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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

PONIES FOR sALE.--he following are
all well broken ponies. suitable for ladies'
and children: must be sold In ten days:
3 matched teams, from IL 10 IL hands: 10
single ponies. from 40 in. TO IA hands; an
the above are guaranteed straight goods:
no auction goods. Address DIR. O. {.
JACKSON. p. o. Box l6l. Jamaica. l.. l..
n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

nearly alike IN tnlt ~
su.cf. Tho ring vhi'h
We her. illustfai" permits
the isolation OF one. elmer
on account OF It, 50" or
In pursuance OF any Other
principle. by q single
movement OF a central
tongue. which also serves
To- open and close the
ring. In order 20 avert
all doubt In the dark. on"
u the halves bears pro-
jcctions and not c } 9 :.
which may be immediate
is distinguished by the
.,.I , v.rv yainal4c sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

cAKErAKER-Respp business man
and WIFE no children. would care io'
furnished house or apartments dur ng sum
me-. months or longer. best reference.
cADY. ia L"Nington-ave.
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REAL ESTATE.

For Sale and Toilet.
NEW-JERsEy.- A specially. the Oranges:
very desirable Investments; sale or rent
T. T. HAMILTON * CO.. 90 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

pRAi' ;uTsNAN. Young man desires po-
slfinr as assistant diaIrhirirdn In ma
chine hop or office. has studied maihe-
iu,tIcs MANGFT.SIORFF. Go iOih-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

r.IOrOR STORE TO be sold choar on nc
count O. sickness. l.s"S iu''Vh ~
Rrolilyn.
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HELP WANTED.


sinIe
coy WANTED IN Office - wholesale
house. must h. good penfnan u.th ~
efencrs. Address colt MHlA. Tribune Or
nce.
CUSTOM CUTTER. SWEDISH. must b.
practical man. that y tailor. uuf'
speak English Well. experienced in geftl1g
up popular. stylish clothing. must have
gloi IDEAS and be- "a 'arfNls ~ 20 f'f '1r-
corn dong a. prlFrr.'it business, O. =
wares arl steady WORK the year round.
Afircss !. T.. Tribune pilc'
WANTED -Snlesman salary from start
permanent place. BROWN BlDI HERS
CO. Nuueruru. Rochester. y /
WANTED a mli.c.agei mar = expert
ercs ard endowed genius fnr Improving
orIs.lal methods = ADVERTISING - gti's
rri Apo At Room -. 49, nuDr MILD
Il'lit4
WANTED a bright. wide avail Bose i"-
tween - Hul H. Yfnis ~ Hsr in an of.
f.s must Boo neat appearing AMI able fp
Furnish pool lamentations hH ~ rhunI'f q
anl ability Aiit'ss e., Trihun" 'il'"
Nul SO Man ns DutHpnr clerk. collector,
sfr. 100 go .run hYrtr. rp.Haluf 'rfWir
if reply State f'frffr0rt |p"'i'lN' Nnl
fI'aff Alirc4s "IiSIS Tribune 'f' o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

DRIVER. -Respcciahie young man TO
drive for doctor or family. not AFRAID
Of work. best city references. l.Gi' A.
lantlc- ave. brooklyn.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


2iST-ST.. o WEST.-IIomsIlke. desirable
cool rooms: excellent table board. sum
mer rates. visitors to city accommodated:
references.
2lST-ST.. 20 EAsT.-Clean. well-furnishei
rooms, with superior board; references.
23p-ST.. $50 WEST-New and handsome
furnished rooms. with board: excellent
cuisine. table board.
31TH-ST.. - WEST. Well furnished
square rooms to let. with superior board.
references required.
31TH-Sr., Gs WEST.-Deslrable rooms.
folding beds; baths: running water;
board optional: summer prices.
ASSIST. ~ EAST.-LarVe and nicely fur
n.shcd rooms. excellent table; moderate
rates. table boarders wanted: reference.
51TH-ST.. 40 WEST. Desirable rooms 70
rent for the summer: with or without
board. table board.
1iGTH ST, IS EAST.-Widow (Americam
wishes gentlemen bJariers: pleasant
rooms: excellent table. home comforts.
Mrs. GREENE.
139 MADISON-AVE.- Handsome. comforta-
bic rooms table excellent: locality d.
sirablc for visitors to the city.
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WORK. WANTED.


AMERICAN NANAGrr ofrr o. crgnrs
Irnf ~ f.IlH frf'''h'e nNl 'tI'
eno. 10 Sew. 'n ,, ,,s." 'mi,' ,.el
I.'fN nfl mtnliH' 'lfIlH N"l'. 'N',
g.. pDfte anl l,Nthf Nll-''' NNI''''
'NN N'N '''".' '''' ...,.
I.I JET" hi.li 'l 'h,.Nf ~
"l'' fHi.- -ii.n ~ "'-i A. ,
i''l 'a,,.,,. ON.
--..,...... .....
10Y -, f,.t ,fl,.
." WIZ" M "...', ..',a'r. rf.r.h
..t,,.. lam rrs.er Z fsncin. Hrl
h.-r,n.n.nIp. would nae pupi f'r in-
s..I.,I.. dU.ins OBJ. alnmHf n'i family
) ... ir s.i.fIi country Al9'i rpN lH
Suite, y j.
A GfuMAS man wants a 81 .iton
t, f.I4 DIfr u ans kf'. Inquire % J.
TlMAA - PARK Row
,..,...,, ,,,~ ... o., ,I,i.or ,o MI
orr hre. ..'v or country. JAS H.
TACk.tN. ga "rff .i''.fi
,.....,..,.-,.,..p r, ,.,ne man as
.t,.et..r, ,an ',be Gi,.uon IN short
hanl anu ~. rf',p' me, '''i ,. t,i'f
en,"' sii''IhNN' in > ''''''"'
ON"
EOpNEEtriH or afsi.''nt oiirf o.. ~
tfy clerk Us fInfNufNii ''l'I'N.'', %"
oufn'c ana energetic Young i. an S'rI r'i-
''sn'es. Address =. i"N - ''''''.' WI. ~
HpuNKEErrR Exp"rien''i. 'o,2l. nm
li'io.s. 'np Die "n' nue.
'fiH 90 i.l'n are iN'.' 80
class finn. ri'h .Hr .,,, irf, IT,,
Il. - co'lmtus-afc.
r,yt.t-rrr-p a., ,.rnx man .Nprri
,,',t a. r-.kLo.uer or assistant three
d,v. v..k reference - H. D.. as
N''' ~" '''
uDDKKEEpEK. reliable diulle.cutry
hoofEecrcf = experience seeks position
Mt q moderate -altr, reference furnished.
Address l. Tax q Tribune ONCE.
-. ,,,.,.,., g.. ,.,,,... ma, 90 with
excellent f''"rsnc"s nnd fl"i ,xi"fl, me-, nS".
~ n.r'kNr'l",. ~, "a, toal I,
HoierN" salary. u, III '"N' -. SO
roOKKErprH Experienced. single or
,,','iIe ,.,.,.n,.s n,i.rn,e snl.rv. ..
,.,itt.u =, ,,it,,,,., Newark y J.
" '>'''.''', 80 '''''.''' -
10Y. II. desires POSITION III "n"'' '.''
h,ms.lf " KOPP. $50 Myrile-ave..
ftr...f,r
Roy. age - with god references, re-
II . Dnarr.st
...., ,...,...,, ,.,...r..c-p pv ,,uny
''l'i,i.. t'N '' % ',',r,ile hons.'
nan. ~, -, - 80 ,,,.,erce Adde'S n
l.. Box n. LIZ BROADWAY.
pp,r- ,ItTsvAN Young man desires po-
III. a. sssist,n, dr,'trht.fran I'm ma
chine hon or office. h,a studied mathe-
matics MANGElSbDRff. T'' lV'h-iNc.
.,..,. -, ,,,,,, man >.
blI RI. h'AP'''''I' no ",,.,,i
hIlF- 10y n"''n' ~ ''''''' - = c--
iantic- ave. brooklyn.
- -.
ENoiNIft Nn.'ilcht. hE'' -; III
s,.',,,.af, ,xrrr,ence useI TO dyna,nos
IN, n'sl,t.n. civ and marine llcenye.
~"'t, ',,, ,o,', AL1rc.s I,N,;I
rrrn ~ ~ 90 Uro,Ivnv
--
ELEcTRi'lAN.-Ry m ~ man on bel
work. burglar alarm. gashGhths' WrinS
i.i,xn1i'isT 20 IVES, ioist-si.
------------------
FSGINEER.- New-York and BROOKLYN
License. IN factory cr , y, nps' !,s rns,,
best ieIri'hVco' T>''N"EH' ~ "'""''
81. brooklSh.
r,Dr>,tt ,,,csrr.p ,rd v,,e, wanna work
ut his leisure timc; experience IN az
duties. understands IN" arrc"ahi. pam
system. etc. Address ii"N l. % l.. l-'h-f'
,.,r,,,.., = ,-r,.y>ron pr-xxrD pv
n Young man; can furnish best Of refer
ence. Address r. !. c.. care W. r. Don
nelly 200 broadway.
Icsires .mnlovm.nt. almost any capacity;
d.v n, ni,h,. moderate regular salary:
sccu,,,,. u u ~ Sta,lon + n
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
DRIcSSMAklNG.

pRESSMAKER- cutter
A.. o,,er. So a day. or at home. perfect
~ m o,,,ranteed: SILK or cloth suit made In
u, ~eek for $40. fancy waists summer
ou wash dresses a specially. 80 East
a an,h-st. near Broadway.
-.pTfsTrc DREssMAKING.-F irst-c
~. accustomed 10 fine trade: desires
NV e.naagcments In frst-class families.
NOR Or country: personal references. J..
ga shave. ------.--- ..---------------
.nrrcrIc DRESSMAKING: imported
AZ f.sblons: hotel orders at short notice:
sI purchased II desired: moderate
foous Mrs. MEf.ROY. a East i1th-st..
p,..scn broadway and University Place.
,-,,,,csaAKFR-Firs t-ciass dresmaker: .
DIRE, experience. Deutsch, 5ih-ave.: de-
yea low more customers; 81 20 per day:
slres and tailor costumes: perfect fitting
s,,s,,tpN IA East 43d-si.
good dressmnker wants
Dhf'' -, out by the day: 81 per day: best
70 gv II. BRoZMAN. 800 East 0Ith-st.
...-sc,tAKER.-Paris dressmaker. late
DIt,n.,, Doual. from Paris. desires few more
w Win very good cutter and filter.
cus.onsti.. Madame J. COLLIN. liz Yves:
e3dSt
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
WANTED Taunlrass. nrst-class. rlac"
In city. Apply from 10 e. ~. Friday. -
West lofh-sf.
WANTED Neat young Rifl - dp laundry
work and assist with cooking IN small
family. references. Apply ~ 40 Wet
:tfh-si.. early mornings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
THE SELECTIyE KETRIyG.

From l. Monde In7irt.
Modern NJ has so multiplied the complcxiiy Of
our nocupatlons that Gerry bunch Of Keys OF
,.rious ayes bur often containing Two or three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

CoAcHMAN. by n single first.cias; man;
country preferred; colnp". ,,at,e, thnro,rh
horseman, stylish and careful driver care
lawn flowers. absolutely sober VII ne
found willing ohlisns and resp clsv rsfs 70
rncea AdLresa I270 Broadway; basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

coACIINAN or SECOND MAN. - Thor
oughly understands tho care OF me
horses: city pr country. best reference
CHARLES go Broome-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

COLLECTOR or MEsSESGrR by Young
man. 30 IN a irst-clnss mercantile house
can furnish years reference. Address H.
L.. Box q 1.i2 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRIcES.-3oo second hand
wood and iron wcrkiDS machines. iuily
guaranteed; machinery bought aud eA-
eOn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

ELEcTRIcIAN-fy m II man on bel
work burglar alarm. gaslighting. wiring
for lights. etc. u-si references. l.. q.
IINpDI'IST 10 West iOist-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
Male.

COACHMAN.--By married man; no en-
cumbrance: thoroughly qualified; strictly
temperate; hrst-class reference; present EN-
.ofh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

COACIIMAN. -- just dlsensaged' uhue.
stands his duties. years experience.
city or country. personal reiet'nV,r , ..,''
las, and former employer. j. s. Tribune
Driss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

Roy nge - with good references. re-
quires "A position rs hal boy or IN store.
= T. II. . Duarr-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

ENGINEER American aged -: mlchin-
ig''s clubhouse central station AMI
steamship experience. used to dyna'nos.
wants position: city and marine license,
would 20 out OF town. Address ENGl-
NEEK Roy Il 2l2 IirnnlMnv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

AT LITTLE'S TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
st. New-York workshop machinery Uoot
ssw,. designs and fancy woods; incubators
and breeders IN Op.rafiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
WORK WAITED.
3laIc.


PHOTOGRAPHER-B young German
with some experience. Is. 3. ~ 21-aye
PRESSMAN.-Cy and Gordon; also
papercut,or: 10 years experience: first
class reference: steady G. j.. care Elec-
trotyper. ~ Frankfort-st.
sALESMAN.-Young man, 30 married and
living near Boston. wants 10 represent
frst-closs New-York firm in New England
has extensive acquaintance among BUYERS
In large retail houses 81 that section; hest
rcfererce. Il. TAYLOR. 10 Thomas Park
Boston
To MERCHANTS. Reputable attorney.
also notary. desires salaried position in
business house where attention to legal.
notaral and collection matters Is neces-
sary; moderate salary accepted. Address
G. j.. Tribune Office.
TINsMfTH. sheet metal worker 900. fore
man pattern cutter thoroughly ac-
qualntcd with all branches Of metal work.
desires good position. RELIABLE 4o2
West 42i-st.
sTENOGRAPHER.-B young man as
sjenographrr; six years practical expert
encr in commercial and general cor
resppndence: accurate reliable, Wi.ns'
first class references: salary so. COMPE-
TENT - Van Ruren-st.. Newark. y. J.
sTENoGRApHER. &c-Young man. 30.
seeks position az sienographer. book
keeper or any position ~ trust. ID. c.. l..
O. Box 80. Bound Brook. y. j.
TPHOISrERER. Experienced. strictly re-
liable. viii work for families covering
furniture, remaking mattrc SEES laying
carpets. cutting furniture covers. &c. es-
Inmates given. Address UPHOl~STERER,
90 East STth-st.
WANTED. Position in any sphere where.
wide business experience. Integrity ana
management Is important; city or else
where: satisfactory reasons given for ad-
ver,!ang. \. l.. D.. Tribune Office
WATCiIMAN. Upright handy man as
Waterman. porter or packer: II years
experience in last place. LEWIS. 2.240 ID
ave.
WATCH. CLOCK MAKER AID jcweller Il
Years experience. can mind business.
will give a trial Address NJ BYRNE 500
Shore Road. Miriners' IIarbor. :. l.
WATERMAN or CARETAKER. City or
country; married man; - years refer
ence II South Gth-st.. Brooklyn. +. ID.
wELLREcoMMENDE Japnnese wants
p position for packing: years expert
ence. Address H. C.. Tribune Oiice.
Young MAN. not afraid ~ work. wants
situation Of any kind. furnish AZ
references Address A. MITCHELL. sos
Summer-st. Newark. :. J.
Young MAN. -. speaking and writing
nucntiy Italian. French and English well
educated widely travelled. wants position.
Al references. h. Y. Tribune ONCE.
YOUNG MAJ Ike a position at anything;
handy with tools. und'rstan fs the care
~ horses. Address r. T.. Tribune Ohlce.
YOI'NG MAN. -. desires position In Office.
Address INSURANCE. Tribune Once.
YOING MAN. 81. strong and willing -
DO anything M living wages; not afraid
u hard work n. Gf.tCkMAN, aJsA
Irosprot-av".. i'rp"klyn'
Young MAN wants n position ~ snlrplnE
clerk IN wholesale grocery house. years
| business experience. Address /. w -.
3ni East iIfth-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.

To Let.
PHYSICIAN offers basement floor for care
Of house. Call. with references. at 2iv
West 34th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BISINESS (NANtb's
LIQUOR STORE to be sold chean on nc
I'm, O, sickness. l.SS Fuiion-st..
Brooklyn. ---
MOWER cu,tcr-hnr. raised ~ loot
Invention for sale. J. }. kNAff. BUN
gers. w Va.
uoXTEEAI. COMMISSION HOUSE desires
6 sanples from manufacturers ana othcrs
nh ,vish 10 increase their Canadian trade.
American references. J.. NJ. Box IL. IriD-
une Ohice.
MAN WITH 1880 WANTED in connec-
lion with publication that VIII Tenlizc
$40 600 yearly: investment ana Oyer s-'o"'
income secured. T.. J. o. BOX 2'loo'
RETURN CRATE: simple and strong 1t
folds into small space. patent i'r s"'e'
{. A. DANIELS. Watcrvllc. y. Y.
sr.ATs.-celcbrated Bangor Central,
want cooperation WIN cap'h, ,,., M ~
or exchange stock. Hill. - " ''''''''-1.
TIN FLAGS for veterans; badges ,ha, VII TIii
wash: invention for sale. u. Sill LEX.
Marysville. ONO.
VANTED.-An idea. Who can think ~
srmcthing to invent? There are more biS
fortunes made on patents man M ,t."'s
else Send TO JOHN WEpDf:isI;l-I - q
20 Solicitors American ana Foreign F"t-
ants M Washington. y. C.. for a copy OF
their 81 500 prize offer. "
WANTED. AN active man with 5000 To
81 G,O to take hold Of and place upon me
market the Plimsoll window -clshn'hs saI'-
~ chair; several now in satisfactory use
!; meets n want. and VIII bear invcsiiga-
ton PLEaSOLL. Tribune once.
V,x,r lucrative BUSINESS or inter
esi in such. value. S2oop 10 *%''"D IN
o,rhange FOR real estate. Address OWN
ER iis I.ibertsSAt.; Room 80
90 coo.-TIIIs AMOUNT wanted by manu-
S",,c,urInR company: ~ per cent guaran-
- and security given; ihis ~ tir'civ
,usiness. Address for interview PRESTON.
tribune Once.
soCoo WILL Buy patent that is sure
to yield tor' " sa ~ . iotb s BroSlnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.


CountFy-
ASBURY PARK. n. J.-Desirable iur-
nished cottages for rent: lists. MILAN
ROSS. Asbury. Park. y. j.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. 10 rooms.
partly furnished. delightful SURROUND
ings; Harrison depot. 40 minutes iro,h
city: season or year: reasonable. Apply
or address r. a. ABBOT, owner -
Broad-st.. city.
FURNISHED HOUSE in the country. con-
tanning 10 rooms: fine location; stable.
.-arden, &c. 3i5 miles from Mo.rlstnwn-
Apply 10 or address c. II. klTCHlE'
MORRIsTOWN.-To let. fully and ele-
comnodious brick mansion on South
IT.. with all modern conNcniences; hVc
minutes walk from station: grounds large
well shaded. For particulars address j.
HENRY JOHNSON IL Co. MoTistOwn'
y. J.
MOUNT vERNON-Best location; fur
nlshed house TO let; all modern I'M
prJvements: tiled bathroom: 500 per month
f,r the summer only. For particulars al
dress X. X. MILFORD. 80 Sidney-aVe.'
Mount Vernon. y. y.
ORANGE. ". J.-For sale high elevation:
view looking toward mountain: perfect
neighborhood. Colonial Maidstone modern
residence; bedrooms: bathrooms: ex-
cellent plumbing: 4 acre In lawns: con-
venient 20 stations. churches. schools:
TON e. Co. SO Broadway.
TO LET--Ca,sknl M,s.. Grand Hotel sta
tion: beautiful cottage: furnished: hard
wood floors: nine rooms. elevation 80
feet: $3.50 season. Address r.. B RICE.
y. Tarrytown. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
Dltf.SSMAl<ING.

touch a very valuable sense 10 the night rambler
who comes home after the gas IS turned oIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
FURNISHED Rooms TOILET.


CHOICE % furnished rooms to let in nrl-
vatc family at summer prices 10 gentle
men who value refined surroundings. 10
East iJth-si.
PHYSICIAN will rent pleasant rooms over
looking Park. private house. suitibl" Tor
invnlds. PHYSICIAN. 2i3 West l25th-st.
SECOND FLOOR. FRONT. alcoye room.
also back room reasonable: private fam
H.. IL, West 4Gth-st.. one door east Of
Brpadway.
3j EAST G2D-ST.. near Central Park
Hall rooms. with or without board.
33TH- ST. 20 WEST Rooms on second
floor with or without board: prices rca-
sonable: references.
37Tfi st, Gs WEST - Desirable rooms.
folding beds. baths. running water.
board optional. summer prices.
75TH-ST.. li9 WEST. Handsomely FUR
nishsd trird floor rooms. breakfast II do
sired. gentlemen only references required
lis EAST lNTTI-ST Handsomely IN nished
rooms. hall and square; references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
;LIAiLE ATTORNEY gives ?

\ RELIABLE ATTORNEY gives prompt
assistance IN all business or domestic
difiicu.tics. privacy observed. Call or
WRITE Room - West iith-sf
ADVICE FREE All lawsuits damages.
accident. divorces. separations. estates
settled collections. legal papers drawn.
Wills MORTGAGES. deeds ASSIGNMENTS. ED
WARD BUTCHER. ~ broadway. y. Y.
AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
plain statement Of facts. inciJse with
- and written opinion sent you. All sub
t"rfs send for prospectus. judge WAV-
HOPE LYNN. Pres. Hon. HENRY W.
lNGER. Treas. 2J7 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

cAHETAKER.- respectable married
man. with small family. as careiaNer ot
Si,v ar Harlem. Address KOURkE, III
West fp'h-sf
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-09-12
NOT IMMODEST.

Riding the bicycle has ceased to be
either undignified or conspicuous.
Several years ago a bishop denounced
the practice by women as immodest
and therefore immoral. An immOdest
woman on a bicycle would surely be
immodest still, the wheel not thaving
any power to save her, but an i'm
modest woman would be immodest
walking in the street or sitting IN
church, or wherever she might be-
The bicycle has nothing whatever to
do with modesty or immodesty, with
morality or with immortality; and
when the pious bishop uttered his de-
nunciation of the machine and it's use
his intellectuals must have been be-
fuddled by too much bordering on
subjects too hard or too easy for him.
But his dictum has not counted for
much. for the bicycle is growing in
popularity every day, and the manu-
facturers, one of whom at least is
turning out one hundred machines a
day, have difficulty in filling the or
ders that are sent to them.-August
Lippincott's.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-09-12
LAX COPYRIGHT LAWS.

Have the American copyright laws
any measure Of protection for Amer
lean authors? A Boston newspaper
on the Fourth of July issued a supple
ment which it duly copyrighted and
sold to various other papers. 1t CON
sisted of the Declaration of Independ-
ence, without line or a syllable add
ed. The proposition that such a pub
lie document as the Declaration of In
dependence could be copyrighted, is
simply startling. But it is no more
startling than the interview of A. A.
Spoford, librarian of congress, con-
corning this incident. Mr.. Spofford
says that he is compelled by law to
copyright anything offered to Kim for
such purposes. 1t makes no difference
whether the matter has been copy
r1ghted before or not. The question of
infringement is for the courts to de-
eide. Under that rule he sees no way
to reuse a copyright to any one WHO
asks for it. A dozen publishers, there
fore may seccre copyrights Of any
work. The question of the worth or
WorthlessnesS of these copyrights,
however, must be determined Ly court
proceedure.-Chicago Dispatch.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-09-12
VANDERBILT AND ISELIN.

perience of years with the building Of
other cup defenders.
Summing up the chances of the
boats in a word, the Yankees expect
to win in heavy winds, while the
Britishers pin their hopes on light
breezes. 1t is likely the races will be
witnessed by larger crowds Of attend
ing craft than ever before.
The race is best three out Of five
over a course OF 80 nautical miles and
with a time limit of six hours. That
is, the course must be covered by the
winner in that time or the race for
that day is off. One day is to intar-
vene between each racing DAY, unless
by special arrangement A race post
poned or not finished within the time
limit shall be decided before the next
race in the series is taken up. The
races will be started off Sandy Hook
lightship, the preparatory signal be-
ing given at 1880 a. m.
New York, Sept. 9.-Saturday's race
was easily won by the Defender, which
came in s minutes and 45 seconds
ahead. The Britisher was outsailed
all around.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-09-12
THE SPIRAL SOOTHER.

"Give nle spiral soother,'' says the
critic to the professor. The anna bic
dispenser of liquid comfort picks up
lemon tenderly and carefully proceeds
to remove it's peel. The knife is han
died SO carefully that when
the white inner skin Of the fruit is eX-
posed the yellow rind hangs in one
piece, curving around and around, like
a bed spring, for instance. A goblet
Us produced and the peel is carefully
wound around on It's inside until it
reaches from the bottom to the top.
Cracked ice is heaped in to hold the
peel in place and bottle of ginger
ale is trickled slowly in it. The LIQUID
sparkIeS like champag ne, and you feel
cooler with each tiny bubble that
PUSHES to break upon the service. You
spend two or three minutes in rap
ture at the vision and then you raise
1t to your lips and sip it The man-in
the stiff collar and white shirt front
becomes your best friend; the exas-
peratingly cool-looking girl you are
willing to lead to the altar. your enc
mics are forgiven and you make I'D
your mind to pay all your debts as the
concoctlon t1'ickles down your throat.
cooling your frame. but warming the
cookies Of your heart