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The Monitor-register., 1896-05-15
DEPARTMENT OF TIE ". C. T. .
OF WOODSTOWN. NJ. j..
GLEAN1NGs.

A HONOR CONFERRED UPON
EMMA BoURNE-TRUTH FROM THE
FACT THAT 1T rs TRUTH is ALWAYS
TRuE-sAFE ACROss-PERFECT LOVE
cAsTETH U FEAR-ALcoHoL AS A
MEDICINE, ITS DEcLINE-THE BALLOT
FOR woMEN-GooD NIGHT.
In commenting upon the election of
our State President as one of the dele
gates-at-large from New Jersey to attend
the National Prohibition Convention to
be held in Pittsburg, the NeD Jersey
Gazette says:
We don't know which was honored the
more In The selection of Mrs. Emma
Bourne as a delegate to Pittsburg-the
w. G.. T. U. or the gallant Prohibition.
lists who sent her. And the vote was 80
large as to emphasize the intention of the
delegates to do the thing handsomely.
Mrs. Bourne received 115 votes. She
deserved every one of them, and may be
counted upon to stand by her colors every
time. Blessed are they who practice
what they preach. Who know they are
practicing what they preach when they
support measures-through the sovereign
power of the baflot-that are directly in
harmony with all temperance reform.
These are they who win the truest conh-
dence OF their fellow men-and whose
lives are loving examples of the "within
power" the ~"oneness with God"
"The truth that Jesus revealed to the
world is always true and in harmony
with all other truths whether taught by
science or religion. Truth, from the fact
that it is truth, is always true, every
where and in all relations. If change
able or false in any of its relations it is
not truth. Truth is like the sunlight,
everywhere and always the same and
Interchangeable. We may alter our rela-
tions to truth through a better UNDER
standing of it, but we can never alter
truth anymore than we can change the
sunlight."-Eugene Hatch in arena.
n
A cablegram from Southampton, April
Goth, signed "Willard" and 'Gordon,"
brought to Headquarters the good news
of a splendid voyage" and that our
travellers were we'll and thankful, for
which the entire white ribbon army will
also give thanks.
The Monitor-register., 1896-05-15
STYLISH BICYCLE
COSTUMES SIS so

A triumph of women's tail
oring is here-a complete, SEN
sible and stylish Bicycle Cos
The Monitor-register., 1896-05-15
WANAMAKER,S.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, May IL, 1895.
MATCHLESS MAY
MERCHANDISING
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28
Moonlight on the Steeple.

at $40 this morning officer Mcclure OF
the Capron street Station saw woman
running wild on Manton avenue, and nj
the same time shouting "fire " Justify.
When she saw the officer she told h IN
hat the -. Theresa Church on Manton
avenue was on hre. The officer ran for
box 20 and sent In an alarm. The fire
depar ment was soon ON hand, but could
not find any fire, and IL was al last dis
covered that the alarm had been sent In
Just because the moon was shining on
the rear and steeple of the church. officer
Mcclure has been reminded Of the fact
quite a number OF times today. and will
in the future investigate before agiisting
the fire department.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28

rule Of the majority was In every way
right and deserved. The vote was 30 TO
IA favor of Captain Ledyard's resolution
dropping Dunraven from the roll. The
remarks of every one interested were In ac-
cord with the views expressed terseiy by
ex-Commodore James ID. smith, who, Ia
reply to the query OF reporter, said
1T is the most Just and satisfactory de-
cislon that was ever arrived at by any
yacht club i'm the world against man
who had violated the honorable rules OF
sport, honor and integrity of men his
peers"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28
Whistled While RObbing.

Miss Ada Mcqueen, who boards with
Mrs. Emma French at 40 East ll5th
street, New York, when i'm her room on
the second floor Wednesday afternoon,
heard some one whistling "She may have
seen better Gays I'm the hall below.
She thought IL was one OF MIR. French Is
sons, so she went TO her piano and began
PLAYING an accompaniment. She played
faster and faster, IN order to rattle the
whistler, but he kent time to the music of
the piano until Miss Mcqueen got tired
and closed her tune.
The whistler was hief who had en-
tered the house with the aid of false keys.
After forcing the parl door aud steal
ing what he could he went up stairs
whistling, and passing Miss McQueen's Is
door entered n room ON ia third floor
lie got all the silyefwAre and jewelry I'm
the house, with two suits of clothing and
an ovCrcoat.
Then he walked out Of the front door
still whistling. lie took altogether $500
worth Of portable property Mrs. French
was In the kitchen while he was robbing
and whistling.
Miss Jennie Rosenhoff, of 12i East i1bth
street, saw the whistling hief go into the
house aud saw him come out. but thougi I
I've wa 90 go d looking and tco well
dressed 10 be burglar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28
business Injured by Delay.

CQNCoRD, n. H., Feb. sS.-The officers
Of the Granite State Provideut association
have fled with Governor Busiel an appeal
for an immediate examination Of its af-
fairs by the supreme court. The COM
plant is made that long delay OF the
bank commissioners in reporting in re-
gard TO its condition is injuring the busi-
ness of the association.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28

The committee on transfer tickets will
meet IN room ~, city bali, at . o'eloek
tomorrow afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28
Down In Dixie" al Keith's.

"Down In Dixie" the new comedy
drama by Scott Marble, and produced by
Thomas III. Davis and William Il. Keogh,
with a lavish use OF scenic ana mechani-
cal adjuncts, tells an exciting story CT a
Carolina girl who has romant secret
marriage. she afterwards overcomes the
tain timely acts of courage that avcrt
a catastropnc, by whi h the family hiss
been threatened. IL will be play d ell
next week at Keith's Opera House, be-
ginning Mar h 2.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28

Whatever may be tho faults OF the Lon.
don Cabmen, they are as a rule. honest
men. The property that has been left In
cabs and restored To the owners within
the past five ye rs Is shown by police sta
tistics To represent In value not less than
1000. 600,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28
Emperor Received Him.

BERLIN, Feb. 2s. = Emperor william re-
ceiyed i'm audience the United states mill
tary attache at London, Lieutenant Col
oael w. Ludlow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28

After much hard work and persistent
effort all of the arrangements for the con-
templated tour Of a company of stars in
.'The Rivals" have been completed, and
on May an organ ization which is with
out doubt the strongest ever gotten to-
gether VIII start out on what is sure to
be a memorable season. The cast of the
play, except the part OF Lucy, Will be
as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-28

The matter Of Introducing military
drill IN the public schools will come be-
fore the school committee tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGES

a valuable parcel of downtown property Was inc
centre OF interest At the broadway Real estate
Salesroom yesterday ana attracted fair crowd OF
investors and opera .Ors 10 the stand OF Richard y
Narnett d Co. The property IL No % Wdrren-st
a Iye-story store ard iott building. on iot -,A,'-
Tho IL foreclosure. ana the competition
was keen between the plaintiff and several V.''-
siders. Starting at SZSo. the bicdins vas Talsee
reached. ~ which figure j. II. Tngley became 'he
purchaser. -. ,.,
William NJ Ryan sold in foreclosure No. SlS
Tnion-aye.. Tweny-tnird Ward two-sory ii ran.
dwelling In rear and three-stOry frame dWehlhs
in front. on a lot .O3X west l6SN north 2'bN east
Gi9x southeast ll.jSX east 90 10 e. j. flanagan 10y
S6,625 49,,
At private contract Stimson & Hobbs nave sou
Tor Caesar Cone Ia Margarei Stobo the thres
a-half stone ana brick private dwelling, lsN1'N-l-'-
No PA West Seventy -uinth-st, 70: S2'9t 49,
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has SOFA the loui-
story American business 6rownstonc house, size
20xcixlO0 No 80 Riverside Drive. for \. Il. Knight
10 H. r MOstoIt. private terms. -.
Hoffman Brothers have sold for W. T.. Dennls 40
% Wargen-st.. Trinity Church leasehold' lor aD'.t
$1,000 Thc property was sold for investment 10
private parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~>Oo-Do~oe,~ NJ ~ NM 0-~-o<Nr0S0ON0~0~
TURKISH BATH established 10 years
original cwne. dead. worth THOUSANDS
will SCH for $3.50. an IN order good chance.
JOHN q. FOLSOM. IA Hh.- House.
10 loan 500 80 manufacture patent rad
scrdpers, security given. m1rtgagr on plant
Address Box -. Miilletown. y J.
YOUNG MAN wants hu-'iinr partner
with small capital - invest 30 eeian
lished fruit business. good prospects. Al
dress FRUITS. HcS IL. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

following plans II new bniines ana aera'9 ts
were nei with building Department curing '"e
forty-eigh hours ending at noon yesterday
New buildings. t.i,rs
D,ston Road g % II II Peatl-si kings
trese by AgEus'u, No 9SIj,re $1,000
1l-tf- :, n between - Nichoias and 1th avs
Henri cox ca 81 ~ - "es' .... 10000
13Ist-s, 100 n % Of eth ave by i''lppIu
kahn Of 40 $50 "''' i'a - I'VE ..,'. 10000
y " corner II Rivinfton and Chrystie sts by
D NILS 81 M"HS 'p''"''N .''..-.... 100000
plork from 10Th - l2Oth II. between i'oue'fd
and AmsieT,aih, anu, ave- s,,,l}ing 375o 900
plcck from liG'h l2rh ~. between iiouIeNard
and AmserG can't, s;,iIslnr 275oOo
Alterations: -,,otoo,oat
seminary "N'-s'''y '''.' ............' 1000
sh aye NJ xxi by fdl'' cost '.., 1000
IIenry-si. ~ 100. by Meyer Flaiow' thfees'"F o-o
brick dwelling cost saw
c " corner OF Broadway and 10th st. by ITunp
i'e's''' j." ........................ 1Oi5
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ADNERTIS EMENTS and subscriptions i0'
The Tribune received al their Opto"n
Once. No. Lac Broadway. "a door hor'h
Of 3lst-st.. until . o'clock q m. adNef-
tisements received NJ the following branch
offices al regular office rates until so clo.s
p. m, viz. pa sth-ave. ;. g. cor sd ST. 100
Gth-ave.. cor. l2th-sf.. lf2 CO.umbus-aNe,
near West 66th st. loo West s2d st. near
Gth-ave.; .. East l4th-st.. 25I West w
ST.. between 1th and Sih ayes l5y las.
i7th-st.: l.33s 3d-aVe., between 18Th arc
7sth SITS; 026 81 ave. near 6ls, i''os
lst-ave.. near s9th-st.. $50 3d-ave.. near
4ist-st.: 554 3d-ave.: 325 Becker 81
2aOS 3d-ave.: 2io East 19th-st.. l.p-l 80
ave. 1902 3d-ave. 10 Amsterdam ave;
4O2 West i2d-st.: l4s East i6th ST. ~
East isth-st.. $50 9th-ave.. G5i 9th-a.s.'
1852 3dave.. near 6ith-st.: 2oi East so. ~,
St: l.62O Broadway; 1853 slave -.
shave Ibis 2d-ave.. 1853 Gth-a,e. ~
the Harlem Offices: 2.05i Sd ave. mes,
ll3th-st.. 1876 East l25;h-st. near 3d-aVe'.
2i3 West i25th-st.. bet. Ith and SIN lnes
80 West li5th-st. At the Brooklyn oin0e.'
391 Fulton-s,.. 1cG Fulton-st.: S couI,
ST.. ~ Broadway. T.. D.; 1913 Broadws"
l.. D.: l.l52 Myrtle-ave.. near Brosd"s''
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

S~.~NNO0~@~->. - N~N(~ON'>0N - = w 49,,
FOR SAI.E-Ponics FOR children ana STOCK
Monies. must be sid I'm 90 days Ad-
DIS Or. o. T.. JACKSON. L. Q. Box l0l.
Samaica. Long Island. y. y.
GREAT SACKIFICT-Lc first lass
extension top catunder family surrey.
used fyo weeks. also TWO elegant laproDes
cost S4si -. will s.n for about third
value Apply. 10 West 44ih-st.
GREAT SACRIFICE for want # use.
very fine light cut-under extension top
family surrey, cost So, last september
VIII sen Tor about third value. storage.
INQUIRE 10 West liih-st
HORSE AND TRUCK FOR SALE
Large, strong. bargain. CRANE, 4O2
TniOn-st., Brooklyn. cheap for cash.
WANTED horses 10 care; twenty
i've years experience in lame horses;
no cure. no pay. DIR. J. b. COLEMAN,
200 Broadway. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Aaron Annie and Jacob Greenbers and wife to
Minnie Vail. lOG,h-st loi4 # VI Of is'- .oooo
Banks. Ahce to Eiizar Y Fooe No ioa Eat ooo
Bs5Wer join and wife to Frank . HURT. 1000
corner Boulevard ard lo,th-si yeSin So, '''''
Beee'., ,G d n,nI5' ana w''' - i--""'1 COCO
Il.e Guarantee ana Trust ConpanI : WASH
US. I,ace 80 II Oh t....... 10000
Callahan J9hn >, 10 M, h", = v ,iS' 1900
rs , san"e "a nropery $500
Nos lO5is ana lo7. also Nos lOi and 1912 a,no
Ch,rry-a, yetr. :, ''"
Nich,las-arc. 1880 II u l45th-st, years: 5000
same To sam. G St Nichclas-a,e. $50 II Of suo
Sane to same 5: Nicholas-ave $50 It q oo
n,,, I,rs and VII, To- sarah Miller
Fulion-avc I52 Of l67thst yeais. H."
deceased 2d-aye. COLO It Of olst-s' q cooo
Grimm iIs Francis II. TO George baker n $ s5th-s'.
100 It OF West Endave. 3 years ;;..,,,.., 'ooV
and wiie Jacob lieimen lodth-s;. 1914 20,
II " Of 1st-aNc. LOW
Galcweki Bernard and wife 10 the rector etc
81 The church Of tie TRANSPORTATION Of New ,oooo
Gis.ri' Herman C. and wife to the Greenwich
savings Bank. 2sd-st. $ids IT Of ''h-ave' 900
GIiscne Angelo F. and VIE to lsnry DE .,! F.
- 100 Le%ss'' % ye ,hs Eauiaiic Life As
G aacc I socey Of the United States los
4lsI o lf NS 20 " Vest t 92ss 25oO
King William H. Iiortense l. Dufourcq' . ono
51et-e 1913 II e Gth-ave. year...........: w"
same ana VIE 10 'he rr","'.' ,,ars 5000
Lunch. Valentine D. to the New oik ana Suo-
urban Cooperative Building and Loan Associa-
lion II Forestave and d'th-s' install :. n.o
e.y 1eileTn NJ n, 1hrSh s,s 10000
Lewis William IT, wife t. Patrick ii TIL 4, 900
holr No 81 Grand-st. l year ...... ''V0V
Luft Rachel. ana lgnatz TO Marie S'e''''' w 900
M-r,n. Mafy ct al to william F Patterson. E
10th-aye plot 10. map Of Isaac DycNh"h ZOO
M.I,,I.biIn Thomas j. to Jacob NJ Newman. 90 o
corner Lexington ave and "5th-st. 10 months. -'''
Never John r. the Emfrant Industrial SN
mss Bank. Nos 52s and $50 Washingt'h-S' man
oc!.a James W. to Polka NJ wilkins Ct al. thus
Of Louis wilkins, : l-age, - II : =
lGls ST and adjoining property, years d q. 900
Phillips. HArtwis /. to the Farmers Loan AMI
L!",s Co. '-uS' 90 - " ~ .... $1,000
PITT Frederick, to George Ehre,. No 1884 Avenue ooo
Philips Iiariwie ! 10 the Farmers Loan and ~
Trust Co. ~ West 52d al. years ....... lsv"
ettne. George. and wife 10 charles En"h"eN ON
46th-st. llGS II Of 3d-ave. y'ar.....' oVo"
Plnchheck. George ". to Blnycr Ludlow g. a..
Bronx River highwatcr mark. on . bank a, m on,
@ line Of Barrets Creek. 100 acres ! years. 'Vo"
Ryan. Jessie +. to the Equitable Life Assurance
Society Of the United states No 43 West l'''d 900
ST., I >,I p =, c;;ir. i,6n6cij W corner
lsf-aye and 49th-st. years. "o''
sch.eiucr. Joseph j. ana George Fenne!l u Ash
Del J. Fitch s. io3d g. 30 Il W Of Mids.n- 900
sp ncer Mary j. to Adhou.-Tayl. Building com
I.ny. NJ - 81 Nicholas ave. > years .-.-.-- A."'
ei ava 70 II f. ~ l25th II Il, years 1881
Nailaoh. Nose X. kan Wailach I'D
ST. leo # Of 3d-ave. d. lnand ........-... -'""
Hugh y Camp. g Krksde-aye. 2O1l = n =
kugsbrdge Road, ) years ............. -''V
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DIRK W tNTED.


entuIf.
AZ EXPERIENCED business woman
Wishes engagement about l'rl fiiar' -.
- god ho,kk."u~r and IAN take r~spuu.i-
bic position. Ailrrss BOol<kEEPLK. 1872
HHs-ig -
4 YOUNG LADY would Ike 20 o., wfit-
iug ~ home. quick writer Address loN
- 40 OH ave-.
rIRSr-cLASs EMnRolpEHEK desires
v.rk. tfrsfa frliUrfiu4s anI lettering
speciality. g. 'AfLAGHAN. 40 7th-a'".
GOVERNEss Experienced. educated In
Germany. lived In Paris. speais hu~n'ly
French. German ari English. tearh0s
Latin Greek. music. highest rrfcrci., es
AaIr ~ LlNGvlST $50 G'l ave.
GOVEKNESS Experienced. short tm.
from Europe. honorahl" family. teaching.
rur. Tr,rch German. Italian music. "n-
hruil-ry. l--' city reference. Mrs HAD
ING. - Ens' Gs'h ~.
GERMAN WOMAN Wishes o. get In home
industry school. one who has cleaned =
years 90 public school. best reference.
Mrs. T.. KUHN. g" Cannon So
JANirOR ETC Middle aged German
American widow would take car" of one
or more nrst-class houses or clubhouse.
i73 East in-d-s'.
LADIES DESIRING WOMEN to work by
'hr day can b" supplied az the RIVER
SIDE DAY NURSERY. i2i West Gld 81.
MANlCl RI. Young lady wishes frw Gus
toners af her parl1r or out "a West
2sth-st.. near broadway
STENOGRApHEH and TYPEWRITER -
Young lady desires position. som" cX-
p'rlrrce. salary moderate. Address -.
NJ. ~ Willoughhy-aVr. Brooklyn.
WANTED by competent teacher.
pupils Tor plano lessons q, rcaspnabl"
rates. special attention to beginners Ad-
dress Box r.. 1876 East l2Ith-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11
HOARD AND nOOMS.

.>Oo~O~0~ w. .NeD~o.,-l>0Ns0--sN~NNN
A HANDSOMELY furnished large room.
third floor front. with board: rciereHcrs
81 West 5lst-si.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED doctors o.
nce large and small rooms, private
house. terms very reasonable. 10 East
iioih-si.
LARGE ana SMALL ROOMS. with excel
lent hcaid: reasonable; table board. 3d6
West 23d-st
PLEASANT SUNNY ROOMS and liberal
home able: refined private house. '3l
Lexington. ave. corner 3Hth -.
23p-.,T.. 32s WEST Very desirable large
rooms. ~ floor front ana others. con
ncc;ed. separate. with eXcellcn; board.
l9TH-ST.. 10 WI ST Beautiful large and
small sunny rooms. special accommoda-
tion for families and gentlemen. table un-
excelled. service frs. class; references.
7lST-ST. loj WEST Large from, room.
all convcniences: block from i. SIG two
gentlemen or couple. excellent board.
10TH ST. g anl 50 Wcs.-Tyo hand
sOmely furnished rooms second ana Third
floor front; exccllen. board. references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-11

Nacdoueal-st. No 13o. I0G II W II 4th-
-. .4.7xss9: Leopold Gusthal 70 Maria HAD a,
e4ndNN 80
17thst. s. I75 II oh 22.Gxi2; Peter o
G. Shoppers Mar Shoppers. ...........-.. ""
:s}s-st No l57 West George Wright 10 90.
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DRESSSIAkINC.


-.o~.o~o~.o~NOo-o-o-ON.DO .oo-NNNN1N0.N-NNoNN
AN ENpERIENCED DRESSMAKER by
The day. s.. hrst-cass nttc-. latest
styles : r. Taylor's system. lunch only.
Address FASHIONABLE. Agency. GA Co
!urb save.
COTTURIEEE FRANCHISE. - FORMERLY
with Stern Bros. advanced models for
spring dresses. evening waists. tailor
made walking ana dinner costumes. la
dies materials used. short notice; moder-
ate prices. Nine. ANDERSON. 1874 West
l5th-st.
DRESSMAKER colored drossmaker
would Ike 10 g. ont by the day. 81 -.
willing TO repair ana Ia make over.
ETFIE. Gl3 shave.
ESSMAKER.-A stylish. experienced
nftcr: imported fashions. evening gowns.
waists. c.-tt mes. wraps. spring fashions.
81 30 day. 50 a ncn.h. DESIGNER.
l.242 Broadway.
DKESSMAKEK and SEAMSTRIcSS. By
laay In private families. 81 day; s.
weekly. would assist in any way. DRESS
MAKER. 10 East l25th-si.
DRLSSNiAKER. by the day. in private
families. MaknG-Ov"r a specially. 81 -
per DAY. Miss II. FOX. $50 9th-ave.. BET.
10Th and 9th SITS
THEBATD. - West Observation-Disclosures
Francois. de Paris. latest STYLES. best
work. short notice. reasonable price.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.

0~~(-0(-T-Nl~~ -~1>1>7>|1 " y w
for six months from May /; modern
mouse. part stone. fourteen rooms. inciud-
;nr bathroom. laundry and buffers pantry,
civ water: barn shed and outhouses. one
Ncre ground. fruit and shade trees; i've
S,,rrtss I'm Park-s, station. Greenwood
Iake Railway. Apply to- ii. LITTLE
JOHN. 50 5th-ave, y. y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
SNOoDNr.NNNNNNN0oo~- r.-. -N1-NNNNNNNNNN-N~-
Male

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
.o-oONo~>NNNNNoONo~- -~oOo-OO~NNN~o-O~O->o~
Male.
Bt'TLER or rSEFrL-MAN. Young man
would like employment with private fam
lily: city reference. Call 22s West 27th-st..
top floor.
W'TLER. -Frst-class servant. highly cap
able. very willing. fine appearance. best
city references; will 60 anywhere. speaks
correctly. English French and German.
Advertiser. $50 lUth-ave.
Ht'TLER.-By "A midIle-aged Swiss Prot
cstant. can also act as valet. good city
references. call or address BROOK MAN,
2l2 East 45th -.
BCTLER-A gentleman wishes to recon
mend his butler English; willing and
obliging. age 40; city or country. \. h.. PA
Enst 'Gth-st
BuTLBR and VALET. In clubhouse or
private family: steady reliable English
man: goor city references. y. H., $50 East
lith-st
BUTLER or VALET Competent. willing
and obligng: first class reference. q. a..
Box :. i.242 broadway.
BI"TLER or VALET -By'a man. % with
college education. can write and speak
English Italian ana French. no objection
70 travelling. nrst-cass waiter: best refer
encea. Write FLORENCE l.. T.. care OF
Dr. Mayer 10 Clinton St, brooklyn.
BUTLER. By japanese In fine family.
best references. y. *. l.2i2 Broaiway.
BUTLER by young Swcde. who under
stands his WORK as butler In private
family. call or write 0or one week.. FRITZ
sWENSoN pa Fast 33d-st.
COACIiMAN and USEFuI,-MAN.- BY sin
gle Swede; careful driver: good all-arounl
man. country preferred. best Of references.
COACIIMAN. III West 2ith-st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

o"Nonnoo1,oooooo rNcr>~rN~~NNNo-
A COFFEE. tea and spice lobpihs anu
manufacturing business IN Auah'a, "a
doing business all over the South. csiab-
Nshcd : years: VIII close out a. cost. owner
having other business. pronts large, party
with about $1,000 for purchase ana capital
Will 30 well 70 address +. .. Box 49, Al
lanta, Ga: y. y. references given
BUTCHER STORE FOR SALE Esiab-
nshed - years. fully equipped. rent.
s35. Apply 10 housecwncr. 3o2 Avenue a.
CIGAR STORE FOR SALE. No. 3tIi I'd
ave- 15Gth-st. station; no agents.
CRIPPLE CREEK MINES can sell
some shares In five 90 cripple Creek min
ing claims at tie rate or - per hundred
shares Or $50 per thousan1 the shares are
fully Iaid and non -assessaDle; their par
value IL 81 each; these claims are beng
developed and the money is used for that
purpose: the location IS at Cripple Creek
and there is mineral IN every claim; year
ago some Of the best Cripple Creek stocks
were sold very cheap: references furnished.
FRANK +. ARBUCKLE. Denver. Col.
CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE. -Reau,iful
sheltered valley, Rocky Mountains; l2o
acres irrigated lands: harvest hundred tons
hay yearly: log dwell ngs. unlimited range.
large profits TO losses; onlyf 5000 cash
,,nliir1d. balance yearly instaiments. Ad-
dress RANCHMAN. Tribune Office
FISH and OYSTER MARKET.-Good
paving place. price, 5000. owner has
other business. Inquire wednesday ana
Thurolay. Al Dykeman-s;.. brooklyn; no
agents.
NOR SALE. or royalty. new and original
naienis toy and domestic; reference.
Anply JOHN ". KIIOADs. Or 'ouit-st-'
Reading. Ia.
RELIABLE GENTIEMAN to invest few
hundred dollars In established paying
h,isiress with services; excellent saiaiy;
LIVINGSTON. Rooms ~ ~ II S'd"""'"
T'heatre Buildlrg. New-lork.
PART INTEREST in patent for |. -
r.nad. Sweden. Norway. greatest I'm
movement ever made IN fishing gear IN
auire 40 Court-st.. Broo,lyn; no asrnis.
RESTAURANT 49, Established 10 years;
cigar counter pays rent: daily I'ceipis
average $50: no reasonable offer refused,
owner going to Europe. 436 Granc-s'
WANTED. Inventors should writ John
Wedderburn & Co. Patent Attorneys
Washington. D. C.. for their 81. 800 prem
ium; monthly contest open TO them upon
application.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCV FOR MONTCLAiR.-Reside
properties, all kinds. sale or rent.
CLARENCE b. TUBES. ; Beekmar.s ST
WANTED First loan on valuable real IS
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Webster Eliza e. 10 Henry Raynor. corner corner
Audubon-ave and 1s.d-st. also Minerva ilAce' N
"a " corner Anthony instruments :: -'o
Warmsadt M9rt,s. ana 100 VIZ - GS,ve years $500