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h1tumOnt AIR lIlne.)
Schedule in effect November 3, 1895.

Schedule in effect November g. 1895
AL trains arrive and leave ut Pennsylvania
500 -Daily-Local for DInvillc Connects at
at Lynchburr with the Norfolk and western daily
and with e. Il U. daily for Natural Bridge and
Clifton Forge.
ll:15 A.M.-Dlily-The UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers New York
Sleeper New York 10 New Orleans via Mont
Sleeper for Birmingham, Memphis ard ST. Louis.
4;3l P.M.-Local for strashurs, daily, except
4:s0 P.M.-Daily-"Ex Flyer Pullman
Sleeper New York nnd Washington to Atlanta.
vestibuled Day Coaches Washington to atlanta.
io:ts PM:-Daiily1 WAsIiINGISS AND SOUTH:
Pullman vestibuled seepers, Dining Cars and Day
Coaches, New York to Atlanta. Pullman sIsepers
New York to Memphis via birmingham, New York
to New Orleans via Atlanta and MONTGOMERY, and
Jackson lille. vestiEued Day Coach New York to
Atlanta Dining Car from Greensboro to Mont
STRAINS BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ROUND
HILL leave Washington 90l AN. daily AMI 4:45
days only. for Round Hill; 1852 PM, daily except
sunday. for Lees9urs and 6:25 PM, daily, f Ss
An. daily, except sunday, from Hernlon and 1874
AM daily, except Sunday, from l.eesburg
Through trains from the south arrive at washing e
ton 60 AM 1145 An AN; 2:2o az PM and al. 1ito
except Sunday, and $40 AN. daily from Char
lottesville.
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished offices, 81 and 1900 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and at Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Sta
ton.
W. H. GREEN, General Superintendent.
J. VI. CULP, Traffic Manager.
W. A. TURK. Genera, Passenger Agent.
po21 l.. s. BROWN, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule in effect November II, 1885.
Trains leave daily from Union Station B. and
PD 9th and SITS.
Through the graHdcst scenery in America with
the hanlsomest and most complete solid train serv-
Ice from Washington.
2:25 PM. DNLY.-''Cin cinnati and st: Louis
Special'-Solid Vestihuled Newly Equipped, Elec-
tric lighted Steani-heated Train. Puliman's finest
sleeping Washington to Cincinnati Indianapolis
and st. Louis daily. Dining Car from Washington.
Arrive Cincinnati. 500 am. indianapolis, II 80
am; Chicago $50 pm; st. Louis, 6:45 pm: !;
Lexington, I:10 am; Louisville, ii 80 am. tvia
Cincinnati.
II 10 PM. DAILY.-The famous IF. F. V. Lin
tied" A solid Vestibuled train, with Dining Car
and Pullman SIecpers for Cincinnati Lexington and
Louisville without change. Pullman Sleeper Wash
in2ton to Virginia Hot Springs. without change.
Wedne sdays and Saturdays. arrive Cincinnati, 800
pm; Lexington, 500 PM: Louisville $40 PM;
Indianapolis, II :O5 pm; Chicago, $50 am; st.
meets In Union Depot for all points.
1857 AM, EXCEPT SUNDAY. For Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk. Only rail line.
2:25 PM. DAILi.-Eypress for Gorlonsvie,
Charlottesville, W6yEesborO' StaTnton and prin-
cipal Virginia points, daily; for Richmond, daily,
except Sunday
fees 513 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue.
II. W. FULLER,
nOlS General Passenger Agent.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-WIII. EXCHANGE 3 UNIV
numbered lots, centrally located; beautiful build
ing sites, TO- equity in or more incumbered
houses. Apply W. w. METCALF, 1881 f st.
delS-2t
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MANICURE

MANICURE
MADAME LIE FENRE. BEAUTY PARLORS.
Manicuring, shampooins massage and steaming
Of face by frstclass artists. 111D st. NV,
Rooms 20 and %, Washington, DC. se4-4m"
MADAME PAYN, HIGH-CLASS
MANICURE AND CHIROPODIST
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 7O3 18th st. NV,
Sundays, am. to pm. no16-4d
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OUT OF WASHINGTON

MAPLEwooD INSTITUTE, GoNCDRDvnLE, Pa
Sl9S per year. A successful school; one of the
lest to infusc with energy and wake up boys to
the duties of life. Boys under Is years, SlT7
]. SHOlTLIDGE Ynlrl. An. Prin. d1I-3meo
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HOTELS.

IT The NATIONAL HOTEL: $50 ROOMS: SIX
ms stGirways to ground floor, fire escapes on
all sides; modern improvements; strictly first
class in all its appointments. Special rates to
families or members of Congress spending the
winter in Washington.
del9-3m Crosby RITRTONI & CO. Props
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The RALEIGH

HE RALEIGH,
Cor. Penna. ave. and 10Th st.
EUROPEAN TLAE. ABSOLUTELY F1ItEPROOF.
An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and ladies.
Also a luxurious cafe for gentlemen. Private
dining roons and banllrt halls. Prompt service,
frst-class cuisine. Special attention given
to parties after the theater
de2-1m,10 T. ]. TALLY. Manager.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

DAVID c. BANGS,
Elocution and Dramatic Art; deep breathing sx-
preston, naturalness. Studio, 1929 10th ST. NV.
after pm. Send for circular! oc19-Sm
MR. FRANK GEBEsT, LATE OF BERLIN, THE
Church, has opcLed a studio at 9s4 F st. NV, for
instruction in piano, organ and theory. Best test-
monials and most thorough instruction. d1Stoja11'
WANTED-VOCAL AND PIANO PUPILS. sPE-
cialty of beginners. Weak voices made strong
and brilliant. Low TERMS also SINGERS for
AMATEUR OPERA. GEO. W. LAWRENCE, 934 +.
no2O-3Ots
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Okeuev School for Girls.
Education for Real Life.

1853 Madison ST., Dupont Circle. Private pupils,
both sexes; evenings, Miss E. v. HETH, A. NJ.
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G. J. BECKER, PROFESSIONAL PIANO TUNER;
6ne work: satisfaction given; terms moderate.
sos 18th st. NV. no130
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oLNEY SCHOOL. FOR GRLS-lS27 ST.
Special advantages for study OF modern Ian
euages, music and art; daily exercise in calls
thencs drawing, Latin and French or German
Included In the regula- course.
au24-if MISS VIRGINIA MASON DORSEY. Prin
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FOR SALE
Columbia Heights-The best bargains on the
Heights-New houses handscma we'll built and
complete In all respects. Will be sold cheap for
cash easy terms.
JOHN SHERMAN,
no6-tf Real Estate COS 18th st.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Am Upright Piano
ait So per month.

We will sell you STERLING PIANO. used but
two months. finished in San Domingo mahogany,
possessing fine tone, and practice pedal or felt
stop for $215, at So per month. Regular price,
$3.50.
One OPERA PIANO. finished in walnut, $265:
So cash and IS per month"; worth $3.50 1t will
he well for you to examine this Piano before pur-
chasing.
We respectfully call the attention of our
friends and the music loving public in general to
the fact that certain parties manufacturing,
and have placed upon the market, a cheap piano,
bearing a name similar to that of SOHMER
with slight difference in spellingl that the pur-
chaser may be led to believe that he is purchas-
Ing genuine ''SOHMER PIANO."
We deem 1t duty to those who have been
favoraby impressed with the fine quality and
high reputation of the ..SOHMER PIANO" to
warn them against the possibility of imposition
by uuScrupulOuS dealers or agents.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO., LID"
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
From 18th st. Ferry Wharf
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7
am. Mondays for river landings to st. Clements
Bay, Bretons Bay and Ncmini Creek: returning
arrives Tuesday afternoon. Wednesdays for river
landings to Breton's Bay and Nomini Creek; thence
to Piney Point. st. Georges, Smiths Creek Coan
and Yeocomico rivers; returning leaves Nomint
Creek Thursday afternoon for river landings arriv-
ing Friday morning Saturdays for river landings
TO NoIuini Creek and St. Clements Bay; returning
arrives Sunday afternoon In effect Nov 1, 1885
See schedule. c. W. RIDLEY Cen Nan
no1-tt
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FOR SALEEHOUSES.

FOR SALE-PRETTY 2-STORY AND CELLAR
bay-window brick residence. st. near 10th
NV; four rooms each floor; nicely papered;
good lot; bargain at $1,000; easy terms. JNO.
+. WAGGAMAN, NV cor. 18th and G SITS.
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UNDERTAKES

&C. b. Nichols) PHONE 7e4-3. OWN. A. Foy
NICHOLS & CO., UNDERWRITERS & EMBALMEiS
I'd and Fa. ave. s.e., Washington, Dc
n193m Best Of terms. Chapel for funeral services.
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LANGUAGES

THE BERLIrZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
123 lith ST. NV
Branches in the principal American and European
cities. Best instruction by superior native teach
ets. Conversation from start. $l2 per term In
small classes. day 81 evening; also private les
sons at school or residence. Trial lesson free.
Send for circular. oc5-d
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DR.. L. $. kINfBALL,
TEACHER OF SINGING,
At Droop Sons Music Store,
deb tn, th&stf :, 92o Penna.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRTTIN'i.-MlSS ANNA
NJ. LAISE, 1888 18th st. litman shorthand
by NEW and RAPID method. Beginners and die
taton. Stanographc and typewriter work done.
de5-tf
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Cor.RT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

Supreme Ceur-Generai Term-Hsfogs Van sruat !.
supreme cour-ch.ms,srs- nsfore Barrett Court
Supreme Cour,-Speclal Tcrm-Part before Bechman.
ias@ - s.S 55S iaG iSsj ieod $50 - 30.
supreme Court-Specia Term-Part II--Adjoumed until
supreme couF,-spsciai Term-Part rI-BcfoFe -. J.
Circui, couit~PaTt I-Bcore Patterson causes be
sent from Part III for trial. Case unfinished.
Circuit Court-Part Il-Adjourned until Monday. January
ss Ss UT; sss, IIo. ss Ha:' 5 s sas 5
Circuit coui,~par, IvBetore Andrews J.causes to be
superior Court special Term.Before Dusro. J-NOs.
cs 500 600 SOL $50 1885, 40 5te clear a,,o,
No. 1875 Adams Manhattan Railway Co case unfn-
Csc ,, re- Ter 5ss . p Gear
Nos $50 i22s o4a, oes lo4S. g72 il51 ms ii6l.
Superior CourtmTr,al TeTm-Part III-BefOre McAdam
surresa i,V CHI Arnold sNo
aas will Of Mary F. Barbineau: at 1890 m wills for
coekc Alfred Vsno' at oo Hannah
Doyle sabina Dewes. William G. T. shedd. A. a. valen
''s surrosa,e: courTrs B.or. Fitzgerald. s
c Common Sm No @ % @ bay G
d nSis5 raj Ts Haf
EsG ass !. end dsse re &C. 'N0s 90 o. o. ' 3d.
Nos lo2s ils1 1865 $50 iso7 ass sd BIS l2i5 100
1873 9sa 2,s2 l22o. 1856 1921, TAG. 1904 49, 90
unfinished
Common Ileas-Trial Term-Par;s II and Had
journed the
city Court-speclal Term-Before Fzsimons mo
lions.
Ciy Court-Trial Tcrm-Part before Enrich. G. j
Nos 633 l24j 500. 1914 64, Go 313 i7i 40 3ei
sG3 sO2 100. s43 $50 3sS. 1906. 1907. 1905 1899
1910 1911 1872 1873 1874 1915 1916 1917. 1918 Case
unfinished.
City Cour-Trial Term-Parf Il Before Van Wyck. j.
Nos 1910 52S 94O. 92S 1921 1850 ll u.s. 1888 i2sl
1855 i2sG 1851 12ss 1859 1890 1921 l2t2 1898 1925.
2a6 1927 lbs 1901. 1907 1903 1904 1905. Clear.
city Court Trial Term-Iart lII.Before Conan. j
Nos 1903 g4S 0s5 Sol a6S 2G2S. 1891 1913. llO2 lois
22s lls7 1858 1894. 1926. 1886. l2is. 1850.
1870 l21 1872 1913 1874 1910 1876 1917. 1913. 1919
Clear.
city Court-Trial Term-Part Iv-Before Mccarthy. J.
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HALE TIMlDL.Y ASKS FOR AN ORDER.

IINT-E ITMTDT-l N0NN FUTt M OTsTTIs.
William H. Hale the lawyer has bobbed up in the
Diver matter once more. The little lawyer who at
tempted 10 have Police Justice Diver impeachod.
and who 50 utterly fae1 slipped quietly into Com
mon Pleas Chambers, yesterday and took a
among the lawyers. lie he'd large bundle Of i,ial
papers in his hands which he examining in
nervous manner. Lawyer after lawyer arose ana
addressed the Court, N,ut Mir. Hale waited uHiu
nearly every one had let the room AMI then
walked up 10 Chief Judge Da!y and handel h.n
paper.
Judge Daily said; 81 carno. sign this order. That
matter has been settled. and we cannot 20 Into %
again"
"But" said the little .aysye. 4 have naw Wiz
nesses. and there were some witnesses that dill not
appear"
II can't help that" said Judge DAILY. This was
the impeachment of an Official and settled"
Il think YOU should sign this order to show cause
replied Mr.. Hale
II don't" promptly responded Judge DAILY and
added: IF you not satisfied. to the District
Attorney and see If he will move in the matter
Il viii, your Honor" replied Hale
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
py Barrett. j.
Sloan Baird-iiamiltOn Odeli.
Macy Naturalization oio.
Wise vs.. l.. & {. Wise CO--Edmond Kelly.
Schnugg Reid-Robert l.. Redneld
Ernst Ebbeckc-Wilbur iaramOre.
Nicholson NichOsOn-Claries H.. Lydecker.
Phase Gllettc-John a. Mapes.
By Russell j.
South Danvers National Bank Daniel l.. stevens
Edward L. Patterson
Common Pleas.
BY Daily. c. j.
Matter Of Fechtman-Richard VI. Henry
by BooksaNer. j.
Deeves VS.. Dey-LouIs Hanneman.
Superior Court.
by Dugro. J.
klngenston T.ubclsky-Frank Schaef'eT.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
Fly Barrett J.
Florence G. Collins ". James L. Sewart-suherlana ~
liaXtun.
Matter Of American Champion Gas Lamp Company-oto
Diicr.
I,y Russell T.
South Danvcrs National Bank w. Daniel l.. stevens
How ell II. Barnes
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BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT

BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Washington. Jan. 1.-THE following business was
transacted in the United States Supreme Court to-
day:
No. 159-The Inland and Coastwise Transporta-
ton Company of Baltimore ct al. appellants agt.
Joseph Cornell ct al. Appeal from the supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia-Dfsmssed Win
costs pursuant the tenth rule.
No. l5o-Leverett Saltonstall. Collector, ETC. PLAIN
tiff in error agt. Webusch & Hlger nimitedl.-Ai-
gued by Assistant AttorneyGereral Whitney for the
plaintlff In error and by F. l.. Stetson for the
defendant in error.
No. l5l-.Wiam Stewart. plaintiff In error ia ag H.
the CITY of Easton ct al-ATgued by G. II. Tay!or
bv III J. Steele for the defend int in error 49,
No 152-The Southern Pacific Company plaintiff
IN error agt. Maloa Poal. Administrative. etc-Ar-
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sorTlIErN Cotton MARKETS.

Galveston Jan l5-Cotton quiet middling. 3-l6c low
middling 1916. good ordinary Il6c. net ana 81 -
receipts bales exports Great Britain B"'9 bales
France 1915 bales; sales $50 bales spinnes. - 6a
stock 25s, Us7 bales.
Norfolk Jan Ij-C'otton quiet; mid1ling 5isc: low M
dlinr. l3-iGc: ordinary. 3G net and gross re-
ceips ZIP bales exports Great Britain. G3s1 bales
coastwi7c 80 bales sales. 5i3 bales stock, 89'' bales
New orleans Jan. iJ.-Cotton quiet good middling,
5a-lGc. miadling. 5isc. low mddlng. A., good or
binary 50: receipts 1876 bales 1886 bales
exports o. Great Britain 1.O1l bales. Continent I'ND
bales. coastwse Ga3j bales. sales. 200 bales stock
1861 GA bales ~
Savannah. Jan. I5Cotton quiet but steady; midfling
.sc midcilur ~ iGc. good ordinary 4 net ana
gross receipts eGiJ bales coastwse. l1j bales,
saies $50 bales, stock. 1918 bales
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TROOPS 10 EJEcr con- sEKKERs

Guthrie. Okla, Jan. i5.-Hundreds OF prospectois
are swarming into the Wichita Mountains, In the
kiowa ana Comanche Indian Reservation. caused
by the discovery of rich deposits OF gold ana silver
Troops have been ordered from Fort Reno to e)ect
thcm and serious trouble is looked for as the pros
pcctors declare they have a right In the mountains
under the mining laws and will not leave thefn'
Many samples Of rich ore have been brought out
for assay in the last few days. and general STAN
pede FOR the mines VIII likely ensue.
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THE STATE SAVLS HALF A MILLION.

THE STATE SAVLS HALF A MILLION.
Albany. Jan. 1.-THE State will be saved over
$4,000 through decision handed down by the
Court of Appeals this morning. An employe OF the
State Soldiers Home at Bath applied to the State
Board OF Claims for the additional compensation
allowed by the 81 day law of 1889. The Board
OF Claims made award of nothing. holding that
the law did not apply to employees in State institu-
tons but only to those employed on public works,
such as the canals.
Several hundred employees Of State institutions
nave ALREADY filed claims for additional compensa-
lion under the law. The decided to-day by the
Court OF Appeals in which the affirmed the
award OF nothing made by the Board of Claims.
WAS test case upon which the Board Of Claims
VIII rest its decision in similar claims.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

nut horses. 15k hands, years old /:
sound. Kind and fearless: free. pleasant
crivera. single and double; price. 500
coupe built by Curicy. has pole and fhasir
victoria by Brewster. pole and shafts
bic. single and double harness. etc. Pal
zee Boarding Stables 23T and 23D Scher-
lnerhorn-st.. near Bond, Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-Pony that Is reliable Tor
small child. Address DR.. .. c. JACK
Sun. Box 16l, Jamaica l.. /.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BROOKLYN.
FOR SALE.-HOUSE.-C near
Lafayette; 4-storJ brOwnstone. beautiful
iocatlon; perfect order throughout; VIII be
500 at sacrifice 10 quick buyer. Apply 70
cOur.-st. and 27G F1atbush-ave.. Brooklyn.
LEONARD MOODY.
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BOARD WANTED.

BOARD WANTED with . partly fur
nlshed rooms. . square and hall room.
on nrst or second floor for live adults. be
tween l4th-st. and 3Dth-st.. and Madison
ave ana Ith-aNe. terms not to exceed 500
a month. highest references given. Address
PERMANENT. Box ;. Tribune Office.
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HELP WANTED.


COOK AMI LATNDRESS WANTED. Prot
'stant. North ~ ireland preferred. Call
between 10 and O'Clock. Thursday. 4s7
West End ave.
Hot SEX EEPER. Wanted. n thoroughly
competent woman. capable of taking ell
tire charge ~ large household. must De
mcthodcal economical. Il good accountant
and understand care Of and ncnding linen.
not over ~ years old. only experienced
persons need apply AT GJ Park ave. from
10 to o'clock on Tuesday. and from =
20 4 d clock On Wedna SdaY.
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in error "
The day call for tomorrow will be as follows:
Nos 152 154 155. 13S. 15s 100 1872 IG3 lGi and Ie5
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnfshe

slsT- ST.. $50 WEsT.-corner fat. flight
10 rooms and bath: block from l.
station and Broadway cable; Cth-ave. carr
pass the door.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TO LET.-A light basement store; been
.sed for the last year for bicycle and re-
pair shop; VIII suit for most any business.
Inquire 313 Henry-st.. Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
ACTIVE YOUNG MEN living I'm small
towns can obtain steady. paying. honor
abe employment. Write us MATTCON
CO. oswego. y. Y.
AN OLD established company want m en-
ersetlc married man under -. OF good
business address and qualifications. - Dr.
trained |" take charge Of "A retail depart
inent' liberal arrangements Will he made
win IN" right party. Apply personally al
s'"f". northeast corner iGth-st. and "d-ave.
GEIsMAN-AMERICAN YOUNG MEN :
ASSOCIATION. $50 East SD ST.. En-
ployment Dcpartment.-The servic" is fr""
~ employers and employees. All orders
promptly nlled for mercantile houses. Of
nos. hotels, stores. factories, private fam-
li"' farms. etc.
Statesmen. To sell orr goods by sample
10 the Wholesale and retail trade. sell on
slght 10 every business man or firm. liberal
Hilhiy and expenses paid. position per
lnhncnt. For terms address. with stamp.
CENTENNIAL. MFG co. Milwaukee. WIS
To TAKE CHARGE ~ a retail selling de-
partment. az energetic man about 30
with some knowledge OF retail trade. IL
wanted. "a suitable man VIII BE- specially
trained for the position. and liberal ar
i"'r'mfnis Will be made during the train
~: period. Apply personally IT store. lG1
af-fre. corner lG'h-st
WANTED. IN EVERY STATE.-IIustlers
with small capital, or drug. Confection-
cry. grocery jobhers. 20 take territory Cor
our goods. good profits. rapid seller: money
maker. Write VAN COLT q OSTROM.
20 Park Place. Ncw-York.
YOUNG married business man. under 30
having had some eXpciicnc" IN managing
others. is vantcI 10 al vacancy son e.
occur. satisfactory arrangements VIII be
made with suitable party. Apply person.
ally M nj East iNth.st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

49,
FOR sALE.-Owlng 10 poor health. the
owner offers for sale a wh Jicsale and re-
tail drug store. established over forty
wears In a city OF 5000 inhabitants. and
netting 4 handsome percentage Of pront
n amount invested; the most searching
| inquiry solicited. Address ". ". W. Tfib-
une Once. -
FOR SALE OR RENT. within forty min
utes Of Philadelphia. Penn, a large water
now ~ with buildings suitable FOR manu-
featuring purposes or s'es'.lc Esi,, o.
Iso5. Address BEANDYWINE GRANITE
co. Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST WANTED IN esfobli hod reai
estate business: fun investigniicn neccs-
cary. Answer must give busr'.a ac.g"r8
and terms also appoint Interview. A'-
TIVE PARTNER. Tribune once.
LOANS M lowest rates on Ncw-York City.
Erooklyn and Ncw-J'rscy IA estate.
secoud mortgages bought. FERDINAND
ZOGBATM. As Cedar-st.
OWNER az established manufacturing
business Cwithout d-bD VIII seN haif
Interest TO bright Young man. mo cen IN
yesf 81. 900 TWO REQUIRED, Tribune
Once.
WILL SELL. my stock q, Grucs ana nNt-
urcs fcr Me. on the dollar. th'n from
si5 To- $50 per day. ClIr-.-T, EoA ~
Tribune Office.
81 600 SPECIAL CAPITAL wanted; ample
secyrlfy given; 100 per cent guaranteed.
Address *. Box IL Tribune Oi1ce.
$4,000 WANTED IN manufacturing per,
f1mc business. goods staple ana Wen
Known throughout the country laTsr pfol-
ts and secure Investment. Nl-i4@".''..
2G7 Rcid-ayc.. Brooklyn.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

Short causes-Nos 3si. 1910 3IiG 293 279o 3osi c73
265s l23l 32iS 3oiG 3os. 323s 3i5. 237 Equity
No. li6. Clear.