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The evening world., 1895-09-14
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Carpsnters Union No. 90 announces the death
OF l. Edward Snyder.
Brooklyn cement mAsons are to bs organized to-
morrow. A. NJ, at 9ls wilioughby avenue
The Cement and Asphalt Laborers Union has
resolved to make demands TO stamp out sub
contractors.
Henry Mason has been commissioned as a
tlonal Union.
The strike OF the girls employed by the CONT
mental Cigarette Company. OF ioboken. hss no.
been settled.
Building Material Handlers' Union No / has
rslIed special meeting for next Thursday to
change It's constitution.
Michael J. Fra~sy is the newly elected Pinan-
C'al Secretary Of Boiler Makers and Iron ship
builders Local Union No. l3t
The newly organized, Cake Baners' Union o;
brooklyn haA Joined the Iourneymen Bakers and
Confertinhers International Union.
Rober, Gorrh, W Robbins avenue. has been
elected Corresponding Secretary Of Carpenters
Union No 4a. In place 81 II. Msibsrser.
Contractor p j. Carlin has bsen compelled by
the Board Of Supervisors to employ unlon men
On the Jobs he IL doing for Kings County,
Painters and Dscorstors Union No. ~ ha,
elected Charles X, Batey. Corresponding secre-
tary, Granville p Becker. Financial Secretary.
Members of the Housesmiths and Bridsemen
Union In arrears who fail to pay At tn morrow :
special meeting will be charged the regular in
itiation fec OF SIS.
To agitats for this label OF the Journsymen
Bakers, an. And cSn'sc.ionsr. lntern.non.l Union,
series OF outdoor meetings.
For the benent of two supsrannuatsd msmbsr.
German American ryposraphieal Union No
gives an entertainment at the Brooklyn Labor
Lyceum tomorrow At r. NJ
The receipts at tho general once OF the United
Pro'herhoot Of Carpenters and Joiners las, month
| wer" s. .6a.bS and ~, ,33s 10 has been expended
The protective fund amounts to llt 5.67 Al
| present,
Twenty union painters employed by Dos
| Luunsy At sixth avenue and Twentieth street
| are on strike to-day because he placed oh
| iectionsble non-union men on the job,
Ferris and Kitto, boss painters, failed to Appear
in the Harlem Court yesterday to answer
| charge OF violating ths law In relation tt
| standard wages on municipal work Warrant,
| were issued by Masistrats Kudlich.
| John Cannon. Walking Delegate OF the brick
| ayers unions In Brooklyn. yesterday ordered 4
strke for union wages on = Job on Pearl. nea.
| Johnson street. The men won after haylng
| been out three hours
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COTTON HAD A DECLINE.
Disappointing Liverpool Reports
Brought Down Prices,

Cotton opened with n decline OF 2 TO
points on disappointing Liverpool re-
ports and expectation Of heavy mort re-
ceipts next week. estimates running as
high as 100000 The receipts to-day were
about ll.Co0. against 1850 last year
Liverpool was disappointing. opening at
4 decline OF point on arrivals, closias
barely steady. with a net loss OF - to
point.
Early sales included September at 100;
October. 7.93 1,9o; November, so. a
sos: Decembe.'. 500 q s.le; January, SIS
May, SIS.
Wheat opened about unchanged for
December. tina: month selling at ca as a
~ cents, while Nav was shade
lower. opening at G8 a Gs 3-S cents Al
Chicago December wheat opened about
IL cent lower. selling at IS ga a IS IS
sents, and May at 9? 3-i G3 cents. a
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ALLEN NEVER HAD A TRIAL.
He stole n Writ Of Extradation for
Murderer shnrkcy. who Escaped.

Among the 1850 old Indictments found
week ago In the District Attorney
office, was one against Henry II Allen.
formerly an employee OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Allen was indicted Dec. IA. 1875, FOR
stealing from the D.strict-Attorney' =
Office writ of extrad. tion for a Mchaoi
Sharkey. murderer. who afterwards
ESCAPED from the Tombs and has not
been heard OF since.
The writ which Allen is alleged to have
stolen was issued by President I, &,
Grant, countersgned by Gov. Tilden and
cent to District-Attorney Phelps. Allen
vas charged with stealing the document
while II was IN transit.
Allen was held in 500 ball, which was
subsequently increased 10 $4,000. then TO
$12 600 and finally TO $4,000.
The indictment ie stu open and judging
from tho papers, apparently no effort
was ever made to bring Allen to trial
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THE STRIKE NEARLY OVER.
Kneepants-Maker Gradually Get.
ting back 10 Work.

Kneepants-Makers Gradually Get
ting hack 10 Work.
The Kneepants-Ma Makers Union to-day
claims II has forced a majority Of con.
tractors to furnish bonds or other securi-
ty that they will pay union prices asi
earnings weekly. Secretary Rosenthal
says there are 400 hands still out. but by
Monday morning he believes they will
return to work
A committee OF strikers report that
Contractor Tetlebaum. OF q Bowery re.
ceived them with a kettle OF hot water
when they called yesterday.
The cloakmakers employed by Popkin
e. Co. and Rosenthal complained to Sec
retary Rosenthal that contractors who
received orders for work for those firms
have appropriated the advance OF sc
per cent. granted by manufacturers. I'm
less the contractors share the increase
with work people strike OF 500 hands
Is threatened
The Brotherhood OF .ailors are con-
tribnting literally to the support OF the
Rochester strikers.
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decline Of about SIS cent. Trading was
light botn here and at the West.
Corn was a fraction better May open
Ing q, 20 Ia a 20 3-s cents. and October
At 81 cents at the West.
Oats were about unchanged, May sell
Ing at 2l 1-S a q IA cents
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BEARS RULED THE ROOs1.
Improved the Opportunity Caused
BY Big Gold Shipments.
DaAe Statement Shows q Loss in
Surplus Reserve Of es,1e1 ,525.

The bsars were in full control Of th'
stock market this morning. They sole
with great freedom and succeeded ir
making considerable impression upon
prices. A decline of Ia to 31-+ per cent.
occurred, and liouidations were on ar
extensive scale right through the list
Tho dealings were attended with un-
usual animation for a half holiday. and
moro brokers were present at the Ex-
change than on any previous Saturday
for some weeks. Small traders were de-
moralised and the execution Of stop"
orders accelerated the downward move
mont.
Amer. Sugar fell 23-s. to 1o3 "a; Mis-
souri, Pacific . IA. to "a IS; Atchison 7-s.
to 10 l-s: American Cotton Oil pref. /, to
10 II; American Tobacco I. to % "a; Can
ada Southern 1 a. to bs IA; Big Four 2,
to y; Burlington 1 IL. to SO rs; North
west IS. to 101 rs; ST. Paul l 1-2. to
ITS; Rock Island 70, to 7s L.; Chicago
Gas 1. to 81 -: Colorado Fuel
ia TO Wl-a; Lackawanna 1873,
tc u 80: Jersey Central li,s to
a'.asn is a. .Es E2. f. e. wssefn k.slsas rs H e
q 5-s: Louisville 4 Nashville 1 s-s, to
81 Ia: Manhattan 1-2, to 40 3-s: Kansas
4 Ss,. Tsx.s to H.; Kansas Kan -, Texas a.
New YORK Central 2 70 lcii su.aus-
Pacific Mail 81. to 80 3.s; Southern Rail
xsy H5:fsrre6 L. to %o s. o%ahS 1n %sI. ls
Pacific 50. TO Il ~; United States
prefer Rlrsfs,r::d E: ~ u ., TO- ATS and Western
The imports Of specie At New York
for the week were 1891. of which
SN.6l were gold and SIS $40 silver. For
h .ss 1Ss ssm' week Of 1894 the imports were
The imports exclusive Of specie at
e which ss.ii2,+s7 we're dry-scGds and
MM. .sss see general ,Yot merchand!se ,ha For ths
Ss.O9l. .o22. Of which s2.264. .s32 were dry
goods and &.ss6.oso general merchan.
cali. Foreign Exchange rs is dull and nj
weaker owing chiefly to offerings against
gold shipments: Bankers sixty.day bills
sold at 4.& "a a 4.ss. sight drafts at
~ "a. These are the lowest figures OF
Commercial bar silver declined to
q =, (, S,s il Mexican dollars are unchanged
There va a., . strong drop in the bank
issued by the Clearing House shows a
loss n. in lssal .ts tenders I'd q and in
gether with an expansion Of "a. 333, 100 in
los ns. resulted In a loss In surplus re-
ssTys Y. of and IL, 1 now no stands at
Demands upon. the city banks from the
interior and the gold exports account
for tho unusually wide changes In the
The following are the comparative hg-
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MONTREAL. Que, Sept lie, Frank Mcssley
head Of the big leather concern that fai!si fe~
lays ago, was arrested yesterday afternoon at th'
ins, ,ance OF thre New York frfswno are re iilor'
TO the extent Of abou, $40 900. They are the A.
q. Stern Company, T. X. Lazarus and Julius
Fromenweld. Secretion Of goods Is charged
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Fell from IA Third-story window.

Eirly this morning Bernard McCus, twaay- eight
years o.i, OF 800 East Thlrty-lhIrd street f.
from the third-s,ory window OF his home in,i
the yard, and Was Internally injured, He Wal
removed TO Bellevue Hospital
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cbsmte,msids, Mattresses, &C.

CIIAMnERMAID OF waitress. good sewer. mid
dle-aged German woman, IN private FAMILY. I,
O.. io2 central ave, BROOKLYN. no cards
WAITRESS. chambermad or days work. colored
2h W 2sth st.
WAITRESS In downtown lunchroom; experience.
Apply At present employers. 2S W. 59ih st
SEAMSTRESS-Io ouns lady. thoroughly competen'
with private family, dre.srnaker or linen room
81 per day. Miss Williams 1855 W. S9th at.
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A syndicate, OF which q. ". Crossman. Presi
dent Of the Empire Loan and Investment Com
pAny, Of New York. 10 ~ the head. has purchaset
The Hotel Setherwood at Nethsrwood n. J., fo
5000. 900. 1t Is a Summer and Winter resort ant
lrigi 1Ally cost About $500 900.
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Want to sell that horse before
the weather gets colds Say SO IN
The World HaIf-MiIIion Guarantee
PAGE.
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The announcement IL made to-day Of the hnan-
ciAl embarrassment Of Bernheim. Bauer 4 Co
Wholesale dealers In clothing At to IL w.st
Third street. A writ OF replsvin for l.930 was
issued yesterday No ASST snmsnt has been made
and the nrm hope 70 weather the diffcultle.
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Situations Wanted-MslO.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, energetic, speaking Der.
man English. best reference as to honesty,
g.. desires employment Of any kind during the
day. Honesty, box 2:2 World. uptown.
YOU'VE MAN. %. sober. to do sny kind Of vorS.
bjs W, Jo;A ct. ground floor. left.
YOUNG MAN, II. residing with parents sseks
employment in light business. r. Sachs, %
Mercer st.
YOUNG MAN. 10. Germin-Americsn strong, viii.
ing 0blisin; position Of any kind. Charles
Jungwirth, lS Elirdge ST.
YOUNG VAN handy with tools as outdoor han1;
hest references. +. seheuble 423 e. 18th st
Young MAS. married. Dane rs. I years With
Last employer. wishes position OF any kind;
i night work preferred Meichior. W. 13sd ct.
YOUNG MAN. 81 desires position with chance o.
| Advancement reference. Fred Rudin, sos W.
tsth st.
! Young Man, gentleman. educated; know edge
| bookkeeping, several years in charge OF ship
Ping and s.oeE dtpartme1,s oi city wholesale
concern, any position, with chance OF advance;
| exceptional references r. A. box $50 World.
YorNG MAN at iny,hns; care Tor horses; cars-
tui driver strong. honest oblis'ng; best refer
enccs oto windels &c James st.
YOtNG MAN. a. wants situation ot any kind.
store Office preferred o. T.. box 2O4 Worc.
| YOUNG Man. Il. willing & o;i!e;ng at any.
thing no n,jeclion to travelling, spc1Ks English
1 g German 40 u:y. \. R, la. $40 World. up
iowa.
| IouNa MAN q. s7edish. il city or country,
understands raie o; horses x cows john Han.
"en. si' u. i6.st ST.
fotNG MAN. ~, willing & ohsnF, sooi pen
| man. understanding collecting. can furnish frat
| lass references r l.. ComstlNe, lss tsth St.
| nrJUh lyn.
bus ness experience, accustomed 70 position OF
'rnhdrnHa IL managing, buying, &c. salary not
e's than tis per week, best references. b. r..
| .s....y~ ...sr
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The body OF ar unknown drowned boy. four,
teen years old wss found floating in Hell Gate
9ho.tly afer o'e!oca ih.s morning.
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Stocks rallied IA to 5-S per cent. but
near the close there was renewed pres
sure to sell. and reaction ensued.
Sugar and the Grangers being positive
~ weak.
The sales OF listed stocks were 197, 900
shares. In the unlisted department A.
900 shares Of Sugar were dealt in.
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! Wanted-FemAle.
Cooks

COOK-Norw egian girl hrst class cook laun-
dress. in private family Cali or address 2sJ
Columbia st. BROOKLYN, bell 5
COOK-An elderly American Protestant good
cook baker, In the country. reference, MIS-
C., bnN 6i+ World, Harlem.
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Situations Wanted-.MaIe.
100000 INSERTIONS GUARANTEED.

DAYS EVENING WORLD WITHOUT EXTRA
CHARGE THEREBY GETTING MORE CIRCU.
LAT,oN THAN THAT OF NEW yORKs OTHER
FIFTEEN NEWSPAPERS COMBINED
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APT'S ADVERTISING OFFICE

laaS I'D AVE. BET, 18TH & 77TH sTs.'
Same rstes as In main office No extra charge.
wAirER-lnnnE man a, waiter; hotel. restau-
,, rant or pr'va.s; hrs'G!H', references; .,eady
care Thlnm's
MATCHMAKER, thoroughly experienced: good
references 81 Nassau s., room 50,
WArCHMAN-steady Il reliable as day or night
watchman: in factory or elsewhere; handy with
tools n. V. D.. as >th ave. BROOKLYN; nothing
of agencies
wATcMMAN' IS total S sss,a'nsr' s york!ns in
reason. Watchrnan. 2oa e, Sth s,.
WATERMAN useful man or waiter; handy with
tools married aged 81; best references Indus
tIou.. Advertising once, ,os W. 18th st.
wAT2IMAN-Respsc:able man as wa;chm1n
or useful man; city or country: private house
or hoieI V. p, box 2l6 World,
wATCEMAN-Good. strong swede, 40, as watch
q" dc any al s"h hs # ,oosvD Si, of ref
wATCltMAN-RespC table colored man, 81. big
q strong in once building as private watch
man or t,nrman, g.od re,erenoe: II required.
WINDOW DRESSER. compstent. wants position
in dry-soois store in this city; moderate sa.-
AIRY expected when chances OF advancement are
so"l Nhdrsss A. Orange, 20 fremont s., Bos-
ton, Mass
il5'pror IN New YORK :'ty; notion t.ade or
hU4"are, Hardware. box i25 World
ACTIVE, soser nan, 81. thoroughly ,rust-orthy.
handy with tools. at anything; city OF country
NJ references Reliable. COG ". 3th ST.
NNrRi"AN, - intei'lroHt, active corscien-
tt1ps. honest host references. close attention
o emp overs interest for . fair remunerat!oa
ausllr work preferred; bond II required. B. box
80 NorIJ
W AMERICAN. aged 70, Thoroughly competent
msTr!ei desires employment as farm mana ger
/ Or viii take farm on shares or rent a place :
best references Aedress pox lss Milton, Ulster
Co. \, Y.
pRiGHr Young man, -, neat appearance de-
slTes eC,pIOvI1ent OF kind. frat a,
| work will work for low wages. references O. ,
| sog ?,s World, uptown,
FlRST-CLAsS OFFICE MAN; expert st book.
| keeping. collecting. shipping n in drumming
| up trade Reference, box 2ls World
sG00-YOING MAN, IS will pay the above amount
to party procuring for him any kind OF employ
msnt perma nen;. pay.n $50 more weekly can
:urnish security also the best Of reference. Ad-
dress In confidence. Fidelity. box 80 World.
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COMPANlON Young physician, hospital expert.
-ncc as companion or nurse to Invalid: no oh.
Jectlons 80 travelling, of a. salesman, n-sI-
class 'elerenrc'. Mellcal. box " World
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Board Wanted.

4 MARRIED COUPLE want or rooms. un-
furnished preferred, with board; terms moder-
ate H. NJ. box ss0 World. uptown.
BETWEEN 10TH 18th SITS. w.-IIot 4 cold
water; convenient; moderate. Musical World.
Harlem.
BOAR DwANTED by young lady in private fam.
lily; 81 weekly: near W. ed St. ferry. Clark.
box 20 World
LADY desires room a board (Yorkville) terms
about s., Lady, 1888 ID ave-
KEFINED LADY, cheerful room, running water;
vicinity Z. 18th St. \. Y; reasonable, 20I
ClarksCn 81, Brooklyn.
REFINED young American gentleman viii pay
literally for home" in conecnal American
family 10 minutes walk from Bible House.
y ldress X, box 2ec World, uptown
TWO ADULTS want board separate rooms
part pay la music lessons. T, box 2jJ World.
Two COMMITTING ROOMS with board for
family Of three adults two chi!dren. o.
nurse; In sooi neisaborhooi; references sx-
change. Address wth nest terms a full pAS.
tlcG.ars. Bernard, box 2s' World.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN wishes board 4 room vi.h
refined Hebrew family; limit ~ week. Az
dress, VITA full psrticu.srs Board, box 40 werld.
uptown
YOUNG LADY desires room In good BOARDING.
house In nice part Of Brooklyn New York
| (uptovn)i state lowest terms E.. boz i21 World.
| uptoUn.
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SALESMAN = Specially manufacturer wanting
nrs-cass city Western salesman address
Specially, box Us World.
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p,sssmake,s, sesmstressss, &C

ARTISTIC pREsSES-First-ciass work by the day
or AZ home at low rates. II W. I25th 1t.
DREssMARER. experienced, perfect litter stylish
trimmer. rsmodels, latest styles; N.b0 day
private families. city references. Dressmaker, 5et
W 25th ST.
DRESSES made thi, month - at home or bv
day. Madden Bell, 242 f. 1874 81.
DREsSMAkER-Lady from Louisiana, leading
dessrnsker u her city thoroughly accom-
plished in the art speaks French English.
Miss Andrews. 3is Alexander ave.
DREssMAKER-E1per perienced drsssmsker. is good
inter, would Ike few new customers or by day
RESSMAKER-Widow to do dressmaklns. chill.
drens clothes or any kind Of sewing at HON
by day. Mrs. Peters. 32 W. Goth st, rear.
DREssMAKER. nrst class will 90 out by the day
lem
DREssMAKiNG In all Its branches at home a
by the day: hnest styles. best workmanship >
WAchenhs sinner. III Il. lsit st.
DRESSMAKER, ont by day week: cutting
nttlng. 81 wees 8 board nest reference NJ
Miller. box 225 World. uptown.
SEAMsTRESs nrst class. In private family
seamstress. boz 4s2 World.
sEAMSTRESS. competent operator on family
sewing, cutting making childrens clothes
like Few more engagements, Zoe. day. y, boa
22s World. uptown.
sEAMsTREss--MIddi.- aged lady desires any
kind hand sewing fancy work. at home by
day Rennor 4aA T. SD s,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES having sewers
years experience collector for large corpora
tlon in the city. also 20 years as accountant; A
references; also refer, to present employers J
Rec, box 2il Worli.
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SALESMAN-Some factory wanting an outlet
for goods can fni salesman who can hand Z
notion or department stores; only manufacturer.
need apply. FActori. log l20 World.
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MADISON AVE, 1l-Handsomey furnls
rooms, with board. for fam lies; also sir
rooms; references.
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COOK In private family by colored man; good
baker. hest reference. {. N. H.. box 5ln
Worll. pruaklvn.
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SALESMAN manager. "a years charge fac
tory sold the product; brass manuiac;urins
staples novelties. Novelty, box 1872 World
the road. wants line OF goods from -clss-
house; commission expenses. f. H., oon
l,3 World
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SALESMAN VII, hiss horses wagons. go
talktr T. salesman. experienced putting ot
sanp.rs. hou-e to house ceiling; stores airti
tlsing matter, signs distributed. saes NAL
thorough oXperifhoe Eastern states only, ,
salAry. Peter Nod. View canaan conn.
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COAOHNAN, single, young man. good horse
man can drive 4 horses retcrinary knowl-
edse. Secretary Young Mems Christian Asso.
ella Ion. III W. ?ls'
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SALESMAN. as wants position with New York
conee hrm, ,aniIdiny fo,;owing territory: Ian
caster York, harrisburg. Lebanon, Reading with
ofiicc In Philadelphia: commission & travelling
expenses wnie Lhe road. o., box 20 WoriG
once. Philadelphia
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West Side.

iirH ST, 353 W.-Elegantly furnished roc
/ with or without board: moderate. Tunne
clsT ST. Sc w.-Larse double & single roc
| with hoard,
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SALESMAN. 10 yesrr experience as buyer, Tn',
age salesman in croSk-ry, glassware. tr,
a.tra, &r.: in or out siip ~ New York r,
ter, reference. j. r. H., 49, W. !ai At.
Young man. 81 well acquainted ",
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SALESMAN orea for sreigemant, arquain'
NTH jssery sni dry Rods trade New N5r
Ess.ern u Mii!e s,a'es. Traveller. box
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COAcHMAN-After Sept. l6 a competent. will
Ing man, English single; highest rsfsre noes
q. H., Maine ave. 7. o. Cumberland County
y. j.
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! SALESMAN or foreman In grain business: drive
I o. any suitable work; Al references: good bus
ness man r. box $50 Word
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37TH ST, 6s W.-Alcove 4 other suits; single
room; table II desired; references.
9TH ST $50 w.-Front room & front bedroom,
with or without board Mrs. Cairncross "a hoor
AiTH ST.. es5 w. near Br,ndway--Newly furn.sh
large snail looms: ample closets; referencs
exchanged.
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2lST ST. 13S W.-Convenent to elevated
pots; comfortably furnished; double roo
sNperior board: also table board.
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MADISON AVE, lsl9-Gentleman to board In 4
rote American family OF 2; large room; l Mig
fst 81 weekly. Summers call Monday.
| \ LARGE ROOM for . gentlemen. $40: &
board; |, Sc; all improvements, heat; n
Grand Central; Catholic family. E., l59 L. Il
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DES1NABIE newly furnished large sn
rooms: superior table; moderate. l?l r. 2sth
LEXINGTON AVE, 4Oi-Comfortable, airy roo
nicely furnished. with board terms nSdera
central location.
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COUPLE can have home comforts with small prts
vate family; reasona able: west side; central. 9. =.
World, uptown.
MOTHER & son will board lady: psror con-
Meeting ROOM IS weekly. Private, World. up
town.
OPPORTUNITY for a child not under years IN
a beautiful home with gentle people; one Of
peculiar circumstances for liberal compensation.
Opportunity box 226 World. uptown.
YOUNG LADY, progressive, studious, musical. q.
roommate OF like tastes. RalstoaitA
World Harlem,
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"A'-WEST END AVE. T7s. corner 1854 st.
Superior accommodations for married couples;
also single rooms; large. handsome house; hrst-
class locality: exceptional table service.
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AtTENr-Marrlei man desires cAnvass!ng: 4
years reference from last employer, will
hustle. long experience Rawlings 21S . Adams
81, brooklyn.
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o5D ST. 1853 W.--Nlce newly furnished room&
all convenences; superior table board; boar1
optional.
2STH ST, 60 W.-Newly furnished square rooms,
with board; special terms to permanent parties;
selncf
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| SALESLADY--Young girl, Is. as saeslady in dry
| goods store. Miss r. burnes, is2 r 30 s.,
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CARPENTER or driver by young man "a. or
at anything. c. Johnson H& Npnntlc ave.
Llrooklxn.
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CARPENTER. mill~right; good mechanic; hes,
references; can take charge Of shop Mechanic
S2 20.h st, s, Brooklyn
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| COOK or waller. with good reference; city OF
| country Japanese, !, o. box Is Worid
| OOk-Cie ef "A ,eirs esper enc hln.t. 4 qJick :
| good On raw meats. cutter, pastry carver: soups.
| roasts economical manager, sober FanarA l;i3
| at
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Young MAN, gentleman. educated; knowledge
bookkeeping; several years in charge Of ship.
p.ng and s.oet dtpartmeG,s oi city Wholesale
concern, auy position, with chance ot advance; /;
exceptional references. r A. box lSo World.
The evening world., 1895-09-14

SAl.ESMAN-A 1901 salesman wants WestAr
travelling pOsisi1n, vistt nv on depart tnlen
| wholesale try s,ois houses N5t.oh Dc7artnea
lnN i2H WNtlh
The evening world., 1895-09-14

SALESMAN HAVING PRESENT POSITION PAST
TEN YEARS Is OPEN TO REPRESENT HOr Sc
OS THE ROiD; FIRST CLASS REFERENCE.
address, PARTICULARS. BOX 62s WORLD,
HARLEM
The evening world., 1895-09-14

CATERING for nr.t-class boarding house or cafe
oi position as steward In hotel or club Ad-
vert ser, n63 ". 10Th at.
The evening world., 1895-09-14

SAD ST. 40 W.-Large. newly 4 Handsomely
furnished rooms. table unexceptonable.
9TH ST.. 100 w.-Furnished rooms. front exes!-
lent board: private family; very desirable.
Benham.
The evening world., 1895-09-14

Y0tNG MAN at iry'hins care Tor horses: care
tnl driver; strong. hoaest. oblis!ng; best retsr-
e1ccs o.ta Windels. Sc James st.
The evening world., 1895-09-14

ASSISTANT CUTTER employed In hrst class
house IN Brooklyn. references Al, C.. box blS