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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
real. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s,h,ave corner lio,hs e5ilyioo: Richard 60 IN
Sth,a's Enc, 22i IT Of ii',n-S' 3Gl5o
10: the MaIsarT' E De Forest de- q, coo
we ssi'f End 10 S""sS ; 5Gio It Of hs 36x>o
lanes r Hol%es ,Id n 1q11 rnock and
Interior FS lot. in centre line between nan ana
Walter II Underwood. receiver to William 400
lc. 'gsst' 5. 1870 # Of 9i-aye 25xoo Thomas
+ Martin to Alber, { Wegand. ..:;.....:..;:. COCO
S:.s'i IVES, s36s + aS S5 Marsn s"a ano,s2
s>,h-s An 70 ! 81 Fast, Morrison CHARLES
e5th-St. n s. 200 f, Of iot6-aye. 25xioo5.
August C Massey TO Joseph Koch .....:....;.. 10000
60 lss Nest ST z@a.s hiS6oTd va,a and Wife
70 Eugene 9 Potter - - - ''""
combe to Central rr g. Of New-Yorl...
7?d-s' ist # Of Of 2d@y | i e Mo oh" III.
executors. Of Samuel l. Isaacs ct al to Cor .
F@rsyih-s e s. io- 40 map j Deianeey 25Sioo: o.
Alexander { Milne ............ 23 900
William Ii Horner t. Bernhard Blun.nthai. % 800
eSe Catherine E. Digs ct al heirs Of ,oooo
79ih- @:i'' 30 s2G west: William ii Han to Ben. wv
ls 1aa9 syF' $. 1854 It Of nomnsale Road "
%6x-x22x-; William Auerbach and wife
1oh-a r.,'''ii W corncr 52d-s 242xGo George T.
52d-st. S. 100 # Of loth-ave. 3ox1oo; same
ssl-.i, $ % + Of io'G-ayt. 4ox'5: ~
James G Reed ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
lst-s East. EXtra-st % Place. - 2NJ>.s
Thomas Barnes and wife 10 Moss ID Barnes. /
Co.umbine-st, +. 30 II " of JeffersOn-aYr. 2iXIJ
George Meier sophie Schrank ............. 10
Hawkstone-st $ 800 (; OBJ: Nulnui-st. look
102 9x125xlOO Edward ID O'Rricu. referee.
ings Association. ................,.. $3.50
3d-ave Boston Road. - f. "a Of liOh-st.
2>xS6. 4x2Jx.9: Adam u Deust ana wife
l0th-ave, at centre line Of 2l4th-st 2sDN
90 10 to Cs , 18th, 2l2.hs, :, irrssgar ana 9ther
Ith-ave - n II l32d-st. 25x13: John y
Haskin and wfe to John b iiasHn. jr........ gift
149th-st. 8. 30 Il Q Of Grand Boulevard 10 SX
9a.11 EDoch c Bell and wife 10 Maria l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED - by strictly reli,bic par -
the accounts ~ first. .ae- irn. co""e ana
tobacco houses 20 lsndl" IN cunWl.sip
throughout the state x COLORADO. Al
Gr"sI JOHNSON & GRiSWOID. Bly 1872
Colorado Springs. col.
81 500 BUYS 81 d-iiv"7 business vf'h
80 5-stll.a cans tank wagon horses
etc.. paying $40 daily pfDnt. lat' .'Ira.c
Immediately FRED. g. NNlNGiiNM
Gl"is Falls. y. i
$40 5c0 WILL Ii-Y 3-storr and French
roof hoL-~. finest location f.t nr~f class
sal 'on IN Brooklyn. Adde'S r. FRANCIS
/ Ia D' f. alb-nE- Hronkl51.
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnism


BROOKLYN.
FLATS 70 le'. 24x72. splendidly fitted up:
Steam heat; separate ventilation and
ouno-waters: beautifully located. facing
square. corner OF St. Marks and Flat
e er1 ayes. Brooklyn. Apply 10 H. =.
SIEWART. 26i. or Z. <. BULL. 2J5 Flat
vsn ave, Brooklyn. or owner. j. w.
AA1Es. 10 Willam-st.. n. y. City.
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ll?th-st s. 100 1t W ~ Ienox- ave. 1IjxlN. IL
Richard . Ncth and wife tn Eugene G Potter. &.
l25d-s. =. 100 II . Of 1th-ave. 2jxl00.ll Apple
ton y Clark, referee. to kittie q Wiley........
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

Lr 49, - ne three-story hrOwnstone
mouse ~ lexington ave: rem, 81 400 ~
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FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PRICES. 500 second haal
wood and iron working machine fuzzy
guaranteed. machinery bought anl Ok
chauPcd. GEORGE B EDDY. @"s Ms4l-
son -.
A BLACK CORDED male p,,ile : years
Old. has p".lXre~. Address u. VI BOX
20. Tribune Once
At LITTLE'J TOOL. STORE. - Fui'oa.
~. New York. workshop machinery uoot
ptwer). list free. wooi-rnrving tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods ,ncubato:s
ind lroOlers in operation.
BICYCLES Monarch pneumatic saf~tles
highest grade. fully guaranteed. cail ami
ex3mlne and get catalogue and prices.
4So'a L.Hingion-av".. near stint
BERMUDA EASTER LILIES S. go pr
box -. WOODWARD. IA Chamber
FlRsT-CLASS corner bakery Dr SOLE ~
Stapirt0n. staten Island FIR particulars
apply HOLLlSTEh. CRANE = -. -;
Wst~r-sf
IANrMibE SILK lacc and embroidery worn
at Courts - Marie AafoiArf'~ f,r SHE
CAtL,tONE. l.4ii broadway.
PRIVATE family Will sacgllce rn"ir mag.
nihcent upright cabinet grand piano.
nearly new. cost 500 and includes a mag
nincent plano lamp ana shade tcYst 500.
stool ana scarf. for Si31. > y"ars' guar
ante" from maker: can BE- seen TO-DAY.
Inquire privat' residence. ~ East
ll7th-s'.
ROLI~TOP DESKS from sli - 500 in
oak walnut. cherry ana MAHOGANY. \
single desk NJ Wh0lessle price. l.. Il.
ESTES & SONS. ~ Jphn-st. near Mas
Fau. New-YOTk.
SAFES. Largo Herring Throughout burg
lar proof jeweller safe. cheap. two larEr
safes four Of medium sine. two house
safes cheap. VI ISENBElG. - Sps ng-sf.
THOr FETIONA Lusln~.s connection
FOR man with 81 900. money rllv so.
cured. iico m" over 1000 yearly. COT
Inns d 60. 1876 Lib"riy-sf.
$50 49, YS half interest IN business hnv-
Ing large orders on hand AMI MOI" To- b.
had for tn" asking; none bat sf"tdy
man accustomed To- work need apply: such
II man can clear at least S2.DD this year
call for further particular NEW YORK
BOND a. SURETY CO.. 80 Wa't-ti.
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.


brooklyn.
STORES TO LET-A large corner store
Twill divide II desired) steam heat etc. ;
81. Marks and Flatbush ayes. Brooklyn.
also 257 Flatbush-ave.. size 2ixT2 Apply
70 H. s. STEWART. 2Gl. or T.. =. BULL.
25S F.atbush-aVe.. Brooklyn. or the owner
J: W. YATES. 10 Willam-st.. y. Y CITY.
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
AGENTS WANTED Send 20. silver Dr
q brVllu~ whistle ANA secure agency "a
your Vicinity. O. ~cfr"rfcs 0r walls az VIII.
A. ~. HNK%l.S Racine. Wis.
AGENTS. Side Inc. sll'~IY~u located IN
.r fflr..lin. un.,.4g..I country can add
strictly Ngi'.clres arep,f NlfE ne ou'ni
from Ligh-iIf"d nIn.ttc. ufrr-. me agent
has earned S22rD "a four cuuF"Cuiitc
y"arr j.. -. LII. N"W-Nork.
WANTED. In = mercantile office c0mpe-
tent Sf"nugf IpAer ava Remington type
writer Asdt"ss. stating Hg". references
and salary expected. iog'oiiice iIN 2.3y5.
New York
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DRI;SSNAkI<G.

ARTISTIC DRESSMAKGNG. 80 Imported
fashions. tailor made SUITS $40: hote!
orders AT short notice: goods purchased
n desired: moderate charges Mrs. NJ
M'ELROI. A. East lltn-st.. between
Broadway ami University Place.
A YOUNG. respectable German woman
wh, understands dr"ssr'snng goes out
BIZ he day for 81 80 Mlss PAULINE. $40
L"xingtOn-ave.
COMPETENT French drcssmaker by the
day: private families. Ireat experience,
elegant style. highly recommended. terms
rnnderato Address. by letter Madame
MEME. 2G2 Yves, 31th-si
COMPETENT DREssMAKER ana scam
stress bv day or take work home. cay"s.
.tt,ts watts. also remod@lling. nitera-
iions. childr"n's dIess"s. Address III III,
30 Anisi"rdam-aV". ---.-------
cOt'TtRIERE FRANCHISE. 49, la'"st
spr!ng models for fancy waits iaii't.
made dinner and reception gowns. ladtrs
materials used: rem"d"lling; "l"t.n, "!'t
10, nn,tce. moderate prices. MME. AZ
DjcNSON Jos West lIth-st. dpfinr'y
will stern BrosD. -
DcEssMAKER Artistic. first -c.ass inter,
accustomed To fin" trade. desires NOR"
engagements In hrst -clhss i"u, ,,is 81, -
,nTGsr,fc. PERSONAL REFEREN'E' -"'
shave
nprssuAKER. elegant cutter AMI inter
'tsh.o a few more engagements by me
Az. g.. the season. DRESSMAKER. l.%'2
3d-aye -----------
ngrssNtAER. capable desires "nsage-
,n.rts H., tay or week IN or out oi cI,t
highest references CAPABLE hoN va
Tribune once.
0RcssMAKE thoroughly coinpe,,n,
nrsssnaker wishes few more customers,
de-. clsss filter: suits. fancy Waists '''i'
Lv d,V 81 - or home. rcasohapie; ~"
dress STYLisH. Box I, l,242 BroadWay.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
YOUNG LADY. experienced az cashier.
entry and bin clerk. desires position NJ.
OWENS. i2G West +9th-st.
CASHIER aad confidential clerk 'stenog-
raph"r. IN banking house desires post
tlon: Al reference. ACCURATE. Box H.
Tribune Office.
INSTRUCTION. Three hours daily SUI
perior instruction by lady teacher ex-
changed for refined home In Ncw-fork
only highest city testimonials. Box 49,
Larchmont. y. Y.
JANITRESS.- By respectable married
woman. best of reference, husband
handy man. Mrs. HURLEY. IFS East
li7th-st.. basement.
JANITRES2. BY a respectable wornin 10
take care Of on. house. husband handy
at repairing: reference. Mrs. KAY.
ANAGII. $40 West 53d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

NURSE--By an experienced English Prot
estant woman as Infants nurse: bring
up on bottle: or young children: city or
country; best reference. L. H.. +i6 East
36th-st
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

AGENCY FOR CONGRATULATIONS all
kinds sale or rent. building sites.
TUBBS & TAYLOR. o Beekman-st.
"BON VIEW" LLEWELLYN PARK
ORANGE. y. IJ.-FOr sale, at "A bar
gain. easy terms II desired. spacious mod
ern Elizabethan residence. tMcKim Neal
& White. architecis) Contains every
modern appointment. including city water
AMI electric light. The grounds an acres
are beautifully laid out with ornamental
shrubbery. fruit and shade trees. Ample
stables and cottage. The neighborhoOd sur
rounding comprising similar handsome
homes. The above formerly occupied b.
Henry y. Auchincloss. Esq. Photographs.
EDW. l. HAMILTON & co. 90 Broad
way. or Orange Principal Station.
COUNTRY HOME. IL rooms. water. stable.
shade acre Of ground; price. sl4.vcJ.
terms easy. 30 minutes from New York
City. WM X. MURRAY. Flushing. y. Y.
FOR SALE.-A twO-s,Ory frame cottage:
- rooms: mansard roof. piazza on two
Iides. and barn with three acres II land.
Inquire HENRY +. LAMB. North Ben
aington. VI.
ORANGE. n. J.-An stations: some DE-
cided bargains FOR sale: also. properties
for rent. EDW. =. HAMILTON q Co,
p6 Broadway.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR Gam

POSITIVE BARGAIN - Four-stor,,
brownstone house. cabinet trimmed ~
fixtures. elegant mirrors. richly decorator
fine location. near West 12d-st l. statior..
viii sell furnished or unfurnished AZ a Vs.
low price. Address HOME. Box S. Tribune
Office.
Brooklyn.
TO LET-HOUSES.- have on my new
list the choicest houses ever offered in
the City OF Brooklyn: parties wishing t1
hire houses from $500 70 $500 viii do
well 10 call and examine same. as I am
sure that can suit them. Have also the
most desirable cabnet-finish houses for
sale IN finest locations. For further par
ticulars apply 80 - COurt-st.. or 27G Flat
lush-ave.. Brooklyn.
LEONARD MOODY. Real Estate.
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GARDENER.-Eng aged 30, mar,
ried. seeks steady situation; experienced
rnsas francs cut flowers and vegetables;
modeiate wages If suited; highest refer
ences from last and present employer; as
engaged March 10. Address b.. ID Bfo"h-
ave stamford, Conn.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A HANDSOME hand made S'ivers run
about wagon, Stanhope London and
Parts harnesses. English whips. robes. etc.
beautiful private things; cheap. DUDLEY.
Box O. Tribune Office
GREAT SACRIFICE. S215. light coupe
rOckaway. cost S6I5: used two months:
elegant loop front top phaetOn for third
Nalle. with harness, robe. whip and saddle:
ow-nr going abroad. Apply at STABLE. 10
West 44th-st
PONY FOR CHILD. with cart and har-
ness for sale c. TO hire for season. Ad-
dress DR. O. c. JACKSON. i. ~. Box
l6i. Jamaica. L. !.
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NURSE. Reliable person infants
nurse understands the care OF children
thoroughly good family prserred TO high
wages: best OF reference. NJ. NJ, Box ca.
1.2i2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

MANICURE wishes few more select Gus
toners at her parlOr or their residence.
ANICL-RE AZ Easi 2mih-st.
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AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 SECOND haal
wood and iron working machine. fuzzy
guaranteed. machinery bought snl OK
chanPcd. GEORGE u. EDDY. 3rs Ms1l-
q
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WORK WANTED.
Male.


Male.
COlbECTOR.-By young man. residing
WIN parents. is collector. can furnish
ntst-class references and bonds. COOPER.
W. Afams-s;.. Brooklyn.
CLERK or COL.LECrOR-By young man.
90 Years old: I'VE years reference; viii
arurhish bonds II necessary. l.. III. LIT
LIE. 406 2d-ay".
CLERK or SALESMAN a young man:
can give Al reference: American born;
understands French. j. NJ. Tribune Ofice.
DRIVER. by married man. %; under
stands shipping and care II horses; best
OF reference J. cAMBEIS. 81 Watts-st.
DETECTIVE. Collects legal evidence. OBJ
:, lalns Information secretly. without pub
hclty; charges moderate. highest refer
- th-rs. soUThWokTIi. l02 East 53d-st.
DRIVER. age 30. wants situation. under
stands shipping. 10 >. r.. care "
30th-st
DRUGGISTS RELIEF Registered New
iork. brooklyr, Jersey city best refer
ehces SMITH. 10 East sith-st.
ENGINEER, fireman. machlnsr. plumber.
plp- inter-, best city references, can do
gu repairs with own tools. 80 East l2ta-s'.
FORESTER By young Protestant man;
painting, thinning. pruning. and b1rk-
ing sperinliies; thoroughly understands
VI" care aal management Of all kinds or
conifers. Address A. WOOD II BOstoa-s;..
Newark. n. !.
FIREMAN. Experienced boiler fireman
wants situation. = years reference e.
NJ MAhON. 2O5 East Both ~.
GRADUATE % y. \. 9. =. Will relieve
"r 'aN" permanent position: German
Am"1icfn: eight years experience. LIP
bincotis pharmacy. Trenton. y j.
JANlTOR.-For number Of houses. flats
or oiiicr building; age -, married, with
small family. painter ana paper hanger by
trade. also mandy at carpenter work. etc.
best reference. Il. -. Tribune Office
JANITOR Strictly temporal" and handy;
married, no children. Tor nrNt-ciass
apartment house or Office building. SIMON,
care Mrs Shae. 3pl West 29th-st.
JANITOR or USEFtL-MAN: private
Apartment ~ Office. understands house
"oik. h"s' references. Lang. los Gin
ton Place.
IANITOR Understands steam heating. al
Kinds repair. b"s' references. GERMAN,
- children. now or April /. GCNFHl.k.
|i Eas' Gls'-s'.
JANirOg German family 81 = adults.
with good references. would iak" care ~
~ co. mer- h,uses. JANirOR. '23 East
l'J.-'
IANiTOE. -Hy siGall family. 10 take
'la.gc ~ -"verai houses. man J. 'arp"n
Tor ga. h4s hl. own tools. 2.3Ni ls'-afr..
s'or~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
WORK WANTED.

Mule.
A. WM. l.. HANTUNG.
Expert Accountant aGi Auditor.
barnes building. Room ~. u Park Row.
a YOUNG MAN. *. would Ike a position
at rnything. Address TllOS. LYMAN.
S2l East 37thst.
A YOUNG MAN. 10 years old. would like
work ~ anything ". NOLAN. ~: 3D.
ave-. Brooklyn.
HOOkEEPEH or OFFICE ASSISTANT
By young man -. neat. quick and nc
curate. excellent references. Address
NICHOLS. 80 Fort Greene Place. i'rooH-
Ign
BARTENDER.-Ey a Young man. 20. who
uuAerFtands hl. business. can give good
reference. cllAS. LEE 2OllA Ful'on-s'.'
Brooklyn.
BRAINS CIIEAP.-Man Of original ideas.
literary and advertising ability. good cor
r'sp nd"nt wants position. inpdria'"
salary. New York city preferred. VIC
TOR AN DekalbaNe.. Brooklyn.
BOOK KEEPER business manager or other
permanent position requiring experienced.
capable aud roliutle service. qualifications
indo'sed by present employer. JOHN T.
EARL. 12i 21-ave.
BOOKKEEFER. Expert double entry
bOukkecper. accountant cashier; young
man: exceptional experience and rsputa-
tlon: desires new connection salary Sl.'o'
would invest W T., G3 cOurt-si. Brook
Ign.
10Y II. drAres situation In law, real e--
tate or brokers office. with prospect "l
advancement. excellent reference. Address
H. SAMrEbf.S 35S West 3Sth-st.
BOY. 10. would like a position In butcher
y business. that has worked at II before.
OTTO FISCHER. - Meserole-st.. Brook
,iyn.
) by MAN. college education. -. ms bach
eIor companion. French teacher, rent col
lecior. Waterman: house. office carethkcr:
references. CHARLIE. care Eugene. 4o'
East 72d-st.
COLLECTOR or MESSENGER. BY young
man taO) married; hv" years reference
L. H. L.. Box 100 .2i2 Broadway.
CARPENTER. -. u wears experience
wants work. store. estate or builder
sieady job preferred. Address CARfEN-
TER. 2I7 Willis-aYc.
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HELP tSTI:D.

FAN'INATlNG and pa'ins home work for
ladies. "ttiinr embroidery for leisure
hours. sond ~ cents fJr sample ana pan
tlculr's, money refunded " not satlsfac-
tory. EMi.l.1il'EEl 60. 81 Washing
ton st. Boston. Mass
WANTED. A w1ltlcss can a. 20 West
"bth-st.. between 10 and II a. M. an!
hriag r.fcrcTccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET
VNFuRNIsHED ROOFS TOILET.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured To- lu.i-
ncss purposes; Investors advised W.
est commercial references. CIRCUS
CARLETON. 2O2 Broadway.
CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES STARTEb
factories erected, Inventions p"T!cctrd.
advice on all chemical matters. JoiiE
ENEQCIST. 1876 Liberty-st.. formerly su-
perintendent Martin kalbheisch theinlcaI
Go.
FOR SALE.-Flrst-c lass grocery store;
great bargain on account two businesses.
lis Norrnan-ave.. brooklyn
IF YOU HAVE So 900 to $4,000 10 invest
In safe. staple. profitable mechanical
specialiy prominent position may De
had In strictly lirsi-class business. l'rin-
cipals only address ". X. Jr Tribune
Once.
OLD BOOKS. magazines and Libraries pur-
chased In large OF small lots. back mum
bers Of magazines supplied. SILK BOOK
EMPORIUM. li7 G'h-ave.
PLANT THINNER. Inventor wants to
sell new farm implement; described IN
Weekly Tribune. March q. page J. w.
LA LONE. Miller. Sch.
PARTNER with 81 500 to s.. 90 ready cap
ital wanted IA II business clearing over
age 30 per cent; must be- active. indus
trious and Of commercial OF mechanical
4
J.. O. Box 400, Paterson. y. j.
ROTARY ENGINE. Invent n TO sal ce-
hcrptlon ~ Weekly Tribune. March q.
page .. u. L. sHlPPY circleville. Texas.
| STOVE IMPROVEMENT. Better baking
| by poor cooks. idea for sale Miss ADELE
HAIGhT, New-Milford. ILL.,
| l NJ ESllONABLE opening for man with
| sn'th chpi'Si 10 carry on mandatory OF
iadles special article: any man can make
| the shIae with very small capital Room
| 3. III Nasssu-st
WANTED to buy any stock oil merchan-
dlse. such as boots. shoes dryxoods
gents furnishing. Address GRAND EOCK
LAND BAZAAR. Congers. n. y.
WANTED. -sl5, 600 o.. active manufac,ur-
ing property. situated. In a thriving VII
l9g', security first-cinss. Address " "a
TlLLMAH. 80 Broadway. New-York CIV.
ADVERTISEMENT A;;;1 sUBscRrp.
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TKIB.
USE WILL Re RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. I.242 Broadway.
"a floor north Of Thirty -hrst-st. and AD.
REFRESHMENTS AT the following branch
OfYices: 23< Eightb-ave.: 100 Third-ave
corner Forty-seven.h-st.: 159 East Forty.
seyenih-st, corner Third-ave.: $50 East
i2Sth-st.. neai TbTd-ave. J. 026 Third-ave
near Sixty-rrst-,t.: los Firs'-ave.: zoe
West Forty-secoAd-st tqc Colanbus-svs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-09
MUTINY AND WRECK
FATE Of THE AMERICAN BARK
PORTLAND LLOYD EXPLAINED.
CAPTAIN and Most of the Crew Killed
and the Vessel PurposeIy Steered
ON the Rocks.

PHILADELPHIA, March S.--A letter re-
ceived in this city to-day from Charles
Jones' steward of the missing American
bark Portland Lloyd, which left Junin for
New York on Feb 4, conveys the startling
information that the vessel was wrecked
during desperate mutiny board in
which the captain and most of his crew
were killed. Shortly after the bark left
Junin with valuable cargo of nitrate, it
was -yeported that she had struck on a
rock at the entrance to the bay of Junin,
and all hands were drowned. Jones's letter,
which was to a relative, declared that the
affair was planned attempt by the revolu-
tionary party in Peru to seize the vessel
and cargo for use aginst the government.
While the ship was working out of the
harbor several Peruvians appeared OH deck,
handspike, the chief mate was shot dead,
and two sailors stabbed. The man at the
wheel, seeing that they were at the mercy
of a set of desperate men, purposely steered
"A. S. Jellusson, seaman. We're the only
ones of the American crew saved. They
endured great hardships and had to lie con-
called for some days before they could
mutineeers is said to be Gonzales ID. Pietro.
a notorious character, who had shipped
as seaman on the Portland Lloyd and
had a gang Of cut throats concealed on
board. 1t Is believed that most of these
men perished in the wreck. Pietro when
last seen, was ciinging to the bowsprit and
may have been saved
An inquiry will be made into the affair
by the American consul at Callao The
story is borne out by telegram received
by Hager & Co., the agents of the vessel
been preceded by a mutiny in which the
captain and all hands but two were killed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-09
ANDREWS ON PARkHURST.
The bishop Says Not Every Preacher
Is Called to Play Reformer.

BALTIMORE, March Sat the forenoon
session of the Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church the Revs. T.. e.
Dutton, John T. Ensor and Amos e. Spiel
man were taken into full membership Dr.
j. NJ Buckley and Bishop Andrews. of New
York, delivered addresses The Bishop said
''Dr. Parkhurst has done a great work in
New York, but the trouble about it as L
see it is that there will be great many
weaklings over the country endeavoring to
initiate him. Not every one has a call to
that kind OF work 1t does not seem to me
to be the province of the pulpit to discuss
questions of currency. law, strikes and the
rights of labor and capital When a min
lister of the gospel speaks on these questions
he ought to be very modest and conserva-
tive about it. These great questions are
not such as may be easily solved by min
lister of Christ, whose principal business
is to set mems hearts and conscience right
The Bishop called attention TO various
phases Of the work of st. Paul, his tacs,
versatility, faithfulness methods of work.
etc. He advised ministers to visit from
house to house and not to use manuscript
in the pulpit.
Rev. DR.. Buckley, representing the New
York Christian Advocate. told a number OF
anecdotes and discussed the management of
his paper, telling of the communications
ceived attacking everything and everybody.
He believed every part of the canons of the
Holy Scriptures contained a revelation sufii-
cient to guide a man to salvation
The candidates received into the ministry
to-day all promised to abstain from the use
of tobacco,
Rev. DIR. Sanford Hunt. agent of the Book
Concern. said the Book Concern proposed to
furnish Sunday school literature to schools
as cheap as any other publishing house.
and would give it away if the schools We're
too poor to pay.
Rev. Willie Morgan Cross was allowed to
withdraw under charges at his own request.
Several years ago Mr.. Cross, who is not
yet twenty-five years DID, was engaged TO
a lady living at Hancock Md. He desired
to break the engagement. but the lady re-
fused. He ceased his attentions and mar
ried lady of Baltimore. The lady TO whom
he had been engaged reported to Presiding
Elder Ferguson An investigation followed
and Rev. Mr.. Cross was suspended from the
ministry pending trial by the conference.
He il now a successful business man.
Several members of the conference par
ticipated in the funeral services of Joseph
Newman Ruckle. He was the great nephew
of Barbara Hiek, who. with Philip Embury,
was instrumental in introducing Methodism
into this