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NEW TO-DAY.
Sent Free to Men.
INDIANA man DISCOVERS A REMARK.
ABLE REMEDI FOR LOST
VlGOR.
Samples Will Be Sent Free to All
Who Write for 1t.

James p. Johnston of Fort Wayne, Ind, after
battling for years against the men al and physical
suffering of lost manhood, has found the exact
remedy that cures thu trouble.
He is guarding the secret carefully, but is wilt
ing TO send sample OF the medi inc to all men
who suffer with any form OF sexual weakness re-
suting from you hful Ignorance, premature loss
of memory and strength weak back, varicocele
and emaciation. The remedy mas peculiarly
grateful effect of warmth and seems to act di-
rectly, giving needed strength and development
wherever needed. The remedy cured Mr. John
ston completely of all the ills and troubles that
come from Yeas of m suse OF the naturally or
daned functions, and is said absolutely rell-
able in every
a request TO Mr.. James 7. Johnston, Box 1866.
Fort ~ ayne, Ind. stating that ou would like
sample of his remedy Tor men will be complied
vii b promptly, AMI no oharge whatever will be
asked by HIM. lie is very much interested in
spreading the news of his great remedy. and he
is careful 10 send the saiaple securely sealed in
perfectly plain package that its recipient need
have no fear of EN- barrassn ent or publicity.
Readers are requested TO write without delay.
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White Will Uroe HI. Resolution.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 7.-Sena-
tor White said TO The CALL CORES pondent
tonight that tomorrow be would intro
duce his resolution directing the Secretary
of War to advertise for bids for the con-
struction of the seawall at San Pedro.
The resolution will lie on The table until
the day following, when the S,nator will
submit some interesting remarks. He
also announces his intention of earnestly
resisting the payment of 81 800, 900 to the
Southern Petite Company for the trans
por!ation OF Government troops, supplies,
etc,
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GOLD DEMOCRATS OF I0WA.
Strength and Wm Make an Aggres-
sJve cGmpai07

DES MONIES, Iowa, July THE
sound 10 oney Democrats to-day nomi-
mated q full State ticket. composed of
Democrats recognized as leaders of their
party in the State for years. John Gig
gett of Mason City, the nominee for Gov
ernor, is popular, and will make a vIgor-
Gus campaign. S. H. Mallory, nominated
for Lieutenant Governor, is a wealthy
farmer and stockman. Washington Irving
Babb Of Mount Pleasant was the Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor two years
ago, and his nomination for Supreme
Judge was received with great en- nthusia SIN
to-day. Peter Day was nominated Tor
Railway Com issioner and J. B. Knof r
for Superintendent of Public Instruction.
The ticket is regarded as strong one,
and Will receive many votes on account of
the personal CHARACTER OF the candidates.
Tho attendance was not large, only
about 200 being present. Judge Nathaniel
French OF Davenport delivered strong
speech as tenn porary chairman.
The following letter from Ex-President
Cleveland was read:
GRAY GABLES, BUzzARDs BAY. MASS, June
29.4My love OF true Democracy is SO ili-
tense and my belief In the necessity OF its
supremacy to the we fare OF the country so
clear that / cannot tail 10 sympathize with
every enOrt to.Save the principles oil my party
from threa atened abandonment. believe the
very existence of true Democracy as an
agency of good 10 the American people is in
the hands of those who are will to be
guided by the declaration of principles an
nounced by the National Democratic party. 1t
is a high mission to thus have in Keeping the
lille and usefulness OF a party when has de-
serve d SO vwell of our countrymeu, and the i'm
por ant CONSIDERS on involved should surely
stimulate to patriotic effort.
The Mork before u ri,es abovt. partisan tri-
uniphs and is i'm mediate rewards The ques-
ton is Are We u ding our duty to our country
and to the principles OF our party? No sue
cess worth The name can be reached except in
the path of principle / hope the National
Democrats Of Iowa will not fail to exhibit 10
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MAY VISIT CALIFORNIA.
The President TO T. ks Vacation OF
SIXTY Days, 10 Commence Eary
IN AUqust

WASHINGTON. D. c., July THE
President has decided to take vacation
of sixty days, to commence early IN
August. II is said at the White House
that he has made no plans for the outing,
but would proba bly, go to the Yellowstone
Park and perhaps extend his journey to
California. The invitation to attend the
unveiling OF the Logan monument at
Chicago on July % has been accepted, con-
tingent on the adjournment of Congress
before that time. During mis- sixty days
absence he will attend the Grand Army
encampment at Buffalo next month and
the reunion of the survivors OF his old
regiment IN August.
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P.n.,on. for Coast v.teram..

WASHINGTON, D. c., July THE
following pensions were granted to-day:
California: Original-Thomas Jollie, Stock
ton; Zattu I. Steele, Los Angeles; Charles f.
Gibbs, San Francisco; Charles II. Aims, San
Francisco. ddtional-Daniel NJ. McKellip,
San Francisco. lncrease-Frederick H. Krause,
Perris, Reissue - Francis Hinton, Jackson.
Original widows, etc.-Margaret A. Doyle,
Mountain View.
Oregon: Original-Josep H. Brown, Port
lai d; Patrick Malone, Antelope Additional
Charles +. Reid, Ashland. Original widow
Fannie Andrews. Grants Pass.
Washington: Original - Edwin Pratt.
Palmer; Richard Awake field, Tacoma. In
crease-Hiram T. Sweet, Biaine.
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HANNA ANGERED By HHI7E.
The CaiiIornfnn's Eac-tioMsness Not En-.
joued bu the ohio Seuotor

The CaHIornfnn's Eao-fiomsness Not En-
joyed by the ohio Senator.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 7.-Sena-
tor White cracked joke at Mark Hanna's S
expense in the Senate to-day whereat
everybody lau, he'd but the Ohio man.
who took it seriously to heart Senator
White in the course of five minutes
speech inquired:
Where is your poor mans breakfast
table now? 1t has gone 20 join your
promised bounty on beet sugar. l trust.
Mr.. President, that most of the trusts are
satisfied and that they will give the Sena-
tor from Ohio receipt in full, for he has
certainly carried out his part of the bar
gain faithfully"
Later, when the two Senators met in
the Senate restaurant. White greeted the
Ohioan affablv, but Hanna was grumpy
and rather glowered at him.
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KILLED BY HIS BROTHER.
Herbert CorntcaI Reafen aud Shot for
4ttacStuO Bis Eufhsr.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, July 7.-Herbert Corn
wall was shot and killed by his brother,
DR.. Richard Cornwall, to-day at the Tonic
Beer depot of their father, DR.. John c.
Cornwall. 1t appears that Herbert was
dissolute and his father chided him.
Thereupon Herbert assa uted his father,
vino is old and feeble. Dr. Richard Corn
wall interfercd and fight ensued. in
which Hertert was shot five times and
had his head and face BADLY mashed by
being beaten with heavy stons jug. He
died in very few moments. DR.. Corn
wall surrendered to The police. He is
practicing ply sician OF Kansas City.
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the city. is ying at tho point OF death at
his home on Prospect avenue Mr.. Sanger
was at one time a wealthy man and a
leading politician. He invested heavily
in Western gold and silver mines and lost
nearly all his fortune. He is he father of
Walter c. Sanger, the crack bicycle rider.
Kid gloves. with hand-I ainted flowers
on the back are the Ia est fad in Paris.
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Smith Signed aud L. com,no.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July Joe Choyn-
ski arrived here to-day from Cincinnati.
He says he would like match with Kid
Mccoy at 165 pounds. He feels confident
that one OF the San Francisco clubs will
offer purse. Solly Smith has decided TO
go to San Francisco. To-day he signed
articles binding contest between ,mself
and Johnny Griffin. Griffin and Smith
will fight at 122 POUNDS, twenty rounds,
on July Is.
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HELBURN,S SUcCESSOR.
Colonel Lynch San Jernardino W.
>nf H.~e a WuIkover.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July There
are no new developments in the race for
Welburn's place as Collector OF Internal
Revenue. Colonel Lynch of San Bernas-
dino County, being on the ground and
having been indorsed by several of the
California delegation, presumably has the
inside track, but some Californians are
writing and teegraphing here that Mr.
Lvnch is not the right man for the place
Besides, the promise of Senator Perkins
that he would support Lynch was made
condltIonally-the condition being that
Lynch was found to be the choice Of Cali
fornia Repu bllcans as expressed by the
State Central Committee. 1t now ap-
pears that some mem bers OF the commit
tee protest against his appointment.
m. D.lIhiaA ,nnnn In P,,.r..l -.
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figures the bounty would cost the Govern.
men. about $l65 600 for the factories in
California alone anu The same amount for
the farmers of that State.
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Died at Aarnneed Age.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Jnly John
Reyn noids. for thirty years publisher of the
Odd Fellows Organ, Is dead. He was 70
years Of age.
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Casper Sanger at Deaths Door.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,. July casper
NJ. Sanger, one OF the oldest residents in
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08

The Buddhist nurs in Burmah have
their heads completely shaved.
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FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Mems Latest Stanley Shirts. A5C
Mems Latest Golf Shirts rts....... 65G
Mems Trilbys aud White Dress Shirts....... 45C
Mems Unlaundered Shirts ESQ
Mems Balbrlggan Underwear 25C
Mems Fine Derby Rib Underwear. .......... 45G
Mems Silk Furnished Ways Underwear. 65J
THESE PRICE, ARE 3,e ON THE DOLLAR
sPEcIAL-Men's Socks and Windsor scarfs. 100
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BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Boys Strong School Suits. ............
Boys Cashmere Refer Suits. ..........
Boys Cheviot Refer Suits.
Boys All-wool Tweed Suits. .......
Boys All-wool Cashmere Suits.
THESE PRICES ARE 35e ON THE DOL
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MEMS HAT DEPARTMENT.

Mems Fedora Hats, Felt. t...............
Mems Latest Fedora Hats, all shades.
Mems Latest Felt Fedora Hats, all shade
Mems and Boys Golf Caps. ..........
THESE PRICES ARE 35e ON THE Doll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

Cb,caqo March 1 (SpecfaD-The wheat bulls had all
the statistics to-day, and in addition lo' Of crop
damage claims from the southeast 1t enabled 'heh 10
advance wheat prices the call figure and TO c4o az
the ton May opened 14s. sold between IA. ana o7s
cents sellers closed a, the top ST. LOUIS was NOT
So much of factor 1t started in 10 do some july
selling but did not II far The trade was not
any time. The advance was scored D! inc "s
rather than by the trade The decrease IN me visible
supply larger than was % 10 S Tn
TT ere decrease on p9ssagsIi Tb worlds
snip ,sSs 600 bushels less than years and
figured that the worlds Visible SsmorSM wDc
were not 900 bushels Northwestern receipts
aeo agas, 1903 last year iyerpgGi sUeK he
cash business dom was smaI3n o,S,n 900 ~,
export but cash handlers declared that the inquiries
s and me in Ss 5 R and S6 @
fessionss covering shorts The only incden on Te
little more Than held its own May selling ThaTs Se
decrease Of 5000 bushels in the visible the first effect
ports yesterday were iiooooe bushels Receipts
1S sadT Tn 4 cod d lover Thdr was sos
sien Of qudson in small WAY by the 81 k1s 31
ton In bound rates makes the cash marx LOOK S
S Sf ee on passage to of ne
were steady but neglesed in speculative va, way
NY c sSns Receipts We're 200 css with SO
FOR Tuesday The only incident was widening the
that that he large siocfs0abou 1900 bushels pubic
and private housewife result In steadily widening
carrying charge The visible increased 232O go bushels
the local stock increased 1OS 900 bushels.
Provisions firm, pork closing 2HNa cents over
Ssl a s@ "a u sGe with hGs;
mated for Tuesday The English houses sup
port TO prices The market helped in measure by
the announcement by the French Premier against any
advance Of tariff American hog products.
Provision showed 10000 barrels and old pork
242 coo terces and old lard and 2G1I5O0O pounds
short ribs The figures about as expected.
the curb puts Nay wheat closed at IA. cents;
calls I57sHIG Puts May corn, 2ils
cents; calls" 2tG.rs
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March l.-Beef-Extra India dull at
bes Sd prime dull 4ss sd. fork--pTime mess
hne do medium dull 3Ss sd. Hams
Short cut. about IA 10 l6 H., firm at 4os Cd Bacon
Cumberland about ~ .D>fb firm 27s Cd short
rib about "a n. firm 25s Cd long clear mddles
light about 80 % ~ firm 2js Cd: long clear mid
dies heavy about 10. firm 2is Cd; short clear
mddes. heavy. about 10 TO- 30 n, firm at as Cd;
clear bellies about II Ia NJ duh us. shoulders
About IL II No. steady az 21s Cd lard-Prme West
spot steady at DIS. Cheese-American finest white
nd colored steady SIS Cd Talicw-Prime duh
lis Cd Cottonseed oil-Lyepool refined steady at los
3D. Spirits Of turpentne firm Els. ROsin--COmmOn
steady al 81 Wheat-No. red winter. no stock: No.
Northern spring hrm at Us "A. Corn-Mixed Western
epot new steady 2s J3,d; old steady al - 9l2d
March steady at IS 5'sd; April steady at % sd May
et IS cd Hops Iondon-Pacihc Coast Arm at G54S5s
Receipts OF wheat for the last weeF from Atlantic ports
90 200 quarters Pacific ports. 5000 from other
sources $1,000 Receipts of American FOR the last
week 81 900 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
A PLAYGROUND FOR poor CHlLDhhN
JACOB A. RIIs SUGGESTS THAT THE MARBLE
CEMETERY BE TURNED OVER TO THE CITY.


CEMETERY BE TURNED OVER TO THE CITY.
At a special meeting OF the Executive Committee
of the East Side Good Government Club, AT NO 20
Delancey-st. last evening. Jacob A. Ris descrloed
the condition of the old cemetery which Is III tne
middle of the block bounded by Second-st' the
Bowery Third-st. and Second-ave.. ana Is not
visible from either sidewalk 1t is known as the
New-York Ma bile Cemetery but is not to he con-
founded with the New-York City Marble Cemetery
which fronts on Second-st.. east OF Second-aVe
The old cemetery in the middle of the block IS
shut in 10y a high wall, and is to be approached az
present only by narrow alley from an iron sate
in Second lave. The funds for its malntenahSc ndNc
run low, and there is danger That IL VIII De neg
lected and become nuisance Inere are -"
vaults all under ground and more than thou-
sand persons were buried there many years ago
The fIealth Board declares that the cemetery
would make good playground Tor poor cnl ,mag
~ the CITY could get control of ii. At the sGSgeS
lion of MIR Ris committee was appointed last
evening TO advocate the requirement OF tne prop
erty by the city. If a way can be round. III mas
been suggested that the trustees might give owe,
the guardianship of the property to the Mayor ana
Board Of Aldermen
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wASHING-A respectable woman w..
home; references. u. c.. SCI Qlh-sNA
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EUROPE, HOLY LAND, ROUND THE
H0ILAND-AMERICA LINE.

IL woRLD-Partles leave April 10 for Holy Land
+. C. CLARK. III BROADWAY. y. =.
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

NA Coast!ng along the Atlantic Coast Brunswick Ga
or Similar Voyage Crossing the Gulf Of Mexico 10 Cal
weston Tex. It ideal Trip.
ONF-WAY EXCURSION or TOURISTS TICKETS 10
all points in Colorado. UtIE. Arizona. California
Mexico. CeorCia Florida Also Hot Springs Ark
Write FOR our G4-PAGE POCKET GUIDE Cnaled free).
c. H. MALLORY CO.. Gen. Agts., Pier 90 f. r.. ". Y.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH . 1871
MACHINERY.

wood and iron working machines., fuiiy
guaranteed; machinery bought anu
Changed GEORGE b. EDDY. jos MaoI-
son-st.
GAS AND OIL ENGINES.-Mien& We.1s
engines surpass oil others In reiapI'i NJ
durability and economy. patented IN MI
countries. 12s-I3c Mott-st.
STAR GAS and gasoline engine ply ~
manufacturers: economical and reliable !;
nut In on trial: easy terms STAR tAS
ENGINE co. 400 West RrOadMay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

WASHING. French laundress does genus.
mems or family washing or meniins ~
her home. Mile. MORAN, e2I West 'is'-
81 rear house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

WASHiNG.-A respectable woman 70 90
ladies'. geailemen's and families ws
ing by the dozen or month, ehnurvn
clothes done up In the neatss, nishh 80,
hanne,s washed the same az new
reference. Can or address Mrs, MSVH-
MACK g21 East lad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
FURNISHED Houses IN I'm
STORAGE.

MURGAn & BROTHERS,
Storage Warehouses. 222. "a and a3g Nss,
i'th-stn near Broadway. Separate rooms
Tor furniture. mirrors. pianos. baggage, etc.
Padded vans for moving In city or country
curvature. china. bric-a-brnc. etc, etc.
paced by competent packers. Estimates
furnished. Telephone Gail. 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02

WASHING. FIRST class iaundrcss 10 -
out or take family washing nome w"
ence. Mrs. GOLDEN, 3Si West 'ith ~.
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BUsJNEss CHANCES.

>>~r~-N~~NN~>~~NN-~N ~~~~N~O~~~(|||
A PERSON IN EACH CITY Of over 1000
inhabitants can secure exclusive right 20
establish local business which VIII
readily pay from start s. 10 so per day.
Entirely new. perfectly legitimate and de-
srable. can be conducted by either lady or
gentleman at home or place ~ business
fully protected from competition. Local
patronage readily secured without can
Vasslng: party must be able to furnish
references and cash or security to amount
Of 500 or upward. according IN number OF
machines required for work I'm that local
ity: this Is an opportunity Of lifetime Tor
securing high desirable and perma-
nent business Enclose stamp FOR paruc-
ulars. Address A.. Box q Tribune Ofice.
AN ACTIVE MAN. with some means,
good address. business experience ana
acquaintance. and best references. can
realize annual income Of 5000 to slo'ooo'
no risk. Address Box 200. Madison Square
i. o.. New-YOrk city.
BAKERY FOR SALE.-H0ving been In
this place for II years. 4 now want 70
retire: party must have good references
price about $4,000 II. II. SCHOEN-
BORN. Hackenyack. n. j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-02
HOARD AND ROOMS.

DELIGHTFUL, SECOND-STORY rooms;
liberal home iable. in refined house near
Madison-ave. best references. DELTA.
i,242 Broadway.
TEACHERS. artists. students encourag
ing terms: vicinity Of park. churches,
art institutions; references. 10 west
5itE- St
9TH ST. ~ WEST-Nicely furnished
back patlor: private bath: with board:
square and hal rooms: third floor.
81 EAST 62D-ST., near Central Park
Rooms with excellent board; every con
venience; references.
53D-ST. 81 WEST Handsome second
story front room all conyeniences: su-
perior board. reasonable terms; references
eXcharged
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DISSEMINATING.

DRESSMAKER.- -Flrst-csss. by day.
81 10; excellent filter and trimmer; sty-
lish quick lunch only. remodels equal 10
new EXPERIENCED. Box 30 LAP
RrCadWnv
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WASHING. "A first class coio,,a -
dress. with unsurpassed acilll,s ~ 80
references, wishes family wasninx ~ 80
week or dozen, &. T. Joii"S"N' -
West 30th-st. -
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~ CHARLESTON, s. G..
GOI-rH AID SOUTHWEST


JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From pier 20. +. r. foot ~ Rooseyelt-st.,. q.
ALGONQUIN. Chas. & Jacksonville Tuesday March 2
COMANCHE Chas. & Jacksonville. Friday March 3
SEMINOLE Chas. Jacksonville Saturday March
IROOJOIS Chas. Jdcks0ny lille. Tuesday. March
Steamers have hrs-Class passenger accomm0da tOnJ.
WI. r. CLYDE & co. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent and Penn. Fast r. & =. Line, via Jack-ony,s
Great Freight Passenger Line. Via Charleston
r g. FGER Genera: Agent. 3Jl Broadwsy ". Y.
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DOMESTIC Tu.-TIONs WANTED

DOMESTIC STU --TIoNs w ANiGO
Male.
ATTENDANT or NURSE to inya liI, gen,
t,emau; city references. STAFFORD
20 West llSth ST.
ATTENDANT or NURSE to sick or IN
valid gentleman. hes: city reference.
Address ~ H.. l22 East 66th-st.
HITLER Thoroughly understands his
duties. willing and ob'igins' best city
references: last employer can he seen; city
or country BUTLER. ! Christopher 81
-or,TJTR orr VALET. Thoroughly compe-
,ert: best Europe and city references.
BUTLER. 30 West S6th-st.
6T.Tl.ER- COOK.-By French couple,
citv OF country. wife. good cook, nus
hand sober and reliable butler. references.
Address PAUL. 100 West sd II.
pI.TI.ER BY young married man. best
reference i. NJ ENTEE. o6j Bushwick-
ave. Brooklyn.
Rl.TLER By a middle aged Swiss: ex
pcrienccd. strictly sober speaking some
English. butter IN private family good ref
creme. CHURCH. 80 West I'd 81.
CARETAKER- By a Protestant man as
rarciaker. useful around place; good
driver. understands steam furnace: best
reference; : years with last employer who
viii certify. BRvSE, ~ West SD St.
COOK by japanese as hrst-cass cook In
private family. city or country. Ky, ~
Fast 30th St
CHEF. Wen recommended in city and
country, three summers In hotel. two
winters ~ one hotel. fun charge. l3tia
IVES, 3ld It,. Tor ten DAYS.
COACUMt N-ClIAMBERMAID &c.-By
married couple man thoroughly com
petrnt coachman, hrst-class city refer
encrs. wife Chambermald or waitress.
LOUIS 1913 East a2d st.
cOACHMAN BY thoroughly competent
man. Swedc. married no family; under
stands hts business In every respect, 10
wears best city reference. employer can
he seen. steady country place preferred T.
NJ. 250ia East 40ths
COACHMAN and GARDENER. BY
young man, married. good reference.
Address T. s.. 81 WaleS-ave.. Jersey City.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ABLE LAWYER gives prompt assistance'
all business or personal difficulties. d.
vorces quickly and legally obtained any
cause. without publicity; reliable investi-
cations quietly: strictest privacy observed
In all matters Bank references. Private
consultation without charge. West 1ith
Street fifth floor
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FRENCH LINE.
COM?AGNIE GENERALE Transatantlque.

" DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. FRANCE
LA GASCOGNE, BaudelOn. sat, Mch q, m.
LA BRETAGNE, Rupe....... sat. Mch. IL. a.
Rates Of passage: First class. y. Y Paris
upwards Including railway fare 80 Paris parlor seat
ana landing charges Second class to Paris. s5l IS.
A. FORGET. General Agent. Bowling Green. " Y.
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PACIFIC MAIL S. s. CO.
CUNARD LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

~
Britannia March . noon Britannia March a. noon
jermanlc March II. noon iermanic April - nooa
Teutonc March y noon Tsutonic April ~ noon
Pier No as North River. Once. 20 Broadway. ~ y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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i L FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
VIA BOULOGNE-St'R MER.
c NAASDAM ......... Wednesday. March ?. 10 A. m.
G G AMSTERDAM. go. Oh. SATURDAY March a. m.
First cabin S51 and upwards second cabin s35
age at very low April to Netherlands American
Steor Navigation co. 30 B'way. y. Y