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The Republican journal., 1897-02-04
PUBLICAN JOURNAL.
It Circulation in City and County.
.oatents of To=Day's Journal.

PAGE /.
.-r ., legislature. Obituary. Will of Caro-
b. lsiS. Concerning Local Industries.
... sells City Government. The Social
rrel societies. News of The Oranges
\r.- i Belfast. Belfast in the Base Ball
M nal. Transfers in Real Estate The
T.. u7is.
PAGE ..
.- md Waterways. The Girls Home.
- Ntne Eye and Ear Intirmary Barney
.:.As s Last Words. News of the Week
PAGE 3.
..,-r. ing in Nicaragua. .Pittsfied Para
die -aet and Flowers for Pug Canadian
..."eJ Belfast Free Library.
PAGE 4.
The Churches Northport News.
PAGE 5.
f#e-uf Belfast,
PAGE 6.
Wardrobe Well done, Sun. Literary
.1 Notes Extracts from the Stvgian
E.1Isfer of Deep Water Vessels
FACET.
lc Assessors Report. Industries of
- oi All poem.)
PAGE s.
Locals. County Correspondence
Markets. Births. Marriages. Deaths.
The Republican journal., 1897-02-04
The Belfast Schools.

February 18th will be observed as flag.day
in the public schools, in commemoration of
Lincoln's birthday, QSO9.
The committee of arrangements on the
celebration of Washington's birthday met
Monday evening The committee is made
up as follows: James H Howes on behalf of
the School Committee; R. L. Ilsley and II.
E. Ellis, central schools Miss Ethel Thorn
as, suburban schools
The Republican journal., 1897-02-04

Geo. Doyen are visiting his mother, Mrs. 81.
D. Norton. :. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Morse of
Belmont visited friends in town Sunday,
Mrs. Annie Drake visited in Rockland a few
days last week. u. .Messrs. Auron Brown
and Claude Heal are attending the Com
mercial College in Rockland.
The Republican journal., 1897-02-04
Transfers in Real Estate.

The following transfers in real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of
Deeds for the week ending Feb. 3, 1897
John e. Lane, Brooks, to Susan Estes
Orono; land in Brooks. James II. Clark.
Belfast, to Geo. w. Cottrell. do, land in
Northport. Louise z. Coombs, Islesboro. TO
Uranla j. Burgess, do. land and buildings
IN Islesboro. Austin Wentworth, MontviIle.
to Mary Eta Ryan, Searsmont: land and
buildings IN Searsmont. James Moore, Win
terport, to Robert Moore. do; land and
buildings in Winterport. Howard Grant ct
al, Wlnterport, to S. l.. & P. d. Moody, New
York; land in Wnterport. John NJ. Dow
brooKs,to James Grover, do; land in Brooks
For more than hundred years the Shak-
ers have been studying the remedial pro-
pertes OF plants. They have made many
discoveries, but their greatest achievement
was made last year. 1t is cordial that con
talns already digested food and 1t is a diges-
ter OF 1ood. 1t is effective in removing dis
tress after eating, and creates an appetite
lor more 1000 so that eating becomes pleas
ure; Pale, thin people become plump and
healthy under its use 1t arrests the vast.
ing OF consumption.
There never has been such step forward
IN IN the cure of indigestion as this Shaker
Cordlal. Your druggist will be glad to give
you little book descriptive of the product
GIVE the babies Laxol, which is Castor
VII made as palatable as honey
The Republican journal., 1897-02-04

To-day, Feb 4th, has been fixed as the date
which the four committees and their friends
are to visit Maine State College. Special
trains will take the legislators, their wives
and friends to Orono, and bring them back
again, and both branches will adjourn from
Wednesday over to Friday. 1t will be
great big picnic.
The Republican journal., 1897-02-04

MdIHe. heIeTreu TO COmmlttee on Manu-
factureS.
The Senate passed to be engrossed an
act additional to and amendatory of chap
ter 634 of the Private and Special Laws of
1893 as amended by chapter 80 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1895, related to the
Hampden and Winterport Electric Railway
and Light Company.
The Republican journal., 1897-02-04

The bill to establish normal school at
Presque Isle has proven quite a shock to
the men who came here with a we'll laid
plan to have a normal school at Houlton.
The new plan is to purchase the ST. john
diocesan school property at cost not ex-
ceeding $4,000 and establish there a State
normal school. Representative Gilman of
Houton is a leader in the movement for the
proposed school at Houlton and is on the
education committee. Those who are work
ing in tile interests of the Madawaska school
have been gwen hint of opposition in the
education committee, and minority reports.
III case they fight the Houlton plan or give
any decided support to the PresQue Isle
school substitute.
The Republican journal., 1897-02-04

bur- i've hundred women from all parts
u state assembled at the capitol this
u"oa at the hearing on the petitions for
1pal suffrage for women in Represen
rs Hall. Mrs. l.. NJ n. Stevens of
and was the principal speaker. The
g 8ere Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey of Win
Heleu G. Beedy of Pennington; Mrs.
Nyman of Augusta; Miss Clara Far
VI Rockland Mrs. j. E. Mcdonnell of
aiNi Rev, c. A. Hayden of Augusta ;
Egg of Augusta. Many ladies who at
'N appeared as remonstrants, their
peaker being Mrs. 7. c. Ogden of
lords. The committee will decide
"a It's report
The Republican journal., 1897-02-04

The Penobscot Indians who ask for the
privilege of killing deer, moose and caribou
at any season of the year contend that the
game is theirs by virtue of treaty rights.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the Com

~ missioner u Street mprovements q The 2ard and
o.,b Words ~ the city New York Will his Office
No 600 Third Avenue said City Tuesday April
an 1897 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. hear and consider all
.ta,erents objections and evidence that may be
ana are offered reference to the contemplated changes
and revision 81 planr ~ the 23rd and 2iih
IVards preparcd under Chapter 72l ~ 1887
ana ohaner II the Laws ~ 1890 the general char
acter and extent contemplated changes being
follows:
st Two 90 Sewerage Plans. in relation the Pond
2nd one ~ Sewerage Plan. in relation the Lower
Third Avenue Watershed.
ard -Four a. Sewerage Plans. in relation to the Mill
brook Watershed
1,b one ~ Sewerage Plan. in relation the Bungay
creek watershed.
,tb one Il, Sewerage Plan. in relation the
Creek Watershed.
9Th For 40 Sewerage Plans in relation to the Harlem
River Watershed
7th one ~ sewerage Plan. in relation Bronx
River Watershed.
sth Two q, sewerage Plans in relation to the Tib
belts Brook Watershed.
Mans or plans showing such contemplated changes n
now on exhibition in said Office.
LOUIS T. HAFFEN.
Commissioner Of Street improvements 23rd and oath
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DRESSsfAKING.

A.-A-A.-COUTURiERE FRANCHISE
Formerly with Stern Bros latest spring
styles for costumes, capcs and Jackets,
ladies' materials made up. estimates given.
fein0delling reasonable prices, short notic.
Nine. BENITEAU ANDERSON, 23S 9th
ave. near 10th st.
DRESSMAKER Freach) wishes few
more customers az home, latest Partisan
styles. also remodrlling al moderate prlc-s
Nine. SEEKY. 6s3 LeXlngtOn-ave
DRESSMAKER.- Mrs COOK r., 235 West
ith-st.. near Broadway. All styles:
dresses fashonahly made. perfect NJ. su-
perior finish. work shown. competent
responsible. reasonable. prompt
NINE. MARIE. ll2 West 17,h-si.-Paris
fashions exclusively: moderate prices for
summer dr, ss~s. ehor' notice.
MILLER & FENDER. Dressmakers. 2le
West 4Sih-st.. are prepared 10 take orders
for the opening season: reasonable prices
and reliable work: misses costumes.
ADVERTISEMENT ma subscriptions for
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near West GSth-st., ioJ West i2d-rt, near
81. between Ith and sth AYES: 100 East
41th-sf.: .33s 3d-ave.. between 10Th ana
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WORK WANTED,

~>N~~>NNNN\NNNNNN NNN>N>>>~NN~~>~-
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EUROPE. French teacher. Partisan edu.
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DOOKKEEPER or ASSISTANT By young
man 20 experienced. English and Ger
man. references. WAGNER. 5io East
~
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HELP WANTED.
-.Oo.~oNO-ooO-O-~0~0-~~ NNo>>>~
Eemule


Female.
LADY AGENTS wanted everywhere 10 sell
Mile. Louise pooles fine custom made
corsets. best in the world. will pay good
salary or commission 80 Gth-ave. be-
tween 18Th and Goth SITS. Cammeyer Build.
ing New York. take elevator.
NURSE.--A North German. 10 take charge
n two-year-pli boy. must be compe-
tent and healthy, city references required
wages. $50 cali between II and / Or
evening l3i West g5ih-st
WANTED First-class cook with kltche,
maid. also chamhermaid and seamstr. ~
all with city reference, none other than
Pr testants need apply rall between II
ana II "a. m ~ Madis0n-ave.
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
SEW YORK CITY. March 90. 1897. -.
KINIIE METRNIIOIlIIA\ SIKEEl RNII.M \

VI l..
L COMPANY and the BROADWAY AND SEVENTH
AVFNT-E RAILROAD COMPANY having hlrd theif I"t
lion bearing date March - 1891 to tn, Common council
~ III. CITY 81 York praying for lis consent 10 be given
the construction. maintenance ana operation ~ horse
mower or by underground current OF electricity ~
ioufe extensions OF the petitioners
railroad VIZ: An extension branch 81 the railroad u
me Meiroplliinn street Hallway Company commencing
"a, the Intersection of the BOwery and Delaney street
running theme. southev the Bowery u Broome
s,lsef ana thence westerly upon Broome street %
fo construction. maintenance and
r,on Of an extension branch Fl the railroad u the
Ir,adyay and seventh Avenue Railroad company, com
neuciug Al the westerly side - Broadway at Iroome
ere. and running thence easterly IN or upon Iroome
stree - centre and 10 the union thereof at Centre
str.et which is a point one-half mile from
etoncrs respective lines or routes upon Delaney street
,J mo, Ir1me street. and the establishment by the
construction Of connection Of now route for public
inv. Inn or upon surface Of said BOwery ana BroOme
street: ,,-.,- , - .
,eeoufi,n which was adopted by the Common Council
Mach ~ iS97 and approved by the Mayor. March -
lSn7 nc notice such application n hereby en- and
fbaf AZ the Chamber 81 the Board Of Aldermen In the
CIV IIau I'm the city Of New York. Thursday. the
,r,b dny ~ Apr 1891 O'Clock In tn" afternoon
said railroad companies VIII be first
congidortd and a public hearing had thereon.
rersus the Application notified TO
he nrosont "A, The time and place aforesaid
nity will lie given them to b. heard In relation thereto
'' ~ WM H. TEN EYCK
Clerk. Common Council.
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PIANOS AID ORGANS.

SNoDo.N-NN~ON~~N~(NO~ ~~N~(o~N1o ~
A.-A-STEINWAY Upright. cheap. only
SO. me rosewood piano. GEORGE
sCHLEICIIER. 9 West I4th-st
BARGAINS special, new slightly used
pianos. so upward. instalmenis. rented,
exchanged. CHRISTIAN - East 18Th 81.
NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS. FIRST class.
worth 500. ChicKering Parl0r Grand
500. rosewood. 50. MANUFACTURER
III East 1ietA-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ountry.

EARHS OF various sizes and values. de-
s!Tallv located In states or New-York
sDo New-J~rsey. will De sold AZ low prices
md upon very easy terms. TINS is an IN
usual opportunity 20 secure a bargain. For
further particulars. parties Interested Will
please address MORTGAGEE. i. o. Box
lyi. New YORK
on ORANGE MOUNTAIN SIDE GAewe-
Ign PARK. Modern residence. stables
nhout 3 acres aQue1uct water; gas; per
feet SUIT ounGings. hne views Inacada-
Iniz d rcacs. sale Si2 800. immediate po-
sessio1 T.. y. HAMILTON & CO.. 90
BrOadway
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39S Mad
rOn-St.
GAS AND OIL ENGINES. Metz & Weiss
engines surpass all others in reliability.
durability and economy. patented in all
countries los i3o M1tf-sf
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PAKFR. Second land on bread; GOOD,
steady mar; German; wants perman.a,nn1,
place. city 1r country. LiNDNER. III
West ll5th 81. care OF jantor
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HELP WANTED.

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TIRES. 500 PER PAIR-Ono agent
wanted IN every town ~ good as are
ri RntR co. Is clifr St. New York.
WANTED. A capable man. who has large
experience and acquaintance and can
command the attention Of the architects OF
New-lork and Brooklyn - Introduce
plumbing specialties. liberal salary paid.
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FURNISHED ROOl:s.

'|N<NNONNoDNN>NN~-0-N 00NoN.o-NNNO~N-NN
BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. newly furnished
reasonable summer prices. also parloi
moor, doctor or dentist. 100 Madison ave
Old ST. II WEST Handsomely FUR
nished rooms 10 let IN private family
gentlemen reference.
pIh-ST, 1s2 WEST Private family Of
FER elegant large front room, with dress
ing room.
4S2 WEST 2oTHST. Opposite Theological
seminary. Two large rooms FOR four
genllemen. referenoe, eAnhnu1ed
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STORAGE.
~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~ ~-~N-~>S.D-SrSeS~"~"oN
MORGAN & BROTHERS.,

Storage Warehouses. 232. 234 and 236 West
<7th-st., near Broadway. Separate rooms
for furniture. mirrors pianos, baggage, Nv
Furniture china brlc-a-b rac. etc, ctc',
packed by competent packers Esum'tes
furnished. Telephone Call. lbs.
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HrlioiouS Notices.

go =,
UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL, ciuf.i, ,o'' 4;
Of Broadway-i0:is a. M the Sacra'neh's;, ~. 90.
2. M Or KING will preach tho final sermon oi WE W.
torate with this church. q. m. Ehfhesoo ,n ~ -,
Bible Glass. Mr. JOHN BEAITlE. Iea"e' go" > ~
Sunday school.
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WEST END PREsnYTERIAN CHrE M s,, A M n
Pastor. Rev JAMES HUNTER. Asssiant.-The, Lore
supper preaching by the Pastor. at IL a. M Eve
worship = o'clock Mems meeting ""'' '""'''
school 2 Y. 8. e. T.. :.
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner 3lst
At the Rev. HENRY NJ SANDERS. ID. D.. Lastor.-
Services at II and 30 in the afternoon The Pas
tor will preach at services. Chapel service Nednes
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FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.

FOR RENT.--Atlantlc city. y. J.-Rars
bargains In furnished and unfurnished ho-
tells. boarding houses and cottages. by III.
season and year. Exclusive control CT
choice properties Address ]. @ ADAMS 4
co. Real Estate and Law Building At
lani;c Ctty, ~. J.
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THEOSOPHY
pnblle Notltes.
~ EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WITH TIL

-<UoON1NNNNnInNNNnNINNNoN
~ EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH THE
- title the work and the Of the bidder Endorsed
thereon. he received by the Department Of Public
Parks offices Arsenal Builing Sixty f,urh street
and Fifth avenue central Park until O'Clock T. NJ. Of
Monday April T. 1'p7. the follow named works;
No J. FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR REQUIRED
TO COMPLETE THE EXCAVATIONS IN EARTH.
SOLID ROCK OR OTHER MATERIALS AND REMOVAL
or SAME NECESSARY FOR THE Fol- NDArIONS OF
THE NEW EAST WING AND EXTENSION OF THE
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART IL CENTRAI.
PARK INCLUDING ALI. Ne ESSARY EXCAVATIONS.
BLASTING AND REMOVAL OF SURPLUS MA
TERIAI.S RESIDES PROTECTION TO THE EXISTING
MUSEUM BUILDING. AID THE CONTENTS TIL,
TOII.EK AND DYNAMO HOUSE. THEIR ArPrRTE-
NANCES AND CONTENTS.
30 . FOR FTRNISIilNG ALI. LABOR AND MA
TERIAI.S REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION or a
KEFRIGERATISG PLANT N THE AQUARIt N IN
CASTLE GARDEN BUILDING IN BATTERY PARK.
For particulars "tify Record
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West
c3d st. near I'm ave-The Pastor. Rev. Dr. X +.
SAMPLE will preach. II a. m. and 1:i5 p. m Com
Ynunon az service.
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CARTNETM lKER and rPHOLsTERER
wishes work. all furniture made over
equal g. new CHARLES KOEBbER x
son. 332 East 7istst
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INTELLIGENT MAN. with some business
experience. speaks and writes English.
French and German. wishes position in
som. business house Address NJ BERN
HEM. 2l2 East Ssth-s,.
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1fISCIcIIEANnIrs

SS~S~~~N'~/NS0NSNO ONNN0NSNNN.n~NN~DNN~NO
bhEAT general sale Of unique Partisan
goods to-day Exclusive novelties Prices
extraordinarily low. JAMES, 900 Broad
way.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

PONIES FOR SALE that are reliable for
children; 90 head. Shetlands. Welsh and
Hackney. Address Dr. o. .. JACKSON.
Jamalca. Long Is.and. y. Y.
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HANDY MAN. sober, reliable with best
N references. desires situation AZ any
thing: handy with tools; disengaeed. TtR-
NER. l52 West 63i-st
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JANITOR - Man and wife no children; or
nigh, waichmar best references. also
security. CHARLES SMITH. l03 Wes,
5ith-st.
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A WONDERFUL STORY.

A. J. DIAZ WILL. SPEAK.
TIE EXIIED Ct'BAN PASTOR AND PATRIOT.
Sunday at 4 p m. in 18th street Theatre. 1ith-st,
near Gti-a,c. ard at p. in North Baptist Church
West 1lthst near Wayerley Place. The Of his life
like chapter rom the OF the Apostles full OF
stirring events. Rev. 6. NJ. SHOTT will preside. Mt
and Mrs T. G. Davis OF Boston. will sing. Bring songs
No. l. Admission free.
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JANITOR or ASSISTANT scandinavian.
married. has tools. understands steam
and repairs. RISBERG. - Sussex IT.
J.rcav CITY
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WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 42d-st between
n,b and 9th aves-The Pastor. Rev. ANTHONY II.
EVANS. y D. will preach morrow at IL A. m and
n m Communion II a
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COOPER UNION AU DITORIUM M,
sTH-sT 8D-AvE.. MONDAY, APRIL 3.
REV. A. G.. DIXON SPEAKS
AT 2 j. NJ. SUBJECT:
IT'S the Bible a Revelation an Evolution
J. H. Burke sings assisted by large chorus
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JUDsON MEMORIAL. Washington sausre-io;46 7:ac
and nightly.
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HANDY MAN, strictly temperate. 33.
thorough knowledge steam heat, exec
len' references disengaged. Address
MACK. Box A. 302 West 36ih-st.
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IFXINGTOT AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner
iIitb-et -Dr CAMPBELL. breaches at 1890. on saul
the Persecuor and at 7So, on Tho Way TO the Cross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

FURNITURE renairer and filter: FIRST
class. knows how 10 DO touching. many
years in experience in furniture stores.
CABINET MAKER. 533 Jefferson Place.
Union HI. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

PAINTER. practical. wants work; has his
own tools. hrst-ciass work. hes, Of ref
erence. +. T.. TUCK. l39 Railroad ave.
lSrnoklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

ENGINEER. By chief marine engineer
first CLASS machinist. propeller or side
wheel steamer. or Will take charge ~ a
plant In city or country. best Of refer
ences. !. v. b., 100 Cedar-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

GARDENER desires private place, compe-
tent and Trustworthy, thorough Know
edge u greenhouses etc. married. no emu
dren. age 60. references and particulars
Address GARDENER. Sub station 81
Brooklyn. ~. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

MACHINIST First class all-around hand
wishes situation best references. ". f..
81 Milford st. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

MASSETR.-A Young expert masseur
treats patients scientifically a, their own
homes or masseui's residence from I 10 9
.. m 22l West 17th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

FARMER. Experienced. good mixer. all
around man. single. can take charge
farm or gentleman's place. reference.
JANITOR 3o4 West t02d -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

DRIVER. -By married man. Is. single or
double; understands care of horses ana
shipping. best references. BOWLING. 4"'
West 33d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

FLORIST ana GARDENER By German,
married. smell family understands All
kinds OF work on a gen;emans pace
greenhouse. sraperies. fruits. vese'ao es'
best Of reference. II. r. Pearl RIVER
y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

FARM St'PFRINTENpENr desires en-
gagement. Is an expert. all crops st"cN
machinery and landscape. Address THOR
oT'GIILY CNDNpETE\T l52 Gth-aNe.