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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
ENG HAMTON BANK INTESTIG 4TTON
EXAMINER BACKUs TEsTIFIEs THAT MORGAN
CONTESTED TO Being So 900 sHoET.

EXAMINER BACKUS TEsTlFlES THAT MORGAN
Confessed TO BEING SO 600 SHORT.
Binghamton. y. Y, March 1.-THE expectation
that some sensational testimony would follow AZ
the continuance OF the preliminary examination in
the case Of the people against Tracy Il. Morgan
and David l.. Brownson this morning. drew a large
crowd Of interested spectators to the Supervisors
room in the Courthouse, where County Judge Arms
is holding court.
Pho H. Backus. the bank examiner. testified in
regard 10 his taking charge Of the Chenango Valley
Savings Bank and putting his at work the
books on the afternoon Of January g. and con-
tinued follows
in the journal ] then became suspicious. After
house showed me a memorandum stating the fact
that Mr. Morgan went to ledger next TO MN and
also saw. the entry made.
After returned from dinner Mr.. Morgan stood
at one OF the desks and said he working the
general ledger. went 10 the ledger and found the
ran II Gon ike S se IN
the h@ 1 baG S osn s s o han aG
It was 's erased said mr. Morgan You are lynx
lie hesitated and finally said Five or six thousand
Sef Of pOda and M aTs an TO cer %
watch Mr.. Morgan.
San how much he was short; He SAID sisoo1 or
$2o,oN l told Morgan he had better be truthful
ana tell me all ne knew. lie again PROMISED 10
do
At O'Clock in the evening TO the bank
according to agreement. Mr.. Brownson and A :.
Minor came in. / said to Mr.. Morgan that was
ready to hear what he had TO say. Mr.; Brownson
suit TO the person OF Mr. Morgan IL he makes full
] agreed to see Mr. Morgan at my at 10
o'clock I waited until 1880 and Nj Morgan dl
not appear. About IL As O'Clock | opened my door
In response TO a rapping and let Mr.. Morgan in
the room. I lighted The gas and went 10 bed again.
He drew chair mp beside the bed and said This
is hard row for me. l have been In business sixty
years here" lie did want the good opinion
that existed here OF him broken down. told him
was sorry for him. said: How much you
Short" lie answered that he had no chance to get
at the books and find out. but II was considerable.
He estimated the amount to be not over 5000.
He said: MY brother has cost me great deal OF
money. and Mr. Brownson has cost me fortune,
and there are others who have been costing
dear" ] asked him for the names OF the others.
and he refused 20 give them.
Mr. Brownson, referred to in Mr. Morgsns con-
fession Is the president OF the Chenango Valley
Savings Bank and Is Morgans son-in-law.
After Mr.. Backus had submitted note which
was written by Mr.. Morgan the forenoon Of
in a natural way without letting any one know any
thing was wrong. for the present, the hearing was
adjourned.
Albany, March 21-SuperIntendent Preston. Of the
State Ranking Department. has completed his
port to the depostors OF the Chenango Valley saw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
THEIR MEMORY STIRRED.
\ BENEFACTOR or OTHER YEARS BEING NEED
ED AGAIN. IS OF MAND E0E DITY:

\ BENEFACTOR or OTHER YEARS. BEING NEED
ED AGAIN IS on HAND FOR Duty.
\ nation threatened with war looks about for
leaders and naturally turns it's eyes to veterans
who have fought wcil in previous contests. 80
people attacked By disease and seeking a rem
cdy inquire what has helped them in other years.
The grip is here again. and in some places mas
assumed form more malignant than ever IL
will doubtless prOwl about locking for victims
until the settled weather If spring.
Now. il j. Il matter of medical history ihat'
when grip was here before Il was quickly thrown
off by bodies tina; had been strengthened by 4
s.imulan; Of the highest order If excellence. To
hasten c)mplet' recovery after the grip Duhy :
Pure Malt Whiskev was employed. That the
same remedy Is dOilg the same good Work To-
day. appears from a letter written by Mr'
Thomas Barrett OF S"Gmmon. Kansas. who SAYS:
Having been continually coughing. with pans
running through uy body. and being unable -
work. took two bottles Of Dunys Pure Malt
Whisky. | am now able II work. The cough
and soreness on my chest are almost gone.
The cough. headache ana soreness Of muscle.
following the grip are never helped by local ap-
pl.cation. Being signs Of a general weakness.
they are thrown off only when the whole system
is toned ana stimulated. that no organ does
too mu n mr. too little To Do this Is the mission
Of Duny's Pure Malt Wh.skey.
All who remember how II gave them clear
heads. sound s;omachs and a he1lthy crrua-
ton when they were getting over the grip IN
other seasons have supplied themselves with
Duify's Pure Malt. and have pointed out II their
neighbors a way to avoid misery and loss oi
time. Is not the suggestion worth listening TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
RE WARD IN THE BOWERY.
a NEW PHENOMENON IN THAT THOR
OUGiiFAHE.
II. L. FlNCEGUt'T'S PET FOX ESCAPES AND col
IEC1s \ CROWD NEAR TIE DRY DOCK
SAVINGS HANK

SAVINGS BANK.
Inc BoWcry is celebrated n place whore they
90 such things ana they say such thngs' al, ont of
the common, and after yesterdays experience Il
may be added they such things.
II was shortly after daybreak Wacn some bea .ol
wanderers down That interesting thorough:are saw
a strange animal inside the iron rails Of the Dry
Dock Savings Bank. No SiS Eowery. The frs;
sense natrra'ists. and those that soon gathered
round were Just ignorant. It confidently
affirmed by some that the animal large
squirrel. by others SptZ dog. and some vowed II
was some kind OF lion. On one point the Bowery
frequentcr certain. 1T wasn't no dog and
one man. evidently a Republican. who remarked
that = was lone OF the Tammany cubs escaped
from Four,eonth-s,.." had 10 beat hasty retreat
Policeman Fancy. OF the Fourteenth Precinc'. was
attracted by the as,-growng mob and pushing Ms
way through the throng declared the new Bo"ery
pct fox and climbed over the rails to catch T.. II
takes good many coupe OF keen-scentcl hounds
to catch fox and Fancy alone had no easy task
He wou,d get the fox in corner ana fe.t sure OF
capturinc II when a swish Of the b"iraggied brush
would cause the policeman to stop and rub out
pjeces of Bowery mud from his eyes nose mouth
and nlustachios The crowd Were in rcars OF laugh.
ter and time and time again the would dodge
Fancy until at last brother policeman brought
some sacking. ana the little rascal caught. lie
was taken to the police station charged with dis
orderly conduct
1t was learned later that the animal belonged TO
Henry l.. Fingerhu of No. G. East Fourth-st.. who
claimed the wanderer Fingerhut has pair Of
pile of coal dug small hoe under the wooden
steps and escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
CHARGE OF BRIBERY MADE
~-rxcrps ALICE THAT CERTAIN
CUSTOMS MEN EXToRr MONEY.
Nps JACKSON SAYS HER BAGGAGE WAS DE
TANNED BECAUSE SIZE DECLINED 10 FAY %
, r1c1p INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE

,,.,. ,..,,,ir.s n,yc recently reached Collector
',, % ,,s..Yccrs on incoming vessels
-, ~ customs inspectors. ana principally
So. 49, ,o, IN the Surveyors staff. II Is al
- ,nat ,.,.to,,-hotisc men have eNtorted money
49, ,sso,cors INDUCED IN profanity. ana con-
.t.en,,cs in many Instances In a rude ana
u' ,o. thai tie men the surveyor staff
- No. s~1 m. detention of baggage when The
.rooors ON the Collectors staff have passed f.
,coorl,,e 20 the complaints. there seems TO be
c,asb =, the ques ion Of authority between the Col
,oc,o,s st1N ami the Surveyors staff. and, TO put
an ord 10 this Collector Kilbreth held conference
az the Custom House with his deputy collectors
and other customs officers yesterday. \ complaint
of two passengers on the Majestic agairs- The cls-
toms officers was discussed and Il appeared that
the Collectors mc3, Inspectors Miller and Cooley.
had passed the baggage. and mat Deputy Surveyor
Bowling had ordered it held. The complaining pas
sengers were Miss O'Neill ana Miss Gladstone
Of Athlone Ireland and also n Mrs. Jackson. who
arrived on the Manitoba. Mrs Jackson charged
that a customs inspector had demanded s. before
ne would pass her baggage. and that. on hcr re-
fusal to pay the sum. he detained the baggage.
Collector KIbreth released Miss ONelrs bag
gage. and that OF the other two women Will prob,
the members OF his staff and the surveyors SUN
not TO be ovcrzeaicus IL their duty; ordered thcii
10 observe the prvileg%5 and rights OF pas ways
20 be courteous and polite ana reform tneir NO
In regard to the Complaints of eNtorton anu IL III
family, the collector will make rigld ,, hs b,
and II the charges sustained there VIII o saizs
shaking up among the men who inspect anu ''
baggage ,, ,rno &c charged with
.,ornp5,;,. ,be 1uthoritv vested in the ColectOl
men by OBTAINING passengers paggase 49,, ~,
oeen pisSva ts9oning bv the Collector and the Sur
vevor and the future II Is oeieNf' ne WI nvp
s;r,c;;y within the limits prescribed Tor deputy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

ngs Bank Of Binshamton The sapernten lent SAYS
in part
The treasurer of the bank confessed that he had
fa.s!hcd accounts by forcing debit entries INTO tne
by him admitted was nelry $1,000. The amount
due the depositors as discovered up to Marcn No.
amounted to S9H.21S 50; The officers OF the savings
bank in their last sworn report 10 the BANKING
Department stated that there 1,?j, open ac
counts. but the ledgers of the bank show ony about
4.SJJ Opra accounts many OF the plssbooks when
been Closed forciby or by forced debit entries whe
I'm fact. they Oren accounts. No doubt there are
which in realty viii be discovered 10 be open "neii
the remaining passbooks are presented. we hnu
among the assets Of The bank that several ,s mort
cages hay been carried as i've asses. whth. -
matter u fact. they have been paid and satisfied
but for sore reason or other have been Allowed 70
remain among the assets OF the bIDk as though tnrE
were existing liens. The total OF these satisfied
mortgages which have been carried In the mortgage
account as subsisting liens amount To $1,000
In the last sworn statement to, the BANKING De-
partment The officers Of the bank ,swore thai the
banks surplus was SCI 2s7 II. by deductng from the
deficiency Of $2.5cG 80 the surplus OF SIS II. We
have an actual impairment II sl@279 49, In other
words the assets OF the bank Will not pay the La
billties within $3927a@ How much this amount
Will be increased by the continuance 81 the eNIni-
nation II IS impossible TO say. there. are mary
edly be further disclosures which VIII increase inns
impairment a..
the loss depositors a, the present time IS Ntte
less than u per cent of their derosts II ms
amount OF Impairment is not materially increased
when the examination H. finished II is my opinion
that II would be feasible for the bank 10 resume
Trustees and under the order OF the court. II II
should be thought wisest that the bank should be
cannot be appointed too quickly to please the de-
partment
The Superintendent; submits a general plan OF re-
sumption. should such course be decided upon
Mr.. Preston also points out that failure TO prose-
cute the guilty officials rested WIN the authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
TryERlL or Charles ~ BiKER.

The funeral " Charles NJ Baker. first sergeant OF
Company -. Eth Regiment who died Tuesday AZ
his home I'm the Florence. at Eighteenth-st. and
Fourth-ave.. held yesterday afternoon ia Trim
ity chapel. in Twenty-fifth-st Services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. William II. Nibbert and nearly
all the members OF the company present In
citizens clothes. with the exception OF a squa ].
which was detailed 10 fire a voiley over the grave
The burial was In Trinity Cemetery Company y
sent "A tall pillar OF choice flowers. There were
twelve honorary pab"arers selected from the inii-
mate friends OF the dead sergeant.
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BOARD WANTED.

sNIED Pleasant rooms. parlor. three
sleeping rooms and bath. all ccmmuni-
eating, for gentleman. wife and boy with
BOARD. In private family: east ~ J;h-ave.
and below 5?ih-st preferred location
rooms and board must De nrst-c;ass. ref
er"hces required and given. Particulars
location ard price must be- given 10 in
sur attention. Address IiOMESEEKER.
ITibuIe Office
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HELP WANTED.
sinlc

aIIc
"GfNTS WANTED fo- the most popular
SUBSCRIPTION book ever published Address
81 oaU :. :. WOOD Publishing co.
room ~. World Building. New-York.
AGENTS. side line: salesmen located In
~ travelling unOccupied country can add
err ny ffst-'!ass agency with free ouiht
rom hish-rJtrd manufacturers: one agent
mas earned S22Oc in four consecutive
Ia. /. o. i."'i. New-York.
HoY.-A large boy wanted. intelligent
ana of good appearance. to deliver Bur
BANKS new metal polish - parties whose
names We furnish. steady employment in
.Nlnsl'" territory To- one proving himself
iuslMoiihv: bring small security. II. II.
SMIIli Co. 20, 'anal-st.
GARDENER WANTED. Single: must I'M
d"rs' and vegetables and flowers thorough
j. ana take care of cow end chickens.
Address. with full particulars. stating ref
t.tncrs. wages expected. &c. T.. f.. II
Nhiic-si.. New-NorS.
GARDENER WANTED for months: sin
re-. must b" willing. useful and I. ard
MN ~. wag"1 liberal. strictly nrst-class
CIV references required. ~, Box II. Huil-
iord. com.
HvSTL'NG general agents throughout
y. \. State and elsewhere for delicacy Of
daily use. reliable Mon. WHITMAN GRO
'E.H co. Orange. Mass.
htsN 10 lGke pft.eTS IN every TOWN. ana
rltt: no delivering; good wages. pay
w"-kly: no capital. steady work. GLEN
BROS. Rochester. y. Y.
NANTED.--A bJoll;ecper competent To
take charge ~ the cflicr end accounts o.:
2 CORPORATION with a number 81 clerks.
Address. stating AK" ami experience and
salary expected. A. -. <. Tribune Olcc.
WANTED. In the Office 81 corporation
boy about IL years old: one vino
Ia l.
cdg" II q typewriter and who lives with
his parents preferred. Address. stating
aS", experience ana salary wanted, j.. r..
Iribun" Office.
WANTED. Farmer and gardener. cx-
i"rl"nced in all farm work. tr.d tmrnf ~
catil" and poultry. also vegetable and
Hover gardening. Tor an extensive place
near The city. necessary to De- married ana
L. To- willing 10 board the help in his house
On the farm. Address application 10 q. L..
Box ~ Tribune ono" staring nationality.
age. extent of you'll family. expectation of
wages and where last employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 NEARLY new Stiyers r,inabout wagon
500; ladys saddle and driving cob. $40
English harness. S35: saddle. bride. etc
all OF the very highest class. BID
WELL, Box Q. Tribune Office.
CUILD'S PONY, with cart and harness.
Tor sale or TO hire for the season. Ad-
dress Or. .. c. JACKSON. +. Q. Box
i6l. Jamaica. l.. l.. y. Y.
SlG5.-PARTY going abroad: light cut
under extension top family surrey: cost
20 order $685. used five weeks: fine plated
harness; cost sa5; price $50. STORAGE.
10 West 44th-s,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE. with from five
70 forty acres. at Scarborough. West.
chester county, ~ Y: 3-siory mansion
kitchen. buffers pantry. se,ing-roem AMI
me large bedrooms. beautiful river
VIEW. For rnil particulars. apply "a
ABRAM HYATT & son, Real Estate
Brokers. Sing Sing. ~ y.
CUSTOMERS wanted for ~ farms %
hotels. mills. all kinds business chances:
summer homes. White Mountain reglon ..
farms for pleasure or investment pnv seIi
exchange. advertise free. Send for list Also
wanted. exclusive sale in the Eas, -, .onoe
article, produc; or Invention Of mcri, ON
commission or buy for cash. We advertise
p uu seii " our way. write wants. s. OSCAR
rARKER & son. Liftleton. \. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
REAL ESTATE.

For Sale and Toilet.
AGENCY FOR MONICLAlk Houses, all
kinds; sale or rent. building sites.
TUBBS TAYLOR. 3 Beekman-st.
AT FLUSHING. l.. 1.-Houses. farms and
villa property 70 let and for sale y.
MASTER. Real Estate Agent, Flushing.
~. Y.
FOR RENT IT SALE.-Bargains In hotels.
board ng houses and cottages; building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL G.. ADAMS
Co. Atlantic city. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

COACHMAN Competent ana teliapie !,
thoroughly understands his business ;
best city reference; II years WIN iast en-.
ployer: can refer TO personally 10 "eS'
rNtn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

COACHMAN-COOK.-B swedish cou-
pie: man as coachman. and gardener: Is
mixer; wife good cook. lauiihIess ahu
houseworkcr. good reference. country. pre-
f,red IAN nj 81 East 2Ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.


AMERICAN family offer c0ngenl1l home.
large rooms. all c1nv"nirnrrs. superior
table; reasonable Yates. i2l-el FIRST
CLASS. Tribune ONO
BEFORE LOCATING ELSEWHERE lool.
at rooms. with hIs'-class bard. At
Mi.le's. 80 West 2Gih-st: moderate rates f:
- present guests been here average eleven
year.
MISS ptTZER has table accommodation
for four Young mcr. also nn- pi~asnni
second door room. lG2 East 37th-st
PRIVATE FAMILY. having deiIghtfui
house. VIII lei elegant second npor (mlr-
rorrd dressing room and third story front
fine View u Hudson River. Jersey shore
and Riverside Drive. refined surroundings.
superior table and service For particulars
Address 10 West End-avc.
llTH ST. 2s EAST. near s,h- ave. I.arge
convenient room. running water. good
table. refined American family; references
2lST- ST. 80 EAST. Desirable. newly fur-
nishcd rooms. superior table. choice 10
cation. references.
2lsT-ST.. II FAST
Sunny roc ms with board. references
57TII-sT. 40 EST-Dcsirable rooms
nrst-class tabl" appointments: table
boarders.
7ITIi-S ST. WEST Select board in a
Southern family. references. CASHIER.
=. .. Box > 1913.
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET
CITY REAL ESTATE ron ar

HOUSE and LOT. with all modern in,
proyements. in 2Ith Ward. city: siza IN, u,
lot. 2oOalOO; terms to suit. For pariicv'
lars. inquire WM. BRICkNER. l3s Bow.
cry. ~"
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mnle.

COACUMAN -Married: no family; wire
cook and laundress II required man
thoroughly understands care or horses ana
carriages willing and ohllglnz, pest REL
erence WRIGHT. 323 East 3Cth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

COACUMAN-r' Understands his business;
aged 10: English; good reference. q. &:
LISTER. care OF NJ J Moore. Jr.. 10
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.


VERY NICE Queen Anne cottage al
Briene; y. j., containing 10 rooms. all
furnished. l20 feet yeranda. surrounded
with honeysuckles: pretty lawn: shade
trees; lot 100 feet by about $50 feet deep.
Including boathouse: $50 FOR the season
al in perfect order. Apply T.. Box ~.
Jersey City. y. J.
COUNTRY HoCsE.-I3 rooms: water
stase shade, acre Of ground; $4,000;
terms easy; % minutes from York
Ciiy. WM. X. MURRAY. Flushing. NY.
FOR sALE.-New. lO-room house: all i'm.
provements; lot, lOOxis5: moderate
Price: very easy terms. ai Rockville Cen
re, L. J.; hne school. churches. etc. this
pr9perty Will surely increase rapidly
OWNER. Box %. Rockville Centre. l.. l.
SPECIAL
A 4O-ACRE TRACT roP 500.
Good. level. pine land. without swamp
Lee county. Fla; near Idison's winter
nome standard OIL Compary's farm
Leeds religious colony and Henry Wat
e,sons SVEN winter resort; there are
only u OF these tracts: take one and ask
Place. WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

ST. BARTHOLOMEW ANNEX. 2lfA
East 42d-st. can supply bcokkecpers.
| clerks organists, vatchmen. janitoss. pack
ers. porters. boys from ~ 10 u. &c; all
of-tovn correspondence earnestly solicited.
A IA\CTON Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
FLATS TO LET-Furnishe ed.

FURNISHED FLAT June 20 October;
large cool rooms; elevator: near !. and
cable 423 West J1th-st.; references.
FAMILY gong 20 Europe Will let hand
somely furnished apartments MAXIM
200 West 51th-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

RFsPEC-ARLE MAN. lately landed cor cor
responding in English. French. pu'Jr nows
crochetw,rk and knitting: wish POSITION
sleep home. DEJONG. 237 West 4Otn-s.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

IN PRIVATE FAMILY. large and small
room 10 gentlemen Il quiet habits. iju
East iJth-st.
LARGE sunny single front room select
nelghborhood West I0th-s'.
18TH ST, II WEST. Very desirable bacl.
room: third floor. good closet room: run
ming water: references exchanged.
35TU-ST.. WEST l5O. Furnished parlpr
bedroom. bath. kitchen. gas. hot. cold
water: steam heat. FFRENCH.
5lST- ST. 81 WEST Back parlor TO rent.
furnished; suitable for doctor or dentist. .
also other rooms.
i6j WEST iCTH- ST. door from broadway.
Fr11t alcOTc room. sccOnd floor, pri-
waite house: reasonable to permanent party
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european Aoperils cments.

II TROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will find
~ the london Office Of The Tribune ~ Fleet s'ree'
+. g. conyenl"n' place leave THEN advertisement.
ana subscriptions fr The Trilun-.
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DItIcSSMAkING.

ARTISTIC DRESsMAK1NG; gowns. lack
cts and capcs IN al me LEADING "g III
orders Gllcd at short notice. prl,'s moo
! crare. Mrs. NJ. M'ELRoY. ~ East li'h-s'.
I cOl-TI'RIERE FRANCHISE. - Fancy
| waists street. dinner and tailor made
dresses. ladies materials used snort no
! ,fce. moderate prices. elegant NpIh.
| W,Ir ANDERSON. los West l7th-st.
formerly with stern Bros.
DprssMAKER. the day. good inter-.
toms Reasonable. references. NJ. \. H.,
care Grecac, i.Olo Gih-ave' ----
rpEssNiKER. experienced win the
iai.si STYLES. wishes engagement IN pm
vnie famllies: 81 day: best ~ references
.302 3d-ave -.----
DREseMAKER. 90 years in business; Eos
tcr ,ulfy with new STYLE SKIRT 50; 10y th"
dac 81 Mrs. SMYTII. go Cth-av".. near
53d-si. -.......--..--
DH.c;SMAKER. - rirst-class dressinaker
ynrh HE few more customers, CIV -,
c,,,,ry. nso :. r. Taylor and McIoweh
syst, ~: best city fcfcrrn"'S. - per Tny,
GRESSNkKER. care cornell. west
lOIth-si.
WILMER class mIllinor: trims
i,iset designs. 81 peg day. nome or resi-
dence Mime. Fila. 49, West 20 S.
MTIJ,c:: & ;-E%UEE. 10 w"st 4alh st. L.,
s,'rtng ana su,nrneri drcsses AT reaspnaDle
nrire,. gatisfaci on assured. misses Gu
tunes made. -----------.-
sI.TERIOn DREsSMAkEn. hr'l-class w
ter accustomed 10 iist class tth"'
sires more engagements III H'r' ,,,,c..
files. FERNS moderate: personal i''''e"'-''
D., "a shave. ---
SEAL, CLEMENTS altered or repaired a.
s,,n,ner nriccs Mrs BARkERS. ~"
West 30thIs,., late with &. q. duh'"c'
SO1s Jth-nse.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


WANTED Downtown office or desk room.
small storage space, cheap. ADDRESS ".
X, Box o Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
FLATS TO LET--Uufurnisne

CHOICE CORNER SECOND FLAT ono
OF three 3O3 West 2.yd-st -ef.r,ocos
~csgpiy scHRAI& RIcHTBURG. i2i IVES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED. Three second hand OAK TO-,
ton desks, medium or lhrgs, sm .,i,,ns
lowest price. Address Box II. 1IiDuhe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

',o-iio EAST 1GTH-ST. superb accom-.
q 'uodatiors for select parties: references.
"a. n1 and bath: all improvements: $50.
49, Possession april 1.