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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-19
And Only Reflections of Disks
Which Are in Earth'S
Shell.
DIR. TEEDs STRANGE IDEAS.
Concavity of the Surface of Water
Has Been Demonstrated by
Novel Apparatus.

"The diameter of the sun is about 800
miles. 1t is situated exactly in the center
of the earth, which is a hollow globe,
having a diameter of 5000 miles. The sun
travels back and forth, north and south,
from the equator and the earth does not
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ES PROF. TATUM, SLATE-WRITING ME-
Eh>D dunn. 334 O'Farreu st.
ES DIR. II. / JONES, OCULTST AND
SS>D aurist, just returned from European hospi-
tails, has resumed practice. 222 Post ell Grant Oh
KS BAD TENANTS kJECTED FOR 81:
w. collections made, city or country Pacific
collection Co., 4l5 Aontsy ST., room g. Tel. $3.50
R&P BAD TENANTS ELECTED, So. COOK.
ET-S Law aud Collection Office, 1923 Market a.
ES GAS FIXTURES MADE TO ORDER:
ts>S cheapest place in the city. IL. HUE
SCHMIDT, 623 Golden Gate ave-
" DIR. T. F. BRENNAN REMOVED TO
0~c Emporium or Parrot bldg, rooms 1877, $685.
R~ DIR. G. & SUSSDOkFF HAS REMOVED
tS>S his offices to 2212 Geary St, rooms l and 2
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
r. DIVIDEND NoTICE-DIYIDEND NO
VIZ 80 twenty-five cents per share) of the
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co. will re payable
a; the office OF the company, 327 Market street
ON and after Monday, September 81, 1896
Trsnsfer.boo&s VIII close Tuesday. September To-
1896 at O'Clock p NJ
F. Ii. SHELDON. Secretary.
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-Continued.

SITUATIONS WANTED-Continued
RooKKEEPER, CASHIER, GENERAL Of
- nee work: young lady years experience
quick; accurate; best references Address ID. C.'
STRONG YOUNG WOMAN WISHES TO DO
- general homework in CITY; good home main
desl e.; no objection to children. Address a. De-
box 43, this Office.
q ODD tELIABLE WOMAN WISHES STU A.
~ tlon as cook and assist with housework IN
smaiI FAMILY. 1916 Buchanan st
Y DUNG WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION
i as cnambermad in small lodging-honse. AL
dress "a Third ST., room %.
u ANTED-BY EXPERIENCED WOMAN,
Powell St
- WEDIsH WOMAN WISHES WORK BY
~, ehe cay washing, ironing ana cleaning. q
~ 10 do housework; upstairs work preferred
"a, redwood court, near Howard and slxteenth
w OMAN WISHES TO GO OUT BY TIL DAY
washing or housekeeping. S2S Hayes ST.
near Fillmore, in the basement.
DEFINED WIDOW WOULD LIKE POSI-
~ ZION as working housekeeper in lodglng mouse
OF wldowers family. Room Is, Fifth St.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THE
L day; washing ironing and general homework.
Can or address 1872 Union st.
PESPECTABLE GERMAN WOMAN, GOOD
~ COOK, wishes position as general houseSeeper
ana an nanager: thoroughly competent; nurse also;
gu slhess capacities. Address TAI Minna 81.
RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS SITUATION
IL TO 90 sewing and take care of children. Call
or address 93s Pacific ST.. corner of Mason.
DREssMAKER; 81 25 PER DAY AND CAR
u fare; good filter. 112 Taylor.
REFINED YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE
IL any kind Of sewing. Call afternoon, 144 Fifth
St, room II, second floor
DRAINED NURSE WISHES TO TRAVEL
i East with patient; remuneration travelling ex-
penses. address B. L, 1908 Castro St. Oakland
w INCHES Err HOUSE "A THIRD ST.. Mr.
w Market; 200 rooms; csc to 81 30 per night;
81 o. 10 SO per week; convenient and respectable;
free Dus ana baggage to and from the ferry.
VoUNG, REFINED, COMPETENT CREOLE
i wldow desires position as housekeeper Please
ChIl at y W MarkaI @ second Hnnr.
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~ GOD OPENING FOR ACTIVE DRY-GOODS
~ man in rapidly growing neighborhood. corner
Third ave- and Clement ST., with rooms; Sutro
cars pass door. ID DANGERS. 1OI California 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT; JEWEL
" ~, watches repaired. MUND, 1882 Mission
CELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW
- elry A. KLEIN, 1U9 Sixth St; send postal
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| ALLY WITH MEANS WOULD LIKE GEM
- tleman partner to help purchase fine estab-
Ilshec payi ng business; will furnish equal amount
Call Office - - -
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S5OO vingFoOms: R GeDt sso AM San Bah eoR
business; choice location. WILKE & WOLF, 631
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GQn0 GROCERY AND BAR; PROMI.
pOOO. nent corner on good street; rooms:
good business; best reasons for selling. Apply 9l7
Market ST., room 2.
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| VARIETY ATORE, FINEST LOCATION IN
| Haywards, and paper route for sale will in
voice stock and sell route bargain; call and in
vestigate. FRANK HOOSON, Haywards Cal
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ORCHARDIST. FAIRLY POSTED ON FRUIT
" raising. pruning, cutivating and irrigating,
wishes position; or pruning by contract. Address
B., box 50, Call Office.
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QS60 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR; A
SDOOO. few blocks from Market St doing a
fair business: splendid location; investigate this
chance. Address NJ. E., box SO. this Office.
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O. OS0O BEST PAYING BUSINESS IN
eDOOOO. vestment in San Francisco; station.
cry, notions, etc; established 1889; must be sold.
Address p, box 3d. Call Office
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Tor. SALE-ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTAB-
Il lished liquor-saloons in the city, together with
good stock OF liquors and glassware; bar fixtures
IL fine order; has fine day and night trade; stu
ated In the very heart of the city, and day and
night travel two floors nicely furnished rooms at
tached; sickness the only reason for selling Ad-
dress tor particulars NJ NJ. box 100. Call Office.
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~ GOD PAY ING FAMILY WINE AND LIQUOR
VI store: established 10 years: rent cheap; sold
account OF too much other business. For particu-
lars apply 20 Lafayette St
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POPTER.-Young colored man. In hotel or
clubhouse: years experience; In or out
~ civ. references. NJ. F. CALDWELL.
ll5 West 3lst-st
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BROWNS SUSPENDED STUDENTS.

SOIIN d. ROCKEFELLER. JR. MAKES PLEA FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INDIGNANT
Providence. Feb. IA (SpecaD.-Jotn ID. Rookie
Teller jr. president of the junior class at Brown,
called on President Andrews today and lad before
him resolutions passed unanimously by NE class
asking n mitg alton o. the sentence Of suspe ns.oh
against seven young men who have been la.l off
for handing IN as original work which was not
original The president received him cour;eous.y
and said that he would consider the resolutions
Those who know President Andrews bcs; declare
that not only will he not rcscinl the sentence. but
that there are others IN o,her classes Who viii oe
disciplined for Ike offences
The Brown University Yacht Ciub mas eIectc1
Arthur NJ. McCrlis one of the suspended men, as
secretary -trrasIrcr and il would not listen 10 4
declinatOn Professor Lamont. the rhetoric teacher
who brought the matter 10 crisis, Is the most IN
popular man M The college to-day, and the students
have not been slow IN showing thelr dislike Tor h'n
II is asserted ny them mat the briefs IN argumon ~"
ton, which the trouble occurred must OF neces-
eity be similar whore similar subjects are cnos:H
and where Ii. matter has been discussed among Inc
students
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DIDN'T SEND HER CHILDREN TO SCHOOL,.
MRS HINES ARRESTED AND DRAGGED BEFORE
A JUSTICE.

Spring Valley. y. Y. Feb II (SpeciaD.-Mrs-
Charles Hines. who keeps boarding -house in TINS
village arrested yesterday afternoon by the
constable Shepherd Sammers. charged with not
sending her children school regularly. Char'es
Allen a member OF the Board OF Education. m idc
the complaint before Justice Char.os Fischer. who
issued the warrant for her arrest. When the con
stable undertook to arrest Mrs. Hines she refused
to go. and would not put her hat and wraps on
when told to do by the officer. StammerS haG
10 take her from the house by force. she thtH b
gan 10 bite and scratch the officer. but was soon
overpOwerei and dragged through the streets 10 tn-
Justices office \ bowling mob followed at the
heels OF the officer and his prisoner. acting as II
they would Ike TO rescue the woman Mrs. hlnss
taken before the Justice and a preliminary
hearing was given her She allowed to return
10 her home after promising 10 return the next
morning for a hearing. At o'clock THIS morning
she appeared in the courtroom. and the charge va
dismissed upon her promising TO send her chiIdren
to school Mrs. Hines says she has ceItlncat,s
from two doctors showing that her children are
sick and unable attend schoc.
The children are Willie ana Minnie Gross, fo1r-
teen and twelve years old. respectively T2eir
father Thomas p Gross. Mrs. Illness first hus-
band. was killed. about four years ago by falling
from his bicycle.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

>oo~.-~.- 49,. 80 -NON00NNNNNN~-.0N0.N
AMSTERDAM AVE. ~ near Soth st
Nlc'.r furnished room r"as nahle price
bath 90 anF time. i.LpNA
4 VERY handsome pafior door 20 l'' Ia
Tr.. b family adult. furr 8hci or uniuf
u.sLci. sIuAl- .r the floor. terms moderate
~ Bergen -. l'r"l..fn.
COSBY. WARM ROOMS. beautiful suite q.
bath. sss. breakfast. private house. 81
upward gor caS ilp West l5'h-st.
IRVING PLACE. u Elegantly furnished
r.iner foam-. heated. eseJ hing new. all
Improve w'nfs.
TANfOH FLOOR az ushi rooms. dcsir-
able bachelor ~ club quarters. confen-
ienf principal hotels. riu.S II Eas' goth
-.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

$4,000 >r>o~o-,-. NM 1o.N000O>0
\ HANDSOMELY furnished large room
third n,or front. with board. references.
- West 5lst-st.
LARGE ard SMALL ROOMS. with excel
i.r. board. reasonable. tdb's board. 3t6
West :3l -
a. ana 20 GRAMTRCY PARK Family
ho'.i suite. single. rooms sielm-heaied.
excellent table
i2p ST 20 AST-Fourth floor front and
hall uloin. with board. references.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PERSONS going to Paris next spring, oriet
or long stay study or sightseeing, piea ,so
communicate with Nine. GALLol' io-
Rerkcley Place. Brooklyn.
PORTRAITS painted In oil colors from
Photographs. s. and upward; also, a
nAVID FOX $50 9th-ave. "a bell.
WESTLOTORN CO.. LAW AeiENO
tions. Wills. mortgages. contracts, uues
searched. real estate. etc. general law
practice: consultation free. III Broaawa2:
WHERE TO buy hair goods is the cues
ton The finest goods az NE io" 900
prices can be had al J. II MAN - 10" ,..,'
bedford ave. 500 Futon-st.. BrooKly"'
G3 Newark ave. Jersey city. \. J.
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DRESSM AfkING.

-.o.~-0~Oo~-o-~~~l-.- 0-o-~--ONDNNoNNNNN
-DRESSNAKER. elegant cutter
AMI nuer. 81 II day or M home. perfect
fl guaranteed. velvet. silk or cloth suits
rnaae in one week for SO. fancy waists.
e afs and ball gowns a specially. ~ Eas;
lOin e.. near broadway
FIRST Class dres-mnker Viennap
wishes more work outside. best refer
cac,s Mrs STErKER. 10 East l25th ~.
CorTt' RlEKE FRANCHISE. - Formerly
with Stern Bros. advanced models Tor
spring dresses. evening waists. tailor
made walking and dinner costumes la
dies materials used. short notice. moder-
ate prices. Nine. ANDERSON. l3i West
lJth-st.
DEI.SSMAKER- Go out by the day; make
all KIND II dresses. 81 - day. MINAKD.
.,G3 West 5Ofh -.
IREsSMAkER. by the day. IN private
families. maiNng-ov"r specially. 81 p
per day. Mr~ II. FOX. 2sG 9th-ave.. bet.
2Gih anc 2Ith sts.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-Cheap. a thoroughly edu-
Gated and broken bridle-w.se saddle
horse: sound. kind. gentle and true suita-
hi, TOR gent lady or child. Address
JOSEPH KAY. New-Biunswick. y. D.
WANTED.-I.arne horses to care: twenty
five years experience in lame horses
no ,ure no pay Or. J. b. COLEMAN.
900 T,roadWey BROOKLYN.
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REAL ESTATE Tor SALE.
-NNNI.NNNOONNNlN7'7~ = |OVNO0NO0000S@
Country.

Country.
4 FEW CHOICE FARMS In Somerset
Nidfiesex Morris and sussex counties.
y also residence properties. in good
order near NeW-lork. for sale upon easy
,erms. only a small cash payment re-
ouired For further Information apply 10
HENRY e. GARNER. "a Nassau-st.
FOR Eighty-four acres; healthful
location. romantic scenery. good fishing.
MIR. 9. L. PHILIPS. Blk Ill. Great
Bend. Penn.
ORANGE. y. best suburb: SO trains
large house. four acres; old trees. lawn,
garden. lovely. homel Ike: a children's para
disc. rent or sell. fair exchange. city or
contry, entertained. i. o. Box 2s3?. " l.
ORANGE. y J.-One Of the best located
modern residences for sale. Ample
grounds. perfect neighhorhood. gas. cleo
trir lighting. city water. sewerage. finest
roads T.. L. HAMILTON. Co.. SO
Broadway
RENT OR SALE.-Bargains in hotels.
boarding houses and cottages; building
sites rcl ,onable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS &
90 Atlantic city. -. J.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Az OPPORTUNITY 10 buy at low price
r new and elegant three story hrowns'one
dwelling. - feet front. IN choices, locality
on Washington Heights. with quick transit
~ all par's Of the CITY. can he had by nd
dressing j. :. CAMPBELL. postoflioe Box
ISL. New York city.
UNRGAfN Four-story hrownstone hous"
isx54xl0o ~. N ne = the best blocks In
Harlem. below l25th ST.. terms easy. little
cash wanted. Address KELSEY. +. .. Box
C.,3. New-York cry.
~ BUILDER. Two lots on Wales-ave..
- fcei south ~ ljlst--'. Fas' side, send
offer EI,MMEY. ~ South Elliott Place.
fft...ffyr
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sInunHAN REAL ESTATE.


AGENCY FOR MONTCLAiR.-Resid
properties. all kinds, sale or rent.
CLARENCE b TCBBS. Re-kmin-N.
SUMMIT y. desirable unfurnished
houses 70 rent. with all modern improve
ments. at from 500 q Sl.2oJ year. l.. w.
POTTER onpOslte station.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC Peoples ChurchmTHoMA AZ
DIXuN breaches IL and Morning subject. The Social
Rebellion prelude "Armena's suffering Aiter"oo"'
questions answered.
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pII-NprR and gas-ftter, practical. would
a. 10 take work on contract or days
work for real estate. NELSON. 437 De
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tnfurnishci Apartments Toilet.

49,, .-O,-.-- ~ Nv ~.
IAW TiiNkST ~ WEST BOTH Hand -
-g~ foo .w conner apartments. facing
Pork. l-D.f.fl.ns q. suif tenant. iY--. s~i %
81 &c., IanN'r or Npi l. KELLER. %
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AMERICAN MISSION TO TIE JEWS.-Crowded gospel
meeting every night ia the week CLOCK IN the NJ"
sson House No i2i Grand-st corner Atorney-st 10
day Saturday meeting the presbyterian huiCh
q. Sea ana Land co, ner u Henry and Market SITS p m
precisely HERMANN WARSZAWIAK. leader. Jews and
{ T1rfsr Nele
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r,xrrOP -Rv a thoroughly competent
vol vol .r,commended man and wife. position
&c tanitor in nat. or would take charge OF
a h"uss turing absence Of owner; best city
reference Address WILLIAM DUNBAR
Piyerlais y. Y.
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@ AVANNAH LINE. OCEAN s. s. co
- Tri weekly from a. N r. foot OF spring st. Tues
days THURSDAYS and Saturdays at p. M. For freight
and passage apply to nv =, ,.., a., A.,
J. d. Hashagei. E. A., W. n nett Gen o.,
g. p w R'y. PSI Bway. Cent X n. - - way
H. L. Walker Agt. J. L. Adams - r, a.
a II strr.t s.E, J. p. Beckwth. q ,. p. Il
ITO TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
information as to rates and sailings OF al
well for suggestions IN regard
II European travel in general. apply to THCS COOK
NV. 26i and ,225 Broadway.
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BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EpiSC0rn NJ
CHURCH. II rion-st. lG:o Bishop AL.A.nNl
WALTERS H. d. will preach. 1:IO. the Pastor ieN
DR. CLARK WRIGHT VIII preach sabbath s'hon.;,
p Prayer service "Wednesday evening go \ o''''
NE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

BI.OOMINGDhIE CHURCH. boulevard West o>,n-9 ~
Dr MADISON G. PETERS pr~ao he's at H. 'lin" TO l'e
nanny Wien Old" 7:+5 ''Ihc Young Man Brought 10
lis Senses Lenicn lectures Wednesday, nights welcome
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At UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH. ash
st west Of Broadway 1915 a m. pfeaehng oX IN, Ne
WILBUR + RRt SIi and a. 40 y. m. ny ~ Mn,
@ A m Earnest Workers Bible Glass; JOHN fl-Ai III
leader. 2:3U p. m sunday school
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

MY SPECIALITY Selling farms. hotels
and suburban properties GATES II.
EAFNANU 3 Fast 42d
WANTED -pesirahl" suburban residence
r.nf and combination must not exceed
s. send fun particulars. +. s. Tribune
IFite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

COACHIAN. herman: generally useful :
good city reference. HENRY, 90 3d-ave
COACHMAN. French: hunter: agr,cul-
ture. understand thoroughly my work:
city or country. best References 1870 West
2Gth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Chickerns Han
5.i- ave 1e,h sunday o'clock address with back
board Illustrations by ROLLO KIRK BRYAN the famous
chalk-ialN.r Fine programme Solos Duets ana
choiuscs Miss Makes ana choir. ccrne SOLOS by an
Joseph Bogardus. President: Edwin galloway
or
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EMENTS ard subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received AZ their Uptown
Once ~. l2i2 Broadway. "a door north
of 3ls'-si.. until . O'Clock p m. adver-
,isements receive! AZ the following branch
ofTros al Regular Office rates until o'clock
p. m. sviz. .ii shave. s. .. cor 23i-s, i32
Gth-ave . cor. l2,h-st.. ii2 CO.umbus-ave
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Gth-ave. 81 Eas. l+th St. Isl West 42d-
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ALI, SOULS CHURCH. 4th ave- corner Hth-st:.Sei,
mon by the Pastor Rev THEODORE G. WILLIAMS, II
m. school. 9:4J a. in charge o. ~.
FREDERIC j. GAUI.D. associate. The public cordially
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
ATTENTloN.-WAN Immediately. by
refined Christian lady. experienced sue
ccssful ten her. position as governess. COM
panioa; would assist in household duties.
competent f0r any position Of trust.
requirements. thorough English. mathe-
matic= French. music and fancy work.
syst,m ~ teaching interesting. special at
tentiun given backward pupils. would go
anywhere for pleasant home and moier-
ate salary. rofercn 'es exchanged. Address
TEACHER Box 213. Tarrytown y. Y.
a TEACHER mornings occupied wishes
situation for remainder 81 time tres!-
dent proferrcdp or would exchange some
time fOr good home. Address EUROPE.
Box I. Lao Broadway.
GERMAN WOMAN wishes 70 get In home
Industry school, one who has cleaned )
years in public school best reference.
Mrs. +. KUHN. 90 Cannon-st.
LADIES DESIRING WOMEN to work by
the day can be supplied AT the RIVER
SIDE DAf NURSERY. l2l West 63d ST.
MANICURE desires few select customers
al home. MARCEL PALMA. 10 Yves,
l5th-st
MANICURE Young lady wishes few Gus
toners at her parlors or out HELEN
PAGE. ~ West 2sth-st. near Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER desires position where
hours Will not be long. experienced In
law. salary moderate. Address REMING-
TON, Tribune Office.
STENOGRApHER and TYPEWRITER. -
Young lady desires position some ex-
perience. salary moderate. Address q.
NJ. fl' Wi!ioughty ave. Brooklyn.
Young LADY. willing TO learn. desires
position in an office. can furnish best
refer"nces. good penman. w. X. Room 4.
70 nlon square.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor

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p. m. viz. 23i sth ave. =. =. cor. 23t-s, loS
6th-ave.: cor. l2th-st.; li2 Co.umous-a'e'c
near West 66th-st.. loo West i2d-st. near
6th-ave. 92 Fast i4th-st.; 80 West t-d-
ST. between 18th and sth ayes; lo9 East
47th-st.: i.33S 3d-ave., between '0th ara
nth SITS. 1925 3d-ave. near 6lst-st' LUIS
lst-ave.. near s9th-st.: $50 Sd-ave.. near
4lsi-st.; 554 3d-ave.: 325 B.eecker-st:
2.O0s 3d-ave. 30 East i9th-sI. l.o2l d.
ave-: 2662 3d-ave.: 30 Amsterdam-ave.
400 West 42d-st. las Est i6th-st.. 2V3
East 4sth-st.: $50 9th-ave.: Col sth-ave.:
LISP 3d-ave.. near 67th-st.; 20a Eas, soth-
st., l.G2O Broadway; 1868 3c-ave; IN
Shave: 1918 2d-ave.: I53 6th-ave. AZ
the Harlem Offices: 2 05l 3d-ave. near
18Th ST.: 1856 East i2Jth-st.. near 3d-avs.:
2i3 West l25th-st.. bet. 9TH and sth ayes;
80 West l45th-st. At the Brooklyn Offfces;
897 Fuiton-st.; 7c6 Fulton-st.: 63 Court
ST.; ~ Broadway. Il. D.; 1853 Broadway.
L. D.; I.lo2 Myrtls-ave.. near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

A YOUNG GERMAN LADY would Ike 20
give lessons In German. music, embIoid-
cry or physical culture in exchange for
home and board. Address l.. ;. GERMAN.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

ALL, SOULS CHURCH. Madison-ave and G6th-st-
Rev. H. HEBER NEWTON viii preach at IL a. m. on
'In,ernational Morality Evensong al with ser
mon by Rev a. y. HENSHAW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
A.-A-A-
MRS l.. SEELY.
Is WEST 22D-ST.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED. |
Servants breaking engagements Will
be dismissed from Office and forfeit all
claims % fee paid.
Brooklyn Office, Bond-st..
Corner EultOn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC services in Masonic TEN
,ia 6h-nve ans 23d-st- E,cning 80 Dr. JOHN BOR-
iAND FINIAY pl.arhes Subject. What Is Protestant
s Former priests prs Falach. Nanoli and O Conn r.
also sr.at P~5lesran,s Catholics and all patriotic c'-
zens invited. Admission free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

4 ROISING SONG SERVICE and Orchestral organ re
cital Pleasant ru. sday Evening in ST iar'hoo-
news Mission this evening Mrs Kress. solc!st; 70
fesor Neien others: also colonel Hadleys "wery
Chnlns'.. INIT -h.ur ''cOlNe: sat iOral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15

ASCENSION MEMORIAL CHURCH, 2i5 West 43d-st
Rev JOHN FLOYD SrEEN. Rector.-Services mornhs
at A.: O'Clock. This is Protestant Epsco
pal Church No me6acya,ism Strangers welcome.