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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23
CITY BRENlTlES.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Smith, n
lQ-l ound baby boy.
Cipdy Jefferson, a colored woman. is in
the city lookup, charged with cutting
1850.
on Saturday Mrs. Presley *. Ewing will
he in charge Of the Sheltering Arms. as
sisted by Mrs shotrn. Mrs. Norman Met
Grum. Mss Ella Smith. Miss Anna Tay-
LOT and Miss Else Schmidt.
The arrangement committee of the
Shar"s club WELL hold a meeting at Burke'S
hall today at $50 p. M, when matters OF
importance relative 10 the concert on St.
Fatrick's Day will be discussed.
There will be an important meeting this
morning at ~ o'clock, At the usual place
OF meeting. of the Woman's Reading club.
Some important business is to he attended
TO. and all members are requested TO be
present.
Residents in the vicinity of Hogan and
Fletcher streets are complaining about
the holes IN the streets, II is utterly i'm
possible for h.cles to pass mat corner.
\ few loads OF dirt would obviate this
complaint.
rho Enmet Rifles had a large number
Present !ast night TO look after matters
connected with their ball ana also for
drilling Each member Is doing his best.
SO that q cocd scorc can he made at the
competitive drill FOX the Curtin medal.
The services he'd AT the chapel OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner
OF Fannin street and Pease avenue, con
tnue with much interest. Services will
De hold the remainder OF the week Inn
portanr service tonight. TO which all are
cordially Invited.
There will be a meeting of the school
board this afternoon to consider the ques-
t.on of the mandamus sutt filed IN the
district court of Cochran - Patillo. This
- 4 suit to compel MIR. PauAlo. principal
of ono of the public schools. TO take
child into his school
For fear that some citizens may have
been m'ntentioniily neglected. in sending
oW Invitations for the Emmett ball oil
March |, T. is requested that those who
desire invitations viii please hand in the
names TO CAPTAIN James I.lwlor chairman
o. the invitation committee. or Thomas
mnniS
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In this Slate. He said he was glad that
tho real estate men had associated them-
selves together. as 1t WAS great au-
vantage. as the new Corners VIII Know
VINO they are doing business with. lhls
way OF stealing each others emisrahts
should be abated because II drives away
great many men who would likely DC
citizens II left with tho agent who brings
them here. lie said that 1t was wonder
TO the people OF Kansas and Missouri INA,
lands In eight or ten milsa OF Houston anu
Galveston could be bought for $40 rer acre;
d. V. Woodruff, u newspaper man, salu
he had been In Missouri. Kentucky ana
Kansas and "A number OF other states. but
he thought that Texas was the garden SPOT
of the United States.
Mr. Bright at the request Of the chair-
man, suggested the establishment OF bu-
rcau to collect and distribute fresh yege-
tables to the Western people when they
visit here. and upon his sug.- stlon the fol
lowing committee was appointed: j. w
Harper w. j. Hughes, j. G. Laiforty.
Mr. J. X. Jeter stated that very lew
people had any idea how much money
was invested In mRnufacturlug Industries.
The shops of the Southern Pacific railway
paid $685. annually. and this did not In
ciudo the money paid swItchmon aud train
men.
IN former years there was great preju-
dice. but he thought that the real estate
men had done much to disabuso the minds
OF Western people OF these impressions.
Men were needed to settle the country.
and II we stop chasing rich men. asking
them to build manufacturing and get the
farmers here to develop our lands and con-
snme manufactured articles the rich men
VIII come soon enough and build his fac
tory
fr
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Personal MENTION.

George Heyer left last night on a visit
TO Austn.
II j. Iaba,t OF Galveston was among
Yesterdays visitors.
Messrs Sidney Wolf and Tom Flaxman
leave tonight Tor New York.
Mrs. George Fehon returned home last
night from a visit to Galveston.
Ltcian Minor and Colonel A. w Spa'gnt
OF Galveston were in the city yesterday.
Rev and Mrs. w. ]. sechrast OF Orange,
after spending several days IN the city. re-
turned home last n ght.
Mr. Louis Durr OF Palestine Texas. was
IN The city Yesterday on business and left
last night for his home.
r, Hon. NJ. Lasker, a. prominent ctizen OF
falNeSton. passed. through the city las /
night en- route to Austin.
Hon, W y Workman, STATE treasurer,
arrived in the city last night from the
west ana left for Austin last n,ght
Mrs. W. G. Bailey left yesterday morn
ing for Clarksvllle, Texas, to he present
q tho marriage Of Miss A. V. l>iAey 10
Mr. Hal Daily of Paris, Texas,
Geerge T. Eps,ein, popular in Toxas
8 cong ,, srca al circles and credit man FOR a.
Yesterday tn Houston on business.
Mrs. Sarah \, Williams Is a guest Of
Mr. aud Mrs. A. l.. Connoway at Their
nome. lSA Dallas street, Mrs Williams
Is native of ToNas ana lives now at
whore she was born and roared Her
father, Dr, Asa Hoxey. was Texas r.o-
nter. and IN to the time Of his death
lurny tre war was one Of the wca.thies.
men. largest Planters and most !nfiuent ial
: 'iNenS OF Wash ngton county, Her
COUSIN. the Hon. Asa HoNev Willie of
GhlNeston, has been once to congress AMI
wv O. on the supreme court beach, once
rhicf Justice. Her husband. Captain Jas.
NJ. Williams, was At one time prominent
,pf sERte comlNro.,Nr ana might probably
nave mad tho democratic nOmtn ton If
ne had allowed his name to he presented
N the convention. The granddaughter Of
general Houston, who chrlstened the oal-
Jams httshnrt
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The Revival.

Mr.. ]. W. Ingram OF Denver. Colo. who
is visiting South Texas with a view to
investing and locating in this section. viii
aid the pastor and members of tho Central
Christian church in the revival which has
now zone on successfully for more than
two weeks.
Mr.. Ingram Is s1d by those who heard
him Sunday nilht and last night to be q
II lncent preacher. lie Will doubtless
find hearty welcome In this city.
The services will he continued every night
this week ~ ,.A5 o'clock
Mr.. Ingram will speak at the Christian
EudcaNur rally tonight
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lrned to meet Monday.
AT THE OPERA House.


/
Maverick Brander .........John T. Craven
Captain Farleigh Bright, L. 5, A......
....... ....... George ". Parsun
| Major Yell, lawyer. .......J Jas. G. Marlowe
| Colonel Braggs. faro dealer II j. Turner
Colonel Blow, bartender g. u. Cunningham
Brassy Gail Esq. member of The third
mouse -. ''.'.'.''..... H. l'ycrs
| Colonel *, n. Pepper, retired army Of
heer .................G. d. cummins
Fishhack colorcd statosman.......
........ ........ ..... Barry Maxwell
Knott limit brandcr's secrciary.;.....
........ ........ ...........Ed Craven
Lieutenant Green, u S. AElward Craven
Mrs. brander. the cattle kings wiie....
........ ........ ...Miss Lizzie nuRoy
Mrs. Major Campbell, whose husband is
stationed in Texas. Miss MIA Perry
Dixie style. an orphan from Indiana.
..... -. ..... Miss adelaide SAWYER
hossy, Brander's pet. Miss stella Kenny
Although Hoyt's Texas steer" presents
an exaggerated picture. among other lhines.
Of Texas frontier lie and cowboys OF TWEEN
ty-fve years ago and deals tn some rather
unfair wit at Texas expense. the state is
Zig enough and the people Intelligent and
liberal enough to laugh with she balance Of
The country at the exaggerauous and enjoy
'"N 'tH'i anu itHiiS EpVu aANNf hi tNt pay
Congress and Washington LIE como IN for
biz lot of Hoyt's shafts in this wail
III own comedy, and the general FUN and are
tlon of the production lcave no time for
am audience 10 grow specially critical. Not
withdrawing the familiarity OF the ft0us-
ton public with this particular Hoytiin
creation IL drew large house last even
iue at the opera house and was presented
10 a fair sized audience Yesterday at the
matinee.
The company seen yestorlny g. an excel.
lent one upon the whole MIR W. {. Man.
derillc, who has been the leading mau ot
the organization. was lcft M New Orleans.
suffering with tonsilitis. AMI the role OF
Maverick Brander was assumed by Mr.
John 7. craven. the stage manager II
was not exactly the finished and ipimita5le
Interpretation which Tim Murphy has made
famous. but II was thoroughly enjoyable.
and MIR Craven Is entitled to great credit,
as DE IT, comparatively new In the charar-
ter Miss Kenny as "rossy' was worry ac-
ccriphle. while the roles OF Brassy Gall
Fislblck. Mrs. brandcr and Dixie style.
assumed respectively by MIR, Rycrs. Mr.
Maxwell Miss DuRoy and Miss sawyer.
veto cNcollenlly filled.
Tonight. tomorrow matinee ana night
MI and Mrs. Russ Whytal viii present
Mr. Whytal's romantic drama, "Fair Nir-
guA" az the opera house. The attraction
comes highly Endorsed by the press gen
cruliy.
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THE OFFICERS NEVER CAME
Ana There Were several Disnp-
uotutmcntH.

|
| There was quite fog here yesterday
morning. but the land lubbers VINO were
hustling around getting ready to receive
and entertain the officers OF the battlesh'p
| Texas. add who don't know anything about
a seafaring life never for moment mag
| ined that a little thing like fog would be
| an insurmountablc obstacle to the saiiaht
| officers OF one OF Uncle Sans big battle
ships. But 1t was. and after several disap-
| pointments and postponcments in the an
| ticipated time OF arrival, the following mes
sage was finally received In the afternoon
! Major Spencer Hutchins, Houston:
| Galveston, Texas, February 22.--OWins
to Captain Glass inability to make landing.
| trip to Houston entirely abandoned.
| IL. j. Polk
The Houston committee were not tue
| only people disappointed. but Manager lolk
| OF the Santa Fc MAS trifle caloric at nav
| ing to keep special train IN waiting at
| Galveston practically all day, expecting
| every minute that the ofilcefs woulu CONF
| in from the biz ship.
II Captain Glass and his official retnue
could but have known the very elegant re
ception that awaited them in Houston,
theirs would have been the disappointment
Everything was In readiness nj the Hous-
ton CLUB room LOT luc ItttPNtph i'"'h w
H. and not knowing Of the change OF plahs
number OF citizens went there between
those hours 10 meet the distinguished Visil-
nfs.
The announcement of the final abandon
nont of the trip not being received up 10
the time OF the dinner hour the preparl-
lions for this special feast at the Capitol,
complimentary to Captain Glass and Of
fcors Of the battleship Texas. had to 10
on. and the following excellent menu was
prepared, but not partakcn Of by those tor
whom 1t was intended:
Russian Caviar.
Mobile Plants.
Sailed Almonds with Cheese Straws
Cream of Chicken.
Olives
Diamond Back Tcrrapin Ia Newburg.
Brouud Trut a Ia Maiire d'ilotel.
Potato Croqucucs.
Sherry
Celery Sliced Tomatoes
Fiet de Boucf Saute nuN Champiguons.
French Peas.
Dreaded Veal Outlets Tomato Sauce.
Asparagus.
Claret.
Punch IA Romaine.
Red Head Duck. Fronch Dressing. Cur
rant Jelly.
Lettuce Salad.
Champagne.
Chocolate Ice Cream. Fancy Cake.
Fruit.
Cheese. Coffee Toasted Crackers.
Cigars
Perhaps the greatest dlsappointmcut in
the " hole alnir was TO the ladies'. who an
ucipaiod the rare pleasure OF meeting the
gallant officers NJ Uncle Sans navy at the
reception that hHd been prepared at the
typical old-time southern home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Dickson. on Rusl avenue Here every
ptcuarItion had been male for an elaborate
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The appearance Of Miss Ellen Beach Yaw
at the opera house Friday night in con
cert complimentary to tho Houston Quar-
tette club will be the musical event of thu
season. Her return TO Houston is already
a subject of interesting conversation ana
comment, not only In musical and society
circles, but among the patrons OF amuse-
mcnts generally. Tho box office for Inc
sale and reserve OF seats will be opened al
the opera heusc tomorrow morning at o
o'clock
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Meeting of Real E.tnte Men.

The real estate men met according 10
adjournment at the rooms OF the Business
League las, night, There were present. j.
II. Jetcr. ]. W, Harper. w. L. McWillams.
Charles Peterson. Captain staples. a, O..
Laugermann. ]. f.. wildly, ], II. Bright.
II. J, Hughes and Mr.. Laugherty.
Mr. Goddard, OF Henry county, Missouri,
said that six citizens OF Henry county be-
came purchasers Of land and had located
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Another Attempt to Roh.

on Sunday nisht some one tried to enter
the store OF Mrs. Dexter. corner OF Prairie
avenue and Bowling street. There was such
a noise made BY the barking of a dog tina,
a search was made in and around the prnm-
'ses. but nsthing could be discovered 10
create suspicion that anything was wrong
Yesterday morning when the store was
opened II was discovered that some emo had
cut glass out OF the display window and
nad thrown II In the gutter.
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old, was found dead In his bed In the ser
wants room at residence OF Christian isen-
see. No. 1917 Prairie avenue. last night
about o'clock He complained In the al :
tornoon OF feeling badly and laid down &c
rest. when next seen he was dead. YER
dirt death from old age,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

last night. the following officers were elect
cd FOR the ensuing term President. DR..
Mullins; vice president. Or. King; secre-
tary, nr. Weir: treasurer. Or. Daviss
Beard Of censors. Drs. Urwltz, Williams
and Wnnds
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Couple of InQucsts.

Justice I'm held two inquests yesterday.
The first WAS on the body OF an infant
Luella Campbell tcolored)-who died from
neglect. Her death occurred yesterday
morning at 1850 o'clock. at George Smiths,
on the Montgomery road.
Patrick Evanson. an old negro. 90 years
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, urcs u anyone
Cross eyamination by the State--M,
store Ia about three blocks from the Sabiu,
street bridge. toward Washington street. +.
gave Laird description OF the men Tn
derwood was Just across the counter whei
he drew hts pistol on me. l did not Know
young Otto at that time.
| Rc-cross by defcnsc--1 did not notice how
high the man was who bought tho tobacco
or anything ms 10 his description. did moi
suspect anything when they came to m,
store. Underwood had handkerchief
over the lower portion of his face.
Mrs. Sacks testifcd--I am the wife OF Ed
Sacks. was at my house the night OF
the robbery. | was with my husband when
Underwood and Burger oaInc In our store
tShc pointed them out In the court room)
Underwood had a pistol and Burger a
knife. Tho little one (Burger) searched my
husband and Underwood hold ME. Under
wood had a handkerchief over the lower
portion OF his face. begged them not to
XIII us Underwood said III you make
any noise | will Kill YOU" They cursed
and sworo ali the time. The little one
grabbed mo by my apron aud told me 10
give up my money. He took the change
| out " my apron pocket They then pniei
| my husband out. curslng him all the time
| II was a Sark'Snd dri2zly night They then
| told MS TO go back to our house. after tax
| Inn my husband little distance away.
| There are but few people living III tnat
| nelghborhood. Two months after the rob
| berry | saw thcm, and another younE man
| was with them. They were In front of
| our store between and 10 o'clock at night.
| II 10 two blocks from whore Iiabuck was
| L-n,1 mo- NJ time | them III
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Motion TO IseI,eur,

the state has filed n motion for re-
nearing IN the Frank Colin case, recently
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

'ake Laxative Promo Qu.nine Tablets
Al drusg.:sts refund the money II II fail
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wharton rer.ss'.,:.. W. =
Wharton. Texas fep, nd xr : \
Mrs. R. E. Vineyard, NJ - AZ Mss, pc
sorrol. Huston and a1a'ii ssi =. ,,,
'A Mrs. s''' L. iBranaush h,a ana IL nd bis sis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Houston District Medical association. hold
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EX-police officer King was then intro
ducod, He was on the police force In No
vcmbcr 1895. He went 10 Sachs store the
night OF the robbery. Sachs said two young
men had committed the robbery. one wear
ing a derby the other a SLOUGH hat Wit
moss was shown the entry on the police
hlottor madc at the time of the robbery
He said he lid not make the entry on the
blotter Officer Quinn was with wltnoss
that night. Sachs said the men ,he mad
robbed them were about feet or inch
es; that one was taller than tle other and
that the taller man wore A derby. MIR
Sachs did not tell witness that one OF tho
robbers, the taller Of the Two. had black
tion OF his face.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-23

FINE wRlTIsa F1 S,s.''s :.
See our line. 100 styles
tionery store.
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ANYTHING VIII ~ Z 80. q.
To Ts,,, w's efe. 's ias work ,s, :' e -
s "a ,i Hra Prs his1 ave. T.s.. :.
Tho wonder stsF, ,s: g. !, ~
a, m a,o and al sl'. ssrasr -
avenue. This 10 ~
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xEW YEAR IAnnS

SEG YL1i's AND cHnIsTNHS cHTns
And kOt ELITES English ana Ger
man JOSEPH KOEHLER. ssiesto1rn
sho factory. rs 40 Park POA. New
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IMDRELLAs AND CANEs

FEhFONt OF TASTE CARRY IL Blhan 4
I'm DC fircir' uDbfE.Ias. Headgusf.
ieTt. j Barclay -. Depot, ''The ReEru,."
o. "ss S1~sL coYeting with imported
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IVORY GOODN.

~ -<SN<S~ 1lNNNNSN/~oNyNN~r/.>(
hANurAcTukEKs Of Toilet Articlss.
Billiard Bale. Cheeks. Miniature ivory.
repairing IN 81 branches a specially. A.
s2stPu AAfP SONS IVORY co. -
East ittb -.
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ARTISTIC PICTURE PRESENTS.

oDS~>S>~NNN0N>NN,~NN~H<
FRAMED ENGRAvGNGS. phOtOgravures.
sfuafeiis ana Oh paintings. popular
prices KRAMER BROS. 2Di 9Th ave.
opposite Nacy's
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MACHINERY.

Al REDUCED PRICES 100 secondhand
Woo and iron working machines. fully
sosfsh,eeo machinery bosght and er-
eon-st
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MEDALS AND BADGES.

JOHN u. LEN%OS. 70 Nassau st.--Ath-
ttic. bicycle. college and schoO. nne
presentation medals specially.
GOLD. silver bronze. badge, medals
jewels. emblems. yacht. college. class
fszs Emil vOLK. Is Nass2ust
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WORK WANTED.
Female.
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

EtTLER.-frcnch. hrst-class COOK ana
valet. 10 years same family. posi:i1
with travelling parties. II. g.. Fox IL. il6
bth-aNe
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GOLD FURNITURE 4 REGILDING


BIG BARGAINS. --iIs ndsome.y upholstered
g1lf chairs. warranted French leaf. only
- 90: worth 81 30, buy your cbristInas
presents now. GOLD FURNITURE MAN.
CFAfTORY 20 fth-ave.
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WAITER. &c.-By young man. in private
family as waiter or doorman or porter
In store. ALBERT HIGGINS. 30 East
! G3d-st
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COOk-Ey nrst-class cook boarding.
house: cNy or country. good references.
GATES. 2US West 3Oth-st.. first floor.
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LAlY'S MAID French girl cool sewer,
trimmer dresses hair and 10 4 good
pacier Seen JAcQUIN'S BUREAU. ar
9Th ave.
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COOK strictly hrst-c.ass. thoroughly
understands soups. entrees. roast.
creams je'ileS and desserts. excellent
baker. bread. cake and pastries. lirst-cl 50
recomm-sdtiions city or country COL
IIER lJl West 23l -st
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s227 AVERAGED cach week last venrs
hv rl7cing so dividends pail week..
can withdraw arv tioo. cNnucc - n lf"-
time. G =. COOPER & co. '0Vine'on,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

VALET. By thoroughly competent
French valet, age "a can give the best
references; last employer can be seen.
EI'GENE 2oi West 39th-st
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CORSETS.

PACQUIN MODEL CORSET. latest nov
alty. 10 be had only az THE PANSY
SHOP. Broadway and 20th Lingerie.
pslrnoirs Nanikerchiefs and vols.
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COOK BY an English woman with bcs;
references: plain aund-esS II required
city " any distance In country. with or
without friend who docs waiting anI
chamberwork. ca! Monday. 3i2 6th-ave.,
first nlgnt. front.
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AIR EMBROIDERY.

.->>>>->O~~>~~|>>~~~~>>>S~~" -.
DESIGNING. stamping. embrrlder'ns
,.-y. ,ilks canvas and materials or
ev.rv Hescrintlon MARIE RIESEL. -
---.-. oO,N-ss
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wURyIsuED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. by clergyman. large furnished
room. with or without board In Ameri
can private family. Lessons IN German and
French Offered ~ mart payment. Address
HOME Tribin" Of"cr
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COOK .-All-arounI cook: cannot b" eN-
ceI.ed ia making pastry or bread. i"n
y.ars II best personal references. ".
ROBINSON. i@f2 broadway.
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LApN'S MAID or NURSE. by n young
French woman. Understands her bust
ress: best city references. +. f.. 2t
West ?gth ST.
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MAID. By North German Protestant as
maid T. lady or children. neat sewer.
good reference. 3I0 West i7th st. Has
sardS bell
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WAITING (priyatc) wanted by first class
English servant; engaged downtown till
(. taiI. FISHER go East s3d-st
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COOK BY first class cook. best " re''r-
encel. no cards. 2Ol East 2Sth At. ring
Fishers bell.
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OLD GOLD a. SILVER WANTED
co.n .xD EOUNTAIN PENS.

,-D~IN<HNrrJ~~ y = 71NN1NN7 = = y .
THE Genuine Foley Gold Pens. fcun
tain Pers. 81. to ~. Established 81
wears lsT ProaHwav. onpos't" l1nI ~.
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COOK. WAITRESS. -Iy i've neat. thor %
oughly Well tanned girls. just from can
! ada; FOUR yeaiy refererc". first o.dss farI
lily cook and excellent waitress, 60 sep 70
aratel. ar d. entire work toEether. city -
country call Monday 3I2 9Th ave-. up
siqtrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19

COOK. CHAMBERMAID. &c.--By two
neat young girls. DO entire work priva:"
family. city or country. cook AMI laun
dress chambermad and waitress. FER
ence. 1.0O 3d-aye.. one il2ht. back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19
WINDOW SHADES.

CHRIsTLANSON BROTHERS, l32 and
l34 East 18th st.-Flats. private resi-
d.nces hotels and once buildings. fur
nish,d complete Jobbers In Scotch H1l-
lands and hand-painted shade cloth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-19

WAITER To 90 out hy the day 10 serve
dinners. lurcheOns. receptions: announcer
or doorman. Address SCHLESINGER. $40
West iOth-st