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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.

A SPECIAL to the Chicago Times-Her'
aid from Washington said that
Chauncey Depew was going to marry
again. 1t was said that he himself LEI
ont the secret when last in Washing.
ton. The name of the lady was said to
be a member of one of the first fami.
lies in New York, an orphan, and with
5, 600, 900 in her own right.
THE diplomas for the commissions at
the Chicago worlds fair have been pre-
pared at last and the distribution will
begin soon from the state department.
There are fifty-seven of these diplomas,
designed like the exhibitors diplomas,
but containing in the place of the
name the language of the act of con-
gress providing for their award to the
commissioners.
THE reorganization committee of the
whisky trust applied for an Illinois
charter on the 2Sth to operate seven
teen plants of the old Distilling 6 Cat
tie Feeding Co. The capital stock was
fixed at sS5. .OOO,O Chicago was given
as the location.
GEN. GREEN CLAY SMITH, died at
Washington on the 29th. He was once
prohibition candidate for president of
the United States
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
APreacher,s ConfessIon.

ARKANSAS CITY, Kan, June 27.-Rev.
W. E. Broadhurst, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, south. who a
few days ago was accused of immo-
rality, to-day published the following
card in the Arkansas City Traveller:
1T is due to the public that ]
make this confession. l am a fallen
preacher after twenty-one years of ac'
ceptable work in the Methodist Epis-
copal church. / have resisted thou
sands of-temptations but was caught
at last. My sin is such that l make nc
defense" Mr.. Broadhurst has resigned
his pastorate. He is we'll known
throughout the west
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
ABOUT THE WOMEN,

Mrs. CoRSELIA PHILLIPS SPENCER. of
Cambridge, Mass, has been made a
Ii. d. by the University of North
Carolina.
MARY ANDERSON (Mrs. De Navarro),
having recovered from her illness, is
now said to be looking better than
ever.
Mrs. HARLAN'is almost of as large and
generous build as her husband, Mr..
Justice Harlan. who is six feet two
inches tall. When seen together they
attract much admiring but surprised
attention.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
EXPOSITION DELEGATES.
These Appointed by Gov. morrill,, of Kan
sas, Meet and Organize.


TOPEKA, Kan, June 27.-The dele
rates appointed by Gov. Morrill, to rep
resent Kansas at the Atlanta exposi-
lion met at the Copeland hotel yester-
lay afternoon and organized by the
election of o. E. Learnard, of Law
renee, to be president; John Q. Royce,
If Phillipsburg, to be secretary, and
Mrs. Nina B. Morgan, of Cottonwood
Falls, to be treasurer. 1t was de-
.ided to make Kansas exhibit at At
anita. President Learnard, A. P. Rid
lie, of Minneapolis; j. S. Carpenter, of
Council Grove, and Mrs. Morgan were
selected as a committee on finance.
Secretary Royce, Mrs. L. b. Kellogg,
If Emporia; Mrs. Noble Prentis, of
Kansas City; Mrs NJ. p. Robertson, of
Council Grove, and Acy Smith, of
Paola, were selected as committee on
exhibit. Secretary Royce was in
itructed to communicate with the
commissioners of each county and ask
their co-OperatiOn
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To BE cousecrated Bishop.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 27.-The recent
.lection of Dean Frank R. Millspaugh,
If Topeka, to be bishop of Kansas has
received the sanction of a majority of
The standing committees of the Episco-
and President Beatty announces that
The ceremony of conservation will be
performed by the house bishop as soon
as the several bishops can be notified
of the action of the standing commit
tees The ceremony will probably be
performed in Topeka.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
EAT THEIR OWN PEOPLE
Africans Who Thus Dispose of the Age'
and the Crfppled.

Africans Who Thus Dispose of the Aged
and the Crippled.
Capt S. L. Hinde was in the Congo
medical service during the recent war
which has resulted in the expulsion of
all the Arab slave traders from the
Congo state. In this campaign he
travelled through part of the Congo
basin that was almost unknown, and
since his return home he has told some
new and striking things about tribes
that have never been studied before,
and live about three hundred miles di-
rectlv south of the northern bend of
the Congo.
There is a region here north of the
Sankuru river about ninety thousand
square miles in extent that is almost a
blank on the maps The Arabs knew
the country very we'll however, for
here they had pursued the slave chase,
using part of the natives to prey upon
the others. 1t was one of the most
densely peopled parts of Africa until
the Arab forays, within the past few
years, made desolate part of it.
Capt Hinde thinks he found in the
Batetela people of this region the most
remarkable cannibals he has seen.
Throughout the whole of their coun-
try, he says, the traveller sees neither
gray hairs, nor halt, nor blind. The
unfortunate who is marked by any
physical imperfection is killed and
eaten. Even parents are eaten by
their children at the first sign of ap-
preaching decrepitude. These people
are probably the only tribe in Africa
who eat their own people. The effect,
however, is not to deplete their num-
bers,' but to make them superior,
physically, to the tribes around them.
Capt. Hinde says they are splendid
race, and all the finer in appearance
because they do not disfigure them
selves with tattoo marks nor by fling
their teeth.
The Batetela are very numerous
people. About ten thousand of their
warriors were in the service of the
great slave raider. Congo Lutete, who
helped the Arabs capture large part
of their slaves. This long-headed
chief made up his mind that it would
pay him to cast his lot with the whites,
and so he turned his back on his former
employers and with his cannibal brig
ands helped to drive the Arabs out of
the country.-N. Y. Sun.
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Mnst Hang nctnherI1.

WICHITA, Kan, June 27.-Clyde Mat
COX. convicted of the murder of John
Mullins at Oklahoma City, December
l2, 1889, was to-day sentenced by Judge
John A Williams in the federal court
20 be hanged in this city Friday, Oc'
;ober IL, 1895. At his first trial, in Sep
:ember, 1890, he was found guilty. A
new trial was granted by the supreme
court, which resulted in a hung jury.
Mattox was again tried in June, 1894,
and found guilty. The case was re-
viewed by the supreme court, under a
suspension of the sentence by Judge
Williams, and the verdict was sus-
tained. Mattox escaped from the
Sedgwick county jail February z, 1894,
but was recaptured
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
NEW SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES.
Six Hundred and Sixty-four Factories
Started During Three Months.

Six Hundred and Sixty-fOur Factories
Started During Three Months.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, July 2.-The
Tradesman has issued its quarterly re-
port of new industries established or
incorporated in the southern states for
the quarter year ended June so. The
total number reported is 664, as against
Gas for the second quarter of 1894, 65&
for the same period in 1898 and 779 for
1892. showing that the industrial devel-
opment of the south is being well main
tanned. The great interest which the
south is manifesting in the building of
cotton mills is shown by the fact that
1Oi new textile plants are announced
as in progress, whereas in the second
quarter of 1894 the whole number re-
ported was thirty-two, the number for
the same period of 1898 was seventy
two and in 1892 it was fifty-nine for
the second quarter.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
Monument to Gen. Buford.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, July2.-Ghe formal
dedication of the Buford monument
took place yesterday in the presence OF
large gathering of civic and military
organizations. The war department.
the state of Pennsylvania, the West
Point class of 1s4s, of which Buford
was a member, the staff of Gen. Reyn'
olds, who was killed at Buford's side,
and the various commands with which
Buford was identified were present.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
No warden Appointed.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, June 27.-Re.
ports from Washington are to the eff.
feet that the appointment of Col. Nc.
Claughrey, of Pontiac reform prison,
has not only not been made, but that
ne is not likely to be given the place
rs warden of the new federal peniten-
tiary at Fort Leavenworth. Attor-
nev-General Harmon is not disposed to
act with haste in the matter and will
permit Capt. Pope to conduct the
prison for the next month or two.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
Gov. smith Sustained.

LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, June 27.-Gov.
Smith, of the soldiers home, states
positively that the national board OF
managers before leaving for the Pacific
coast informed him that all formal
charges regarding the management of
the home had been disposed of, and
that he was sustained. The board also
advised him against being alarmed
over certain newspaper reports relative
to the home, as the board took no cog
uiZauce of such things.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05

SALTWATER, Ok, July 2.-Three OF
family of six, named Tesch, died
here yesterday from being poisoned
and the other three are not expected
to recover. The three dead are chill
dren. Maud, aged 8; Madison, aged Z.
and Sadie. eyed 3. The poisoning
was malicious, rough on rats having
been put in sack of -four. 1t is said
that the head of the family has bit
ter land contest on his hands on &C.
count of a claim miles from Still.
water.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
Monthly Statement of the Federal Comp
troller of the Currency.

ITOueE VI tue
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The monthly
statement of the comptroller of the cur
rency shows the amount of national
bank notes outstanding June 30, 1895,
to have been s211, 600, Cos, which is an
increase for the year of 14,S41, 391, the
increase for the month of June being
s212, ,669. The amount of circulation
outstanding based on United States
bonds was s1s6, 2,O9s, an in
crease for the year of S5,493,-
5l4, and for the month of SIS, :
500 The amount of lawful money
on deposit to secure circulation was
sec, 600, 723, which is a decrease since
June 80, 1894, of Sl,152. 1913. The
amount of United States registered
bonds on deposit to secure circulation
was s207, csc, 600, of which $40, 465, 500
was in the per cents of 1895. The
amount on deposit to secure public de-
posits was SIS, ,27s. 900, of which S575, 900
was in the new per cent.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Figures Show an Increase During the Year
of Thirty-three Millions.

OF IniEty-tnree MlIilOns.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The monthly
statement of the public debt, issued to-
day, shows the debt on June 80, 1895,
the end of the fiscal year, to have been
81, ,O96, ,91S. 100, exclusive of S579, 207, S63
in certificates and treasury notes
in circulation, offset by an equal
amount of cash in the treasury. Nor
does it include S31, 157,75O in bonds of
the last issue, which have not yet been
delivered to London purchasers. The
corresponding debt on June 30, 1894,
was Si,Ol6 s97, SIG, showing an in
crease for the year, including bonds
not yet delivered in London, of
s11f, ,173,O54. The cash in the treas
ury, however, has increased during the
year from s117,5s4, 436 to s195, $50, 153, a
gain of s77,655,717. The true public
debt, including bonds not yet delivered,
less cash in the treasury, is. therefore,
s922, ,s3O.7l7, an increase for the year of
RAJ 5I- 337
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
Kansas PenltentIary Report.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 27.-Warden
Bruce Lynch of the Kansas peniten-
tiary, spent yesterday in Topeka max
ing a settlement with the auditor and
treasurer for business done at the
penitentiary during March, April and
May. The earnings of the penitentiary
for the three months mentioned were
S13, $40. 10 less than the expenditures
and the warden received a check for
the deficit.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
AN EMBEZZLER CAUGHT.
The Fleeing Treasurer of Muscatine COun
ty, Ia. Caught In Honolulu.

The fleelng treasurer OF muscatine COun-
ty, Ia. Caught In Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-William
Henry Johnson. the former treasurer
of Muscatine county, Ia, who, it is
alleged, embezzled $50, 900 of muni-
cipal funds and then fed, was
brought from Honolulu on the steamer
Australia yesterday by III. f. WyIie.
sheriff of Muscatine county. To the
Hawaiian officials. Johnson, when ar
rested, admitted his identity. He de-
clares that his shortage does not
amount to more than $4,000, which he
says was made good by his bondsmen.
He claims that his arrest is the result
of the effort of his political enemies.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
Salaries of Police Commissioners.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 27.-The execu-
tive council has fixed the salaries of
metropolitan police commissioners at
$500 year and 500 extra for the
member of each board who is desig-
mated as the secretary. The law fixes
the minimum salaries for commission
ers at $500 and the maximum salary at
S4OO, and the maximum salary for Sec
retary at 5000
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-07-05
PROGRESSIVE EucHRE DID 1T
Rev. John A. Brooks Tried to Suppress II
and Resigned In Consequence.

-
and Resigned In Consequence.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July DIR. John
A. Brooks, at one time a candidate for
vice president on the prohibition
ticket, pastor of the Linden Street
Christian church, the congregation of
which includes many of the most
prominent society people of the city,
has resigned his charge as a result of
an unsuccessful crusade against the
progressive euchre fad. The doctor has
preached some vigorous sermons re-
Gently on this evil, and has remon.
strated with his flock in private. Find
ing that his exhortations did not pro-
duce the desired result, DIR. Brooks
made a personal issue of the matter
and rendered his resignation, which
was promptly accepted.
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There's one comfort" said the
philosopher, when his wages were re-
duced, when I'm laid up sick now
shan't lose so much money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

MrLATTO. Is years city experience:
trainer driver manager track and ROAD
horses: best references. JOHN MURRAY.
i3b West IO5th-st
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

AA From New-York We'd. Fri and sat -,
y DELIGHTFUL TRIP BY SEA TO TN: FORTS W
TEXAS GEORGIA FloRlllA.
STRAIGHT AND Rol'ND TRIT TIckETs 10 al po,n cons
IN 1csas Colorado Utah. ARIZONA. california Aesco.
e'c GsoTss and Florida Esc,iien, s
Write for our Gt-page Pocket Guide tmaied iree,;
G. II. MALLORY co. Gen. Agts.. Pier ~. r.. H. ~ J.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was spirited bidding yesterday in front OF
william Kenneiys stand in the Broadway Real
r.,ate salesroom for the fve-story brick fat. with
=, los.. at the southwest corner of Anster-
,m.aye and One-hundred- d-thrty-t hird-st. .
S,,ch was sold under foreclosure proceedings. The
,,aa,nr was limited to two well-known operators
pa Michael W Dcvlne who holds a second mort
~ l.ss on the property. There was due judgment
Etsso The first bid s250 600 which was rapidly
E,sed BY $3.50 bids to $1,000 The next bid was
rreol, and then there were two bids Of $500. Mr..
Ssne made the last bid OF 81. 600 and secured the
oneriy fer $4,000. The same auctioneer also gold
p.3er similar proceedings. No 800 East one hun
xteih-st.. lot ls6xl00 10 the plaintiff
gWr,iam H. Montanyc. for 5000
u j. Phillips Co. sold. under similar proceed
,ssfsri-sj plot lcOxloo 10 the plaintiff. William Hy-
ps,er + Meyer & Co. Nos 22s and 22S Eas, Fiji
,sth-st two hve-story brownstone flats. plot 5ox
ass. The plaintiffs. ). L. and j. Godfnburg,
1T Thomas A. MCGOWAN sold. under similar proceed
,ss the right title and interest of Philip Does TO
ne lea of Nos. Isl and 1893 Deiancey-st.. four
.ory brick building. lot 42sXl0O to Frank Roberts,
yor $3.50
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MARRIED German age 81. would like
position In factory or wholesale business:
New-York or Hoboken pest references
given AK b.. 30 Manhattan ave. Jer-
sey CITY Heights.
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DEPARTMENT OF TAXEs AND ASSESSMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Sew York July LIST. 1895.
DUBI.IC NOTICE Is hereby given by The Com.
mssloners 81 Taxes and Assessments that tho
rolls real ard personal in said city
Tor 1870 have beer finally completed and have
the Board 81 Aldermen said
and that such rolls will open to
public Inspection the Office q the Clerk u said Doard
Of Aldermen for period Of fnecn days from the date
Of this notice. - ...
EDWARD 7. BARKER.
THEODORE SrTRO.
JAMES l.. WELLS
Commissioners ot Ts-ss 49, tss.:spenta
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STRONG young irishman. lately landed.
would like work as assistant on gentle
MATS country place. or would work In city:
strictly sober. T. D.. CAS- Henderson St.
Jersey City.
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hoy 10. until lately 81 high school.
would Ike a position In railroad office
or wh0lrsal" house where honesty and
the force ~ Christian character Will be
rewarded by promotion. T.. f.. NJ. 40
fnrnilnr-aAe-. NnnkNrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11

Se ave fr,'z and wife to Emily Cook st AIMS
Sanderson Ge"rse 'o ~, i, 81 year l""
ave Z xea uso'se 10 X Robinson. No IL 9Th $500.
sn ans "a. Anna. TO Edward Thompson Nos
SMITH ny III F1 Re TICK =. Title Guarantee ana 1r.
schrie. 10 mss, 4Gths Years. ........... 1900
s %, a. stan,onst corner snnok-s, years $1,000
innnus-ave - lots and 10 map Downing
Topz Iippmann and wife to Thomas !; we 20
n n2orh,s,: a2' # OF 7'h-ave, and other
Tucker josephine to Helena j Acoi Mobcssn.. c'o"o
ave s. - II of llGtl.st instslments. GOO
II, %n ana ad pns C,fe New 20 9 o Mngq onc
", a3tii II Of southern boulevard 10 years 1900
Mackay.smi'n " e, al "n g'e a, IS. Virginia
81 r. Of 4,h-a!e years .......:....:;... 1000
Flammer. No COT I.exingtonive. demand. 900
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for new buildings and alterations
nave been Med with the Building Department.
New buildings:
Brvsn,-av~ " g ol7 Z, 81 Freeman-s, two
l7G East i23d-st 5000
E,s Ism r .Ss, =" # Of Marmion.aye
otter. Of iG,t Madisenave .;.....:... 500
and basement brick dwellings by James {
Crawford. of Wakefield y Y.;................ 1000
frame once b. Joserh J. fF sa. for y Y. .oo
story frame dwelling by Robert !. Leslie of i7s
West "''h-st III"
spring-s, No 2i5 by Francisco Zanoiine 70 a
three-story ana basement brick store. dwelling. .oo.
Hooscveit-s'. 80 10 ana 81 by Catherine Gar
e2d , Nos "a ana IS was', by T. Mcci@ady
6r s1s dMen nns. f Mr m r i
nfcaG S SI'E nos o0' is 4' a %S a Robert hoe
fOurstOry brick and Offices. 100
Fuiton-s, No %. by estate Of George = Rogers
!
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AND srBscRir-
TONS FOR THE SEW YORK TKlr-
rNE WILL TiE KE' ElNtD At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. W l2i2 Broadway.
81 door north ~ Thlfty-irsi AMI Ap-
NFRTlSt MENTS At tho following lirnrch
Offices: 25i EiEhth-ave 100 Thiri-aNe..
corner Foriy-srvsLth. st.. -? East Forty
s.,"n'h-st corner Third ave. l5f East
i2sih-s'.. near Thiri-ave 1925 Th.rd-av~..
near SiN', -hr~i-s'. 7os First ave. 100
West Forty -sccond--t. 1872 Columbus ave.
GOO IrnadWay
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Ocean 9teamers.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlan'ique
~ FRENCH LINE To HAvRE FRANCE
LA TotRhINE. sant"ii .......... sat. July 10 M M
a NOitAA&I1iE.
Ia CHAMPAGNE Laurent. sat. july "a . a IA
.'arof- AMI buffet attached 20 speeia
Tran l.,rc Paris cor seats 81 40 extra
A FORGET General Agent. No Bowling "resh'
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MARRIED MAN. 81. wishes steady en-
pigment. best 81 rrferrnces' Ia
SCH JTTLER. 2.i,2 3d-ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BEAUTIFUL PHARMACY. $1,000 hair
cash. balance three years. lease i've
years. booming n~ighhoihrd N'rl SIDE.
BRYANT. 243 Isrnadway. Room H.. resi-
d'ncr 1913 AleNander-ave.
CHEMICAL. ANALYSIS We InalJze all
kinds ~ solids AMI liquids ani furnish
Working formulas. metal, as,"' 81 ,"5"''
TORY. -, 'ih-ase.
EXPEKIENcED BUSINESS MAN desires
connection 20 further Introduce Amrfi-
can PROJECTS In Australia. also Pacific
Coast States viii give capable and cAclu-
sive "for'. :. Tribune Once.
FOR SALE 4 bakery. near N"w-york.
~ barrels pr week. G.OOp inhabitants,
low rent. . horses wagons. etc Address
y. \. H.. Ardslev. y. Y
RARE CIIAN'E for right man with 81. 80
cash. csn bay half right Stat"5 New
YORK New Jersey t. control manufacture"
AMI sales now invention. 300 per cent
profit. sell on sight. cant b" escrllrd. Adj
dress box 5.i. Red Bank. y. y.
PARTY NEEDING 500 Immediately will
give iripl" security and let lender name
his own terms Address Box ~. 3"
Church-st.
WANTED. An equal partner. machine
works too much work for M 10 attend
g.. shop and outside work shop best To-
cation IN the city \. r.. Tribune.
sIoo WRIST MORTGAGE. ~ PER CENT
INTEREST. short time ~ ruu. nearby
suburban plot for sale. liberal discount.
PIiiLAbEi.PIIlAN. Box 81 Th'un~ ON -.
/. NJ ACRES OF COAL. rittsburg Seam.
In The Monongahrla Valley West VIZ
gina. capitalists can double their money
IN one year this II worth investigating.
CHARLES J. GOFF. Broadway Central
Hotel
THE Tribune
Uptown Offlce.
i2f2 broadway. "a door north Of 3lst-st.
Advertisements and Subscriptions
received there until o'clock .. m.
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received ~ regular oncs
-. s,t rates until p. ~ N" sa xI.;
1872 Gih-ave.. cor. l2'h-s'.
1872 co!umbus-avc.. near West Gsth-st
100 West 4:d-si.. near Cth-ave
20 West i+th-s;.. near shave,
251 West t2d-s'. bet 9Th and 9Th avea
~ tth-av~.. cor. lNh-S
$50 East 41th-sf.. corner 3d-ave.
20 East 4od-st. near Madiscn-avs.
i.us lst-ave.. near seth-s,.
GO 3d-ave.
200 ad-ave. near 4I'hn.
65i 3dave.. near 37th-st.
Jo Avenue A. bet. "a AMI an s,s
II Canal-st. and 1877 Divlsion-st.
.sj Dleecser-st.. near Christopher-st
HARLEM OFFICES.
100 East i2Sth-st.
o47 West i25ih-st
aeO West 1i5th-st
Ip 60 \ y. m. at regular once rates
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
so' Fulton st. l.l52 NyrtIe,sve. %
court -. 30, DeKa!b-ave.. l.i?s Fulton
a.. rear Ee!foIi ave
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PAINTER.-A practical mechanic wishes
situation for an estate or cooperation.
IL years experience. c1iAS. ENGELS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-11
HELP WANTED.

Male.
COLLECTOR I've man. residing up
town who can furnish irst-class refer
cnc.s and security. must L. between -
ana - years II age. and business man.
J.. g EN-. $50 20 10 q. IN. Room -. =. 2'3
3I-ivr
WANTED - Advance agent for illustrated
lecture business. must he experienced.
LE'TCRE. BDX !. Tribune Oiilce.
WANTED AT once. good groom 10 care
frr two horses. must be good rider :,
sober AMI willing 20 make himself useful .
wages SIS Address J.. F., Box 100. Brew
si'r. y. \.
ADVERTISE MENTS AND sUBSCRIP-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRlB-
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No l. 2I2 Broadway.
% door north Z Thirtv-hrst-st. and AID
NTETfSEMi.NTS at the following Branch
Omr.s. "a Eirhth-ave.: 200 Thift-are.
-0rner Forty -oyenih-st.. $50 East Forty
s.vrnfh-s, fner Thirl-a'e.. 10 East
ics'h-~t. near Third-ave. !. O26 Thirl ave.
GEAR SIX, -nr~i-s'. EOS Firs'-av".: 1903
Vs. Forty second st. ip2 Columbus ave. !:
I go broadway.