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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-14
THE THIRD TINE WINS
ne Fishers at Last Separated
by a Divorce.
soceRsoN CASE POSTPONED.
~.-,o VII. Have to Try Again Mile
.ue Case Continucd-A Wrongful
Attachment.

,.<,.s tines aas %, correctly expresses
.s..psr,snse Of John o. Fisher in the
$50 court. For about year past he
- ..s. an unwilling defendant in an ar-
- - s,rsashf hy Carrie y. Fisher. 10 whom
y. married al M9erehead. Kan, TWEEN
-. ago. and aefen5ed successfully
- vsxierday. when a legal release was
s-~s,es Mr.. Fisher by Judge Hurnes. The
-, hsarinz was held by Judge Hurnes.
=. ~ case vas contsaued because the
.s.xiax made xzs not satisfactory. and the
.@,aS hearing vas before Judge Carr5ll u.
r-,xgs who refused the prayer % the
ss-uetalas. Another action was theseuY'on
49, ara came 10 { conclusion as above
$50 Mr. Fisher. who Is 4 boarding
-. keeper. beng awarded tho house,
- rooes aad the custody Of the three
5000. Nora, Eliza and Claude. aged. re-
.ss.ssssly. Il. y and 10 The decree was
.-.,.es on The ground OF cruelty.
sey phase appeared In the Rogerson
=. w,.er y WAS called before Judge
remes Rogersou II atter qiing 10 gain
,s~sssou d The child. and has charged
"a h.s divorced wife, at present Mrs.
vsr-sa. Is an immoral person. The di
800 xas granted less than "a year ago.
80 almost as soon as the statutory six
..stAs mad expired the marriage to the
.,s.s-t husband took place. the ceremony
s,tsr osrforrned al Ballard. and an attempt
,,ss 10 suppress the news. That Was
vsyernber q, and what R0gerson expects
= sre,e Il clearly Indicated by the follow
- esr4lncate. signed by Or ]. IL. Nooers.
sstch uss introduced IN court;
80 Whom II May Concern; hereby
.srafy ,hs. Mrs Louis Mignon, OF South
pa,k. gsng county. wash. IL now confined
= her bel on account Of Childbirth. which
,.ol place on Sunday lazt. l do hot think
+ xould be prudent for her TO expose her
=. cut o, doors Tor three or four weeks.
s1ssr any cons Iteration
4 esntinuanee Of three weeks was grant
4 ~ TIE court.
The case Of Jacob Young W. r. Estelia
y.gng was Continued for one week. In or
a. to allow tho plaInt!g time IN which 10
rzke out a better case. The testimony
eswea tia. both the Parties had bcer IN
~ habit Of visiting saloons. one witness.
Lass De,a 70 said Mrs Young he'd gone
n,o the Peacock saloon. and there had
ref mar called Jack Collins
4 divorce was zrarted by Judge Humes 20
In H. Ks.eefy from Lille j. kennecy.
90 Judge Lara ley allowed a decree In the
sssa u Matilde Lennox vs. Frank 7. Len
@L
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Yukon Camp Stove
Endorsed by practical Alaska Miners as the
Correct Thing Call and see it.
L. c. MILES CO., ls la Ysr V T. z DAv.nsos'

Lumber Company. i.ss6 VS.. David E
Durie. i.egs-f ses
Block a. lot y. v. L. Rogers CT al. i.i1i
George Aisnsr. La, Mechanics MIN and
Lumber Company. i.fss- NJ. s. Bltteacourt
lssi. James Readnan. Ira VS.. David z.
DHrie. l.o2s-i. ~
Block ~. lot IS. " L Rogers 81 al. LII
Mary C. Tgohs. re. James Readnan
liz. w. ]. Stevenson. 1891. ?. Frederick,
ieHs. vs. VI. 8 BfttencoGrt. i.as1.
Block r.. lot Il. W. j. Stevenson. !, f,al
James Reairsan. l27e. William p Trimble.
l-s, p. Frederick, LES, vs.. George c.
Spaulding, Igz5
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TIE Seattle Ksuiergsrtea Association
IN Ao}A a meeting at ne Chamber -
Commerce uest Mandsy az o'clock. tbs
M no ne nrst meeting since Inst Sspten-
t4~ a-s vii be a. saal interest 20 the
members
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COMPOSITION t7 compared. rn.aga- pre-
N.e- - lerS primer tart~ ca IRE follow
- -, hs-slss- N1rT4aTuI ~ ra--r -.-
exr.es.rS g s-as pea brew sr rot en-
~.essas rs ems pjcA. less primer. rot ev.
-,.t4!ax - ems gtra. Srecla3 Germs r.
fa~se r-sers Address Post Iatci..ssn. ,
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>, - not 10 te wondered D. taat Ayers
rms are ~ sach universal demand For
~. r.,4~e ar constipation. oliousness ~ any
o.hsr complaint needing laxative tlss@
uius are unsurpassed They are So Az
sos.ss. eAsy 70 take. and esers desc Is Z.
,s-fsysN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-14

s.aa-ner Iakme viii SAL for six-Nle
--,-~S direct MsF-e -. carrying pzssen-
gerS ana freight For Information call at
,-.s-s-& fork 2 q Wakeaeld. agent
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New suits Fflps-


In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
William A. Hoffman vs. the John
scHFarn Co. services as t.nsmta. sel5 -.
L. Il. Allan vs.. r. l. Pfliman: TO re-
coyeS goods and cha.teIS SIae
samuel W. Thomas VS. Fred L Stinson
SEQ
A j. Edwards VS.. Eliza Vert ct viz. !;
appeal from justice court. sz5-5a.
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steamer I-topsA leaves for SIX u --sss
.nrl Z. carrying pssssnsers. .r-.rnc 4-4
nss-axe. J q HestNood. aeeEt. olysusac
h!ocR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-14

re. son. March u Samuel l. Clemens
Marx Tsa.n4 - dsngers'lsiy ~ al JeFF>ore.
1rla The nature q a.s illness : rot
sfAf-5
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pacific Coast steamship CoEnpany,s
sfSerer cry OF TOPEKA. sailing from
Puset sound and British Columbia ports
MARCH Is Will arrive at Sitka 10 time
- connect with Alaska Commercial Com
sqtLa fcr extreme head sf navigation in
Is~rtare pap, Prince William sound.
March q. This is the only practicable
yav 10 reach Turn-Again Arm. Resurrec-
t4oyl or Six Mile Greeks before navigation
or.srs IN Cock Inlet-about May lst.
Steamer Bertha has accoum odano9E for
II passengers. Fare-Sestile 10 Sttka,
6rstlcIass SIS: second class. $50; Sitka 10
prrtsge Paw. frsi-class. $50. sccond-class.
sla ~ For further information address
J. r. TRoWBRIDGE.
FC.e; Sound Supt.. Office OCEAN DOCK.
&c dali. Perkins & Co. General Agents.
san Francisco.
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\ KLooTCuMAN's BODY.

GRIFFIN lemon and vanilla. The great
e.; strength and most delicious flavor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
REAL ESTATE.
,I-srNESS AT THE EXCHANGES.


At the Broadway Real Estate Salesrooms yes'er-
day William Kennedy sold In foreclosure NO III
Goerck-st, a three-story brick enement-house' io'
171ix5O to ID. II. Breunich for $3.50
William NJ Ryan sold by order Of the executors
10 close the estate of Anna c. A. Ihenberg. NO S5S
East Seventy -ffth-st.. fve-sory brownstone
double apartment house, lot SxlO22, TO W. H.
Elnker for $l4,1OO; also Nos l4s and loO Freeman
St, Greenpoint. Brooklyn, four-story frame na.
house and a thrce-story frame house. with STAPLE III
the rear plot 50xl00 to ". II. Weekes for s79U
Mandelbaum Levine have sold No % Delaney
st. 25xs7 to Fay x Stacom who Will erect inou-
tenement building. -, -
H. X. Drew has cold No 3S East Thirty ,third-st
a four-story dwelling. lot l6sx9S9. to MIS-; Wneeock
for 200 This was formerly the dwelling OF JUS
tice Roger a. Pryor. 800 .,..
C. Z. Harrs has sold to the William j. Merritt1
COMPANY for Jcre c. Lyons, the property Nos
and West Eighteenth-st.. In the Siege ana cooper
block for about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
uopsEs AND CARRIAGES.

>%A>AN>N.cO%NyNDNN@ SSNN0%SN~r|N~~~~
DOcTOR's BUGGY. used six weeks. cost
sto5. will sell for about one-trifi value /,
storage. 10 West 4Ith-st. Also Slio iOt
l,qht extsrsicn TOP family surrey. cost S''"
last April: plated harness. $50. owner go
ing alb. Dad -- 90
FINE seal-trown team horses. 10 hands.
I years old sound. kind and fearless
long mains and tails. best family team III
Br5okiyn. price $3.50; elegant spider phae.
ton. brougham and tea cart. AL In superb
order NJ half value: sold simply FOR want
OF use. 2iI Schermerhorn-st.. near BONO
st.. brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-Pony: with or without cart
and harness: we'll broken for child. Ad-
dress Or o. e. JACKSON. Jamaica. l.. l.
LANDAU. $3.50. new style Cabriolet $3.50
Cabroet. slIj: fine Trap. $40. X. u.
GREEN liS East 10th 81.
SHETLAND PONTES.-Over 100 head to
select from: chlldrcn's ponies; breeding
stock: send for catalogue. w. J. SAMP-
son. Youngstown. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
1vALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

4VI SEA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST
AND THROUGH THE GULF or MEXlCo TO GALVES'
TON TFXAS. Is AN IDEAL VACATION TRIP.
ONEWhY EXCURSION OR TOURISTS TICKETS to
points Texas. Colorado. Utah. Arizona california
Mexico Georgia Florida Excellent accommodate NJ
Write for our G4-PAGE POCKET glide mailed fre-l
c r. MALLORY q 60. Gen. AEts. Pief 20. Z r.. y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Union-ave g. $50 Il OF 4th-st ca 8xl'+.n
TO Marvin Place xll3.ix Irregular: also 3
Marvin Place, 100 II u +th-st, III TX irreg- -
ular: Cora Landauer to Charles + Brooks 49,. p
2Gth-st No 33 West Anne Outerbridge ct al ~
Same property: Elizabeth Ferguson. by guar a,
dian to same ~
cd ct s. $50 II . Of llth-ave. 2jxloo; Har- "a
old Rankne referee 10 susanna y Minturh. ~
4sth-st g. 800 II OF 9th-ave. 2oxlOV; Mar q,
garetha Schadt 10 John Peters. ...:......'.:. -
45th-st 80 II OF 9th ave. 2DxlOO4; 'harles 90
Stumpf and wife William Henke. ~
bOth-st No $50 East: Myer Bach ct al to Harry ~,
Flsche ,,aa
6lst-st s g. 2T0 II OF 9TH ave 3OxlO.o; James -
] Goodwin and wife TO Robert Oyphant o.
,23d-st $ 255 II " OF 2d-ave 25xlOO.ll: Mary
Westerveit to Bridget Bresney 49,;
125ih-st Nos 22O and ODD East: John SperTy ~
and wife Otis X Dmock and another. -, ~
cg.n-st $ 100 II Of lst-ave. 2ox'3e' Isaac :,
Eromme referee to Jacob Doll .......'.::... IL
Man-st s " g. adjoining land OF Harlem RIVER
and portchester Railroad Company. llt."x"2N
=? ix5331 curve lines: Mary Baisiey and an
other 10 the New-Yori New Haven ana Hart -
ford Railroad Company -
,sath-sf s l25 Il Of Courtlandt-ave. l2SNlV' &C
cstharne c Twomsy to George Stoitz 80. io
Rathrate- ave W e. 162 II OF 1toth-st, 2Hl-"' q
Ma ida /. Sheldon TO Blanche Durell ;;,;;,,,..
norfolk St No i4i. Becky Kurinsky 70 William %
Cohen ...................... o'
Elzaheth-s ST. No oU2 George Kenny ct al 10 O,
Ceestino De Marco ............. '.'.'' '''''''' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

DE MARY READ. deceased. Pursuant to the
Statute oond md 2lrd Victoria. cnp -. notice Is
hereby given that persons having claims against the
estate Of Mary Read late Of Riding Street Southport IN
the county OF Lancaster Spinsie- who died on the I'm
day October 1895 and whose VIII was on the ''H u"y
uf Nav 1896 proved b. John MacConnal. the executor
therein named in the Liverpool District Registry OF the
Probate Division 81 Majesty High Court OF Jusct
or claiming 20 be Frances Henrietta Harris. Isabella
Hoxie and Sarah Dickinson. the three necrs OF de-
particulars Of their claims
TO ua undersigned solicitors for the executor on or
be fore the 2Ist day next. after which date The
said executor Will proceed distribute the assets of the
deceased among persons entitled thereto having re
gard only Of which he shall then have HAD
notice.
Dated this 18th day Of May. 1896.
r A. T. MARTIN WEBB & MARTIN.
Castle stree. Liverpool
Solicitors T. the said executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
SUBURBAN REAL. estate.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR. Real estate
al! kinds: sale or rent. Beekman-st..
y. Y, and opp. D.. l.. and w station.
Montclair. CLARENCE Il. TUBES.
AT MONTCLAIR.- Houses Tor sale and 70
let: furnished and unfurnished. WM j"
TAYLOR. Montclair. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
rtRNIsUED HOUSES TO LET.

THREE or Ave small houses In Brooklyn
10 exchange. JOHN .. IIOYT. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

lElAND9' HOTEL BAlMNEAl,
I.ENOX-AVE., 18TH AND Hath ST. NEW YORK.
A mos; attractive SUMMER HOTEL. FOR families and
transient guests beautifully located close TO the famous
CENTRAL PARK
200 rooms single and furnished and unfurnshed
at reasonable rates Transient American plan. s. %
per day and upward. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
Geaal Nolltes.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order made 10y the
Il Hon Ceorr. T. Andrcws Of the justices % the
sun.nn Cour, Of the state York which order was
made and fled Mt day ~ June 1896 notes Is hereby
given all creditors and persons having claims again
James VI Iillery. lately doing business IN Inc NY OF
New York to pres with vouchers therefor nh
the duly appointed assignee ~
said James Ii-ry for the benefit of creditor, az rs
office No In the 'lty 81 Ncw YORK. On ~
before day u August. 1896 dated. New York
June LIT. 1896 JULIUS SIN EkMAN NFsshre'
BRITTON II TABOR. Attorney for Assignee
no 80 Nassau at. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
hoard AND ROOMS.

HOARD AND KOOMS.
>~~~N~N~@NNNr~~>~~~~ |O0NN>N~N-
CORNER ROOMS, refined private house
central location: liberal home table. also.
delightful seaside cottage. references. y.
G. NJ. PAP Broadway.
THREE or i've small houses In brooklyn
To exchange JOHN q. HONT. 81
Pine-st.
WEST 74TH ST.-Rooms and bonrd In
Southern family; references exchanged.
CASHIER. !. .. BOX z. l65.
22D ST. BAL WEST.-TwO fine connecting
rooms for party ~ gentlemen. family OF
separately: superior table board.
23l)-ST.. I2D EAST. near Madison Square.
Rooms with board: permanent, or
transient: terms moderate: references ex-
changed.
18TH ST. 40 EAST.-TArge. Handsomely
furnished room, excellent table: refer
ences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

New buildings 49,.
1c3d-st OF Amsterdam ave ana
l23d-s $. 2G6 10 II W OF Amsterdam ave. TOT
SIX hy w .- Ess o,l 9,S sa's $4,000
Alterations.
SIth-st No 1874 West. by G. F1ammer owner. ~.
TO a four-story brick hotel ''oV
Madson-avs and 3is-st. corner, by WhIihm
] Merritt Company OF No sol Boulevard. own
err TO a seven-story and basement brick apart
26th-st No 443 West by Louise Schultz OF NO
$50 West 143d-s owner. TO a hve-sory brick M
Sth-aye and 26th-st n corner. by sophie
Hencher, Of No % West S2d-s owner, TO -.
three-stOry brick hotel Observation-Disclosures. ~
c2d-st No II East by T. G Zangheri owner. TO -
four-stoy and basement brick hotel......... IL"
Delancey-st No 10. by Ernest Poth OF No II
Rivington-st. TO three -story BRICK -
b4th-st No 63 West by Gorham Bacon, Of No t3
brick dwelling '................. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
APARTMENTS TO LET.
tnfurnished.

WEST 2lST ST. 23o To Convent
entity located IN The well regulated and
exclusive apartment house. Tho Deia-
ware" several very desirable S-room nas
SIS per month. Inquire Janitor. or JOS.
". ADRIAN 472 Grand It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
OLD DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE

~ For OLD PoiST COMFORT NORFOLK NEWPORT
NEWS. PETERsBrRG. PORTSMOUTH PRIMERS
POINT. RICHMOND VIRGINIA BEACH and WASH
INGToN D. c. daily esCep, SUNDAY Richmond dr.c'
Say Passengers and Fr-ghD. Sailing" from Per 20
\ r. r " sat. =. VI. Through tickets and
w l. GUrILA 'DEt-. Vice Pres ard Traric Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
Q ANAN\AII LINE.

y :,
and Saturdays AZ , + VI
CITY Of Augusta j Gne 10
CITY OF Birmingham. 10
! Tallahassee ...-.-... -
lnsurpasS,d cabin aeon
rail l.ner for al points Sou'
and freight rates apply az
at ne Pc. foot 81 Spring
G. ~ Sorrel Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
~ ETHEKLA\DS LINE.

; $ wERKENDAM. THURSDAY June is zoo a m
: s. SPAARNDAM ....... Saturday June - "c a. IN
steamers call both ways Boulogne MGR. France
First cab n $50 $50 cabin s3i al very
low rates AJ-y handbook and terms. General Pas
scngcr Agency 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
|BRIEV00R71 HOUSE.
FIFTH AVE. AND EIGHTH ST.

T[H[E @[RW9W[ER]O[R0
9TH AVE. AND 10TH ST.
One OF tn. most luxurously furnished Hotels In ne
coun,rv. engagements MAJ be made by the month
year or ,ransiently Restaurant open 10 the public.
' " NJ ]. SHEA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.


~ON<-NNNYNNNr.N 49, 20 N~.NNNNNNN0N--N
A-A-A 4. FINE diamonds. wat hes
81 weekly. no tfash. call or address
WATCH SUPPLY Co. Maiden Lane
Room = All goods guaranteed
\ FIRST CLASS bakery AMI Ice cream
business f0f -ai- horses. wag rs. etc.
everything IN fret cia,. order. large trade.
". g.. Box . Tribune OTlre.
FOR SALE CHEAP. e. close an estate.
or might exchange. Remington typ
writer Hammond iyp"wriirr. columbia
panoramic cabinet with 100 views. Loo
lace cur;ninn 10000 moves MATTHIAS.
- Fulton -.
FOR SALE Four Remington y. type
writers high numbers aud good con
fifinn. SIS o. 81. :. e. & II. bRNS-
10y. II hroai-st.
GOOD established tan and plumbing shop.
great chance fUr a man that under
stands the hufin'ss well All during day.
4ls East SGth ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
cI'\AKn LINE.
AINE STEAMSHIP LINE

AVA direct Cottage CITY Mass. and Portland. Maine
Delightful coast route 20 all pleasure resorts Sort
and Fast elegant scenery: low Steamers
sail from PeI No 81 East River. every Tuesday
'''''''' 1885, UORATIO HALL. Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

STEWARD.-Thorough up in all
branches: best Of references. Z. C.. 1877
East b3d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.
L Formerly COi.IMH1AS LlNE.
THE ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting a; the Isihmus all West cast Ports Of
a-,icO Central and South Ameria
Steamers sail from per foot West 2sfh ST. y !.
AIJIANcA. June 20 noon ADVANCE. June ~ noon
For rates apply Coupany's once. n Hrpadway
JOIN MUIR Trnrir Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
HELP W tNTED.


.>~~~~~-~~-~~Y>~>~~>- ~Y~o~-~~~-,>~ >~~~>->~>
CHRISTIAN ENpEAVORER singers and
players nj il3 Fulilu--t.. upstairs. any
time between u anl O'Clock Wednesday
noon. without money AMI without price.
PAPER HpNf.S Expert need scorer want
81 ou Mar-hril machine l.. bAkik.
PIP. World Paper A Mfg. e.. ~ Isl
BAXTER -
AGENTS nnd PHYSICIANS wanted . rep.
resent "a ~ zach rify. Allfe@s u ~
I"s seh~rm-rf0rn Binding. "1 Roadway.
Srw York
SIDE LINE maciniushes. ruhhe- cloth
ing hose. tires. Sc mli r parO. frot,-
leading factory. on uncovered ground. !.
@ Hos 1871 S"w YORK
WANTED Man with 800 wanted - JOIN
advertise. a certain money MAKE. 10
risk Address a. =. hlA -. TFhuu"
One.
WANTED First-.las~ engineer fOr Com
precision Ammonia Kefrg~railpg Plant
Adifers N. BOX -. Tribune orice.
WANTED. A. IDEA VINO can think =
some simple thing 20 patent. protect your
itrns itey may bring You wealth Write
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tofneyr Warrington. y. g. FOR their 81 500
pr,He ofIer 20 inventors and list - 10 IN
f-ntiuns wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

GARDENER.-Sin practically exper-
fenced In greenhous -. rose grow ing. car
nations. violets and all fruits flowers.
vegetables etc: private or commercial
place. reference. Address g.. 1927 Broad
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

DRUG CLERK Uunior).-Six years eN-
pcrience: took junior course, registered
I'm Pennsy,vania; best reference. II. COLI
IINS INl Wet iIth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17

OoN.N~.N<~ No-~N~NNN-N~-N~NN~~~~
AVON by THE SEA. Now -Jersev. Flo
ganfly furnished Kenneiwood Cottages, on
Shark River: 10 minutes from ocean. MOI
ern Improvements. sea water baths, eloc-
trio lights. artesian well. rowing sailing.
nshlng. grabbing, bowling. tennis. siahiing
free. station next Ashury PARK. price. $3.50
- $500. EXEcUTRIX 30 East 18Th ST.
PALISADES ON HUDSON. Furnished
house. 10 rooms. hour out. acres. horse
and wagon. POOLEY. 1867 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-17
Trean cleaners.

.ooSoo>>> ~ m
MODERATED (nERMAM 1lW0W
FROM NETWORK.
coI-TIY ANPTON LONDON BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. -, .,,o
Cabin $50 and upward; II Cabin $50; round TIP Pc y,
TIE rues June 70 Lain Tues, July :! ~ M
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PANTRyMAN. OMNIBUS. WAITER USE
Full MAN.-Hote,. club. yacht or pri-
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trustworthy; city experience and refer
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FRENCH SCHOOL TEACHER with diplo-
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