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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
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places ami farrs MUTUAL AGENCY
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASS
Save time and expense Of wast''ul hu-
cation. Write US n plain statement ~
your case with all the facts. and get
clear legal opinion Ia writing. We Rave
the lareest law library in this country al
the disposal Of our Advisory Board We
take no lawsuits. Fee. 81 Send FOR our
prospectus Communications strictly con
fden,ial Judge WAUHOPE ~ M.
Pres HENRY W. TNGER. Treas. -
Broadway. -. Y. city.
ADVICE FREE.-An lawsuits. damages.
accident divorces s"para'i ~. estates
settled. collections. legal papers drawnN
Wills. mortgages. deeds. assignments. ED
WARD BUTCHER. 1877 Broadwn}. y. !.
CARPENTERS to send 50 FOR Sylves'er's
Garpenters Companion and Euili-.s'
Guide: a few slightly damaged copies Tor
81 each: circular free; AGENTS WANTED.
ALLEN SYLVESTER. % Haverhill-st..
Boston. Mass.
MECHANICAL DEVICES and machinery
perfected; sample machines ana models
built 10 manufacture or TO make sales
from: catalogue gratis. j. 9. 80 L.. Ia"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE The Coming
Fucl-Ol Gas" territory offered: Hay
dcn's Coin Tray Enclandl. cpwnn's Trit-
ura;ire and f'nulsifying Machine. ED
GAR TATE 4 COMPANY. Patent Solicit
ofs 40 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale and Toilet.


WE ARE MAKING SPECIALITY Of
taking full charge Of estates. have
excellent facilities for letting. selling. or
collecting. To owners Of property desiring
our services we refer by permission. 10
Hon W. j.. Strong Mayor. y. y. city.
Kings Co Trus, Co. brooklyn.
Hon. :. VI. Crswold Pres. Union Bank.
Brooklyn.
A. a. Welsh. esq. vice-Pres n. Y. Life
Ins Co
Kelley Miller A. Co. Bankers. 1873 Wall
st, y. Y. CITY
FUNSTON & M'CABE.
5i3 tnion-st near shave. Brooklyn.
ing
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WORK WANTED.

Ecmnl~.
A Young Giftf. wishes n permanent post
ton as atrnograph'r and typewriter. hav-
ing good references. \. :. irihun" onic".
MASSAGE ~ Young Swedish GIL. com
potent t. gn" nassag'. % wall On Lazy
and ,lu Hight chnmberwnfA. 81 r.. 2Jth-st.
sTENOGRAPIIER. TNPEW RITTER. good
p.uman. wiling - Do office work. Ad-
dress EXCEPTIONAL. l52 Gth-avc.
TRAINED KINDERGAETNER desires po-
rfinn ffr GUNNER ont ~ town aS prlrci-
pal or assistant. re rr"nres. Address
IKDEEEf.. luS West 42l at.
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HELP W ASTi.D.

Female
INDOOR oI~rhinfS IA infants war ana
ladies shirt waists. : bANNf.SnEKG
son. l35 Spring -
INTELLIGENT LADY ~sp'- ting - filif
siennsralhs viii ie taught Co. court and
speech reporters officer. viii assist her 20
permanent position upon completion
cham" o. earn something while l"irning
Room -. Void Building
WANT good plain cook hpuSe.Dik lr gru.
'tal. Protestant. rot over - 90 -. two
IN family pc,sd hom~ - riTft person -.
varr- >l2. reference Address Box -
lrNlrg'rn on Hudson.
WANTED competent servant glri 70
a. genera homework IN an apartment
Apply Apartment IS. - floor. ~, West
sGth ~.
WANTED \ middle ag~l woman q, act
as maid f0r an elderly lnd}. must be-
Kind am "'l.gine; duties light answer
with particulars. H.. Bok -. Tribune
OrIce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

HEAD-MASrER academy and wife Will
care for house in city. exchange for rent
until September. l.. g. CLARK. Me
tuchen, y J.
BROOKLYN.
TO Lighthouses an! apartments On the
park slope. call and examine our list.
FUNSTON & MCABE. 743 Union-st.. near
Jth-aVc.. Brooklyn. open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Schulers
Loom. ~? 742 Dautrich's Catamcnial
Sack. 80 $50. i.yie's .rreen Door can
ada). 3>cG Batlc,'s Fl'wc~ Package. 53d.-
oNs EDGAR TATE a COMPANY. 24j
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

,r,SrtD - arrangements M Newport.
~ etc by fashionable dressmaker.
busIness woman. with an assistant, Tor
July. August sepismb'r s sss.a"e sy '0 ma. ~
~ sSsmc H.. ynsuss uSssws once a.sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


A BEAUTIFUL. large and small room;
terms moderate. l3S West llth--t.
BACHELOR QUARTERS. -Dei!shtfuliy
cool. comfort abundant bath accpinin'-
dafion. summer prices - East -'th-st.,
between On and Madison ayes.
CHOICE u furnished rooms 90 l.; in rri-
vate family at summer prices - those
who value refined surroundings. u" hiSt
4ith-st.
FrRNIsIED ROOMS for gentlemen. ri
crenccs. 2244 Bathgate-aVe.. near I'D
LARGE. attractive room: delightful ioca-
tion. pcrrn.n0 NJ or transsnfs. also small
rooms. references required. II T. ."h-s'
no. : hTH-AvE. Large anl small rooms
with breakfast II desired. corner hlns"
private bath.
PRIVATE FAMILY: large and small
rooms. hot. cola water. ga. reference
required. THIBArD - West 3''h-s'.
SECOND FLOOR. alcovc and square
room. gentlemen preferred: references.
priva," family lifh-s'.. Il" N"1'
To LEr-In Carnegie Hal. JUDY. August
and september. Two connecting iiini, N'l
ru1ms. private bath, cafe IN b.'y.ns,
r-ferences given and required. Address
fTi DO. si2
ioTI-sT.. i23 EAST.-Cosily furnished
rooms f1r me or two. bath. Gas. run
Ming water. reasonable priNnt" h"Hs"-
10TH ST. ~ EAST. near l'roalNaV. We
8 ell furnished connecting rooms, iunh,hf
water "a. bath: one nirii n.y. rnli"'i"
FIR fur persons. g p~f week
l2rU- ST. ~ EAST. near 1i-af. Fret
rines comfortable rD'nls. ). O. -. b~iN'
Us. private house.
18Th ST. - ~ WEST Large and small
rooms. ais, hnck pirlors board oi'l'h"''
trsn-lsnfs Accommodated. r"l"f"n'"--
2sp ST a2G WEST 'orpos',e o''r. lson-''
second. story front. thifd story ia -
hnllro. ~. lnrac nom. 81 ana -
4a1E ST. - WEST Private family. t1ch
paiI,r. Other good rooms. summer prices.
location excellent
a7rIf-ST.. ~ WI.sT Hani-oine rooms. "n
sui'- or single. tfsahfas 4 d"rif'''
terms r'as 'nAh''.
:, WEST 18TH - -l~arr" newly fnr-
n,.hed front r.1m AM iiIni Basement.
:9rl and clean. iran-ients
i5s FAST GisT ST S~Oiy furnished
rooms lniss AM small
,7sTII 81 sic FAST near l. "'r"inna
PAX, Family win l~i ~ rooms. "liN
~ without board. reas.nai." prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

II TLEN : 'TTNMNEKMAIT'...I ptl I'lN-
INK through family going 10 Europe tx.
client re;,rrnces. AddreHs EiTLER. ~
Vtst S9'h-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

DRESSMAK Err class dressinaher
,.,-.rpacce. Vent and sth-avs. street and
,at,or' made costumes: perfect hiting 81 30
ner aav Address HEARN. Lac Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

BUTLER or VALET BY Swiss man. 20:
has god rofarences and VIII be well
r.. inm"uded. ". Boz ;. i.2i2 firoadwa!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

COACHMAN.-City or country: good ref
erences; colorcd single: neat appearance.
COACHMAN, 100 West 55th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

BCTLER.-By an Engllshman: thorough:
where ore or more men are kept; irsi-
cinas references. Just disencag-d. age -;
height. feet II inches. \. H.. Box rs,
2i2 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

'VOI1. TFtFtLl 'AI1E IDII.
Choice seashore cottage 4 rooms. fuilv
furnished. Wychmere CHarwichport. Mas.
fine bathing; circular. c., 23t CIintOn-st.,
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Al PATENTS FOR SALE -Eahc1cks
Hair clipping Machine. $50. G2s. Halpin's
Car Coupler 800 800. Robinson's Holiback
ror Vehicle Shafts. ,3G. e.,a EDGAR TATE
4 COMPANY. 80 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

COACUMAN. BY a firrt class man. who
thoroughly understands his business IN
ell It's branches. with ii years mfSt,ci a..
ticy references. Address ". J. ~. LEA
0roadvx1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

lsi'TLIR -COOk.-i;y French couple: man
49, batter or valet. wife "a cook. privai"
family. best city references: no objection
10 country. =. LUCK. lOl East sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

COACHMAN.-By frst-class man. thor
oughy understands the care OF carriages.
horses and harness; seven years best city
reference from last employer who can be
seen. GARVEY 225 East 1lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

BUTLER and NALET.-ln private family:
host city references. city or country.
Oil Cor . laNs. SO Mesi ilsi-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

BUTTERFLY careful conscientious. in
teIllgent. polite and experienced butler
who Is also willing 20 work hard: the
above -mentioned adjectives will be fully
lived up TO for a good salary; highest ref
erences. FREDEKICKS, Ely Institute.
Riverside Drive Njth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

Al PATENTS FOR SALE -Joyner's Fold
ing Anchor. j3i 40. Mcrridcw's PUBL"
Pcricr's Drive Well-Pump. Cooks Page In
Tex. 900. 05y. Olsson's Car Fender. EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. 20 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

FLOORS AND HALF FLOORS TO LET.
WITH POWER. DAY AND NIGHT.
in the
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING
FIREpROOf).
Size. 3Ox@0i: windows on four sides .
fronting Brooklyn Bridge William and
koeo SITS.
rutland g. WHITING ) lIcekman-st.
PART OF STORE suitable for Offices or
any mercantile business low rent and
good location. GO Grand-st.. near Gth-ave. :.
elevated station. ground floor.
l73 PEAEL-ST.. near P.nc-st-Store with
concerted cellar PLASS. 2,4 Broad
way.
- BARCLAY ST. Elegant corner store.
basement and cellar. FLASS 23i Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


Female.
AT ST. BARTHoIOMEW'S EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU. 800 East t2d,s'.. ser.
wants furnished for> private ftmilies. ealso
mercantile and professional help: summer
hotels supplied: gardeners ann farm hands
for the country: great carS In investigat-
ing refersnceA
A REFINED young lady desires to walt
On and be COMPANION to Invalid or elderly
lady during the summer: horle the main
object, 10 no remuneration II required.
Address X. Y. z. BOX 23. Tribune Ofiice.
COMPANION Young lady would like q
position as useful companion to lady. as
sist with children or as travelling COM
panion: terms moderate. Address CON-
PANION, Milford. Conn.
COMPANION BY a young French lady
with q family going TO Europe. as COM
panion o. nurse. +. L.. 1.271 Broadway.
COOK.--By young woman; has 1rut-e1ass
ats rsfersncsG Je5 3d-svA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02

sEANSTREeS.-You gin a. seasnstfesos
understaads drsCanaking: willing 70 -,
sist; rsssreneso. 277 WIS. aetA a.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
LAWYERS HAD FULL SWAY
They Argue for Instructions in
Street Extension Case.
Prayers Presented and Justice Cox
VIII Consider Them and Render
u Decision Later.

The attorneys had Possession in Justice
Cox's court yesterday, and argument was
made on the prayers for instructions in
the street extension Proceedings.
The government was represented by
Messrs. Thomas, Armes, worthington, and
Duvall; the respondents by Messrs W. L.
Cole, Nathanal Wilson, Gen. Blrney, and
anumber of others.
MIR. Worthington, as spokesman for his
side, said the government would be salts
fled with the adoption in this case of the
same rule that prevailed in the Rock Greek
park proceedings. He argued briefly liz that
line, showing the operations of similar
statutes In other cities, and said that il was
the rule everywhere except in Pennsylvania
that any street in Il city may be extended
and improved at the expense of the abutting
property. In the District it had been deem
ed proper to divide the expense
The attorneys for respondents insisted
that the government counsel be required
to write out their instructions for con-
sideration of the court and the information
OF the opposing counsel, but this was not
done.
The respondents asked, among other
instructions, that in determining the awards
the jury should be directed 10 find q fair
market value, considering the most yalua bic
uses to which 1t could be put, and that such
DANA ges might be awarded as might result
to the residue of a lot after the extension
is perfected. Substantially the same in
structions were asked as TO Improvements.
Justice Cox intimated that he might In
struct to find the benefits, and reserved
his decision as TO sets-off.
The court took the matters all under ad-
visement and viii render his decision at the
proper time.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
at special ba7ces.

/ twisted her face around like this" The
old lady made spiteful grimace. 'I
came away. haven't seen the baby for
above four months"
What kin are you to herr" asked Mr..
Wilson.
''Sbure an wasn't it her own mother
that left her to me in her wiIl?'
She admitted that if she got her ont she
would set her to work if she could find .
good place.
Mr.. Wilson told her she probably couldn's
get the child out, but he would give her 4
letter to Sister Agnes. which would So
cure permission to see her.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
END eavor Henduuarters.

The Ebbitt has been selected as head.
quarters during the Christian Endeavor
meeting to be held in this city In July
next. It was headquarters during the
meeting Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, ecumenical conference, Presby.
terIan general assembly, Baptist Young
Peoples Union, Southern Baptist Associa.
tion and the Unitarian conference.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
ORDER TO STOP A SALE.
Assignee of Heiskell & Co. Claims
Property Offered at Auction.

James E. Padgett applied yesterday to
Chief Justice Bingham for a restraining
order. which was granted, 10 prevent the
execution Of an order of sale S..irected
against the effects of p e,er H. Heiskell,
!r., Co. 1t ). Charged that the defend
ant Maf-aai Wilson, seized under his writ
eeE.saln property that bad been assigned
70 him, as assignee. under deed of as
The morning times., 1895-12-15
CATHERINE FRAwLEY's WARD.
Old Lady Asks the Humane Agent TO
Recover q Child.

Catherine Frawley, an old lady from
the Emerald Isle, called on Humane Agent
Wilson yesterday to get to see her twelve
year-old ward, Marian Fraser, who, she
says, is lost from her in some one of the
charitable institutions about the city. Cath
crime is near the three score and ten limit
''Shure, the world is full OF lars" she
said, as she ratified off her story to Mr..
Wilson. II went to the Sisters at st. Vim
cents, aud they said she wasn't there.
They let me see her two times when i
went there, and then one time they
wouldn't, but told me TO come Sunday.
And when 1 went Sunday they said she
wasn't there any more.
"An' the sister put on airs about 1t and
The morning times., 1895-12-15
UPON PLEA OF GUILT.
Justice Cole Sentences Five Prisoner
to Albany Penitentfary.

to Albany Penitenttary.
Five persons recently indicted for va
rious offenses were yesterday arraigned
In Justice Coles court, and upon pleas of
guilty. were sentenced, respectively, as
follows:
James Ross, for housebrea king; sentence,
two years at Albany. John Burkley, house
breaking; two years at Albany. Robert
Handson, alias Hanson, petit larceny, Sec
ond offense; three years at Albany. Bessie
Gray, petit larceny, second offense; three
years at Albany. Arthur Beddows, alias
Eddie A. McDuffie, one year and day at
Albany.
Pleas Of not guilty were entered as fol.
lows: Frank Taylor, assault with intent
to kill: Rosa Moody. alias Emily Miles:
Frank Norris. Edward Howard and Sadie
Howard, housebreaking, each.
Bonds In the sum OF $500 each were FUR
nished in the oleomargarine cases. as fol.
lows: Thomas H. Pickford. with David N.
Lea as surety; F. W. Enrich. with Clayton
n. Enrich az surety; Clayton n. Enrich,
The morning times., 1895-12-15
LACK FOOD AND FUEL.
Destitute Family Which Deserves the
Aid of Charity.

A case of misery and destitution is re-
ported from a dwelling at the corner OF
Ninth and II streets southwest, and The
Times has been asked to call public atten-
ton to 1t.
Mrs. Ball and five children reside there.
q worthy but unfortunate family, almost
entirely bereft OF proper clothing and suf-
fering for the want OF fuel and food.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
With Frederick W. Enrich as surety. These
are the last three of The parties indicted
under that law.
Aro,,h,.bop Gross to Preach,

AECuDiSAoP ~ SSS ~ = AShSA"
Most Rev. W. II. Gross, arch bishop OF
Portland, Greg, has arrived in the city
and Is the guest of Rev. James F. Mackin,
pastor of st. Pauls Church. His brother,
Rev. n. L. Gross Is one of the assistant
rectors of st. Paurs. The archbishop will
preach at st. Paurs at the II o'clock mass
this morning. Special music will be rem
dered by the choir, directed by Nine. Esputa
DAILY, who Will sing at the offertory..
The morning times., 1895-12-15
Seaboard Air Line Takes the Lead.
Others Follow.

The seaboard Air Line, alive. to the ne
cessities of the travelling public. VIII pla ce
on sale. beginning the 18th, round trip tick
ets to Atlanta at $6.75. Tickets will be
sold to the 25th inclusive, good 10 return
in five days.
Call at ticket office P. r. R. Co. for tickets
and reservation in sleeping cars, or to r. A.
parke, General Agent, COL Penn. ave.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
Frank Gales Mt Liberty.

Frank Gales attorneys, Jepper and Dc
graffenrcid, have at last succeeded In
getting him out OF jail on his record foi
good behavior while serving sentence. The
application under the poor convict plea
was renewed yesterda y and he ewasreleased
The morning times., 1895-12-15

signme mt, and was taken under other
proceedings determined before Justice OF
the Peace ONeal. Charles g. DuncapsOn,
as auctioneer, is included as q defendant
The rule is returnable December 21, 1895.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
Popular Train TO Philadelphia and
New York via Pennsy lvania
t1roo

Leaving Washington daily at 10 q. m.
The train is composed of vestlbuled stand
ard day coaches, parlur cars, parlor smoker
and dining car, No extra fare. de14-2t
The morning times., 1895-12-15
banokercbiefs
at special prizes.

CHIEFS. The 1Oc. Kind. At.-....-.. Z2O
GENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, col IN.
ored border, worth l5c. At......-...... IUG
LADIES FINE EMBROIDERED HAND tar.
KERCHiEFS. The 1Sc. quality. At. Z2G
LADIES SILK INITIALED HANDKER- ta1.
CHIEFS. The 25c. quality. At"...... Z2G
GENTS LINEN INITIALED HANDKER- taI.
CHIEFS worth 19c. At................ Z2G
Or Toe. box for g.
LADIES LINEN INITiALED HANDKER- mi.
CHIEFS, worth 1Sc. At.-............... k2G
Or 5oc. Il box for 4.
GENTS SILK INITIALED HANDKER- 20.
CHIEFS. worth 75c. At.......-......... 40G
Or 81 SO box for 8.
GENTS LINEN INITIALED HANDKER- nr.
CHIEFS, worth 35c- At.--.............. kJG
Or S1-4S box for 6.
GENTS LINEN INITIALED HANDKER- IL.
CHIEFS, worth 69c. At................. zoe
Or S2.7o a box for o.
LAntEs' PLAIN LINEN HANDKER- tr.
CHIEFS. 25e..luality. At. 0G
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-29
&CANDINANIAN ETHODISTS.
The Conference Closes Its Labors-The
Church Has shown Rapid Growth.

The Conference Closes Its Labors-The
Church Has shown Rapid Growth.
The district conference of the Scandl-
navian NJ. +. church. comprising the dis
trict Of Montana, has finished it's iabors
and adjourned Monday forenoon. On
Sunday services were held in the church
both forenoon and evening. The morn
ing service commenced at ii "A. H., Rev.
?. n. Melby of Butte preaching to Il
large audience froms2 Corinthians, 9Th
chapter and 18th verse. In the evening
a love feast was held, Rev. G. n. Hauge,
the presiding elder of the district, preach
ing to a crowded church from | These.,
chapter /, verses 7 and s. After the
preaching four persons joined the church
on probation.
The fourth days session of the confer
ence opened yesterday morning with q
bible reading given by Rev. O. Arveson
of Milwaukee. A season OF prayer FOL.
lowed and several topics were discussed
by the conference, which was closed by
an address from the presiding elder, in
which he took occasion to thank the
good people of Great Falls for their gen
crosby and the interest they had showr
in the conference.
After adjournment the conference Wis
tied the dam, the Giant spring, itainbov
falls aud other places of interest abon
the city, and were much pleased VIII
what they saw.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-29

Levi Burd met with quite a serious &C.
cident on Tuesday. When beyond Du
puyer Oh his way home from Choteau,
his horse stumbled and fell, catching his
foot in the stirrup, falling upon Lewis
leg, fr~acturing one bone at the ankle
joint. The accident occurred on a bye
road and it was but the merest chance
that he was discovered and brought into
Dupuyer. Wednesday evening he came
in to Choteau on the coach and is now
at Mr., Hamilton's, where DIR. Wameley
is attending him.-Cnoteau Montanian