terms. irf
"rcn'~B ~ hanged
49, WEST ceu ST Furnished MONS.
also raiior no0r. breakfast ~ desired
ADVERTISEMENTS AND stHsCRiP-
TONS TOR THE NEW YORK TRlD-
tNf WILL BE RECEIVED At TIiE
UPTOWN OFFICE. so 80 Broadway
~ door north - Thirty drsi ~. and AD-
NEkIGSEMESfS 81 thc following Ilranch
OFFICES 81 Flshih ave: 76D Third ave
corner Forty srV~uth-s ~ $50 Fnst Forty
,c.cn'h 81. 'oruef Third-hve $50 Fast
i:o'h st. near 'rhifd-nv~ /. O?S Thi 'd-nve
near Siv'y nrs' - EOS Flrs' ave: 100
West Forty-s~,pnd- 81 ~" Columbus ave
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOUR STORY and basement browns,one
dwelling: cabinet trim handsomely deco
ated; positive bargain. TO close estate
Apply on premises. 2. l56 Jth-ave.. OF DEF
ENDORF ESTATE. "7l Broadway.
LOT FOR SALE.-G6 Monroe-s,. Ho-
boken. y. J Apply WM GALLAGHER.
IL Washington-s New York city.
Brooklyn.
FOR EXCHANGE SALE OR RENT 49,
Real estate city or country Call or ad-
dress LUTHER H. POTTER G BRO, 81
slatbush-ave., Brooklyn.
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tOA'HMAN. Bv single German. under
stands are OF horses and carriages can
tend the lnwn. useful man. references.
Address W. Box 49, Tribune Once.
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TODAY.
st.. Malls close Vessel sails
Finance Colon Columbian. w" !" %,
-" yv;t,,n p,rr, Rico y * 4 Il. 200 y IN ~ !"
sennol, Jacksonville. clyde. '..'.-' "' >"
TUESDAY. MARCH u
t,,,l A IN 900 a IN
iiiN"I or ~ ~ 80. !, m ara ioOo m IN
itf't'th n. trvIo m 800 p
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10.
%, ..-.,. rt,,~r,,, With. STAR. 200 a m 900 a
,,,t,,,nto, American .. 500 a m II 90 a
80, pol Star 200 "a M
...ts,r.tii. ,y,,ie 300 IA
9. IIa,tI otto Atlas - ~ a III
80 Y ,',i,, IN IN
-, -, reI ,'r,ss u m 500 IN
p.r,,,I. ,r,.l,ac "A IN 1000 NJ
'''''''"' Nsro,v 800 III
Il, y
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,pACUMAS By single young German
thoroughly competent Ia every b-di' % 4.
god gardener. s'ri,tly sober. honest not
afraid ~ ,uy WORK. e II 213 Atlantic
ave. BROOKLYN
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INCOMING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
Vessel. From. Line
Hon Feb lT................... WIS n
Viola Gibraltar. Feb 10 Med
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MISCELLANEOUS

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
plain statement OF facts. lnclose with
81 ana written opinion sent you. All sub.
LYNN. Pres. HENRY w. uNGER. Treas.
251 Broadway.
PRIVATE FAMILY hairdressing orders
by mail pronnily attended 10. 900 West
43d ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

COACHMAN. ~ Il married man. two In
family. Ia years personal reference:
thoroughly understands training and man
ugrmrnt ~ horses. country preferred. DE-
VINE 3iJ West 45thst.
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COUNTRY REAL EsrArr tn LET

II
FOR REST.-Double story pleasant hons.
at Jacksonville. Fla. centrally located
nicely furnished furniture for sale: mas
dress THOMPSON. =. O. Box 5i2. Jsck
sonyille. Fla.
ORANGE, y. Modern residence. II
rooms. improvements. gas. water. SAM.
tary plumbing. furnace, macadamized
roads. electric lights. unexceptionabls
ne.ghborhood; rent 5000 w. II. BEL
CHER. CO Reade ST. New-York city.
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NURSE-A thoroughly competent nurse
with hospital training: would take charge
OF infant. or any case OF sickness: highest
testimonials. Address NURSE io4 West
l@5th-st
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SUPERIOR accommodations near F.rk
cable cars ami T.. STALLION. cal - Wrs'
S,tp.tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

Al PATENTS FOR SAI.E.-Reeves' Ran
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
At REDUCED PRICES. 300 aeconi hand
wood ana iron working machines. fuzzy
guaiJu'e"d; machinery bought end "a
chan>'d. GEORGE Il EDDY. 3Js Mnii-
f.a-s'.
N LITTLES TOOI. STORE. 80 Fulton
It.. New YORK. workshop machinery Noot
powefD. list free. wood carving tools. scroll
Jaws. designs and fancy woods. lncubators
and Lrooncrs In operation.
BICYCLES Monarch pneumatic saf.tics
highest grade. fully guaranteed. call and
examine and get CATALOGUES and prices.
1854 I.cxing ton-ave., near <tth-.t.
CATBOAT FOR SALE - n. over all 20
y. water line. open cockpit rigging. sail.
hull etc. In hrht- class order. price SO
cash FOR further details aGdrNg, ECHO.
Tribune once
FOR sALE.-One nice dark granite monu.
-, m~n'. cheap. Address T. u. Box o.
Tribune once.
GENTLEMAN has seven beautiful oil
paintings. elegant gold frames eminent
artists. circumstances compel sacrifice
these paintings less than third cost OP-
PORTCNirf. Box i2d, Tribune once.
MUSICAL BOX, new. PLAYING ]: popular
airs Swiss. with either attachments.
money. Room ~. 2B Broadway
ROLI.ToP DESKS from si4 10 500 in
oal. walnut. cherry and mahogany A
single desk NJ wholesale price f. ~.
ESTES a. SONS. ~ John ST. near Mas
fau. New-YorE
SAFES Two large. FIRE and burglar proof
jewellers safes. large nreprOOf ssie. I
medium-size safes cheap. safcs repaired
and reprinted lSENBER1. - Sprng--t.
50 FINE OH. PAINTINGS In fine gold
frames must be sold At once to pay
charges. call or address - Hlcksst,
BROOKLYN
"a COItMIlA BICYCLE II 10: cy-
clometrr and lamp. first class shape. 6.
y. BOWEN. 2sG Livlngston-st.. Brooklyn.
NIOLIN-Kare chance very nne genuine
old instrument by celebrated maksr.
beautiful tone. price moderate, can De
seen by appointment. Address VIOLIN.
l62 East 2ad-st.