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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14
FOREIGNERs IN TURKEY,
They Have No flights aud arc Merely Ill
cenGsd 10 live.


They Have No flights aud arc Merely LIE
cenSsd 10 Live.
Professor A. D. p. HamlIn In the For
UNI; The capItulations of the ottoman
empire are a series of grants Of privl-
leges and immunity, accorded By var
Iops saltaas to those Christian nations
with which they have desired to main
tain commercial or political intercourse,
The name Is derived from the sections,
or capitula, into which they ore dIyld'
cd They were not originally treaties,
| for no Moslem could under the Sacred
Law-the Sharlye Sharlf-treat with
| Christian powers as equals "Moham-
medan Jurisprudence" says Van Dyck,
Recognizes between Mohammedah anu
non Mohammedan nations but one cat
egory OF relations that OF D1ehad, or
holy war" By the Sacred Law all
Giaous Christian Dogs are under the
ban. Yet, although devoted TO destruc-
ton, they may be spared FOR season,
| whenever this IS for the advantage OF
Islam. Now the Mohammedan con-
| querors were a people OF neither com
merclal nor seafaring by instinct II
! aeeerdIRgly became necessary In the
middle ages to encourage commerce
! with the west by concessions TO the
traders OF Chrlstendom. and II was THIS
necessity which procured the capitula-
lions these were called Ahd- Namah,
or Tamassuk--that Is, letters of priVl-
lege, sworn promises, as from super
lor 10 an inferior. They were concess-
ions made from purely selfish motive
chat Of supplying the new empire with
| the commercial advantages and Indus
tries which the warlIke conquerors were
themselves incapable OF maintaining,
and there was neither the effort nor the
desire 10 secure reciprocal privileges FOR
Turks in foreign lands, A Turkish col
ony under q Christian ruler did not en-
for the conaueror's mind as even re-
mote possibility.
with the gradual decay of the Otto
! man power and the advance OF tae
Christian nations, the Sublime Forle
has been compelled to confirm anu per-
petuate these one-sIded grants by tof-
nal treaties, In spite OF the sacreu Jaw
In these treaties It is the Christian pow.
prs who refuse 10 enter into relations oil
reciprocal equality with Turkey They
refuse because of the Interchangeable
! character of Islam. No jot or title OF
the sacred law has been, or ever can DC
abrogated No such thing exists, I'M
dor Islam, as international law or the
Inherent rights of humanity. Death Is
slIll the only rightfui portion Of the IN
believer In the faith. There Is, OUTSIDE
Of tbe capituiations or OF compulsion by
extended power, no right of legation no
immunity Of ambassadors, no right 10
trial by ones peers, TO immunity from
arrest without due process of law, to
testify In court, to he represented by an
adyocate,to travel, TO carry on business
even to live, for any one not a Mosietn'
This Is no mere theory; 1t Is fact.
which has received of late awful proofs
In Armenia. The law of nations Is alb
solutely Incompatible with Mohammed-
an principles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

Chicago News: you have no iden, /"
said the bald-headed barber-why Is 1t
that most BARRIERS are bald? -"how
many old men there are who dye their
boards"
II know It," said the bearded
man who had just returned from the
Klondyke. II was passing n basement
shnylng parlor last night, well along in
the evening, and I saw an old codser
get into chair, and as he seemed to be
a particular kind Of chap stood and
watched the tonsorial preparations that
were tavished on him.
"Flrst he was shaved, although he
was q blonde and had no more than n
few hours growth on his face. Then
he had his eyebrows painted heavy
black and his mustache and hair were
dyed O raven hue and his cheeks were
well, rubbed up bit with pink tooth
paste. or something like 1t. / was sur
prlsed that there were any such fools In
che world"
'WeH, there are" the barber said,
conGdentially. And there Is no fool
like an old fool. There are some men
WHO COtIlt " tllt ltbNlhllt NH1hC hulh
has turned n beautiful silver-whlte, and
yet they tell me to transform It TO a
black that at best is unbecomlng, and
they dye their boards and mustdches,
and seem to think that there Is no one
will not be deceived.
by the time these men wake UP the
next morning. the deception Is as pat
ent as the nose on their faces. There
Is n quarter OF an inch of newly grown
beard that Is white and this outlines
their boards all the way round. Often
they ignore their eyebrows and so
around the streets with white hair and
black beard. a sight for gods and meH!
They never seem to get old enough to
know better and II Is not only the men
who are gay old boys that are so fool
ish, either. Lots of men who sit In
their pews regularly every Sunday and
who never attend a thoater, so about
dyed and painted
younger men have their hair chang
ed to all sorts Of queer eoi6rs that haF-
monlze as well with their eyes and COM
plexIon as A does with c fiat But
don't blame q man who alters carrot
ty topltnot to n brlgandlsh black as
much as the septuagenarlan who blacks
up a Friz2lcd beard that may be his
most beautiful feature"
And the barber inquired anXlously
whether the customer from The RloH-
dyke did not want an egg shampoo?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

Chicago Record: The more a man h
the more he wants--unless It happens
be twins.
Even the quletest woman can make
hustle when she wants to.
Love Is a sweet dream that mstfi
mony often turns into a horrible might
mare.
About the worst Joke a woman ca;
play on a man Is to marry him.
No one ever heard OF a messengz
boy being touched 20 the quick.
A cynic is man who Is never happl
unless he is unhappy
What an awful change 1t must be IL
the ice man when he dies.
The kick of a COW is not the most 80
ceptable form Of milk punch.
A politician will shake your hand OK
minute and pull your leg the next
A theatrical manager Is alwaTl
known by the company he Keeps
The race may be to the swlttest-i
the Jockey is not bribable.
A windy fellow always makes OK
pneumntically tired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

New York Times; The fact ina,
many lose their lives because they Ma
never learned to swim WIN ! tru,t A
regarded sufficient apology for polr,,s
out the further fact thai anybo8y ~, Nat
learn TO swim In two half hours sn n,-
in determined effort to that end. To az \,
gin with, let It be understood maj ~
act OF "treading water" consists IN ~.
ply remaining In one place In the w,,s.
In an upright position by motion az N,
arms and legs moved as a dog ho, sa'
or OK moves his legs In swimming omI,
ted his effort to move forward NV,
having been understood, let the ,,,
wade out from the shore In aradnsns
deepening water until ne finds himss,,
in water, say, up to his chin; then tpr
round, face the shore and Proceed y
tread water, continuing his efforts un'l,
he finds himself standing upright M,
feet not touching bottom, Half an
hours persistent effort viii enable hin
TO master this his first lesson. Whss
he has done so much, he has yIrtpaT'
captured the whole business. When 4,
again goes into the water, let him ..
out to the same depth, turn round f,S,
the shore as before, and strike out 4
front, with hts hands and arms, at I'M
same time kicking backward, He win
find, almost before he Is aware Of /,
that he Is Off bottom and slowly swim
ming toward the shore. In fact he h.,
learned 20 swim, His flights will 4.
short at first, He can easily learn n,
common strokes and methods OF swim
ming after he has first learned to sWln
dog fashion. All he needs, however h
practice to enable him TO swim at Wl
according to his physical strength n
these suggestions the masculine Is AZ.
sumed TO include the feminine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

Brooklyn Standard Union: The news
paper grleving at the impoliteness OF
Secretary Sherman's letter about the
seals betrays a great deal of vicious ig-
norance. The conduct OF the Canadians
with regard to the seals Is simply abom-
Unable. and they have been sustained by
the British authorities, from political
consideration. The persistence In the
Justification Of the facts is brutal and
insulting to us. The latest statement
in Parllameut-that Of three days ago
was untruthful, unless we suppose the
able member was juggling with words.
The pups OF murdered seal mothers TO
the number of $4,000 starved to death
on the rocks last year because the Ca
madam pirates slaughtered the COWS"
at sea, and they want compensation for
those they think they ought to have
Killed. But why are they pretending
they are not destroying the herd? They
know they are. and England has evaded
her proper responsibility. Mr. Phelps,
formerly minister to England, told the
truth about the British misconduct re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

man Ind aeqiirad during life, Sec
tons perhaps sixteenth OF an inch
thick Were carefully sliced of the inner
surfaces Of the index and middle fingers
OF the right hand, Under a high power
lhese showed, instead OF single nerve
trunk and artery and vein OF the aver
age man, a most complex and delicate
qualifications OF nerve tilaments, dainty
and minute nerve twias In immense
numbers branching from the main
stem. Through constant use the fin
ger tips OF the blind acquire this an
usual development, with more and
more perfect performance OF function.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

gatding seals seven years ago, in terms
as uncompromistng as Sherman uses.
and advised that We should drive the
Canadians from those seas by force. and
England would not dare to fight on that
question, her conduct in the case had
been too indefenslble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

llnnd.p1lnlod giu2o Ism mntorlnl that
A. cga"ulally NEAl and airy ~ cfrcl
ana Whu nrpIluut NJ lnco " also used
the gown NJ exceedingly smart ana
dnlnil our Illustration, taken from
llnperp Bn2hr la d gown made Of
white gnuzo painted with bththcH 1T
hlHougl0a. Tho applique Nv VI Chnn-
tlllY lace, ana he llhlnG VI pnlo blue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14
rpnNeu MpsuMnrR LOVE- won nAppaas pA1AR

The waist IN made with u yoke Of
Hhlrrcd moupaclnc The belt IN Of blue
ribbon, drawn down to give ~ long q
waist -llno nm possible, This gown "
from OhlBtnv0 ticcr Tho hat, ffth VI
rot, Ia ~ Rhlrtod pink mouHBcllnn do
role covered with whlle lhoo, White
ostrich Tips and knots Of pink gplln rib
bon form the trimming.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

has been successfully aecompll,A.,
they arc collected, packed in periora,ssss
boxes lined with straw, and SEMI ~ y. !.
Paris and other towns. SH Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14
NEW STORY TOLD
OF the Creation by Tablets Found
in Nineveh's Ruins.
MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY

Made Beneath tho Long Buried Palace OF
ssnnashsrib = Matter CorroboEStlVe OF
tho Bible Account OF the Creation
Brought to Light, AFTER Lying En-
tombsd Tor =, 1000 Ysurs-Ths Discoveries
in No Way shake the Historical Foun-
dalton Of tho Book OF Genesis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14
FOR SALE,
FOR = SALE


Tho National Collection AgsshSs.,
Washington, b. G., will dispose OF v"
lowing judgments:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

g..-TiiiiY MADE PERFECT THE
MIGHTY MONsTEltH.
g-qIlEY CAUSED THE LIVING CRHiA-
TtUEg no COME FORTH,
i.-.rlili CATTLE or THE FIELD, TIN
Wild HHAHTB or THE FIELD AND
iTIlIl CREEPING THINGS
6.-FOR THE LIVING CREATURES
O.-nu11 CATTLE AND THh tRf9di'fNd
TlilNuB or THE CITY THEY SENT
-TiiS HgREMnLy or CREEPING
TtllNOp NND ALL TIM CREATION,
S,-.WlllCll ~ THE ASSEMBLY or MY
p-i1H, MIN LOun or TuH Ihttig.
oFGitiSsPiNd' TiiiNuB' rs MADE
B'rVONU.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-14

This inscription. as win be seen, bears
In parts, a strong resemblance and a
dissimilarlty to the Bible version.
The lower part of this tablet is In
such a mutllated state that the trans
iators have not been able 20 mike out
the inscriptions. 1t is here, probably,
that the account OF the creation OF man
was inscribed, and It IS the hope of the
translators that other fragments OF this
tablet will be unearthed, with the help
OF which they may be able to declpher
the story, The fragments of the lines
that they are able TO make out, read
FOR THY REDEMPTION DID HE
CREATE MANKIND; EVEN HE, THE
MERCIFUL ONE. WITH WHOM is
LIFE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK, by the grace Of God. free and
independent TO Frances Agnes Butterneld.
Florence Louise COTE Charles p. Wheel
wright. cornel,a Hsrsen Rhoacss. Bessie
r. Chisolm. John Harsen Rhoades. ~
Caroline VI. Child. Elizabeth q. Wheel
wright In her own right. the said Eliza
beth c. wheelwright. named as sole de-
yisee. l~satee and executrix In paper
writing purporting to be the .ast viii ard
,2d1. deceased. Elizabeth Marie Pease in
her own right the said Elizabeth Mario
Pease. named as sole devisee and universal
legatee in another paper writing purport-
ing 70 he the last will and testament ~
Ben jamin F. wheelwright end. deceased.
Anderena Z. Wheelwright IN her own
right. the said Anderena z Wheelwrish,.
as executrlx OF the last will and tesla
ment Of Washington $. Whsslwrigh' de-
ceased, John Harsen Rhosdes In his own
right, and the said John Harsen Rhoades
as executor Of the last will and testament
Of Anne q. Rhoades. deceased. send greet
Ing: .,,
required personally 10 be and appear be-
FORE our Surrogate Of the City and County
Of New York at the Surrogstes Court Of
said City and County. held At the County
Court House in the city 81 New York on
the 7th day Of December. 1897. at half
past ten O'Clock In the forenoon OF that
day. then and there 10 attend the final
settlement Of the account OF the proceed
ings Of John Harsen Rhoades. Caroline 81.
Child ard Elizabeth G. Wheelwright as
trustees under the last will and testament
Of Benjamin r. Wheelwright. deceased. re-
lating 70 fhe property held by them under
the said will in trust for and during the
ne If BENJAMIN P. Wheeiwright 12nD.
now deceased, and OF the income thereof.
and such OF you as are hereby cited as ars
under the age OF twenty-one years. are re-
au,red 70 appear by your guardian. II you
have one. or II you have none, 10 appear
and Apply FOR one 20 be appointed. or in
the event OF your neglect or failure 70 do
50. a guardian will be appointed by the
Surrogate 70 represent and act for YOU I,
the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. We hav. caused
the seal OF the Su-rosates' Court q tho
said CITY and County Of New York 70 Re
hereunto afixed. Witness. Hon. Frank T
Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of our eaid
City and County. at the City ~
New York. the 10Th day OF Octo-
a. 81 her. IN the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and nine
fv-eeyen
T. FAIRFAX Mcf.ACGHLrN
Clerk Of the surrogstes' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
TRUSTEES SALES.
purpose OF paying said bonds - 10 sst1
deed Of trus. nrovided

purpose OF paying said bonds - IN sai1
deed OF trus' provided.
And whereas. the said J. J. Hagerman
has resisned and refused to act a. SAID
Directors Of the said The Austin Bud
Land and Water Company have. a. in said
deed or trust provided. requested Of H. @,
kunt, Judge OF the District Court ot
the Judicial District Of which the County
Of FL Paso constitutes a part. the appoint-
ment NJ successor In trust to the said
Hagerman.
And whereas, said Lunt has duly ap-
pointed the undersigned. +. H: Morley. e
Successor In Trust to the said J. J. Haser-
man with all the powers. authorities and
duties in said deed Of trust conveyed upon
and vested IN the said Easerman.
And whereas. the legal holders OF more
%rns Geaue.tsa q the ssr un nSns ns
successor in trust as aforesaid. to sell the
above granted estate. property. rights and
franchises Of the said company for the
purpose Of paying the amount due upon
OF trust provided.
Now therefore. by reason Of the prem.
Uses and by virtue Of the authority 10
me vested under and by virtue Of the
terms and millions Of said deed Of trust.
T.. F. H. Morley. Successor IN Trust. az
aforesaid. will on Monday. the FIRST day
OF November next ensuing. at the hour
~ twelve o'clock noon. at the front fEasp
hoOf VI kUc 1DuTt OH NcSdQ8
Avenue. In the City % Colorado Springs,
IN the County of Fl Paso and State OF
Colorado. sell as an entirety. at public
auction. all and singular the above-de-
scribed lands. premises. real estate. prop
erty. rights and franchises. including all
and any OF the said rights acquired BY
said The Austin Bluff Land and Water
Company since the execution OF said deed
OF crust az rforesaid, whether the same
be water rights privileges or bitches ac-
quired In. under or by virtue OF the pur-
chase OF said real estate above-described
or as appurtenant thereto. or interests.
rights or privileges secured TO the said The
Austin Blur Land and Water Company
through. under or by virtue NJ either Of
said contracts las. above me .tionsd. ~
well rs anv right acquired by said Ths
Austin Blum Lard and Water Company in
and TO said zeal estate 80 purchased As
such. and a., right. title. benefit and
equity Of redemption Of the said The Aus
Tin Bluff Land and Water Company. !ts
successors and assigns In. 10 and under
the same. and each NJ them. Tor cash IN
hand. for TIA pu-p)se Of paying the
amount 0. sad bonis and rnpsid coupons
thereon. together with all costs. ohargse
and expenses Of executing this trust
FREDERICK n. MORLEY.
Successor IN Trust.
Dated ~ Colorado springs. FL Pace
County. Coornr, this 10th day OF Sep
:snhsr. A y. 1897
" y. soLwAy ana RRoOKs & ARMIf.
Attorneys FOR Successor In Trust.
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OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

-D>~>->-~4~~O~e~-~~~->>>>>- >>->>.~~~~-~~-~>->>~>
SEND Us Your old gold jewelry. &c Wa
send certified check for full value there
o.. Bank references Established 1872
GEORGE y. JOYCE. g. Fulton-st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED TO buy a secondhand, four
page. seven-column newspaper outft,
with hardpress Address. with ful tcscrip-
ton. WILLIAM 8. GIBRS. Lev isburg, Ky.
Care Of News"
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

hotel sittIne-room. two bedrooms ana
bathroom for one month for family OF thrss
adults. with child. between 9th ana ~
IA. West, or one block east OF oth-sS'
Address w. T.. Box 10. Tribune once
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~ARprT CIrAV,~C

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM, BY
HAND on on the floor. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING CO.. i,0jS Broadway 421
TO i23 East 4Sth-st. coz e BRANDT.
ProprietOrs Telephone l32-3Sth.
FREDERICK ACKERMANS Steam Car
pet Cleaning Works. 1873 West 32d-st.
Established 1899. Telephone Call. i.iSs
esth-st.
HrOoISlyu.
BRUSH CARPET CLEANING. 3Ss-sa
Lexington-sve.--Iigr Brussels, cts.
yard. Carriage free. To!. &c Bed. Bk!yn
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HOrSEk EFpER for tenement IN tighin
or .Sin,h Nard: willing q ray nsrf ran' :
reference MIR. BENNETT. care Mrs
Moran 81 Morton -.
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LEADING CORSETs.

~~~~~~>~~~~o~~~oe~~~->-~ ~-~4~>~>~~~->-
VIAU6 FRENCH COkSETS. LONG
wasted low bust: very best and latest
styles: special abdominal corsets. Send for
circular. B. VIAU. co West 23d-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No. LEAP Broadway, "a door PORN
OF 31st-sf.. until 2 O'Clock ?. ~: alvcr-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular office rates Until y ciock
y m, viz. "a shave. s. G cor 2Sd 81 !.
Use 6;h-ave. cor. 12th-st.: Mtcys $. Cfh-
ave. and i4th-st.. 1872 columbus-ave.. near
West G6th-st; 100 West 42d-st, ar 9TH
ave-; % East lfth-st.; % West 40 -
between 9Th and sth ayes. l59 east 41th
c.. 1895 sd-ava. between 18th and 77th
ste; ,O26 3d-sve.. near 6ist-st.; ]. lOs lst
ave, near sSth-st.: $50 % ave. near 4ist-
-. IS. sf-sv., 30 Pleccker-st.. 325
pi.eole--sf. ? pos 3d-ave 240 East 10Th
At. f.eei ss-ave. o.6a2 3dave.. e5 Am
- go. s02 Wet 1.7-s'
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CARETAK t:R.--ronp=tent woman 70 care
tor gcntl"mar's apartments ~ day. pest
references. los East 12d-ft.
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DAYS WORK. Want IN 20 out ~ work
by the dav in families: restaurant pre-
feried Miss JANE. MORAN. Al: ath ave.
rear house
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EREssMAl<ING.

A-A-A.-coUTURrERE FRANCAIsE;
fJGmsIiy viiA stern Bros latest iail ena
winter sfyies Tor costumes. capeo ani
sscksts. ladies' materials made up cst,-
r...r fIV.n. remOdelling. reoSouau.
r-lres. sNoft notice. Nine. BENlIEAC
A~pFRSoN, IS Sth-sve. near lC'h-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

HOMEWORK --Ry thoroughly competent
Young woman. general houseworker. nice
cook IaiIn lr.ss. city. country. viii call y
fare ls pad. personal reference. E.. "@
Fulton It I ooklvu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

HOr'STKEEpER.- respectable cana
Alan young Woman. As hous@keep-r 70
economical. hest reference. CITY o. cpun-
Try 80 Wes 3lst ST.. room Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

UOI'sEwORk. By English Protestant
girl for genera housewors. 20 snort dis-
tance In cDun ~, good reference. no caTls.
i5o West 2sth-st.. room 2
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BOARD WANTED.

A LADY. occupied In teaching during the
day. wishes room and board between
i&th and Gath SITS. private family pre-
ferred references exchanged: ADDRESS
stating particulars. s. w, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
WORK WANTED.

Female.
PROFESSIONAL NuRSE.-Rehned. hsv-
ing large experience. desires position with
lady or gentleman; gives massage, high-
eat references: terms moderate. Address
for two days. s. NJ. Box ". $50 9Th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

Male ~
DRIVER.-Young American man;
wears would ike a position as driver
FOR s~rme business nrm; route GOVERNS
Ela,bush Windsor Terrace. Vandtrveer
PARK. Flatlands. Parkville. West br9ok-
lyn. Bergen Beach. Address Is. r. Ion
10 Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

sTENOGRAPHEr and TYPEWRITER
Experienced. willing and not afraid OF
work Address L.. ia kea'ny-sve..
Kearnv y. J.
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EXPERIENCED BOoKKEEPER and con
acen,iai clerk wants position. low sslsry.
ref-rences Address Box 407. Greenwich,
Conn.
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HOUSEKEEPER sc. EXPERIENCED Enc
llsh Protestant as houseke.per conf
panion or position Of trust. three wears
Preference from asst employer r. A.. ~
Ocean ave. Jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

UOUSEWORk. By a girl to do general
homework n private family; good plan
cook and good aundress: 81 wears r"t"r
ence. Sol lst-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
TYPEWEITERs.
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FOR sALE.-New seslskin coat. half
price. 80 Hudson-st. Boboken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

MAID and NTRsE BY young gil TO
elderly or delicate LADY. or care FOR
x-,ylnr children ''nil ~ present ON 2
plo,crr IN TUESDAY. between ana 3
o. m ~ West lo7l 81. let apartment.