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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28
JUST RECEIVED (!

CAR LOAD POTATOES. which we are
Offering low to the trade; also come NON
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Very low prices.
THE L. &. BROOhS co
Ill, Il3 High Street.
Pnrtamnnth Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28
Young Ladies', Delight,

What is the young ladies' de-
light? Step in Charles Ii. Welton
a Cos. 332 and 334 High street, and
discover. We have beautiful Sc
lection in fancy Tam O'Shanters in
ell styles and prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28

w ANTED-A few good business men
Nv to sell regular Life Insurance in
ehls sect Oh. for one of the afest and
81 Old Line tompanes. Good con-
a:acts TO the right men. Address nt
once, INSURANCE, Box 8, ltsmouth,
IA. feyS.tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28
w. C. NJ a S n,

EiGhty-fve commodious and we'll fur
glshed looms. iarlors. Private Ladies'
entrance. and every convenience.
Emcient cRt-rer and chef recently en-.
gagged. Table uneIcelled
hAIES-:2 and ~ 81 pr day; $50 and
upwards per month. Excellent hotel for
enmilles
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28
PORTSMOUTH ADVERTISEMENT

House for Sale in Park Vieu,
wv hATTON, COR. HOLIDAY STREET.
= LOT '"xll3 house tas seven rooms and
o'.n f. u.s. also able; one OF tho most
hNehient nd best loo ted houses in
she ty. Apply Oh tho premisss or l..
y. ioUNG, LOT High street. fo2S-3t
A TTENrlON, MEMBERS OF FARRA-
GUT POST. G. A. r. Ths m,mbors
er fAKR GUT posi-. G. A r., are re-
Quested TO meet at their headquarters
WIS Thursday AFTERNOON. at 9
CLOCK for the purpose OF paving the
cast tribute TO our deceased brother.
NON 90 MINOR. Harman Newell Post.
OF this cit. AM Warden Post. of Nor
toik, a.e request to unite with u.s.
JOHN W. WOODMAN,
Past Commander
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28

3NOR SALE-THE BUILDING AND
u outhouses on the southeast corner
Of South and bingham streets. known
es the John Gordon Property. the build
BUG to be removed by tho purchaser
apply to GEO. Ii. BALLANCE. GA
Ccunty street. fe2C-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28
Special For TODAY.

Three pound packages of Prepared
Snck wheat. II or package.
canned Corn and Tomatoes mixed, sc
ger CAN.
iine Head Rice, &c per pound; or four
Good Ginger Snaps, &c per pound.
G. W. HUDG1NS l. CO.,
SO2 Crawford street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28
u. q. Long s. Son

D.. q. Long 81 son,
2l9 High street. under Pythian Cas-.
tie, are showing a splendid line of
mems shoes from 81 to SIS. Call and
500 them. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28
and SCr0fuIa

Ladies' whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood IL In AN impure condi-
tlon. due to menstrual Irregularities.
are peculiarly bencilted by the won
derful touic and blOoli cloRnHing prop
critics Of 4. 2. p. Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28
BUSIHJE TESS PUBLICITY

Is the chief element of in business vet is to.
tally neglected by nearly every Business College No
known how prepare and arrange attractive adver.
Using matter, and above all to select
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28

9'OR RENT.-STOKE NO 725 COUNTY
4 street. 20x5C feet. Good location
sor any kind OF business. Apply on
premises. 5. l. LONG. tej-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-28

4 OST OR SToLEN-ON or ABOUT
= the LIST, boat; has on stern d vel
Cow diamond. black rail, srcen buoy top:
has Ivy. L. o. ,tampsd on stern ost.
Steward On be got by applying to owner
te27-tt JAS. S. OWENS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
KrRsHNER FOUND GUILTY.
MS SENTENCE POSTPONED UNTIL sECRETAK


,,,s SENTENCE POSTPONED UNTIL SECRETARY
HERBERT REVIEWS THE CASE
Dasb,ng;on June 1.-THE sentence Of dismissal
.o,rd h, naval court martial against Medical In
,o,,or Edward Kershnor has been announced at
49, Navy Department. but Secretary Herbert has
,,bheId his Endorsement until the accused officers
counsel can be heard in his defence The charges
AGAINST DR. Kershner who was fleet surgeon OF me
North Atlantic Squadron. were preferred by Ad-
,oiral Meade The first declared that he had vio-
,s.ed naval regulations in forwarding privately 10
,he officers copies Of official documents which sub
ssouently appeared In print. The second charge
was that Of scandalous conduct. 10 the destruction
of good morals its specification reciting that his
sworn testimony before a court Of inquiry invcsugat-
ing the Arst charge was false and intended TO de-
celve This was the first time in the history Of
the service that an officer had ever been accused
o. perjury. and II caused sensation. The court
sat five days beginning May -. al the NeW-i DIX
Navy Yard and its record has been under conslu-
Grafton at the Navy DEPARTMENT since May ~
Two weeks ago Or kershner and his counsei.
Messrs. Choate and Hinsdale. OF New-fork; were
ANYTHING they had TO say would be heard They
have taken ADVANTAGE OF this PERMISSION. ana sec
rotary Herbert has appointed next Thursday morn
ing for the hearing az his Office
Ii is stated at the Department that the court mar
tial was prevented by the regulations from taking
into account the strongest points Of Kershners de-
fence that the Court was barred from considering
the constitutionay Of tho regulations or the ami
mus which led 10 the charges There is strong
impress that the President will not approve the
the case will be carried to the United States su-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
one AGENT FOR TWO COMPANIES

II was SAID in Wall Street yesterday that the
Executive Committee Of the Tennessee Coal anu
Iron Company had approved ~ arrangement
whereby the Sloss Iron and steel Company and the
Tennessee coal and Iron Company "ou'n nave
one selling agent for their product thcr'py SAVING
considerable expense and avoiding competition
There was a rumor that a meeting OF the d.
reciors OF the Tennessee Coal and Iron company
would be called soon. and mat August Belmont
and Samuel Spencer would be elected directors
Al Mr. Reimont's onic il sad that trere ""s
rn ruth in this ruuOr Ear IL related 10 hiin
Mr. Spencer is out % town. and is not eNpec'ei
back until tomorrow. . , ,....-..
and the Sloss Iron and steel Company nave an
nounced advance Of - cents a ton III the P'i1e
~ Southern pig Iron. This makes the total al
vance since April to s. : ton TIE sloss Som-
many has sold It's output for the next ninety days,
and the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company IS
sold ahead for four months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
Evil WORK or IxCENDIARIES

Greenvllle Ohio. June 17-Fire started at 1870
last night in the rear OF Mozart's store. The
flames quickly spread to adjoining buildings. and
soon the heart OF the business centre was ablaze.
The wholesale store OF Westerheld Brothers is in
ruins. is also steam laundry. The Daily
Tribune" and Courier" of1ces, the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Dr. Matchet's Office. the
large livery stable OF H. F.. Davis and the
home OF Mrs. William Sullivan. The fire
was the work OF ncendiaries, and IN the excite
ment thieves looted the town. Two Intellectual at
tempts made to set fire to buildings In DIFF
ferent parts Of the city Two persons in
jured They are Charles Dalrymple. Of Mo-
the city Fire Department The latter's injuries are
on the head and OF a serious nature. The es-
t!n1ated loss will reach S225O0; insurance. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

CIT IN FREIGHT RATES TO CHICAGO.
Following the Gu, in fre!sh; rates hy the 'hesa-
reakr ard Ohio Railroad Company. announced III
sundays Tribune, the Oedensburg Transportation
Company yesterday made cut in lake ana ran
freight rates 10 Chicago TO - cents for nrsiclass
freight, and 10 % cents for ,hird-class-in eaoh
case cents below the cut prices OF the mesa
peake and Ohio The companys all-rail rate re-
mains unchanged at g cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
COLONEL HAHN RETURNS FROM p

COLONEL HAN
F. X Hahn president and general manager Of
the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company was at
his Office No. II Broadway. yesterday having re-
turned from the trip to Pittsburg. which he made
with Frank J. Gould to examine the electrical sys-
TEN proposed by the Westinghouse Company FOR
use on the elevated roads OF this city.
Russell Sage made this statement In regard to
Colonel Hams trip:
Colonel Hahn has talked the result OF his
Pltsburg trip with the directors Of the road There
is nothing 10 be made public. He is going TO Chi
cago TO examine the electric system in there:
Certainly nothing will be done in the matter until
after his return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
no ARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE reo. rooms with board. To- pri-
tafc family reduced rates. house ncwly
decorated all r".f~ricnc~s. 3ja West
.N'h-St
NEATLY FURNISHED. pleasant cool
front rooms. Win board a-slfalie lpct-
ton. nrag park. substantial table. S. and
So person table rsari 81 and 81 - a
w~e.. tansirris 10 East spth-st
~ WEST 5iSr-Sr Desirable rooms. IN
suite or s.ariy oath. hari-pmsiy fnr-
n.shcd. board teens reasonable. references
exchanged
s,TII-sT p WEST -IInaasome. furnished
suite ~ rooms IN pArlur ropg. other
rooms. with board. references.
51Tli-ST.. 3l3 WEST.-fiandsom"iy fur
nish-l large and small rooms. with
board also. bach paFi0r. suitable for phv-
slcian
23l EAST i4TH ST Large, cool. hand
a0mely furnished fonrla. superior board.
select private BOARDING house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
COOPER EVIDENTLY WANTS SOMETHING.
HE Is ANOTHER OF THOSE WHO PROVE THE
POSSESSION OF 4 MIND ny CHANGING
IT FREQUENTLY.

IT FREQUENTLY.
Washington. June II (SpeciaD.- George William
Cooper OF Indiana ex-Representatve in congress
and Statesman OF a JOB" has arrived In WASH
ington George William evidently wants something
and hence he has caused an interview with hlns"l
to be published in The Evening star OF to-day
wherein he Is represented "one Of the prominent
Democrats Of Indiana who has stood firmly for
sound money and the policy Of the Administration
while the great frecsiver tidal wave has swept over
the country and who is to-day as firmly welded to
that policy as he when he voted for the repeal
of the sherman law in the last Congress
1T IS really a symbol Of thouGhtfuncss and In
telligence." said Mr.. Cooper TO a star reporter
this afternoon. for man 10 favor sound money
This may sound somewhat egotistical. but believ"
II TO be a fact In Indiana | know hundreds OF
men who have reen free-silver men, but who have
declared themselves for sound money In my nome
meet such men daily. on the other hand. can
not recall one instance in which a man has favored
sound money and has then gone over 10 the rce
coinage OF silver at a ratio OF Is TO without any
restriction to an international agreement
Oh George William Cooper. To think that such
reprcsentations should be made in behalf Of ana
such a declaration made by man who has jumped
the fence 50 often and recently on the silver qu's
ton, II is true that Mr. Cooper voted for the re-
peal OF the Silver Purchase law on November l.
ls9S-a vote which was nexpicabie In his case
as IN that Of many other free-silver Democrats
pany with Bland and other frec-silver Democrats
who could neither b. cajo.cd nor bu..dozei b} me
ADMINISTRATION nor won by official favors. ON
March a.. lss he voted for ne hiana Er.g
November l. lSa3 H. voted for IN" uucondiii1nil
repeal Of the silver Purchase law. on March J. l"f
ne voted fos the socaliel seienoraee oil. ana on
April T. 1924. ne voted 10 pass that most Vicious
measure over President Cicve.ands veto ,Tht i'
NJ Corners silver record. covering period ~ two
wears ana twelve days And b. says 20 ta'- .n'ri-
view that h. would Ike ~ soc Nr Holman returned
10 Congress II II not for MS free sllN"r
IDEAS" and adds that that IS just wha; may br!ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
ATcHIsoN SECURITIES DEPOSITED.

The Joint Executive Reorganization committee or
the Atchison Topeka and santa Fe Railroad Com
many Yesterday announced the following deposits
with the Union Trust Company: Bonds. 4s-sl2l-
300 go leaving sl2s s2o7c7 outstanding bonds. Ids
s46is5oo leaving 37s. $3.50 outstandng bonds. y
& 90 90 leaving Sc1JGJ outstanding; and stocks
-s2 $50 shares leaving 10000 shares outstanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
MILK PRODUCERS IN ARMS AGAIN.
THEY MAKE ANOTHER CHARGE OF DIsCR1MINA-
TON AGAINST THE RAILROADS RUN
MING INTO NETWORK.

THEY MAKE ANOTHER CHARGE OF DlSCiMlNA-
TON AGAINST THE RAILROADS RUN
MING INTO NETWORK.
WASHINGTON June l7.-There will be filed with the
Interstate Commerce Commission tomorrow morn
Ing petition presented by the Milk Producers Pro
,cc.ive Association of NewYork against the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
tAe New-York Ontario and Western Railway Com
pany. the New-York. Lake Erie and Western Railway
Company. the Lehigh Valley Railroad Company. the
New-York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad Com
pany the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company.
the Ncw-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company. the West Shore Railroad Company and
eight other railroads engaged In interstate trans
portaton between points in New-York Pennsylva-
MIA, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. and points in
New-Iersey. praying for an investigation by the
commission OF the alleged unreasonable unjust. dis
eliminating and preferential charges established by
these railroads for the carriage Of cream and mix
between the points In the States first named and
Jersey City. Hoboken Weehawken and New-York
City
The petitioner is voluntary association OF farm
ers mix producers and persons interested In milk
production. having it's principal Office at Chester.
y. Its members and those whom 1t represents
ship during every day OF the year over the var.-
Gus railroads named defendants many carloads
Of cream milk and huttermik from the various
shipping points reached by the milk trains OF these
different railroads. The rates charged according TO
the petition, have been for many years 80 cents a
can for cream and 50 cents can for milk and but
termlk from all shipping points TO Jersey City.
Hoboken. Weehawken and New-York city, except
that the charge from some shipping points In Mas
sachusetts and Connecticut to New-Norh city is -
for cream and % cents for milk and
buterm!lk. The petition alleges that the same rates
charged for all distances. however short or long;
from the terminal points TO the shipping points. and
extending a distance in some instances or over
three hundred miles from the terminals. that the
rates charged are a large percentage OF the value
OF tie milk and carried. purely arbitrary
and all graduated upon distance. or basrf
10 any extent upon the value OF the product. the
cost OF the carriage. upon any special service
rendered. and that other similar classes OF freight.
some OF them requiring "a Ike speca. train ser
vice. and designed for the supply OF like special
market. are Transported even on the milk trains
themselves for a much ess rate. although the
character OF the transportation risk and service
the same.
The farmers represented by the petition have re-
iained Messrs. Evarts. Choate Beaman. and esPe-
ciaIly Joseph H. Choa.e. conduct their The
grievances complained OF are OF long standing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
TERMINAL RAILWAY OF BUFFALO

Albany June 1.-THE Terminal Railway OF
Buffalo incorporated with the Secretary OF
State today to operate a steam road from d
point at or near Blasde to Depew. The capital
is 500 900. and the directors John NJ. Brnker.
Robert w Jones. H. l.. sprasue, Algeron Mckay.
Charles f. Smith, A.; j. Grant. Frank Hammond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18

States. Costa Rica has never waged war with any
Of them. We believe in the DEMENT'S OF peace ana
aspire TO maintain IL honoraby. as we nave up 10
date with All the world There is reason for
changing that wise policy. the only question
pending is the physical demarcaton OF Doundarles
with Nicaragua. which Costa Rica has amicably
brought about. pursuant to the boundary treaty OF
1873. which determines them. and 10 the award OF
President Cleveland That is ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED To rent. during luiy and Al
gust. mall Furnished c.f'Ase 10 me
country within on" hour ~ Nev-Nork & ~.
rent NJ o. sAHesl 50 per month Al
df'aT WITH fl particulars. COMM ] LIi,
IfI.lna Dl'lce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
WORK WANTED.

<,.,
A GrNTrr,rA~ = - ,.ars' business ex-
r.-Ien,- ,.. i.rr % Washington. D.. &C..
Wishes 4.f 80 resident Lssrf Tor d %'A
York grocer, f.lse. 90 f.r erile.s' sit. .ai-
tr. .if Il" HAi'' ol- hS'''
= 10. f.'N' ]"
s SWEDISH BOY It. wishes sifll-l Il
Ir .I.p. eI tH4,r.r JOHN NphD-
STN'M -ll Mes. 'ltr--'.
Az ELDERLY MAS r.'s Employment
- n f.-.is wnrs.. faf. facfor, refer
enc. ef,.r AlIr.-s g, DlRELL. 55S
nr. incest
>.rtr-,f.D ll-..fs-.. vth Ing cN-
',.. .f ...n rf. Ie..r.. Oh. obtain rho
81 .r.r 20 mlnfssr % secretary ~ 'lun
Ir .D. United ~.ltrsf l.sAt-' references
address it q s. Tribune oflce.
4 ui sl$t,-- MAJ OF ENERGY NM expert.
rn HHn's -iN'n 'i -Dt' ! cor -
reht estate. tfs' refer" ~ u re-
slire4 A. ".N =. lii'"'' ''''''.
uOOKs o ~r.'" 80. fr-. '''s hy cay
suv f..f N.I.. .H'.f .r''i '
curai- At fguies. s. GOV, 'ini .f'i N'..s
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n.~ - East litl-st
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80 +...4 - i..r4 .tesS and Vienna
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oai ,irnm..n' ms"s lo., ,'"''"s ''n'''"
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CLERK Strong young man wishes posi-
ton as shipping clerk. ar at any Kind 70,
~'iH n ~ 80 >e'Ite,,r 'o Nh, " "''
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CANNASSEE Position a chnNassrr tor
reliable house have had II Yea 5 eA?eri-
ell. ~''N GA" rp l'y u.s. 81 I',ingston-s,
I.',i,n
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' ,r."rno"a mi 1vcnine rush. peaks Eng
u.h and German. Address JOSEPH. care
A~.,hrlu 81 Fillmore plac. Rroaklsn
---z- ---7-; ., -,o.s firm. GOOD
basti'r ~ care private teams. nrst-c,ass
r.fcrenre GEORGE II HAMPTON.
sh,.n.hcat nnV l.
7,.-,.,.,, - ,.,,-i.-rs,.,1s
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Ok, West 3tsts
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WORTH 400 Fast 53i- ST
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fA'loNh ~ FElNiN rNi'' az -
man II open Tor POSITION can "unri' s''"
successfully ana reduce COST ~ pl"fu. "'"'
good record. ,GI Marcy ave, Brooklyn.
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w, i'"' - ~ ns'''' 49,, 1rr,.,ts a.
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experience hes, reference. Address NJ
V. Box u. Tribune Once.
11,,,r,., .,,.t1- ,rh,,.,,,.b,,. .x,.ri.r,sd.
ny ~ l.'i'N u, Ne, - ana other
urs' leirI' noes I'm an" , t,p'
hotels r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
REPRESENTATIVES, PLANS ACCEPTED.

Messrs Thomas and Ryan have been Officially
Informed that the Southwestern Railroad Company
has accepted the terms offered In the plan ior thc
denomination OF the Central Railroad and Bank
ing Company OF Georgia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18

RAILROAD TERMINALS AT CHARLESTON
The South Carolina and Georgia Railroad con"
many has acquired extensive and valuable terfhih"
facilities at Charleston. II has obtained from tha'
city the necessary local legislation and from prop
eriv-owners the right Of way that VIII enable II 10
extend its line TO the property mentioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
UNFIRNISHED APARTMENTS

WEST 2iST-ST. In the select apartment
house The Delaware" several defirable
room nats AT reasonable rent. handy 70
business. reference required. Apply JAM
TOR 2,3 West 2ist-s'. 1OS. VI. ADRIAN.
~ f,raul-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN
Save tine and capense ~ was'efui iii.
CATION Write ua IA plain statement or
YOUR sasc with nil the fac's and gct
clear lc,uil opinion IN writing. We have
The largest law library IN this country Al
m. disposal % our Advisory Boari. We
take no lawsuits. Fee. 81 Send Tor our
n sp-ctus Communications strictly con-
.ter,lal Judge NtrUoPE LYNN.
pres. HENRY ". rNGER. Treas. 25'
broadway. y. Y. city.
ADVICE FREE-Al lawsuits damages.
accidents. divorces. separations. estates
settled collections. legal papers GiaMn.
will, MORTGAGES deeds assignments. ED
WARD BUTCHER. ls1 Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

To LET oD3 I'D ST. ,l1se 10 Prospect
PARK entrance Three ana half miles
g. ,lty Hall. New T.fk. new. II noon.
re- NY decorated. $50 per month. y. BOX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18

PASTRY COOK and ICE CREAM MA
KER. Young man: German and Eng
iish: wishes a position. 607 West i2d-st..
car Of Mr.. M-.----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


A.-FoR sALE.-Famly going away viii
sacrifice contents Of their private stable.
comprising
A Grand Pair well-ma;ched Carriage
Horses. 1913 hands. COLBY built,
Combination Saddle and Harness Cob.
1872 hands.
Family horse used for depot purp 'ses.
Very Speedy Road Horse mo record; can
trot in 2.3O.
These horses are very stylish. fearless
elevated roads. locomotives. steam and all
obstacles: are perfectly sound
Also. elegant Brougham. Game Cart,
Canopy Top Cu'under Family Surrey (seats
gers: Dog Cart. Top Siebar Buggy. Run
about Wagon. Hike Sulky. built by Brew
ster. Stivers and foreign makers, are IN
excellent order.
Single and double silver and brass coach.
surrey. cart and buggy harnesses. ladies
and gen.lemen's English saddle and bride:
imported robes. blankets. whips VIII be
sold Al one-third their value to quick pur
chasers.
OWNERS STABLE.
% EAST 3isT-sT. ne,r Madlson-ave.
A.-NrsT BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY to
pay advances and storage, the following
property; one loop front phaefon a very
stylish carriage. also doctors phaeion.
both new. no offers refused one second
hand Stivers runabout. in perfec; order.
and gold-mounted double harness. RYAN.
Colorado stables 225227 West 5Sth-st
FOR SALE.-Ponies that are L. l. bred
aad broken for children and ladies'. Ad-
dress DR.. y. c. JACKSON. p. q. BOX 16f.
Jamaica. l.. /.
FOR SALE.-Ten stock ponies ot Shet-
land. Welsh and hackney breeds Ad-
dress Or. o. g. JACKSON. p. o. Box 1Cl.
JamaIca. J.. l.. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-18
NO BOYs DRowYhD ar AOKwILK.

Norwaik Conn. June r.-Joseph Guarneri. son
NJ Mrs Rosa Guarnieri. and Howard Johnson son
Of Lewis Is. Johnson. both OF NoTwalk. went In
bathing on the Norwaik freighthousa dock last
evening and were drowned.