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New-York tribune., 1896-01-03

showed him that the Blaine following controlled
the convention. and assured him that II hc
would consent to become n candidate we couid
muster more than 500 votes We told him that
MI Blaine was out of the and that the ma
1ority Of his friends seemed more disposed TO
support him (Foraker) than any one else.
we made X very clear to him tnat II ne
would cOnsert to become a candidate he coulu
be nominated without fail and without difficulty
on the first second ballot Monday. We as
sured Governor Foraker :nat we desired 10
pledges or promises from him respecting poiicie'
or patronage and that we only wanted him 10
agree not to ge. up and decline the nomination
after The convention had made him its candi-
firmly and emphatlcaIly. ! thank you. gentle
men. with all my heart. but ! could not accept
the nomination I: ii came TO me. unless Mr.. Sher-
man first withdrew and asked me IN become
candidate. | feel sure he Wal not do that. came
here 10 Try 10 nominate him. and cannot con-
s!Ger the proposition 10 become candidate |
Will stand by him
u then tried" continued Mr. Fessenden. ITO
convince aim that the situation was beyond MS
control. | called attention 10 the fact tnat Gar
field had accepted Nhe nomination after II was
plain that Mr.. sherman could not hr nominated.
Governor FOraker answered quick MS flash:
I car prevent my nomination. and Will II IS
not too late and do not wish to be put Into the
position which Garfield forced into
This closed the inter view with Governor For
aker and the lines at once closed up for
Harrison. and he was nominated easily and
promptly just Foraker would have been had
he chosen to become a candidate himself
This is hitherto unrelated incident of the
inside history OF the Republican National Con-
vcntiOn Of 1883
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
NOTES or THE STAGE.

An arrangement was made yesterday between
Charles Frohman. AL Haynan and George Mus
grove OF the firm OF Williamson q MuserOve
Australian theatrical managers. whereby An
Artists Model now at the Broadway Theatre.
Will make a tour in Australia after !.s prssen,
American season. II arrangements now pending
with George Edwardes are satisfactorily completed
the company Will also play IN Japan, CHINA ana
South Africa before returning to EnglanG. The
whole conpsuy now at tho Broadway VIII make
the iOur.
Max ORen will talk about the Little Foibos Of
John Bun Sandy and Pat" at the l-vceum Thea
tre on Monday afternoon. at o'clock. II viii be
tho first OF q series OF SIX tiweekly lectures. Max
O'RelIs season will be followed by d season of
dramatic afternoon readings 10y sydney WoJ,lstt.
e.. Ronnetty ard his mcnagcre Of trained animals
and birds including foxes dogs. cats. rats. geese,
ducks. hens. pigeons ard cockatoos, arrived on tho
steamship Mohawk yesterday. His collection Of
uerfotn1ins animals and birds IL said TO b. among
the largest in The world. H will make his FIRST aE
nearsnce IN America Roster & Biars Music Hall
Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
MkS. BARNES'S JEWELRY.
SOME OF IT IN THE POSSESSION OF THE
NEGRO PRISONERS.
THEY AND THEIR WOMAN COMPANION HELD FOR
TRIAI1-DIAMoNDs IDENTIFIED BY


William King and Henry Wilson the negro ex-
conyicts and Agnes Renshaw the young white
woman who lived with Wilson in East Eighty
fourth-st.. held AT the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday on the charge of being implicated
in the robbery ut the house Ct Mrs. Barnes. at
No. 239 Central Park West. When the prisoners
were locked up at the Central Office on Tuesday
night the detectives thought the negroes had
committed tho robbery at the house OF Mrs
Barnes. particularly as diamonds similar to those
which had been stolen from her house were found
in their possession.
Mrs. Barnes went to Police Headquarters yes
terday and examined two of the diamonds, each
II which had flaw She said that the diamonds
had been set for her by c. c. Matthcrs OF No 81
Maiden Lane Detectives Hedy and Reilly took
the diamonds to Matthers. and he al once identi-
fed them as the stones he had set for Mrs
Barnes lie said he noticed the flaws In the dia-
monds at the time. He also identified them by
their weight.
one Of the diamonds identified by Mrs. Barnes
and Matthers was found In the Renshaw girls
room The other taken from Kings hat
band.
Acting Captain OBren. of the Detective Bu-
real said he was satisfied that King and Wilson
robbed Mrs Barnes. He does not think. however,
that they had anything to do with the Burden
robbery. He says he has learned that both Of the
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
nItI.SsMAI<,NG.

1o<uo>@N~.o, ~ -. ,N>>N ~ >oNNNNNN>
A.-ARTISTfc DRESSMAklNG: unique
designs In dinner and evening gowns =
up. perfect ~ and fncs' nnlsh, orders al
short notice NJ. MELRDY. ~ East ilti-
s. near University Place. on block with
Mc'recry.
COUTt'RIERE FRAHCAISE formerly
with Stern Bros. -Eyouins waists, dan.
ing school dresses. latest Paris skirt Sni
sleeves. ladies materials used. short no
ticc: winter prices. elegant work. Mime.
ANDERSON. i3i Wet l5th-H.
DKESsN AkER. -Firri class drcssmaker. y
years experience with white. Howard n
60. desires f"w more customers. pIt"ct
Gtrng. artistic draper. this month. - 20
per day. JOSEPHINE. l4i East 4"i-s-
pREsSMNKER and CLOAKMAKER
warts work 81 home or day. superior Mt
ter. finest " ,rk.r on seal garments. sleeves
enlarged. Will make over End remodel. or
max. into late,t atvl- cHp~s. col!arette'
ana E'on jacNcts. GEEIG. i3l West I'D 81.
DRESSNr AkER-A Young. respectable
German woman. experienced dressmak.r
o.. .d tffcr. gocs out ly Tho day, terms ~
tdiress H.. Box 81. iio East iIth-st-
Ft-RS.-S Pcreil manufacturer ~ m"
firs. seal garments rcdycd. repalrea,,
large stock 81 furs at reduced rates. 3sl
Gth-avc.. near 23i-s'.
MRS. uERMANCE DTpREL French
dressmaker. best retcrrnc'a- ~ East
llth-st.
SEAL, GARMENTS reiycd and altered into
f,shlonab,r cap.s and Eton jackets. Mra
DAT,kEK. iIe West 39ih-st.. near I'rond-
way. Lat. with Gurthcr's Sons. oth-aN"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
FOR SALE

o>oooo->o>o~1~O-~~ N-NoONo%NooOo~~0"~|N
A A. FINE diamonds. ~at.h,s'
: co Mal1cn Lane. Room = All g'"as
guaranteed
Al REDUCED pRICEs.-So second hand
reod and lron WORKING mac aines' is..y
guaranteed. n.achincfy polsHt ,aa n"u ~.
-hsnDed GEORGE Il. EDDY. jus MAd''
sor-st.
4 FEM whit. and gold choice uprigh,
uinnus AZ great bargains i0r cash - 'l.,'
h'illay st0ck. oih,. BARGAINS. II NJ.
WALIERs. - Union square. near loua.
~ fITrI.rS TOOL sTORE. 80 Fulton
-, S.w-l \ ork Workshop macninriJ uDot
,overD. list tree. WOOD ol-car'lns toeis. .,. sC'o..
,ays designs and fancy woods. i"c"OA'o''
AMI broDiers In operation.
FOR SALE New single market truck.
CJ2 Greenwich -.
Fnu sAI.E-An cscenen, hahy grand
pl.no. made b, Chlckering q sons, near
Is new. TAYLOR & son. East isth -.
F0p SALE. Am oli-esiahllshei piano bust
mesa. an excellent cppor'unill. IN" busi
ness Is easily learned. TAYLOR son
: Eas, isth-st. ---------
ron SALE. Books on all subjects. nne
bindings. cheap. HUGH RODEN. Aos
Cannl-st
FRUIT. CANDY and CIGAR STORE. with
living rorns. hest business location. must
sell this week on account of other bu9l-
ness / 5,O % ave.
LApY.s RAMBLER FOR SALE IN spl"n-
did condition. a sacrifice. b2l +. HIN ST
ROIL.TOr DESKS. tl2 ami upward. also
de~as slightly damaged by water +.
MASON. 4 Ful'on-st.
TRo -sEHa ONLY. Fin" cheylots ~ M as.
urc. 81. Imported worst~ds. 81 ag@ni VIII
call with samples no deposit required. A.
dress Wholesale TAlLoRS. - Fast
l2th-a'.
100 PIANOS. new ana second hand. So up
great haraainr: cash, easy terms. rent or
exchange WALTERS. - Union Square.
l0S- i07 West 3,d ~.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03

THE REBELS HAVE 23Goo wELL-ARMED AND DIS
CIPIINED MEM MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH
OLE CANE DESrIOYED-A FINANClAI. pANIC

THE REBELS HAVE 5000 wELL-ARMED AND DIS
CIPIINED MEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH
OF CANE DESTROYED a FINANCIAL PANIC
N IAvANA-KECRUIT CURSE SPAIN.
Pnradolphia. Jan New light on the actual nu-
merical strength of the Cuban insurGent army un-
der the direct command of Generals Gomez and
Maceo and concerning the great destruction or
crops was furnished upon the arrival In Phlladei-
phia of the British steamship Ardandhu which
sailed from Havana on December -. This informa-
ton IL 10 the effect that these t.o generals alone
hal -3.o,D men massed under them ana thar havana
was in a state of great confusion and excitement on
the Ardandhus sailing day.
During the nrst pat OF the steamships voyage
along tho cuban cosst fe.dS 81 blazing corn ana
cane could be seen FOR a long distance. "a, tr
OF devastation extended all the way from fiatali
- Cardenas. and millions OF dollars worth o' p''P
,rtv was soon reduced to ashes. ,.
The business men Il both Cardenas ana iatnn' lam,
hope. according TO reports bronght py ,h% 20
dhu. for insurgcnt success, and many pehrNe " ~
be near az hand ill.,. H.
They say there is financial panic Impending IN
Havana. owing to SPANS lack oi n''m I,'H.v! p,,o
and credit The young military recruits. VINO nay"
not been paid COR months. and have surv!vcd S ,ns
yclowjae X. openly curse the cause oi span """
John g. pcemcr. an Amercan e.v snsinaTr hns, Wv wa
railroad train that stopped by the ihsuikk'n' k
army five miles from Cardenas. lnsteir ol ,nrIr
beng, only $3.50 nsurgent soldiers. "a r'i"rt'H i"i,
Sp,ulsh sources there were he SAYS at I'HN'
1900 men. under the command OF frh',ai ''o'r.n' @
and 90 more q short distance In the rear 'oui-
manled hv General Macco. Some Idea oi me
army. ne says NAV be gathered rom -, ~" i Idve
,,,@s In marching a ross the railroad Their" was
also train of 40 mules loaiei win proNls'"IH 49,
"mmunitIon lie SAYS the soldiers were ragged
after their mareh through The f''ests but we'll
armed and disciplined. ,,,.,
'Thc passeneers on the train We're not disturbed.
but tn. official mails we-- seized aad passed lnl2
the pr session OF General Gomez me "th'! p'S'n'
matter was carried to Havana on board t"e Ar
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
BVsyNEsS CHANCES.


FIOiIDA OrPoRTTNITIES- Such as
Ner- never offered hs: re. orange sr, YES
to.acc, culture. vegetable grn"lHb' tvt
id, T.,i.s" fpr January. cents FLOR
IDA TOPICS. Mcntc.air. Fla.
ICE. ICE. ICE.-Prlyilese Of cutting 800
acles. nne. c.oaf mCslr deep water
easy II access. Lrar dep goo. r.au :
labor plenty. ~ BARHlNGNK. "a Muir
iGy-si.. New York.
MANAGER. late Of savary & Moo'c's
,royai pcrfumefs) London. Owning over
lup secret recipes for toilet p'epnraN"ns'
wants partner 10 "har- ia this pInhihhie
business. Z. HOWARD Box ~ tribune
Ohlce. -
PARTNER WANTED with $3.50 to take
hnlf interest in good paying established
optical business AMI learn to" profession.
PR full particulars address llr. HtihlS'
~ South Peari-st.. Albany. ~ \.
oi'IT DRINKING LIQUOE.-t ''No A.co"
,i1n't cure .iqu,r hali, IN n M NH mon
bacS: aron's wanted. BITTER SWEET
90. 25I broadway. Room 2c5.
WANTED.-A partner WITH capita. . take
charge Of selling the p.ocuci or fa"rA
wo-sted mill CAPITAL. Box !. Tribune
once
WANTED. -Caa,iali~'s to form syndicate
T. build lylne mn t-of-war; capita. 'su-
mated S..OGpCC0. HARRY LARNEN. ~
6th-ave
WANTED. Partner. with $4,000. in long
established baking and catering busln So
20 take charge u oftlce. Particulars on in
teIview. Address CATERER. - b way
brooklyn.
200 TO INVEST with services: p in
cipais on... EARNEST. Tribune Onice.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03

irun SALE. Two valuable pieces business
property. 10 feet from Wall st, IN Pearl.
frontage - Il feet. corporation owning
same anxious 10 dlsIps" - it- real "stat"
hnldings for cash To- enlarge IT'S manu-
featuring business. \ bargain 'or In
vessors IN realty IN financial district. Ad-
drc-r Room II. Times Building
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
BOARD AND ROO.IS.

--->No~>-DN~--N -J>N>~1~N-)NNNNrSNN1S
LARGE ROOMS. superior cuisine private
family to refined party. II West Joth-st.
LARGE and small rooms. he,ted. running
water; first class table, references eH-
changed; moderate. 100 East os'h-st.
LENOX-AvE.. o5l. near i23l-si.-Two
Very desirable rooms. with hrs'-ciass
table. references.
i1TH-.;r 231 EAST. Stuyvesai.t square
with iorr,i. desirable rooms f0clng the
park. southern exposure. references.
oGTH-sT.. 81 WEST.-Choce - elegant
double and single rooms; superior table.
also table board.
31TH-ST.. 30 WEST desirable weil-fur-
n!shed rooms with superior board. ref
erences required.
e5TH-ST. l5s EAST T.-Nicely furnished
rooms. with or without beard: very rea-
sJnallr
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE JOINT TRAFFIC AGREEMENT

THE JOINT TRAFFIC AGREEMENT.
meeting OF the Board OF Managers OF the new
Joint Traffic Association Will be held to-day at the
Offices OF the Trunk Line Association. The chiei
business before the meeting will be the appointment
of rate classification and other working commit.
tees No papers have ye, been served IN proceed
agreement, in compliance with the request Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission to the United
States Attorney General. Second Vice-Presdsnt
Horace J. Hayden. OF the New-York Central and
Hudson River Railroad. who Is chairman Of the
Board ofsMarage-s. said yesterday:
u have heard that the United States District.
Attorney Of New-yo-k. who directed by the
Attorney General TO begin an action. had been
obliged 10 send to Washington for specific !nforma-
ton upon which to base his proceeding, which
would account for the delay. presume the clause
providing for equitable distribution of the ira file
among the various lines will be attacked but that
docs not mean that pooling arrangement has
bcsn e. tered into. for such Is not the case. IL
means that road which has fallen behind In its
order to increase tho volume of It's business. The
suggestion that the money penalty clause In the
agreement IS 70 provide fund for making up DIS
crepanc.es in the traffic Of roads s incorrect Tho
formally adopted after It lad been declared by
counsel fcr the roads which signed Il 20 be In con.
nct with neither National nor state laws nor Win
the charters of any Of the roads"
The rumor which circulated yesterday that
the United States District Atorney had obtained an
Injunction restraining the operations OF the Joint
Traffic Association. composed Of trunk line rei.-
road companies and Western branches IL said by
without foundation. II have neither asked for nor
obtained such an injunction" he said.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03

prisoners have large sun OF money put away.
which he believes they received for stolen jewels
They probably were not able to sell the remaining
jewels advantageously on ccount Of the flaws in
them.
A memorandum look WAS found in prison.
ers pocket and 1t contained list OF persons who
might have been robbed later.
Good" marked opposite one OF the
names.
The three prisoners were arraigned again
Court, and Magistrate Kudlich held them Tor
trial. The bail fixed at S7.5C0 each for
King and Wilson. and $1,000 for the Renshew
woman.
Mrs. Barnes vas at the Jefferson Market
Court when the examination OF the prisoners
In progress. and she made an affidavit In
which she described the robbery at her house
and declared that she identified the diamonds
found In the possession Of the prisoners AS
two Of the gems which had been stolen from
her. The property stolen from Mrs Barnes
was valued Mt $4,000. Affdavits were made
also by Mr. Matthers and the detectives.
Acting Captain OBrien said yesterday that
detectives were still investigating the robbery
of the Burden diamonds. The statement was
made by him when he asked /. there was
any truth in the rumor that he had drawn of
his men because of some Information they had
learned which convinced them that the Bur
allegiance O'Brien said that there was moth
ing in the rumor. Detective Evanhoe who
Is one OF the best detectives working on the
case was seen at Headquarters and asked II
he was still investigating the robbery. lie
said that he was
O'Brisn said that there nothing new in
the case which he could communicate.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
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r,.-c vas m influx OF visitors 20 the city y"s-
,.-,iav and the improvement of "a" Dus1n''" "o''
q, the leading hotels was noticeable. Ther" We're
e.v vacan, auartmcnts 10 he mad lasi might
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
NEAL ESTATE WANTED.

O-O.~O.~-o.o.~>N0~>NN-oDN~~0 ~NN|N0ON-'ON~
FARMS WANTED f0r my early Catalogue
IN issG. 4.ud ful IartlculLr" at once.
', rhur.ea uule.a u sale h. Effected. L.
ROWLAND III l,r adway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03

MADE vICE-PREsIDENT OF TWO RAILwAYA
Edward s. Washburn has been elected vice. -presl-
dert Of the Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis
and the Kansas city. Memphis and Birmingham
railroads, and The Office Of freight traffic manager
has been abolished Mr.. Washburn will have charge
OF all traffic matters Of the tyo roads. His head.
quarters will be at Kansas City, Mo.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03

\ Ia Washington
= " nctpa'h Montreai. ~ "''''
$ r.. Ma'ra,5,lr r..,,. l"co O. II sparina~. n,.,on.
Miss ~ r"''ri, yrh,ipiirh,s e. g. Allen. Wilmington
M'' " u }'Gnrta rniip- Great Del GRAND
Mi.s 4 NJ Housh,on. cam W A Bod Washington.
Mss j. = rIoushton. Cam + i yro.m 4 vl'c T..
''iSst Marcus and Wife Eng csg,aia II Z Tunal',.
: +. Mitchell wilmington II = ssn. 10 n,.s Penn.
" If Cornell wilmington Z v West G,n- FAILS.
De Smith rnnaaeiphis HorrMAH.
J. e. Scott and wife. fhHa +. Lmrne'' Ws.hins,on
Miss 4 T. scott. rhnale B + Luz 4 vfc i'o.'ol
J. " weleh % hartford H. 'i"'' Is Williamson PhlIaael-
BROADWAY CENTRAL ,''XT' Hr,dv Albany
W w oakes and wife Bos " M'X ta,nonT n hos,on
prof NJ II PARKS. chicago NAY LhiI1a'Ieh,'
5 G. Gould. West superior J. Mr''". 'h''"'e'''"
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T. !. T. Rri,,on. washington j. { Kroner & wife. Ia
l. I. DAVIS and wife. Hart =, 'fr'sr Fam rxo,. Y
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BRUNSWICK H. j. Halle. Cleveland
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Gn.sEY dcpha.
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!. r., n''''S x WIZ 'o'' j. t. Brooks Boston.
'-t Ii.,s.rso, phi,od.,I T.. !. Mersin Boston
nh,. ''' l.. II. KING Il wife. Boston
Il Whitoey. Baltimore. C. q. Mcknight washing
" q T,gyori G,shen l.. II. Dcckerrnan Troy.
i. u. Hawkins. Springfield WESTMINSTER
cp,xn ,.x,ox W. T. Brown g wife. Fish
G. Il. Lincoln. Boston. J. r. Tracey a VIE Al
j. Blckl"y Boston. tsny.
H. f. ThoTne. Toronto. g. McNeir, ionl"is.
r. Washlurne. Chicago. +. Frllo.s Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN AMI wife no children. re-
slf4ns ln country. desire g. rent fui
n,st.t iiat or apartment until April. Ad-
Tres giving iGN particulars. W. T.. -
T,tittua DrlHs
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
HOI SES AND CANM. AGEH.

Oo0NoN0->r N,--o~~N|NN~>~~>~,"Oo"N| "N|N"O'/~c>'~~'~
BREWSTER BR0UGHAM superb rider.
has rubb-r tires. and Brewster victoria
AT la, galn. for want - us'. ..iI Sch'iInrT
horst. near Bond. Hi0oMyu.
PONIES FOR SALE. suitable Tor children
also mares IN foll and stations NJ
Gr-ss pr. -. &. JACKSON. i. o. Box lGl
Tarnair. Long i.lard
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03

STABBED on THE STAGE BY MRS. CARTER.
John f.. Kellerd. who plays the part OF the villain
IN THE Heart of Maryland at the Herald Square
Theatre, received a slight stab On the stage last
night from a bayonet In the hands OF Mrs. Carter.
He was able to finish the play 1t has become quite
the fashion of late for actresses TO stab actors acc!
dentally 1t is not altogether bad plan. In many
cases and 1t has largely taken the place OF the
diamond robbories that were formerly 80 popular.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
HCTEL CE LILLE ET D'ALBON,

Wv 2l3 RE st. Honore. Paris.
, ro,,,.e, tho Tuilcri.s Gardens Place Vendone
ana New opera Advantageous arrangements 'r
",,,:i.s Beaut1ul Hall. Large Drawlns Rooms.
p .n'''.', ,,a,, &C. Telegrams. "Lilla!iion
HENRY ACADIE
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
SJplUUAS REAL ESTATE.

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AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlR -K"siiehes
T.; .perti-s All kinda sale Or rent
CLARENCE y. TUBES. D Peeknln-st
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

BACHELOR QUARTERS cn suite. single,
heat; hotel attendance, Convenient pm
oipal hotels clubs II 29th-sf.. 9TH ana
Madison aves.
343 EAST iyrH-sT For ligh. housekccp-
ing hall room. also large saloon parlor,
reasonable
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male
YOUNG MAN IL. in printing Office. with
reference and experience. y. STACEY.
42G New York ave. Jersey City y. ].
YOUNG MAN wants situation as bill
clerk or IS willing 10 DO anything he
IL capable u doing In wholesale hOuse;
best reference. o. F. G.. Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN. % years. wants situation
IA clerk or assistant boCkkeeper In
wholesale or retail grocery: best refer
cnce. experience. g. r. A., Box :, Trib-
une Ofice
YOUNG MAN (22l Wishes situation in
mercantile business Office; experienced In
Office work, good peanan. excellent ref
erenccs r. T. r.. i2j East ii3th-st
YOUNG MAN experienced manager. agent.
buyer. CHIEF clerk. desires any good POSI-
Lon. can refer to prominent men as 10
character and ability. II. A. =. 80 West
9fth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-03
HELP WANTED.

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Female.
WANTED A German or SWede AZ cook
and hDusewoiksr FOR small family. APP
ply \, III Nevada. Boulevard and 'Oth-st..
apartment !. east