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EON SALE

AT REDUCED PRICES 3Co second hand
wool aaI Iron working machines. ir.ly
! guaranteed. machinery bought AMI "a
changed. GEORGE H. EDDY. "js Mali-
snl.s'.
AT IITTLE.9 TOOL STORE. % Fulton
st.. New York. workshop machinery 0Hli
rrwc?J. list free. wood earring tools. scGYi
saws. designs ana fancy woods. Incubator,
: end t'coIcls in operation.
WCyCLEs Monarch pn.uma'lc .1fo'ics
highest grade. fuIly guaranteed, cell Hni
examine ana get catalogue and prices.
4%5l1 LesinGiDn-ar"-. near A+'h.r'
EEEMI DA EASTER LILIES q - pc.
ST. D'f K. Z :. T. WOODWARD ~ '"''"''''
FIRST CLASS corner l1E,ry f1r safe ~
Stapi.tpn. staten Island For particulars
apply HOLI1STEK. CRANE q co, -
Water ST.
HANDMADE SIX lace and embroidery worn
at Courts II Marie Anioin"tt" for sale.
GLADSTONE. liii broadway.
PRIVATE family VIII sacrifice their mag
utDccnt upright cabinet grand plano.
nearly new. cost 500 an! includes 4 mag
nInceni piano lamp ana shade tcost sIOJ.
stool ana scarf. fur siJj. . Year, guar
a1tcc from mixer. can lie seen today.
Inquire private residence. III Fac:
HOJIrTOP DESKS from sl4 ~ 500. IN
oak. walnut. cherry and mannEany. a
single desk It wholesale price. T.. y.
ESTES 4 SONS. 45 John-st. near Mas
fau. New-YoIk.
SAFES Large Herring Throughout burg
lar proof Jcwcll"r safe. cheap. Two Iiix"
safcE four Of medium sue, t"p nous"
safes cheap. NJ ISENBEIiG. 90 Spring 81.
INOf-E4TlONABLE business correction
f,r man with 81 800. money fully &c.
cured. ne, me over 500" yearly. col
Inns & 60. 1876 IAbert3 -.
WORLD POCKET STOVE 4 Hight mot
I.x.'. heat Increases. hot water bag heat
lessons. reduces suffering from al pains
,,hcre hon is cficaciou-. price hN mail
81 money returned n MT pl"Iscd, agents
wanted r. J. ELLIS. T.. .. Box ~
Newark. y. j.
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NURSE.-By middle-aged Englishwoman:
entire charge OF infant and young emil
dren; references from last place. J. T. Me-
I 54S pacifc-st., Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.
sInlc.

Nnlc.
LOCAL Statesmen WANTED 70 super
intend selling BIrbank's new metal pol
lsh Through canvassers) 20 parties who's"
nam IS We furnish. steady position for sev-
er1l more men in exclusive territory. pay
according 10 ability. THE =. II. SMITH
co. AGi Caual-st.
Ant Ep.-A man 81 all work for country
pl11r near New-lo:k. write. stating ok
p.r"nce. reference and salary expected,
W. }. t.. Tribune Ofce.
WANTED. In mercantile Office comp"-
tent sfenogrupher and Remington type
writer Address. stating age. references
ana salary expected. Postoillc" Boz $50
New ioIk
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A HANDSOME hand made S,ivers nun
about wagon. S;anh0pe. London and
Paris harnesses. English whips, robes. etc. 4.
beautiful private things: cheap. DUDLEY.
Box q Tribune Once.
PONY FOR CHILD. with cart and har-
ness. for sale - 20 hire for season. Ad-
cTess DR.. o. G. JACKSON. T. q. BOX
i6l. jamaica. l.. l.
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DOMESTIC SITt AvIONS WANTED.


AIIE>l Ant or NAl.E lN r''i ..
English iI"i'~''h' -. 'Nl''1 az
rubbing. strong an! .'..t'"S' -,
''''' '-' '''''''''''
AMERICAN married. "l-i'H as
a- foreman Ni manager on lHIi"; l'i'''.
stands Doll, business. can o'inc ",Hl
-
'Ni NM %'s"T s,l st1S'' flsi.H.ass
WILING and onysinsg; H ~, :, '''''
'''''''''''' ''' ''i'O'' y. -
BRIGHT Api NJ MN wants Aii"N'l." !"
rr.'..rnHf n a'~h" asher 'i 49, ~ 40.
r.u SAT- 10 .t',r o., Ii
ANDERSON. b. W. @. - i''' DIV '''-
si-rlrR .IAI Nugf.SS French butler
'rd ihundf~- t"-'t' ~'''A'' "' ''' l....,,,'
hi. '' No
o. o.. 81 fih '''
ll.rIER Nu.I-.ar.I ,afh.ll. wishes
,I.,. ID r-.t.f. family god r,f.rN
Z. 60 iasf 'npipy.r. hlILE". l'N g. l''
East bi. ,i
nurr.H English =. excellent ciy ref-
,.....'-',,... v.,s.s SO r. n
an ,,,.,.-,.'.rr. ..,..
CARE NNtlt Mhh ht'p VIZ ,''ai az
"'"' ''n" ,.''' r.,.r.,..,
HuHTEs ~ Cast il5'h-st
.I.. M NHaNI
''.'N' 4, INA. ~ u',rk x,nt
ht.,t,, a., ,.,u,,tr,
t'. 81 r.. .o a,e pr.,lVay.
.....,., -, ...,.. 49,,
'"'N J.. - ~ ma, .,.,'..,,,... win
49,, ,,..ii',f ,r refer
'-''r ~ II XII A,ns,.r,,ui.
~" ''' F''
.....,.,,,,,> ,,....-.,,..,,,.. ,.,,,,,e,sni
''N' ~ u ~. 10y no. ~ 80,
scooter man haiI,rH' - out
'". o., no. "a 49,,
Goa, u Man English. e,mp''rn'' , ,',,,nts
N'"f'' mum ''', "'iN'''f ~ :,
n'iN'-, '"i'l'k'' anu Is".h' "',''"e
%" us"tul country prl'r,t' 80 90
rn'"s ADDRESS !" i'' poi IL i-
NC. ,.-....,,.. ~.
~ llM-NN "I""e .'', 80 - 49,
,I ~ ho La. pirsn up
WV. 90 -, - =, ,,srsV,,iI, BIN Vest
tsti. '''
''N' hMAN. .. n,S',. .,nr'., n'''' .,ire.s
,9,,
!. 70 81 '.'''' '''' ''' -
,,,,t,,,,N rt,,. ..t,ss. ,,,r.u,i,l, ,n-
WV NV II" '"''' ,..,r II
d"isiau'S care h"rs's. ~. '.'h ,..,,..s,
y-"' mr., 'lasN pl. r''''' y,,fi
,.,t'fv + c. cos r,rk.,ye.
...,.,.....,. a.,
tOAt!iMAN and GAhptN rh ~ Noulb
man. 70. single. az '"a, hilAh ~ ilt-
d"f'r. or for general WORK on t''.'''li' -
W 97tb Al
.-,--.----- -
'oNtHhAN MhrtIrd' no l"'il,.'
good cook ana Idundt'Ss' hihu b'' "uh'"S
S'Jitn.. nj oiIiyiry. best reference NJ
- Is, qr,bs,
o.,
COACHMAN. by reliable man, aged 3d.
married. no family: understands MS
49, non, III .nnlnNrr. COAtUAIAN
80 49, li.t 'st
COAtilMAN ana 'fNtI'fN fN, MArIl"h'
no family MI Work "l R"hlirh'ih pace;
i, - v.,nts house or rooms. h.si ref
~. @ADi,LNTtp's IA, c,r-,v..
toAtTMAN MY FIRST class man. mar
ri,d. thoroughly understands the care Of
l'rsrs. carriages and harness. Is willing
and "hI'bihE' can o. "ls"f, l''u'',','s,,G ~.
~ last employer. '"l' OF "'"''SS 'N'iHH
o-S larN ave.
CDAGfIMAN L., a Young mua. single
aged % Ia private family; thoroughly
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HELP WANTED.
Maize.

Mnic.
AGENTS Side line: iliesmen located IN
or travelling unocoupict country can adh
strictly ilfst-c,ass agency with free outht
from high-rated manufacturers; one agent
has earned So Wo In four consecutive
years l.. -. 1871. New-N0rk.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCRiP-
TONS FOR TIE NEW-loHk TKiB,
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.A2 broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty-nrst-st.; and Ap-
NERTISEMENrS ct the following itranch
Offices: "a Eighth-ave.. go Third-ave..
corner Forty-aeventh-st.: $50 East Forty
seyenth-st.. corner Third-avs.
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HEAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

72i ISL of Hao{c t SSS' Sa 4 sa3
i%'es 10 4 (; T, I.ays 2 ;ISS to 5sTaa
lS Gasnce s. w5d5 rs eff to Maar aso
1s7th-st. $. 4is 1t OF Arthur-sve' i"NN'"o' 100
ls S1@f TO sans ss It Of Aijlurayc iesNoo zoo
aS s1ms to cams Is Of $dayc 56aNes9>rresn
lar. LIZZIE Goerz Arnold ie9n,n9gi' = e. e.
i+ mahd t mann l9 an vi wire Elizabeth + i 600
ld sfla c;iacr 5ai-. 242xco Grorfe II
Jgcke'' to Georg or Ills >,,;-s @5sxS22; hugo
,,.o "a vito 20 George + Johnston.
1rd nnSG ' ~ o. Rachel schrer to Jacob "oro
win WIZ 20 NJ Herman ,crn6crs ana wife co
81 Louis 80 S a: Harr QuacFen'ush to ,oso
=, Fe s, lot SfH q map arrl lrown. 2N77'
ISrashs I}f 4S # Of Lcxne,anaye iesSioo'
"a ave. 80 '@i H n,7n ,Ia NlGn ana - 800
74,-st no g2 Inv, WeSi HaIGa'' \ ana $1,000
,2 lisi'!' 875 # Of 9thayc 25Nloo3: George
/; Iuckct, Arthur i chapman, ,;...,,...,,y ~
1s ha,c 10 rG GoTn,F and ' John 5co
5Gta-i iIcr No 10 ry MTs I9 nnG VIII f $500
2layG No 3 n }an = rstSrT cenerF lSG17
'' Fyr,o ,nd yg TO IIenr GoHn 900
anna HaNonagh t. ratrCh h'Hn,,% 80. "
81 sophie Freyaane to 6.,.r Fr->s 'ne......
T. I.ly d, XG,, S'' t,ce1 1''' go
Mrdi s. nave, Nv, I :, Va,5-i, 25ooco
2a 25 yj To % a rn5 wei K I"4 i'''
7+ Ii.nI1o iq i4.ar.b Of aa A''2 % 6
c Y5si and s. VIZ ~ II to ce ~ y m - 80
w"s,cn,s,sr ,,,, road 'l'a a .,% a same .
and 10 e'e& ia1l III , Co.'S gH r,,, $40 ooo
etc % Chrs'oi her My'r 10 Hgn,} ''t--11.-
u Henry j AicriiH % it'iif- N l-'..' 900
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WAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID.- .
young French girl In private family o.
boarding house: best reference. LoOisE
r. 100 Clinton Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

NASHING.-A respectable woman wants
work by the day or WIN take washing
home. $40 West G0th-st
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V,sUlNG &c.-A respectable German
wishes - take washing or rough drying AZ
home Mrs. SCHNEIDER. 491 West l2ith-
At
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

~ LET. FURNISHED. New-Je-sey. An
,.ssnt mansion. 80 rooms. MorrstOwn.
yss@ily furnished; ice. garden. sale or
go orange. near Montclair Station. ele-
81 private residence: fine grounds: sale
&tb's,~ Particulars DALEY. "A West
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WHI1'rLE. SO ith-ave.. gives good prices
for magazines. and all kinds OF old
books
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DIRK WANTED.
tiniC'.

"""'N ...oo,-
Male.
A. WM. l.. HARrtNG.
-, FNp'ii N''onHl'ht ahH Hu1',? 70,
'''''' '..''' ~. Room -. - '''" ~.
A,l'Fh' ~ GHinr' s'ar,lns a ,r
,.., "'"'' '.', ~ .,,.i',',, S.r
,',,..,..'.', ','" .rr,t,rt ur..
,ato. political. financial OF literary. ir-
voitart confidential and business. mis-
sions 10 Europe accrp'cd. uneNe.pii"n2al
.,,,.' S,"l"i Inn H'.. 49, nod
NJf,... ,us,t,n,i rr,N 'rr.iun. Office
'' ~
\ loING NAN wants w"rk ~ awning
~ ne :'"u,.,r ,-., '''''''' w.
~ ' ''''' ''' w.
y SINGLE VOTING MAN wants 20 lea.n
trade In o'.et.ic machine shop. ). "a
con- -, East S4ti-st
4 yDr.\, ,.,>. d...-.s , situation ~ any
l.rl. ,il.ne a,. a.u-lrs. and not a'inlI
= 81 ,rr.r-e NffT.rr, % Amit.-
r., r..tI.f.
r.,t.,.,. f.r.,, .r 1t--1cT ASSISTANT.
r.- .r-.r - n.at quick ard noe
....t.. .....l.nt O.. f-f.uc..s. .tdlrr-'
NICHOLS d.. Fort Green. Place. 81. Hi-
ltu
nlArN~ ,urAr Man - original Icas.
Ir.t.-, a.! ui,.r'ts.ns an..l'~. od rlr-
...,.....I.,, ....... r,.4if .ir. M .derafc
...,. N.y. y.rl CIR. r..s.rreI We
r,p g.. pexaI..,y. i., otlyn.
p.rr. ,,...., .. foreman ., brad.
,., ...,-, ,.,, ,r country
s.lt, I,~Z ~ h,.nu. l. ne,r lI'h-s,
-f,-..,.r p..y ,c t..,,.. ,.si,ion I'm an
i''-. 49,. t.....'f.
e., ',. ti'..-. = Bible
house
,o,..-.--nrp r,,.-, d-ltle er,ry
- 'N Nf I-.' .r.
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WORK WANTED.


| Male.
! STENOGRArIER and TYPEWRITER
tSmth ~ IosO and assistant book
kenp.~. young man. -: state salary. Y. D..
care y. VI. c. A.. Paterson. y. J.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN Tor fancy
,roceriss or specialties IN Ohio. Ken
tTrkv and West Virginia: best references.
SALESMAN. +. o. Box 3iS. Petersburg
/ TOOLMAKF.R Experience on jewellers
cutters and hubs: silver novelties; good
, reference care Ms. Shafer. 80 sherman
ave. Jersey CITY.
UpHOLSTERER. thoroughly reliable
would work FOR families on iIrnltnIe'
carrots. mattresses. slip covers and polisl-
irg: re.l -ouab!c terms. CPiiOISThltEl.'
ca East s'th-si. -
I..,r-II-MAN.- In stable: can drive and
r.r.,r harness: good references Address
Johnson. care Of Porman. 20 +. 25th-st.
WNTrllNAN. Retired fireman; steady and
reliable: best references and security
HEHT'rY. Go East i3?'h-st.
WEAVER. SIX ribbon weaver wants po-
sitlDn IN factory. CTS 3d-avc
WATcHMAN or DETECTIVE. Night or
da,: temperate. relIbl" and confidential;
arod 20. height. u feet: pe'-'o nal refer
enc and bonda. ELL. JONES. care Hen
messy CRAWFORD. y. J. -----
WATERMAN. By middle-aged sailor.
Sv-eie or TAX. care Of scows or any
,b,rr. willing 20 work. good reference.
MIDDLE AGE. .96 Colnmhia-st. Room
10. BROOKLYN .--
WANTED Th~ general rar'r agency for
Eastcra house or manufa',m,a.hs ',,ns
many address j. .. Box I'D. seattle
Wash.
VOTING MAN 90 American. willing 70
work n ANYTHING. desires empioym'h,'
reference or security: years last pIac,'
hddres, J.. /. PEER, Box 49, NORWOOD
y. j. -------
Y0UYG CoLORED MAN. with good as; =;
charge from L. =. $avy. wants woik ~
any Kind. also has best OF reference W.
DIRE, 80 Wcst l30tE-st
yor-vG MAN. is. wIyhcs position in
VII .iesrlo house or Office has go,d r't-
er.ncr Tt'G. RRfCKMANN. - Hague
st.. Jersey cts Heights. y. ). --
YorNG NNN. - would Ike to hav. a
situation II any kind. good p"rman. Al
dress NJ l.. TEMPLE. '33 On 81. -
YOUNG sWEDE. 20. wants situation:
willing to d. any kind u work; city az
coartry Pleas c'ii for ;wo days GU
S,cketi-sL. I}rookyr.
YOUNG Man. u 10 wouli like pos'tio n
in stock brokers' Office. whore there ~
a good opportunity - learn On" hi-ln'S4'
Address - r. X. 361 Monroo-st.. Brook
Ism.
YOrNG MAN wants work at ANYTHING;
.trnnr. not afraid q hard work. t's' ref
orcnc". LOUIS rANAPA. 90 SIl..yan-st.
YovNG MAN. 10. world Ike - secure
position On office. adr0ucemcnt, con iui %
rieh host references. Addr"rs AUGUST c.
UFNDRl'tL :o' Ea-' ii'h-e'.
YDt-NG MAJ. 80. desires position wh"r"
D. mostly and irIus'r} viii Lad - adj
,.,u~.rlorf. .tpait need bltkkoer'r. can
fu-u .H best of reference. HUSTLfNG j.
FTr8f. o.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COuntrY.


AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Hous all
kinds; sale or rent, building sites
TUBES & TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.
"BON VIEW" LLEwELLYN PARK
ORANGE. y. JD.-For sale. at a bar
gain. easy terms If desired. spacious mod
ern Ellzabethan residence. (McKim, Meade
e. White. arChitects) Contains every
modern appointment. including city water
and electric light. The grounds on acres
are beautifully laid out with ornamental
shrubbery. fruit and shade trees Ample
stables and cottage. The neghborhood sur
rounding comprising similar handsome
homes. The above formerly occupied by
Henry y. Auchincloss. Esq. Photographs.
EDW. p. HAMILTON * CO.. 90 Broad
way. or Orange Principal Station.
COUNTRY HOME. Il roorns. water, stable
shade, acre If ground. price, $1,000.
terms easy 80 minutes from New York
.Slty. WIN. X. MURRAY. Flushing. y. Y.
FOR sALE.-A two-st0ry frame cottage:
u, 10 rooms; mansard roof: piazza on two
Tes ana barn. with three acres Of land.
Ii9ure HENRY F. LAMB. North Ben
@Ea;NILEMAN's REsIDENE. furnished:
~ tooihs' all modern improvements;
49,. sin comfort. perfect order. lawn
irulis. stable. might rent Addr.s, mn
White Plains ". Y. - L.
ORANGE. y. AL stations. en- l.
"ided bargains FOR sale; also nrdr,or,i e,
for rent. EDW. Il. HAMIIToS - ~, 80
So Broadway. =" w.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

IN WELL MANAGED HOUSE. . rooms.
each accommodating ?: s. ana 81 resp-o-
lively: satisfaction guaranteed. ia West
22i-st
2lS1- ST Az WEST. Rooms 20 let. prop
crly heated. reasonable prices. southern
exposure; references
43D-S ST, 3Ul WEST. corner shave --
Large and pleasant: gentlemen or mar
ried couple Hight housekeeping. SMITH
l45 WEST 22D-ST. Furnished rooms.
also pafior floor. breakfast II desired.
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DRESSNtkING.

Artistic pREssMAKING. Imported
fashions. tailor mad" suits, $40. note.
orders at short n,'lor; GO p Me- n
mrffROY. A. East llth-st.. between
Troadway AM University Flace.
v1r.NG respectable German woman
yl'o understands drcssu0s llng goes out
Lv he dav for 81 80 Miss Phl LINZ. $40
Lexlng'on-aV".
CorTCRIEnE .FFANcAIsE w i ,-i'',
ming uodels for fancy waists. lall" .
m. 'Jlnner and reception gowns. l"di.s
waterfalls used. remodollnE. elegant ",iE .
short notice. moderate prices NAL. a y
pE.RSoN. JOS Wet l'ih-si n'i'h-'H
with stern Bf"sJ.
DprssNAKER and sEAMST iESS' com, com
r.t.ut l,y day or tak" "pfk h"ih". NN,' 10
P,.,' .an.s. also remndrlling. r"phlIhS'
'','c,,,iona. cliIdren's dresses Address
Hf'LH. 592 Amsierdain-aNr. --
pprssMAKER. - Experienced dressnaNsr
wishcs a feS inoi' s S,is'l hnsi icfcrences.
Ms DEVOY. PA West li'h-si.
REPRESENTATIVES,. Artistic. ars' Lass hit'r;
nr-us,r,,ad II. fine trade, desires InpIr
,,'ca,.cr,rnts Ia nrsi-class fami,lcs I'rn. w..
,noIera,c. Personal KEFEKhNDh' ~
SHAVE ---
DRESSMAKER.i elegant cutter ana n', ,he
wishes "a few more "nRhs'n.'.,T"u o.p
day for the season. DRESSMAhhh' ''"'-
3d-ayc. -------
DpTssNfhKER wishes few more ous-
toners ly the day wi!.ing 10 m'a"
over. = wears reference. terms hDue'"''
9ii 3d-ayc.. ID floor. ----------
MADAME JOSEPHINE. nrst season. I've
with Louise. 5th-ave.. Will show III ."I
millinery pasior 40 Lexington ave-, ,, uos
cheapest and pretticst imported Ho'e'''e'
ever shown in this city.
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co. FRNESS lady ~ several years sN-
Peri nee in teaching desires "a l-if!on -
visiting g0Nrrn-ss O. young children; ~
VAIL cr backward children preferred. T =
er-u-es exchanged. Address J. ). H.. 92
East l4fn-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08

UOUSEKEEpER. an American as
managing housekeeper. good caterer ard
rnanc.er. best references. A, lO3 81.
Nich .las-aN-.. care Nsmpl".
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10 'LEASE. FURNISHED or unfurnished
from June ] or sooner II wanted. house
OF 10 rooms: all improvements: stabling for
hofses. quarters ror man: . minutes
walk station in village. but still In cOun-
w; on New-IIaven road. one hour out.
CGsmaress SUBURBAN. Box IL. Tribune
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TOILET.
MISCELLANEOIS

MISCELLANEOUS
AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
pain statement Of facts. incl0so with.
e an written opinion cent you All cub
soma ior pr0spectLG MATIfOIE
LIN Pfes.. HENRY w CNGER Treas.
251 broadway.
LARGEST and most unique assoftm.p, ~
Iarlsian j"welry ierfumery. f1ncy
goods, hatpins, brooches. beltuiuf ol0vcs
real shell. etc. at JAMMEs 800 Uro,5
way. ~ ''"''4-
WIiITTLE. 50 ith-ave.. gives good prices
for magazines. and all kinds OF old
books.
WHOEVER your are. rich or poor Young
or old, N you don't wear the IAyallinre
corseis you know not what Is style and
economy.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCIuP.
TONS FOR THE NETWORK TRiH-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. NO. l.232 Broadway.
"a door north u Thirty-Grst-st.: and AID
VERTISEMENTS at the following Hranch
Offices: 254 Eighth-ave.: 100 Third-ave.,
corner Forty-seventh-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FeninIe


1 MRS. l.. SEELY,
rs WEST 22D-ST..
| FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTiGATED;
Servants breaking engaGcmen,s VIII
| bo dismissed from office and foFiett az
| claim 10 fee paid.
I Rrooklvn Once SIC Fulton-st..
Corner Hanover Place.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-13

examination and those knowing them
selves to be of unsound body need not
apply The principal, if he success
fully pass the examination, secures
the cadetship If ne fail, the alternate
is given his opportunity. They both
report for examination at the same
time and place. All applications for
these appointments should be made as
soon as possible in order that the sue
cessful candidate may have the longer
time to prepare for the examination.
Applications should state full name,
age, residence, place of birth, length
of residence in Idaho, together with a
brief summary of the educational
qualifications of the applicant, includ-
ing the name of school he has attend
ed. These applications should be
accompanied by the Endorsement Of
representative citizens who are we'll
acquainted with the applicant Appll,
cations will be received until Septem-
Der LIST, and may be addressed to me
at Boise. EDGAR WILSON.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-13

with its lone passenger shot down the
incline with the speed of lightning
1t was moment of intense emotion
that would strain nerves OF iron, and
only a moment, when the suspense
gave way to horror, women screamed
and many hid their eyes from the
scene-the barrel was oscillating and
ready to leave the tack. la moment
more it was bounding through space
and struck the ground 80 or 40 feet
from where il left the chute, plough.
ing deep furrow into the earth.
Upon opening the barrel, Webb was
found damned tightly into one end
and it required several minutes 10 ex.
tricate him from his position. He was
placed on a blanket. carried on Loari
the Belleville and brought to town
without delay. DR. Russell, Of SpO-
kane and Dr. Elderkin, OF this place,
made an examination, DR.. Elderkin
discovering a fracture Of the spinal
column between the points Of the
shoulder blade, and after reaching
Spokane another fracture Of the spine
WAS found lower down Webb Is still
alive, but his recovery is considered
impossible.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-13

are accounts from time to time of
sporadic encounters, in which now the
Spaniards and now the Cuban insur-
gents have the upper hand, but there
has been no decisive engagement, and
a cessation of the war appears no
nearer than it was before the advent
upon the scene of General Campos.
That commander is rumored to be
disguised with the situation in the
island, and to have declared that he
would advise Spain to abandon Cuba
to her own fate in case things should
continue in condition so unsatisfac-
tory as at present This is somewhat
singular language for man in Gen.
eral Campos' position, and the rumor
may not be authentic. 1t seems I'M
questionable, however. that both the
general and the government are dis
appointed at the unexpected energy
of the Observation-Disclosures
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-13

PROSPERITY is an inyincible ally of
the Democratic party. Men care but
little about the distractions of finance
or of any other one issue so long as
they have prosperous times. The con
dition of business affairs is improving
everywhere, and, as a natural conse-
quence, Democrats are wheeling into
close columns by divisions all along
the lines.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-13

GENARAL G. NJ. DRAKE wss nomi-
mated for Governor of Iowa at We'd
nesday's Republican convention. The
platform was built in accordance with
the wishes of Senator Allison who
was endorsed for president in 1896.
The financial plank affirms the declar-
ations of the Republican National
platform in 1892.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-13
Touched the KEY Note.

Postmaster General Wilson, in June
last, delivered the literary address
before the students of Central College,
Fayette, Missouri. In that address
he gave utterance to this dictum which
should meet with endorsement the
country over: "The proper ratio be-
tween intellectual pursuits and ath-
letic exercises is about 16 to l."
The News counts this one of the
happiest hits made during the season
of commandments and of school
closing exercises. An intelligent
public will never believe that base
ball, foot ball and kindred amuse-
ments should be made to share equally
with the cultivation of the brain.
Drawn is good thing but it is infer
Tor to brain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-07-13
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that tho folIowlny
wholo ana fractional Township Plats have
Deen MED in the United States Land Ofioc nj
BlackfoOt, Idaho:
township No u South, Range No. 81 r., Idaho
IL - %"
Ihese plats VIII he open to the public nj tho
United states Land Office at Iilackfoot. Idaho.
TOT the purpose Of making entries and ming
nominations on desert entries already maae,
on ana after Thursday, August 22d, 1896.
JOHN @. BROWN.
Register United States Land Office.
~, United States Land Office
bIackfoot Idaho, july llth, 1895.