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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
Ont His Throat and XIII ed Him.

Lumpkin, Ga, Jan. 23-Jerry Carter
cut Frank Blacks throat last night, kill
ing him instantly Black was a druggist
and accused Carter Of circulating reports
derogatory to his character. Carter es-
caped.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
LOADED DOwN WITH DEBTS.
A Man in the Mining and STnnufac-
turing Business Assigns.

New York, Jan. civilian Foster, Jr.
engaged in the mining and manufacturing
business. with his principal offices at No.
14s broadway made an assignment to-
dav TO Bell w. Foster, his son.
Mr.. Foster is largely identified with
the Metropolitan Railroad Company, the
Lebanon Springs railroad and the Retsof
Mining Company.
No preferences are given, although it is
said that more than 100000 is involved. 1t
is believed that the assets Will be found
10 be largely in excess OF the nablHties.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA BILLS.
Senator Call Wants Route SUR
veyed for FIOrida's Ship Canal.

Washington, Jan. Representative
Livingston to-day introduced a bill to
make Atlanta a port of delivery.
Senator Call to-day introduced a Joint
resolution providing for a survey across
the peninsula of Florida for the best routa
for a ship canal, and to make an estl-
mate Of the cost. An appropriation OF
5000 Is ix'ovided for TO carry out the
provision of the resolution. 1t was re-
ferred to the committee on commerce.
Senator Pasco's bill providing for the
Improvement OF the road to the national
cemetery. near Pensacola. has been fav-
orably reported from the military COM
mittee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
Brazil in no Vow.

London, jan 2S.-The Brazilian lega-
ton here has received a cable dispatch
from the government at Rio de Janeiro,
between Brazil and Great Britain or be-
tween Brazil and Italy. The dispatch
also says the voyage of the Brazilian
cruiser, Benjamin Constant, has no ref
erence whatsoever to the island Of Trini-
dad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
SISTERS OF MERCY INJURED.
An Electric Car CoIIides with Their
Carriage.

st. Louis, Jan. 29.-An electric car on
Jefferson avenue collided with a barouche
conveying five Sisters of Mercy on the Jef-
ferson avenue bridge at 9 o'clock this
morning, and four of the nuns and the
driver of the carriage were seriously in
1ured The sisters who were injured are:
Sisters Barbara, Germania, Evaline Al
phonsu and Falgenta. Their injuries are
not regarded as fatal. The motorman Of
the electric car is held responsible for the
accident
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
COURT SALARIES CUT.
CarOIina's Legislators Reduce the
Pay of the Supreme Judges.

Columbia, S. c., Jan. 23.-In the House
to-day the economists began to get in
their work. When the bill providing for
the reorganization Of the state supreme
court came up, they attacked it, and the
salaries Of the justices and attaches OF
the court were all cut down The salary
Of the chief justice was cut from SO. 800 to
SO 900, and those of the assistant justices
from 5000 each to 81 700. The court is
also to be required to hold three instead
of only two sessions a year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
MORE TROOPS FOR ABYssINIA.
Six Thousand Men Ordered to Pro-
ceed to MassOwah.

CttU To NHHhsUWHHls
Rome, Jan. 23,-Additional troops to the
number of 1900 men have been ordered to
proceed to Massowah. the capital of the
Italian colony of Erythrea, whence they
will be dispatched to the interior of Abys-
sinia to reinforce the troops now cam
paigning against the forces of King Meme
iik
The banks here expect that the govern
ment will shortly call for a loan of 200, ,0O0,
900 lire to meet the expenses of the cam
paign against the Abyssinians.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
oHIo's BRIBERY CHARGES. .
senator Gaumer Refused to Pay $3.50
10 Senator Oil.

10 Senator Oil.
CoIumbus, o., Jan. 23.-In the United
'eSs account of the bribery indictments
,'S' night it was stated that the claim
vas vas mat Senator Oil had asked and re-
1''eu from Senator D. H. Gaumer of
CO.. vile $3.50 to vote for a bill in which
Is itIer was interested. The latter part
pay iorfect Senator Gaumer refused to
co1T5aator OH arrived here tonight ac-
EaJt' 'GIlleq by his attorney and at once
Ila Suhd Tor his appearance to plead to
,,etInFee indictments a. nst him. He
agajnst y, 70 talk about the indictments
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A PUDDLE MILL CLOSED.
Wages to BE Reduced When II Re-
opens Unless Business Improves.

Birdsboro, Pa, Jan. 2S.-The F. & G.
Brooke Iron Company of this place to-
day notified the employees of the puddle
mill department OF their works that, ow-
ing to the low prices and poor demand
for puddle bars they would be Obliged to
shut down that department. Notice was
also given that If there is no Improvement
in business when the mill starts up again,
a. reduction in wages Will be made.
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DOLAN NOT IN DANGER.

inc SN-A "a '"N 1AeA
ers' Association Laid Up.
Chicago, Jan. 2S.-At this mornings ses-
sion of the National Association of Man
ufacturers it was announced that Presi-
dent Thomas Dolan of Philadelphia, who
contracted a cold Immediately after his
arrival in the city, was seriously i'll and
ceonhnge5Sd 10 ms ped at the Audltorinm no
was in a "precarious condition." but this
was not confirmed by inquiry at the ho-
tel. AS he declined a reelection to the
presidency of the organization, Theodore
w. Searcy of Philadelphia was chosen to
that position for the ensuing year.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-01-24
Chemical WORKS Burned.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 28-The Clifton
chemical works, near Atlanta, were burn
ed to-day. The loss is $4,000.
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Il frAI ESTATE TRANSEE.I

David another to G. George s "A L OObe, 81
trustees George FaIls. to Aiphonse CGpsr 1920
lth-s No 233 West; Albert Sire and wife 10 A. mo
Is r W. Of =, is, Mays 2' Ms2sn Joseph
18th st. So 2os.3 ., 2daye 2ossse Rachel Yash
G Wa1 eNeeurlH Of Louis crunnn to 'ohn oo2s
els IS ST. %'G N $ ls$.. IT Of ch 20 ioxese
st rpne' No l, 4s5 Vest Mary and
xio2Ssiie2 Francis NJ Jencks and wife to 10 ooo
cs,h piT"' rs IT " Of shave Or central rark
V, wF Peter goS wagner ' ana another $4,000
s2i-3-, Xos 1888 ana i25 East Catherine Della
lave ia1s 80 i2is: William Natal and wife to
Same S, property part Morris sliberstein and
Theodore Myer II AND W Wife aO' Henry TSoma
,s7 Ih $ $50 IT OF Lcnoxavc. iooxaeii;
caldwell Fraser and wife TO Charles seickch- y, ,oo
lloth,s; $ 2s5 It Of Lcnqx-ave;. sol.io g
wife to the Ncw-York Investment and Improve
ls7i 1rs o2i" 800 # Of 7ih.avc ioo19sii jad-
son Todd to Edward jenkins .:..:.........:.
1JS 81 the wv W st'a and Improve
COMPANY to cRaTs' l bSssSmana AK
100 II, SAME to same Observation-Disclosures. 1900
lOoxloo. city Island; Richard Williams and oov,
M WS fIS'.N lot r. map of South Washington
Vile: Frederick c Dexter and wife to oscar .,
Is1st-si, s. 80 IT " Of ilihave. 25xloo; John
, ]. Iinehan Jacob Hess .........:.:..;...;.:.
| Same property: Clara l. Iyer and husband to
ad lave W s 40 II Of boundary line lots 80 and
"a map Of Morrisana 25xlOo: Hannah Bell to ,
Fleetwood ave-. W s. S75 # $ Of l7sdst. 25xioO;
Louisa Lenen &c Silver Tisch ......:......:..:.
47th-st No 70 West: Catharine O'Donneii 20 O.,
MasS a eaIiee corner is5-st ooiix3o John
Dawson ct al Henry II Anderson. ....::::. 5000
r. W ana no nc 10 ANTHONY Smyh IL 900
Washington ave- 5, 1856 n of issd st, 25x9o;
1,nusSSrr D'sS'o'1 90 ............... 1880
Henry st, 30 s2o; ssnund Kurt Rcke 100
sd isrIs'" Nos ii ana - and Nos and Jones
Lane; Louis De Nres to Emms f Thatcher go.
Broadway No 1885, Iny " BeeIsford ct al. ex- ,o ooo
Gocrck st. s. - It Of Delancyst. 2jxlOO; ~.
Annie wosrsky 70 Katie Jacobs loo
wife to Sarah srang Observation-Disclosures. 10
22l- ST. n g. 2Go6 # " Of Gth-ave 2lx9s.9 Ann
slsi St, No $40 West; Alexander Moore and VIII.
ass 30 iai East; John j Frech wife
s3i ilrs $. 80 # Of shave. 25xoso; sydney
II Chaplin to Ellen Chaplin
East 18th st and Nos III and l43 East ls,h-s,
Maria T Horner 70 " Hennessy ....;..,;..:.
57th-st No "a East: James seeman and wife TO
e,aa's ois +, Of I'd ave % axo2 q Nor
man l. Nver Margaret A Niver..:.......:. 1900
s4th-s. 1855 II W Of Avenue 4. ls0xl022; oo
Henrie,te vogel TO Ambrose Blank ........... 1900
other. executors to william Stevens 10000
I02d-s,. s. l9s # of Central Park West. PIX
100 II: Herman 4 Bente to Philip Braender.... ]
l2oth-s $40 # W q Lenox- ave 2xoo II; 30 M
anthony smyh and wife 70 Moss Wrish, 5000
OIL. julius II Coryl and wife to Frederick
Schuck ..............'.'.'....' ...'''.'''''.'''
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5od-st Nos 1913 and I25 East; Ella Mccormack TO
George B Jacket. ,,.,,i
slst-st No AS East; Elise Hldebrand 10 faui
9sth- 81. Nos lG4 and 1863 West; John casey an"
wife to Jane Butter ,c.,y, *. 4,
I.ikes Hospital TO William Monig9meryy ,,;;
55th-sr g. 2GO Il II 5th-ave, toxloVo VII =
lam X Montgomery and wife TO Henry
s4th-st, n 8. 225 # Of 5th-aye, 5oxlM'a: st
INES Uos,ital 10 Jose phne : Gocdwin.
,ooJ ST n 272 II Q Of 2d-ave. i-x1oll; Cert
rude Greenberg 10 Plnkus Nathan. u part. -.
same property: samuel Greenberg to Henry
cnherg. ]. part. .s'.''. :
same nroperty; Henry Greenberg and wife TO
pfnkus Nathan .
7 sxing,ona n @ corner 12lst-st. lOollx9'.
co,n,,.l Rouse and wife 20 Charles Bichtermann.
Same property CHARLES Bich'erhahh anu ""e ~
MarQ A
,, 20 &c " corner l3ith-st 99.llxllO: Alos
Gutwilllg and wife TO Gunder Johhseh' '''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-28
RI-ILDING PLANS FILED.

TIL. following plans for new buildings and alterations
81 ol.I with the Building Department yesterday:
New buildings: 800 o -, -. 90, W.,
broadway. for six-story brick warehouse ana
store by n "v rsrs'e u sia5OOo
Filmore-st W s. 3.J $ OF Morris Park-ave for
and attic frame dwelling ana
on.-story frame stable by John Day. Of No 40.
Isl Fores-ave, owner SOW
rofayette-st n 1O7 II OF Pro~pect-ave, q
tw0-story frame dwelling. by Nelson smith, IT. oooo
of No Iji West 4sth-st, owner. -'Vo
o2i-st No lIS East. four-story and basement
er, STn Of No 20 East Dist st. owncrs.. 5000
shave No 2Si for a one-story Iron boiler house. -
hv Robert ) Westcott and another owners. %
Alterations:
snrng- St Nos I3i and 1879. BY Louis Jones. OF
o ~" Infts....... ....................... 1000
Ues, End ave No sos. BY John Schnoeriny. of No
c1o West End-ave. TO seven-story brick hotel 90
Gr.ene-st Nos * and 81 by David Einstein Of
No 80 West o7thst, TO a sixstory brick ware -
Grand at No 40. by Abraham Necois. OF No %
,S,p % Observation-Disclosures. 100
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schick Frederick. to Julius II Caryi i'''"-
-, ono n . OF ii5th- ST. years. :: ..
soho,ornaNor Amelia J. TO James II Robertson
SIS ii3th-st. No $50 West ye year. . veors
en-, 10 charles A Bristed. same properly, d ys"'s
sei"kendick charles to caudwel Fr ase
,2.th-st $40 II " Of Lenox-ave. year.
ri,cher Emma F. to Max Cohen. Nos OIL ana ~
South-st, and Nos and Jones Lane: S yendi
So 20 4 hudson Wells. same properly; Donu.'
IT, wsidrich Land Company 10 Mary l. Higgins,
general guardian. etc Of Eoise l. r, nree]' vears
Corner West lOth-st and Waverley race years
TO- CLARENCE F. 10 Francis Jencks. $ corner
Riverside Drive or ave and ,1th-st: demand';':
rh"mnson Henry s. Theodore Myers
',,13Ii =, opo n W OF iOth-ave. . months
ua,1er William 10 Lily w Beresford ct a. ex-
"ecu,nrs Of Louis c Hamersley. No o3o Broad
wiz Paul. to Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
w '..s East sist-st years. ............ 49,:
Wagner Peter, and Robert Wallace 70 John
1NSombly and Frances T Pope. 0sth-st' 10
., u, Of shave, ] year. 49,.
ui,icox Walter and wife TO Frederick Boss, IS
paly-ave 2734 II n Of Tremont-ave ana al
i,ining lot. l year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-28
uoRsEs AND CARRIAGES

AT SACRIFICE. Brewster Co. hrough,
am Ike new, mail phaeion. Healey q
Co., makers; extension-top FAMILY surrey
seats four. silver brougham and surrey
harness. centleman's riding saddle and
bride tall nearly new; must sell immedi-
ately. PRIVATE STABLE, 90 East 3lst-
Ct mar h.h-nNe
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prCORDED Mortgages.

Blank A%sF'i iss5 qf wife If s'5s' xsss
% ment and improvement Co. 10Th st. 25i IT
Same Of to sa%c o7 af'an' 200 IT Of Am S'
c6 Screen gona ave 10 Mary carr no
ce e yea" Maurice j. to Henry bassord
tee Washington ave. 1896 IT Of 1s9d-s en-
DSn9 nelly? Frank to Perpetual IrassseT En-,
Valentine-ave, $50 n ~ lands of Thomas
Bassford lot 80. map part Valentine Farm. ma
rs gfnT' Mary 4. to catharine oDonne No 70 -
Greifsu Anna to siennnd conn. No Sso East ,oo
same ES o. Kia Te Simon same property 1900
'; H"f'h R Ss'' savings Wings" Bank 10 ga 10Th
Grimm Ti 'f Elizabeth to Maria and Herring
No Il East ii5th-si years y ,,,, 1000
i2th-s and n llth-.t. lot 27o, map of Union M.
Herring eer Ludwig to charles IGner trustee for
Drusia l. Craven. corner West loth-s and o., ooo
Same to Albert Sire same property. install
H,Tdy Albert p t. Wysu l s:s:! VS. Nor .o
Juckett George =. to Ella Mccormick. Nos 1913
Je a' 50 EhW ss and wife to william Maioncy
ia7h-st 800 & 4 7'h.aye wear 10000
months ............... ..........'......... 10000
corner ,th ave and iSith,st 10 months 30 10000
Same to same property. 10 months .....: 10000
Ks5s Woe she So N 70 9o sn 'e snmcn no N $500
Keller. Matilda. and husband to Harry d Low ,ooo
Lagoa Si{e T,,is GU; G,sTq .1... ana
Trust Company. No ~ NY nan race hr-
Lawrence Gusavus l.. and wife 10 tho United
States Fire Insurance Company. = lOSth-si.
200 II W O Amsterdamave 3 years. mort
Mc,;ay Fannie, and husband 20 Thomas e Camp
bell. : lWh-s $50 Il - Ithave. wears. 900
Moran. Mary A +. T. Title. Guarantee and Trust 80
Company No 3i6 East 3Gih-st years .-...... llJp
Montgomery. William X. and wife to Thomas
Sherman $ 3 55tll-st. 30 II " OF oth-aVo. o.-o.
year. mortgages i"o'V"
Same TO James W Markoe J1th-st 2'o II "
OF 5th-ave. deposit Of sl2,"". contract %
Monie omery James l.. Peter IIasNnger. No:
"a and 226 West 64th-st. secures bond OF ,oooo
Joseph OConnor, tr 'o'''
McKson. Margsre: Il. and husband 10 mo Johh
Eickltr Brewing Company, nt b. map MOP o.oo
risanla. year
Nissen Anna V Ellen II Cramhers. old 700
Bathgate- ave. 81 II Of Samuel st......;.. "p
O'Gorian. Linda tho Teachers 'O-,f'"r atiye
building and Loan Association. " p W@odrnh-
ave lot 81, map Of Farmount. upper Nor .,oo
Reichcnhach Charles 20 Ann Miller "a 81 90 o,o
2GoG II " OF Gh-ave 3 III"
Scn,ell. Charles 6 and wife TO John \ Brown. jr
al. trustees. 40 3i1 West broadway y 80 -oo
stev.,s william. and VIE t. the Franklin saw
ings Bank Nev-Nork. va 81. loli n 81 .. ooo
eth-ave. year -'V
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
COMPETENT PROTESTANT LApi
MAIp.-Best reference required: must pe
q 90 sesmstress. dressrnaker and packer
uiIIing 10 live In the country. ADDRESS w.
H.. Box II. 1.242 broadway.
LADY understanding cutting and NJ
ting shirt waists can secure onaiS1
first class department. Adurrss - go,
SHIRT WAIST. Tribune Office. 397 Fulton
ST.. Brooklyn.
ADvFR EASEMENTS and subscriptions TOR
The Tribune Cat regular Office rates. re-
ceived at the following Harlem Onces;
2.Osi 3d-Ave.. near ll3th-st.; 1856 East
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bet. 7,h ana 9Th ayes: 800 West 14oth-st.
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advanced figure over that paid recently for It, The
new purchaser wi. erect nine-story skeleton IRE
proof business building on this site.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR NONTCLAIR.-Res
properties all kinds: sale or rent
CLARENCE r. TUBBS. Beeknan-st.
AT MONTCLAIR.-Hou for sale ana 70
let: furnished and unfurnished. WM. NJ
TAYLOR Montclair. n. J.
ASBURY PARK, n. desirable fur-
nished cottages for rent; send Tor hs''
MILAN ROSS. Asbury Park. n. j.
MORRIsTOwN real estate Of all kinds for
rent sale or exchange. J. HENh1
JOHNSON & CO.. MorristOwn. y. J.
yOSKFRS and vicinity-Choce properties
rent sale or exchange. GEORGE A
FLAGG. SO William-st.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
rn1s.
MEN wanted on cattle steamers 10 London.
Liverpool Glasgow. Bristol! work for
passage Apply "a Greenwich-st.
TOOLMAKER. experienced. 20 take charge
toolroom Of a Western lamp factory: must
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2O2. Plttsburg. Penn.
USEFUL MAS.-Must be experienced In
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small place: no reply considered unless
wages expected and references are given.
LAW. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. 10 take charge OF a department
IN a Western State. an experienced ad-
vertising, Insurance or biographical solicit
for and salesman. who Is thorough gen
tlsman and capable OF transacting bust
mes with our highes; class OF business
men and institutions; 70 such a man a
place will be given Of trust and profit; to
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BOARD WANTED.


GOOD TABLE BOARD wanted near 9TH
ave and 4Oth-st. II. s.. Box 81. Tribune
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
vc~.~(~<-~NNo~NNN~N> >oN~~~~N~N~NNo~oy
Male

A MAN. 20 years old. unmarried. wishes a
position on stock or dairy farm; ex-
perienced: absolutely temperate. honest and
not afraid of work: wages sos and board.
Address ADV. 100 Washington ave, Brook
lyn.
ATTENDANT. &c.-Englishman. aged 30,
as attendant or companion TO an Invalid
gentleman: highest New-York references
from doctors and former employers as to
capahiity and disposition. T.. Dox Is. ioi2
Broadway.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

0>o~~>N~-.O.0-NNoN%~N NNoNNNNoNNooNo.N
REFINED Christian woman, country VII
lage wants couple OF children 10 board: ,
best care; terms moderate, references eH-
changed Mrs. b.. GS West 1lst-st.
"a WEST 51ST-ST. Handsomely fur
nished large square room on 30 moor.
front with board; references exchanged.
100 WEST 46TII-ST. Large. handsomely
furnished rooms: with or without board.
2Os WEST lO3D-ST .-Pleasant furnished
rooms with or without board; table
board. Hotel EdinbOro. BAXTER.
22l EAST l7TH-ST. Stuyvcsant Square.
Second floor with private table. II de-
sired or rooms slngly In a private family
with home comforts: references.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
GOVERNESS.-E American lady
as governess: English branches. music,
French. drawing. needlcwofk &c. A.. Box
no. Tribune once.
GOVERNESS. -Experiencei lady teacher
desires 10 h. In the country; higher
English language and music. Address
SUCCESSFUL BOX 10. l.242 broadway.
COVERNESS. Wanted. position. as nur-
sery governess to growing child. by re
fned Protestant: excellent seamstress; un-
exceptionable references. Address l.. L.,
5O7 Clinton at. Brooklyn.
GRADUATE seeks position, holding State
certificate Of New Jersey. years expe-
rience: hes, testimonials ~, Box 100
Tribune Office
MANICURE Young lady wishes few
customers. alcohol rubbing at her parlors
or out, elite only HELEN PAGE. 40 West
2sth-st. near Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Two years experience: salary, 81. COM
PETENT. 2iS East l2sth-s II.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
Experienced. with references: salary mod
crate. O.. Box -. Tribune ONCE.
STENOGRAPIIER and TYPEWRITER :
begin L.. Box II. Tribune Office
YOUNG LADY. just ief, school. desires a
position in grocery or drug store as
cashier; city reference. Address +. X 305
West l5.h-st.
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runxrsHED ROOMS TOILET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO-bEI'
>o~.~y~~~~~o~c~N~>> NosNor>NNsNS~,S~
LARGE ALCOVE FRONT ROOM. hot ana
cold running water. heat. gas and path.
with owner; private family: 81 Week
references exchanged Address AMERI-
CAN. Box 10. l.2i2 Broadway.
TWO LARGE rooms. bath, handsomely
furnished or unfurnished. singly or en-
suite. private American family. only 10
permanent parties taking meals out MuR.
RAY HILL. Tribune Uptown Office. l.242
broadway.
i5TH-sT.. III EAST.-Rooms for gentle
men, 81 20 upward; rooms for house
Keeping.
ia IRVING PLACE. Elegantly furnished
corner rooms; heated; everything new: all
improvements.
POD ST, 440 wEsT.-Elegant parlor. suit
able for Doctors ONCE. moderate; FUR
nished rooms for EentIs~sni a" o"""@"'-
euceS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

..oyovoo-~o.~c~>~~~c~<~ |>~~~"~r>"~~'~>'>> -
WANTED.--For one week. roo,n d., a. 81;
Ground floor, top light. for exhibition 0!
SCULPTURE. Address l.. Il. NJ. IL East
Ssth-st.
WHERE 10 buy hair goods IT, the CUES
ton. The finest goods at the io"s sso
prices can be had at J. n MAN o"o
isedford-ave, 500 Fulton-st., BROOKLYN
ca Ncwark-ave.. Jersey CITY: y. J.
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tire household duties together. housewosS
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THE CANDIDATE HAS GONE.

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INK was given as brief statement OK the
facts.
A little before o'clock in the even
inc Mr.. Tranord received telephone
message stating that the Traction Com
pany had found that their current was
100 strong for their lamps, and asking
II tfle railway company would not turn ON
It's current. Mi. IIanOrd requested q
written order, which was received at the
H0tod Zimmerman at 30. IN the mean
while, however, he had given urgent orders
for the necessary supplies 10 be gamer
ed together and the necessary lneinen
10 be sent for. so that no time should
be lost. Having about gathered bis force
and material when the written order was
received from Mir. j.. R. Williams, OF tle
Traction COmpanys counsel. Mr. Iranorc
proceeded at once with his force TO the
auditorium. Upon arriving there. howcv-
err hc found the building crowded. and inc
Traction Companys foreman said that
ule Richmond hallway and Electric Com
pany could be OF 10 service 20 them as
they had succeeded themselves In lighting
the building pretty well.
Ia giving tho order Mr.. Williams in
serted a clause 90 the effect that the fcr-
wee should be rendered az the railway
c0mpauys usual rates. TO which Mr.
Tranord replied that there should Dc
no question or rates, as ne considered
the situation az inc auditorium puphc
eaioinlty' ana that me i'i.h inon" l'".i"ey
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