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The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
nloodr rlrhr In Arkansas.

AUGUSTA, Ark, Oct 9.-News of a
bloody fight in which about dozen
men participated was received here
from Deview, small place in Wood
cuff county, to-day. Four men were
seriously wounded, three of whom
arc not expected to live.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
EarthQuake In Missouri.

New MADRID, Mo-, Oct AT a.
m. an earthquake shock was felt here,
but no damage was done. New Mad
rid was the scene of violent earth
quake in 1911, when a great part of
the land in the entire county sank
several feet and was overfowed by
water from the Mississippi.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
SIX KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Frigbtful Accident to IA Prairie Schoon-
er at Willow Springs, Mo-

WILLOW SPRINGS, Mo-, Oct "a
passenger train on the Kansas City,
Fort Scott & Memphis railroad ran
into wagon containing seven persons
at Dead Mans cut, three miles north
of here, at o'clock yesterday fore
noon, killing six and fatally iniuring
the other one.
pThose killed were: Philip L. Woo
ton, Philip Wooton, ir., Amanda Woo
ton, Dora Wooton, Mrs. Francis Nal
brey, infant child, months old.
Philip Wooton's wife is so badly
hurt she cannot live.
Conductor Hathaway says proper sig
nails for crossing were given, but they
were not heard. The persons killed
lived in Texas county, Missouri, and
were on their way to Arkansas to pick
cotton
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Baso nan to Aid POOR Ch,,dren

SEDALIA, Mo-, Oct. 9.-The Sedalia
and Jefferson City base ball teams
will play game at Association park
next Monday afternoon and the pro-
ceeds will be used in purchasing
clothing and school books for 300 poor
children of Sedalia. Over 5000 tickets
have been sold.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Oscar wmde's Health Broken Down.

NAPLES, Oct. Oscar Wilde has
arrived here from England His
health is broken down and he has
taken up his residence in a villa owned
by Lord Alfred Douglas, the son of
the Marquis of Queensberry, who be-
came prominent during Wildes prose-
cution and who remained the prison
er's friend throughout. Lord Douglas
has resided at Naples for long time
past
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
PIngree Turns Up Again.

New YORK, Oct. 9.-On the Red D
line steamer Venezuela, which arrived
here to-day from Venezuelan ports,
was Governor II. S. Pingree of Michi.
gan. He said that it was his first va
cation in nine years and he had en-
loyed the trip immensely.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
wireles, Telegraph a Success.

BERLIN, Oct 0.-Professor Slaby Y,
assisted by the military balloon corps,
in experimenting with Marcon's wire
less telegraph, succeeded perfectly,
yesterday, in spite of adverse atmos-
pherical conditions, in exchang in g
messages without wires at distance
of twentv-one kilometers
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Big RAN Order From Janan.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9. - Intorma-
tion WAS given out in this city to-day
that the imperial Japanese govern
ment has just contracted with the
Illinois Steel company for 10000 tons
Of steel rails and fastenings.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Lamont an Expres, Pre,ident.

New YORK, Oct 7.-Ex-Secretary
Daniel S. Lamont was elected presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific Express
company, which is an adjunct of the
Northern Pacific railroad, of which he
is director and vice president
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
End OF a Life of Charity.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-Sister Con
zaga, the oldest sister of charity in the
United States, and for over fifty years
the superioress of st. Joseph's asylum,
this city. died at the asylum to-day.
Sister Gonzaga was born near EN-
mctsburg, Md, in 1912.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Given a Term of sixty Years.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Oct Lem
Dean, Springfield negro, who shot
his wife in August, was tried to-day
before Judge Neville of the circuit
court on a change of venue from the
Green county criminal court, and the
defendant found guilty and given a
term of sixty years in the peni-
ten tiary.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Chicago to Have AoetrIene Gas.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Oct 0.-The
Acetylene Gas Light and Fuel com
pany, capital 81, 900, JJo, was to-day
licensed to incorporate by the secre-
tary of state The principal Office is
In Chicago. The company will manu-
facture and sell gas in Chicago and
places contiguous. The state fee was
n
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
FREE. IMPORTANT INFORMATION

To men (plain envelope) How, after ten
years fruitless doctoring, ! was fully re-
stored to full vigor and robust manhood
No c. o. d. fraud. No money accepted.
No connection with medical concerns.
Sent absolutely free. Address, Lock Box
2SS, Chicago, Ill. Send 2-cent stamp if
convenient
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
FEVER BREAKS RECORD.
More Cases Reported at New Orleans

More Cases Reported at New Orleans
Than Any Previous Day.
New ORLEANS, La, Oct. 9.-Yester-
day was a record breaker. As early
as 6 o'clock as many cases had been
reported as on Wednesday, when the
fever reached for the time high water
mark, forty-six cases. At the same
hour there had been five deaths re-
ported, with a couple of patients in a
very critical condition.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

Learn to rely upon yourselves and
study out the underlying principles OF
business tran sactions, and do not think
your judgement is superior to that of
your elders.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

Give freely what you can where it
will do the most good, no matter if it
isn't published all over the land when
you give deserving person little as
sistance.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

1t is possible for man to be mil.
lionaire and still be clad as a rutfian.
Money does not make the man, but the
true gentleman, even if he starts out
without dollor, can always make his
way in the world and win both respect
and success, and generally speaking,
all the money he actually needs.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Uncle sans Sailors Strike.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. s.-All but
four of the thirty-three sailors on the
United States revenue cutter Perry
quit to-day because Of reduction in
wages from Sos to s25 per month.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Read the Advertisements.

You will enjoy this publication much
better if you will get into the habit of
reading the advertisements; they will
afford Il most interesting study and
will put you in the way of getting
some excellent bargains. Our adver-
tisers are reliable, they send what they
advertise.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
MILLIONS SENT TO INDIA.

Final Report of the Famine Relief
Board in London.
LONDON, Oct Sat the final meet
ing to-day of the committee of the In
dian famine fund at the Mansion house
the lord mayor, Sir George Faudel
Phillips, announced that the total
subscriptions amounted to So, TAG, 500.
Fully l,500, 900 persons received relief.
The total subscriptions from Great
Britain, the United States, the British
colsnies and India amounted to
81, 100000 and the total cost of the
famine was over $50, 900, O00
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

SEYMOUR, Wis, Oct. Chief Sken-
adore of the Oneida Indians died to-
day at the age of SO. He was one of
the most famous chiefs in the West
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
President Crespo critically M.

New YORK, Oct. o. 9-General Joa-
quin Crespo, president of Venezuela,
is said, in a special cable dispatch to
the Herald, to be so i'll that little hope
is entertained of his recovery.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Major Ginter,s Estate.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct s.-The will of
the late Major Lewis Ginter was filed
for probate here yesterday. The total
value of the estate is between 81 900,
300 and SIS, 600, ,000
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
NEBRASKA DAY.

Bryan, Governor Holcomb and Others
Participate in tho Exercises.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 5.-Ne-
braslla day at the Tennessee Centen.
nial exposition to-day was notable
success. Thousands of people were
present. William j. Bryan, Governor
Holcomb and staff, Governor Taylor
and staff and other leading citizens of
Nebraska, Tennessee and adjacent
states participated.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
Holxe smItb In omoo Aca,n.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 9-Hoke Smith,
former secretary of the interior has
been elected president of the board of
education of this city.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

The kind of assistance that is given
In trouble is not always satisfactory:
t is easier to prove friendship for
man by laughing at his jokes.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
No prI.e Fighting In Canada.

BUFFALO. n. Y, Oct 0.-It is not
probable that the Mccoy Creedon
fight, or any other finish fight will be
brought off at Fort Erie, or any other
section OF Canada.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

Always go 10 church on Sunday; it
furnishes a subject for conversation
when all else fails that lasts till Sat
urday night.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15
killing Cold In AustrIn.

VIENNA, Oct 9.-The cold weather
continues. Eleven laborers have
been frozen to death at Glane An
,ther has soccumbed in this city.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

If merchant gives candy or apples
to girl he has to throw in paper and
string to wrap it up. He doesn't when
giving to boy.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

There is good deal said about the
timid country girls but clerks around
town say that they are all afraid of
country girls; that they look fierce
enough in buying to slay on the least
provocation.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

An old bachelor is single because he
does not choose to marry; an old maid,
maybe. e
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

Scotland, the land of the oat cake,
claims to have several practical and
successful milking machines in opera
tinn
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

An English SOW is reported that
reached her seventeenth year and Civ
en- birth to 300 pigs.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

We always feel some hesitancy in
giving credit to man who talks busi-
ness in an Amen voice.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

No white man is ever admired rs the
colored people admire real negro
minstrel.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

A man thinks his children are smart
if they sleep sound all night and never
disturb him.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

Don't think, if you happen to be a
rich mans son, that you are too good
to work If you are to inherit your
fathers money learn all the methods
by which money is acquired, and all
the secrets of honestly adding to what
YOU already have.
The Chanute times., 1897-10-15

Don't be afraid of work The whole
secret of success all through life lies
in this tit of advice.
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:. I. GUILLAUDEU.
V. =. e. T. ID.

cred himself pledged to restore her to her fnn-
ily would hear noth hing OF II. and took her again
to his home Again she entered the convent
school, this time resolved to carry out her de-
termination to take the veil.
In the mean time the treaty Of Utrecht
brought peace to the North American Colonies
An exchange OF prisoners wac ordered De
rnAnds OF the Government were made Tor
Esther Wheewrlght's return. and pressing let
tiers from her family asked It OF her. The only
result was to the Quebec Ursulines 10
shorten the term OF her probation and to re-
ceive her at once into the sisterhood. she re-
fused all entreati4s to return to New-Engiano'
and took up the life of a religious Sister Inc
story OF the rest of her existence Is confined
within the narrow circle Of the convent walls
Of Quebec. She was much beloved there and
greatly honored. In due time she rose to the
dignity OF Mother Superior. Her nephew visited
her in 1854. bringing her some keepsakes from
her PARKWAY family, but she never came nearer
than this to them 1t is OF the most singu-
lar and romantic stories that the romantic
period Of American history can offer.
Similar in many respects 10 Esther Wheel
wrfght's experiences we're those Of Eunice VIII
Jams and Christine OTIS. The latter was taken
TO Montreal with her mother. who was baptized
into the Roman Church and married a young
Frenchman. She herself spent her childhood
with the nuns but refused TO take the VEIL and
was married at sixteen to a Frenchman OF
Montreal At twenty-three she was widow.
and when in TIA. Governor Dudley Of Massa-
chusetts sent Commissioners to Canada to ne
gotiate for the redemption Of Eunice and other
New England captives. Of them CaI tain
Baker q bachelor Of thirty-two is smtten with
her charms and undertakes her All
manner Of obstacles put in their way by
the Canadian Government and the French
priests and 70 add TO their difficulty Baker
was ordered back 10 Boston TO report 10 the
Governor Christine was on the point Of sail
ing away secretly bark bound for Quebec,
when her scheme discovered and foilcd.
She then held "a prisoner under
former war" to whom the current Articles Of
Peace did not apply. Captain Baker
back. however to Montreal and. though the
record stops there. the result IS easily guessed
from the pithy sentence in Stoddard's Jour
nal that Captain Baker returned bringing
with him one English prisoner from Montreal"
I'VE cannot doubt" says the sympathetic his
torian- that this Is Christine" and subse-
quent records in New England give further &C
counts OF their lte In various towns In New
England.
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WATCHES AND DIAMONDS.
EYE GLASSES
WE @DWE FREEo

Every wearer Of glasses or everybody
that has trouble with their eyes should
road this, We have three OF the best op-
ttctans In this city, who so on duty at
our establishment from s a. n. 10 p. m
70 make free examinations OF the eye by
artificial light: We charge you nothing for
this. whether you buy glasses or not:
should you require glasses we can furnish
Q very fine pa.r Of goid-spring glasses. sold
by the tsds gene ra.ly for 50. for oaly 81
We give absolutely free with every pair a
fne rolled-gold chain and safety hook.
which 10 actually worth alone 81; this Offer
IL Tor . limited season: call Al onos.
KEENEs WATCH STORE.
40 Fulton St N T.
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Awe and subsoription. for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
once No. l.42 Broadway. % door north
Of 3ist-st.. until Q o'clock p. m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until 4 o'clock
2. m, viz. ia Shave. .. .. cor. 23d-et.
ls2 6th-ave.. cor I2th-st. Mays 9th
ave. and lith-st.: l42 Columbus ave, near
between 7th and sth AYES. l59 East fifth
st.. 1855 sd-ave.. between roth and nth
SITS: 1920 Sd-ave.. near 61st-st.; l. 7OS ist-
ave.. mar S9th-st.: $50 3d-ave., near list-
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GOLD FURNITrnE = REGILDING

CLOSING OUT AT RETAIL. large assert
mAnS Gold Chairs piyans. settees, war
rantsd French Leaf 81 Is TO So, bali cost.
SAcT9K $3.50 sA9w We E1oss'
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PA1IcN ~.


'>o~r >o~---~ 01-Co-~ |-~c-c- ~, -,
~ RI BRITISH LETTERS PATENT
gran,~! 70 Herbert John Haidan. o. the
frrn 70, Hertcrt & Co. Patent AsSn's. OF
u buckingham street. Strand. " C.. Lon
d,r ,lvn Fsngincsr a cpmmunicaucn from
abroad by Allan Stirring OF Ss~ YORK
state = SeV York United ttst's OF
Ani-r,c, Mechanical Fngins-r,. bearing
fa,e 80 2a'h day - July. 1899. No 1904
FOR imyr.yemsn,s N steam boi.era
T. tie international BJ..sr Company OF
S~s York.
Taxi. motto. TIA, R~dpath. Brown a %.
La D, rs south ST. Andrew Street, Elm
bg-gh r. the United Kingdom OF Great
Britain, hAv. presented a Petition t. the
Hisa colr, Il Justice IN London. Eng
lanc. - H-s lke me abrye mentioned LIT
,ers Patent. and hat M Justice Romsr
has n1r! !ueadAy the 18th iay ~ Jan
laD. irf< ,of hearing tho Petition. and
tat 90 x ths Petition and all other
pafticu llrs may Re obtained rom the IN
d,r-ignsi Hs-srs J J Y. Johnson.
OF ~ l.incolu Inn Fields. London. Eng
land. tie SOLICITOR 'lr tho Petitioners or
from 1crvrs How-on a How.on. Of Potter
Runding ~ Park Row. SsV York. their
fssnts
J. n a J Y JOHNSON,
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London. " g,
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METROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse ana
Vans. 202 and 2oA Mercsr-st.: branch OF
Gee. l.60C Broadway. corner 44th-st' III
u1ture removed. boxed and shipped feie-
phone. Spr,ag <S6
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Los
TYPEwRITERS.

bLlCkENsDEKFEk TYPEMKITLRs als
guaranteed the best. price. $35: thou
SANDS IN Use; send for home indor so
M, ELltNENspERFER MFG CO..
ls2 Broadway. Room 5
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OBESITY CURE.

~>~~~>~~-~--~>y~~>~-S ~~~s~>~NSN~~~N~"~"~N~~
INDIGESTION constipation rheumatism,
spinal curvature. ne. GsneAs. PAL Ays's'
irrHf~f with mech anlcA massage. sw-di sh
n Yvvm.nfs - mach urfy. ar r-ihl horse
hack Stationary f.rfci~ LANDER IN
s. rfrf''rf - We '9fh-at
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VOC. ooo.-A controlling interest In an old
established. dividend-paying. manufact-
uring concern OF the highest standing. in
SPsSA' iron ana steel lin.r, near New-
two OF tho owners. who wish 10 retire on
account Of old age. This Is a rare op-
portunity for party wanting 10 enter
either active or partially active business On
safe and legitimate lines. who can com
mand about the above sum. Addres.
ZION AND STEEL. TrihunA Clfnce
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CITATION.

--~~~>~~~->~>>~>O1O>oo ooo~o~1
Ii y On Elm. JOHN Line People of "a.
state Of New orA. by the grace Of God
Tree and Independent: 10 Clara Llndn,,Tn
.: 1iOh'snore home for Chrome In.aI,ds
Inc Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Mt SINAI
Hospital. The Home FOR Aged ana Innrm
hebrews; The Hebrew Freo schools. The
n!ted Hebrew Charities OF the Ci,v
NJ" York. Henry Kohlmsn, Narsh III
konln.An. Marion hoffman. Ada Kohlnan
Jorle Blum. Sarah Frank, I.orIsa HoI.in.
ri; hihe;tike Hoizingsr. Jonas slchrl,
Lubaf A. Lehman. Geriie Lehman Albert
lehman, Regina Stein. Leah 0oldbnch'
Fanny Gruenenwsld Rose Goldbach' ara
70 all p1rsons Interested In the estate ~
S Sonh VA l.: Lindheim; late OF the City Of
next OF KIN. OF otherwise. send greeting:
iou ana zach OF you are hereby cited
ana required personally to 10 ana appear
Setore our surIesate OF the city and
County Of Nex-York. at the surrorate's
Court OF shid city and county. held al liz
County Court House In the Ct,y OF New
fofk. on the 18th day Of January. 1893
at ."it,pa't ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF
dicial settlement Of tho account Of pto-
oecdinss ~ Clara Ihhdhclm' iSopola tay-
ger and Ferdinand KAUFMAN. as executors
IN. aast WIZ and testament " the
said decea sd and such Of you as are
hereby cited rs are under the age Of
twenty -one years. are required 10 appear
y ~ your guardian, u you hav.. one. or IL
one 10 be appointed. or In the event o,
your nsgiec, or failure to do So a guardian
WI ne appointed by the Surrogate 10 rep
resent am act for you IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof. we have caused
the seal Of the Surrorate's Court OF the
SAID city and County OF New-York 70 b.
hsreunto AFFIXED. Witness. Hon Frank r
Fitzgefald. Surrogate 81 our said CIV and
county ut the City OF New-York
the oh dav Of December. in the
'seai) year OF our Lord one thousand
eish. hundred and niretv-seven,
J FAIRFAX NL.rCHTIN.
Clerk Of the Surroeate's Court
kCFZNtN FRANKTNHEINrR,
attorneys ,or Executors. No. IS waii-st..
New-York City.
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TO VENEZJ Ella.

mo NENF.ZJ ELA.
- Steamers Of the RED 3D. LINE, under mail con
with the United States Government appointed
70 sail from Robert pier, Brooklyn
For La Guayra ros Carseas) Puerto cabeiio.
SIS. CARACAS ....... Tuesday January I 1898 I D. n
rs. VENEZ Ella. Thursday. January 49, 1898 D. M
SIS PHILADELPHIA. saturday Jan % 1898 1 D M
BOCLToN. BLISS & DALIETT.
General Manager No. 1876 Front ST.
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G RWl&IE flIH2s OR lIEIN |.
SIS So

$780,
ALL. SHORE EXCURSIONS. HOTELS. GUIDES. ETC,
INCLUDED. by North German Lloyd express - y
"Aller." Feb :. sc. Cuisine and seryice un.aIp,sseu
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE TRIP leav.
Ing the A. :. THIS wintef. covering more ground ana
aTordnE sightseeing.
COURSE or NINE LECTURES by eminent Professors
ana Dyines. Consul Wallace. Jerushlem; fIo.
fessor = Robert College. Constantirope ana OF inc
American College. Athens etc. =,
VISITING Gibraltar. Malars Granada. Alhainnra Al
giers. Malta C?ro. Jerral.n. Beyrout Ephesus Con-
stantinope. Athens Naples. Rome Genca.
II DAYS ~ EGYPT AND PALESTINE
81 over privilege IN Europe on hofneward ZIP 49,
OPTIONAL NILE TRIP TO THERE'S KAkNAK MD
LUXOR BY SPECIALLY CHARTERED STEAMER
ONLY $50 EXTRA
FRANK {. CLARK. III broadway. New York
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MACHINERY.

Al REDUCED PRICES. --;Uv secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bough; and ex-
CHANGED. GEORGE d. EDDY. 3os Madi-
eon-et.
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FOR SALE.

blLLiAhD AND POOL TABLES
rsovUvSN@SSoNS'~NNc~ O~~Io~~~~cO~~~~c~~-
MANUFACTURERS Of Billiard and Pool
rabies: reasonable prices; easy terms
MARK BROS. LA East 14th-st.
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Ocean Steamers.

BANANA RAILROAD.
- THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCTsCO
Connecting the Isthmus for all West Coast Ports os
Mexico. Central and South America
Steamers san from pier foot West 27th-st. ~ Y
FINANCE Dec 80 noon AI>I-IANCA. Jan. TO- noon
For apply at Cornpany's Office. 20 Broadway
X. l. WALKER. Traffic Manager
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DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.
OLD GOLD a. SILVER WANTED

SEND Us youi old gold. jewe!ry. &c. We
send certined check for full value there
Of Bank references. Established 1922
GEORGE n JOYCE. 50 FIlton-st.
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i7TH-S ST, 237 EAST. stuyvesant Square.
With board handsome rooms. facing
park southern exposure. and others; ref
erences.
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U.RDwooD NANTELs a TILES


f-I.F-ssA%r nar.~o-~. rusn'e!s. ti2 up.
nrsplh es gas .ogs shown ms ana "a p
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

l.-HANDSONELY furnished third floor.
board optional. steam heat; private BATH
reference. t4J Park ave. near 5Ith- ~.
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TO PHYsICIANs.-A small. but we'll
paying szaitarium for sale cheap Ad-
dress DR.. GEORGE Box IS. Tribune Of
noe.
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GERMAN MED TEggGMEEN9E RVNrE
'HAMBURG- AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE. LLOYD.
Express, steamers from New YORK
Gibraltar naples ans Genla
Kaiser W. II Dec 80 DO ~ ~ Hisuarch.Jsn y ~
'Norrannia Jan. t. An tKaiss- W n Feb 5. ~ Az
tWerra. ~ 10 An 'NornnnniA F.. u 10 ~
Also steamers for Alexandria Egypt N Jan. Feb ana
March.
Return tickets available FOR the 81 either ins
Naples Hamburg Er~rn@n In
don. Southampton Par's and Chrrfcug
Hamburg American Nortn German lIoNn
Lin. Orrch. 4 Co. Agsn's
81 Broadway y Y. Rorlp@ Green. y T.
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DRESSMAKERS WANTED.

WANTED. A thoroughly experienced
waist cutter. litter and trimmer, must
come recommended by ars,-class houses
only Address. with full particulars. r.
7 Rnx Il Tribune Ofice.
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