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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08

Now the question is, what i the sun,
or any other Democratic paper, going To
do about il Whenever the Republicans
have made any attempt 70 remedy this
condition OF affairs, these same Demo
cratic papers have opposed IL fercely ~
al Infringement Of the rights of he
states; and all references 20 the matter
have been deprecated a. waving the
bloody shirt" Now that the currency
issue has put these Democratic papers
on the other side from the south for a
while At least. the shoe i on the other
foot. But what's 20 De don about il
Fi;zsimmous. the pugilist, has actual
IL fought d prize fight with his lists.
The mouth war, however, WAS resumed
a. soon A. the fi>tic encounter closed,
aud the battle i nov being fought over
with tongu : a. weapons. The degen-
Grafton Of the prize tight into q bag Of
wind i all but complete.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-12-08

wildwood Mantel Shelves, Hood
Brackets, Framing Pins, etc.
Window Screens made TO order.
Piazza Posts, (whitewood and
Pine, Turned and sawed Balustrade,
Newell Posts, Stair Rail and Bal
listers.
Yellow Birch, Rock Maple.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb is (SpeclaD--wheat to-day slipped down
to 6J for May without showing ralynG tendency
There not. however any great excitement at the
figure. liquidation to amount TO anything ana
especial buying. May opened 65ss. sold between
afternoon showed no change. The outside was
evenly divided. There was. however. decided
lack Of outside speculation and this contributed as
much the be anything else Liverpool ca
100000 bushels. million less than expected
There increase In the worlds visible supply Of
10000 bushels This unexpected Last year theIs
4 decrease the corresponding week q about
ghtiJ2 cars against GIL last week ami bjO last
Export clearances fair 100000 bushels. hut they
cceied bushels. all wheat to mers. New
close reported loads for export The
buying here to-day was led by Champin. He covered
large short line and weat long
Corn los, cent. and closed at the bottom May sold
between 80 and 2 and closed at 2"7s cents. The
ceipts. 535 cars LIBERAL the estimate for today
and by professionals The weather seemed favor
able for movement. and larger receipts expected.
oats also lost !. cent and closed at the bottom. May
2lt Coz, and closed 2O's Re
ceips 1913 the estimate for Wednesday I'll
cars There class Of selling in corn ty
elevator people and by professionals Cash handlers
expecting larger receipts
Provisions opened steady because hog receipts
quite up to the expectation. There 1000 head to-
estimated for Wednesday. The early provision prices
however. proved the beet. Toward the close there
some sympathy with the decline in the grain markets.
Pork al tho wind-up showed decline from Monday ~
81 cents: lard pa Ribs closed just Mondays
prices The pit trade unimportant
on the curb puts May wheat closed at Ciis cents:
calls at G5ss cents Puts on May corn closed at ~,
cents; calls at 2S.g2s's cents.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

G1reson Feb. ls--Cotton steady middlns 9-ioc;
loy ri.I:inc lie good ordinary. 13-icc: and
grss receipts. so bales Gales. III baies stock. 90 o5
bales. $50
rlfii.s 7i.c good ordinary. 9-i6c; net and
ccps. o"l haes exports coaS"isc ~ oa.'S sales
as baies: ;lck 3i,3i bales.
" orleans Feb. ls.-couon Holiday. Midng.
. lGe. low mdd.inr > l6c: good ordinary &c:
recaio,s - oDG bales gross i"p9 bales: exports
Frame go bales; to the Conilren 40 bales stock.
81 052 bales
Savannah Feb ls.-Cotton steady; middlnS 72c: low
iG,ng nc net and receipts 3766 bales sales
AL bales: stock. 1a.0ll bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19

fen 10 G44c rallied to e5%c fell to G4sc, and
cloaed ina, figure. Cash nominal sample wheat ir
N6ri1efn Gi' GG5c: NO 2 Northern. G4c No spring.
go Barley in dun and entirely nominal. sample
dealers. and choice steady and wanted Wale wrr
grades are dun aGcoIg1ns To other dealer o. 80
91i-N3.e. Flour quiet and steady a. IN" decline no''9
yesterday prices being based On 50 80 80 ioI na!
f~ acke8 bran 1880 20 FOR standard mddlnss and
81, 75gSIi IN white.
Minneapolis Feb. ls.rhc srceia'ive msIsct o-day
and reactet J,A GG'c before ceclnin @'r1..-y
Touring aIs represented running today, with nine
slut down Notwlhsiandns tbs. nii!ers We I'd buy
e'r. paving &c under May t'r ip-'rF''tr
rihein -od 10 81 pers al May price Tie Iuns Price
fcr No was eoac; No N5rih,rn was IN goa a.
NJ ! lard. GOsc; No Nor.hsrn. 5osc' - NoTtnern
90 lour si-eiy at 5000 80 20 Or patents - |H
- - for hakals; production, ~" hr~; .-i.''.iS,
$3.50 hhls Mil stuns-Ban in bulk quoted AT 80 WITH
shorts 20 less
Philadelphia Feb. 1s.-Four-supplies Of winter wheat
freely and ruled weak. with nttle demand Wheat
market areI nc lower but subsequently became strong
73i. 07Siec; April 7SsQ73a.c May I$g73oc corn ma,
Lct ruled steady under moceIate onerihss 10y u'i.
33s.c MARCH, 90 d33.c: April 3-4Q3izc; May 3i'sf
344c OatsMarke, for CARROTS dull with ample oncIinss
any March ami April 2oisd27c May. 2Gs.a27.c Butter
arm creamery. extra. 2oc: prints. exira wholesale &c
and Western frsts iic. sugar-Renned quiet and IN
changed Other articles unchanged
So s. aai i SS s. 45sss fancy s}s$a
* CCas2 10 Rye flour 81 75ds2 90 Whea, lover Fen
5gary GSc nSmnal Msy c3S 6a a slHe u nSaa c
Oats lover February. 1870 nominal; May 70! H3sc b,l;
81 ' se" S @ Co. cos
Shoulders. sc; longa sac clear ribs 5sc; clear SIDES
Ri e5 a Clear .dss High Wines steady 1&
Wool quiet. unchanged. speer steady at 50 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19

fine dull at b2s Cd do medium duh at 4os 3D.
!Iams-Short cut IA 10 n. dull at 39s Bacon
Cumberland cut about - TO ~ H. steady al 2ss short
rib about n steady 26s 81; long clear miidles
about ~ steady 27s long and shOr; clear mddes
about - steady 2Gs Shouldess-About IL to Is n.
firm q; o., Larl-rriTe Western spot duh at 27s Sd
American white dull 4;s do colored dull
al 4aH. Tal,w-Priuc city steady a; Zns "a Cottonseed
Liverpool refined steady at rs Spirits II turpentine
steady ~ 2le EosaCoinmon steady AT Is I'D. Wheat
N, . re- winter iu - "a No Northern spring dull
~ Is 7isd Tiogr-sf. Louis fancy winter dull 1T IS %
corn Mixed Western spot firm m "a iel February steay
~ .i March ste,dv TT Is I'd; Afii steady at 3s I'D
Hons ~ I.1ni.u-I'aclnc coast STEADY ~ iOI5lS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~~N~~O-~~-~~~~~IO->~~~ N-o~>~N>>N-
THE ROAD MAP Of the State Of New
York: the only odomcter survey Of the
wagon roads Of the State ever made was
for this work; size. 4isx5 feet; engraved on
copper: corrected To date. VIII sell plates
or let on royalty; now is tho time for The
right man TO make his fortune. ADAMS q
CO.. rs Duane-st.
ESTABLISHED manufacturing
cooperation wants use OF s7O~p. WI
pay SO interest and give frs; mortgage
security. principals. u. T.. Tribune Orice.
WANTED. Inventors should write John
Wedderburn & Co. Patent Attorneys
Washington. y. c.. for their 81. 500 prem
ium; monthly contest open 10 them upon
application.
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TOILET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

UNNNNNVN-N1NVNNl
AT ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES basement
and sub-cellar 10 leg. rutland a
WHITING, 3 BeekTnan-st.
CORNER LOFTS 80 let at co Beekman-st..
first second. third and top. just put In
good order. rutland d WHITING, .
Beekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE WATER FRONT on East
River. south OF Grand-st.; leased for a
term Of years to rst-class tenant; for sale
in partition. rutland & WHITING,
Beekman-st.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-House; Brooklyn; sacrihce
Al location: Stuyvesant district: 3-story
and basement. stone. 20x45xlOO; IL rooms
every modern Improvement; only 50 100
easy terms this Is the cheapest house
ever offered on the Hill; don't miss It II
you want a bargaiz. Apply 20 court-st.,
or 500 Flatbush-aye.
LEONARD MOODY.
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uoRSE.S AND CARRIAGES

:
FIGHT secondhand broughams and
coupes. by Brewster, Cur!ey and Elan
drau: some have rubber tires; all In perfect
condition: 5000 up: one Berlin coach by
brewster. S275; one full panel coupe
rockaway, $500 PALACE REPOSITORY.
237 and 239 Schermerhorn-st., near Bond,
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-Gentleman's private stock;
PAIR brougham horses. several single;
sound and well broke. PRIVATE
STABLE, East llth-st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

>>nNN~NNol~N-oo~0/NrsN~NN N/NN-NNNo-~NNNNNN
A COFFEE. tea and spice ,obbing and
manufacturing business IN Atlanta, Ga.
doing business all over the South, estab-
Ushed s years; will close out at cost. owne.
having other business: profits large: party
with about 600 for purchase iand capital
Will d. well TO address l.. o. Box 10, At
lants, Ca: y. Y. references given.
BIG INDUCEMENTS. Closing out at re-
tail: elegantly upholstered gold chairs.
only 81 80; retailed elsewhere, 50 20; three
DAYS only. GOLD CHAIR MANUFAC-
TJRERs. 80 Murray-s'
A GENERAL country store; price. includ-
ing properly. 5000: net prohts. 5000
annually; tins Is an uncxceptionable chance
for Come one. MCDONALD & WlGElNS.
40 Nassau-s'.
CRIPPLE CREEK MINES can sell
some shares in five 90 Cripple creek MN,
Ing claims at the rate OF - per hundred
shares or $50 per thousand; the shares arc
fully paid and worcestershire; their par
value is 81 each: these claims are being
developed and the money Is used for that
purpose; the location Is at Cripple Creek
and there Is mineral In every claim; yoa!
ago some OF tie best Cripple Creek stocks
were sold very cheap; references furnished.
FRANK z. ARBuCKLE. Denver. Col.
CAPABLE MAN wanted TO manage branch
office at Hartford: good salary and COM
mission paid: $500 cash fully secured) and
references required; commercial references
furnished. Address Room 422 1865 5th-ave.
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WORK WANTED.



Male
wATCHMAN. respectable man as
Waterman. day or night. handy and use
ful at anything; sober and Uuatwprthy :
beet reference. HOLLIS lkEM, IL ftp-
ave brooklyn.
YOf 80 MAN. caFh.or or position % trust;
honesty. good habits strict attention %
business - 0mmruiAtion ~ last en-
pl.yer fair salary exp" tel for these
qualifications look Box 32J Florida.
y Y
YOUNG MAN. u. wishes situation II any
Kind. held situation - trust IN last en-
p,oyment. hes, references from last em-
pioyer Chosvsr Place. BROOKLYN.
YOUNG MAS. 20 well educated. Of good
appearance. would Ike situation q trust
whaf. honesty and sohriety would be ap-
yrociatcd. good references. II. \ r.. Trib-
un~ Ofrc-.
YotNG Man. 10. years experience pub
l.hlng AMI advertising business. can keep
books. Remington operator. best 81 refer
cnces. PROCTOR. -" T"mple court.
YOUTH. ~. IN wholesale house or Office;
At present emri0foi Ia Advertising once
god reasons fDr change present. employ
ore fHr reference. understands books.
CONNs. p57 - ave.
YOuNG MAN ,2m. strong. willing and
otliging. MT afulI - work good ref
erence ALBERT KCJAWSKY. 29G
GrRr1- ~.
YOUNG MAN. g. desires position nj any
thing. either in place = business 0r phi
yn'e family. salary n object. good refer
ercr r. 2ii Ea-; 13l -.
YOUNG MAN. ng~ p. = good family AMI
education. wishes situation wher" ho can
acquire business habits. no curnirrfaiion.
Address 4 . :. i2D fuiton-st.. Bklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 20 years. strong willing
arI ohiigirg. desires work ~ ANYTHING.
FIRST class reference. THOS. J. NORRIS.
800 East iOih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

RAitimor. FEB ls-t1our dull unohansea Wheat , qr
ana Arm: No red. spot and Fe!rnaIy .'rc pa o>
ssSS; sog'hern w, ", b sample corn eay mixed spo
sss%sr @sei $3aSz SsuseTa $40 T $+s S'2s
2sl.c: No mixed 90 26i2027c; stock 1000 olsh. Ky
steady: No 3. 4tEi5c nearby; 41nisr western; au'h
5000 bush iiay steady Train fsish's .sry i'a' COL
sprins patents So 75isl 70: winter pqters S4nSi -,
SOQ$l 81 bhl steady: steamer yellow. On track
IS; No and steemSr @6c oats stead. ~ clg,i
- o. MN Coed quiet pgng tran 20 snip SIS - iS -
winter bran Sl4 75gSl5; oottonseed msa 81 - ork
fru. backs l2Nl3c; cuts re; lean ends. l3c. iO beef
clS'sc. Mutton ana yoarl.nGs. 5ag.zc. Veal Seloc
fancy. lie Fresh beer quiet 5'@''4e; hlna. 'rpsc;
and firm. 24q2,c Western: 2o022. limitation. ioHlo,
ladies' al3c: Vermont dary. l5ml@c Che'so que ;
Northern choice l04llc; We5.ern 81 l''si LES dn
lower; nearby. ls@2oc; Eastern, l5c. Wssten ana
cuns 81 25qSi 81 kidney. 81 230$i 3D. yolow eye
Gle chickens Northern choice, l5e isc Western fresh
i20 l5c logic; fowls Northern. I2 4c; West
orr ell2c geese. 99lc; ducks, 2gl Potatoes quiet
23c; Jersey double head So % Apples quiet
choice eating 81 15GSS 80: Badwins - '0as3 % G.ee
s. -. squash Sl2aSl1 ton Cabbsges. ,'c n2l. Hay
$isgSl9 for choice; lower grades slo9Si' Rye straw
in good supply, dull SIS 500sle.
buffalo Feb ls-sprins wheat clofed duh and easy; No
hard old. 1880 do new 72sc; No Northern 10'sc No
do eS7sc. Winter wheat closed dull. unchanged Corn
Closed arm good demand. unchanged. Oats firm. un-
neglected: No 132444c in store Flour dull easy un-
changed. MIL feed firm. good demand.
Chicago. Feb. 1SThe leading fu;ures ranged as fol-
lows:
Fefraary w. .'....... GsgGsis $50 G2i. ga
May ..,.......... e53sgg3ss Co saee ci.s e4|aS5,
Y..N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
For SALE.

FOR SALE
.NsNONNN>NN~SN-N-N~oN0-0N lsoreNNNONrSNNNNN~|
A--A.-A.-A--FiNE diamonds. watches.
81 weekly. no trash. Call or address ".
s. Co. Maiden Lane Room .. All goods
guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRICES.-5Do secondhand
wood and iron working ma hiLea, fuzzy
guaran'eed machinery bough; and ex-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. sos Madi-
son-st.
BEAUTIFUL cabinet grand mahogany up
Lght piano. nearly new. party needs
cash. 50 Wiiloughhy- ave. Brooklyn.
DESKS.-Roll-tops. sl2 and upward. also
desks slightly damaged ~ water. J..
MASON. II Fulton-.t.
PARTY in needy circumstances VIII dis
pose Of mahcg,n ny upright plano. pedals.
largest sig si2o cash. Can or address ,,'i
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.


~~~y~NN--e~0N ~ -o@SNNN0~NNNN
DOCTORS OFFICE, with all convenience.
53d-st.. near Maason-ave., VI. d., Box
1913, Tribune Uptown Once. l.2i2 Broad
way.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms for gen
tlemen, SD st, near Madi son-aVe;
breakfast II desired; reference. NJ. Z. D.,
Box l22 Tribune Uptown Office. l.2i2
Broadway.
MADISON-AVT., 69-Sunny apartments.
"a floor; private baths; also par.ors. doc
tor or private; can divide single rooms;
s;eam-heated.
NEATLY furnished. sunny rooms. ,O4o
Lexington-ave., between I4th and 10th
SITS.
l-PARLOR FLOOR: six light rooms: do
sirable club or bachelor quartersi VIII d.
vide. ~ East goth. between 5th. Madison
l0iTI-ST, 81 WEST-Two handsomely
furnished rooms: second and third moor
front; excellent cuisine: American family;
references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

>o~oDNNNoocrONNN~O~ o"~~~N~N~O~N||~N~
LAKE GEORGE.-Cottage 20 let at Bolton;
completely furnished. icehouse; boating
and bathing; fine lawn; desirably located.
rear steamboat landing. postOe!lce. etc.
For further particulars. address THE
NAPLES" IA Macon-st.. Brooklyn. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED.-By family OF three adults un-
furnished floor for Housekeeping. gu
dress. with terms i. S. X. Tribune once.
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REAL ESTATE TOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE TOR SALE.
sINNYoNNNNNNNNN~NNr~N ~NNN-oSNN~~cN0~~~N
Country.
A FARM CATALOGUE 1896. free; dairy
farms, fruit farms. stock farms poultry
farms. F. ROWLAND. III Broadway.
A FEW CHOICE FARMS in Somerset.
Middlesex. Morris and Sussex counties.
~ j.. also residence properties. in good
order. near NeN~York; FOR sale upon easy
terms; only q small cash payment re-
CURED. For further information apply 10
HENRY c. GARNER. "a Nassau-st.
EOR SALE.-New house; eight rooms;
near station; ffiy minutes from Grand
Central; low ccnmutatiOn. healthy; hand
come view; Just the place for family Of
moderate circumstances, also tve-acre
farm: one mile from station: good house:
fruit, water. etc. u. d. EARLE, Pleasant
willie. n. Y.
FOR SALE.-Country residences. dairy.
stock. poultry farms in Morris. Passao,
Sussex. Bergen Counties RYEKSON.
Room 10. 50 Liberty-st.
RENT OR SALE.-Bargains in hotels,
boarding he uses and cottages: building
sites reasonable. ISRAEL G. ADAMS &
CO.. Atlantic City. n. ].
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ItOOMS.
.~oS~<~N~N~N.r~NNN~Sr~ " =
FRONT PARLOR for business purposes.
Inquire In basement. 2lo East l%oth-st.
GRAMERCY' 36-FaInily hotel; suite:
single rooms; steam heated; exceilsh'
table. -
REFINED private house. unusually cheer
full sunny rooms; liberal home table. oSl
IexiD gton-ave.. corner 39th-st.
IA IRVING PLACE.--Elegantly furnished
corner rooms heated; everything new; all
Improvements.
GTH-sT., 30 WEST. Miller's Hotel
Nicely furnished suite. one night; SIN
Ee rooms: unexceptiOrab,e table; 70 pres
snt guests been here average twelve years.
81 WEST sisT-ST Second floor suite
sunny rooms; large closets; also hall
room with closet: excellent tablo. good at
tendance; references
S4TH-sT., IS WEST.--I.arge sunny COM
munica:ing rooms; large closets; BATH
34TE-eT. 249 wEST.-well- furnished
large ard small sunny rooms. single OF
en- suite; excellent home table; private IL
desired: terms moderate.
7:D. ls9 WEST. Large furnished back
parlor. suitable for physician. with or
without board: excellent location
Ic7 EAST 6OTH-sT.-very desirable hall
room. with large closet; excellent board.
ls2 SOUTH ELLIOTT PLACE, near L. /.
Railroad depot.--Furpiahsd rooms for
DAY. week or month: private.
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Short ribs. per 100 10;

Cash quotations were fo.IoNs: FTouF vas sI,au?
hard spring patents quOtable at 81 lonS3 ~ IN
wood: soft wheat patents Sass lc hard wheat bakers
So 1882 80 sacks soft wheat bakers S2pS2 ~ red
dog 81 2o(s 40 sacks winter wheat - 2o9SS 40 IN
wood: -four So $50 81 40 wood No spring wheat
6aisq6Sisc; No spring wheat 62s. q6Sisc No . red
0e5QGsi.c: No corn 2I5sa 2slc No oats leasg2Os;
iOG9oisc prime timothy seed SO 70 nominal Mess pork
per Dbl So s7i2Gsl0: lard 100 70 S. 49, short ribs
Sides Goose) So o5 50 10: dry shoulders boxed
81 1895 short sides Qoxed. IS ?5Gs1 S7's Wits
key. dis,!ers' finished goods per gal 81 p Sug:rso
Cut loaf SO 81: granua,ed 81 10; standard "A 500
Der Dbl. Linseed oil-Raw. 3sc: boiled iOc. on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was firm
extra creamery 9c hrst 1G'sNl7i2c; seconds. AQl6c
Eggs were weak: fresh stock. lli2N12c.
Cincinnati, Feb 1s.-Four-Market strong, unchanged
Wheat quiet steady: No red track 7Ss.c. Corn-Mar-
ket quiet steady No mixed. 30c yellow ear. Sic Oats
fairly active unchanged. Pork active. firm UNCHANGED
Lard firm; steam leaf. SAC kettle lard 5s.c: prime
steam sales 5.80c Bacon nrm loose shoulders. 3l<c;
loose sides 5isc; ooss short clear sides c
DRY sailed meats active Loose shoulders. 42.c;
loose short ribs. 5c; loose short clear sides Us box
Ouiet steady; saas, Jl3 bbls at 81 %
Milwaukee Feb. ls-Wheat in store opened shade
frrner but weakened subsequently, May opened at soc
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
Liverpool. Feb. IS 345 p. m.-Beef-Extra India
dull at US Cd. prime dull SIS ia. Pork-Irme
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
TEACHER mornings occupied wishes
situation for remainder ~ time (resi-
den. Preferred. or wouii exchange ~,me
time fOf good home. Address EUROPE.
Box 4. 1922 Broadway.
GONERNESS. Lady. experienced, desires
o. l." Ia the country. vii! teach higher
English. languages AMI music. Address
SUCCESSFUL. Box 7. l242 Broadway
MANICURE desires few sclect customers
vi home. MARCEL PALMA. liy West
lsth-st.
MANI rU3E. Young lady wishes few prl-
vate customers at her par,ors or out.
HELEN PAGE, 40 West 2sth-st.. near
broadway.
sTENOGRAPHER. four years expert
desires position. requiring other Office
duties; salary. slJ. VALUABLE SER
VICES. s2l g,h-avs.
YOUNG LADY. q years. Norwegian. who
has beon through course Of massage
and swedish movements in Norway. and
understands hairlressinc and manicure.
would like 70 take care 81 invalid lady. has
hospital experience rs nurse. INVALID.
Box 30. ! .242 Broadway.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MRS. J.. SEELY,

MRS J.. SEELY,
Gs 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 ell
claims TO fee paid.
Brooklyn Office, Bond-st..
Corner Fulton-st.
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Unfurnished Apartments Toilet.
~.~c~.~NN~NNr@-o~NN~ oNo~N.oUvN~orVOVso
HAWTHORNE. 12s WEST 59TH-Sr.-
Handsome l0-room corner apartments.
facing Park decorations 10 suit tenant;
possession May list. Janitor. or LOUIS
KELLER, 80 Liberty-st.
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Nr~o~~N~NON'S'~(~ WV -
FRONT PARLOR for business purposes.
INQUIRE In basement. 215 East l23th-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

BUTLER and VALET English: neat ap-
pearance: thoroughly understands his
duties. willing and obiging; references.
moderate salary. Address ALLAN. 900
Amsterdam-aye.
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GRAMERCY. 35-36-FaInily hotel: suite
single rooms; steam heated; excellent
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USEFJL~MAN. not afraid OF work.
strictly sober ard trustworthy. wants
place in store or factory. sTURM. Sl7
Brupmc-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GEO. LOCKHART. late with w. e. J.
Sloane. makes slip covers. overhauls
furniture and re-malics mattresses; econ
omy observed. Please address l.777 Broad
way.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

PASTRY COOK or hrst-ciass cake baker;
hotel 3D.. bakery: excellent workman; first
class reference; city cr country 200 East
oJth-st.. basement
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