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New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
THE KARBERS' SUNDAY LAW UPHELD.

THE HARRERs' SUNDAY LAW UPHELD.
JUSTICE sTOvER AGREES WITH JUSTICE BROWN
on THE SUBJECT.
Justice Slower. in Supreme Court, Chamoers' mas
rendered decision sustaining the constutionaiity
., tho az. nassed by the last Legislature closing all
ho rbershons in this State on Sunday, except those
Of New-York City and Saratoga In this city the
shops are required to close after O'Clock. lhe
question raised in proceedings taken at ane m,
esfah hlsbment in the Alpine. at Broadway and Ihir-
ty-thrd-st for injunction TO restrain the roGs bs
assistants in the business arresting any OF theh
after | O'Clock Sunday afternoon , ,,, A. .
Justice Brown. In Brooklyn. recently decldeo tias
the law was constitutional and Justice Stover hoius
that he cannot interfere.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
GOOD MEN NEEDED ON THE POLICE

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DESCRIBES THE QUAIL
FIcATIoNs IRED-oPPORTUNlT1Es OF
COMPETENT APPLICANTS.
President Roosevelt Of the Police Board yester-
day gave out the following statement
"All applications for the coming examination ior
patrolmen must be in prior TO August 10. want
TO emphasize the fact that only good men need
apply men OF good character, fine bodily develop
ment and common-schoo education. We pay
wages as good a a skilled mechanic gets ana an
applicant has chance of rising higher Even a
pairoman occupies a very responslDe ana Neii-
paid position He has 81 400 year. and after TWEEN
ty-fve years service pension OF S'o year, ara
all kinds of possibilities for promotion. Any amer
lean citizen can apply matter what his pohtics
may be. matter whether he does not Know a
politician in the world but the position is so good
a one that bound TO get the very best men
We intend 10 mercilessy weed out from the appli-
csnts all who in any way unit, morally,
mentally and physically. Many Of the men who
have far applied 10 us have weak physique or
limited intelligence and want TO reierate the fact
that not only good men need apply, but that every
good who does apply has hrst-class chance
OF getting on the force.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
~ MEMORr or JOHy " SrEARyS

ocean Grove. y J.. Aug Special. The morning
session Of the National Temperance Camp meeting
was devoted 10 memorial service In honor Of the
late John y Stearns. OF New-York. who CORE
spending secretary and publication agent of the
National Temperance Society Eulogies az his life
and work were delivered by Joshua L. Bailey. II
Philadelphia; the Rev. g. H. Mead. 81 Ncw-Y
Mr.. Siclrnss successor In the secrciaryshlp: ri
dent l.. II. Stokes. Of the Ocean Grove Camp As-o-
citation. and Colonel George ". Balm. OF Kentucky
Colonel Balm lectured 10 300 people tonight IN
the Auditorium THE Golden Gate"
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
SENATOR OCONNOR ON SUNDAY CLOSING.
,,r ,-p,,o,ns Mp ROOSEVELT AND SAYS HE
WISHES THE QUESTION COULD BE
MADE A CAMPAIGN ISSUE.

Binghamton y. V. Aug. S.-When interviewer
to-day as to Sunday observance and other topics
Senator O'Connor said:
..It has been claimed that the enforcement OF 'he
Sunday closing laws in New-forK Cl'y wiz ope'",e
90 Tho disadvantage of the party with which Pres-
don't Roosevelt is affiliated. | do not know why II
should. and I do not believe 1t Will MI hoose-
welt occupies the extraordinary and unprecedented
position of man censured and condemned lor
romnellinp compliance with laws which ne mas on
the hooks upon his entrance into ONCE Ib"s WIN
whose enactment ne had been IN no wise coh-
cerned and which he had sworn 10 enforce -,
Il only wish that Sunday Observance ana ounuay
cloe,nr could be made an issue in the coming state
cannneirn would take the stump In It's advocacy
with all my heart Il could 90 no harm ana " wone e
do good I'm many quarters ! am IN favor OF lne
An,erc9n SUNDAY and | am opposed TO all attempts
70 ntroduce the Continental Sunday In this coun-
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
DRFSSMAkIN0.

ppTsSvaKER An experienced dress
maker would like 'o g-t work In ~"
country. Will ~ very reasonable. -"
Wet iJi 80
lEF~sMAkER An experienced dress
maker ly day 81 -. nf.t-ciaos hii"i ,
xal-ts wrap. children suits. 80. reno
fa'cs slIAl q new. lunch only sltL List
il1N a. I -. Broadway
DRESS AK Fi Competent tres-wak"r
hs tas r0.-t designer. utter. litter. rr-
ale.-l rrirs- during August. ref"rene"
gR.l. AIlr,s~ Mic III 'pSSE. -, Nih
ave
DHES4MAKISG 81 - per day. county.
rsaAllr or hotel On account - change
- AT. dresses altered. perfect nt "l DE
kalt-As~ IrHNklin.
FEESCH IEESsMAkER In private fam
ily by day or ~esA. A. -. il6 West
.ptn -
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. settigs Skirt
Protector. Sauter's Animal ShOcing Ap-
pliance: Stevens's Writing Pen Attach
incnt Reynoldss Drip-cup for Umbrellas
EDGAR TATE & co. Patent Solicitors.
245 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-B Bonsalrs Ad-
dressing Machine. Young's Folding Bed
Porter's Driving Wen and Pump. suplee's
Abdominal Corset and Needle. EDGAR
TATE d co. Patent Solicitors. 24j Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE-Rigg's Auto
matte safety Switch Lock. Chambers
Lamp Wick Trimmer; Greers Incandes-
cent Electric Lamp: Malinss Addressing
Machine. EDGAR TATE q CO.. Patent
Solicitors. 245 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-F1attery's Gas
or Petroleum Engine, Sessinghaus's skid :.
Harris's Nut Lock. Gilmorc's BookbInders'
Bevcling Machines a.. 5. and CANADA.
ED JAR TATE & CO.. Patent Solicitors.
24J Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-McKInnans
Clothes Drier: Teuscher's Suspensory
Bandage: Wllliams's Printing Device.
Loase's Book. English Language"
Frankels Display Fixtures. EDGAR
TATE < Co. Patent Solicitors. 245 Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Weatherford's =
Engine. Freenans Bell or Chime Attach
mcnt: Coozes Adjustable Window Sash
EDGAR TATE a. Co. Patent Solicitors.
245 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Bateman-
Shcpeard's Ever Ready Billiard Mark
er. Motions Farrscope Bostwick- Burgess y
Automatic Carpet Stretcher and Tacker.
EDGAR TATE & CO.. Patent Solicitors
245 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-sarrazin' $
Faucet; Thomas's Door Check and Holder:
McDonalds Puzzle. ''Trilby Geese, Har-
der's Gravity Turn Table. EDGAR TATE
CO.. Patent Solicitors. 2i5 Broadway.
A NOTE.-send for List Inventions
Wanted" Patent Book FREE. All these
patents exhibited Herald Square Hall 800
Broadway. Patent Exposition introducing
Inventions. EDGAR TATE & co. 245
broadway.
10000 SALE JUST CONsUMMATED.-
5000 first year 1900 each succeeding
year and additional royalties We are the
only firm In America actually selling pat
ents EDGAR TATE a. Co, 245 Rroad-
way
BARGAIN. Sacrificed: 81. 800. account sick
ness: established fractional lots stock
brokerage business. with line OF customers
goodwill. complete furniture and lease Of
convenient. bright offices: rare chance for
father 10 establish son in business Ad-
dress STOCKS. Tribune Once.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.--We analyze all
kinds OF solids and liquids and furnish
working formulas: metals nsfayed. terms
moderate. EARL CHEMICAL LABORA-
TORY. $50 4th-ave.
BOARDING STABLE for sale: established
over seventeen years; good reason for
selling. Address $40 Gth-ave.
CURTAIN BRACKET Improvement: adapt
ed 10 any window: inventor wants
pecuniary aid HIRAM A. BEATTY.
White Port ~. Y.
DIR. ROSELLS Zedoary cures sweating.
tender fee,, corns. bunions. calouses, In
ssawing nails. etc. All druKRistA
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
BRUNNEP's CASE TRANSFERRED.

Upon the application of ex-Judge A. J. Often
hnefer who represents the Association Of Pro-
prietors Of Parks. Judge OBrien in Supreme Court.
Chambers has granted order sending the trial
OF Lawrence Brunner. who was arrested for vo-
lating the Sunday law from the Court Of Special
Sessions to the Court of General Sessions for trial.
Brunner, who is connected with the Harlem River
Park was arrested on Sunday. July Z. by a police
man citizens clothes, for giving away glass Of
beer He was taken before City Magistrate Cornell
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
JOY CAUSED BY MAGISTRATE kUDLlCH.

MAGISTRATE Kudlich. sitting in the Essex Market
Police Court has given the saloon-keepers OF the
East Side fine chance TO defy Commissioner isooSc
velt his associates and the entire fohce Dep"'
n,,nt by his recent decision regarding evidence IN
tho case Of violations OF the Excise law. All that
any nquor-saloon keeper requires Is seel-cad si-
loon protected with extra heavy plates and perio-
rated convenient portfolios. with sliding doors 10
prevent anybody from seeing the persons on me IN
side Thirsty men, women and children VINO can
no, do without beer or liquor on Sunday can sake
their thirst by handing In their dimes and nickels
10 the unseen OF the stee-clad. high1y pro,
tcc,ed sa,oOn-keeper through the siding DOORS ana
receive in return any sort Of drink when they
desire. ,, ,.,,..o-o,
does not see the face the person who gives IL 10
him or does not know his name. the police cannot
nolest him according the decision OF TINS Mag
istrate Suppose "A murder were committed through
This hole in the door, what would the Magistrate 90!
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

RARE CHANCE FOR A BUILDER -
Brnoklyn houses ou; - repair 70 exchange
for other property. Brooklyn or CITY.
owner. MARTIN. 81 Vaii-st.. In from 30
to 4 30 y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

TO RENT At Long Branch. furnished.
two cottages. one with stable. or Two oi
tho principal avenues all modem Improve
nenf. ya=. bath. etc.. . Will f'nt 20 deslra
hl. parties fur 0n'-hnlf regular pre-" i"f
further particulars apply 10 2so Madison
nNr Nov i-rA lrfE.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

A FURNISHED ROOM or suite % let.
nriyntc hoLsc TO retired gentleman
home comforts. references eNchnns'l. i''
particulars address ONE MONTH. GAt Co
iumbuf ave.
COMFORT ABLY and well kept furiAsh'i
rooms IN private family 10 gentlemen "i
quiet habits. $50 Enst 45ih-si.
MADISON AVE. 10. Handsomely mr-
nished. large front and hall rooms. en
suite or single. private baths, references
TWO LARGE connecting front rooms
newly furnished - iath. together, ~.
STONE. 81 West S.Jth-st.
23p-sT .Gl WEST. Desirable furnished
rooms. all Improvements. excellent table,
board optional. location central. references
given and required.
10 WEST 18TH ST. T.-cleanest and coolest
rooms In Sew York. examine them'
transicnts. references.
200 FURNISHED ROOMS. board option
al. convenient 10 theatres ana cars
once 22i West Jsih-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
A. n. TONNES SUCCESSOR

San Francisco Aug 3.--Jerome A. Fillmore for
merly general superintendent OF the Southern Pa
cinc Railroad has been chosen to nll the vacancy
made by the recent death Of General Manager ~
\ Towne A. D. Wilder. division superintendent
will probably take Mr.. Fillmore's place.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
MTSCFLLANEOUS.

TO MAKE MONEY Jet y. \. HIEBS'H &
90 make Year Books for You ana
give them - people whose trade ypI want
81 Rose -.
WANTED General agency. by experience
r.rs.n with good connection an. =
houseIOilsf~. Tor reliable staple article
and household goods ana novelties FOR 10.
r'Aimsnt trade or otherwise. jiIN -lN.
lfls Penn
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS and listed
stock to exchange for real estate free
and clear OF lightly mOrtgaged. GOOD
now. i7G Broadway
WANTED FOR RENT. detached house.
within one hour ~ New York city Han
all improvements. some grounds. Address.
describing property. stating rent, L. J. T..
Box H. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
A SALOON NEAR GRACE CHURCH LICENSED

The Excise Board yesterday granted renewal Of
the license of the saloon at No CA East Tenth-st..
which is at Broadway. The building is within two
hundred feet of Grace Church. and each time the
license expires question on this point Is raised.
Two years ago a lcense'was refused. but afterward
granted the condition that the Broadway entrance
be permanently closed When Ludmia Stern, the
present of the saloon applied for renewal
of the license few days the matter was re-
.ferred Julius Mayer, the counsel TO the Excise
Board. who made a favorable report. In which he
said that all entrances to the place within two
hundred feet of the church must be kept closed
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
HELP WANTED.

THEATRICAL Dramatic people in all
lines: also good sketch team: must De
orst-class Write at once. W. B. AN
DERsON. care Big Four Railway. cin-
cinnati. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
REAL ESTATE rOR SALE.


Brooklyn.
RARGAIN.-A 2ts-story and basoment
frame house in fine locality. near Bush
wick ave. . blocks from l. station, all
improvements. will sell cheap. SCHWING.
/. iO2 Lafayette ave. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-OWner leaving FOR Europe.
elegant cottage and lots. corner 18th
81. and ith-ave.. Bay Ridge Brooklyn. In
qulre on premises Seen at all times.
HOUSE. ten rooms: ground lOOx2J0 feet.
barn: fruit plentiful: good location. near
three trolley lines: price reasonable. Ad-
dress OWNER. living on premises. lob
Clarkson-st. 22th Ward Ulatbushl. Brook
l,u.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED From October 10 May. by
family Of three adults well furnished
apartment. frsi-class appointments ana
location. five bedrooms. Address a. Ii. c..
Box \, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

pI-Tr.Ep fsingle- handed) or SECOND
MAN.-Hngllsh: age 30: neat appear,
anca. lust arrived from England. good
ra,.rspraa I q 4OS Ath-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

COACTIM thoroughly experienced
man: unexceptiOnabie recommendations
from prominent families: temperate. obllg-
ing Industrious. trustworthy, moderate eN-
pectatiOns, country or city. +. L.. Az
ia rk- k-aNe
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY

and held for trial In the Court OF Special sessions
He asserts that is guilty, and under the new
law asked 10 have his tried in the Court OF
General Sessions
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS

RENT FREE TO SEPT. 1.-Desrable
apartments Of four large. light rooms.
select locality: rent &14 to SIS. JANITOR.
60 East 10etb-st.
RENT FREE TO SEPT. 1.-Desirable
apartments Of four elegant rooms; all
open: select locality; rent &14 TO SIS.
JANITOR. GO East 10oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

NURSE Experienced French nnrse md,
entire charge from birth; unders,Spv: epsn,ry:
o,, kinds OF baby food; prefers coun,sts' as,ts
Two wears references. A.. Jlf Nese o'.-
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

w,s,tING Respectable colored womsini
,.'an,s d,v work or washing at home. S~s
arv time. 2iI West 2'th-st.. pase'n'"'
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

Al PATENTS FOR SALE -settig's Skirt
Protector. Sauter's Animal ShOeing Ap
rliance; Stevens's Writing Pen Attach
ment: Reynoldss Drip-cup for Umbrellas.
EDGAR TATE & co. Patent Solicitors.
24J Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

WASHING Young coiored woman "v.1 I'd
,anSr.ss I WOODS. 223 West 1sd-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
BOARD AND ROOMS.

ATTENTION
4 hsnis.meiy furnished - nor. bath
bard OPTIONAL. suites and sinS.e fn'in'.
'ransier'. nr I'fmHnenfs. highest refer
Do.ior's a'ic~- q speciality.
Information fft".
. g. LELAND q co.
IL West 3Jd -.
A NEWLY furnished house central lo-
cation. rull. we'll H'u'lI t'i, VIII lrt
rooms r-i-. nnhlc fo refined people. llb
East c5th.ai
DESIRABLE ROOMS. with eKrel.en,
m.al4 pnsat. house. pafk. delightful
locality. irc,s. rarlcn. 81 ~ o. So l5'
la, s'ihst
HAVING HESEwED my i~ase " house
formerly occupied hy EdNarl Field. /
am prepared g. oner handsome suites az
alugi. ICONS. pfisnf" baths. ituir-. '',. D
references exchanged. ~ Fast 2lfi ST..
Grmcrcy PARK
ia NEST 7VTH IT Superior accommo-
d.filus f0r d.-ir.ti. patrons. room. en
suite AMI -ingiy. engagements rom sept
! references.
II WEST 3,TH 1T Handsomely fur
, uish.a IArlnf. YhJ ,iclan ug fAiniif. htf"
SECOND noor. private table. references.
eisr .eT.. % EAST Clean newly FUR
nisncd rooms. excellent table and ser
VICE. sanitary plumbing desirable .'.A-
board. reference.
3yrlI ST ~ WEST -Sicci, furnished
MONS. bath on each n"sS excellent
table II desired.
20 WASHINGTON SQUARE. WEST suit
thre. rooms. furnished or unfufniHncd
other rooms. with board. reasonable.
a,ru ST. 10 WEST Very desirable
rooms. with board. references gwen and
required.
10TH ST 20 WEST Desirable back par
lor. suite FOR doctor or Otherwise. other
rooms with lizard. references.
S7Tu-sT 3is WEST Handsomely fuf-
rtsb.d lare. and small rvoms. with
hoard. con,enlrn; broadway and !. sta
lions. references.
7,Tu ST. WEST Board ia southern fam
ily, references. CASHIER. l.. .. bon
2.l15.
l2ap ST. i2o WEST. Large. cool, hand
s.fnely furnished rooms, private hAth
excellent table. house and location unrA
cepiional. references.
l23 EAST 2isT-sr ,Gramercy PARK.
Rooms with bonrd or breakfast only
references required.
IN, EAST 35TN 81 bright. large back
uarlor to physician or dentist, also ''"'
hall room. references exchanged.
4,D WEST 23p- ST. splendid location.
hous. and rooms. nrst-class iahl', terms
mclerate. transient
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


A VERY handsome handmade Stvers
runabout wagon. ss5 gentleman at
Havemeyer Building. must sell same quick
RUNABOUT. Box 5, Tribune Once.
AS HAVE no further use for my cob
team. / am desirous OF disposing VI them
at once; high action. round. handsome
perfectly sound: very desirable for Park or
family use: have been driven by the ladies'
OF our family single and double Will ac-
cept any half way reasonable offer for one
or both HIGH-CLASS COBS. Tribune of-
fee.
FOR SALE.-Stvers one-man top wagon.
pole shafts and screen: J. T. Brewster
e. Co. one-man top wagon; both used about
six months: both in hrst-class condltlon,
can be seen at Gilbert's Stable. lGl Carl
ton-ave.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
GREAT sACRIFTCE.-$l25 light stylish
Essex trap. back seat. closes up. not
third value: plated harness, SO; also hrsi-
class coupe rockaway; cost $3.50, low price
asked; used only three months. Apply at
10 West 44th-st
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
FUNERAL OF POLICE CAPTAIN MURPHY.

The funeral Of Police Captain Michael j. Murphy
took place yesterday morning at the Roman Cath
olic Church Of the Holy Name, Ninety-sixth-st. ana
Arls,erdam-ave. A requiem mass was celebrated
by the Rev James VI. Galligan. the rector. Fathers
Edward " Higgins and Joseph ID. Curley acting as
deacon and sub-deacon
The funeral procession left the Captains home. at
No 159 West One-hundred- nd fourth-st and passed
down Amsterdam-ave. 10 the church carr,age
containing aowers went first. Sergeants McDer-
mott Havens Burfiend and Lynch. and detach-
nent of sixty-fve patrolmen from the dead cap
iai's former command In citizens dress. preceded
ihe hearse in double file The palbearers. Captains
O'ConnOr DELANEY, Schul:Zc and Westerve.t. ana
Gcting CAPTAINS Cooney. Geoghegan. Kirshner and
Thomas walked beside the hearse WIN them them
gand Twenty carriages. conta.ring the family and
friends. followed
The burial was in Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

FLATS TO LET-Unfurntshed.
- -
HANDSOME six rooms and bath. steam
heated fats: all improvements; half
block from Park and elevated station: rents
So to $50 JANITOR. <6 West 06th-st.
~ rON-ST.-Handsomest new ele-
gantly decorated hat-house In 9th Ward;
portico stoop; hot and cold water; range:
private baths and closets; no children;
open Sundays: $40 to S25.
10 LET.-Flat. all light rooms. with all
improvements, near the Bridge: rent tl6
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

NIRsE and graduated masseuse TO AK
charge OF invalid lady; city oo,s county rss,sr.
travelling: doctors ana pSxvt.psr lis
R,pely,-st brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

NURSE tmale). understands the water
cure. steam bath and massage thorough
iy wishes to attend any kind or inVaiids
troubled especially with the stomach,
dyspepsia, catarrh, rheumatism. and fat
people wishing to reduce weight. KRAEM-
ER. $50 East O2d st., near Lexington-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04

sEAMsTREss. First seams'ress ,. w,
the day: all kinds OF family ,,, ,sw
cb,ldren's dresses. Mrs. HAVEN 2if T." }
QSth-st. -----------...
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04


AT REDUCED PRICEs.--5Oo second ahnd
wood and iron working machines; fuly
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 33s Aadi-
son-s'.
CLOSING OUT At RETAIL L-Beautiiuiiy
designed gold chairs. only 81 20: retailed
generally 81 %: warranted French lear
large assortment. GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FACTURERS, 80 Murray-st.
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS.- sell latest
improved machines for exhibition. home
amusement and commercial use. finest line
of original records. catalogue gives full
information. EDISON PHONOGNAPli
AGENCY. G0i and Gy6 Chestnut-st, fhila-
dephia. Pa.
FOR SALE. .-Firs,-class childs pony
cheap Address Dr. o. {. JACKSON.
i. o. Box lCl. Jamaica. l.. l.
FOR SALE, CHEAP.-Barbershop. doing
good business. centrally located. at New
Haven. Conn. Address J. NJ. 164 Crown
ST.. New Haven. Conn.
SAFES.-Large Mosler safe, three medium
size Herring safes. house safe, five small
safes; good as new; very cheap. NJ. ISEN
BERG. % Spring-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
WORK WANTED.

Female
COMPANION As French and Engnsn
sreaklnK travelling companion: object
travel. no compensation. references given
and required. Address FLORENCE
LOGAN. White Plains. y. Y.
HOME DESIRED by n person understand,
ing music. painting, care or chNdi"n anu
household duties mothers help, no salary
seaside preferred references. Address
X X % East lith-st.
r,~rrpFSS &c.-Bv German widow. an
exoerienced Office building Janitress; or
- do Office cleaning or washing at home.
Mrs KNERR. 974 3d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.


FLOUR SCOOP and sieve combined
better than others no grinding move
m~nt. inventor will sell patent NJ L..
PETERSON. igo. Shasta Co. 'ai.
GRAIN BINDER gearing. gre,, simplicity
secured. The idea FOR sale -. e. I'm
MEkMAN Adams Centre Wis.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE.
stock and fixtures. doing good business.
can be- greatly increased. NJ posinls. Ad-
dress NJ. A. HEDEi.I.. Kingston. y. j.
IDEAL PLANT FOR sani,arium. IN near
by town. for sale. location j. unsur-
passed. modern conveniences. has been
successfully used for same purpose. Ad-
dress DOCTOR. Tribune.
INVESTMENT STOCK. Must be sacri.
need FOR cash; quarter actual value ac-
cepted. BOX 20. 80 churchst.
LANDOWNER needs capital to enlarge
profitable development of large value of
pottery clay near city. i. ]. HUGH
Box -. Tribune Oiiice
LOAN $500 wanted five months. triple Sc
curity: large bonus given. Address box
20. 30 Church-st.
LATEST INVENTION. Small attachment
FOR the kinctoscope and animascope en-
larges and bcautiiies the scenes. two peo-
NEWSPAPER MAN with from $1,000 To
$1,000 can double his money In short
z
Room 20. 3J-}i cortlandt-st
time III an assured permanent and profit
able enterprise. e. &. g.. Hotel Metropole
city.
PARTNER Oady). graduate ~ college.
with some capital, wanted 10 tOin prln-
cipal. suburban school for girls. excellent
opportunity right party. Address TEACH
Err Tribune Once.
PATENT ATE; .fa for ssls 500; a,,rnc.!ys and
345 Lafayette-aye., Brookyn.
PuLVERIZiNG PLOUGH New idea (.
thoroughly tested and very successful .
patent for sale. G. GAYLORD. LOckpori
n. Y.
SPECULATION safer than for years
convenient Offices. 10 shares upward $50
margin upward. call in - allowed on
deposits subject 20 check; Out-of-t town OF
ders carefully attended. BUCKLEY, 1lOE
n CO.. Bankers and Brokers. 80 Newest.
WANTED. .-Gcneral agency. by experienced
person with good connection among
householders. for reliable staple articles
ana household goods and novelties for in
sthment trade or otherwise. Box 2ls,
Erie Penn.
WANTED.-Capltal for legitimate enter
prises at Seattle. Washington. investiga-
ton invited. Write or call personally. &.
l.. PARKER. 375 Broadway.
WANTED.-A firm. or good man as general
agents FOR factory product well intro
duced and advertised: 500 steam boilers
IN use already: quick sellers. STRONG
MERIT. Tribune Onice.
WANTED TO BUY.-Shoes. clothing dry
goods and other kinds of merchandise: !:
must be cheap. Address ROCkLAND
BAZAAR. Box 81. congers. n. Y
YOUNG, ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED
with s',UD capital for established stock
brokerage business: good prospects right
man. or father wanting establish son In
business Address BROKER. Box 7. Trib-
une Once
81. 600 TO $4,000 SPECIAL capital wanted;
AMPLE security 20 per cent proht given.
Address Box 20. 80 Church-st