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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10
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Denne Sanal. iom pil blibe aab'
net meb en- bpttioeli9 s5nouielie ben
lobe SUM-, pil uislelis bliue af itor
Betpbnins for Epiilano. Otter
buao ri itibuner, Ct &anolen srapet
siennem @o1fein fra 9amburg eeo
@lbens Munoiu9 os til Riel oeb
&ieleriiorben, en- @tretnins al om'
firing 40 enselfe Mil. Set er ben
tpRe @tat, fem bar baaret Dmtoits
nin9erne peb @onalanle99et, oer bes
lbber fig til omtriu9 343 @illton
Dollars.
Mon fan meb 9ob .@runo ippr9e,
buorfor Epitlono uiloe lesse en- iaa=
ban ubpre &en9eium ct &analanz
les. Set ct naturliapis lille fprif
% fremit for @anoelens @tplo, at
ben tpRe Stat logger uo ioa mango
&euse; tbi ri ueo. at moor &DRlono
beoileer, iaa bet ipbrses l1olanbet,
iaa ct bet Toriporsueienet, bet aial=
Der. Os bet er uhentuiul Joriuars>
pelenet, bet mer enb no9et anoet 9iel>
Der nu oglaa.
Epflanb babbe / lang Gib freoet
meb at faa en- COB arigsbauu. Otter
@rigen meo Danmort '64 fit bet en-
iaaban / Riel. Men ben Dor libt
1emt beli9senbe. ba 9anmart be-
beriebe Nosan9en til oenne 9abn.
&unbe mon bertmoo 9raue en- &anal
tpersoper fra @lbemunoin9en til
&iel, ioa par oenne &aniteliabeb
lpf.
Sen Rore 9anoelstab 9ambur9
ipiller oisieli9 en- flor Stole i Inlasz
get. Set blep c9>aa forat faa lat
Beoil1ineerne ,siennem frembeoet,
builte fore Torbele bet uiloe brin9e
GpRlano. ON be $4,000 @tibe, ION
aarlte beipste Ripbenbapn, tanbe
saa siennem en- &anal fra 9amburs
til &iel. 9ette pilbe brtnse er
Eiesbelparelie al 10 Elmer, os oes<
uoen p,loe man unosaa be farlise
banRe 6arpanbe. Ds en- aaoen
Eing. ,nan funoe unb9aa, par &i6,
benbapns 5ribapn. ION 9aniferne
pentebe iaa itore Joroele al.
Stu blinfer EpRerne meo 0inene,
naar mon nepner ben banRe 5ri>
bapn.
Dm oenne npe &anal pirfelig uil
blipe farlis for &lbbenbauns Griz
baun, ct ct fort @pgrssmaal. &pis
be: pirfelis blir neset ON at gipre.
pit &amburs troos 5ribaun og alt
bore iftano til at bebolbe Marfen.
st Ct Tttsrt: &onfurencen mellem
be 10 Bper bill btiue eno Farpere,
cub ben fbr bar n9ret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10
Jnolanett.

Set beber, 1t Wnna Didinlon. ben
betienbte Gortatterinoe oe Sore.
bruesboloer, er blepen ertlaret iinos>
iuog. Gun bleo ijer befienbt unoer
ben iife &rta. @n Tto optroaote
bun o91aa paa scenen.
= 2ors Beterlon. en- IS Nor GAM
mel Manb N,catia. @iaconiin. blep
en- 9o9 / fife l1se ooerfisrt al ct
Sernbanetos os orebt. &eterion bar
ueret blinb, % bette uar maoRe Mar=
Jog !, at Eoeet ouerrumplebe bam.
- Suea @unberion. en- 9ienetez
pise bos BrofesIor @osner i Maoi<
ion, @isconiln. bleu fiite l19e ica
forbrenot ueb en- @tsploiion, at BUN
obbe 2prbassmoreen. &un fpltte
Ollie paa Gasoline: Ounen, mebens
ben oar tenbt, os unber Wrbeioet
bermeo ontanbtes Dlien.
- Sorriee @pnbassmorsen git tre
unee Menb. Sobn &auerlp. Ole
@uerion os Carl Wateielb fra fine
3iem &ictorp. @isconiin. forot saa
paa Sast efter 9@absr i no9le Dam
me lite lan9t BERTHA. Sc maatte
i9tte ODER en- @lp, cg ba man life
bor bprt no9et fra Dem iioen. iaa tror
mon, at be er brufneoe.
- Nusut @uanloni 2pons. So
&pa, oer iom fer berettet mproebe fit
8arn ben 30 STARTS. tanbtes Treoas
/ Clinton, Soma. 9an oil bliue eta=
omineret ansaaenoe fin Sinostil>
ftanb. 4an fa9be, at ban brebte
Barnet. forbi ban lite uilbe, mon full
be ia bet fra bam.
- vt Sernbanetos git al @poret
1aa en- 8ro 5 Mi! ueit for 6ummet=
tielo / Dbio Trebassmoroes os falot
ueb en- &lpft fra en- 9pioe al 50 SOB.
Sire Ber{oner brebtes, 7 blep foe.
feoe. Seer Mlton, Suinois git ct
6raettos of @t,unerne famine Mor.
gen, buoroeb 4 WenneRer omtom.
Sra D'9}eil geeb. bere:tes, at
@roper 2eeper, en- 10 Nar sommel @st
ben9te ft3 terfteos fife Eolsbas. Qan
ttalte meb fine Rnmmerater ON, buors
leoes Borret Scott bleu lDn@et. 6an
fa9be, at bet bar aoeleS lmerteIrit at
bause fig. os forot uile. boorleoes
bet git til, fafebe ban ct &eb. iom
| meo ten enc @nbe oar bunbet ON
bans 9als, til en- Bel. @n &asIe,
iom ban fob paa, iparteoe ban bort,
os oer bang bon. SIR mon fit bam
Faaret neb, uar ban opo.
- @n @tsploiiou. buorueo man
tror, at IA MenneRer latte 2ioet til.
fanot Steb en- Butit / Seem Orleans
Trebossmor9en. But,ten Dor en
3.etoaes 8peniug, og bele Be9nin'
gen blep olbeles soeloat, % Fere Bers
ioner bleu be9rauet / &uinerne.
Man bar lite riatis litter paa, buorz
mango Der omfom / ul1tfen.
- Ser par flor 8epe9elle Soutb
M'Nlefer, Subian. territory, Gre'
oa9saften. ba ct Sernbaneto9 fra Sp;
ben antom til Bpen. 8aa &o9et bar
nemlis en- berD9tet Torbrpber peo
9eaon Eurner, ben fife al Bin @ootz
8anben, iom ilen9ere xio bar oeret
en- @frnt for Solicit berneoe. 6an bar
bleuen srebet al en- @beriff peo 9ann
Berrp. Deune fanseoe o9iaa for
tort Eib fben Blu @oof.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

9arrp ct. Sobu, 6bn af for>
bennerenbe @uuernbr ct. Sobn af
&anias, ifipo lin &utru libel fife
Dnsba9 nar Oflaboma @itb, Oflobo=
mo. Sun bleo Tubt unoer en- Tr9tte
ON ct Brep, os ct. Sobn flyer. alt
ifebe peb ct Tilfeloe. @arrp ct.
Sobn par ct Meblem SflobomaS
iite Qe9islatur.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

@ife 0nsbassaften beb bet /
Do9spresltn, at @m. St. MaribaQ,
torbenpnrenbe @upern9r af Min'
aeiotn, bar bbb / California, men
9osen efter bleu BET oplpf, at bon
lite Dor bbb men nar me9et 1pg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

,9epe g1ormanben" bar opbbrt at
,,bfomme Moorbeab, ifblae bpab
Blaeet {elp oplpfe fife nse. Oct
pil nefte Gang ubtomne fra Minne.
opolis % bore en- Spalte fbrre enb
fbr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10
ITS 7 EDITORS

s Nba, Morman @ouniD, ttemte
man @oloonen uo forri9e Girsoas.
Ser bar 100 @temmer for os 1O8
imob Qicenle.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

Reading "Farm, Stock and Home.''
THIS TELLS The habitual, careful
TyEE GTODv reader of Farm, Stoct
AShA o1VN1' and Home, published
at Minneapolis. Mimi,
is happy; his animals and fowls, bred, fed
and cared for according to it's plain, prac-
tical instructions, are sleek, thrifty and
delighted; and his fruits, grains and vcgc-
inGs of the same authority, testify to their
flavor. size and abundance with smile. song
ard dance.
Get the best, raci-
M TKEWIGF est, most interest,"
ing and Instructive
the most practical
and broadest-gauged agricultural paper
published, and duplicate the picture here
with presented!
Live, work and "lite
VTes FDITORG from the field, stable,
dairy, garden, orch
ard, apiarv. poultry
sad farm home. Farm, St0ck dHA I'nmc is
,niuNe; unlike others, has improved from
IT,; :ilSt number, and now its progression
has .;acon'c chrcnic-it can't help getting
.3a:tcr ard better with every issue. SAM
i.E Cory FREE.
Blooet tan erbolbes peb at ienbe
$3.50 Gor(iub for bette % usebla.
bet tillammen for ct Nor. @amle
Nbonnenter Haa noturli9uis fprit be,
tale BET gomle, bpis be itaor tilreft
for no9et.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-04-10

@penRe 2nIebbser neo BiQeoer !
Naetlaoets Bpgbanoel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
SOMETHING CAPTAIN EARTyS MIST EXPLAIN

Captain Eaklns. OF the Mercer-st. station.
sent for by Superintendent Byrnes yesterday morn
ing TO explain his failure 10 make a report at Head
quarters OF the attempted suicide Of Abram finsein
in the Hotel Bristol. at No. II East Elevenhst..
last Wednesday Einsiein came from Athens. Ga.
early last week and took board at the Bristol Ne
cut his throat with suicidal intent and attend
ed by DR. Brannan. Of No. 81 West Ecventh-st..
who had him removed 10 -. Ffancs's Hospital AT
the time on Saturday night Eins;ein was trans
ferre1 10 Bellevue and placed under arres. FOR at
tempting TO take his life
DIR. Brannan report the case to Captain Elkns
and Sergeant Conboy at the Mercer-st station on
Thursday. and said that the managers Of the Hotel
Bristol anxious to keep the matter Out or the
newspapers. The police ala nothing. although Elm
stein should have been placed under at once
and the not reported 10 Headquarters. as
the rules require. The apparent intention on the
part Of the Mercer-st. police suppress The Elm
stein Will be fully investigated by the supcrln-
tendent. Captain Eakins and Sergeant COnboy Will
have 10 explain their connection with the AFFAIR and
their failure 20 make a prisoner Of Einst"in when
DR.. Brannan reported the the station.
Policeman William Fitzgerald. OF the West Forty
seventh-st. station. who Sunday morning shot
Philip McHugh. bartender In Thomas McMahon's
ba room, at No. 3l2 West seventh-st H. still
under suspension. Captain Haughey suspended the
officer from duty after McHugh had made charge
Of feonious assault against him. Fitzgerald was
arraigned in Yorkville Police Court and held for
examination next Wednesday, Superintendent
Byrnes yesterday approved the suspension OF Fiiz-
gerald and instructed Inspector McAvoy fully to in
making an excise arrest In McMahOn's barrOom and
that he shot the bartender In Self-defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
WORK WANTED.

Male.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER. order or
entry clerk or general Office WORK pN
young man good references. Address -
Box o. Tribune once.
A VETERAN ~ the late war Wishes any
kind Of employment. on moderate saihIy'
Address RESONANT. IS Clinton race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
SENATOR DlvIs's GENrRors orrrR

Baltimore Feb Through Governor MacCor-
kle ex-senator Henry q. Davis has made gener-
Gus offer to the state Of West Virginia. lie has
signned his intention OF contributing .50OD tow
ara tho establishment ~ an Industrial school for
girls. which he suggests should be established at
either Davis Elkns. He has a-O offered 10
give the ground necessary for the site. II H. OK
pcc;ed that the gift viii be accepted and the nsti
tuition located f.lkin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
EVERY HONORABLE VETERAN
DESERVES HIS PENSION.
AND THE TORN LIME Is NOT THE ONLY reason
FOR \ GOVERNMENT REWARD EITHER.
OFrom the Lewiston. Ne. Journall

AND THE TORN LIME Is NOT THE ONLY reason
FOR a GOVERNMENT REWARD EITHER.
,From the Lewiston. Ne. Journall
Samuel r. Jordan has always lived here in
New-PortIand. He is an honorable citizen and
a veteran deserves the best care his govern
the war. it is also true he there contracted the
seeds of a disease. compared to which mortal
wound would have been kindness. We all know
him. and when he stricken with paralysis or
Locomotor Ataxia as the physicians said we saw
him deprived Of the use Of his legs. helpless.
hopeless burden, a care 10 his friends and de-
sparing Of life. He has done everything he could
do To effect relief. has had the best medical SIKH
attainable. and yet his lower limbs were az dead
as dried limb. and pin or knife stuck INTO
them not felt The nerves were dead But
all this is now changed. and 1t all came about
through the recommendation Of Al Parin. oil
Madison. Me. a brother veteran. II seems PAR
lin had been cured Of spinal trouble and malaria
(and by the way paralysis is produced by some
spinal Affection BY a new food called Dr. Will
Jams Pink Pills and he urged our friend Jordan
to try them. Jordan did so. and all his old
friends were Wild with JOY ut the result The
ills seem TO have put new life into him and II
have built up his dead nerves as starving man
Is built up by good meat. Jordan Is now 50 well,
he walks all over and without crutches or cane
and is the happest man alive. all his old com
rades Of Co. A. 2Sth Me. Volunteers. will rejoice
with him.
An inquiry by the reporter disclosed the fact
that the pill above referred to In fact great
remedy and seems to have sale nearly all over
the world. The druggists all about here nave
them for sale 20 cents per box or SIX BOXES TOT
50 50 They are made by the Or. Williams Meul-
cine Company, Schenectady, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
FOR SALE.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second
hand VOID and iron WurNins machines
fully guaranteed. machinery bsu.nt Aai
exchanged. GEORGE = EDDY. 3s Md
son--t.
Az EXTEAOEuINAEY m,.'erpirr-. an
f41" ci0'k ht, needs wand ~ up orig
once ,csr. AMI peff..t regulator. ~lth
r4u4rIn l4O WsSi Houston
ASSORTMENT new M -ccrrd hari
mcnt-. rent. exchange. WALTERS - and
- lnlvcf-itv Place near linton squaf~.
- Ia, i2'h--'. near Broadway.
FOR SALE An old and well established
wn1lesair ana r~tail drug business m a
city 4 3""r population. }i"il|ng q hand
fola" pfpnt IN the Investment. ili health
only r"a~ln f1f selling Aiir'ss. ",th Irt-
crenoe 81 w. Box 5. Tribune Once
FOR SALE cheap many scare, trials.
medical. scientific. numi'matlc ami
classics. a, RoDEN's as canai-s'
TOH SALE We are IN receipt u 3 'ew
select Dutch oil paintings dlrisraprp
infrrcu'n invited. Rooms - a1u =. -
rnih Place
FIEST-CLAss BREWST EH UROrGHAM.
ia good order. can Doe seen AZ 40 West
iG'h--'.
GOOD WILL AND STOCK u hardware.
noiions ani picture frames. best ioca-
ton IN brooklyn. owner retiring on a'-
count Of %! health. ~ CoUf' 81. Book-
lyu
SAFES. Large double door Marvin snfs.
two large double doors. Herring safes.
two large SIX safes. elegant house safe
one sal" full % pigeon holes for attorney 4
ofce. four medium siz" safes cheap. safes
repaired. exchanged. r-painted. ~ lSEN-
BERG ~ Spring -.
THE StESCRlHER. having q handsome
billiard table and no further Ms" f1r IT,
" 40 sell nj great sacrifice. with chandelier
'wp scts Ivory balls twelve cucs gam"
rack and other small articles used with
the table. can h. seen by addressing -.
40 Produce Exchange
VIOLIN. Very nn- old Nicholas Lup0'.
price. 800. also auother. 500. both
magnificent Instruments. nrst-clasS Tor solo
payers. excellent order and condition.
worth NOR" than double. Address Nfo-
LIN 1862 East 23d-et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
DRESSNA kING.

\ a ARTISTIC dresses made from s.:
NJ ana work guaranteed. by two sis'ers
AMI brother, l>dies' iailors and habit
makers lately from England and Paris
accustomed 20 finest work, court dress
makers fancy bodice and waist bail.
evening. reception. dinner. wedding and
ihca',i'" dresses; home or out; home pre-
f"red. cutting, hastinr etc. English
lailor system. Address Z. f.. Tribune
Uptown ofice. LAP Broadway
A-A.-A.-COUTURlERE FRANCHISE
fancy waists. tailor made gowns. fancy
ball and dinner costumes. latest Paris
models for summer wash dresses. LADIES'
materials r1ade: remodclling: winter prices.
Nine. ANDERSON. los West lIih-st.,
formerly with Stern Bros.
A-A-ARTIsTIc DRESSES made from
-. tailor made. also evening. reception.
travelling and carriage gowns made.
EUGENE. II West l25'h-st
\ DHEsSMAKER u superior ability VIII
M III r~sii"nre n patrons d'sirous -
such accommodation. remode..ing after
latest styles. terms reasonable. references
uneNc"ii 1nab.'. DRESSMAkER. 20
West 2lst-si.
ARTISTIC pREssMAKING. - Imported
fashions. tabernacle suits. $40. also din
ner ami evening gowns at short notice.
perfect ~ ana finish. Mrs. MELROY. ~
East llth-si.. between broadway and Unl-
entity Flac@.
AhTisIIc ars-..Hsslng: perfect n',.ns
Mm" OWEN. ~ West :2d-st
CHILDRENS DRESSES ias'~fui,s made
O. Ws own home Please rdif-s~ a
FABLE. Trihpn" of.ce.
uREssMNKrR ana STATISTICS COM
potent ui 11y. ~ take vofk hone. cap"s.
SKIRTS. waists. also Iemoi"i.ing Alterations
rslsr.rr rh Items dresses. Aiir~.-
Dit III ~ Ansfer lam.nt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

airy L. when the United Mine Workers Conven-
ton meets in Columbus make a general revolt
against the National officers. The Massillon and
Hooking Valley delegates will fall in line and try
to GUST them from the high position they
hold. The reason given Is that when the big
strike OF last June was on the National officers
sold the entire miners interests out the opera
tors in Eastern Ohio and Belmont County Seven
thousand miners were the first to take action in
the case: and the delegates will vote soid.y
against the officers. A. A. Adams is expected to
receive the support in Eastern ohio for the presi
dency of the order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
4 FINE NEW STATION IL JACKSONVILLE.

jacksonville, Fla. Feb. eciaD.-Beginning to-
day passengers arriving here by rail from the
East North and West will leave the in the
fine new Union Passenger Station OF the Jackson
willie Terminal Company. Of which II. NJ Flagler.
OF New-Yorl. is president. 1t is near the western
limits OF the city. aboTt half mile from the old
WaycrOss depot. and. when fully completed, Will
have $4,000 ]. is OF brick glass and iron.
and it's carshed is said be the largest in Amer
lea 1ls0 long and l6s feet wide. -Four railroads
present have their terminals in 1.-THE SaVan-
nah. Florida and Western the Jacksonville st.
Augustine and Indian River the Florida Central
and Peninsular. and the Jacksonville Tampa and
Key West:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05

A WESTERN NETWORK ROAD TO BE SOLD
Pittsburg Feb 4-The Western New-York and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company covering $50 miles
of track in addition to equipments. Will be sold to-
morrow by United States Marshal Walker The fore
closure Of mortgages forced the sale OF the property
The roads chief points are oil city Buffalo Olean
and Newcastle. IL has been In the hands of a
ceiver since 1851. The company In management Of
the road succeeded the Buffalo. NewYork and Phil
adephia in 1887. Soon after its organization the
road placed in the hands Of receiver c. ID.
Corsey. OF Philadelphia. Ii has never been con-
sidered paying property. and railroad officials are
not astonished that !; should go under. Some OF
the stock was owned by Eastern capitalists but
the greater part controlled by moncyed men
OF Germany and Holland. The foreign capitalists
were represented in this country by Carl SchurZ.
In 1892 the stock represented S.sG7709 o. with
responding liabilities. The bonded debt at that time
$3l. $4,000 The first mortgage bonds amounted
to s97GO.0Oo The rest were second mortgage bonds.
The earnings OF the road for 1892 $3.50 l5j TO-
and the expenses amounted 20 S2.S9s.S59 ST. leav-
ing the earnings &lSl,,95 81.
There has been talk OF the Pennsylvania
said to-day that they did not want IT, The New
York Central. he said might bid on It, but he
scarcely thought they were anxious for II. as they
had a good outlet without the property The Ale
gheny Valley would be most affected by any change
which might be made In the ownership or the road.
1t stated this morning that probably the stock
holders OF the road Will bid II in and reorganize.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
EASTBOUND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.

Chicago Feb 4-Easbound shipments last week
were a 25s tons as against "a 1863 for the preceding
week and 49, 30 for the corresponding week last
year. Shipments were divided as follows: Michigan
Central s.734 tons: Wabash. 1890 Lake Shore. 1909:
For. Wavne s40S; Panhandle" slO7: baltimore
and Ohio. 7327; Grand Trunk, l,es; Nickel Plate
5.755: Erie 4GO6: big Four" 1852.
A decrease of Sls76ll is shown by the statement
OF the Rock Island for January Of this year. as
compared with the corresponding period in 1894.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas is the latest line
signify its intention Of Joining the western
T,,,p inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
MISERs ACCUSE THEIR LEADERS

CoiuHous. OHIO Feb. A dispatch 10 THE
fos'-fress from Bellaire. Ohio. says: "A big
sensation vas created here to-day when it became
known that the coal rniners In po,,o,, Go.
and the Sixth District OF Ohio would o., ,oa,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
HELP WANTED.


FASCINATING homework fnr ladies'. out
lin" embroidery send iOc Tor sample ana
particulars. money refunded II not salts
factory. ART EMBROIDERY co. 10
Nashingion-si.. Room n. BOSTON.
lNTEi.LiGENr lady or gentleman expect
Ing - stu f. stenography VIII he taught
ia court aud speech reporters Offices. VIII
assist them To remuneratiN" positions upon
completion. largest reporting Offices In
Ncw-York. Room - World building
WA%TED.-A neat girl for general house
work. ~ East l2Gth-st.
WhNTED.-A good plain cook must be
neat and capable. Il good baker and vii
ing To- assist with ironing. wages >lN. Ap-
ply - - . to-day. Apartment :. ~ Eas'
.Gt st.
WANTED Hands Tor easy bead work by
needle. PAKET. II3 Bleecker-st.. top
Moor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

rf.Nl l.EMAN. having sold his horses
mas n beautiful Siivers runabou'. stan
mop. bronsham and runnbout. London har-
hr-s"s saddle. brides. robes. ETC. etc, az
any prlcc. FEkRIS. Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


So, Brooklyn.
roh SALE.-ll' use Westinghouse. bet
~ Nam and Willoughby ayes. 4-sty.
ana ms b. s.; 20 rooms: all imp. elegant
order. lot. 2Ox2DO. running through to rear
street. frcletn stable: price all. 5000:
cost owner s30.0Oo 3 years ago; big sacri-
hc". Apply ~ cou-t-st. or 216 Flatbush-
ave. Brooklyn. LEONARD MOODY. Real
Estate.
FOR SALE.-IIouse. So. PortIand-ave bot.
Dckalb and Lafayette aves 4-sty. and
has. D.: =: all improvements elegant
order: 2,.NtsrlG foot extension: lot 100.
price. s2G" Apply 20 Court-si. or 27G
rlathush ave. ilrookiyn. LEONARD
MOODY. Real Estate.
FOR SALE.-House. handsome 4-stv. b. :.
size. 2ox1o: extension. 2Ox25: lot 100:
Romsen ST.. Brooklyn Heights: convenient
Z" Bridge and ferries; will be sold To- close
cstai". Apply 20 Couri-st.. or 27G Flat
bnsh-avc.. BROOKLYN LEONARD MOODY.
Real Estate.
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FLATS TO LET-Furntshed,

fLb'NNI furnished two-story apartment.
~ rooms, three baths. season or year:
lmHehlate possession. Apply Sup"rn-
teho'ht IN" knickerbocker, ~ 3th-aye.
5TH-ANE.. l.0fs. corner s6th-st-Niccly
furnished apartment: facing Park: rent
moderate. Apply TO janltor. on premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED In n dry goods commission
house. Protestant American boy about
~ years Old. salary first year. $50. Al
dress Ia own hand. i. -. iloN. ".s39 New
York CITY.
WANTED-A few bright young men and
young ladies To do light work at home
can make s. to ST. week. no cxpeiienc"
necessary. can | 10 I only at NJ broad
way, room 4.
WANTED. Second man. must be well
rccomm' nded Apply ~ SHAVE, nj
10 a. m
WANTED. SALESMAN - take orders now
from the trade for at;rnotiv" -. -. Fai
rick's bay ornaments In New-Nork and
vicinity. NJ. ERNST. Cleveland. ono.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
SEEKING TO EJECT TWO RAILROA

SEEKING TO EJECT TWO RAILROADS.
Pttsburg. Feb A writ OF oiectment has been
issued in the United States Circuit Court against
the Pennsylvania Company and the Pitisburg Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad The writ Is the first
step In suit TO be brought against the railroads
which Will involve several millions of dollars. The
property in dispute Is that occupied by the Pennsyl-
vania Company and For; Wayne road for offices
and freight yard. and upon which there has been
erected two large brick office buildings and freight
shed The writ has been served upon the railroad
officials and the suit will be begun at the May term
Of the United States Circuit Court. The plaintiffs
in the action s. ". Barber, OF st. Louis; X.
T. Leech and Mary Ann Leech. his wife. of Day
ton Ohio: Edward +. Clark. OF jersey City; George
H. Watson and his wife, and Annie Townsend Wat
son. of Union County. y. j., and c. w. Barber, OF
Red Wing. MINI.
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