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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28
WORK WANTED.
Male.

4 WM. J.. HARTING.
Expert Accountant ana Auditor.
Barues Building Room rs. II PARK Row
A LADY DESTROYS u obtaining position for
briGht. capable, Young married W1h
~ hOsa father was 600 he Employ a. coach
man for seventeen years., who - anxious
4, sreure immediate. permanent 'Wpi",
nent, having Just lost situa'i0u - I'VE
wears pgst. the gentleman clos,ry busi-
ncs8s having besides many other saii--
factory references. he would p:ef"r down
town house with promotion. IKE fNp
brothers tie elder or" being trusted and
popular for Years. Address 4. l.. Box
aGH. -. BNadWaf.
4 THOROUGn BUSINESS MAN. ia'~iy
holding position ~ trust Ia sen orb
Philadelphia and Chicago. desires work
~ some Kind. terms monthly commute
ton ticket 81 80 and noon lunches paid
tIe Ii,hrst references PiN"n. Address BuN
-. Upper M"ntdair. y. ).
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPEH OF Once az
s.stant: Young man. IL. Al reference. can
furnish t1nl. dcsir"s position where he can
advance ADDRESS : q. l.. 1b East
llsth.st
A STRONG young man wants inside work
OF any Kind strictly temperate; personal
reference any amount ~ bonds WATCH
MAN Crnnford y j
AMERICAS. 20 wears II age who Is
hanay ,ith toIlf. also. good le'terer. d'-
sirer wor: whereby To support mother
can furnish best references. eto. 81. l.. " q.
: paglR-si, Long lBland city.
Young MAN. II years ~ age. Just
graduated desires position IN whole
:. r.. house {. j.. H. % 30 ave- Brook
iyl
A NICE. RESPECTABLE colorcd boy
vs. shes place. ci'" CO.. counus. go
West Goth -.
AGENT. - Young man T.. agent on snail
an
LEN. pa East a3d-si.
AN active coloyrd man. with best ~ .cf-
crences from Pennsylvania railroad.
wants work ~ porter In store. or -
1anlt0r IN an apartment house. win WYE,
ro children. H.. 227 West l3oth 50.
\ Young colored man wants Work a.
porter, messenger or elevator runner D.
has hlg disotarEe from 4. y Navy; also,
boat ~ references as 10 qualifications. 81
Aontgomery-st., Jersey CITY.
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THE MONTEREY ORDERED TO cAHGto.

Vallejo. cal. March 27.-Tcccraplc orders were
received from Washington to the commander OF
the Monterey to proceed AZ ono" 20 Cdl!ao, Peru,
trouble being expected at that pac". The Monterey
is taking coal and provisions. aud probably VIII
be ready in thirty-siX hours. She VIII stop
at san Diego, Acapulco and Panama for coal
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
NURSE An experienced. refined sHls" or
iernInn woman rs 'rusty nurse ~ uurs
ery potefners. must bring best references
G,G West Enl-ayr. S7th-si.
WANTED 49, family = adults y
neat ana tidy Protestant young woman
speaking good English. FOR general hous"
work IN a rrst-Cisss Apartment must le
good cpDk laUndIess and waitress. and
have good city reference. wAges SIS 10 $50
hOuGe open all summer Address A u 3D..
Box 1l3. ] 2i2 Broadway
WANTED A giu not under 80 ss cook
ami laundress. can Thursday. between
l. and = az ~ West GOih-st
WANTED. Young girl. improy-r IN dress
making. - East 2hth-st.
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BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN and wife desire one or two
connecting looms. preferably unfur-
u shed. ia strictly private Protestant fam
fly with board location below +2d-st
terms not 10 exceed so per week. Address
LI-DGE. lIbIne Ofice
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED. Hudson River home. grounds
river View; completely furnished. by gen
tleman and wife: NJ children. MAY 1jth -
October 15th: within 80 miles; not over 500
month. BANKER. Tribune O~icA
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assist the Earle lcoit Reading He@Fg' ll"''Io'
Committee to the utmost Of his abil'| J" IN
country and Europe in their efforts to reot Edl.~,
The road The announcement that NJ. III III. - 80
Will aid tho committee viii probably matlI''N q
.is, +. i'm il work OF REORGANIZATION.
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GARDENER mi woRKlNG MANAGr.

GARDENER Firs'-ciass. middle aE"4
German. understands the cultivation =
al kinds = plants ami flowers vines
FRUIT and fIlif trees oHf doors and hul'r
glass. - good carp"nter. designer and
vegetable gardener is 'apab." 10 TAX"
charge ~ farm. 'a'iir AMI pIu.iri. Has
"a ised The latf-r successfully. 'an give o-s,
- references. Address NJ y. Box 80.
~ hume OTtne
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FLATS TO LET-Jufurnisn
Isl SINES> CHANCES.

ADDITIoNAL CAPITAL procured f,g
o.. Iur-- purposes. investors advised
without o1aic. 90 desirable opportunities .
highest commercial. references. GElGGS
d CARLETON. ~ Hroa. way
A BAKERY loaieI On uoo.nu. e-'At-
at,,, AL .>u"r~~- 5000 yearly. I.i.,.
50 u0u. t... t-at.n irtIt'l Don
AID WicG-N~ $50 Nas-au.er
COSTUME DRESS ;; ladies find il in-
convenient % call. " ~lll promptly s~r4
ssmrir gods and instructions .ur SELF
measure. perfect - without ny on.
PAULINE < CO.. Ladies' Patent raio.
go last 2ath ST.
CARDS. business or visiting. ana BILL
heads 50 cents q thousand. circulars
10000 O.. s. 81. other printing proper
,iorately low MERCHANTS PRINTING
COMPANY. VOID Building
COUNTING VI IilNE Tor small nursery
p as"c'i i.-..~ s..i'' X Y.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIs. We analyze all
kinds OF solids and liquids ana furnish
working formulas. metals assay"d. mod
crate cnaEes. EARL CHEMICAL WORKS.
lee Broadway
.LEGANT CAFE S;5.VpO. unmo;'eag~d.
lease 10 year-. daily receipts. 500. sure
fortune fur experienced person with
ahOv" amount %; cash. Gail. GiOEE. l1@
Nassau-st
FoR SALE stock. goodwill ari az
lures Of one II the largest grocery and
meat stores iu N"~aiE y. T.. situated iu
one Of he most prominent streets. ee'ah-
Iishri - years. trade strictly Hrst-clas- .
net profits over 5000 per yeal eass
terms 20 responsible parties. GROCER.
Box 311. N~w7r@. \
FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A large plan
ing moulding and woodworking mill. IN
coMplct" order. We'll located near docks in
Brooklyn. large storage capncI'y. For full
particulars apply o. join j. HARDY.
100 20 ave-. HrookNn
FOR SALE MIR. butter. cheese and s@g
store with light groceries. living rooms
rent 81 monthly. 10 IN -a'e-. South
Brooklyn
FOR EXCIIANGE-For bicycles and
sporting goods. q ~ clothing ana gents
furnishing goods. so 81" "quiy IN k.n-
sss city Mo. business block =. O. oox
~. Houston. Tex
HAND-DKILLING MECHANISM sim
pie and convenient Patent f.: sale. J.
". KNAPP. cross River, y. J.
LOANS a, lowcqt rates on New York - l
Brooklyn. also State u Sew JeFset. rtAi
estate second mortgages bought fERDi
NAND ZOGBArM. 40 '"i'i-s'.
MACUINIST As marhinist TO SO c,un-
Try. long experience on eugines. Steam
pumps and machinery - every desrslp-
ion. Addr.se =. CONNEKS. NJ. 2ls ii
St. Jersey Cny. \ g.
PRINTING. QUICK. ar'iefi.. c'.of "'fk
and emb0sgfng. lowest prices; presswork
f9r publishers. lowest prices. faro able
terms. Iuu nights MERCHANTS PRINT
ING COMPANY. World Building
SECTION LINER Improved uulor f,r
draughtsmen Described in Weekly TIE
bune, March =. page g Patent f,r sale
W s HEATH. Washington. II. e.
JAKT%EK wanted with capital in tt' horn
comb business. state wher- interview '4n
De had. Address MANAGER Box I. Iflb-
uue Office
PARTY with 81 O0O for half interest In
safe. profitable manufacturing business.
Will stand strIciest Nebigauon. a. Il,
I. O. Box l.iSy
TREES. TRETS'-A complete line - we'll.
grown nursery stOef trust. shade ana
ornamental trees. VI j. TIGER. Pa
chogue. y. Y.
5000 WORTH or CARPETS and Some
furniture for sale THIS week 81 ~ TIN
ave. opposite sih-sf
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GARDENER 81 one who & capat' 7" %
taking charge Of gert!emans pac".
understands care Of stock ard p5L.irr .
SIX wears on present pace. WV. =
" NELLY. 4. -. Box -. Whi'e Pans.
y Y
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isIIIA>I,Ot

LOOK '-Parl1r suits roUpholstere1 50
mattresses TomEdc az residences 81 80
FRASER Z TURNfR. i2o.isi Gods SIa,ss'
Brooklyn
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

"r"a',. Address /. /. iioX III. La
Eroliway
PORTER Respectable Young man would
li':e situation as elevator man or lunch
man. can give best Of city reference. Ad-
dress j. II. BISHOP. Az 1th-aN~.
PRINTERS and PCHiISHEH>. -W'n.in-
formed printer dos ir-s engagement. has
filled responsible positions. capable refer
cu "s. HOPE 90 BroadWay. New Haven.
'.nn.
PRACTICAL Man wants situation in no
i"i fr residence. CITY or country. 10 d"
nnhIl f-rlaa. rcrarins furniture. 'arn.s.
INK carpenter work etc.,. r"f-r"nr". w
ear" MIR. House ~ East 'nth-st
ROOFS. ranges and furnaces cleaned and
repaired b., tine veteran 80 rcI@uuau.r
prices AS cd-svs
RESPECTABLE Young man. ~ ~ ed
dress ana appearance. would lik" W''''
evenings. O. a.. EoA -. Ia broad"a'.
PEEssMAN Hy YOUNG man On r!at"n
.i cylinder presses. civ ui country. mod
orIt, wage. ~. .. JONES. 1.lG; Nc
'nauic-st.. Sou'h Bethlehem. Penn.
REPAIRING -.Iy ii man in plrnurp<el' :
" J"rclicr's shop 90 do all around r"-
pairs. watches. clocks and J"welrN re-
pairing HERBERT rtSTAT. l.l2o 81
HN".
sTENOGRAPU.R and TYrEWRlTrR.
irst class with tcs' references, VIII paw
!. l.. l.. Box Ilo Urban" Uptown once,
l2f2 broadway.
SMART. INTELLIGENT BOY 10 work in
this week. i63 Dean St. rear house.
B-o1klyn.
SOBER single man. 3G speaks and writes
ErKhsi. French and Dutch. good ~
igutc. desires employment Address
WORK. Trhun" of'r~.
SMART Intelligent boy. Co. work iu butch
er-shop fG3 Dcan-Gt.. rear house. if'"NNn-
ST EhRTHOI.OMEW'S ANNEX. @iiA
East 42d-st.. can supply bookk"epers
clerks. organists. wstohmen. ianitors pack
'rs. p0rters. boys from u to l., &c.. al
references are carefully intes igai"i. on,
o. town correspondence earnestly solicited
A. IANGTON. superintendent
SITUATION WANTED. steady. ho'el o'
roal cs'a'" ,ni',; dero'atiye yq3eNlllii,,,nI5,.
NAM. SOS East Nsih-s'.
sTENOGRApHER ana TYPEWRITER
| Young man experienced. competent lui
willing. With kuYwl'lg" ~ Bookkeeping ane
| of're work dr-ir"s permanent situation
| Address j. NJ. Tribune on.
SASH BLINDS AND DOORS Energetic
| bushes Smsn socks situation az rus; IN
| above line. good .al'snan and cfire man
| .-.dr~sS y. . HaN -. station y. Hklyn
| STENOGRAPIIER aud TYPEWRITER
Ry a man with perfect know l"dg" ~ Eng
| lI-u ana writing sl.r'h.y d. hist-class
! can tr.u..4f. from French. AdI:ees T.
| = j.. Box ga. Trib1nc Uptown of'i"s.
! TOoINAKrV AND DIE SETTER Firs'
class au pr.sa tools. shot metal good
/ specialize. novelties. capable - 'afI-1
| ct.rg. address can" ~ NJ Su.fcg :.
! "h rn. nave. Jersey 'liv.
| TRIMMER Young man desires situation
| co., trimmer. being aUeuet Md 20 trim
ping pads. un'~- hillh"ad- etc. thpr
Il Dr. .I.r % 10.
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GARDENER. FLORIST BY Swlss. aged
81 married. no children. q learned. thor
oughiy practical gardener. rJiEI-'t~r' i1
an different departments 20 gr~~nh1us">
also plantlng ard grow NJ ami gr.ri ng al
kinds fruits trees and the iMprlN ein-n' -
roses care - lawns a9i strawberries.
yraperie~ good vegetable grower: can
milk ami tLa management % gentle
mans piacc. highest references from lat
employers AGdre-ss =. H. GARDENER.
lAs Arrlt, s. r.rsh ns 1.
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AGAINST TIE GEORGIA CENTRAL PLAN.

AGAINST TIE GEORGIA CENTRAL PLAN
some o., the prominent boulhoidcra Of the Savan-
nar ard Western and the CHATTANOOGA. Rome and
Columbus railroads have decided to wiihdra"
from the Georgia Central generalization piar The
Fitzeorald Committee Of Savannah ana Western
has di.b,r.I.d and tho securities have been re
turned to their owners. This committee was or
c.,n.zol il, the interest Of the Georgia Central 1t
is not known yo; what action VII b" taken for tn"
protection of the security holders, but it is said
thar Mr. Coston and Mr.. Lehman formerly Of the
Fiizcerad committee VIII unite with tho Borg
committee OF Savannah and Western.
\ petition for the foreclosure OF the Savannah
and Western Road has already been fled. ard il
j. understood that the proceedings for the sale Of
the road viii be vigorously pushed in the interest
Of the 0rst consolidated mortgage bondholdcrs
The holders OF Chattanooga. Rome ami Columbus
bonds also favor Withdr. wing from the Georgia
Central reorganizat ton scheme. but they are like
wise dc srous OF rcgaininG independence FOR their
road. which is now part OF tho savannah and
Western.
j. J.. MORGAN WILLING To HELP
Philadelphia. March Fit Is announced that J.
Picipont Morgan has sgniiet his willingness to
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

GARDENER BY German married no
family: competent 10 take chlrse o., sun
,lsman's country place; good fruit no .yv
and vegetable grower reteFFl't' '
t-rr-r-nIfNE Jficl<xNiiie l.. l.
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MRS T. HAi.LBERO. ,,ro,,
Swedish Emn,oyment bureau
II West 42d-s...
near 5th-aveD. -
e,- =, sii natinnalities always on:
to pe 1e en- strictly invsstlzs,:a:
F.: and kept on Hle in the Office. ,sS. srysns
. breaking engagements VIII he d 'sl
and .1rfsl, all Claims To Zee p"'"
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GARDENER and MANAGER. By nor
oughly competent man sIhSle NJ,
cuced rose and grape grower aIso H'usIi,
rooms. vegetable grover. under glass; and
ontdQors: understands III" car" 81 ilMnS
AMI flower garden. written ana prrsrni,a'
reference. Address NJ. ;. BOZ 10 i''"'
me Dfics
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
COUntry.

AT EOSEII.E. y. Several houses rent
from SO 20 80 yer month. and VIII t"
sold from s.. Ia To 50 900. easy terms; "a
are chance for "a pleasant home. cheap
rent: only 30 minutes from NV YORK. -
trains daily: very desirable VIII e' oui am
show tire proprrt' 90 any time. 4. J.
HOPE. l43 Lihe-'N-.t
FOR SALE.
VICTORIA HOTEL.
SARATOGA. y
south broadway. near Winds y l'"l ~"
feet 'front.' and 10 feet deep. building nrlek.
win !. frame addition. l07 Rooms. esn bee
bought cheap. terms easy.
NJ o. WALLACE
-05 BROADWAY.
ALBANY. y. y.
GENTLEMAN residence on best avenue
and building plots in Passaic ~ sale.
BYRON VANpERHONEN. 293 Broadway,
%eW-Y York
PIAINFIELD. y. Ito De sold lie
slrable estate ~ o. acres. e0t4r" o. sub
divided: now lG-rOOm dwelling, modern
e9Isv..'uaeys, open nrecIac-si -@i@v@.ian
EDW. +. HAMILTON K co. 9G y WAY.
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FOR SALE.

1
At REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
wood and iron working machip's, iuIiy
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
changed. GEORGE Z. EDDY. 3"o Maii-
scu-st.
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 90 Fulton
-. New York, workshop machinery doot
p.weD. list free: wocd-csrying tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods Incubator
and Breeders "a opei alton.
Az EXTRAORDINARY masterpiece an
flQu" cloeE thai needs winding zap only
once d year. reti',,, fegIii,aiot WIN e4''-
zion q time. 40 West Houston st.
BICYCLES 1894 model pneumatic. in
crate - pounds. only $lI ~. l1dy's Lib
ertv." 81 80. g~uucnau's Liberty"
81 90: q. guaranteed perfect. ta!gairs.
6l2 Gfand-s'.. BrooAl}n.
COMPLETE dgcias plant for sale. Al
or,le.. own steam. suit die Tor dvrius
~, in suA cl.thi.g. ETC. Apply j. NfE
SER. 42> We-' 4h'h--i.
CLOSING om az retail large assortment
" Handsomely designed gold chairs only
- 80. rciailed generally - - warranted
French leaf GOLD CHAIR MAN IA"I-
OREfS. ~ MGrfa'-sr.
FOR SALE A large woodworking plant,
lnhy equipped for business. - 7" 80 p'i
cen, can remain on bond ana m"rt gag
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE 4 nrs,-ciass bicycle. wood
INNS. IN good condition. lamp. Bell. tools.
Inquire J.. SCHMIDT. 20 Wcst IOth.si
FOR SALE. Millinery and notion store
together win good VIII ~ business. nn-
stand Miss MokRlLAUs. oyster Bay.
KESTAUEANT FOR SALE. good noslii,n
sell at once. price $50 40 2d-avc
ROLI~TOp DESKS from sI4 70 500 I'm
oak. walnut. cherry ana MAHOGANY A
sng.c desh at wholesale price T. -
ESTES Sons. - JDhn-st.. near Mas
sau. N"w-Nork.
WORLD POCKET STOVE.-A Hight ''ho,
tHN'. heat Increases. hot water bag heat
lessons. reduce. suffering from ON pains
Wh~f" heat a. e'hcsclous: price by mai
81 nonc, returned II not pleased. agents
wanted. T. T. ELLIS. y o. Box 2G.
Newark. =. T.
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COACIlMAN and GROOM BN tOuns
married man. understands Do. business
willing. ohilgiug. r''y or country. good
references. NIlrr-7 +. lpbLNN, lo'
- est 5gl.-f
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
NinIe

cARETAKER- Married man wouid Ike
car. Of genilemaus place for summer or
lnnser. employed until MAJ: viii Work
,,T,hirg. references w NJ. Box CD.
Ing Dranch West End. y. j.
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At REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
wood and iron working machin's, iu!iy
guaranteed. machinery bought ana -
changed. GEORGE Z. EDDY. 3@o Maii-
sCu-st.
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TSEFI Imam By an American IN fa'-
tory. hotel OF store. UNDERSTANDS al kinds
uf hoUscwork ana horses. good driver .
honest sober and reliable. good references.
r. JONES. 30 East 21th-si
TSEtl' Imam - American. -, Unde.-
stands horses and COWS. wants situation
on gentleman's place or small farm. 81
West 5lst-st. basement.
WAITER BY young man a. waiter in
"a privit, family or boarding house
RICHARD ROrT. 305 Avenue \
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,DArNNNN -Geut."n 40 wishes stun
fion for ls coachmau. whom De- can
confidently r-.1inm"rd t. any person -
urlrlug hi~ service. ! g.. I W-st
4Ifh-af
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

WEST 3GTH-ST.. 30 157.-Hsnlsomely
furnished house. 81 500. UNFINISHED,
81 500. r. r SHROPSHIRE. A WsIl-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

A SWEDISH ,ooks, laundie-ses. On imber-
maids. WaItr,Fssf. .aIies maids. seam
sfg.sses h0usswoIkt rS. buffers. useful men.
Mrs MALMBERG 49, ith-ate
ATTENDANT o. invalid or elderly LADY.
housekeepcr Of any position ~ trust Is
sought by German Protestant OF ability
and experience. good reference. Address
USEFUL 81 Bible House.
COMPANION BY young lady. as com
patton or courier: speaks English. French
and German. good musician. experienced
traveller. MADEMDlSELLE, 40 Morris
ave. Elizabeth. y. ;.
COOK. by respectable middle-aged w0m-
an ~ good cook washer and ironer in
small family. Hat preferred. best reference.
7I2 2l-ave., "a Hight
COOk.-By 4 cnrlpetent Norwegian cook
best referep"5S, country preferred. l55
Last 2Ith-st
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REAL ESTATE.

For Sale and Toilet.
AGENCY FOR MONJCLAIk- Houses all
kinds. sale rent. building sites.
TUBS & TAYLOR. 8 Beekman-st.
FOR RENT Or ALE.-Bargains in hotels.
boarding. houses and cottages. building
si'es reasonable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS x
CO. Atlantic city y J.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE,

WEST END corner apartment house:
lightly mOrtgaged. fully rented for co4n-
Try place. W. HUBERT II Wan-et
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UDTsf.kEEpER -Hv swedish miil.'-
aged woman IS h,us"h'spsr or 20 take
care - hugs, .0r the sHmm''' ,,s
Ea~f l.fh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

uOT>EKEEPEg IS an American lady;
New- York reference. A!lrcss Miss r..
90 pacinc-s,. Newark. y. j.
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nays WORK Respectable woman would
uk. @ - one washing. ironing e "ieAn-
ir.- iv thr Gly ETSENHACEK. 49, Vest
slst-s;. tip floor. front
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tOVrt.NORk. by FL re-ues .aSta gri TO
u, hous.W .rA 'n private fairly. good
cl.. reference Cali ~ West iot1-st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


BrOokIy
A MODERN APARTMENT-Ii HOUSE; rented
Sor SITS. price. $4,000. liberal mort
gage II desired. j. +. SEGRELL & Co.
- COurt-sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-28

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-09-05


limit Colonel Wilson was recently trans
ferred from Washington TO the northeast
division, which includes New York and
New England.
Colonel Wilson has had the rather
unique and, for an army officer, unusu-
al experience Of having refused to drink
with two presidents of the United
States. The first occasion was at the
close Of the long and fatiguing day Of
Cleveland's first inauguration, in con-
Quoting the details Of which Colonel
Wilson had an important part When it
was all over the president suggested that
they take q quiet little drink" togeth-
er. A decanter Of whisky was pro-
duced. With moral courage not less
conspicuous than had been his physical
courage in the time of war the colonel
firmly declined the invitation Of the ma
tons chief executive, saying, II can
not join you in drink Of whisky, for l
have never drunk spirits and never mean
to doso.' The colonel therefore pledged
the presidents health in glass Of apol-
linaris. He had similar experience ON
the occasion of Harrison s inauguration.
AS before, the president, after con-
graduating him upon the successful
management of the ceremonies, suggest
ed that they take a drink together in
honor of the occasion. Colonel Wilson
again declined, and drank President
Harrison's health in glass of water.
Colonel Wilson has had a rather
brilliant military career and combines
in a high degree the distinguishing
traits of soldier and gentleman. He
was born in the District of Columbia,
and is about So years of age. He entered
West Point in 1865. heing appointed
from Washington territory. and gradu-
ated in 1850. joining the engineer corps,
with which be has since been connected.
He served with distinction all through
the war of the rebellion and was sue
cessively promoted for gallant and mer-
itorious service in the battle Of Gaines
Mill, Va. at Malvern Hill, during the
campaign arourd Mobile in the capture
Of Spanish Fort and at Fort Blakeiey,
Ala. His present rank is that Of lieu
tenant colonel of engineers. During
President Cleyeland's two terms he has
held the position Of superintendent OF
public buildings and grounds at Wash.
ington. For four years he was superin-
tendent Of the United States Military
academy at West Point.